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tsnsrdbsr bes Sstbsl 8ssrdtnisplases, an BET
Selair Stra0e, Bel Baltimore, unb fein @sz
balft, Samss Sn,itb beibe Garbiss, wurben
AM Serlesten Sreitass in Baltimore arrttirt,
neil fis bic aufsrfftbuns Der 1ottn teferoertI
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peruriabts, peburb bas Dab in bic quft ses
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ten ebenfalls elm, woourb ,pabribsinlitb bas
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ts mob nbt ermittsIt wsrbsnt alS bisls Nadbs
ribt ob9in9, bcb wusts man bas Die folssns
ben Yerionen babel umfamsn:
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Iifbsr 9sitIid)sr galsb saplcr, &aufnann,
s.. g. epmans, Sbmsins1sifb pafsr Io.S.
ebambsrlsn, Scbn Obs, beutiber arbsitsr,
8. Nsis, Sobn Sladmcre uno nob Srpsi ODER
orsi csutibs 4rbsitsr, esrsn Ramsn nibt tes
fannt. Obne esis wuresn eini9s s,pan;is Ysrs
icnsn tslbdeisst einise 10 ssfdbrIib eab man
an ibrsm auffcmmsn ;'psfsts. Der burb
oa5 Ssusr an9erbtste Sbabsn 1T, pie 9sia9t,
niebt fsbr srcs; eas in Dem @ebdubs befnbls
bs Sbwsnsflsifb muroe ;,par als Ssrifort a.
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oas ss cbns Sbaeen wisesr aufysbaut ,psroen
fam.
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Der "sSopa Grpreb' ersdblt foteenoe
Sbanotbat :-8iu Sobnion. pom patri
oten 1noenfen BET Suffanier oer Seen,
uno 6ero Der 1auienb Snieln, puroe
fiirslib in Subanan @auntp. Soma. auf
unmenlbtide uno ibdnolide 8eiie .oe'
linibt." Sn elmer ber fdlteiten Ndbte
GA Sanuar) wuroe fein 6aus BON einem
Duseno Mdnner anecfa(len. oeren I'm.
fIbrer Elm &erl. gtamens Sennet. fruber
in Delaware Gauntp nobneno. par.--Sie
ibleppten lbn aus ieinem Sette, unb ban
Den ibn an einen 8aum feit. um ibn gu
idlaoen. Seine beloenmiitbioe Sobter
fprane su leinem 8eiffanoe berbei uno
,pabreno fie Die Slinten gum Nbfeuern
auf fie ribteten. serfbnitt ite bic ibn feit-
baltenoen Stride. Nber fie banoen i'm
nod einmal. uno orobten. ibr bas esbsn
5u nebmen, penn iie iib tpieoer gu ndbern
waee. Sbeleidb ieoer Oriider bereit por
erfidrte iie bod. lieber iterben su wouen
als ibren 8ater leioen au laiien. 3par
ibnitt iie ibn tpieoer los. ouein er puroe
nobmals feit eebunoen. uno iie ielbit feff
eebalten. porauf iie ibm so Streibe nit
einem Sbfensiemer auf Den nadten Hii=
den 9aben. Damn ipannten iie feline eioe
ncn pferoe ein.iesten ibn uno Die Spdter
in einen Sdlitten, uno beoroerten i'm,
.pee,ufabren, uno bel lebensltrafe ME lpie=
Der Su fommen. Die Iniieolune Sennets
war bic einsiee in ber Ndbe, uno bic gum
ndbifen 6auie bate ct 90 Meilen weit
au fabren-in elmer geabt. ,pelde bic fdl.
teife oiefes Winters tpar. Die 8anoe
ourblubte icoann oas 6aus, uno nabm
einises GeIo NIT iid oas fie finoen fonnte.
Sobnion reibte fpdter bel Dem @eribt in
epnn gauntp cine &laee eeeen ne elm.
Der Sberiff 9in9 nit eni0en eeuten aus
I'm Bennet uno feline 8enofen gu arrrti.
ren. ,puroe aber nit @elpalttbdtiofeit jus
rid oetrieben. gine stpeite partei ipe=
oerbolte Den 8eriub. aneefibrt BON Ell
mem Manne. Der ous oiefsr 4nfieotune pers
trieben iporoen mat. neil ct fib 8ennet
nibt anfbliefien pollte, Gbe fie ieboeb
bel Dem 6aufe anfanen. waren Bennet
uno eini9e feiner @enoi1en entfloben nur
3 ooer a wureen eefunoen, nnb eefanaen
eenont,,en. unter ibnen Der, tpelber sobns
fon an, Saume selblaeen bate. 8on
benen bic nit 8ennet entfloben, litten 8
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berlelben eeiforben fino. 81. g. 3.
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t.-Sn buffalo flnb bic gdbafte %
lsbbaft uno bic 9eitensanss 70 sebranat NIT
&enten,- bic BIN nno her ellen, bas elmer Der
Gaufeute oafelbit, tp,e er In einer 3eituns bes
FAINT maett sen6tnlib bon Is W7inuteu
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fufsltsn Rautetof in ber 9aub ftehen mus,
tise itm aaf bic Gtra6e .perfsn faun, obne
sSemanb ja trsftn. if.
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Se9nabi9,1n9eu. --stuf @nfuben Der
@siss9sbun9 ubsrIsfsrts Der Staatsiefrstdr
roriss 9Sohs einsn 9snausn Ssrbt bon ben
Sssnabisun9en wslde burb bic rsipeftipsn
@cupsrnor BON Ysnniplpanien peflisbsn wurs
be, ron 1890 55 auf Die 9sssnmdrties 3sit,
pepcn fol9enbsS cine 9enaus 9n9obs III
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Gin,panbernng. - einsr MittbsiIuns
pom StaatssDspartement esmdb, wslbe osm
eon9rse porsslsst spurbe, betrue bic 3abl Der
elnnaneerr, pelbe i'm Sabre 1912 in ben
Ser. Staatsn anfamsn 11O, ,9S4-pcn melhen
in 9eeu Worf atlein IA OLA lanbetsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-03-07

