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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03

IhtS" II Ih' prll'lpII mOr1lng papers-thr Ofll-
er. OF Ibis class have a limited and a decreasing
circulation The evening papers generally have =
very ma, circulation, and som. OF them will MOI
last very long. The mos, com,reheasiye orcu.
latol of any paper, is thlt of the Herald II cir
crla'es among all pirties-an classes-all sects-
all sexes. The circulation of the sun is prmc.
plllv confined to the lower classes and goes lit
tie beyond the city. The Courier" and Tri
b1ne" are mere party prints, and are confined TO
politicians, oiice-seekers, Office holders Since
our removal into oar new building, our circnla.
ton has every day become more settled. fixed.
and regular, in its increase. In short time we
shall prob ably have 10 increase our size, to ac-
conno1ite all our advertisers. The business sea.
son will be upon us in six weeks, and then we
snail have 10 add another column to our sheet.
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CAPITAL REsuIr-There is never an evil without
some good. The present hard times have had ore
good effect They have driven hundreds out Of
cities on to farms to produce splendid crops, help
raise fine healthy children. and good fat cattle. No
one need uarve in these United States,
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SIN
lhnve Just receivrl, through Lieut.. Johnson cou-
nicaton from you dated Dec. lh, ordering me- whout
further delay to to you the reluisition which Won
returned me on the Al INST.
Whatever paper may have received on that dav was
not are Of its coming from you; bur surprising your
communication 10 ,ude TO requisiton with nv ,irn
ture appended, which did receive from Mr. r w Mai
1ron on the 81 inst without envelope address
fully reply -
That the paper in question has no longer nv signature
that is defaced and that return Il as an Off
cal document have not the paper by me- Ifmy recol
lection me- the lcad-peuc note beneath nv signs
ure and signed c. W., asks information beyond nv OBJ
cial capacity 10 give.
Mr. Waldron did not report to the information re
1uired. Respectfully
C.FB. GULLOU
CAP. RixeooLs, Esq.
Specifications III.
In that the said Assistant Surgeon Charles n Guo
having o. The siyih aud seventh DAYS of Dcc,mb.r
eighteen hndred AMI thirtvnine lived from hi. com
nsndibg ohcer said Lieutenant Cadv alaicr Ringgold
written oriers, lid refuse 10 obey them in written nm,
swers hereto, dated on seycntl eighth and ninth OF Dc
rember e'ghteen huDdred ard thlt inc The sail or
iers ald written answers being hereto a-tpchrd mari
~ CD - ; snd @. md part of this spec idca,on
Ihe following are The letters allnded to
u. s. BRfo Porporsr,
HahbouR SvpNry,
December 9th, 1899.
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In that on the fifth DIV Of Dec mber eighteen hun3r
and thirty mine, the said Assistant Surgeon Charles
'nillon. then serving board the brig aid having
received through Lieutenant Robert u John son the first
lieutenant Of the said brig order from his comm midi
oihcer r, Lieutenant Csdvallader Rnggoli. commnninr
the h " aforesaid, to wit 10 return the resal reui
lion OF he first ccepber, without lay he the said
Cha es r Gaillon did ref to obey said order reply
ing that he Aad 40 such requisition Further th, On
the evening OF the same day Aforesaid the sail Ass-
tsnt Surgeon Charles f. B. Guou did disobe, an order 10
the some effect delivered in person by his said Charles
Cautious commanding officer, the sai Lieutenant Ca \.
wallater RinggoI. ~
Thefonowng is the foundation of the above specifca
ton - 'fN'0''
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BALLOON AsCEvsoy.-Mr. Lauriat made SPLENDID
ascension last evening from Castle Garden He
rose about 5000 feet and descended with Tremendous
velocity in the neighborhood of Red Hook. His
balloon fell 2ooo feet in u minutes. AS seen from
the city, he appeared tall in the water round the
point OF the Hook, If he fell on land, we should
think he must have been hurt
9o'cLocK, p. M.--Since writing the above, Nj.
Lauriat has walked into our editorial room, alive
and hearty, after his 4ith ascent He assembled
about 1000 feet, was in the air about half an hour.
and descended in the water close TO the Yellow
Hook in safety. A gentleman in a pleasure boat
with some ladies' seized Mr. LIS graphing irons.
made II fast 10 the boat, and towrd him TO Yellow
Hook Here the balloon was secured. and folded
and by thi, time barge from Governors Island.
accompanied by some officers, reached Yellow
Hook, took Mr.. Lauria and his balloon on board.
and landed him in safety al Castle Garden. at a quar-
ter before o'clock. Il was beautiful ascent, bn,
the air was too hight for splendid elevation Sill
the cearness of the atmosphere and the gradual
ascension, made 1t delightful sight tn. balloon
being in full view from the city till it descended.
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U. s. BRiG PoBPo,sv, }
Harbor of SYDNEY. Dec. A. s20 Z

