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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

Tae STATE # Mississippi. Marshall County
Circuit Court. March Term, 1910.
Dsmctcus l.. Chiidres~. aslnf. Ge 5oafsnon &c.
1.ovard NJ. Js.nes ct al Attachment.
THE defendant Lovard II James, in The a
I hove stated case will please axe notice, that
there Is suit pending in this court Of the
above style, ins iluted by attachment, by which
1t appears that the defendant, james. hath re
moved out OF this Ssale, that the ordinary
process of the lien cannot be served upon him.
The amonnI for which suit i initiated i< 500.
be- ides interest from the 18th day 81 December
1910 Said attachment wa> levied in the hands
Of Jefferson ]. Meek IS garaiShee
Il Is sherefore ordered BIZ tie court that pub
l;cation Of The penda ice of the snii. be made in
The Holly Sprslg - Gazette, a newspaper publish
Fl the town &c Holly Springs, county and
State aforesaid, and thai unless the said James
appears and replevy within The time given by
Law thar in that case judgment will he entered
and TIE estate 80 attached, will be dealt With ac
cording 10 law.
Test. A. T. .CARUTHERS
July j, 1914 Clerk.
= Boxes Glas-,
i - 100 lbs. putty. for sale at
D. D. 10 SESAC
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
AUCTION AND Com-aISSI0N HOUSE

AUCTION md COn-IISSIJE HOUSE
MEMPHIS. TE.x
FSheSuoSrriber will oren on the 1T day OF Sep
tember next, an Auction Cnmmisicn and
Wholesale iobbing house, South From Row.
Memphis Tenn for he safe of Merch andi>e BIZ
the piece and package. His first fell sale al
Ancfion will commence on the 10Th Of Sepsem-
Der. and reg liar weekly sales will be had there
after during the Season. Liberal advances made
on consignmeu;s. II. F. HILL.
REFER To-
Hon. Jacob Burnet 49,.
ChaS. S1>sson, Esq. 4' ou'o
MeSsrs James Mrf3reeor & CO., New Orlers.
Reed & Brother PHILADELPHIA
Hartman Vreeiand, Esq. New York.
Charles Baxham. IL. ESQ. IornFiile
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECU1OHS NOTICE-

He undersigned having been appoin.
ttd bgs.he las: will aud testament of William
Sammington. DECD. executors Of his es,a,a
All persons having claims against ,he e.
tate OF said deceased. are therefore hereby re.
qnested TO exhitit the same within the lima
limited by law, or the same will barrel
hose indebted to said estate are REQUESTED
TO make Immediate payments.
7 CUMMINGS. } C,
Joa NWOOD. ExecutOr'a
April 20lh, i844-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

HThe following sale is postponed un
I'll MONDAY The 6sh day of January
next
TRUST SALE
IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust executed 10
mel by WIN. Gordon, on the 5th day of May 1910
y secure the payment ol certain sums therein
mentioned, l viii proceed TO sell 10 The hiehe>
blader Tor cash, al tie Count hou>e door in the
town OF Holly springs,
On tAe 25ra cay Of .Jafv merit
the EAT half of Sections -. Town T. Range
), West OF The basis meridian Chickasaw ceS
tIon
The above Deed has been duly recorded IL
the county Of Lafayette.
w. GOODMAN. Trustee.
Jan. Is, 4F-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

THE undersienet. having been ,n-ci,
ted by The las, will and test rnett of 7'bo.r.
as Rsdus drc'd. executors and rxe-p,rix :
said IS ale. and having qualified rs such. m.
uce Is hereby given. that all persons having
claims against the estate Of said Thon5S
Redns cec'd. are required 10 bling them iot-
ward propeiy authenticated within tie
nne Limited by law. or the same will 49,
barred, Those indebl,d TO said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payments.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

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Northern Bank o. mississippi.
Holly Springs. June s, 1874
4 I stated meeting OF The Board Of Direc-
= i tors held Tins dsY Ii Resolved that &
call Of Five dollars eac. share o. The capHsl
Stock OF this Institution o. being The lith iuS'at
men) be made on the STOCK AholGeFS, 10 te paid
on or before the I0:h oay OF August next.
u une copy Of the record
H 81. LUSHER, Cesaisr.
Juas 6. lSi4-lm
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
JEREMIAH MORTON.

A friend handsd Us for publication tht
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DISTRICT coNyEsTIoS,
Meeting Of Delegates.

