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/ AIDES Il GENTLEMENS' NEW

IL BOOT ANO SHOE STORE rs Greenwich
sU,tI 'ofaer OF Robn,en si'-eL =. Utter has opened
SsiSr' 'Nh general assortment OF Ladies. Misses AMI
n&AeT boots and Shoes Of tn latest sivles mi
A. - "a ,sN-- 'ot msrrlas ans workmfnshiN Al>o
Meas and YOUTHS Boots and Sbo.. vli,b arr ,frd :,
pitcfs c. -nsrs'nding will In. r-e> - 49,
on the lowest irrms '' ~ VIC vase ui ,n az,
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kIrrCnELL'S Reference and DISTANCE
II AVING presented 10 the ruhIlc the

claim, Of my first premium Cologne for ~ tong nov
take The liberty OF LAYING Aeiore Them another article
equal worth VIZ: "Ih" Virginia shaving Cream" Til,
Neretfh'e composition can safely uucqua ed bv any
now offered ~ the American public orihe pleasure sor,
IN shrvns u not ouly ag ant, producing rich ami
NC lalhrr but pos>r>,s qualities OF highly soothing and
healing naiurc Ia fan above ryaaruce 4,
those who have trtdmy Cologn have found to be- All tina,
tsai ~ they who usc tins Cfam VIII ackow ledge that
zg8u iI\uN.Rk 81 cI,,,.,
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAILl-Fevcr

- Y and hgue Cared Chill Fever, Dumb Agur, Inter
and Rrnti-ni Fever md al the var oUs lont oi
Bilious Disease, speedily and thoroughly cured by Doctor
Charles O,sOol's celebrated lDsIa Chola soguc.
This article has several been high frpSie IN
those districts country where the above cnnne forms
az disease most prevalent Numerous certificate, o u,
tfcacv b, shown the warehouse OF the wholesale
geus III. city, No. - Johnsreei nv
r. BOVINE 4 co.
For sale alo. by j. r. Codfington corner Spring snf
ludson-.treeis: Samu,l Rntion. ~ Fast BroaiWav W.
81 Thurman, corner Canal and iarck-si'; " Ba.s. .
80 Broadway; |. 4 R0-runiler, 81 Bleecker. corner
Chri,tpphers v N-aud Wu Bailey, - Fult0ust Brook
tvn John Bce, Brooklyn; :. b Bowen son westches-
l.r. &c. SC. nvlh I'm
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M ISiC ~ Three Ccnt. a Parc ~ NJ

III . L ,penarisiretL eprner of sro,d,,,y cue
T. GE>LAi\, Muse Publisher constantly re-. y
AMI ia>hOna@e Music tor the Piano. Guitar a.d 81,
which hv selling Al the very tow price of mi. -
retail Aso, on hand. sGail ioi OF Mn>oa .,r,,1ras'
which VII b" sold very low. The puzzle are inviiets
ana examine l"f thcni>-Nt~ Nt-F>ht .ealers Supplied
C-f iptg isan other eiab shines. in the L SAFES
\. H.Pd an toricS tuned al - cents.
ulNi8 I'M CllAS 7 GrSlNN
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: CO.. NNEwARK & NEW -Y0Hh

= - NNT.N IN n y NI'1F I'|''N
S-.ssss-Aax FAR only - SCENTS, The ,p',u.sd 81
s','r'- Sis Srlncr PASsaIC. Capt. John Iffr Bon
completely ,ni elegantly rrauei. sl cnrnrnr pop fi
lar iTp> Tor the seasen o., ihnr>'iN N'''h l-f"''t
tollow..
Foot " Barclay H. ~ Verb, Centre watrt, N'naA,
A. 10 o'Glk. 4 ~ iO'clk,F.f n Nrchi .MN y
On >ro,y. Nh, Pa,,ac IN lave Nv NorA a. Do =
aui6P. M--Lsavc Ncw1f, AZ y VI nnd l-"'co'h '
J. Freight OF every description c''ue" ~ "iN nrr'le'
at
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TYP ,NkIIN UDTSE. PHlLADEL-

