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Forslgn Isnport.ssons,

oSpoN-ship Gadator2 IS cks oil G Morewood-2s pkgs
Garnttt co., Hsddpn & son--5 Oelrichs Kruger
.;',as smon'-a j Eerrick-5o Honey-5 Martin &
r. boxes specie Paner-l do de Costello-i do l.
Echt-l5 cks oil M Prou3 Navy Agent-3i pkgs
AykE;Eship Unca-tReported yes,erday)-s nkgs Heck
Pr Cn,er-lO Avezzina-2 VI Henpequin-2 Mamszet &
th-, Fontane Aipe-I0 BeTth0ud-2 Colliard-2 Ber-
Hutton-l Goff-2 Moran & Iseln-l Gray-t
ln col Pillevuyt-2 O Hessenbnrg col WIGHT &
[re-2 Boiceam Rn.chi Edwards & stodd,,d-l7 G Hes
pure Y co.. LoeschiRk Wis. udonck-l Hem Cert
h MayTl Jaffray co., F Cot'inet-l Merriam & Be-
f-l Nelly col French Consul, GeIs,on & LAID
oore B,ker-l & ViIadt.i Weidmeycr-e & II
[Y usCSnmmI2 David Wo.d-l Henry Bshad-l Nevns
|h Chsvyo,,i ee-l Adams, Hcm,I & col Bernhard 4
tton-3 J ssmore-l Henschep & Unk'rt--3 Boiceau &
Eel De fham s Moor w II. s.enberr &co-l 81
G,T:;s co., DsehauI col IIan Co.'S
Il Marun-l Elk Boudarf-t A T Stewart & co-2 T
puNt-2E Strarg"-25 Onpenheim-8 Baip & Sander
b.nkaid u Hutton lThorsnechen s. ~. Ph'aJ-l
Anisrsch-ii Jolly Freres-, A Caselii-I, H.rkenrsh
p Dtwme-2 Isen-i ] Mever-6 W Vvse- Boz
b Rnsch-2 Strsng.-2 D G Porer-l Secretary Of
81 ,shingon-l Stewart & col Adams, Petrie &
r Martini Gardner & Cobb--3 Dale & MaxweiIa6 to
yAsATship Hsespon529 boxes III bags ccffe,
lnord preston csln0 hoxss 1876 bags coffee John
flo,-as2 b'g' coffee II Mcrng-6sooo Acker &
Podr que ia do Beauville
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TEETH-TEETH.
GlOO TO &3 90 ONLY.

SI,OO TO $500 ONLY.
p BE9wM DFS ssS Al Rosdway asoye
@ s pSs Tech en- n, mo-
and eirsum Of all classes 10 ''e e "s'
mott S S.% b had the
SEGAEs. VINES &LlQU0Ks-IIowbndge q Co, will
- sell tn, roning, at o'clock. in the ao Broad
1900 mportes Prize ipe regms superior article warranted
5eco Reg,lia' superior.
5000 imitation prncipes, sone very foe.
A'e 100 denohn: aud champagne brandy, Lond,n
1he attention OF ,,gsr dealers is particularly invited
II BROWN, STONE SEAL EN0RAyER ha. re-:
moved 70 asi seadway opposite III. PeTk MC;ats of
= I'm. SsSs ssSsS
ofhs.ldrv Kept with upwarls Of 100 Geo n,mes ais ga
BREWERY APPARATUS.
