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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
A NEW AND ORIGINAL
NOVEL
BY PROF. J. II. INGRAHAM, Author Of
1.-The Quadroon," "Dancing Fea-
ther,"" Capt. Kyd," "Laftte!"
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON
both March, 1873.
T Fl E
GrPSEY OF THE HIGHLANDS,
or
THE JEW AND THE HEIR.

Comnlete in one volume in the Uniform style
Of the rother onathan and New World Extsgs.
Price l2A cents ca oh or SO per anum' !, 7
This work, which Is considered ny the best
Judges, superior to any of the previous p.oduc-
lions Of this talented and popular American au
thor is being printed in the same style OF the
New World and Brother Jonathan Extras, at the
Office Of s. N. Dickinson, SO we'll known for the
superiority Of his style ofprin,ing: No xepense
will be spared by the publishers, kedding 20,
TO render the appearance of the work all that Il
should be in view offs great merit and uncommon
interest.
The Acene OF this latest cf Professor ingraham's
Novels. is laid principally in the highlands OF tne
n, dson. and the romantic eCenes OF tnat nooie
river are depicted with singular felicity in truly
poetic prose. f.A.
The following are the contents Of come Of the
chanters. by which the reader may form gen.
era idea Of the work,
Night IN The highlands irkwood OF the ricn
MrseT-Paul Ta,nali--The hawk and ret kan,
bi,-The Frght--Duncan Powell--The Maio
ofRonk Hall The Gazelle--The storm--An
| adysn,ure On the Hndson-The danger and res
cuc--PauI and the beauty Of Rock Haii--Dun
can Powell's daring Ieap--The 'n'erviews"u !.
IresuIts-The appearances Of Paui ia.nan an'
the descriptions of the Maiden-1e alous'y awa
] ksned-Paul declares his passion-lts recepuo'
extraordinary charactef OF Casnar'h'
l0glvie--A parting scene-The meeuns 1870 .s.a
Paul and Duncan--Their patting--A my sterlou
murder-The Gyptey aud heflover-. rhe coon
of The yictim-The dreadful end Of the Gypse!
mother Our Hero's arrival 10 New YORK am
rs experience or the obliging character o.
uackny coachman, Paul'srecepton oy DIS u"OI
lis spirit, His subsequent career fOr two Yeas
uis downward course, ne quarrels ana leaves v
uncle The River Rover'sC Cub, The newly elscse
Ioxswaiu. The lawless resolution Of 'ne Oo"'
panl,s character, nj daring and tact: =.
From the perusal of,he above, y WI &c ~ !,
,ha, The Gypscy Of the Highlands aoounas u !
olden, and adventure, and perusal o. .no w -"
!, Itself win not only show this, on, pross ~ -,
! ! moral Of the highest and noblest ordef y "Su
= Gated throughout AL. -. Ia h,
( inns doubt thai the Gypsej Of the hlgnsan
.;ll Be mora extensively read both 10 inc ~.
: and South than any other American mover ON
: Cooper ,nmediata
i h,,, ! limited edition will be printed. 81.
Eai,ors Of papers who will notics zoe a y.
% work in their papers and win SEND copy nc
g. al shall receive a copy gath. Adctsos -
n DING & CO. Publishers, 8 State SIS 0O'sOA
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

.DrsrR1cr CouRT or THE Notice in
JJNITED STATES, NoRTH- Bankrupt
ERIN DIsr. OF Mrssiss1PpI. cy,No Ia
NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons interested, that Robert
IT. Dennis Of Winston County, has
been duly declared Bankrupt by an
order Of this said Court, made on the
| 18th day Of March, A. d. lS4s, and
Ithat the said Robert H. Dennis has
anpIied for certificate Of final dis
chargefrom his debts under the ac'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

N lIefiir, neither !, he crazy mr. ~
shtpsl, y " " MI mol ~ ladlos
wv call upon him 10 wlIl e0hslnca
than that whit Ia ha told II lfnh,
Capt, liaixnrn remarked NJ lha ilms
lbai II was something quito lucxpli.
bic, and was sony bsdld not cone 10
lle dock N0apf, ~ ~ 10 have head
a full view Of lbI' grind, wonderful,
and unnocounialile phenomenon.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
ID

