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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
No. 80.
DIST. CAHNCERY COURT.
JUNE Term, l543.
Thomas Rule, ct al.
Heirs Of w. w. Smith, ct al.


ETPON opening this bill it appearing
u to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants, Hollert Smith, widow of
w. W. Smith, decd, John ]. Smith, Il.
A. Smith, Emmeline Nance, and Gideon
Nance, her husband, Frances Smith,
Britton G. Smith, Harriet Smith, Martha
Smith and Emily Smith heirs at law of
sd w. w. Smith, are not inhabitants Of
the State ofMississippi, butreside beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon
them. 1t is therefore ordered that unless
the said defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellor at his court room in Var
rollton, on the Bird Monday of December
next, and plead, answer or demur to the
bill Of complaint herein, the same as 10
them will be taken as confessed, and such
Judgment or decree rendered herein, as
may seem equitable and Just; and it is
further ordered that copy Of this order
be published once aweek, for two months
successfully in the Lexington Union.
WV HEMINGWAY, elk
Sep. %, 1913.
Fuliz d Brook, P. @.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
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Ss3 AT ssy L ss x ~ r IA
NJ az z. y NJ |: A Z; 2 V a:
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csHain ona eDscium Care tor Agut
aand Eecer; diseased successfully ia
the treatraentof Bilious FtVer,
nausea, general debility,

uF'NftCFOvNo tcLttittaos
The most flattering Recommendations
Of this Medicine have been received FROM
many eminent Physicians aud oliars WHO
have used il. And it is presumed .aai 10
medicine has cverbeen used whose action
has been more beneficial, pleasant, inyie-
Grating, and called forth from afflicted
sufferers such expressions Of heartfelt
gratitude and thanklulness. Persons IT,
king The Pills, soon Gnd ihomseltes re-
cl-Chill broken! Fever gone! to
mach and head free and heallhful. strength
and appetite increasing aud improving, and
all nervous weakness led.
When taken according 10 the directions
accompanying them, they never fail 70
cure the chill and fever the first day. and
never sicken the stomach or operate upor
the bowels.
''heir action upon the whole system i
so charming, that persons are invariably
surprisedand pleased with their rapid and
complete restoration to health.
The pills are purely and solely yegeta'
bic, and the happy combination OF the
ingredients and their proportions are suct
as to produce medicine which never fails
to relieve when relief is at all altainabIe
Each box contains 30 doses Of Pills
Price, One Dollar.
For sale at
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Sept Gm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
MARSHAL'S SALE

State of Mississippi-In the Circuit Court
.of the United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, to November
term l643.
U. States for use of the P. o. Department
VS., vend. eAponas.
Thomas $, Mouery, ct al. & Surelies.
ssE Y virtue of the above execution 10
"a - me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale at the door of the court house of
Holmes county, in the towon of LGXing-
ton, within the hours prescribed by law,
Ito the highest bidder for cash, on the 4th
Monday Of October next, all the RIGHT,
title and interest Of the defendant, Gusta-
vus j. Elliott, in and TO the following de-
.scrlbed property, TO wit;-Lot number 7,
rear otlot number s, in the town of Tchu-
la, the same having been levied upon as
the property ofthe defendant Gustavus ].
Elliott, TO satisfy plaintiffs claims and
costs. A, MILLER, Marshal
Sou Dist Mi.
By W. L. BATE, Deputy.
Sept %, l543
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
NOTICE.

WILL at the September term. ls43:
"a Of the Court of Probates of Holmes
SUun'y' present my account for final settle
|uen' and allowance as Administrator de
f ~ non on the estate of Mumford Il.
.ClcSson deceased, and surrender my let.
n" Of my administration.
,, W. W. URSHER, Admr.
'u'y ., 1913, 26 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21


OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
E3-s, Y virure of a Deed Of Trust exc
~ b cuted to me by VIM. c. Stokes,
lor certain purposes therein specified,
shall on Monday, the 20th da Of Noyem-
Der next, proceed to sell at public cutlery,
to the highest bidder for cash, in the town
of Lexington, the following negroes, to
wlt-Dob, aged about 81 years; Foua
tain, about IL years; and Moses, ABOUT
II years, all slaves for life. Also the
following lands, lying in the county OF
Holmes, viz:--the southwest quarter and
west half of southeast quarter and east
half of northeast quarter, section s, town
ship IG, range 3 east; also, the west half
southeast quarter, sections, township 10.
range 3 east; containing four hundred
acres more or less; Of the best quality OF
Funnegusha lands. | will convey only
such title Us is vested in me as Trustee;
but the Same is believed to be indisputa-
bic.
WALKER BROOKE, Trustee.
May 20, i843. 10 tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21

YET ETTERS of Administration hav-
" A inc been granted to the, undersign-
ed. on the estate Of Elisha Morgan, de-
ceased, at the May term l6f3, Of the
Honorable Probate Court of Holmes coun-
": Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate, to make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having claims
aaains. said estate to present them within
the time prescribed by law, OF they will
be forever barred,
JOSEPH CASTLEMAN, Ex'r,
Aug. IL, 90 CIV,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
FuIlz d Brook, P. @.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In The District Chancery Court, at Car
rOiiton.
Jacob Hollingsworth, \
Jacob Hollingsworth,

Thos. & VIM. Durham, ct al.
BIT N obedience to an intcrlocutory order
III Of the District Chancery Court of the
State of Mississippi, at Carrollton made
at the June term 1874 !, of the said Court,
in the above stated case, | shall offer for
sale to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in Lexington, on W ednesday LIST.
November, l8f3--the north half of the
north east quarter of section l, township
IA, range east; and also the north half
of the east half of the north east quarter,
of the same section, to satisfy decree of
the said Court, and costs of suit. Con
dihons Of sale--a credit of six months,
requiring approved security.
WY HEMINGWAY, Com'r.
Carrollton, Sept. 20, IS43.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
ATTENTION COMPANY!n
By W. L.
Sept 90, l943

a LII those belonging to the 9th Tor
VA lexington company, are hereby
ordered to be and appear at the usual
place Of rendezvous, on Saturday the Both
inst, at l0a o'clock, A. NJ. armed and
equipped as the law directs for drill.
There will be a Court Martial held the
same day for the purpose of trying all
those who failed to attend the last muster
all delinquents are hereby ordered 10
attend without further notice.
There will also, be an election holden
Immediately after muster, to fill the va
cancies of the md Brigade, Ord Division,
Col. Commander, Lieut.. Colonel, and
Major Of the 27th Regiment, Mi. Ma.
By order of
HENRY r. kENNA, 1st Lieut..
9th Com. 9th Reg't, Mi, Ma
Lexington, Sep. IL, l843.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21

- : ono wears SuDoNi'P' !. -
81 or, ~" Or IS if not paid until expiration
ii the year. an .nvFRTISlNG.
inortisements will be inserted at me
=. Ao orsI 90 per square for the first lnse['
II % a~ ." 80 cents, for each week thefea'-
~ co., rl" lines or less constituting a square,
"A Nmmbor of Insertions required must
n so ~ on the margin of the manuscript
i %ov will be inserted until forbid ana
q. . "r accordingly. Advertisements Is
", s = distance must be accompanied win
liz money. ,,,,,,,,,rications of
Bsrso u, nature, wall be charged double
y Anponcing candidates for county m, oih' aG
IA b. be s., each; for State and District Oh
saes, $40. ....-.,u,,u-,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
ssss8 b q. ~ N E7ss .1s;1
\ ! q, i!s ]. ! VA 5#sSle s2Sl

DIR. HuLL'S Cough Lozcnges are
most rapidly superseding all other Prepar-
ations for the relief Of Coughs, Gods,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Catart.r,
I'ightness Of the chest, Bronchitis, and
similar pulmonary affections.
Price, rs cents per baX for each kind
of Lozenges. For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Sep. ,. GIN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
4 NEW ENTERPRISE,

'" EJJsaing Post, and SATURDAY
Courier.
comprising the fruits of twenty years
arioHco in the Newspaper business
~ .;J Of the most distinguished newsPa-
", ", writer's of the day valuable Foreign
,s..resoondence; with troops of Literary
,;Sndsi and the determination to publish
Newspaper for all classes when s"4'l
~, DO Y,,tndSSpd.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
INSOLVENCY.