FoR sALE chEAP-lf sLpl,ed for in fey d'ys a, The
s, ri@r; s,sl, pa eheon' SC Apply to Mr. BOWEN
WAR WITH ENGLAND.-Lat.st DncoveD--Unprce-
~ DC @sa ssd Of lr.s, mpoIt.aee 70 the Mnscal isoSd
zoe Inventor Of ~; Aps9 Roman srHs one Of the
ali s, he new mspm %Ses "' np
r,,ls t.iy p,r cent what IS now paid Tor import
''" o s00I Join n JOSEPH KELLY,
- -. -, sole inventor and NAM rscturer Of supe-
si ,s oaa , apss1 9SSsls
Ga sssr 'i Len. IN ss s' New ;S
rdess eiiows Harp .rD p.r Sc, or
% s,,.ts :, e sGSele s.'s three strings. ss
% ~ ehe'r si,,iocele6rt', eneth,
n, dtn IS cents; DO four h. 81 so per dozen: violin
S % Wheel s Si sn AL S,sF . =, sqs
iownr Tucst;is .ns ter foot. cents; % d,sme,.r
loot; 20 daseter a. PEI on cIocI nss
binds de % crisr. tustonsr supr led on tns
t0rrt ncs nd strings fully pscl I'm cases 10 h.
Z laird ~ aiY nstt ~ me Ialtsa Shhs als itsr
n hnI-- 90 krsi pnnr Lat. ship Hunt1yIle fron
E.K.COLLINsk AGO
ssee 81 sonth street
gI,wfNES-Fo ba'es supef FOG ish Brdpou Twmes-
Il nppsnx camrsts assortment from 81 TO pounds re-
n. X COLLINS 4 CO.,
ale~e ~ Soush street
TwINE-Io Bates sureT pound Irvine, Budport manu-
het?u-inss received ger sAp sw,rs,and from Lon
aisec 81 South street
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS
Cleared.

Rurs.... ....5 10 MOON RIsEs.... .....II 4s
srTs....... ...6 40 ! HIGH wArsR.. ii 10
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scrs A,: T$ e. sa. 3! Il s., Wife,
s; SKA 81 %si: i s,;S
Hse s; +: ss sssi ,S EG . sSRs on
ssS q sscs n?i
rs5f s:a Sf dop
o spS the spSm or
wife aud mother, under r'rcumancs sufficiently strong 10
% ss H.
Sos he mother
%
her arms and her heart SrOIen current Of he
only by The peal Of u. eoes third
march, regardless the world. Of TIE issue
BALLAD-Rockaway.
On !. as SSa! gs x isrS' a. :ss.'
That that wash , R'sS bsseh ' a koeaawy
sONG-My Mothers Bible.
rhi. SooS S al S iSs' left m Ms no%
Tears will unbdden start-
With ia9e e lip and throbbns brow.
70! many gene ration, passed
My Mcthe SSs hands s%iy this isf Bible cla.ped,
She dying
w SCEH "a II The. Ship on Fire.
s:. foam IT. ss ss :s. Of
Like stout heated swimmer. the spray at his lip
ssIs "1. he u% e ras
: y fssS :s'sS
TO- nsI ' ioot Sown o %y
Thi: Seer. Intended depict feeling.
q 's$ss: 9s:
o xn Spf '1s aff by
wn%n s id ns s, the Of q:
rw,,sp R. q. E.. s
sail appear, in sight, and they saved.
NE% osS N11!g. ssIs6s1 Ma! song
Oh H' where Gat lie oS who oN love.
Tn. spell! it holds is deep and strong
Wherever turn. where'er our lot.
oH Mass S SSS Gso1s sf 2. M tna Tree
w ) SaeS not spsi .n ssfs q Dough:
Ana III p a%s''sIf itno owe.