Il PHI.-Tl.. new ant splendid iiqfel, .iuatfI ~
Chestnut street brtve.n Thru and Fourth s;res AZ "
Conner ~ F-sutir Place in the mined az 'cn f NJ
-esri.r,i ,inc. Banks. Exchange. Po-, One ~
tres A. a.. ~ b. kert The Am-rcan arf tfenou -
r1rolrf has nc both an Ordinary an Restaurant WI
10 oueup, on Tho int al Jun. ,tt
Tie ro.r. =, constructed N form rarl1r snd -
r,1rr N, Ia ~ rented Vii~u board. a. f-o, : ~ I'd -
,or s.~L ~ . n board. A. - per dsy.
Tie h-tt looks ave been engaged TIE "ih'' ~. =.
gr. OF ri. purest quality Vii b. so- n sNtrrihrf
..raie price. Ths furniture entirely new. and % Fi
,f . .r,-.d 10 make this establishment equal o any "
,,,. I-.,st sat-. IN SANDER-ON >rN-
go o. .i,I.iots u.v IL ls42 isv1i ,aVs~
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cr. apEOPLE'S LINE FOR A..

Z BANN AMI .rternr'. ~ pisor--i-'ra 81.
~ ':r srrwe.n cou-t,.n Il - Liberty '.re.l
TIL y AMERICA capt VI ~ ifu'''e.l' ''f'' I-'s
For r,.~,gr NJ ireigiapply u T. C.schrlu attic or
nn fhs what, or on hcsrd
NB All Kinds 81 properly ''AeH 'i9 AZ '' t'A ~
,,,.r ff.fre.
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DE WATCHFUL of vour Health DIR.

auareths Office =; Beverly, having re-
moved rs lie request, his friends be careful o
fsgnes and mro,rs. who aSNlous deceive the TN
vary. Remember Dr.. Brasdrrih'. Oce I. ~, not rs
INF In
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rTARIEN pIEASrRE GARDEN

THIS splendid Garden. situated the banks 81 NJ
lar-s ve- on. the d-h g'fu SPOT, ~ ~ w.
Unity Of New York sboundng N AL .nds NJ >ru' 'ry
rsu- and Floners the finest and rares; kinds f'>
He'd With G0it and iser Fish --o>e ,p0rtv" pay Oh
,s. nn tie ~ the water sdfs ur-h irir-rs re
Gene. while The -yenf 10 WAX, shaded hF tF1itl WI
1vs o--r irresistible attractions Tor rural ranihe
AZ tv'sn.'se and elegant Awning has been erect. e
.Ifafa Ground. have been isi out Tor Military O1Hpa-
n.os ~ practice Target Firing
y Gold AMI silver F.h ard Rouqrsts ~ Fio~ers i'I
ale Al fhe G1rleu Harlem Nav lst2 At SIN
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[IOUSNkEEPERS' Hardware. Cullc

Y ~ &c &C-Fhe subscribers fecri,in. ircsh .np
plies, and have constant, hand full assortment of
ouekeepeTs Hardware such common AMI ivory handle
kuves and Forks IN rle dozens sets and IN sets of VI
pieces. Also. Tea Trays Spoons, Tea Kettle. Sauce Pans
Coffee NILS >hyels aud Tong, lolOwwarc, &c, &c, all
OF which they offer AT market prices.
L.. ~ ~ n % 4
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60. ~. rONFn 4 COIs LIN,

r Z ~ - n ~ '''E'
fs,ytses;T,-;s:c7T .For NEwBTnGH, landing Al cam
WELLS. NkST POihr and COLD >PRiNU-Ih
nioai II gisri.r rrpt. Rnhe1 Wdrirop. " i hove
1Di Narcn-,i, il0rfly Thursday, end S1ipfdy
49, =. W. RrYrn.ng. Wi iraye \ewhurgh every MsBisl
al 7 \ " and TUESDAY snd Friday ~ ) r. "
For h'gi ~ ps,,ace apply Ia the captain 90 hoard
Bag.lrr md freight OF all ietrpi cn,, Rank hi, of.pe
Gle, board must br The r,k ti"reoi 1oes
bill Of llhm- reaeLnt, b. gMrl Lnr LIE ,smr -.
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NOTICE.-.Whereas some ne,.on OF

l persons have sold The Boston Vi scelanv about town
inr c>> u ~ The subscription price, amt instance.
less Than The wholesale price, the publishers are determined
10 pat stop 20 NJ Zach pruceeags the ,ccla.
ny = concerned, ami -ise notice that they wifi >e the
cenaPy e. who >ha hereafter retail the WORK for
itss than = cents per number.
BRADBURY. SODEN1 co,
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L,NTAVGLED ACCOUNTS-Th.ma.


