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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27

J. g. BENNETT, ESQ.
I'm answer to your interrogatory in this
days paper, have TO inform you that don't think
that there dissenting vote 10 the resolution OF
LAYING the papers of Mr.. Dev on the table. 1t was
only for the want of time that IT was not acted
and | feel well convinced in my mind, that the
bill would have been dismissed
LATE JURYMAN
DEC %, 1912
Be tso-and when the next Grand Jury assem-
bles, we trust that they will take up the same case,
and do with it what is legal and proper. II ii be
libeous to publish careful reports of public docu-
mens and law proceedings, it is time for the whole
community to know the fact. 1t is contrary TO our
disposition and principles to transgress the law-but
when we have the opinion of both the Judges of
the United States Court and of the other law Off
GERS OF the State that such publication is legal,
we shall proceed in the publication against the
threats sfal the bankrupts In the world The great
majority of the pubhc-the industrious trades people,
who have suffered by these bankrups, have right
to know where their hard-earned property has
gone, and who got it. Threats have no effect upon
liz
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eJ- JOHN JONES still predicts a revolution Oh |!
don't
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NAvAL.-The U. S. ship John Adams, sailed from
Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on the 7th October,
bound on cruise to Madagascar, Mozambique, &c
for the protec ion OF whaling ships the Indian
Ocean.-Nat,onal bteAligencer, Dec. 26th
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w. .. nICHAhDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofthe College 81 Nassau street.

ly- MR.. MONEYS SEVENTH LECTURE ON
Irish History Poetry and Music with songs by Of
the first singers OF the day. takes place this evening at
Concert Hall, 400 Broadway.
Admission shilling. Front seats kept till halfpast
for ladies' but please be in the at seven
sure comfort.
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CITY Intelligence.

0c- HENRY RUSSELL, the vocalist, is giving con.
certs with great eclat in London.
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A letter dated at Mazatlan, on the 18th October,
on the preceding day. bringing positive news of the
occupation of the Marquesas Islands by the French
Government. There were several French men-of-
war there, with twelve hundred men. Their object
is supposed to be to hold those islands as depot for
convics. The Governor and commander Of the
forces, with several men, were shot by the natives in
an expedition against them TO the interiOr.-Nat
INT Dec Of
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08-THE PARTSIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
has effected in where the bones OF the
exiiaed from the secondary effects syphilis
Hundreds have been saved from the most awful conse
quences othese oathsome malades by the Of this
LIBERATED medicine, extensively used IN the London
and Paris Venerai Hospital. In all where disease
suspected to be lurking in the system this medicine
should be used Sold by the authority of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, in
large bottles each In cases of hafa dozen bottles
SIS, -
a;ca Of Col Macs etro
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The COMMON Communicating of both Boards
this evening" We respectfully invite their attention
to the article upon Abattoirs, in this paper Apro-
Pos-We hear that the Mayor nendsto veto the new
street-cleaning law this evening We are sorry for
ths-it ought to have tria-but if it must be so, so
be IT,
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As UsUAL.-We have received Albany and Utica
papers, in advance of the mail, from Pomeroy 81
Co. They run their express here over the Housa-
tonic RaiIroad
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CoNGREss.-Neither House sat on Saturday, nor
is there to be any sitting to-day -Inteagencer, Dec.
26
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The SoMERs' TRAeEDY.-We have received a
number of communications relative to this lamenta.
Bile affair; some of them censuring Mckenzie,
others censurlng Spencer, and one or two of them
OF such a character that we could not, under any
circumstances, present them to the public. In rela-
uon TO this whole affair, we to do strict ustl ce
10 all parties. The first statements which we pub
hshed, were founded on information which we be-
heved then TO be perfectly authentic although SUBJ
sequent information and examination convinced us
that the first version OF the sad story did not by any
means, present the exact state of the case.
While we have thus endeavored to steer clear of
all Partially, we have been sorry find that con-
siderable portion of the press has jumped into this
affair with the spirit of partizanshp and determined
10 PREJUDICE the case and TO brow-beat public opin.
Ton. In making this remark, we allude particularly
10 the conduct of the Wall street press. And this
has been one of the worst features of the whole
affair." and, ii does appear, has had the effect of
making a bad impression on the public mind, as to
the conduct of Mckenzie. AT all events, the Court
OF Inquiry, which commences its session next
Wednesday, will give the first and only authentic
view of the whole transaction, and will enable the
public to Judge of il with at least some accuracy and
impartiality. If the facts turn out against McKen-
zie, and it appears that he had no authority or ex-
cuse for the course he adopted, we believe that a
Grand Jury of the United States Court will take up
the case, and bring him and his associate officers
before civil tribunal and then have the affair in
vesgated, entirely irrespective of all naval parali
ties and usages.
This is, indeed, in every point of view, al most i'm
porant affair, and bids fair to produce terrible ex
ploslon amongst various distinguished families and
cliques in this State. The excitement already re-
minds of the ferocious violence which character
lied the actious dispute of the noble families that
flourished in Florence, Venice, Mantua and Genoa,
during the days of the early Italian republic. We
can almost now the ebullitions of feeling akin
10 that which distracted the houses of the Capuets
and Montagues.
We shall give full, minute and impartial report
of the proceedings of the Court of Inquiry We can
give this report better and more correct than any
other paper in this city, and will do The public
may depend on the accuracy of our reports, and all
parties will have equal Justice.
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Principal Office OF the College, 81 Nassau 8

