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FLORIDA.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLIcAN.
Savannah, Jan. /, 1871.
IBIPoRTANT NEWS PROM FLORIDA


1t is with much qualification we lay before our
reeders the details OF news Just received from Flo
rida, BY an Officer of the Army arrived in tswn
this morning.
From sixty to seventy Indian warriors have
co me in to the different posts with their rifles,
which they have surrendered, thus manifesting
a willingness on their part to close the war. 1t
is pertinent to observe, that since its commence
ment such thingh has not happened This fact,
in connection with the report Brought by those
who have surrendered, that many of their breth-
rem are about to follow their example, affords n
strong ground ofhope that the war may soon be
terminated.
At Fort Tanning, eleven warriors came in on
Christmas day. At Tampa, fifteen warriors
came in on the same day. Seven ofthem came
to Fort King in quest CT Gen Armistead They
afterwards left that post to seek him at Tampa
Bay. AT Csder Keys, either seven or seventeen
warriors surrendered themselves-our infor-
mant does not resOent which. Several others
(number not known) came in at No 4, post
between Cedar Keys and Fort Tanning
Among those who have surrendered, there are
but two or three Mickasuckies, the most in
domitable of all the tribes. These warriors
all came in at the different posts within four
days of each other.
1t is supposed that the presence of the de-
legation from Arkansas has contributed 10 pro-
uuCS lnIS StdtS VI hOuiC Vi lIC uoteSduOu
are with the Commanding General, and some
with the enemy. They compose at present
a very weak tribe in the West, and are anxious
to strengthen themselves by the addition of
those remaining in Florida. The white flag
was flying at all the military posts where this
information had been received.
Maj. Fsuntleroy, while on a scout on the
Goth ult., captured seven Indians about seven
miles from Tampa.
On Tuesday last, Goth ult.,) two baggage
wagons belonging to the Or. Masters Depart
ment, were temporarily seized by three Indians,
near Piatka, one of the teamsters having
been killed. Major Riley, Lieut.. McKinstry,
and Lieut.. Foote came upon them while they
were rifing the baggage, when the Indians
made GOOD their escape, carrying with them
some blankets and few unimportant articles
of baggage. They had taken Lieut. Foote'S
trunk into the woods, bat were unable to open
it.
P. S. Since writing the above, we have re :
ceived a letter froIa our Florida corresponds mt
which confirms what we have just stated.
P. s. The letter adds the following: ''The
Express says 40 Indians have come in at PoAta-
rassa."
C,rrSsDoadonrs of fho Po~ubJ;coo
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WORTHY OF ALL ComMENDAToS.-It is no
ticed in the Republican of yesterday morning,
that respectable mercantile house in this city,
having note of considerable amount, to pay in
the Franklin Bank, let it be knewn that they
would give par funds for notes ofthis bank, and
that by this, many poor persons be enabled ts re-
alize the full amount Of the deprecated paper in
their hands. This is worthy Of all commenda-
ton.
We have heard also, ola like instance of gen.
srous regard for the interests Of others. The
President of one of our banks, We learn, has al
ready redeemed on his own responsibility, many
notes of the Franklin bank in the hands of poor
persons. Ii all speculation in the funds Of this
bank, is discountenancsd, there need not be a
dollar lost by the note holders. We earnestly
hope that other houses than the one above men,
toned, having notes falling due at the Franklin
Bark, will pursue like honorable course.
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WHAT NExr.-E. J. Pierce, a writer on steam
navigation and internal improvements, (well
known in Philadelphie,) recommends the con-
struction of ship canal from Lake Erie to the
Ohio river, by which, as thsFs is always sufi-
cheney OF water in the Upper Lakes, he thinks
that the Ohio might De kept supplied with suffi-
cheney Of water at all seasons OF the year, and
that steamers of war might, upon occasion, as
cen6 from New Orleans to either of the upper
lakes. As it CARDS ice, Mr. Pierce is confident
that it can be kept broken and running; witt a
proper apparatus, even in the severest weather.
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&c Pratt ST., between Charles & Hanover
7E7HE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND

TENHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
RELIGIOUS Observation-Disclosures by Rob-
RKr ]. BRECKENRIDGE and hSnREw y, CRoss.--JanU-
airy, lsil. CONTENTS:
I-Speech of Robert J. Breckenridge, delivered the
Court House yard al Lexington, Ky, on The 18th
day of October, 1910. In reply 10 the '5peech
ofRobert Wicklife, delivered in the Court house
In Lexington, on the 10Th day of Angus, 1910,
zpoR the occasion of resignng his seat sens-
tor from the county of Fayette." And in defence
Of his personal character, his political principles,
and his religious connexions. More particularly
InFegard to the questions of the power of the Ie
gislature on the subject OF Slavery, of tn Inpor-
Iation of sla' IS, Of Aholitonism, of British india
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.--Moliusm, No /.
3.-MaTgarite RomanG.-The First Dive
4.-RsvOlution in the Maryland Hospital.--ProgTsse
in Public Sentiment.
S.-Ths Gospel Mystery Of Sancti6cauon by Rev
VIM. Marshall-Abridged.-N VII
bG-Notces, Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Lettsrs,
&c. SC.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN & SON,
il % N. Gay 81.
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man in New York, cooper by trade, fell
in ft of apoPlexy in his shop, and in this con-
dition he was attacked by hogs, who tore the
flesh from his face, and other parts of his body.
When found he was lead.
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EVANS PATENT LF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, sc.

EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, sc.
THNHE subscriber is now manufacturing C. * o
IN EVANS reverse point, or selfsharpening PLoUGHs
zach share ef cast on has points; and by rcves
ing, upon the principle of selEshapening and there
fore economy in using. These pOughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
tems can be had in this city; together with my
tensve assortment of other make of piougs and agrcul
tural implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldron's and Gnnin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldrons, Griliin's, and Amer
manufacture; Scyths Snathes and other Harves,
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, sc. SC.
have also patterns fol, and have made splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention,
j. s EASTMAN
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A clock has been invented by Mr.. Crane Of
Newark, n. J. that will run s7s days without
winding.
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RzsUMrrIoN.-We are gratiaed to see the fol.
io~isg conclusive remarks in TIE Clipper Of
this m~rping.
elm tn present aspect of affairs no MEASURE
should Do Pfscipitately adopted by our banks
An oppressive and unsafe resumption would in
endure the ills we az We, than fy to Others that
we know not Of" The benefit of the communi-
~ should be consulted in whatever course may
% adopted; and If greater injury would result
from Resumption than non-resumptieu ct the pre-
sent moment, the idea Of resuiniDg should be
|ebsndsned.s
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COII.Ef,TOR

= Ohm SHOWACRE would respectfully infornrhis
sS friends and the public general y that he offers TO
them his services as Collector OF Ground and House
Rents, Annutes, Accounts i'll General, &c &c. As
soon as moneys collected by him. they shall be oaid
ever without delayhls best exerons shall be made TO
facilitate the same, and give general satisfaction all
WHO may place business in his hands.
Any Accounts or business lett with either of The un-
dersgned (reeTences) shall be promptly attended TO-
Messrs Ross * Carrot, corner Of Matthew and Hol-
lingsworth streets.
A. y ]. Brown & Brother, Pratt street, few
doors west ofLight street.
John 7. Howard, No. 10 Pratt street.
John Rothrock, President Western Franklin Savings
Institution. d4t y
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Correspondence ofthe Republican.
OFFICE OF THE News,
st. Augustine, Dec. 29th.

The schr. I. E. Crowe, arrived yesterday
from the Southern posts. By her we learn,
that the property lying on the Mosquito beach,
a few miles north of New Smyrnais still safe,
no Indians having visited it as was some time
since stated. The schr. John McClung, of
Philadelphia, Freeman master, from St. Tho1n-
as, bound to st. Johns, F. foundered on the
ed, about lG0 miles to the eastward of the riv
err. The captain and crew took to the boat,
and were driven four miles south of Musquito
bar, where in attempting to land, the boat cap
sized and the crew, four in number, were lost
Capt. Freeman and mate, Mr.. Wilson, reach
ed the fort at New Smyrna, and arrived in the
Crowell. ST. John day was commemorated
by st. Johns Lodge No IL, with the usual
honors. A Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of New York,
who arrived here few days since in bad
health, was buried to-day.
FROM ST. AUGUTINE.
By the schr. Stephen & Francis, Capt Ma
gee, arrived on Saturday, says the Charleston
Mercury, of the 4th, we received the Herald
of the Slst ult., from which we copy the fol-
lowing,
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ST.. AUesrINE, Dec 81.