The captain said to Mr.. F. "Whats
wantipgs"
aCome here quick" said Mr.. r.
ami look up yondar; did you ever
see the likef" (.
The captain a swerd: 81 see IT.
and looked at it ill il DISAPPEARED. :
Mr.. F: states that when the y
turned TO a D it 70, med a kind OF OBJ
long shape, and then came straight on
one side as a D should be. When II
disappeared ii turned into the same
ohlong shape as before, and, grad
uaTly, the sky.returned to its or'g'nal
appearance.
MFR. r. states that he did not leave
wheelof the boat bat steered II to thl'
civ. He declares that, let other
think or say as they will, what ne ha
related is strictly true. He 10 n
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

TNHE subscriber, thankful for past
u myors, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally,
that no has removed hi. shop from his
old stand, and taken room In tho
West end If the Louisville Hotel,
where he will be happy to attend to
all who may favor him with their
patronage.
In consequence Of the downfall Of
things in general, he has adopted the
following prices. viz;
For making Cloth Coat, SO 90
{" Jeans do, 3 90
Cloth pants, no
{" " Jeans do, 90
Fine vest, - 90
Double Breasted do, 50
All other work in his line, done in
proportion
THOMAS HUTCHINGS.
Louisville, Mi. Feb. Ii, l849. "a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

nTWe are authorized to announce
WILLIAM t LEWIS as candidate
for Clerk of the Probate Court OF
Winston Comfy, at the ensuing elec-
ton.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

nrWe are authorized to announce
JonN w. HUDsoN, (the present in
cumbent.) as a candid te for the office
Of Tax Collector Of Winston County,
at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
MILLER MAKING pREPARA.
TONS TO STOP TlMElu

On Saturday afernoon Mr.. VIM.
Frances, pilot ofiIio Wa. Pom steam.
boat, n pa, ket that runs between this
city and Rising Sun, Indiana, called
personally nj our office TO give No the
hull particulars Of tho wonderful sight
seen by him on tie Mig 4 nbo,e men.
toned, fully imp esS ~ with the 50
lemnity Of The subject, an ! the awful
responsibility Of telling anything Of
this nattro b what Is strictly true. -
Mr.. Frances informed us that lie Is n
member Of the church, an a,sui ell
us, in the m st solemn manner, that
what he WIS about to relate wa,
truth and nothJns but the truth, an
he II ready 10 convince any G nile
man or lady that viii call upon him.
he states thd as the Penn was on
her TIP to this city, when between
Rising Sun and Aurora, ab nut III or
l2 o'clock, p. NJ, he was steering the
boat along, it being a star bright
night, excepting few clouds In the
west, low down, when Of a sudden a
light blrst 70. til, tile whole face of
the earth appearing to be lit up,
which so blinjcd him that it was with
difficulty he could see anything, even
the mot near OBJECT. His frst i'm
preston was that it lgh'encd very
sharply, but its continuing convinced
him it must be som thing else, which
he could not acc unit for. The cap
tain OF the Penn, James Pratzman,
was sitting in III cabin at the time
with three or four ndle.; he saw
the light Notwithstanding, ran out to
the quad, anxious TO know tho cause,
and asked Mr.. Frances il he saw the
light; Mr.. F. said he did. "What is
III said Captain p. "Dear only
knows, answered Mr.. F., ''for Idop't"
From that the captain disappearl
from looking over the hurricane deck
and went below.
Mr.. F. now being wy aaxiyus to
discover whence this strange light
came, looked diligently out at the
side Of the pilot h use, in rather
southwest course, bat nearly over
head, when he saw the oltline of q
ssrp,nt in the sky in crooked posi-
ton, except the ia which was itra-
light. the head towards the ca t. II
turned to Iivly bright-red, deep and
awful, and remained stationary in the
atars. Mr.. +. watched it f,r two or
three minutes, when the tail part d.
appeard nearly to the middlc, AID
the rem Under in a graduel manner
formed into e distinct Romen letter
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
~ % II I Q ID !
JAMES M. FANSHER,
T.AILOR,


iii AVING located in Louisville for
- the purpose of carrying on the
business of his trade, would inform
the citizens of the village, and sur
rounding country, that in Consequence
Of the hardness of the times, he will
work at the following prices:
Cloth Goats, SO 90
Cashmeres, 500
Jeans, A OO
Linen g. Gingams, 500
Fine Pants z GU
Rolling Collar vests, zoo
Double Breasted, e 81
Cutting and repairing done on the
most reasonable terms.
N. b. General satisfaction given
or he will be the loser.
Louisville Mi, Feb. A, lS43. SO On
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