0B- RHEUMATISM.--The most effcacious remedy
for rheumatic affections found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract Of Sarsapara prepared by
the authority of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city of New York. Many of the most distress
sing and inveterate char acer have been permanently
cured by the Of few bottles of this popular medicine
Dr. Brandes Dictionary Of the Matera Medca speaks Of
this preparation in the most unqualified terms Of spproba
on 1t is also Of infinite service in all scroulous diseases
cutaneous eruptons and those affections resulting from
the abuse Of mercury Sold in single bottles at 10 cents
each of half dozen bottles, So so do one dozen,
Sc. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
PRINCIPAL Office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
THE HERALD AGAINST THE Who'll
NEWSPAPER PRESS.

NEWSPAPER PRESS
Every day we are beating the whole newspaper press
Of New York. Yesterday published EXCLUSIVELY the
important annual report from the Treasury Department
which is useful the mercantile interests Not sim
gle paper in Wall alluded to this valuable docu
mentyet these the papers paronized by the CONNER
cial interests.
Also the important news of the fall of Nankin, brought
by the Britannia steamer, circulated by all
the south and southwest New Orleans, Texas and
Mexico one day in advance OF every other newspaper Of
New York. or Boston
Agan-look at our paper to-day with important cor
respOndence from all parts of this country and the distant
parts of the EARTH such as no other paper give.
That such paper, circulating widely is the best
channel for advertising all wants and all notices. is self
evident. Every who advertises journal gen.
orally finds place at once. Only try it once.
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TheatricAls. sc.

CONCERT AT NIBLo's.-The attendance at the
concert, given last evening at Niblos, showed con-
clusively that the reduction of the price of adms-
sion was judlclous. A very numerous and highly
respectable assembly filled the saloon. Mrs. Sutton
sang dvinely. Our qualification in hearing this de-
lghtiu songsress, increases with every new oppor-
tunity Of listening to her melodies. She was very
warmly received. "Il soave bel contento," from
:" La Niobe,' was given with remarkable power
and effect; and in the Duet, "When thy BOSOM"
Mrs. Sutton sang with depth of feeling which
thrilled the hearts of her hearers. Her very inter-
esting daughter, sang her little song with an
artless simplicity and grace, which were sngularly
attractive. Mr.. Charles Braham fully sustained his
already high reputation, and the Braham brought
down thunders of applause by his extraordinary
efforts. The anxiety to hear Mr. Braham has In
creased greatlykince the certainty OF his immediate
departure for England has become known On
Wednesday another grand concert will be given at
Niblo's, and we are confident, before an equally, if
not more crowded saloon.
-CHATHAM-Mr Forrest made his appearance at
this house last evening Jack Cade, and was
received with great enthusiasm by crowded
house. The character of Jack Cade is one well
adapted for display of the great American ira
IL is praise 10 say tndt
full justice was done it. 1t was, indeed, forcble
and vigorous delineaton of the bold, and daring
leader, whose lofty spirit could not brook despotc
authority. Mr.. Forrest gave some of the most ami
mated passages with peculiar and characteristic
effect, and was rapturously applauded. from this
representation of Judge Conrad's production, we
are inclined TO regard it still more favorabIy than
before. 1t is certainly not without the reach of
severe criticism in some points, but as whole, it is
spirited, well conceived, and arranged, and is full
of warm and vigorous patriotic feeling. By the
way, it shows very curously the revolution in the
atricals, to find such men as Forrest at the Chat
ham, whilst the Park seeks its stars amongst the
horses.
PARK.-Rather thin house last night. The
pieces were all familiar acquaintance, and the
character of the performance did not call for par
ticular notice. Billy Williams takes benefit to-
night, and will doubtless have good house.
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From the Morning Chronicle. j