yEynE undersigned having been APP
H pointed by the honorable Court OF
Probatos of holmes county, at the june
term, 1913, commissioners of Insolvency,
on the Estate Of John s. King deceased,
will meet at the Office oiJhe clerk of the
court Of Probates, on the second Saturday
in each month, for the next six months,
for the purpose of examining, receiving
and allowing claims against said
decedants estate.
j. 81. HOLlINGSWORTH,
S. IA BAUGHN,
W. A. PURDOM,
June 10. en- Commissioners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
INSOLVENCY..

l+NHOIIf IaAN y =
TgTyHn undersigned hayingbeen appoint
H ed by the honorable Court OF Pro-
bates of holmes county, Commissioners
of Insolvency, at the April term thereof,
1913, on the estate Of Curtis II Gregory
deceased, will meet at the Office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Probates the third
saturday in each month, for the next six
months for the purpose of cxaming, aud
ting and allowing the claims against said
decedants estate.
,. Nj. nnLLlNGSWCRTH,
SAMUEL II BAUGHN,
HENRY w. BROWN,
Commissioners.
.Jnne 10, % On.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n III Persons indebted to the late
HA firm Of Elliott d Worley and to
Catch Worley, on book account are re.
ouesad to call and settle with G. ], El
lott at Tcbula, before The 18Th of July
next, or their accounts will be placed with
the officers Of the law for collection.
G. J. ELLIOTT,
CALEB WORLEY,
Tchula, June ed, IS43. ~ If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
NOTICE

1NO fLSII.
II ETTERS of Administration with
n A the last will and Testament annexed
having been granted to the undersigned,
at the June term 1913, of the Honorable
Court of Probates of Holmes county, on
the estate Of John II. Jolly, deceased,
Notice is hereby given to all persons'hav-
ing or holding claims against said decd
ants estate, TO present them within the
time limited by law, or the same viii be
forever barred, and those indebted will
make immediate payment.
JOSEPH WALLACE, Exr.
July 8, lS43. 20 6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21

WE'VE will meet at the Office of S. II.
w Baughn. in Lexington, on the
first Saturday Of each month, for the next
six months to receive and audit claims
against the estate OF n. l.. Cain. decd,
we were appointed Commissioners Of In
soIyency for that purpose at the July term
1913, Of the Probate Court Of Holmes
county.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
NOTICE.

ygvHE copartncrship heretofore exist
a ing under the firm Of Molehouso,
Mathor, & Co., is this day dissolved by
Limitation. The name Of the firm will
now only be used in liquidation. All bu-
siness Of the late firm will be liquidaed
by Morchousc & Malher.
J. f. MOREHOUSE,
THO. w. MAVHER,
WIN. EGGLESTON.
June |, 81 3W
The Commission business will be con-
tinued by the subscribers under the firm
Of Moruhouse d. Mather.
J. T.. MOREHOUSE,
THOS. W. MATTER.
June 3, 1913. u Il
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
every SATURDAY MORNING
IiSH nv JOHN N. BASkiN'

,nrpusOF SUBSCRIPTION.
4 ILh sa years subscription SO ifpald IN
liz tH, one Or s. if not paid until expiration
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
Trust sslsEG

