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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
SIGNS OF THE TINES

Gen William Clark, the anti-bond can
dldate for Treasurer OF the States. IN answer
TO a question propounded 10 biln. says
Should The subject ofthe Union Bank bonds
be submitted 10 direct vote oflhe people for
their decision, that | should al present BE-
strongly disposed TO vote for the Dayment Of
that portion OF them as were purchased in
good faith and held in the same way up "a
the present time"
Although the idea Is pul forth with a bad
grace, and with evident apprehensions that
the Regulators might object to this agree
ing 10 vote for payment under my oircum.
stances; yet he developes The admission that
some OF the Union Bonds ought (posiblvl TO
be paid. by the people Of the State
Resi- awhile, old gentlemen, and try it again.
and think you will get one foot on hard
ground next time. We will be very patient
with you aud all our AnitB0nd friends un.
ul you can have ample time to consider this
question deliberately, and we will be all to-
gether again.
The leader ofthe Democratic nominations
fort Legislature IN Hinds county SAYS the
State Is morally bousd 10 pay such of the
Union Bank Bonds as were sold 20 innocent
individuals not having the necessary informa-
ton touching the illegally OF the sale
This gentleman has cleared the bogs Of
Reputation the first leap, as soon as he can
wash himselfand shave, he viii be set down
as c!ean, clear grit Bond payer
We have the most gratifying iutell eence
from the Democrats of Carroll and Choctaw
on this question. In Tallahatchie we nave
a popular and talented Democratic candidate
ior the Il g'siature Major Madison lie A
tee IS before the r7qple for the Legislature
with - best possible prospects of success.
ThePoniotoc paper manifesis great meas
inesS about the Wing lictet-hc is dyiug for
a Congressional Whio ticket, aud why2
Because he knows the. Bond -pavars viii not
follow his lead, unless they are-driven into It
by the Wings. The Anti bond "General'
thinks he can march and connter-marcb.
splurge and spluter about VIII gg'ry until
he can Ct up a Whig ticket to MS liking.
and one that will be much more easily de-
feated than the present true Democratic tick
ct. Look with fear and trembling the Re
pudiaiors contemplate the issue between
them and the Democrats in Marshall county
how much anxious feeling they manifest
that the wings should bring out a ticket for
Congress-how much more respectful and
courteous they are tpthe wings than 10 their
Bond baying brethren.
In Chicasaw no Repudiator can be elec-
ted 10 Office.
In Monroe. Hon. Samuel J. Gholson has
taken the stump against Reputation
All these things augur we'll for ;he Bond
paving cause Throughout this portion Of the
State The question is now submitted to
the Democratic Repudiators BY the Demo
Gratis, against whom they can have no pre-
judices, and to whom they VIII give atten-
tive audience
The talented and gallant Jud &c Smith is do
ing good service in the Sonth, and we shall
soon see every inch of ground contested
throughout the State IL.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
From The Statesman.
WHY THEY REPUDlATE.

Below will be found the liability of some
SS.ouF"eading repudiators to the Union bank
we have compiled it principally from the
legislative report made in lS40. We give
Ae amount which these men have obtained
"' themselves and their friends. while the
Osnk was grinding" Some portion OF
Snos' S.'nos' every mans liability has doubtless
'eea paid oil since. But every man whose
"aae IS here inserted. still Oa1es The bank.
About 1000 notes and bills Of exchange
we're discounted BY the Union bank.
None olthese mates had less than three
sa'hes upon them. and great many had
A1S Say they would average four names
~ each note. This would be $4,000 per-
sons who obtained loans Reduce this
@u'hoeF one hall. for the same names being
y aiferent notes. and il would leave $4,000
,Asn who obtained accommodation from the
1aS' l. Is estimated BY men familiar with
y business, that not more than one fourth
S.sne notes which were presented to the
ssak were discounted. This would make
''VoV relccted notes say with three
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

can ever become part u. parcel Of The de-
moerai;c creed. They hold to The Jefferso-
Man precebt. that Of Honest payment of our
debts and sacred preservation of our faith. "
aud to the Washington precept. that il IS
night to observe good faith and justice toal
nations Under these sacred inianelions
the Democrats are willing TO meet this new
heresy Of Reputation. and expose its ipius-
tee and iniqpity before the people between
this and November. even though in doing
50, they come in contact with those whom
they have for long time been poilicall7 as
soclated ogether.-GreaOda Herald
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