4 scrihcr, daily dsch.rgIS the abovv Coal 1T low
est market piece.
tsS White and red ash Coal by the cargo sic by
WARD BROWNE.
J'i al Wssinsto ton, corner OF La ght-St
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NOTICE.-Morison,s Hxgcan Mediclnes
COAI.-Now di.charg-

ing from brig Janet, and aso rom the barqac Four
Brothers living foot OF Fraukn-t v X. of sUperor quail
. >siiable families AMI for usuudciu-cr for sale n
quantities L. suit purchasers, Al moderate prces, hy
WARD \ BROWNE
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7u sAML. ROoME, III "aihera
- ROOMS TO LET al 3Oi Broadway.

Handsome Parlors and bedrooms attached of va
ron, .'l-s furnished unurnlshrd The House WA he
ma nted and put in complete order Artists FAMILIES or
sn e gentlemen who think of changing would DO Wei 10
call Also, Room to let on the iour moor - zee, Woe
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.acsl az FOR KFYPORT aud Middle

p " town Ps.rt The srsmhuai ilnPE Wi
o1 an, l'tgr Mlu.l,. N1y Dab. have Mlilciovn Font ''
ly (sunia, . e,,cprdl ~ O'clock, VI tile p.rmhih'
ar krvup-i ~ a nc.b lri Nrw-lork, tuot oi Robin"
street, At 5och b. =. ~ touching Seguius' Docs, >sI
~ I,llui fch
F. y >lsys, % tr.''eil part OF the county.
An feghi ind baggage hr rik Of The o~rrf ilerfct
F.r,lior Information c1u bee had OF : wyckod a O."
1N.rNI n,A ln,'
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. r->s-. sFog pErkSKnL. YER

s,s,,,stss1<r15E, PLiNCK. Gr..y FONT. snr->ne, i@
ryi6Nn' D0Tb' Ferry, Hastings and tonAerN n''as
and d nn-r hr1rl. - .
The new and splendid seaney COZ hb' :. 'rf''i'
W s,nn~ will lravr Ne-hogk nom TIE iooi q 'hih'F
Sr a. every o. srn.ur fFr'laNs sNcfp''dl m 7otbnk-
and returning leave Pee - same DAY ~ n'ri'"k v
except surdnys when -" w leave PecAksn AZ "e'oc
n
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Premium Pens.-A Silver

h j Medal awarded y. Hayden for his d" very supe-
rioT Pens by the American Institute al IL last Far TIL,
Government have given them the Preference. and the beet
accountants and many OF the public institutions Will
Other Pens They have Justly ohaued the highest ruvuja-
ION and are surpassed cqua.tT 10y the country
Tie Trade sEpplcd al the Manufacturers prices by tie
agents j. T. HAYDEN. Plaii.s;rcet
Agents also tor Simans School and Counting hou'e Inh
StardS mvgi
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: e nNEW-YORK to EAsToN.

hours. Fare only Two DOlar,.
Leave pier No v r., Battery face,i - sclvek, \ VI
daily Sundays srcrpteI, by steamboat Cndctln or war
witch Ia EifabehpOrt then 30 takr tt, car, OF the
Town anu SOueryile Railroad r. Som,Tvl" leavn. onb
IS mile, les Coacr' ca sme. lss> than h- New -BruH,wek
making far tie most pleasant and expeditions ~
on For seats apply - A. D. HOPE, % CounsHdl street
on board.
p : Arrangements have been made by which passenger
can leave the loot 1T Liberty At O'Clock T. VI and tabs
he Phladclpna uain To El1abcthows whore they "
c nnect no the i1r Spm Tge For further riOrMt
ION innnLLe OF 4 d LLDpt. % Com .Llnnl-.i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