Forty INDIANS CAPTURED-TaN INDIANS
HANGED. Capt Thompson of the Walter M,
arrived this morning from Key Biscayne brings
a verbal report that Colonel Harvey, who had
proceeded into the Everglades with ninety men,
succeeded in discovering the town of We XII
kak, where he captured go women and chill
dren, and Ole warrior and killed or hanged ten
warriors (they were perhaps shot in lne at
tack.)
We hope, however, that they were hanged, af-
ter being caught alive, for, belonging to the
gang which committed the massacres at Carloo-
sah&tehie, and Indian Key, they deserved nei-
ther mercy, judge or jury-nothing but an exc
cutioner; and the people of Florida have long de-
plored tire unfrequency Of such salutary fetribu-
tive examples. II these Indians were hanged,
their people will see we are at last in earnest
How much blood might have been saved had 10
Indians been hanged five years ago.
We gave the gallant Colonel our good wish
es when he went down, and are rejsiced to see
them fulfilled.
The party returned round the coast, leaving
Captain Davidson, who is, we are sorry to say,
dangerously i'll, at Indian Key. Another expedi-
ton is proposing Official reports may be ex
pected tomorrow by the VIM. CASTOR.
We eaid few days ago that the destruction
of one Indian was of more importance than the
taking of Beyrout. What then must be our re-
joicing when 40 are captured. Our market is
illuminated to night-the big gun is out--the
band is playing cheerily, and the people are
shouting for joy.
Col. Haniey, We are told, went in at tie Mi.
ami, and came out near Cape Sable. If SO, he
must have gone where white man has pro-
ceeded, and discovered singular and important
water communication across the South OF the
Peninsula.
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PATENT GOLD PENS.
EtANFIELD & BROTHER have received further
" supply OF "HawIdas" celebrated GOLD PEN,
which they warrant TO write wei for year. II used
properly For sals Of Market and Charles sts
81
FR1EKTTE BANK PAPER.
A WELL SECURED GROUND RENT OF one
n hundred dosry eligbly situated will DO sold for
$3.50 Franklin Bank Nctss. If application be made to-
day or tomorrow JESSE T. PETERS,
81 Corner of Market and North sts
. SCOTCH yyHISIkEY-Superiorr pcotch Whis-
- key on drsught and by the demijohn. This Wbis-
key Is Of superior quality and high favour and persons
wenting good sfrele viii do well give NJ call.
VIM. q GEO. MCLEAN.
MT v Lombard street, near Light
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

THE FATHER OF DANIEL WEBsTER.-In address,
years ago. by Joseph Hopkins before the Zeiosophc
Society PHILADELPHIA the thus aludes to the father
of Daniel Webster
The farther of Daniel Webster the cuvater of few
OF land in New Hapshre He supported himself and
his family by his personal labor literally by the of his
brow To selfish and short sighted view, his
destned higher employment and had his father
ed selfish and short sighted do he would have
thought time and money thrown away have given his
education beyond the of his situation and would
have hurried him from his and arithmetic that he
might have the benefit of his labor in the confed-bu be
neither reasoned acted thus He afforded him the best and
fullest instruction What harvest did this wise and excel
lent parent reapl When his the high emnence
he ocupes with what conscious and noble pride with
heart overowng with rapture he could say this is the
of the labor of my hands this is the reward of my
The boy of the woods the of the nation giving
honor his country and receiving it from her-his fame
and her fame spreads together every part ofhe civilized
world Who would deprive himself ofthe possibility of such
qualification for sodd calculation of the time and expense
ofsuch an educaton2'
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
Obituary.
COMMUNICATED.

DIED-At his residence, in Pamela county Mississippi
on Friday night last, Doctor RICHARD WARREN THOMAS
In the death of Doctor society has lost ornament and
useful member his relations and friends endeared and
highly valued knsman and friend and his aectonate and
devoted wife has lost all that tender and condng woman
could desire in husband his have lost humane
coEsdeate and beloved Could generous friendship
and wamheaed attachments prayers of friends and
relatives and the of heartbroken wife, the soctude
and sympathy of ALL have prevailed the strong death
could have been stayed and deceased friend would
been long permitted to have enjoyed life 1t would be i'm
posSe IN brIef space to enumerae all the excelen
of the deceased-to love him. know him we'll
In him you found hearted and generous friend-rea
DIV all times render aid those who needed his
Doctor Thomas native of Person county, n c. Af
finishing his OF studies Cha peiI College he
took the degree of medicine the University Pennsy
In 1927 After pursuing his profession for years the
land OF his birh with great success he emigrated south
since which he has been devong his and talents
the agreeable pursuit of agriculture which few if
any have excelled him. In all the relations of life DR. Il
eminently happy and usefunone e-enoyed life
impaired more happiness others In fact he the life
and of every circle be entered His manly and buoyan
spirit depressed down. But he is gone
He gone and while his DEATH his memory
and his virtues shall ever be embaImed in hearts
FRIEND
The Milton n c. paper and Danvlle Va paper will
please copy.
DIED-At Randolph Ten the 18th inst Col JOHN
HILLIARD HUNT And on the evening at the resi-
dence of his father Nat Hunt MARY infant daughter of John
and Elizabeth Hunt
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

From the Old Dominic.
A REMEDY AGAINST OLD BACHELORS.