An ANEcDoTE.-A Tyler man seeing 4
Deacon. who is no less esteemed for his
staunch Wing principles than respected for
his piety. riding upon fiue horse. remarked
to him that he did not seem to follow the ex-
ample of his Divine master. who was con-
tent to ride upon an ass. Really. replied the
Deacon. Tyler has appointed so many as
ses to office, that could hardly be able 10
find one Jul commission were disposed 10
mount him. Ii that cut has not the merit
of feniire originality, said bystander. II is
good at all events.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
TpE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE
LEADING REPUDIATORS.

tFE4
We again publish the statement of the
.,Isb,edness Of the leading repudiators' as
r. have made a considerable addition
Your subscription list since our last number
rls issued Lightly as some Of the repu-
in.iag papers affect to treat the liability Of
,lsr candidates, It should be regarded as no
,rainr matter by the honest and industrious
-ril.n. upol whom improper legislation
apsra.rs most severely In the ordinary av-
o,s,iops Of life. men are regarded-wlth dis
.-re who Tua m debt recklessly, and be-
come hopelessIy insolvent But in Mlssls-
,i9oi. men OF this character seem to ENJOY
he political favor Of the people, and hil our
legislative Hail, to enact Jaws Tor thelr
own benefit. A squad Of bank debtors, and
ID by party feeling, endeavored last session
y release themselves from liability to the
bInks. by what was called the "Briscoe
Bill" This bill passed the House, and
would have become a law, had irshot been
br the noble stand taken by the Senate a
aains, t. Without regard 10 party, this
bsdy passed an amendment counterachng
Is destructive effects. by vote Of Is to .,
our Senator. Jos Matthews, voting and spea-
ling against the original bill, for which he
has our thanks. The effect o: this bill
would have been to have deprived the banks
ofaIl power to collect their debts, and to re-
deem their issues. The whole Circulation
woall have become so much waste paper,
and been clear loss TO the holders. The
Farmer. the mechanic, and every class OF
our citizens would have been losers, that a
few bank borrowers might be permitted
% hold on to their i'll gotten gains. and re-
,cased from their lust debts. This is not all,
The banks owe the State over 100000, as
appears from the Treasurers report, and
this would have been lost also. This comes
then Of entrusting the reins of government
. irresponsible men men who have no IN
'efes, in the country. beyond the promotion
o.their individual ends We hope the peo-
pie will once more open their eyes, and
shake off such leeches Look to the pri
vate integrity of your candidates. their re-
speclabllIy, and capabiity, as well as listen
10 the fippancy oftheir tongues. and the
sia'e viii once more recover its former
prosperity and standing. Legislation viii
e conducted upon the correct principles of
lie good Of the greatest number and IDLE
experiments and temporary expedients will
have 10 place in our Legislature.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
THE
MOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE

..-..,tisheI in the town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
y 80 evsrv week, al T'tres Dollars per aBnum
,ITI,i1re--T'tres Dollars end Ffty Cents pay
'- '-.al.,-i-bin six mOnths--and -Four Dollars 1t N
.fvear. No subscription taken for less tha-
y months. ,-;,, :, ;r.ol :. =,
AuL,Sr. Zen lines or IeSsl for the first inSer-
I-I to4 81 cents for each additional one. Ad-
1- -..ss9ents net married. with the number Of in
.-,7s N Them, will be inserted until ordered
II. sni charged accordingly.
- @n,urring candidates for Office viii bc-i5
SAFE 5l0-COuntY - 70 oe pal0 oo"h OF aSSuih
49, a rf,p9nsiblc name in town.
~ Lsttsrs addressed 10 the Editor, on busineS
NJ .be Office, must be post paid TO secure atten
cash must BE- paid for all go5 Work
80 al this once as soon as delivered
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

LADIES' at this season,t will be well for
you to know tnat the fumes of birthstone win
remove fruit stains and iron mould from lin
en-. and cotton Moisten the part stained with
cold water. then hold it over the smoke OF
burning birthstone aud the stain viii disap.
pear.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