June 10, Gm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11

LoNpoy-Shp St James, bxs specie Goadhue & col do
Prime. Ward kins-i do Dixwrlll do w w De Forest
Coz pkgs M Oppenheim coil q B Morewood Coz
Lewis Meyer-a Bulls Phelps James-s J d WIgh-3
n kSnth-3 VIM yyse-2 WIN Pnelan-.3 Forrest Bar
Pnke1Son Ha s pkgs Stone co.'s Post Mains Viii
tiers, Markoe COL Ncvins col Mswson Bothers-l
Frost-l Jokn Gb.on col @ Haywood co-3 Faber &
Berwerth-l Mes,er-I Mou,son-I BENJAMIN ir col
John Gusdes- w Maitland-i Sas smifh-9, legs IS
co.
Ia GUAYRA-Schr Sep,ember60o bags coffee 1900 hides
indigo box Mason Thompson-600 bags coffee TAYLOR
81 Iiepdey-l case mdse Firth Hal-2 G Mlchel-lf
indigo L Msrsan-I do bugs coffee NJ & Lemnon-2
Marsh-2 Boyer-l2 b Hatch-ls Harper Brothers-i
Howe-4 Taylo-l73 five franc pieces Corey 80 do
Presty-l pkg books NJ Palrer-4 bxs LOWE doub-
looms Prestly-76 bags coffee to order.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BEiIn Auctioneer.
BY BELL * HOWARD.
kafsraa MOI. n Inn nd lis FulOa ftrsNA

At ioL o'clock in the sales
Large sale seasonabc staple and fancy dry goods
sheenas chlly shaws lacss, hosiery, gloves pledged
goods, 1ewery. guns, cutlery, &c. -,
Also some choice ard brandy. by order OF the Mar
Also fine of second hand and new iewey,
watches, trunks aud fancy goods.
hso, STOCK oil hosiery. quantity OF spendid ehemea
ful canes, diamond rms and rings, &C.
al & mosf o. sh,Ies Chatham Theatre Aioek interest
WEDNESDAY.
Atlota O'Clock IN the saes roo".
Large extensive and splendid sale Of warranted
cabinet furniture and second hand household furniture Of all
An extensive catalogue sale truly elegant city .de cab
furniture by of the best the
the greatest and best
public for years. The sale will with fine as
OF second hand furniture and house keeping articles
generally.
Also splendid variety of the hest secoud hand furniture
removed from Brooklyn for convenienc OF SALE including
splendid piano fortes.
Also piano by order NJ the sheriff
THURSDAY.
Furniture Seat 10 o'clock will be sold 1863 Church
lures superior Kitchen Utensils including elegant Chin,
dinner desert snpper and coffee sets cut glass anu plated
curtains pier tables dining do chairs. carpets table
cutlery large lot of the best kitchen utensils and other ar
At half O'Clock in the Warerooms running through
from 1i3 Fulton to Annst. .
valuable fsmure, Of al descriptions, con,aned in the above
spacious all Of which ofthe choicest quality and
prising every Thing in the line
Also edvances and will be sold to
The highest bidder elegant piano ortes and 2 first guilty
fashionable scfas.
Also variety of famine by syder Of the sherids
A. l0o'clcck st e6 Liberty st.
Large Sale OF he sod the entire furniture Of
the above four house occupied geDteel hoard
ing ous comprising rs parors drawing rooms kitc
utensils &c.
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!. u. CARROLL'S
OLD EsTABLIsHED IMPLICATED

RE well Known to be essentially Necessary at tins season
~ Of the year, when the syst N requires aux aIy
throw of tne cutcle accumulated DUNG winter, and which,
nv remaining the sua of the skin rodnces cutaneous
diseases colds rheu nasm, scarlet fever X; &c they
in operston az d Cou tlandt seet from oceck in the
morning till o'clock Dieh sulphur Baths equIe one hours
notice Portable Vaponr Baths OF the
Broosyn Bathing Tubs and Ho Baths for HE. all 6sr
HAVE YOU EVER TRIED Irl-If not, do not delay
another day. but send Immediately; you have been one
of the wise and pud- ut lady bought bottle the que,
ton settledyoa have recovered yourh:aos SCAhPA'S
OIL FOR DEAFNESS never fails. u /, the only edcine
thar will Thousands ofdeaf rerons will give their tes
mony its favor The beau othe thing U.s. that cures
withcu; prodpcing pain.
Prepared by DiB. Bell aud cold on agency at Dr. Jaynes
all 5t*rc
EN0LlsH WHITE LEAD-5o Kegs very superior quality
IL English White Lead, for sale by
Woodruff 4 MNTURNs,
allr 81 South street.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Marble Building, conner OF Broadway and Ann street,
IT BARNUM. Manager.
MISS MARX DARLING