From an 1 an publishes t6a ps1s Chorus
cs sns S Saloon had at Hewitt" and Aw
To commence clock. aJsstsr
S&assdHhHhNHy9o AA ASP B.s. 4:
me nSS. srSSS fi.Sis H;sGHs
'''' AD" Ms a"0 c: i i. HshN. and . . uo.,,
~ M MHfSsAR22, vrn
m MARKS v..s. 7ay ,,.,., ,.o
MI KSth Mr. "
Mr.. HEGS ?I;Ssi M h'RT%YsssiiEn
Mrs %siEsI!f DSsaovrEs, oS NJ. KING fsss
Mr.. scHAEEE$BIERo. MrALrERs
Ge ,SsI ss 81. Rand Mes. Tmm e; nd Apsn
&msde BY M Henry Reehard,J combining with a perfect
Piano. an additional row r e SY SIRa'sa'y
Accomplishments for the pedals-ffom Domino
ou.nst,s-Eeeo quel hs,o ;st.He-si.po,. Mar ''''''
sett., Costa
ehestral az ompanimenis-MI T@m, H C T,mm
Sscnee Se aHaef NJ. H %.So, s'n s"s
Msreu Mozart
s. Grand V,n'ton,-Violn, Mr. MARKS, De Benor
g. 0eman Giee-per Ehe'n--bv the Gebtlemtn
Amateurs in Orehe,tral seeompan'mens. Fanny
Esi. F Film. f S1 Mr. MARI: . yS,@ NJ
WcIieH, Trumpet, Mr. E.ssiand' viol:S
MAJ "a a c.S: ss: and Nh, Humm'
.. German Giee-DeT Herbstom Rheiu~by the gen.
tlemsn Amateurs, with Orchestral aicompan-
4. Grand Duer..Psno Fcrte-Mn weidenho,ner.
pupil pupils, q Mr linn. and Mr. Tinm, from the n
S. German ee-D.r Walz.r-sy the Gentlemen
hmwa' e. Az. with Orchestral accom- panimens:
6. Grand Qnsreue for -Four Piano For,,.-NIesn
~, seh.fienbeg A,pers, Timm and ne; Cremy
be had the prncip Music stores at the res, Of
Mr. Timm lss Elm street, and at the door the Of
The Concert will take place under ,ny ceum.tane. Of
weather apis Nsr
THE LAST QUARrETTE sOIRFE will tan. mace AZ
- the Apollo saloon on W.dnesiay cy-nng - i,st Ga
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NIBLo,s CONCERT SALOON


M viii give &. ''i a.. Toey. sp, sn
Isth 1879 On which S; oc.a.oH he win have
have elected APPRECIATION abroad. ""'1"
PROGRAMME
soNG-I,m A fs Pm Afoat.
The oceans my home, Aud my bark is my bride Sc &c.
sONG-The Old Arm Chair.
TO chide me for loving that old arm chair.
uav q M Gsam s1 Three Hou,s,
held The Exeter HAIL. %Ondon ef1 x:
pe''ncw 81 ever r. s g!ps persons.
Around the board the guest. The lights above them
And in their cups repeni'hd off, the rddy wins was sca
with pleasure bounded '''' "''' '''Sn''"s'' near"
The song was sung the toast was gven and loud the revel
draind M bumper with the rest. and cried, Away with
Let Us be happy for to-day what we for to menow
But spoke my sight grew dim and sumbe deep DER
And mid the whr of minsng tongues. this pass,
NEW soNG-Robm Ruff
r. had but thousand year. CATER Green.
Wh;ta would be, and what sights would see.
If had but thou'and year !-etc. etc.
NATIONAL ANTHEM-The Genius of Temperance.
In q. o %s e, and valley
9 ~ %s, r a band
Then wSs a.a1ds
gss ;'Ts ha sasfn
The Genius Of Temperance will flourish again.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
VI ords by f. w. N. Bailey.
Liie-saveT!-Wave- stemmer!-
Dsep-diver-away!
NIGHTS shadows t closing
The portals OF day:
On the breast of the bilow
We hear his 'ow wall
We have put up the rudder,
And furd up tnc sail.
No signal from heaven
Will show where he be;
And whe rein he be driven
We men canpotsse
Ho. Carlo, Newfoundland
Go follow his cry,
As il gispingly answers
The sea-moaners sigh.-&e. &c.
CANTATA-"The Maniac" By Mr. Russell.
some years since gentleman OF fortune was conveyed
unatc asylum and there confined The persons that accom-
panied him took oath those with the
establishment the fact of his being maniac The more
the unfortunate gentleman mpored to be released the more
orcby were the keepers CONVINCED OF the fact his being
sane The Treatment he rss.ived soon affected his he
asylum supposed have hired by some rea
to whom his property would revert after his decease.