A REMEDY AGAINST OLD BACHELORS.
There but preventive for the of old bache
ors and that by establishing such instuos the follow
ing.
Domestic Duties. They have large Female Seminary
the banks the Connecticut Massachusetts, where
they only cultivate the minds of the pupils but also teach
them domestic duties In rotation they all scrub
wash bake fry and do every species of housework The
minds of these young said be invigoraed by
ther physical efforts and consequently fast they graduate
the institution they taken ofthe market. The
pply equal the demand for the of wives
''Were such seminares established through country,
the army OF single gentlemen would be materially dimn
ished fnot wholly annihated-Whie the present system
of female education fashionable we bachelors shall
nger the ranks of single bessedness At nearly all
female seminarie young ladies entirely untaugh in
educated they only be looked like
painted doll The higher dues the responsibilities of
after life, wholly overlooked and entirely dsregarded
Is all be wondered that many of the harder
pursue the journey of life solitary and alone2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
sAPPINGToN-s PILLS
TRUST SALE.

Py virtue of Deed Of Trust executed To b. TH0s Dl,
I'D for cerain therein menti0net, au4
Probate Clerks office ofhe County Marshall
Mississippi, The ID day Seperaber n -19 ia u
Book @. page 256, shall proceed o sell
On the first Monday after the fourth HoaEay - Na-sm5r
lS4l,
House door IL the Holly Spriue
the following described
Section - Town Range WeSt Of the ba>i>
Chckasaw ceSsion. The title above
undoubed; but such title only viii BE- made vested
said deed of Trust. Terms made known sr-
4. b. COLEMAN. I--a..ar
September the 23rd, IsiI.-9-tds
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

"IN PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR"-The British Govern
ment appears acting with eye strengthening
the deences of their colonies America AT Halifax vari
expensive oresses repairing and rebuilding and
wards of FIVE hundred work AT Loulsburg,
the old French forts being placed in fighting order The
Journal of says they learn by gentleman from
Halifax that the feeling there concerning the detention OF
Ieod is and loyal Should he be condemned they
ready the British Government in any action
they shall deem just and polite to pursue sea captain
this city, recently from Halifax says that he has never
known such formidable array of battle ships and amuniions
of that port the present hour In Mcleod IS
condemned and executed and the the worst
where battle ships forresse and means
of national defence2
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
ccIENcF A e,..oto,,s

SCIENCE.-A facetous gentleman travelling in the in
of the State, arriving his lodging place in the
nng by the oser whom he thus addressed boy
that quadruped from the vehicle sa5ulats him. de-
him adequate supply of nurcous almentand when
the of shall agau umne the oriental horizon
will award you pecunary compensation for your amebe
hospitality The boy under standing word,
the house saying" Master here's Dutch. to
see youn-phiI. Cou.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

NTOTICE-An persons in interested 1nf.
IN enementS, and heredisments Of John b. Moore,
take notice that snail apply the Probate III Nnr
County the r day Of the October Term ISL ii sa ~ "a
order 10 sell The following and
said Moore, died seized To witMSecon ~e.-s ana fa
South half A.
township OF the ChickasaW IT.
dian, and then and there appear and show
why said lands shall not be sold In division
l. r. GUY. Ex-rof
August i-2-6w y. B MouEE-
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

T,HOsE wishing purchase land Marshan ~
have opportunity getting good tesans cxcr-n
land As agent for II 5 smith propose 70 s sections 10
Town IL miles North
the leading thence Mclnphf> iO -
% of cleared land with cabins Both
and dare calculated make
soil i Of superior quality. The above e ~
duced price of FIVE dollars cash sold shortly a
vance price on nePersons wishing o. settle u Narsa
would probably their
fore purchasing elsewhere purchaser necesrr
anime for himself minute description deemed unnecer
The undersigned lives in The neghborhood ofihe r
axe pleasure IN showing them 10 any gentleman
Aug. I9-4-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

ANEcDoTE-A young minister received call from two
different to become their pastor One was
rich and able give him large salary and well united
The other poor and divided that they had driven
away their In this condition he applied his father
for advice An aged negro whooverhead what
said made this reply "Massa where the least
and most devil" He took the advice and made the
strument uniting distracted church. and converting
souls unto Christ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
TAX COLLECTOR.