OFWe are authorized to announce
JAMES B. McLELLAND (the present
incumbcnt) rs candidate for Sheriff
of Winston County, at the ensuing
election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

0TJoHN j. THOMPSON will be CAN
didate for Justice of the Peace, at the
entisuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

or Ii is said there are only three
ways 10 get out Of quarFel-hgnt
out, write out, or back OUT The safer
mode, says the Ledger, is to keep
out.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

as perfect as was ever seen, IN when
position it remand as before. Mr.. +.
stated that he was greatly surprised
at thes, but nat scared or frightend in
the least, and Immediately tapped
the bell fof the captein TO witnes the
scene. The captain did not come
Immediately, but after a moment OF
two appeared, but are this, the figure
in the heavens had changed to a
nlain Distinct letter
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

M. r. had time now to mind the
channel of the river, and deliberate
upon the beauty and grandur of let
Ter in the sky! 1t was remarkably
interesting to him as may well be
supposed, from TIE accuracy OF It's
formation. After abont one minute
and ahaif he watching i and the
boat alternately, il changed, into a
distinct
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

erWe are authorized to announce
EaAsrus HuNTLEy as candidate for
Clerk of the Probate Court of Winston
County, at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

0oTWe are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM B. HUDsoN as candidate
for Tax Collector Of Winston County,
at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

6.rWe are authorized to announce
NELsoN SANaNo as a candidate Tor
Cork of the Probate Court Of Win
ston County, at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
rH N: I \ sl'ATE or MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WINSTON COUNTY.
WIN. vANARsDAIE &CO. Attach
No CSC VS.. men. ool
WILLIAM BARNES. } S@o4o %.
NOTICE is hereby given that
the above Attachment was is,
sued at the suit Of the said
plaintiff against the said defendant as
an attending debtor, for the ~. sum q
Two thousand three hundred and
for.v-ive dollars and ninety-hve cents
aforesaid, and has been returned %
this Office duly EXECUTED, and IS now
pending and undetermined 10 the
Circuit Court Of Winston County
State Of Mississippi, and that unless
aid defendant shall appear on or De
fore the third Monday after the A.
Mondoy Of April. ls4s, being y. n
Hrst day Of the Circuit Court for e. |.
I1, aforesaid. give special bail Z
plead, Judgment will Be rendere
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

O1rWc arc author zed 10 announce
JoHN W. Parry ~ candidate for
the office Of Tax Collector Of Winston
County, at lhq ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

0FWe arc authoriDsa 20 g" ena .,
]. r. SIMMs as candidate for CLERK
Of TIE Probate CoIrt ofWinston Coun-
w, at the ensuing election. pt pa
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

WILLIAM BARNES. Sl594 10
ATOTICE is hereby given that
y the above Attachment was Is
sued at the suit OF the said
plaintiff against the said defendant,
as an Ascending debtor, for the sum
Of Fifteen hundred and nine'y-lour
dollars ard seyenty.three cents afcfe-
said, and has been returned 10 TINS
office duly cxicuted and is now pend
ing and undetermined in the Circuit
Court of Winston County, State OF
Mississippi, and unless sad defendant
shall appear on or before the tnlra
Monday alter the fourth Monday OF
April, 1918, being the first day Of the
Circuit Court for The County afore-
said, give special bail and Plead
Judgment win be entered against him
and the property attached VIII DC
sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands
Witness tie Cl.rk Of said Circuit
Court, this 3lst day Of March, lo4S
JAMES PHAGAN,
40 St Prs fee 80 90 Clerk.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
March Is, lS43.