To FREEMEN CoUNTRY.-Are
tired of cte and varying currencyK Are
by the experiments (unwe and oppressive they
proved b which rulers have for years. been
trying upon the currency Of the country Are you
cncv great blessing the whole naon2 Look
experience the past and reflect what course wisdom die
tas TO pursued What do the leaders of the Van Buren,
party promise you remedy for the great deran cement
and depreciation existing IN the currency2 Nothing
literally nothing. Many of them not ioa how the
people suffer they get fat Offices They warred against
The Uned States Bank until they demolished it, and then fed
the nccs the American people by promising them floods
gold silver. They tinckered for twelve years upon
their and unted experiments and instead of real-
zn their golden promises the people reapng the bitter
fruits of their glorious They promise
attempt an aelioraton Of the country They rejoice
eachery President and chucke in their sleeves
that they believe prospect getting the spos of office
hands again without proposing to do any thing for the
relief Of the people Rally reemen OF the land and take the
matter into your handsYour fathers of the revolution
rallied Freedoms and achieved renowned victory
the battle of Saratoga An Arnold deserted their camps
vet they considered her less sacred put
and gained for their offspring our Independence with all
bessingsaye, the proud appellation of the
eees people upon earth Frcemen, you rallied in 1910
in the cause of country and achie ed glorious
victory Now Arnold has deserted your interests and
principles your any less glorious than then 2fhen
arnsl defend your principles; charge upon the
enemy and yours will be glorious permanent triumph
IC0iumbla Observer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
STRANGE DoISGs IN GEoRGIA--The following extract
of letter published the Charleston CourieBdtt ner

STRANGE DoINGs GEoRGIA---The following extract
of letter published IN the Charleston Courier fner
"PERRy Ca May 9 1912
The times becoming appailng-really alarming
We have just returned from Sumper Superior Court Its
days session this day week We took all our plain
verdcts entered up Jud gnens attached the noesput
them back in the clerks Office that night Some friends
not asceained who, but Gig hi have
been concerned entered the Court House of the
Clerks desk. which contained every paper docket
cord book &c. pertaining the Office, and consumed The
whole by FIRE There nothing saved except the few
cases members Of the bar happened have their hats
pockets We lost every but where judgment
had been taken. Notes gone also No left
behiad
AstEe bar had out until sale hour arrived when suspendd
for the salos-and the Deputy Sheriff commenced
instantly seized by three rafans and carried off
adjacent swamp The Judge repaired the court
made address to the popuace commanded the principal
Sheriff the posse and pursue bring back the Dep
ntv and the who carried him off The Sheriff led the
vay commanding the crowd, of least hundred and fl
~ TO follow and aid himhe crowd dispersed
town. and half dozen would GO The Sheriff and three
or four approached place where the outlaws
aud fellow with double barrelled gun and told
the Sheriff that there twenty-five thirty the
swamp well armed-ha he might ad vance if he did he
would 20 his peilthat fifty millions of armed men could
not capture the outlaws.
The next day. being Sheriff sales day-and great deal Of
property proceeded with such
The sheriff had no and could get put the
friends OF the law We trembc for the country
for the peypetuy Of the government Mobocracy stalks
abroad in day with mpuny and without blush
God the country and destroy The spirit of mobism
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
APRIvAL OF HRE ACADIA.