Ameeling Of delegates from The several conn
ties ef he l0ih.G Congressional Distfict was held
~ tie Court House ia ChariessaRe, on Monday
Hast, fer The p6spose of making arrangements
fer Grand Mass Meeting 81 he Wings.
On molien, JeHH YArEs, E>q-pf Jetferson ,Azas
called 10 The Chair, and Robeil u Gallahefs. 81
Frederick appointed Secle,aryld
o. motion IL John A. Thanssons Esd Of
Clarke, seconded By r. Y Ctntad, Esq.s itNTas
RfsalrFi as ihe opinion of tbs meesifgs lhEs
il is expedieni u hpld Gfapd hiass sternne Ct
The Wings Of ihe l0,h Congressional DlSttlet, tn
flhe inwp of Winchester on the ~ ef August J
And iha, committee be appeinlst, Consisting q
twosmembefs ffom each eona,y,te ingJte disiin:
guished orators 10 deliver addresses On the occa-
sion
% motion Of h. T. Conrad, Esd,
n Rfsetrtd, Thai The Wing Clay Aeluh in Win
chester te no,ihe6 b. the ChaismFn &C this meet
ing. of the above resolution, and requested 70
msSs 'he necessary ar1angemeuisfor said Cons
yention.
Tie chair sheh appairied the i llnwins ger.
#Ijemsn 10 colsalule The Committee IF IHvitation
.yiI;-
Ffedfrick->R n Conrad and p Williams, Jr
ctsfke-J. A. Thomson and P. Mccoemick.
Bsrksity-E. P. Hunter ard Il. Conrad.
.horgaa--c. oTrick and John otFerrall.
J.:tEsrsea--T Thomas Griags and Henry Berry.
Warren Thomas NJ. Monroe and James 4aR
Richards.
On motion, the chairman, John Yates, Esq
wss added 10 the committee
On motion, il was directed thai the proceed
iues be published in the Wing papers of The
district JOHN YATES, Chair'n-
4 r. III GALLAHER, Sse'p.
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Pension ACT.

The following Act to continue the pensiOns-of
widows Of certain Revolutionary soldiers was
passed BY The Senate aod House Of RePresen-
tatises, and approved onthe 9Th June las,
Thai the act granting pensions 10 The Widows
Of certain Revolutionary soldiers, app owed The
third day ofMarcb, one thousand eight hundred
and foFIy-three, Be aud The hne is hereby revig-
ed and extended for and during the term Of fur
years from and after The fourth -esy of March,
one thousand eishI hundred and fsrty four, ID
have The sane effect as IL saidac had been a
grant Of pensions f1r five years. instead Of one
year. from ard sfter the fourth day # March,
one thousand eight bundi Cd and f0rIy-ihrec.
Sec-2 That such WIDOWS as have been Of
shall be admitted By special acis Of Congress II
The tene6i Of the pension actapproved the sew
enIh dsy cf July, one thousand eight hundred
and ihiry-eghf, or 10 the benefit Of The act here
By revived and extended. shall be entitled and
shall be admitted 10 The beneftof this act, sob
pct however. 10 The rules. limitations, and con
diiions in and hY ssie aci prescribed
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THE PHILADELPHIA RIOTS.

Order has been restored in Philadelpaia, and
Gov Porter has taksndecisiye steps e bssss i
directed P6e employment of troops sufficient 10
sustain the laws. TheHci.izens have had an in
nense meeting, and have drawn up declara-
tion approving the Governors course, and the
City Councils, have passed an act for the support
of permanent military force. Several per-
sons have been arrested and held 10 bail, for
giving coun,euance TO the mob
The last contest seems 10 have been 2rinci-
pally between the Natifes and the Military.
subscription was started in Philadelphia on
Thursday for the relerof the families Of the
killed aud wounded arRpUg the military during
the recent riots. and in , few hours upwards Of
s27O0 were subscribed
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WING STATE coNvEsTIoN.

At the Wing Convention in this city last Feb
ruary, The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That a Wing State Convention be
held in The town Of Charlottesville, on the 81
Monday in September next; and lhatlhe Whs ;
Of all the counties. cities, towns and borouehs
in he commonwealth, be and they are hereby
earnestly requesledlo send delegations VI The said
Convention.
II is time, The Wings Of 1.-The State we've. taking
steps 10 carry out ihR resolution. Delegates
should be appointed At the July and August
courts, throughout the State. Rich. Wig
D. In order to carry out The object, the Wing
Clay Club of A.bematle have appointed Thorn
as Wood. VIM T. Fatty and John Cochran, a
Committee 10 report % the next meeting sui,a.
BE plan for the accommodation Of the members
Of the State Convention 10 be helJ in chsrloues-
willie on the I'd Monday in September NEXT
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Tharsday MornIng. July ls.
cEE. NyADpr rllpMpsoy on rExAs.


