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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

JUST RECEIVED,
by THOMAS r. DONNELL, .7gept, ICt of prime
ID Cheese Fresh Figs, Raisins Oranges-Aso a fresh lot
of Confectionery, and many articles in the Grocery line
very cheep for Cash Bath, March 2t n52.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

s the earth with layer six inches n thick
olocK ate OF this gan and the inhabitants of the
ny made toierbe bread of It. (That indeed was carving
audaoe spirit of enquiry good way) Some of the abIest
professors OF the Paris Academy of Sciences subjected this
s 70 various anaioglcal examinations and experiments
which resulted In determining be species of Iichem
winch the oan extensive division of crvplooamian
plants which appear the form thin fiat crests covering
rocks and the barks of trees
lhcn we do not precisely why this phenomenon is to
be the nfabie prognosc oftempestuous battle Are these
red clouds really the vctualg officers of the hosts of
Mars that they raining down flesh and of course
little blood must follow May be. is we'll enough for the
people to think they wild superstition it serves
to make them watch their country sweetly repo
sing In the very bosom of perfect security Phenomena
more extraordinary than this have the world almost
from the beginning The young earth had scarcely got
open before huge from the traceess regions
the air. began to hump his youthful ribs and mpudent
teors to spit their sulphurc amber in his face.
Now if such had dopca did once on time
that is years before the Christian era might be alarm
ed At Toung- -kiun star FELL which became stone on
reaching the earth On this engraven hero
glyphical characters which being interpreted sgned THE
death Of the Emperor and has empire shall be div
aed Indeed this enough to have frightened the poor
ignorant Chinese out of their color But do argue that
this age and country in which these filthy rags of folly
and superstition should be off the sedate of philo-
sophy and let cloth that hoary priest of Minerva the
Clean white and substantial robes of and But
great Philosopher said human happiness consisted in be-
ing aceU deceived If this true Oh what happy world
thisl
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
TYLER'S VETO.

John Tyler President of the United States has vetoed the
Peoples Bank He has crossed the Rubcon his way
political inamy The darling hope of this peop gone
Did Tyler in the of the American people,
his principles contrary those expressed and settled upon
by Gen. Harrison? No. never He refers during the last
canvass Harrsons speeches for his doctrines Tis
he President Of the feest nation earth and the
most patriotic people but by his conduct he ha placed him
self beyond the reach of human charity and respect He
has betrayed his party and his country We speak of John
Tyler and of no party.
He says in his message: "The Senate and the countr
will that could give my sanction of
respect of honorable enali confidence the part of the
peopIe-a sefrespect-all regard for moral religious
obligations whou: observance of which
be prosperous and people can be happy OF
then majority ofthe American people, according 20 Mister
Tyler are dishonora5e men Does he know, that the
question? he know that the broad bright blaze
HARRIsoNs fame lighted him to the Vice Presidency;
does he not know that he in HARRIsoNs pocket?
Ts true the people in their intense admiration ofthe He
ro lost sight of him. but supposed he permitted himself
be elected by that party that he honorable and
would carry their princplel But thank God the
cuperative energies all dead The people will
Bird of Liberty leave the Capitol and retire the tomb of
HARRISON there with the nations Genius its
with the cold of the Ohio. and in three years. they
shall come forth inspired with the lessons of the past witness
the wonders of nober rede mpon; brighter deiverance
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
TRIIST SALE.

TN given by Of deed Of trust
by Patrick McDavd to The undersigned as trustee Tor
b. Rodgers and George Pool against
certain liabilities securities Off
said McDavid the 2nd Monday of February 1912
the debts deed specified previously
sfed by for sale public TO the high
house door in the Of Holly
Springs Mississippi land and other property
by much thereof shall be required to satisfy
specified There twelve
ali Young likely The land the beautiful fertile and
ortab improved occupied by said McDavd North
Jacksonville For particular description OF said negroes
other personal reference made
the trn deed of record Marshall County Mississippi will
make only such title said property vested in me-
July 30, 1S4-2 JNO. h. ANDERSON trustee
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
PUBLIC MEETING.

We observe the Banner of last week. call upon the
Wings of Marshall county meet at Holly Springs in
vention Saturday, the lth day of September nominate
suitable candidates for the Legislature viii be from
article in last headed .NonINATINe CoNvENTIo
that entirely approve of the proved by
perence to be the only solitary whereby insure
the triumph of principles Let The people think about
tis matter and honorable ofpolicy
TO require.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
LOOK An THIS.