=. " .. BRIG PoBPo'sE,
Harbor Of Sydney, Dec. 4, $50.
Sin
You will, without further delay enclose to me the re-
QUESTION which returned 10 the 81 inst In I'M
plance with directions from the commander of the Expt
dton asking information in relation 10 OF the item
You will also furnish the Information required and
which was repeated to you by Mr.. Wadron.
Respectfully, Sc. Sc,
CAD. RlNGGOLD,
L. Commit. u. s. N
For Asst Surgeon CHo B. GuLLou U. s. b. Porpoisc
true copy Of the original:
T. w. WALpRo~.
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F,H1lGS Nsvs Ayo tours r. B1sroy.-We d.
not belieg there any cities ia the wide worla
wncn have so many routes running from one to
the other, as New Yorh AID Boston There are al
least halt a dozen with steam on each We re-
csiyed the loregn news over four Of them yester
day. HArien's Express came over three and Ad-
amss over one Harden reached the CITY by the
way OF Hartford, at four O'Clock, and the other
lines arrived at six. We are much indebted 10 bott
Harlem AID Adams for their attention TO ma u,,.
den gays his motto "a " through by daylight"
iiouEwtrD BJUSo.-Our packets are taking b,,-
many oi the rlligrants they recently Brought over
Tne Europe, for Liverpool, which sailed on Mon
dav, carrie fl one hundred and thirty, and r,
Ontslio, ,Dr London, ard Baltimore. for Havre
-ook away a. many mere Work in cities is NOT t.
be- had, but ii these marcy emsrauts would go wcsr
they would lad perfect Fl Dorado Of corn and 20
taioes at ten cents bushel and in some places 70
be had fof the digging thereof We advise every
smigralt to push to the west Immediately.
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SIGNS or SPrEK A baton oi removals have been
made al IN Custom House in this city. preparatory
70 general sweep We also see, that in conse
Inence OF the noise made in Albany the Post Office
advertising has been taken from the ultra Clay PIT
per and given to the Argus. This is correct and
proper. And IL shows that Captain TYLER will not
snbnl any longer TO be called "wretch' and a
s. scoundrel'' by those who are holding office under
him. This is all correct and proper and we hope
will he carried out in every branch Of the Govern
nen from top 10 bottom. 1t is one of the most as
ronishing things of the age, and one which we
should like TO see explained upon true pathological
principles by DR. Mott, any other celebrated pro-
tessor how man OF good sense and sound princ-
PIES like Captain Tyler, could submit to the lnso-
lence and abuse Of these papers from day day. and
not take these measures before. He has begun on
The right plan let him go on. The reptiles will
camor, and hiss and yell, of course like serpents and
wild beasts no matter go on. Take off their heads
and put an end to their groaning out of charity.
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U. s. Brio poRPosE. I
December Oh, 1889
Sir
i III without delay hand in to requisition fsr
iec and Hospital stores ssa for this vessel
1t it lsi b months.
desire know whether have hereto kept copies
OF reports rquisiion and papeIs re Atng your
duties a. Assistant surgeon.
Respectfully,
&. RNGGOLD,
Lieutenant Commanding, u. \. n.
Assistant Surgeon G.. f. b. GumLou u brig Porpoise
A true copy of the original:
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SIR
In reply to your letter Of this date respectfully reply
that It is beyond official capacity to the respon
sbility OF judgment sc. required for Making reguistion
of all the medicines and hospital stores necessary this
vessel for at least six months. have not ready made
which can hand in" to yon ! respectfully decline an
reports and requons and merely state that have kept
all papers for TO keep, in accordance viii
the rules and regulations ofthe Navy Assistant Sur
geon. Respectfully,
CHAS. F. D. GUILLOU
Asst. surgeon, u. 5. n.
To Can. RNGGoLp Esq 1t CONT u. $. n
U. S. Brig Porpose
A true copy of the original:
L. w. WALDRoN.
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the 81 instant and HANDED by Lieut. Johnson OF in
correct date.
Il should Gate the 9TH December instead OF the !h
and writ'ea a lew before being handed you.
Respectfully &C.. &c,
c. RlNGGOLD,
Lieutenant Commanding, L. ;. \.
Assistant Surgeon CHAs. +. b. GuiLi 1u.
z. S.-N ith0Gt delay you viii tumitl me with copy
OF the equsiton returned TO you, AM Acb wa say i
defac e in order thai may be enabled a- ..s
CONF plea within proper time.
Respectfully,
CR'
true copy Of the original:
I. W. WAIDRoS.
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U. s. BRIe PoRroIsz, }
December 7th, 1889.