OF I'll the articles of which The Texas ques-
ton has been 50 fertile for the press, no enc has
APPEARED 10 US more likely 10 be universally read,
40 all the South especially, than the Letter ftom
Gen. WApDY THOmPsps, llsie Minister OF the
United States at Mexiee,) which appears 10 the
preceding page.
The position ofGen. THoMPsoN is Of itself such
as to attract great atieation to any thing he says
on the subject Of Texas. A Southern man by
birth, education, feeling. and interest; the fist
man 10 propose in the House Of Representatives
o. the United States ihe reeognitfon Of the inde.
Peneence Ct Texas himself personally inter-
es,ed in that counryiis resident for the last
three years in the city Of Mexico 10 station
which necessarily has made him Familiarity ac-
|quainted with the concefns Of both Texas and
nexico-their physical sod' social relations to
1he United States, TO each o;her and 10 the world;
and With every consideration that can By posi-.
bility connect itself with the ''Anbex ation,
question his Letter Cannot but Re read with a.
yidi,y by all clssses Of citizens. Il will well
reward the closest attention which tiiey may be.
stow upon ii.-.Nai Int
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PusrAeE.

We must repeat uoIJce, thousand times
given; that We cannot afford to pay the Posfase
On letters addsssssd ssRP sFsfs hsds4 I Sps j.
mount necessary to supper child We invs-
riably pay our own postage when we write on
business 10 others, and yet are axed sometimes
by men who direct Us 70 ehatge the address Of
their paper and never PAY cent Of The subscrip-
lion Some evils are Iolefable, bat this is past
endurance <8t
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An election took place ID this STATE on lie
Isl, Cd aud Sd Of July. FOR members Of coagrsss.
for members OF State Convention, and for TIE I
state Legislature. InAhe Cisyof New 0rleahs
the election was finished on The hrst day. Ia
cOn.equence olslhe illegal votes naturalized ~
Judge Elliott, and Of the large intsres, held ii
Texas lands, the wings had conceded the State
tothe Locos, ii least for the present.
But, as Is we'll remarked, these causes have
IN proved unable iofesist the progress Of Wig
priacibles. Polk ana Texas have bssn routed
il New Orleans. By eIAfdnd NArf0SaL iOSoR.
and the Wig banner waves h triumph over The
Emporium Of the South
the result Or the contest il that City, il.
that the Wings have elected ssptn oflhe tn
members o. the Legislature--and sir Of The d
Lr,n aeleesses to the State Ssohventich,Nby al
| averaye majority Of one hundred votes
Thomas slidsll (t.oes1 was elected e the
Convention lromihe senaioriss district n New
Orleans, b. ! majority OF - votes and this H.
Lille item gjyas the party some encouragement.
The Tropic states thar 500 WING voters had
left the city for the SUMMER. ard pledges itself
that in November next Mr. Clay win carry II
bv a majority OF 500 votes. As for the Ssase,
the Tropic puts il down as fixed factm Ii Il
Mr.. Clay wiz carry il By thousands.
CoNsRgss
In tho Ist Congressional District, Mr.. Slidell,
loco, has Of course been reelected without op.
lpositiun,
i In the ID, Mr.. TbiboSaux. whig. has beaten
Mr. Labrsnehe, loco, some coo voies.J
In the 81 Gen. Dawson, loco, has been re
elected without opposition.
From the 4th sistrics,ihe Information is nor
complete,
The result, as far az asceftained. leaves no
doubt OIL. the success Of Mr.. Clay IN November
i THE LATEST.
The New orleans Bee Of the 9Th has the fol
flowing information respecting the result Of the
late election
y THE ELECTION.
Since cur last we have reeeisrd returns from East
and West Baton Rouge, the Concorda district and
several Of the strong lbcooeo parishes in the Foarth
fCorg+essinnsl District The complexion Of these
returns is such IS TO satisfy us beyond reasonable
Doubt, that the Wings have carried MAJORITY
Of The legislatures but leave the result 10 The Fourth
District for Congress vet uiseertaiJh contest be-
ltweenFBogpBLoN aud MoRsE having evidently heen
close snd severe. There II gain al some SO for
The wings in the parishes heard from and AtoRsxs
present malority Is $50 with BE Sos Sabine and one
Tor twdosher ioeof6co and Tue Opeousas aud
Attakapss counties CIV. j to be heard from. The
whss Took for heavy gain IN the latter parishes and
should they have voted anticipated, Judge Bnrde-
don is elected. The parishes from which returns
have been received are as fellows:
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The Loco presses s-suh1e 10 present ne
names 81 s11il<sS<6 sid 70 have changed from
Whisssry . Pclkrtss b1l II most ~ The cases
mentioned. Of distinguished men particularly.
ne report has beeh couiradeied, yet never eOf-
rsesed. Wiiness he cases Of Mr. MeIane, w.
Cost johnson. S. $. .Pienliss. Henry EEskine.
ard a host Of Others. We caution he reader ~
place no feliance.on most # these reports, BE-
eanss in almost 10 every instance lhey have
been eontfadic,<d.
IN The nsw sspect Il parties. Il IS not vonder-
fa here should Be some shifting Of position, but
We believe The wings are he gamers BY it,
We hate columns of recaniaticns. which We
have notrooai Q publish :, present.
The Roekihkbam REGISTER. having asserted
H''thai Jeremish morton. Esq, Of Orange. CLAY
sub-elrctor for ls4l. an inieliigen; man, Al elc-
qsenl speaker. and heretofore deeided Wig,
hae come ont positively and uneqgfvocAlly a.
gains. Henry Clay, and vii not Support him
under any circumstances Mr. Norton 10 let
ter published lie The whis. eeaIradic,s the asser-
tion. and after paying hsy6some eplasy 70 the
public services and patriotism of Mr.Clsy, con
eiades as follows.
ifn eoaelusi0a, 81. as Sub-Eleciof for the
county q Cnlpepet and not Ofaage, shall give
Nj. Clay my VAIN, cordial and ardent support,
and srusi you Xiii give The Texas canse YOURS al
SO, whenever ii may be bfough, firth under bis
auspices. BE kind enough to give this an inser-
ten 10 your neti paper. and hope that those
edilorswho may have copied The article, VI in Dc
nse Me justice 10 insert this response.
r 4 w. -.
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Wing Mass Meeting
For Jeferson