Marble 1u4ns OF P'f't S1kS ND Ans
MISS TkEy9ut M4k2 sq b4KEfa e
The beautiful aud charming Queen Of Magic
u Mi HkR Rf!'I pEF 'is EySs.' Of
throughout Europe known to ali trsveilsm and the avors-
s ss afTs in tho
:ss BE-
Ais the engaged GTN Hf' s5 t9o~n " Daniel Lambert
Who but Il years ~sisA' as' pounds
The celebrated Chinese iugsler: -,
s w' nd si # Fs on' who will
rs saa atss M"
oE kzsFH sSnas FgEt 2SGsHsTFt BY
Just added the Museum powerful Electro 0avanc
pHsRiEs!ssISistioGY.
smnations and Charts Developments and Cnar,essT at ii
SSsi sddsS % the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
AN eR4sR LADY, an.
can have them mounted in the best style N'Y VIZ"
nay S 'y eaE FREE Evening per-
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admis.on TO all IS cents-Chlldren halfprice. az
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL F2 p NSM k knSPPE E1fB?HE GALLERY
LAST wznRK q Il D Exa Es Mr.; og CHRIST
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF
NATURE AND ART.
Neatly and tastefuly displayed three spacious halls and
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
Exceeding in extent and value any other II America.
The manager has engaged for short only the sublime
tand beautiful exhibition of
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
s4$Eui$ ne SisE 81 ~ ''
This solemn and Our Savioura
ragned Prisoner with Crown of Thorns upon His Head
before Caphas the High Priest. and the Court Of Pontu
Plate.
In addition 70 the above the Manager has engaged the
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHfN6
Gypsy WOMAN
From England.
Shs wishes impose upon the pubkc BY making then
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with powe-but tho contrary,
claims publicly to be able 10 instruct others sn Rood
intellect and mention the leadinG transactions Of
THE PHESENf
- - AND THE FUTURE.
She Will tell whether they
what kind Of husband or wife they will describe own
CHARACTERS and host of concusions
founded her knowledge the phreno-
logy pysognony neurology philosophy proof Of tho
deds first including ceHymen, judges after
neys physicians and Of the enligh tened ladies
the city.
Adisaion the Museum, cents; Children half price
extra charge Of l2h cents those who consult Gypsy
Woman. 3sff
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These are only some of the points. western paper
states
farther appears that the field for operators in grain
&c mas been changed the past winter from interior
towns OF Ohio to Chicago and that quarter where con-
tracts have been closed to considerable extent The
interior towns of Ohio do not appear been doing
mnch business in grain the past winter usual AT
Massiiion, the great wheat point upon the Ohio canal
mere are about 900 bushels of wheat and bills Of
hour stored being much less than the customary amount
The heavy expenses and taxation in Ohio is already
shifting the trade further west where the natural adj
vanages are great and the oppression much less The
great fall in prices indicated in the above table, and its
results to the Ohio farmer may he in the following
calculation The average price for 1912, was 1918 cts;
in that year there exported from Cleveland 53272
bbls. The results follows
Average price in New York. 1915
Deduct packing, transportation TO market,
sc. to wit of Dbl salt and packing 81 rs per Dbl
Cost Of trans portaton from different points
in Ohie to York, including insurance, . 90
Interest, Is
Ligbterage and inspectors charges, II
Commissions and Incidental charges in N
York, 80
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Second Board.
$1,000 Kentucky as IS shas Harlem
5000 Ohio, SO 67K
Commercial Stock Excknnge..l0 HNnll s


The markets have not presented any material change
HoPs-The prices range at from stallac.
HAY-Sales North River at SOC.
INDGo-By auction, u cereons Caracas were sold at
63alOAc, and 10 chests Manila, at 35a45c.
and Gin sell at steady prices. want
ed oy rade the transactions in beth however small this
week. Drudge Whiskey is held by the dstiIlers at 2Oc.
80 casks dry Malaga Wine sold at 3Oc 3Oqr casks Port
70a 1l5c.
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Surplus per Dbl.