TH0SE wishing purchase land in Marshall co Miss now
have opportunity getting good bagains also excellent
land AS agent for H. 5 Smith propose sell Sections
Town B Range West Ill miles North from Holly SprinO
the road leading from thence Memphis Ten Sec 10 has
% OF cleared land with cabins Both Section lie we'll
and calculated make
soil OF superior quality The above the
duced price five dollars cash per shortly or al an
vance price on time-Persons wishing settle
would probably promote their interest by examining
fore purchasing elsewhere As the
anime for himself minute description unnecessary
The undersigned lives ohe lands and oua
take pleasure in showing them TO any gentleman
TANDY X YOUNG.
Aug
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

NOTICE-AH persons any manner interested in the land
IN tenemenis and heredamens John b Moore decd viii
take notice that shall apply 70 the Probate of Marshall
County on the FIRST day OF the October Term 1871 OF said court for
order To sell the following
said Moore, died seized To wt-Secon % son 40 ,n ~
South half of section 2 except A Maver
township
dan and then and there and show
why SAID lands shall not be sold in division
l.. r.. GUY, rof
August 4-z-ow J. b. Moons, decd.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
THE

August 4-2-6w 4

209El EERIIGG HA1RFTE
II published ~ The town OF Holly Springs Mississippi week
al Three Dollars dvanc -Four D0IImvs
payable within six monthsand Five dollars end OF
NO subscription taken for less than tx months - -
will be inserted the rates CHARGED
BY The Mississippi press. 'sS1
Advertisements marked with number OF Insertions
Oh VIII DC continued till ordered
Announcing candidates for Office will beSate sSlOCounfv
10 &c paid down assumed responsible In town
Letfers addressed Editor on business with he Office
must be post paid attention. - - ~'
H Cash muS be paid JOR yVnnK done n, this oe
hce as delivered. @" w ~ s W
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

II PETER B.. JONES' is a candidate for Tax Collector
of Marshall County.
xr ROBERT J. HOLBRooK candidate for Tax Collec-
tor OF Marshall county.
II We authorised to announc r. G. KYLE as Cand
for Tax Collector Marshall county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
l. CAGE & co.

public that they have removed TO the
w adjoining the UNION HOUSE, (CRAFT That they have
received keep constantly hand large and complete
supply of
Drugs, Paints, Dye,Stn6's, Surgical Instruments
Medicines, oils, Ferfunery, &c &c &c
sell for Caat prices lower than
purchased other house the South Particular aen
paid the preparing and putting up OF orders ana
prescriptions Holly Springs, April 1871.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

blame no man for entertaining opinions honestly but who
would conceal them for the sake political elevation should
hssed from the stage and crowned with hemock and
aightshade.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

1--WE are authorized WIN H STILL as a Can
didae of Marshall countyEection
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

II We authorized to JOHN s. WARD as can
for the Taxes of Marshall County-Eecon in
November
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

Mr. TYLER in his late Message to both Houses of Con-
gress May last the following language after speak,
of a Bank:
ITO you then who have directly from the bo-
of our constituents submit the entire question:
best qualified gre fill expostion their and
opinions" Now let him sinkl In attempting to rise to
JAcKsoNIAN. immortality, in balloon inflated with his
gastric opinions he viii 6oo up and tumble in the O.
of Oblivion and sink low buble shall rise We
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
NoTICHe


CARRIAGE Il WAGON ESTABLISHMENT
TIME SUBSCRIBERS having associated
6STEs< j. themselves together in the above business,
inform the citizens Holly Springs
vicinity, that they prepared to execute
durability despatch all business entrusted 10 their
attention business merit and receive
liberal share of patronage.
employ experienced and skul mechanics and
IN material
gTShop The right leading from vii
liamson's Hotel.
T. b, WALTHALL,
BURLINGTON,
Aug. l2-n
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

Of every variety executed at the Gazette office. with
accuracy and correspond with the hardness
of the times July %, l64l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
CIRCUIT JUDGE

1--WE authorized announce ISAAC n. DAVIS or p
County, candidate for Judge of the 9Th Judicial Dsr
n November
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

gFor the lower branch of the Legislature be elected No
Democrats of Marshall
that the following of antibond candidates be
WILLIAM COOPWOOD
w. S. RANDOLPH.
S. GREER.
JAMES ". HILL.
CHICKASAW BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The Chickasaw Babist Association will hold its
nual session in this place. commencing Friday the 18th
September.
Brethren in the ministry requested to attend
Holly Springs. August the 24th. l641.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
LEGISLATURE.