4 =.
Alta meeting Of the Wing Committees
from the several precincts OF The County,
at tue .Cour, House. on Moaday last.
JOHN YATES, Esq was called 10 the
Char and NATHANIEL w. MANNING ap-
pointed Secretary.
/ The following resolutions were adopted:
\ Resogued, That Wing Festival Sc held in the
grove % the LIANT, Of Msior Thomas Briscoe, aear
Eharlestowa. on Thursday the sth day Of August
nex, to which The people Of an parties, far and
near, be invited.
Resolved, That there be appointed one Ckel
Marshal. and four Assistant Marshals the assistant
iarshels 10 81 selected from the four different pre-
eincts Of the county-that the Marshsls form the
procession AZ early hour. in such order, us may
be suitable on the occasion, and conduei it to the
Egrouna where the speaking is n lake place.
Retotueq, That il shall be The duty Of the Mar
shals 10 endeayor to preserve good order and decos
8rpm duriag the time Of speaking, by such means
as may be productive of harmony ard good feeling.
II Res0fOed, That there be committee Of arrange
nIens appointed. 10 consist Of twenty. one persons
sx Of whom shall be assigned TO ihs duty Of erect
ling the speakers stand and providing suitable seats
Sc FIVE at whom shall be assigned to the duty oil
providing water and suitable vessels to drink from.
" convenient places on the ground, and eleven o.
Fbom shalt be assigned to the dutS Of receiving and
taking ehargeof the Refreshments. and TO dispose
! them in such order as may be most convenient and
agreeable 20 te conlpapy STA
1 lions
| Resolved That itbe recommended to all those
i Who intend furnishing refreshments To send them d
/ ihe grhnnd by O'Clock OF sooner On the morning
/ Qf che Convention.
4 Res0tred, Thai ii be recommended to the Clubs
q the several precincts TO take up subscriptions Of
nAont y'or provisions for the occasion. 4
i / ! he committees then nominated TO The
meeting, aud assigned 10 their dutes as follows
Committee Wdtsr-John Yates, Thomas Bris
e9e. William Crow, Z. w. Aisquth, William S
Committee on the Sfand-James G. Hurst, Leo
ntrd Sa'ller, Nathaniel Myers. George Ii, Tate
| Beramin Eomlinsnn, and L. G. Corael
Conpattee on Provisions William Hurst, Ma
! thaniel w. Mannins, William G.. Ferguson, Jane
NJ Bro@n, w. F. Alexander, James Wysong
; tmucl Wright, Ambrose w. Cramer, Samuel j
! u Moore, James y: Gibson, and John j. Il Gun
\ nelt.f4
4 YHmshals-CoI. George W. Humphreys, Col
Charles Harper, Maj. J F. Hsm.amek, Anihon,
kangedy, Capt. George w. Ssppington, John d
/ U1seld, and Capt John Reed
! sF'rensmer-W William Grow
+ President IF tts Day-ANDREw HUNTER
| illss-l william Gran.barn. John s
l'nf3nsoa. Henry Berry, VIM. c. WoTlhington, ant
b jsniasr Towncr./
fesofrea, That theforcgoing proceedings be pub
lrl1ed JOHN YATES, Chastmax
n. W MANxISe, Sec'y.
Committee Of Iapit,aion appointed By the Central
1Iat Ciab7-John ). tisllahsr, Andrew Hunter
lle1ry Berry, William -. Thompson, George b
Stephenson, and William G. Worthington.
WlrLiAm J sHrLreN, E.q has re,ited from
The editorial management Of she charlottesville
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she would not ! "a no, think she rouId
without The pkpkise Of aid, II she did
not. it uodld oaIy Be- because she was to5
weak. Tbs. z ; ploed and generous A
meTican heart. NoBli Be worse even Than
war; t5at We aai wronged = weak Power.
which vas TOO tseble 10 defend her riehls.
Butt might be that other and stronger
Powers might con- 10 The aid Of Mexico.
There are some inoieslions Of this. and i
ceri1inly would be 20. II some Of those
strong Powers d lbe world are 50 fatally
bent uponrour destruction - il is said that
they are. BukAlteFe are certain valiant
spirTls, With whpm il would be The strong.
est argument iaSiaFor osylhe MEASURE. tia,
II would involveps IA war with Mexico.
England. and Ffahee. / have had some
experience 10 ny iispe Of these crocodile
eaters. and hsyesnol found them, 10 the
moment Of real danger. any drawer than
other people. Itwould Sc very stupid
and un-Ameacan % doubiisha Eaglsne.
France, and MexiEo. united. would be 90
match for us " bsleveI: and still more stu
pid and inprudeat 10 express such doubt.
But. for my single SELF. | must confess iha,
| would prefer entering Into such con
6iet With firm eenvIciion that ssahe quar-
rel was Just and bs mere matter Of
convenience, weald like 10 have our pee
pie ueited. 4 would make the victory
some hat easieE
have exieadHd this communication 10
much greater fsngih than had an,ici
paied but hsvesnotItime 10 condsnse l.
and must therefore commit il 10 you as i
is. IeoOld very EsilysRb1sti Very y re- Te,
specially your obediPnt sefvsnt.
WADDf THOMPSON. JRl
WAsHINcTos 1rLy 8. 1914.
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sHANsosDALE.