CO ADVICE GRATIS-The good old custom OF call
ing New Years Day. will not be suffered to pass this
without the usual interchange of sautatons and
happy good wishes. Now many Of our young gentle.
doubtless, have not forgotten that the ladies' God
bless them will expect them to appear in spck and
suit of the best and last importation. Our advice is
that they forthwith call on Mr.. Fox, 202 Broadway and
word for it, they will be fitted out in less than time
from head loot the fashionable attire of the day.
at such prices will them to thank for
commentator.
We may we'll add our testimony to the above. The
truth is not fifty make fit to suit but Fox
lis the boy for bewtching 'em" Cheap for cash, is
his motto.
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h3- NONE NEED DESPAIR.

90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
PILLs-These celebrated pills. sold exclusively by the
authority of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,
guaranteed by their distinguished dscoverer to cure the
worst of gonarrhea in few days. They will mme-
datey supersede here they have in Paris all the
mixtures capsules Of copava which faint the breath
and rarely cure Sold in boxes at 81 EACH
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal office OF the College, 81 Nassau st.
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90 THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE.
prepared and sold by authority Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. has effected
of secondary syphilic affections than any remedy
yet devised is safe and speedy in its operation.
ains mercury and guaranteed to effect cure even
in where the bones of the becoming curions
Some Of the most awful cases have been completely
cured by its and certificates that effect be
at the consulting rooms of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary Of the College.
81 Nassau street.
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90 ANIMAL MAGNETISM vs. NEUROLOGY
DR.. Buchanan outdone Magnetism is sometimes pro.
ducve of good be its theories false. The follow
ing is an extract from a letter, dated
SYRACUSE, Dec. I3, ls42.
Dear Sr:-One circumstance has greatly helped the
sale of the Basam of Wild Cherry here young lady
magnetized and requested to prescribe for father
medicine at Hough accompanied with small book that
would help him. 1t the Balsam of Wild Cherry. Hs
took it, and cured him. She has since prescribed to
another who has taken with the result Yours
HOUGH BRIDGES.
Hough & Bridges heavy druggists at Syracuse.
Their letter may be 1876 Fulton street Of
Nassau where only the Balsam is for SALE Price 81 per
bottle.
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o. "THE TO MIC MIXTURE."-This celebrated
remedy is composed of FIVE ingredients the active princ
Piles OF which highly concentrated 1t is used
extensively and with great by the medica
dyspepsia complaints Sold by the authority Of
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy city of New
York Price ST. per bottle. Half dozen Gin cases) IS.
w. S. RICHARDSON. Agent.
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u3-"GOOD GRACIOUS! DOES MY WIFE EN-
ploy barberp-As Mr.. - was leisurely looking
the papers the other morning at the breakfast table,
want entered with BILL which, upon examination, he
found be in favor of celebrated barber for quarters
shaving OF his wifes temples and upper lip He was as
onished well he might be, but Immediately paid the
bill. Ifades will only Dr. Gouraud's Poudres Sub
tiles, they will themselves the trouble of sending for
barber and their husband fathers the expense
ing their bills One bottle will all the
ry hair from their oreheads and the beard from their lip
To be had only at the old established Office 81 Walker St.
door from Broadway, at 81 per bottle Agents. rs Ches
nut ST. Philadelphia Maiden Lane, Albany Poughkeep-
sic, Gray; Boston, Milk ST.; Cincinnati Thomas; Pitts
Lowell, Cartoons Bangor, Guild; Richmond, Mrs. Flay-
ser. sc. &c.
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Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau at
co,rous .pC .pIIND a JT MN TUT an,