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hckets 10 Arrive.
Ship Masters and Agents.

te shall esteem IL favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Commodore RoBERr SrvEy. Of our News Fleet, Re-
Of the shipping LEFT 81 the Port whence they sailed the
Fo.egn Newspapers News they may have lie will
u them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
ondents, home abroad wilt also confer favor by
ling 10 this Oce all the Marine Intelligence they can
|n Ns-ca Information Of any kind will be thankfully
lived.
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PASSAGE TO MfEzzIEs ssss rrrrsBuRo.
THE Subscriber has completed the con-
veyspce OF Passengers and Merchandise Pbug and inter
Portable Boat Line -
People about to proceed the Wettward will much
advantage to make their by this desirable
a. the strct'st attention " all be
GO OF the passengers well the punctualty
q"ct conveyance with despatch. ' -
Foriurther partit ulars apply
"a. JOSEPH McMURRAv,
-aIoec 100 Pine street, Of South.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BEI.T.. Hacri ,nesr.
BY BELL HOWARD.
fkisrss Nos. ~ .4,sn a nd lis F'silo~ stvsstl
TUESDAY, 18th,

TUESDAY, 18Th,
Large Sale Of Fsniture-Wi Re sold the entire furniture of
inc se",s n story no~ Gcsu'sd GaS
cloth snOos fine ssr.pSi" a' .of s.' bed oosR
pier and centre ,be. all kinds Of pan. driving far
S s the 0. G"a s bidding and S linen w be
time Almost article the housekeeping line will here
FqritueComprising rooms psror, ard drawing rooms
kitchen g"nsls &c comprising Buas ingram and other
sofa he'd bookcase. pier and centre be. all kinds Of ro
he'd % Ss 9osGT ass a,d 5 the
linen vii! be sold ID the basement and ali viii be han someiy
aInnSd in time; almost every article in the line
stock dry goods snt or re. gentle
''s'' TRUNKS ''' WEDNESDAY, SisT,,ss "a April 70
Er,sn.Se Sale entire p stock ieo2a furniture
dealer cS Ses O'Clock oS ss. .s.. ys
FnrntursItn extensive variety OF household and cabinet
Also the entire furniture of ren,eeI family removed from
Atm s o's'9ss! 1, S q cI is
Fu'nare sae-Th' en,;1s nIp,,ure the above house.
At 10Y o'clock at %, tioa.,on.t
Furnl'uTs-The eenteel farHitue ola family giving up
,,.pnw.pEE.T TIMr g, nIedG,;f,,i vn n,s
%H1fGHf s9Ss ASH s1ss
S s s,, sSs ps's 81 a. 70 ooe at 81 I,
sorted hardware, cu'ey, and pistols heavy goods &c
ameng which Whinsons anvis. bright face ard
Kew wees wrought nails, log coil and cable chain butts,
G' and @ s ss
German silver do, pocket books and wallets rods
ties tea trays brass cand'esrchs &c &c For pau
under auction head in Journal Of Commerce. and Courier Eu
quirer.
Catalogues ready aaitsc
GEO. r. ROLLINS. Aucnon-.r.
NEW AND WARRANTED CABINET FURNITURE
ON Friday, Anrl 'It, A. IN o',locs will be sold the
re stock o. the well known cabinet 81 Bsskman
Ssa;Ss and FasS chair .S
Gle in the line OF the latest ard STYLE and
made expressly for city Catalogues be obaneu
ala 4ii,"r WILKINS & ROLLINS Auc,ionrer.