U. s. BRIe PoRroisz
December 7th, 1889.
SIR
You are h reby directed to furnish me wi as little de.
lay possible OF all medicines stores instrn.
ments and all articles in the medical department as well
their condition and quantity together with return of
the articles OF the scientific department under charge
Respectfully G. RINGGOLD,
Lieut. Comdt, U. $. N.
Assistant Surgeon c. +. B. GuILLoU, u. s. N.
A true copy of the original
n w W.Inpox
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

proprietor us Pills (from experience
four years. feels himself authorised
public, really what
speedy
chis and fever Such has
been used has Supplanied almost
curing dagreea-
bic and distressing disease has the
public and appreciation the medical faculty Indeed
the disngEi
the such confidence
efficacy that give decided preference
remedies uniformly practice
The which claimed for this medicine all
that independent of its being speedy and the
perfectly innocent remedy known Infants females and
delicate
unpleasant effect will find health
restored by its The proprietor would recommend
living this disease
ply by then particularly where medical aid readily
obtained and he would ask druggists
deal in medicines trial in their neghborhoods
fully 10
pdy increasing annually and very high reputation which
States fully He possession
nnumeable
responsibility ofthe all OF whom bear
testimony curative The propre
first offered TO the public (now with Truth
believes
chils and have
without its having failed single where The directions
been followed In been
effect and entire families eight have been
cured single box other standing which
all other medical
diy yielded thai medicine The proprietor would respectfully
invite the attention of the faculty generally to his medicine and
powerfully diaphore properties they
wiz find much effective tonic Than qinne and the other
| dieines
Each box contains Twenty Doses-price only One Dollar
per box For sale Mr. F. Shoemakes store Holly Springs
Miss. May I3-lS42-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
1.-THE MASTER is COME, AND~CALLETH
FOR THEE.o


He, eaLcth for thee Thou whose sunny hair
Floats in The freshness of morning air;
Before whose arden, gaze the onward way,
Al fush'd in beauty lies in long array;
He calls for thee through every passing hour.
By every movement of Almighty power,
BY every rolling orb that gems the skies,
And every flower that in thy pathway lies;
BY the young spring, whose dewy buds appear.
Fringng the mantle o. the early year;
The fervid summer round whose tresses gay,
The glowing ght falls, the breezes play;
And glorious autumn. in her mantle bright
Rich with the intermnling shade and light:
And fearful winter, when with icy breath
He folds the conquered year in the cold grasp death
He cal{eth for thee Thou whose steps have trod
The midway summit. have sought thy God.
Where is the promise OF fe's early day
How hath the morn in fleetness sped away
Soon will thy glowing cheek turn pale with care
Soon will thy brow times snowy plumage wear.
Soon will the s5Lrer chord discovered fly.
Tie golden Jo,rI in shattered fragments lie.
Thine hour Of mercy past thy spirit gone.
A trembling stranger to the dark unknownl
He caEleth for Thou whose wearied barque
Floats DER the ancient waters still and dark,
Where is thine anchorf where thy trust and stay
When these dissolving skies shall pass away2
See all around the heaving dim
With Iife's declining shadows Then to HIM
Who gave the wasted morn and noontide ray.
Give thou ife's evening e'er it pass away,
And the dread midnight close around thy path.
Robed in the fiery lightning OF his wrath
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
Isuil,s worrz, Eozeu-es.

DROVED in than 1900 be infabe, the only
L Worm Destroying medicine and the
discovery made for dispeng the kinds
frequently and dessingy annoy both children adults Ma
DEATH without their being suspected persons
often afflicted with them and docored for
plants without benefit when dose these Lozeges woud
speedily them They inabe
children
Parents should these LoZenges
the medicine be administered TO
children afflicted with
Price cents per box with full directions For sale
Mr.. F. shoemakes dry good store. Holly Springs Miss
April %, 1S43-39-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
DE-. Spenccrss Vcgefalple Anti-Bilrious and Ante
DYSPEPTEC PILLS.