unb uab ibr fein Menib. Nabbem mir
fort tparen, fblob meine shutter Die 1bGre
um iisb anoers ansufleioen. Da iie aus
sefleibet 1T, uno nur nod ben Sting ans
fieden tpill = meg 1T ct. Gum 1lebers
flude burbiucbte meine Mutter no6 lelbii
bas 9anse Simmer. Sie braubte nod
bic @orliebt, uno lieb niemonb bon uniern
ei9enen eeuten. nibt einmal mid, in bas
3immer, bis fis alles 5tpei orei NAL ourbz
1ubt bate. aaein persebens: Ber fann
nun ben Sting baben ga
uDas beereife ib nibt! iaste Der Sa=
ter, @ott bat uns cine ibrps re prdfune
5usebadt. Do6 pas oa aub iiber uns
perbdn9t fein iollte-iaet ct, init einem
Slitfe gum Simmel- fieb 9err bier bin
ib nur beine @naoe, uno es 1T mir ee=
mug"
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rii7en-ber Suftisamtmann, Der 2(etuar
uno mebrere @sribtsoiener traten in oas
StIbben. Mare that einen lauten
Sbrei uno umfabte ibren Soter nit beiz
ben Nrmen. ,,Geibt iie auseinanoer, rief
oer Nmtmann, unb feline 2(ueen funfelten
Dor Born. Die 1obter le9t in &etten
uno tperft iie in bas Oefansnib. 2(ub
ben @ater brinet einittpeilen in fbere
8ertpabruns. 9aus uno @arten baltet
.pobl beieet uno be,po6t, uno labt niez
n.ano berein, biz i6 uno BET Nftuar aaes
felbft senau bur6lubt baben.
Die @eribtsoiener rifen Marie, bic
'ibren Sater feff umi6lun9en bielt, ibm
init 8elpalt aus ben 4rmen uno fef1elten
iie.
8on ben &inoern oes Srtes tfanoen oa
uno bort eini9e beiiammen uno peinten.
.Qb, fasten fie, ,penn man fte einlperrt,
70 fam uns ia Der ebrli6e Safob fein
Sbf unb bic CUTE Marie Feline Slumen
mebr 9eben. Man iollte es ni6t tbun ~
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Neltefnptem.-Rah elmer 9snausn 2lns
9ats, iino pcn ben ausss9sbsnsn $2,ls6,656
&slisfnctsn nur nob $1,644,317 i'm llmauf;
bic tbri9en Wureen tbslIS bon Den Sanfen
tslbIf uns tbe!s bon benz Staatsfbasmeifsr
usrnibtet 9Ssnn eabsr eas 5sriftrunasss(ss
fir jsns Rotsn in &raft blsbt unb pcusoaen
rpirs, 70 .psresn Iis nab sinsm Sabre faff perz
fbwunesn fsin. absr es fbsint, oas sis0cas
iisbune jsnss @sissss ;smlib fbwisrig wsnn
nitbt gar unmt9lib if, ba Der Staatsibass
msiifsr wcbl nibt thinner jsbsn Mcnat in feiner
Safe 100000 fintsn tpirb sum 3srffcren.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
PRESIDENTIAL AsPIRANTs.