o. COUGHS ARE ABUNDANT AND THE ONLY
sure cure is Shermans Cough Lozenges Many, envous
OF the Doctors popularity have attempted to initiate his
Lozenges, and try to palm them of: DR.. shermsns Lo-
zenges have stood the test of years. with increasing
sales while the unprnciped mtators scarcely known
beyond their own Threshold If you want the genuine
Shermans medicines go to his warehouse, lo6 Nassau
street. the regular agens-227 Hudson l8S Bow
cry II East Broadway no. 273 and 459 Broadway and
l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn-and you will not be disap-
pointed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
~ Hat EzAS&A LADY 20 DO
SsE1a E2s-g51s - LANCE.


Much.-Ihe gentle elements " her ia
ture have fitted her for command and God
has made the empire of her heat boundless
Love Is the bond Of sympathy with all intel
iigenI creatures. ID Is the master-princIpie
Of society a spontaneous emotion Of the
soul obedIeni 10 DO mOtTes save taoSc which
claim kindred with is own character. Fear
cannot inspire il; authoIiiy cannot command
II. \ slave III al lis malignant passions
the soul is free ln every txereise Of affection
IN every III of bene violence. However 9TH
er objects may inspire TIE emotion, woman
was made TO be mistress 10 this passion 10
the soul Ii she does not rule in the heart
of man, II is usually because eoodaess does
not ate in her 0Jcn. She nay light the torch
of bcnrvolence and direct lis fire wherever
she will her empire is boIndless and free
! This influence was giver 10 make her both
the guardian and mIuIsiering angel. Devo-
J ,ed u ffivOIiiy, her influence reaches only 10
the fancy, and neither makes nor retains a
I permanent conquest; but consecrated chari-
", il will die only Wi b tie memory OF her
who was last at the cross, and first at the
sepuchre"
Iutemperance aflicts man; but 1t blasts
her heart and her beauty consumes like a
moth, while her JOY goes down to the tomb
( Man survives the loss Of happiness; woman
never Man has thousand chances 10
secure it, woman has but one The evils
/ which intempeFauce lays upon man, come
/ often one at time; on woman they light
al together We asl, her to throw her be-
nevoIence into the scale, TO secure protection
/ for her own hre-s;de-and her own heart
/ For ought you can tell, the fate Of yonder
widow, ffiendItss and forlorn, may soon be
/ yours; for ought you can tell, the destroyer
! who wrote the mother chiIiless tomorrow
may lay destruction at your door and break
your heart Whatever may be your power
to attract, 10 persuade, 10 command, hesitate
not to throw that power into this cause, ana
then, no matter what may be the result, you
will know that You are guihless.
La the domestic circle is cast the charactel
OF men it gives expression to nations. /
purity and peace are net found there, society
will be filled with discomfort and contention
As sure as intemperance crosses the TIRES
hold Of domestic life, every pure and higl
influence will depart Low Indulgence
crawling down through every degree c
neanuesS--even though covered with rehne
ment-drags Eie soul along. robbing ii {
noble sensibiIites and Introducing it to ever
form of"swilled insolence )" til she enlir,
~ loses the divine property Of her first b,
ing" Let those who preside over the SAM
tulrics OF domestic Iae and administer It's 81
cred rights, g9ard The entraaee against th
first approach of the monster Ifthe hous'
hold gods are not kept in purity, there is nc
deity that is safe from pollution.
PbiLad. Temperance Adr0cate.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
LAND SALE
Oct l4-I4t