DISTRICT Court OF THE Notice in
UNITED STATES, IVUnIn- Dee1aSs"Ps-
ERIN DIsT. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy,No 7l2,
NrOTICE is hereby given to all
~ persons interested, that Aaron
Stewart of Winston County, has been
duly declared Bankrupt by an or
der of this said Court, made on the
18th day of March, A. d 1S43, and
that the sid Aaron Stewart has ap-
piled for certificate Of final dis
charge from his debts under the act
of Congress in such case made and
provided; and the Sd Monday Of
June, A. D. ls43, at Aberdeen, has
been set for the final hearing. All
persons interested may then and
there appear to show cause, if any
they can, why the decree and ceriifi-
Gate Of discharge, should not be
Test: G. M. RAGsDALE,
Cerk.
March Is, 1s4s. Al At
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

DISTRICT Court OF THE l Notice in
UNITED STATES, NORTH : Bankrupt
ERIN DIST. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy, No I'll
NOTICE is hereby given to all
y" persons Interested, that TOBIAS
FURR of Winston County, has b. en-
declared Bankrupt by an order Of
this said Court, made on the 18th day
of March, A. ID. l643, and that the
said Tobias Furr has applied for a
certificate Of final discharge from his
debts under the act of Congress in
such case made and provided: and
the Sd Monday of June, A. ID. lS43,
at Aberdeen, has been set for the
final hearing. All persons interested
may then aid there appear to show
cause, if any they can, why the de-
cree and certificate OF discharge
should not lie granted.
TEST: 6. M. RAGSDALE,
Clerk
March Is, lS43. Al At
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
CANDIDATES.

0.rNo are authorized 10 announce
JOHN G. HARDY m n candidate
Tor sheriff Of Winston County, at the
ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

xxTANTED, 1000 pounds Of good
wv Fodder, for which the maket
price win be given. Apply at this
Office.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

ALL KIND OF b l. A N * >
NEATLY ExEcUTEDsAT THIS
OFFICE.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
LEGAL A ADVERTISEMENTS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WlNs'r0N COUNTY.

No. 955 VS.. For
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
Ahamerus and Repeal.

Some Of the Northern papers animadyeu with much &C.
verify upon the Of Mr. Robeu Tyler in the matter
Of Irish Repeal. They admit that Americans attach no
importance the course Of this gentleman upon my public
question: but they consider it exceedingly indecste and
appehend that abroad the Of the President will be iden
tiled with the Government and the country the odum
and responsibility Of his folly
There may be some truth and force in this Certain IL
rs that here where the young blood s known weight
aaohed to his opinions conducts certain also IT, that
here bis conduct regarded wanting good tasie apart
from it ridiculous folly But to 10 having any weight
sbroad' more 'hsn i hes At home doubt Unders Pre-
hden' regularly and deliberately chosen by the American
people, and with endowed with common sense and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
A NEV MOVE

We had an intmaion some time ago, that it not i'm
probable that Mr. Tyler, failing getting the Democratic
nomination for HIMSELF would throw the weight Of his sta
ton and his personal popularity O. into Mr. Cahouns
scale. The Captain would oyuy ths IL he could there
by bargain for foreign misOn-so to take him out Of
the countywhich will be hot Or two cold to hold him
when hi, expired: That it could be beaten into
his head, that he Is not the popular In the Union
Some Of his household troops who know what's what better
than he does anxious that he should sell his patron
ogo 10 Mr. Calhoun IN consideration Of provision for him
self and Guard, possbe-beore his term shall
be 20 nearly exhausted that his patronage will not be worth
buying. These men may have succeeded in peruodng
the Captain Of the utter hopoesnoss Of his chance for re-.
election and induced him 70 close with Mr. Calhoun. Tho
following letter Of this opinion The Globe also appears
10 have fears the subject The last number Of that paper
contains very suspicious looking paragraph II says
"Tbo attempt Of others to rest his mr. Cuhoun.) hopes
upon the favor Of the existing Iscarot
combine hs Interests with the corrupt influence seeks 10
exert by doing out the Executive pntronagee dis
trust IN the honest Democracy u the country. We hope
and believe that Mr. Calhoun understands well what
10 hs character and the country 10 give the slight,
est cOunenance the refugees Of Harrisburg conven
ton; and that he will be far from admitting fellowship
with them politically, with those q the u the Revo.
luton those u the last war, he Hartford convention
men Surely the leaders who wagod the campaign Of 1910
against the Democfacywho came hot Of the Harris.
burg camp-have right 10 rush unbdden into that Of
thoir adyersades, and clam alliance with the opposing
chiefs IL y something like Tie impotence u Aaron Burr,
Who elected Democrat the ticket with Mr. JeTer.
son, claimed the price Of his ueuchorous endeavor 10
defeat the will Of his party by betaying the man Of their
first choice, that the Fcderas should make him leader
among them, and support him their candidate for the
chief msRsfracy Of New York Hamilton with the eeva
ton that belonged TO bic character sconed the association
and would admit claims political affinity which bad
] their rOotin treaehery."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