g| PETER B. JONES, IS a candidate Tax Collector
of Marshall County.
ErRoBERT HoLBRooK, is candidate for Tax cOllec-
tor OF Marshall county
- We authorised r. KYLE a Cand
date for Tax Collector of, Marshall county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
wspmAg MOTIF 0gS-MAKsnAIL CrrS


Taken up by George W AFahatnr ANiN- t~4 A4tsee
Holly Springs, Bay mule Supposl 90 x Nr 60
spring, appraised d hye ccliars
ASo-One bav horse colt blaze face hiFAc1ien tae &
one year old last spring, appraised % SD
September, 23rd ls4l-l0-a
Taken BY Joshua Adams S1Erel tas<e
white her forehead and bolh hind feet % TIE s N -
white-EIad small bell %, appraised 70 So
September 2SIh Ie4l
Taken by Lenuel H Cole living Waieftl eae sss
mare Inule-appraised 20 $50
Sepmber, 9Th lsfI.-l0-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
MarrfeO,

In this county the 28th inst by the Rev A. MCCALL
uM WILLIAM L. JACKSON, of Fayete county, Tennessee
to Miss ANN VIRGINIA BISHOP, ofthis county
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
sAIDG8MG gGG sA19.

THE subscribers have commenced -Ac above p4e me
of Springs North wherr tAE i1i
crying above business in all rs various eaar e
termined 10 sell low for cash. WALLACEN y FhA>uN
b. Repairing shortest Eoee an1 Al c--Es
a thankfuy received promptly attended
September 30sh,-l0-6n-
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
MASONIC EXPULSION

At regular meeting Of Holly Springs
<sAINsfy Lodge, No 35. al their EIe IN Holly
<%%I A%NAE Springs, Monday The ssh Sepseuaber
EzkNzS< A. d. lS4l. A l. SSH II was unani.
mousy res0irsd That JotI NJ Sleslr-
<[zZzSE5kz<sS member Of this Ledge D. AMI ~ b,
W IL hereby, forever expelled from all the
rights and privileges of Masonry-or unmasone conduct
BY order ofthe Lodge
WM l. LANIER. s.
Sept l5-s-sw
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

1--WE authorized ISAAC N. DAVIS, OF Pa
nola County, candidate Judge of the Sh Judicial District
election in November next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
ALSO

NV committed the Jail county, the 81
w gro named GILBERT who he belongs JAMES
X POLK of Nashville and he away his firm in
Yalobusha county, Miss Said 80 will
weigh SO pounds bu dark had when
mied blue cloth coat and panaloons.
JOHN L. GOODMAN Jailor.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
FOR ASSESSOR

y We are authorized TO announce JOHN s. WARD, as can
ddate for Assessor OF the Taxes of Marshall CounyEecton
November
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
LEGISLATURE.

10 d. WATSON has authorized say that he can
ddae for the next egsaturhe has determined whether h
will run for the lower upper house. but will do SO in time TO
other aSprantS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
CHARLES O'BRIAN. Dentist.

ReStIes az H0IIV NprlngS Missn
TIE prepared perform am operations belonging a rN~tr
Ii SURGERYHe feels assured after wears unffa-rr ,
thai he will realize liberal patronage would i a a. r
pubic that they cannot b. careful who they
August 4-2-Iy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
CORONER.

1--WE authorized WIN. H STILL, as Can
didae for Coroner Marshall countyEecton Novemoe
GIVE authorized o w. w MOORE (the gul
smith candidate for Coroner of Marshall counlyEectioI
in November
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
THE


s1O19g sEEgIg5 EAz9EHz
IL published IN The town Of Holly Springs Mississippi every
al Three Dollars -F0nnr nrfr-,.-
payable within monthsaHd Five dollars
No subscription taken for less than six months
ADVERTISEMENTS will b. inserted the rates chars
by the Mississippi pres. --------
Advertisements marked with number n i,~.r
them, will Be continued till ordered and ehar-ss
Announcing candidates for Office viii b-Sia,e sloCis- -
TO be paid down assumed by reSponsi name II e
Letfers addressed 70 the Eiior on bnne>~ 80 ~, 60
fee he post paid attention. -
ECas must D paid for all EOR pvOE1xr =. 49, ~
delivered - ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

w AS committed the Jail of Marshall county,
wv the 18th who his
Dow that he belongs Thomas living Yalobusha
county, Mississippi Oakland negro y years old
yellow complexion, built and when spoken appears quick
and &C.