,.,x.1 OF THE AcADIA---JI<en days later-The Aca-
;ved Al Boston Saturday mcFng, bringing files Of Eu-
a. ;onr1als to the 4th inst In Parliament the present
y are carrying all their leading nropo-
sndnent the Corn Law Bill in the House of Lords.
sd down BIZ majority of lO2 in favor Of the ministry.
the House Of Commons their majority all subjects
i0I ~. !, range about 100 The Income Tax Bill was the
b the details Of the debate of particular interest
- American reader
qe general Of trade in England appears to be very
rs ls,inq topic n fashionable circles was the Queen
- Pail. 10 be given on the 9th of Nav
The overland mail arrived Aarseles bringing the fol-
i,xng intelligence.
Ths British in China have captured three other towns
,slr Tapoo Tskee and Tunghova. which situate
Ln circle extending from 30 40 miles round Nngpo.
| IN Henry Potnger. who arrived Hong Kong the
rsbruarv had abandoned the a.rnon Of attacking Can
q r. then concentrating all bis forces with view
fdreclg them Pe1n and had refused negotiae with
h. Commissioners him by the Emperor. being deter
Y, y treat bit with the SOVEREIGN direciv.
N Afghanisan General Pollock have given up
i-a Of flrcog the KYber Pass nntil he should have
yd as reinforcemans he cxneced unless Gen Sale.
h7se position was u1ch.nrsd. desired his stanre
AZ Gl1znce and khelat Ghiizre. the British still held the
|s,ns position
THE Afgh1ns surrounded Zanzibar with numerous for
rs and MiiorGenera Mott preparing repulse them
Lord ElIenborough who reached Calcu'ts Feb %
naelis,elv proclaimed Governor General of India
Sir Charles Bell the eminent surgeon Earl Ludlow and
n, n Shannon arc dead
Freach papers notice records Of the deaths OF
ashils ClIhse and Money and of Hurnann Minister
Ffnrnre Ills funeral took pItce the Both Of April
hls splendid Church Of the Madene which was
same diy.-Ner JYorld Nay %, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

The Rhode Island far is without its moral Utterly
indeensble and the principle upon which
based- nevertheless commanded the acquIescence
and support large majority of the Locefoco party The
flower Of that party in New Yorkthe immediate conden
ta friends the President openly avowed the dsorgan
zng principle and urged The nfuriated mob push their
doctrines their legitimate results-revolution and blood
The majority they proclaimed had the ndefeasabe right
alter aud abolish existing constitutions without regard
tablished and in d violation of existing laws
principle abhorcntto Repubcanismso subversv eo all
order-tendng directly anarchy and sreshoud be
braced by whole party indeed omnous of the early
throw of of Government If the failure
sha have the effect admonshing the people ohe danger
that threatens their liberties the attempt substitute mob
lence may Justly be deemed great public blessing
But will have that eect2 Are the seed broad
cast and is this revolutionary outbreak Legitimate fruit
Of the doctrines Of ocoocosm Whilst notions of universal
eal;tv extensively the
ton Of life and property. habiuay defiance
can expect repetition of such outbreaks from time
until Lsberty passing through the convuons of anarchy
shall be crushed beneath the strong OF Despotism
ask97 tit fRichmond Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

be given to runaway negro sares By British vessels Ia the
several ports of the island Of Cuba
Sencr Aguado has died It Madrid Of apopexy.
prc2csuon for Borrowing 2400000 Of reals in ancpa
ton OF the revenues of the Havana and Porto Rico aid
lne administration of the has been adopted
Chamber OF Deputies by 35 against 3.
Our latest accounts from Madrid ofthe 24th ult. M
Maraini was almost entirely recovered from his ndsposion
Inc cotton question would feared be brought
ward In the course of the present Surry Ru the
minister OF finance, who native of the Catalonia and
moreover deputy from that province constantly raising
difficulties the subject in order gain time the majority
Of the cabinet being of opinion that question be I'M
mediately adjusted
Nobody appears in Madrid talked Of the marriage Of
Queen Isabella likely that the would be
seriously thought Of until her majesty able govern by
herse-ha is until she should the age of 6 or Is
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
FEMALE SEMINAh 7.

SYLvEsTaIA, MARSHALL COUNTY Miss.
TINE undersigned will
4 his residence the 18th OF June
procured able assistants both the lit
and ornamental departments education. the
time and 1 the instruction OF youth
will rded the family the undersigned
strict, Eded
Board per session (hve monhs) $50
Tuitio s:
= 25
Payable annually ii advance
Aiayrb l2sh 1912. BENZ. COT RELL.
grhe Guard Holly Springs Enquirer Mempnis' Gaherer
and Miss Creoe viii the above three
erIionS, and forward their this office.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
EsTBAYs---Marsl,alI County.