10. ID. WATSON has authorized say,
ddae for the egsaurehe has determined
will for the lower upper house, but will do
other aspirants.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

gFGEORGE A. WILSON, (he present ncumbent,) Can
ddate reelection the Office of District Attorney s
District
1--WE authorized to announce ROBERT JOSELYN
District Attorney for the 9Th Judicial District
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized requested JAMES AL
DERSON, cadidae Circuit Clerk of Marshall
Election n November paid $5l
SHERIFF
fr%y-We authorized to announce Col HANNIBAL HAIR
RiS as the office of Sheriff, of Marshall County
ErSAMUEL Fl. THOMAS presents himself before the citi
zens of Marshall county, candidate for the Office Sheriff
he ext November election.
1--WE authorized to announce WASHINGTON G. L.
NORRIS Candidate for the Sherifay of Marshall County
Election to take place in November next
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
PROBATE JUDGE

IA. A. STITH, is a candidate for Judge of the Prob
Court of Marshall County
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

CHARLES O'BRHAN, Dentist.

Resides at Holly Springs Missp
prepared To perform all operations belonging
IL SURGERYHe feels assured after uniform
that he will realize liberal patronage He would just say
public that they be careful who they employ
Aus 4-2-Iy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
RANGER.

1--WE authorized to Mai J. IL. CURREY
Candidate for Ranger of Marshall County.
II THOMAS A FALCONER, candidate Ranger OF
Marshall County
1--WE authorized and requested R. T
FOWLER, candidate Marshall county-Eece
in November
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing LEWIS PEARCE
NEIMS in the practice law dissolved bv mn
tual consent August 10th ls4l.
GRANVILLE LEWIS.
A. PEARCE
&. q. NELMS
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

The Hon JAeoB THOMPSON Candidate Congress- and RcH
s. GRAVES, Candidate for
iaow citizens at the following timesand places,
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
NOTICE.

WILL the Probate Court OF Marshall county
next October term final administrator of the
SAMUEL KENEDY Deceased allowance and
apply said Court for leave resign Enthusiastically
said estate August 23d ISil.
JOHN I, Admir-
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

On Monday the day November si will offer for sale
nnh auction the bidder for the Court House
Holly Springs Section No II Town Range West OF
The Basis Meridian ChickaSaw CesSonconveyee 10
trustee by Tandy X Young 49, day November 1889 To
payment to John Andus VIII convey
10 he purchaser only such title as is vested in me-
ANDREW NORRIS.
Trustee
September /, 1871.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
MOTTGHn

the 2sh dav 1871 The Hon Probate Court of Mar
Mississippi granted To the Undersigned Let
of Administration the estate of William c.
Deceased All persons having claims against the of said De
exhibit the the undersigned within
time the will be barred August q s4
CATHARINE CUNNINGHAM, Admir-
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
COUNTY TREASURER

q WOODsON PUCKETT, is candidate for Treasur
Marshall county
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

VIM. HARLEY, one of the Wing Candidates
congress- will address his fellow citizens the follow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

had given to the House on Wednesday intro.
duceJ resolution TO the effect tha, "A commit
iese OF two from each country be sppoin,ed, To
inquire into the expedieney Of reporting reso.
intons on the subject Of the national currency,
and other subjects Of national interest, and
to report thereon 10 this house al the pre,ear
session. which was adopted without opposir-
ion.
The act relating 10 imprisonment for debt
was called up. The act with some amend
lnenis was passed.
Mr.. ALDRicH called up tho act introduced al
iormer session. entitled an act in amend.
lneht OF an act entitled an act prescribing the
tGrms OF wrIis and The manner Of serving them. !"
The bill was read, and gave rise to a long discus
SION, pending which HE House adjourned. In
the afternoon the debate was resumed. aud f.
naIly an amendment moved by Mr.. Atwell was
adopted. which bad the effect Of striking ont
the whole of the BILL
AT the suggestion Of Mr.. SIMMONS. !, was
agreed that the bill, as amended, br referred TO
The COMMITTEE on the Judiciary.
After some discussion as to The time which
the House would adjourn to, il was resolved to
adjourn 10 3 o'clock, =. NJ. on Moudsy
MoNDAY AFrERxooS. I
Nothing Of importance was done. Mr.. Ran
l0ph asked and obtained leave Of absence fof The .
Of the session.
The rule relative to the reception Of Peii- (
ions was suspended and several were received
md referred
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
Rh01E-ISLAMD REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1871.
DE.YOE2s.XYSG .SY.syE
E1.V'tsE.k'yycs.y,