THE universal which celebrated nils
held demonstrated by Increasing dersn
for them and section Of the Union
testimonials remarkable efficacy every where
offered less from deeply gratifying confidence that they
the of extensive and nesimae good
fellow interested the
peor of these successful medicines derirous
keeping them before public The sale
and bottle guarantee persons will be relieved from
less degree suffering improved
for suffering be taken in van
The has known of an
which they failed the cases of
disease such chronic dyspepsia liver rheumatism s
bilious headache piles general de-
by scroulous sweling and ulcers scurvy and all
other chronic affections of the and membranes they
cures wita rapdy and peranency which persons would
theoretically Relieve but which thousands
happy experience In colds and coughs which,
enea these medicines or four days
fail Taken night they nerspatton
and relieve the ofeb action
loproduce delightful
ing and though the usual cold
during the day; the repetition at the
hour OF bedtime will almost permanent relief with
further aid Their effect and vio
lent kind not less aud speedy taken proPoronab
y and persons retiring TO bed with inamat0ry symptoms
alarming kind will awake with
that the fierce has been overown be easily hin
ed In The same way vera ugescence though long established
and vscera inanations however critical will
small and the latter Pills. also bvs
terca affections hypochondriacsm resesness very
other varieties of the Neuroca
caey of these pills. Price 25 Per box with directions
For sale by F. SHOEMAKE
June H. l642-47--ly Holly Springs Nj.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
rRusT SALE.

William E. Smith to the
ID for the purposes therein mentioned and recorded
Probate Clerks office of Marshall Mississippi
Of June 1910 in Deed Book G, 627 62s
the highest bidder for cash. the Court House Door in
of Holly Springs.
Monday the l9t6 dry ofSeptember, le42
described property Lot number 25 represent
addition Holly Springs and located Sec
and Range Of the basis meridian, in the
believed to be good but will
make such title only, as is vested in trustee.
JOHN L. CHISM.
March is I8i2-34-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
Trust sale.

TOY executed me- Stone
ID duly recorded in the Probate Clerks Office of Tppah
Mississippi day February Deed c.
shall sell The hg bidder
residence of John Stone the aforementioned premises
On Mon7ay the first dag Of august lS42,
of land, wit section No
Range East of the basis
county and State Also, LIKELY NEGROES
wit Dick Alien Augustus Robert aud Green provided they
delivered under said deed of before
is believed be undoubted
will be made S vested in by said deed
THOMAS TOOMBES, Trustee
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

Also AT the time and place BY
executed 10 the undersigned by John Stone and duly recorded
the Probate Clerks Office of Tppah county, Mississippi
day July s4o Deed Book pages and 564 We shall
sell to the highes: bidder for cash the following
Section No Is in Township No of Range No of
sis meredan of The Cheaaw lands said and State Also
the following personal property provided the
under said deed trust sale
Ten LIKELY NEGROES, head horses, three mules
eighty head of cattle sheep hun
hogs backmibs divers articles
household and kitchen furniture farming utensils
MENTION particularly enumerated in said deed of Such
tile will be made is vested in US by said deed of trust
THOMAS TOOMBES,
THOMAS PETERS.
February l. 1s42-27-6m. Trustees
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
TRUST SALE.

JcY by Richard E. Haden and
I'D Cummins, purposes therein
which deed record the Probate Clerks Office OF Mar
shall county, Mississippi in book H. pages 60. and 6s VIII SCI
est bidder for cash.
on Monday the I9h day Of September 1912
described Of lot number II
26 feet and fernando
plan Holly Springs
title good bat will make only such title vested in
LENI CUM
March 18th 19iI--34--6n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

ALSO at the time and place BY virtue Trust
executed The By Edward Pegam bearing m
day of February 1870 and duly recorded County Tppah
ia Deed Book c. 367 Sos and 269
therein expressed viii sell to the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
Maria Caroline Harriet Mary, Lucy, Casandra Margaret
Virginia. Marhe, Billy Dick Mark, Jacob George Ho-
land GSeiiiDgas Trustee will
possess such. WILLIAM s WINFIELD grrvses
June 81, IS42-s
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

TTAvE you A COUGH s--Do neglect ! Thou
IL sands have death for the Of
ton to common Have you cough7 Dr. HULL's CouGH
IozExGEs prescription containing
drugs
positively afford relief and from that awful disease pull
noparv consupaion the grave hun
dreds shoemake dry good STORE Hoi springs
April o. 1912 S9-5m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
MEDICAL CARD.
DR. CLEMENT n. JAmEsOH

y tTATE OF JACKSON, TENN
Having permanently located Holy Springs nleAas
promptly to all calls for him in his profession aI
and faithful attention to his professional duties sna ~
liberal share Of public patronage HIS ehaEes :Ao
His Office at the Drug Store Of u Cagc& Co. HA
be found except when absent proe ssiona pas
HoLLY SFRiEos Mr. March 25, l842-35-em
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
STILL CHEAPER.