II. TINPSON Auc,icnesr.
CUTLERY GUNS AND PISTOLS Sc JACOB g.
rLATT Will sell Tomorrow. At 81 Patt street. - 10
o'clock large and Tor of be and poc,e' cutlery
every Description viz Wells spd Mlieon. ivorv, stsg
tuck self and black tip srd
s"s shears butcher knives SC, which Wssrr-
o'ns Rogers and other makers Al I00o cards assorted
ley OF every Gescption among which set o' p,ue
attention Il country uell as city dealers. slB nee
w: GARTER, Aucto.eer
ELEGANT FUHNITURE-CAKTER 4 co. will sell
- on cdnesdav, the 1oth instant at 0H O'Clock ~ their
sore lOZ 5rnndway very extensive of fsion-
y and full french rosewood AMI mhogsny cha 81 rlrlor
Iocsrs wing and nurse chnr': elegant and
ing bureau7; wo table; PLAN bureaus; marble ,hoganv
opcenre tables doube enclosed washsnds with marble
gany and imitation rosewood French bsd hair INST
SEES 81.
The article, all made of tina very beet m,er,. and in
| tie most fashionable style.
Eve article offered will posti ely be sold 10 the
| bidder. ~ ~ arI7 s,sr
|
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THE LAST QUARrETTE sOIREE will take place at
the Apollo Saloon Wednesday evening 10 iast Ga
,h occasion vii be reformed spohrs Double Qrsete, Ne
ior four Vions, two Tenors and two vioiopcrIlss
Also 'Beethoven's celebrated septe for Violin Tenor
Yolopcelo double Bass, Clsonefte Fogoto and french
Horn. - ~
AT the solicitation Of several friends h,lf ,ons of
81 so will be received emitting the bscrbcr -four ke
Apply for tickets at Mr. Hovers, 3el Broadway; Stcdar
Worcester aud Dunham. s6i Broadway or Of The under
signed, No 81 traukn street.
anil Nsec u. G.. HILL.
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A RI TIM z H E r A L D
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Iivernool. Eldridge, April l8
New York, Chopper. Anril 10
Siddons, Cobb, April IS
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster. Atwood, Apr 90
81. James, Sebor, May
Montreal, Tinker, May 10
FOR HAvRE.
Rhone, Johnston. April IS
v de Lyon. Stoddard, April "a
Utica, Hewitt, May |
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PLAN FORTES AND
NEW MIrSTC

THE Musical World is invited examine the and ele
CANT assortment Of toned Piano Fortes
sale the Music Saloon 2oi Broadway below Paps
Church, Of the Golden Tyre Among the Pianos Tor
with elegant nahog and square
ble harp stop srand action, keys Ne &c P
low for cash.
New and Popular Songs Duets Marches wsttes and pi.
ces daily publishing aud receiving from
country Among the last publication, src-he ship on Fire
COMPOSED and sgeg by Russell Indian Hunter Ola Cioet
Take your Miss Lucy q, Blind Boy, me- The
bee and the lilly Land Of the Mour TAM State Street acL
STEP Church Bel Child and the dew dro Spirit Of
kvetlsn, Bygone ye'r, Gentle Queen OF flowers s poof
shepherd ma d. Poor mans friend y. " City 0usrds March.
N. Y, Quadrlles Review quick sep. &c. &c.
Guitars, Flutes Strings, nc. constantly on hand.
Music Saloon 2oi Broadway. sgu OF the Golden Lyre.
NILS 2taw
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rwlNE-p Bates sureT ? pound Irvine, Budpor manu-.
fsctorylust received per ship Switzerland from Lon
dcn for sale b. &. X COLLINS CO,
sisee 50 South street
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MR. HENRY RUSSELL. begs respectfuIiy 10 an
w nounee that he viii give his la,t Vocal Enter
18th. lsis on WHICH occasion he win have honor
have elected APPRECIATION abroad '"'' "'
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HEADS OF HAIR.
G. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London.-The real
a. Head. Of Hair still stand preemnent above all others.
being shaped exactly the natural hair growsher elasticity
svle Of finish and all combine form such per-
feet heads Of hair that they be be fully appre
ciated
See specimen of Days Wigs and scales which will
satisfy the most adious that he the best and cheapest
ker in the cty-l46 Broadway Of Liberty stairs
aI2 1wissm
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY-Wilton Brussels and Ingram
~ Carpets made altered and repaired fit
in the neatest and moderate price, by expert
enced Uphosrcss.
ri ,msr MRS. BOLTON. 500 Monroe street.