- Ias'r claims to the public regard-Men
n, rr,arty and the Man Of The Nation
Inc great rival candidates of both polite
parties who are now in the field as aspi-
'sa I-us ior the Presidency. when viewed by
e Standard of their former benefits
.Su'efred on the country. will all fall i'm
s.aI s-sasu1aoiy short of Henry Clay Indeed.
s0'e out him rose to the dignity of public
r.-.I s,nsl1ctors they have for years oeen en-
s'a 10 the partisan dissentions Of the ma
M NM nave become the leaders of parties
,,;.S @Sn nave been held together by consider
,us essentially selfish, and have ad dvanced
.eW theories Of government. save as hob
i n T,, aeiude the people and ride into pow
NJ. "An Them 1t has been party first and
T,- Puohc good next-their constant endea-
no,,a ~ been 70 secure the spoils Of office.
ps,;a. " make office tributary to the veal ofthe
,n5 ,n5o.n-tney have been actuated by no high
a. ~. IbuIooiing motlves-they have grovelled
coa.'lne slsnElne Of mercenary faction. and have
tI-sseo otIi~a@tes the high places and honorable
lhr;, v Inc land, but as the means to secure
d I ogn fortunes. and open the channels
kSaNn to their immediate followers.
s,,oe 'r'edaess which characterised every
OF Our earlier Presidents and their
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
Gs2s4 4SSR@
II ~
AN AWFUL ATTEMPT TO
MURDER.
AN LAWFUL ATTEMPT TO

As we were going to press q. friend han
ded US the following letter:
MR. EDITOR
On Wednesday the 18th inst. between
the hours Of / and 2 o'clock A NJ, small
HACK boy, about IL yeays of age, hired by,
md in the service Of Thomas s. Harper of
his county. left the room in which he
was sleeping near the bed OF Mr.. Harper.
and having obtained an axe in the yard,
which. | suppose, he deemed the most suita-
BE weapon to accomplish his atrocious de-
SION. deliberately returned to the room.
and aided by the light ofthe moon. which
reflected into it, made a well aimed blow at
the head Of Mr.. Harper, with the role ofthe
axe. cutting his head just above the right
ear TO the skull The wound is about 2 in
ches in length, it is not yet ascertained
whether the skull is factured or not. There
IS hopes of Mr.. Harpcr's recovery.
The boy is in custody. ]. G. L.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
DE n TIST r Y.
Il. n 6 w AID. " D,

OFFERS his services to the Citizens of Holly
OSprings and vicinity, in the practice OF Den
tai Surgery All operations entrusted 10 him
will be executed in durable and scientific man
ner, and at rates corresponding with the depres-
sed prices Of every thing else.
A long experience in the Practiee OF Medielne
and Dental Surgery, enables him TO anticipate
liberia! share of public patronage
He will be consulted for the treatment OF all
affections, arising from decayed and defective
teeth, and attend to the adjustment and effectuai
cleans;ng of cbildrens teeth, so as to secure to
them that comfort and beauty, OF which many
of the present generation are deprived. ].
Ladies will be waited on at their residence, II
preferred
formerly occupied by Dr. Bretney.
January the 6. 1S42.-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