subscriber his
n Springs and Marshall County their liberaly various
ways) towards him. and is determined
ling them Produce and Groceries, cheap could
ask Cali and examine the following articles you buy
where =
Brown & Loaf Sugar Rio Havana Coffee
Bacon q Lard, Flour & Corn Meal
Cider Vinegar, Bar & Shaving Soap
Sperm & Tallow Candles Wool Rolls =
Also 30 bushels of @. i. SWAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

TAkEN by Rufus K. Caruih living Lamar
horse mule old
marks Appraised 70 S25 [June l6l
TAKEN up N G. Butler, living Holly
Springs sorrel eye face
feet white bell hands high old
Appraised 10 $50 June 25 1919.
1s--3t l. SWAN. f7aager,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
From the Saturday Courier.


WELCOME HONE
"Oh ioyfuIly dear is homeward track,
III we are bul sure of welcome back
Though many pathway dreary.
Thy onward course may mark.
And often worn and weary
Thou sees; the day grow dark.
La no sad though, embitter
Thy hear, as thou dost roam.
One road with light shall glitter,
The road which leads TO hone-
Though voices cold may hail thee.
When on thy duty bound
And trials darts assail thee.
And all look around;
Upon thy memory stealing.
Let softer accents come.
Thy wounded bosom healing.
With whisperings of home
And though the world shculd measure
TO thee rich reward
And crowds thy words should treasure,
And flme thy deeds record;
And though allured to linger
Midst friends who urge thy stay.
Still let affections finger
Point to thy homes0ard way.
There lips with smiles shall greet thee
Until those lips cold;
There, steps shall spring TO meet thee,
Till death those steps shall hold;
There. loving hearts praying.
That thou in peace rnayst come
Oh then make no delaying.
But hasten to thine home
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
CHARLES O'BRYAN.
SIJRGEON DENTTST, HOLLY SPRINGS.

w week every month this place. me
w balance viii be calls be
upon country adjoining counties Any com
subject Of his profession be addressed him
Holly Springs his shall be and all operations
extended him his professional line VIII
be thankfully acknowledged leb Il-lt-ti
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
Esr. EacouRt's Vegetable TOofsi-achc Elixir.
T. SHOEMAKE.
Holly Springs. Nj.

A CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURE
nR LACOUNT having appointed agents the
IL his valuable drops for the Toohache
dence recommend nfaibe all however
giving relief in few and that without
injury the Teeth Gums when
ring healing action Price, 50
For sale at Mr.. F. Shoemake's dry good store Holly
Springs, Miss Apr o. lS42.-39-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
NILLINARY AND mANTUAMAKING.


@R Sa Ms ga sRAGAIs
IAVIN Holly Springs respectfully ia form
her friends the public that she prepared all
the shortest Having
herself
strict attention business e merit share of public patronage
E1Shop the Southwest Of the public
door Norih of J. s. Wigs confectionery
April %. 1912 39-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

TIP AND TY"--I be confessed that the Wings
were fault once; they hugged traitor their BOSOM
the simple that all who profess their glorious prn
cipes be pure They overlooked the shortcomings of
"1'r" He has proved himself noodle-The best princ
pies the Republic and the prosperity of the country have
suffered But. taking select faithful the next
time had well be merry with our bad luck. The In
dependent between the glorious faithful ster
ing old "TP and the false bucksering mousing "Ty thus
Tip had done good hard service
Ty had turned topsytervies
TIP in size, Ty
AS horse n fly
Ty. virtue. Tip
Is a a ftp
Tip was brave Spartan
Ty was always ancarfain.
Tip firm as a rock
Ty weathercock
To our a strong prop.
Tip ft for the top
Ty was born for the bottom:
Lord send he had cot him.
He surely made there:
Ah would he had stad there
They came into place
Like the and the face
Now face is more
And Bshinds got before r-Nask Banner
You hard upon me; the to the tgh
boot
You're ham bug ss the bachelor SAID the gay
npper.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
TRUST SALE.

Y Deed Trust executed the
Edward Pegam bearing dale the I'd day of October 1910
duly recorded the County of Tppah Deed Book
and and for the purposes and considerations said deed
Irual
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
9 a. e e z ST @s

B. a. MYERS.
continues the above
- Holly Springs Main, Street, squa re
hand
which he offers low for cash. B. A MYERS
N B. Has made the
September 30ih,-l0-n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15
On the 31st dan of December neat.


Edward Pegrams County OF Tppah and State Of Mis-
spp sell the highest bidder cash. the following
head of horses yoke of IS head of cattle beds
curtain bedSead
household and kitchen gSeng
convey other title than possess such.
SAMUEL MATTHEW'S Trustee