{NAAE notice, that ca the 26lh day 81 Novem-
L bsI next, shall SCI! al public auction. on
credit OF Twelve months, the Sout h-weSf GUAR
ter OF Section No. 2l, Township No 4. Range
No. s, West, in Desoto County The sale 10
take place Al The Court House in the town OF
Hefnando, IN said county
Aad on the p day OF November next. shall
sell al public auction, al tie Court house door in
The town OF Holly Springs, Marshall county.
Mississippi, the South East quarter of Section
No -, N Township Ne. 5, Range No ;. weSl,
I'D Narshali county, on credit of twelve months.
Bond Nith approved security will be REQUIRED
from the purchaser ofeach tract of land
Ihetiiles are good ana clear OF membranes.
JEHU MCPHERSON.
Agent Of MtCAJAH MCGEE. EXT. of
THOMAS MCGEE. Deed.
holly Springs. Miss. Oct 10, leI2@ts.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted 10 the firm of Me-
Quilkn & Owens are requested 10 come for
ward and settle as it is necessary that the
business of the firm should be closed
S. OWENS.
Surrinag Partner Of nc Quslkia q. Osoens,
HThe business will be continued by
S. Ovens at the old stand. where he would
be happy to accommodate his friends with
any thing in his line CT business.
Sept .2Sd. 1912 IT
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

TIE subscriber has Withdrawn from the
practice of law His unfinished professional
business. as also that of the firm of Clayton
s. Steafns will be confided TO the manage
ment Of ". i. Stearns, Esq In cases in
which clients prefer other counsel, they Will
be at liberty to engage them, upon making
proper compensation for services already !
rendered
ALEX. II. CLAYTON
September |, 1912 -3-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on The 9Th
IN day Of January. in the year 1872, TIE under
signed, James Mitchell, chained Letters Tesla
mentary, on the estate Of Jackson A. Griffin.
and duly qualified as Executor OF the last will
and testament Of said Jackson A. Griffin, Decd,
in the Probate Court Of Marshall County, STATE
of Mississippi. All persons having claims a.
gains the estate ofthe said Griffin, are hereby
required 10 exhibit the same within the time linz
tied by law, The same viii b barred. All
persons indebted 10 the said deceased, are re
ouestei TO call on the undersigned ana make pay
ment. JAMES MTG HE'LL,
Egecaior.
Eol Y Springs,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

F1raE Acctossr.-A sla accident hap
pened Iuthist tawa On fIIIay, wnign CAUSED
tie death OF a fellow being, Mr.. Thomas S
Querrel He was at work at the bottom
Of we'll 90 fee; deep, when bucket Of
sand, which was being drawn up and had
nearly reached the top of the we'll was
precipitated upon him ty the rope breaking,
striking him on the back Of the neck, and 50
iniuring him thll he died the following day.
The deceased, we learn, was about AZ years
old; has family at Shongolo, 10 this State
and relatives in Tuscum5ia, Ala D0ILa1
! Democrat
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
DOCTORS

S. Q. CasrElEleTs GE G. Ee. Jameson,
Z ANINff associated themselves II tae prac-
21tite of the various branches of their Pfctes-
Sion eSPectully tender their services 10 the pub
lie. one or both viii always BE- found al their Of
fee, (the one formerly occupied by Reid & Ca
ruthes.) unless absent on professional business.
Holy Springs AugSt 25-2
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

HAVE V0U & COUGz4 ?--Douol neg
- lect it Thousands nave met premature
death Tor he want Of little attention 10 a COM
mon cold. Have You coaghf Dr. HUI 5
containing no poisonous cfues, ano Gsdd IN an eX-
teuslEe practice tor epefai years VIII IoSl POSI-
tly.sl s-aIls4sa re i4ei,
disease, pulmonary conSuMpiiQs Wtich usually
sweeps into the greVe hundreds. For sale IL Rr.
Il. Sh6emake'S dry good sore, Holly spriagS.
April -, 1912. 39-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
N0T -

TIE undersi gned. at the Angust Term
1912. CT the Probate Court OF fAiaFsaaa
County. Mississippi, having been appointed
Commissioners 10 receive and examine he
claims Of tie creditors Of the estate of. IN
lrew r Govan. Decd reported inselvent
81 his executrix. will meet At the tl0ase ol
dfs- Mary a. Pugh. a said county. O. the
FIRST Mondays 81 Dseemtsy. ApfiG ard ~
sest psxi. for the purpose oIrecelviag proof
3falI ciairs against said Estate
CtlAS L. THOMAS.
SAMUEL Z. HARPER.
Comn nisssosefs.
November Z. I842-l3