Al Convention Of the Democr9,ic Repub
+ licans oi Rhode Island. held at The Star, Hnuss
IN Providence. on the e,euinr Of Jl,. S..
loil-InoMAs w. Dom Of Providence va
appointed Chairman, and JosErn A. S,orr q,
/ CumberIsnd and SAMUEL PorrER Jr Of Prov.
/ ldence, Secretaries
The following gentlemen were appoiur.i he
state Committee for the ensuing uoIt,caI wear
I--Forthe County of Newport, Dutee J. Pearcc:
Providence, William Grosvenor; Washington.
Elisha X. Potter Kent SiIas Weaver; Bns-
tol, Christopher Smlh.
On motion Of Dexter Randall Of SmuhGeIJ.
tw
ReSolred, That MARrIr VAN BrRrN. Pres
ldent OF The United States. by the able and faith.
ful discharge Of his Official duties: ~ admins.
ienDg the Government with strict conformity to
the Constitution; in hrmly maintaining the
tfne democratic doctrines OF '0S- 80, as assert
ed and vindIcated by the venerared JEFFERsoN
aud MADISON, and by the Democratic party (
IN restricting The expenditure uC the DubiIc [
treasure TO legitimate and constitutional objects
by his able aud satisfactory negotiations with Tor
eign nations; aud especially by his finn and .
patriotic purpose Of securing The public fnan-
ces IN the safe keeping OF agents amenable 10
lite restraints Of law, ard in rescuinc the same
rom tho dangers and abuses inc ident 10 their
custody by banking corporations for their pri- L
'ate emolumeut-is cuiueuly entitled to the
continued confidence and support Of the Dem.
ocraic Party Of the Union
HeStred, That We entertain toward RtcuApp
VI. JonNsoN, Vice President. the highest re-.
'pect Tor his patriotism, for the impartial man. a
ncr IN winch he has discharged the duties or Il
hls high station, and for the many civil services
winch he has rendered 10 the country. =,
1t was also subsequently
hcsotrcd, That in country like this. de
nocracy can never suffer more than temporary
ieieai and that there is nothing rhcrciorc. in
ne result OF the recent presidential contest, to
G;imldatc Tue-hcarted democrats: but thar. \
N the contrary, the mode OF political warfare
IT late pursued By our opponents. has been
uch Is 10 stimulate US. one aud all, Ia renew
q eNrrIlons IN support of the great principles. u
'h'ch, though unsucccssiuly. were manfulN II
a
J otcd, That The record of the proceedinps -,
The Convention be signed by the Chairman
nd Secretaries, and published 10
THOMAS w. DORR, Chairman, IN
.rgs. |ssS" =: roSTS.. Sg@rT. j., Secretaries. NJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

0T@The National InteIIiscnccr Of FRIDAY
announces the death of Commodo,s T,o
ii. STEVENS, Of the Navy. "lp the meridian
OF ''t' ana IN the enjoyment Of the highest
'e4''h' ne retired to bed on Wednesday sish,.
ana before morning the angel of death had
stricken h'm from the number Of the living
Commodore Stevens was native of Cbsrl.s,o,
o'u'' carolina and entered the navy in lsos.
al tue early age of fifteen. Young as he was.
he had distinguished himsslfin in the a,of1sto
even before Perrys brilliant victory ON Lake
Eric, aud he Commanded one sr tbe ,o.so,. :.
'"'' e'e'''hemorable battle. As man. he va,
without feproseh' as al officer. he was regard. .
Cd as one OF the brighies, ornaments Of the ma.
W IN peace, rs he had been one of il. mos,
gallant sons in war"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
TEXAS.