moaey-it aow up the Mississippi and the yellow
jackets gsen through The Of every Far.
mers long siken purse This the great and glorious
work. which the Democracy laid for themselves They
proceeded to the task with energy and undoubtng
confidence in the success Of their patriotic undertaking.
They made ucaues-they passed laws-they issued
Treasury orders they "took the responsbiliy"-
framed gold bills; but all would do. The gold would
not come into the country. On the contrary. connu.
ally going out A. fast dug the EARTH alloy
and coined YVES bought up by the brokers and shipped
abroad The consequence that the good currency
specie and had transmitted into one purely
Of psper-the Banks all suspended the industry Of the
country was psrayzed. and all its commercial interests lay
PROSTATE, at the mercy Of foreign nations.
The Wings. altho' pssed by traitor, effected in one
year. what the Locos had been striving vain to do for
twelve years and by single act turned back the tide Of
adversely and poured in upon the land copous torrent of
gold The annals OF history may ransacked in win to
hnd an INSTANCE OF one system Of policy being uiuu
phan'y sustained by brilliant and benecent results and
another and antagonist Overwhelmingly condemned
by failures and disasters
Similar results will be found through and attend
upon all wing mcasuresif they could once be brought
fairly and fully into operation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

yet ove to make up by base and show Of self
for the paueiy Of numbers and yet pauciy Of char
and influence. The Irish repealers baneyed the
chief and his silly about their devotion the OF
Repeal and when these added the loose and floating
mass OF mereenares tina, belongs TO all great cities ready
throw up their caps alike for King Sork King Log;
and willing to accept any office, from embassy Gus
House sweep. and equal all akethe reader has be-
fore him the composition OF the that surround
the President from morning ill night-puing his but
tons and Whispering. in his in glorious emua,ion
OF the people propcr-the men who live by honest in
dustwhcther mechanics. merchants professional
the PRESIDENT saw nothing or next To nothing; Tor even,
more disposed than they pay formal respect the
funeuonary, difficult and the attempt disgusting
break through the uncean circle in which he stood
prisoner large He literally guarded rue the
French kept under surveillance by
ton another OF interested worshpper-The strife, in
deed between these Tor the the
sometimes ludicrous For instance, OCCASION
when the great go garden or theatre,
the Mayor aud the President Of the Committee, who had
been for time seeing him quietly seated
sofa between the Postmaster and Cocctorareades abo
reminded him that the hour had come immediately all
sprang up, and the Collector offering one side
and the Postmaster the other the paraded down
tbs carriage which they put the President and then
having before their the fear the of the
muncipay-they incontnenty jumped in after him. and
drove of, leaving His Honor the Mayor, his worship the
Alderman bowling the side walk.
IL might invidous alude OF this sort,
should do but that the foolish organ at Wash
ngton insists upon the hrcng around the President
dence Of the personal respect which the people hold him
and publishes with gee, letters stating that devoted
adherents could penetrate the till the
second day, and then the hazard. Of LIMB life,
at least OF comely appearance and whole clothes
So OF the gross and impairment liberty taken by the
President Of kissing the ladies that attended his public
eeptons. Even this the Madsonian umpets with glee;
and TO leave these ladies under misrepresentation OF
the animalness OF the proceeding, il asks triumphany
whether the and the once, that thus
kissed and kissing
What man, respecting his Office and himself, would
init these gross And what press but that attached
the fortunes OF such would praise and exut in them
Then the aduatiOn of all around The Secretary OF the
Treasury bending his and fearesnto
dmped smiles addressing His Excelency, and prost
tutng his far lofty nieeer nsipd compliments
the master OF his political fortunes.
The Secretary OF War, but he has nothing OF self
respect of the respect of others ose and easy
for such gorify Tyler and decry Democracy
during the campaign Of $40 vlify both Harr
and Tyler, dexalt Democracy.
The whole sickening, aud cannot but bring merit
ed dsepue upon the professions OF Equality and Repub
canism common in popular addresses