CARD-J SCHMIDT has the pleasure inform his friends
aud the pnb &c geper that he has opened elegantly
fitted upa WINE SALOON, in the of the Granite
Building OF way Chambers street where he
will constantly keep on hand supply OF the choicest French
seH) which he offers for wholesale and rea Also English
Ale and Porter indie thing ought be fou nd
well regulated establishment Of thus kind.
He pledges himself that all his articles shall pure and Of
the first quality so as to secure the appreciation of those who
may favor MIN with cal.
N. -Fnfrauce IN Chamber street az eod6tsr
YOUNG MEN out of employment would do we'll to
4 qualify themselves Bo0t-kecpers Var Nordep,s
Writing and bookkeeping Academy, 28 Broadway second
floor, Mr. US pupils generally obtain good
accountants through the influence of his patrons.
Mr. VS. course in book eping is strictly practical as
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TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
RUSSIAN kESAN SOAP-The Subscriber has just rece-
celebrated soap, which for shaving and The toilette unsupas
ed For shaving acknowledged by those who have used
II to be the most article IL three
Bc. this article was introduced into the CITY of Boston,
with perfect satisfaction and considered the puresr and
cheapest family soap that be used Fer sal bv dozen
or cake very low, by SAMUEL w. CREEGH,
No. fremont House, Boston,
Prces k so and Is cents, and SO cake according
size. The quality Of each cake is the same.
N. BA liberal discount made wholesale purchasers.
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever.-As
the subscriber Is constantly receiving all descrpt Of
manufacturers, IN England. Fancc and Switzerland he is
enabled to offer larger assortment and much less prices
retail, than house the Gold watches as low
SIS each. Watches and jewell cry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted keep good time the money re-
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best
manner and warranted lower than other place in the
sale and retail 30 Wall street stairs ai2m inssm
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rque Condor; Wise; West Indies. Labsw & Co .Brgs
|shtev, Blanchard Barbadoes, Nesmth Leeds Co; 81
bek. Dyer Porto Rico and mkt, Brett Vose; Rebccca
Sey. Johnsop. New Hsven.-Schrs Harriet Smith, Smith
boley x Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-22
TIE PEOPLE.
GCoMMUNICATEp

Io tie Editor Of he Guard:
We find in the Guard of September 9th,
the following article;
Some wings 10 doubt. protesting to
be bond paying democrats, are attempting
through the columns of the Gazelle, e iii
vehicle, truly TO prejudice the public mind
against our honest and able fellow citizen,
James l. Totten ESQ"
We would say to r Josaelyn, Esq, Sir,
the wings wish to know OF you, through
the columns of your own paper, how you
stood from the .time you took the 0ath
to suppor: the Constitution of the State, and
afterwards voted for the supplemental char
ter in 1888, until 1910 or Al We ask,
have YOU net vindicated the Union Bank,
both as to ts expediency and constitu,ionali-
ty.2and did you not do SO until long after the
issue and sale OF the bonds Did you not
.ell The people that It was their duty 10 pat
ronize the Union Bank? Did you not tell
the people that they could do much better 10
le, the Bank have their cotton, than to let
the commission merchants have The care Of
it? Did you rot tell them that SO on
the bale was doing better than in any
other way that they could dispose of it2
Did you not. either expressed or implied. tell
the people that the Union Bank would be
more liberal with them than the commission
merchans2 that lis paper would pay all
their debtsa that il was good paper money (?
that 1t would answer all the purposes of the
people of Mississippi that a United States
Bank could and, sir, were you not bank
man. and did you not advocate the State
Bark system until 1910 or All We ask
you If you have not. in all your acts from
'35, to Al, shown plainly that you were a
whole hog Union Bank man2 Have
You not been. out and out, bank man until
of late2 Were you not bank man until
reputation got into your head and you
tell the people atthis time that you are hard
money man. The paper of those banks
you tell them is nothing but rags worse
than rags We ask. aohy is a. that you re
pudsate, and teach the doctrine to otheIs2
WHIGS OF SEVENTY SIX
Marshall County. Sept. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-22
AWFUL DISCLOSURES, WHEREIN
IS CONTAINED A FULL AC-
COUNT OF THE GREAT FOR
gerry, AND HOW IT WAS DIS.