In pursuance of the provisions of a Deed of
Il trust, executed by George Markham 10 me,
for the purposes theren'mentioned and of record
in the office of the Probate Court of Marshall
County, Mississippi, | shall proceed TO sell for
cash, on the premises,
On the 1871 day of December I843,
the Norm West quarter of Section %, Town l,
Range !, West of the Basis meridian of the
Chickasaw cession or SO much of the same as
will be sufficient for the purposes and according
to the provisions of said deed The title is be-
ieved TO be indisputable but selling as trustee,
shall only convey such title as is vested in me By
the deed HAMILTON THORNTON,
June I6, lS43-6m. Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
d H N p z $ U z VI
CHARLES O,BRY yam,
DENTIST,

WILL be in Holly Springs during the first
w week of every month, when he would be
pleased to serve all who may choose to give him
their patronage. He is prepared TO set any num-
ber of teeth from to full set, and will ma ke
gold palates and warrant them 10 remedy de-
fective pronunciation without any pain. As his
location in North Mississippi is permanent, he
will of course attend to his old practice free OF
charge. All operations warranted, and charges
low as the use of good material will allow. He
cannot operate for the prices usually charged by
transient Dentists, who often use tin or lead for
filing the teeth, and set teeth of ivory or COM
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
Refer TO the Physicians OF Holly Springs,
Hernandez Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April 7, IS43-31-12m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
Treaeey y, Daniel csyeni1 Court. March
Ios;ah Dt Term, lS43.

CtAME the complainant by her solicitor. and
~ Ii appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court,
upon affidavit filed, that the defendant is not a
resident OF the state of Mississippi, but resides
beyond The limits thereof, it is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made for three
months successively, in the Holly Springs Ga
zelte, newspaper published in the town of Hol-
ly Springs, mississippi, that unless the said JOSH
ah Daniel appear, plead answer or demur TO said
&C nplainants bill, on or before The first monday
OF September, iS43 the said bill will be taken for
confessed as to him, and set for hearing parte.
A copy from the minutes
Test, A. 7. CARUTHERS,
may 10, 1943 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

Fourth Monday Of June, l843,
One gray horse, taken up BY Burnard Frank
lin, miles north west of Lamar, said horse is
about Is years old, scar the right noStril, no
other brands perceivablc; appraised to Ss25.
By Rufus Carouth, living in Lamar, one sor-
rel horse mule, marks of the geer, about years
old, no other marks or brands perceiVable; ap-
praised to $50.
BY John Fitzpatrick, 5 miles north west OF La
mar, one Iron gray mare, supposed TO be years
old, right hind foot white, no other marks or
brands noticed; appraised to $35.
Also, one sorrel mare, about years old, no
brands OF marks perceiva ble, appraised TO $50.
BY John Bird, miles southeast of Holly
Springs, one dark bay mare, small star in her
forehead. blemish in her right eye, scar on the
left side, 14k hands high, about years old, ap-
praised to $50.
BY Jacob Leonard, one mile east from Farm
ington, one sorrel horse obout years old, small
blaze in his face, left eye out, right eye weak,
geer marks, about years old. appraised TO SS25.
Also, one dark bay mare mule, much mar
ked with geer, years old, appraised to $35.
By VIM Brown, 3 miles below IallalooSa,
one mare and colt, mare about 13 hands high
dark roan, years old, branded V s. on the left
shoulder and the left thigh, under bit off the
left ear crop off the right, hip knocked down.
The colt is dark bay flly, star in her forehead.
Appraised to 500
BY A. NJ Waldrip on Pidgeon roost creek, Is
miles west of Holly Springs, one dark bay mare
ii hands high ebout years old, small snin on
the nose small star IN the Iofehead, app. TO $50
ALSO, eStrays taken up BY the following per-
sons, which have been advertised as required by
law.
Steer by Samuel Campbell; COW and year
ling by James Luxton, steer by Roda McCloud,
hogs by John McCanlis, steer by Jesse Gurley,
steer by Shimey Wilson, COW and calf by Lam
caster Glover, sheep by w. w. Philips, cattle by
Patrick McDavid, cattle by w. G.. L. Morris.
g|Persons failing to attend on the 4th monday
of June, with such property as the law requires
to be brought to the court house, may expect 10
be dealt with as the law directs.
THOMAS A. FALCONER,
May 27 1912. Panger, IN. c,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

port him as the friend of American Industry.
the champion oflhe laborer's cause, the ever
Jealous advocate of protection to the indus
trial classes. and the man above all others
calculated by experience honesty and firm
ness 10 relieve the nation from those disas-
ters which have overwhelmed it, as the in
eviIable result of Government carried on
by mere politicians and not men of enlarged
statesmanship. Forum
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,


EOKk NE AAES Ok ASAk a. =
will offer for sale. for cash, IN front OF
the Court House door, in ,he town of Holly
Springs.
On Monday the Sd day Of JaLy, ls4S
the following town lots in the town of Hol
ly Springs, to satisfy the Corporation tax
imposed on said lots for the year 1912, to-
gether with all cost thereon. to wit
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
NEW GOODS.