SURPLUS per Dbl. 81 81
This neted to the farmers the whole export 1921 200
The price is $780, and should it average at IS in
the face ofthe large receipts the result to the farmers
will be 80 per money value less than last
year.
In the face of the late liberal movement of the British
Government in regard to American produce if mutual
trade had been encouraged the result to the Western far
mers would have been the reverse of what il is.
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THTR TEENTH WARD

lIllh IIEN II w AMI.
e he ssR Me- Bos s dS
his gfs %iEis
'sas @ H , ,a, De-
avpg on yaI' ccca.ons and in different papers
s na OF Of The Hs
occasion that since has been empoyern the Office
s%PsS e
Pr9 s;ma A%'t'ons F raG%ss EssS ,a,
PAID Paw !, Lqaa Is: Aly y ssi Gmw,
ais Xiv; XIV Vessels. I'm S ss;s$aI:'
The Undersigned iou1ueymen employed in The office Of
s % sd By % A
s Ks cr'w E1Snsto0 e Se, B1ooi
hob't. Everett.
of the city papers the undersigned state they have been
the Evening Post, and that the required BY the PtiIter
S q sst Proctor G S HG :sy.. c sf.Ee' Parker
THIRTEENTH WARD.-FaehQod Of the p'sbsis s.s re-
General c$%mss had endorsed ticket headed W Bon:
men, as the Ras a feset nomasea TO- Chaltr crs
Tie 9h Ward FSr what Mr. ssm% THesssa this
Ibis Ward DEFY him to show by PROCEEDINGS Of the
the General Comm and as proof Of being fenood
e e; proceeding has been a 1T,s,fd SE said
all u. Member Of General Committee 18th Ward
N NTH WAKD.EL1tT sI3E Ur WITH Il ca CARE F..
well to Their tickets SO that the Names spelled right keep
There is set Of designing men who profess to be democrats
but nothing but conservative whig they have the impe
st whs al xds% %sa' he will
too thick wig eapdde .Sppo1t the pe%oc attic Snty
he gets elected Mott had for the d,srr nted c,ndide for
The regular ticket, he ,ded vii am D. Waterman
to sa and mR
CORONER'S lNQUEST-In the of s. J. Deyine de
the H. h no ns
himself have been her friend aud potccor2 all Itsrc
sMsE%s s:sswsy S
from Of the most fashionable houses Paris such she
' ~''i %sss ' s%a9s
s1%; so1sa pattern d.ss ss
variety Of III, richest and fashionable style of
paitment supe rineded BY ftst.raie hand All st.r
5000 FIVE tEtE hEAIfsy |s SWEDISH LrnquEs
OOoO Just received Also general assortment OF Drugs.
,''' o Dye s'' i'll ij IT, fsiaRR'
%f S'a any a he se.
CA STRING FASHION For GENTLEMEN's HATS
nd the ae senss 5 he . informs III c
and sale the much admired spring style Of gcnemens Hats
winch for beauty Of finish aud and symety OF FORM exceed
former effort, In this any other city.
To the they desirable article they
bne cheapne durnb elegance warranted equal TO
inferior In the of Hats chal
enees he therefore solicts share public
would also call their HIS
Mems Youths and chdren cars of cloth Sc all of
his manufacture, which for variety of be
equelled ~
Also h style ofchildsn dab and earl coored fancy
trimmed with velvet of various patterns for and
summer wear, very much admired call will
most teal Of the superiority of the shove mentioned
ces ady for sale at the Old established stores Of
ISAAC H. ARCHER,
all Imsr s0i aud $50 Greenwich 81, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11
Cattle Market.

There were, comparatively speaking very few cattle
in market today altogether more than five hundred
beeves four hundred sheep, and eighty and calves
few beeves, fifteen cows, and thirty sheep remain
sold
Beeves and shep up little in consequence proba
bly, OF the small supply The former range fsm 81 r.
& s5t b. '"''-- " 90 aud "H" calves from $40
The quality was generally good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11
The quality was generally good.


On Sunday, 9th inst after a short and ere illness
EDWARD, youngest of Thomas Fleming deceased in
the Goth year OF his age.
The friends of the family and his brother inlaw, John
Colvl are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at Al O'Clock, without further invitation from
his late residence 30 Varick street.