THE DEMocRATIc CAULDRoN The
multifdfious and heterogeneous ingredients
OF the strange and troubled compound that
boiis. bubbles and treats in the depths Of the
lofoco cauldron, are thus summed up BY q
writer in the Carolina lVa;chman
Eve OF Wright, aud toe ofYan.
Heart oflory Buchanan,
Wool OF Dick, nose of CasS,
Ears of old Virginia : ass,
Throw therein some Lions fat
Add thereto rogue's cTavat
Cool ii with a traitors blc1d
Needless his CoRnr,.Vss eoo9
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
Total liability,

Mr. K was president of the branch oi the
Union Bank az Lexington. He Is now
candidate FOR the Senate from Carroll coun-
". and says that the bank is all uncoussan-
t;onal. ane The bonds ought not to be paid
- II ~ II rNse
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

Total amount of money borrowed on the
Eames of r. w. Roberts and his son
from the Union Bank, SI70,94l 06
OF this amount, 800 Goo % was borrow
ed by them as principal.
Robert w. Roberts, independent Of the
amount borrowed for himself assumed a
few debts for others He nOao owes, for
money be borrowed for his own use, togethe-
with the amount which he assumed for 9th
ers. $40 402 90. with the accumu ated inter.
est upon it--anl this. independent of his lla-
bility as endorser. His son owes the prin-
cipal part of what he has borrowed.
Is il to be wondered at. that Robert W.
Roberts should think it unconstitutional TO
nav the Union Bank bonds although he
voted for the supplemental charter. signed
the legislative report lauding the sale OF the
bond<-supported the bank throughout, and
abused al! who opposed it, sca'ie tAe bank
had The means to loan him money
Parson JAMES E. MATHEWS, repu-
dating candidate for Auditor. borrow
ed for his own use. 5000 W
Liability as endorser, 4,o31 %
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

names-that would be nonina!lv- 81 OGQ
men. The larger the number of notes
presented, the more frequently the same
mems names would occur upon different
paper. We will reduce this number then
to one slr'h Of the apparent number. which
would make l2.300, in round numbers.
This would make the number of those who
obtained loans, and those who applied for
loans f:om the bank amount TO 26. 800 citi-
zens.
No proposition can be clearer, than that
all men VINO Obtained or applied to the bank
for loans by that act, recognized il as a le-
galiy existing institution, approved the sale
OF the bonds and are now in law and Justice
estoped from repudating. upon the ground
that the law authorizing the issue OF the
bonds was violation of their constitution
a large majority of the people of this state
hare done This rery act
Here are the names of some Of the ind-
ividual regulators
HANSON ALSBURY, now cirizen of
Texas, borrowed as principal 1852 90
Liability as endorSer, lI5, ,l2S 50
Total liability. S240,378 so
A-G BROWN, the rcpudiatng candi-
UiLC iOi CiOFCAAOts bOi tONE EO etS pllbCi
$4,000 90
Liability as endorser, 50647 90
Total liability, S66,647 05
JAMES BROWN, father OLA CT borrowed
as principal, S0,240 81
Liable as endorser, 33,5Gl 79
? Total liability S4I.8O2 50
E. r. BROWN brother Of ~ CT borrowed
as principal. -Sll,625 90
Liable as endorser, 3S.2I5 A
Total liability, S49,840 50
Total amount borrowed from tae Union
Bank on the credit ofthe Brown family.
Sl5S,289 50
ROGER BARTON. one of the rapudia
ting candidates for U. S Senator. liable as
endorser, So $50 90
Ex Parson w. FL. HAMMET, re2ul.a-
ting candidat for Congress, borrowed as
principal. $4,000 90
Liable as endorser, 5000 90
Total liability. $4,000 90
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

Total liability. S29 500 %
H. a G.. ROBERTS, son of r. w, bor-
rowed as principal, on his individual &C
count, the sum of S9,94S 90
count the sum of S9958 90
Liable. individually, as
endorser, 43,S63 90
Total liability on indi-
vidual account. 53, 1923 05
Borrowed as principal
for the firm of Keys S6,708 50
& Roberts,
Endorser for firm, 6,000 90
Total liability on firm
account. 81, sos 50
Total liability of FL A.
CT Roberts on firm l4l, l3l 81
account,
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9ieIe itbasbare Ginreituns 1T init ,puns
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unb IoIlte fortnabreno in ibren Stallen ses
balten merben. Gum Sereauf bei
James D. gambert, I9ent
fir War(baa's ianmtlihe preparats.
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Or. @. @b. S6erblin's
Wlutreiniaenoe WtQen.