THE Subscribers wish to inform the cit
izens of Holly Springs and MARSHALL county
that they have just received. from the North
. GOOD assortment of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS, consisting in part of
SUPER Wool dyed Mousian de Lanes
Black Cloth, Cassinets.
Super Wool Dyed Calicoes
Green ditto, Ginghams,
Super Wool DYED Linens,
Cassimeres, Domesties.
Super Fancy ditto Hats. Shoes an1
Printed Lawns and Boots.
Musiins
And great many other articles, too nnmer
Gus to mention which they offer for sale
much below former prices.
Those wishing to purchase viii flnd Il to
their interest 10 give them call before pur-
chasing elsewhere; for great bargains wilt
be sold for CASH.
Fl. HOLMES s CO.
may II, $3.50
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
FRESH PICKLES, Just received and for
sale by l. = 81 -----
Marinda Clay C1Rcurr couRr. March
.,u rs Term, ls43.

rAAfE the complainant by her solicitor, and il
\ Janpearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, by
affidavit filed, that the defendant, William Clay,
is not resident citizen of the state Of MISSISSIPPI
but resides beyond the limits thereof i IS there
fore ordered by the court, that publication De
made for three months success1vely, in the Holly
Springs Gazette, a newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Miss, that unless the SAID
William Clay appear, plead, answer or aemur
TO complainanl's bill, on or before the first Mon
dav of September 1643, the said bill will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing ex-
parte. A copy from the minutes
Test. AT. CARUTHERS.
Nav I9. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
JNo- A. WILSON.
Jos. BRETSRY.
DOCTORS 5
NOTICE.

THE time allowed totpe czka;,o-s Fl
estate Oh william Dy.., Decd Tor bringing
N ana proving thei.r claims against said es-
la'e' having pen extended bv an order or
'ne FfooaIs Court of Marshall County, the
unuefs' s5ned, Commissioners appointed 10
receive and examine such claims. will meet
for fsdat purpose on the last Saturdays Of a.
T,ril. June, and August, 1843, at the Office of
the Probate Clerk of Marshall County
WM f. STEARNs, } CamnsSs-
GoRDENT1A WAITE. ssoaezs
Holly Springs March 2nd is43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
MORE NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscribers have just received 1000 yards
l. OF CalicoeS from st to 25 cents per yard
Also, 1000 yards Brown and Bleached Domestics
from TO 20 cents per yard besides many other
goods which will be sold Tor for cash.
June 9, 1Sf3-43-f III. HOLMES & CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
Joseph Hass Circuit Court March
r,;-s H., Term. ls43.

~ appearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
that the defendant, Eliza Hust, IS not resident
citizen of the state Of mississippi, but resides be-
yend the limits thereof it is therefore ordered py
months successively in the Holly Springs Ga
zette, newspaper published in the town OF Hol-
ly Springs, mississippi that unless the said Eliza
Hust appear, plead answer or demnI 20 saIo
compIafnant's bill, on or before the first Monday
of September l843, the bill will be taken for con-
fesscd as TO her, and set for hearing ex parse
copy from the minutes
Test. a T. CARUTHERS,
may 10, 1913 efsFk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

TAKEN up by T. II. Rossel, living miles
east OF Holly Springs, one bay horse pony about
I3 hands high, years old last spring, newly
Shod, appraised TO S20.-June B. lS43.
TAKEN up by Jno Wilkins, s miles west Of
Lamar, one chestnut sorrel mare. blaze lace, right
hind foot white, had heavey yoke when Ia
ken up, years old appraised to $33.
Also, one bay horse black name and tail, sup
posed to be yeacs old. Appraised to $50
THOS A FALCONER, Ranger.
June g. 1S43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