HAEEN up Martin Webster living the Memphis road
three mles LAMAR bright sorTe horse both nln
old appraised
o $35. May %, 1872
TAKEN up by Bumond Franklin living three miles Nohwest
gray horse supposed old the
right nostri oher or brands Appraised to may
June ), loI2-45-3w G.. L. SWAN, Ranger.
Persons taking sray hereby notified deiv ere
until all fees have been paid without order from the
Ranger. g. l.. SWAN, Hanger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
EsrRAYs---NzarsssaEa Cosssssy

rNAKEN up by James NJ cooPwood living mile North
Pleasant mule, three old about
l3a high gear marks other brands per-
ceivable Appraised to $40 sfav IS, 1912
O.. SWAN
10 fSf2-46-3w Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Circuit Court, March
TIPPAH County Term 1912
Bill ,rHIs day came the complainant BY his
Thomas Box. Il attorney, and appearing the salts
faction OF the Co1r that the defendant resides beyond the limits OF
the State Mississippi that the ordinary process be
Hpon him. ordered by the that unless the
said defendant shall the of the
Monday September, 1872 and plead deur
pananS BILL that allegations contained will be taken
decIed accordingly And is further ordered by
the that publication be made the Holly Springs Gazette,
published in the Holly the state ct
Mississippi, months
HARDY w STRICKLIN, Clerk
May "a, la42.--45-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
KENNEDY, HUE Il sTETEE,

47,ToRNE US AND CoUNSELLORS ar LAH,
Greensboro Ch0ctasc County, Miss,
w ILL practice in the second Judicial District oil the
w Carroll Ialobusha Chocaw and TaherclRqei
also in Chckasaw Ocbeha Lafayette Ponooc
Iovndes Chancery Courts oxford and
Columbus and Supreme Court
their will their undi
vided
JAMES A KENNEDY
GEORGE HUIE.
March o IS42-36-tf ABNER A. STITH
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
SCHOOL COMMENCED.

THE the second session II his school in
Capbeite Church Instant s e he hopes by
digent business with 1b-ra encouragement
from his eBd public His tn Ie hereto
fore For the lower branches So; higher behes $40
June 10, I642.-45-Iw JAMES a J. AAtiLtOA,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
mAEssHAE'S SALE.

rgAssSHAE'S SALE.
KIRKNIAN s ANDREWS ! On ia to June Term. U. S.
wu L. LANIER. ct al d. Court Nor. Dis MISS
10y virtue ecited directed will sell at
ID the Court County, Monday 18th
June following property One fellow
named Fanny and her child tan
infa Levied as satisfy
he above named execution and all COSTS
ALEX'R x McCLUNG,
lar. Mss
BIZ JOHN p. CARuTIfERS, Deg'y
June Ist D
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

2M @1ggB 8 G Il OOAe
TIME respectfully inform his friends and
rons that the of his school will commence
the second Monday in June next Terms as heretofore
Keading Writing nd Arithmetic SS
EnsIis6 Grammar, Geography and History. $40
June iSi2-3t J. = GiLMoNfs
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
Memphis Money HIarkef.

(cerreeteS Weekly from TIE Memphis Isnqairerl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
PhiladelDllia.
Correspondence Of the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, May l6, 1912.
Military Parade and Military ions--Mechanies'
Bank SchuylkH Narigatian &c.
There is quite large out Of volunteer companies
here today. Every day in this month"; except Sundays
there rsgimental parade in part Of the Common
wealth-he same being required by law. Every Mon.
day. there is and will be regmental parade of voun.
To-day, all the companies belonging to Gen. Pat.
crsons command parade for review and inspection
the public parade ground back Of the prison. This cir
has served to draw all the loafe and iders
the spot and the streets of the city proper very quiet
in consequence
There is quite feeling evnced here in regard
military elections, which come off next month Anew
brigade formed at the last session of the Legislature
which has to be supplied with officers and General TO
fill the office vacated by the resignation of Gen. Provost
has be elected The office of General in the new bri
gade well that for the vacancy have each three
four candidates Meetings held almost nightly at
which the speakers look daggers and bayonets.
There is very little doing in stocks to-day, hardly
enough to determine the price of any particular descp
ton.
The receipt the schuylkll Navigation the past
have been such to inspire holders stock in the
pany with much confidence.
The Mechanics Bank of this city is soliciting deposits
and if get anything like its share will specie
payments Thus far has not obtained any great amount
though, has the favorable influence Of several large
brokers' it will probably soon be put aAoat again.
Nothing more Of the Customhouse movements to-day
that have heard