COVERED.

Our town has been the scene of consider
erable excitement for some days. by the
timely discovery OF a deep laid plot to de-
ceive the people of Mississippi The mat
ter is in suitable hands at present. but h as
not yet undergone Judicial investigation,
The facts are about as follows:
A paper was discovered in an old file.
written-l2 months ago, purporting to be a
letter from the London house of Foster
Boswell Geo, directed TO the Governor of
Mississippi and the more intelligent of its cit :
zens' containing very insulting expressions.
inasmuch as il requests them TO pay their
honest debts. The fact of its publication is
undenable, and IS soon as evidence is pro-
cured to establish the existence ct such a
house as Foster Boswell eco, and that
their names were used against their consent,
with the intent of deceiving an intel.igen
community, the forgery will be made out
con..h,sIvely The matter is in the hands of a
first rate lawyer. and very popular prosecn-
ting attorney. and no doubt justice will be
done The State. 1t Is said it will oe attempt
ed to show, on the part ofthe defence, that
The name of Foster Boswell eco, was used
Jus. as John Doe or Richard Roe very often
is, without the consent oi those worthless
The prosecutor however, is well aware
what is required to constitute forgery, aud
no doubt will be prepared to prove the exis-
tcnce of the aforesaid firm. 1t is whispered
that as soon as the injured house is discov
cred the publisher intends to write them an
apology, and relieve them from all impu-
tation by taking the responsibility of the
statements therein contained. upon has osozs
shoulders
p S. The public would be gratiied to
see the whole forgery. the part published
having whetted their appetite for more.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-22
MR. TOTTE Ms SPEECH ON
rfnNnAY
MONDAY.

Mr. Totten addressed the people al this
place on Monday last We will notice
his remarks upon the bond question only
at this time discussing hereafter generally
his views of Tariff and other questions CT
general policy.
He said he did not think the Supplement
tai bill passed in conformity with the con-
siitution, because it made material aliera-
tion in the original bill and should have
been passed by two legislatures. Hethere-
fore thought the bonds were not issued con-
s,iulionaly. He however thought the SUBJ
sequent action of the Legislature, rati fed
the previous enactments. and estonped US
rom saving that it was not done constitu-
tionally He thought that we should have
spoken out before the money had been re-
ccived. and it was too late now to raise the
cry of population. He said that in 1889
when only S2,0O0.OOO had been paid.
aud three instalments still remained due, that
the Legislature resolved that all was well,
and approved the acts Of the commissioners
Ifthev had then spoken. the bond pure hasers
might have withheld the remaining install
ments, perhaps re. collected that which they
had paid. He was therefore a BEND
PAYER, upon moral. equitable. aud just
principles
MIR. Totten has always enter,aind these
views. He however thought law ought
70 be passed to assume the. payment, and
leave il to the mex: Legislature, as if ii we're.
an original bill This is strange posi-
ton for a bond-payer. who thinks that
mora. and equitable obligation rose r1sts pp-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-22

For fear our readers might suppose hat
we passed u i rtrtH5 ia the last Guard eiSn-
I'd shad. Eggers. without notice. we would
inform them that we attended to bis case &C
cording to the most approved practice. We
sincerely hope our attendance may not be
a gain required in the same establishment
sclopg as they confne their attacksio the
rrioc,nIsS>~ye advocate, we will meet lheal
IN fair argument but when they descend to
personal abuse, we knoWof ~hlt one method
o(trca,ing il. This was our rule ceiSre- ye
became all editor aud we have seen no rea
son 10 change It since.