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rem Sahren, our6 ibre pcr5islitbe Site, tsi
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Ssusnii1e ibre ausseSsihnetsn 5silfrafte te
ttati9enp.
5err 5derolin 1T Elm BON oct parifer
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baber init Den pielen QuafIalbern tno
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ftrums 70 bod preiIen, um Elm leitttsldus
bises putlifum 3u betbbren, feneswess pers
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tter fohen.
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1T ltnterssicbneter ais General Nsent
fir penn(plpanien an9ettellt worben
nit bem Netbte lrnters9senten 5u ernennen.
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preis elmer 9ba6tel [Sor] init So spiaen-
25 gsnts.
Msaoins, Ipril 25. Am.
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tlIarftbatl's SarIapari(la.


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bas folaenoe beifellt bat.
HT2fae Srisfs unb Ssffsaunaen msrbsn
portofrei erbsten.
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smpfoDlen rurte pon Or. Scbnion, pcn Hcrs
rstaun unc ebsnfaus Or. sSiaaf 59sifsr, ron
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iaparllla ;u 9ebraubsn, mopon itb sinige Sots
tsln befan, bersn 8sbraudb Die &ranfbet gan;
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lan9te mieesr ;u ptlIl9sr esiunobst rpclebe sr
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pieer Ysrfcnen, nslhe i'm mdbreno isnsr
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pfibt 0sbaltsn uno ienbs Sbncn pisies Seu9.
n6, bamit 2tnbsp, mellbe bisiebsn llebH in
ibrsn Salnilien babsn piien mt9en 100 lts cine
70 ibdsbars Msbijn bsfcmnen fonnsn.
Sbre Nufribti9e
2lmelia geaf.
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Heinieunes Sprup.
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rem an ben abibeuIicbsn Yer,piltunsen Don
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oas @eitht 70 ansesritfeu mar ba6 Sbeile
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sefreden parcn. Ser Icgte arStliebe 8eiltanr
tpuroe periebatft uno allie befannte O1lttel
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fpel6a Die &ranfbet sdn5lieb aus Dem Spfem
pertrieten, 70 pas meme Srau pcatomn,ene
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our6 Die Sertpiltunsen Der &ranfbeit snts
iteat. gs 1T nun fsbsn 0Tcnat felt Dem oies
le Soeiluns beprtt iporoen, unb itb partsts
bis oaber, oainit mir ftber Isin m6dbtem bic
Sur fei boaeomen, unp made cs nun tefannt
bariit anperc $eioenee ebenfalls Der 1Bobltbat
biGes unf6dsbaren Sprups ssniebsm m6sea.
Seseusts meine ltnterf6rift pen 1Sten Sebr.
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bei TriebsnSbura, SerfS @auntp
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- nsn friibsn unp fbdsbaren 8crratb
a BON Msbijinen. &ranfe unb Qsibsns
60 De m69en biaissrmsife bic Sopffnuna
bs9em bas fcl9ence Sranfbsitsn pcdfommsn
furirt ipsreen ndmlib: 9lusssbruna auf Der
srifsn Stufe - jsbs 2(rt WaiFriubt, po nod
feline 9uflofun9 ifattssfunbsn - &ranfbsitsn
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fe - en9briifi9feit, nsbif osn msiifsn anbsrn
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feubtsn Souifen - fate Sodnbs unb Sise -
Sranfss &cpfweD - Ian9e anbaltsnbs Sisbsr.
- @benfalls, jsne lan9e 9iite BON meblbsn
&ranfbsitsn, meItbe Snoipibusn unb Samiisn
10 plelss elsnb ruriaben-bortndfis Tsbs
ten ODER Setter uno ale anosre Sautfranfbsis
ten Saljfub &c.
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