TAKEN up by Hiram McCurry, miles west
of ChuIahoma. on the fernando road, one ches-
nut sorrel horse, flax name and tail, wound on
the right jaw, star in the torehead' 4 OF years
old this spring, Appraised TO $40
TAO. A. FALCONER Ranger.
June 2, lS43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

District CAancery Court Of the STATE q
Mississippi al Holly. Springs-APTat
RuleS lS43.
James p. Peters, Upon opening The the
sec. as. matters oItnls blil
James Dick ct az it appearing to
the satisfaction of the courtf that he, qeten-
danis James Dick, Simon BradIords henry X
w Hill, William Nichol, and y. 4 }. Dick
&Co.. are not inhabitants of this Stale but reside
beyond the limits thereof 50 that the ordinary
process of this court cannot be served on them
Therefore il is ordered thai unless The said de-
PENDANTS appear before the Vice Chancellor a.
the court room in the town of Holly Springs,
On the first Monday Of Jatg neat
and plead answer >or demur 10 CompialnaniS
Bill the several allegations thereof viii De taken
for confessed. and such order and decree made
therein as the Vice Chancellor shall deem edui-
table and Just and it is further ordered, that
copy of this order be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette newspaper published n
the town OF Holly springs, AlisSis>ippii ones
a Week for TWO months SuccesSively-
JAMES c. ANDERSON, Cfer&
April, 1919.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
SOMETHIN NEW.

Just received one barrel of superior article
of syrup, also Regalia cigars of the very best
quality, James River Tobacco No. |, Dried
Apples and variety of other articles, which
| will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
T. J. OLIVER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
81 q w sa O 81 81 g g s.

THE subscribers have Just received one case
Il OF open and plain Straw Bonnets, the latest
style, and Misses plain Straw do: Also, l case
Nun Bonnets, only 25 cents.
June g. 1Si3-43-tf Fl. HOLMES & CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
LOOK HER E!
$4,000 WORTH OF GOO d S
SELLING OFF AT COST

The subscriber now offers his stock of
goods at cost, for cash. His stock embra-
ces nearly every article usually kept in
retail Store, and as am. determined to sell.
them | invite the Citizens of Holly Springs
and its vicinity, to call and examine for
themselves, as they will save their dimes by
doing so. }. III. SLEDOE.
ALSO fine Carriage and superior
pair of horses for sale at a price to cores
pond with the times j. NJ. ).
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

One half-PosIrIvELY required IN odrGnce.
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic, 81 SO
English Grammar. Geography,
Ancient and Modern History, IL so
Latin Greek. French, Spanish, Ital-
ian and all other branches of an
English Education, Is 90
Boarding per Month, so
A Philosophical Apparatus, for the use OF
the Institution has been procured.
Students boarding at the University will
furnish their own bedding. but will not be
charged for room rent.
No student will be received for less time
than half a session and no deductions made
onlyin cases of protracted illness.
Those who are in arrears for the previous
Session will be expected to pay mp before en-
tering the Institution again.
JAMES c.. ALDERSON, Sec.
Holly Springs. June l4th lS43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

GUNS.
TUST received a small lot OF first rate double
.J and single barrel GunS-For sale Low By
II. HOLMES s CO.
May 18th, l943.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

nsindhe edto subscber
pom
ume for nc 70 obesen Il Il FifhiN,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16
GREAT BAR G A N S i.

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acontnua
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-16

John J. Ga'ely' Circuit court. Mareh
Tabitha Gatelv. Term. ls4s.
TAME the complainant by his solicitor, and il
~ appearing 10 the satisfaction 9th court, by
affidavit of John J. Gately, that the defendant Ia
bitha Gately is not resident citizen OF the state
of mississippi but resides beyond the limits there
of, il is therefore ordered by the court, that pub
lic1tion be made for three months successivei. -
the Holly Springs Gazette. newspaper -hl;sI..
ed in the town of Holly Springs, Missiesi;rs tbs
unless the said Tabilha GaIely apesr, plead an
before the first monday of rsenlemher So n ~ =.
said bill viii be taken fc1 confessed as to her and
set fer hearing ex parte. -. a'''
A copy from the minutes
may 70, 1913 SfsrL