The news rom the frontier. if true. is highly
important. letter has been received a, Aus
tin from San Antonio. which declares positively
that 1t IS the intention Of the Mexican Govern.
ment to invade Texas. According TO the letter.
the loan of So 3OOo, 600 lately obtained by Mex
leo, is to be expended as follows So 100000
is TO be expended towards purchasing aud arm
inr two steamships OF war to act against The
Texan Navy. aud the balance TO be applied TO
carr, ing on Operations by Iand-Generai Aris.
IA TO have command Of tie invaders His Ere,
object iSro take possession of Gsli'j and san
An,onia and then propositions will be made TO
the Texan Government.
The Texan Congress has passed lIv ~
" hich property cannot he sold al al under es-
eeuiion. unles. 1t shall brins 'uo Thirds n. sr.
yrsistj value.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

The sum received by the United States Dis
trict Attorney in New York during the last
year, is S2s,oo9 OF; by Mr.. Bets, the Clerk
of The Court. $40, l69 %. The Marshal Of
Mississippi received Ss7.l5O. A new law has
been reported to make these and all similar sal
AIRY Offices. at $4,000 per sneum. Let us see
how sincere the wings are IN their professions
of economy, now that they have the power in
their bands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

4 Re'eard cf HamaNity. New York
Herald says that Mr.. Bashauln. the British
Consul has IN the name OF Queen Victoria.
presented TO each Of the captains OF the Amer.
can packets, Who have been instrumental in re.
Gently saving the crews OF several British YES.
sells, superb telescope. with suitable iose,ip.
iions, as reward fer their s.fors ia the eaus.
Of humanity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

Ciatns EPoa Me1ico.-The Scete,a,, or
S'a'e h's gwen notice to persons having claims
against TIA. Mexican Government to rrosen, the
necessary evidence at The Department 10 wssh-
ington. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

>ehr' Ssv'ust SIaier.--lt is but 200 probable
that our worst fears in regard to tins vessel have
been realized. A letter was received nm Mon.
day last by Mr.. Bull. from the Conmissioner of
wrecks on the Virginia shore. informing him
OF the marks on some of the casks of rum saved. .
""''" eorresponded with those shipped by Mr..
d. ana 'oa's no doubt that the vessel wrecked
was Tue >. 5. The Commissioner states thar
she came on shore in pieces. and that 10 hhds.
OF run had been picked up IN diheren, places.
three OF which had been stolen.
Is barely possible that the crew abandoned
her oeiure she went to pieces. aud have b..n
saved by some vessel bound on foreign VOYAGE.
o"' 'here Is not much room Tor hope. Tn, cir.
en'ns'anses Of her boa, having dr0rd ashore
'"n the wreck initiates s;rOoely ssain., the
surpositiup.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
The General Assembly

Ia our preceding columns will be found IN
abstract OF the proceedings Of the Assembly.
.'u''no'u from our last. We regret that our
''n'''S would not permit us to copy the debate
"ron The Masonic laws in fall. as we shepld
IKE all our readers to see it. We have given
'S much OF It aswe could, and enough we think
10 sho" The merits of the question. We
would particularly invite our wing readers 70
consider the remarks Of the Speaker. Mr..
C'ansion; they are copied verbatim from the
report published in the Providence JournaI.--
he a'owal'ha " lie (Mr. Cransron) hougltH il
H'S duty 10 make dHhe political capital he could"
Is IN no o'her"'ses surprising than on accouu, Of
IT'S eandor and honesty. We are aware thai
he has acted on that principle for long time.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19
COOL IMPUDENCE.
SCENE IN A PRINTING OFFICE.
Enter Stranger.


Stranger. Good morning, gentlemen"
Editor "Good morning, sir--sit down."
Str. :" want to get one of your morning pa
pers."
Edr. ''Certainly, sir,n-handing him a paper.
Str. "There is nothing in the paper believe
of much Importance this morning.
Edr. No, sir, nothing pery important
There is, however, an interesting letter from
Florida, and letter of late date from Wash
.ingfonu
Str. 81 am going to send this paper six hun
bred miles off, and perhaps it may be the means
of procuring you SUBSCRIBER
Edr. "Yes, sr-PERHAPs il may"
Str. "Good morning, gentlemen,"-bowin
himself out of the Office, and .forg citing to pay
for the paper
Edr. "Good morning, sir"
After short absence, the stranger returns
with the paper in his hand, and requests the
clerk to put ii in a wrapper for him.
The above scene, saws the Savannah Repub-
lioan, actually took place in our office yesterday
morning, and we publish it simply that our
readers may see the value placed upon the labor
and expenses of publishing newspaper What
would grocer think of strangers coming into
his store, and after ordering pound of sugar
or coffee, bow himself out without offering TO
pay for il Or hardware dealer, of a custom
er's purchasing hand-saw' in the same way
And vet, do not publishers of newspapers have
to labor and invest capital as well as the others
Why, then, should an individual think il right TO
avail himself of the labor Of one, more than
the other, without remuneration.