Crowds Of visiIers are pouring 10. and every
thing moves en- pleasantly. Mr. FITcH, tie new
Agent, seems to acquit himself most SATISFACTORY.
ly-aud besides the proper attention 10 the gene
raj comfort Of bosrters, The fare is sf superior
order. Floating baths have been erected, for The
luxury Of river bathing. so that ladies Of The mosl
delicate constitutions can have all the -advapis-
ges Of The broad Shenandoah.
Remember, the Balls ale held every wednes-
day night.
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GAsISIos.

The Richmond Enquirer eossaias letters from
this county. which We have notrvSn TO police.
giving the opinion Ihalihe awAig sPirii is On The
wanes 10 Jefferson. The Editors may believe
slIlhia.sif they wish to gsprnse sheir readers,
and make lhen Lose money As p is4O. bot We
IeOa6deniiy assert Ina, he wing ssilfs. il not 80
"vehenesly as formerly, nerer pas ussrs dsisrnia-
I'd ihsa Il Is ns,s.
As % The second letter. 10 reference 10 as,sss-
neats. Ne are authorized 81 she Commissioner
Of he Reyenneso stale, thar he only Hushfsl
sslienes in shri produeiien. g flf as be is con
ssrnsd, = the remark Thar ht Isl Wig
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BETTING oN Eagcr1oSs.

4
| We have always fell opposed to The system Of
betting on elections as being calculated in many
instances TO proven, fair expression Of public
sentiment, and as likely 10 excite bitter feel
inss in The place of caifa and deliberate relec
iion. But the practice has grown up among
sanguine men, and can .scatcely be controlled
We refer to il now, merely as a sign that msh Of
the Loco Foco party, who have no serupIes on
the subject, and are ever willing 10 via money
when the chance offers, are he yer ready to 'sbsck
their Judgment with their money on any thing
like fair Terms. They are always seeking odds,
and yet pretend 10 be very confident Of The sue
cess Of Polk and Dallas. We end in The win.
chester Republican The following response TO
one Of the bantefs:
a Proposiiisn
We see il stated ia The Yifsinian OF This week
that Mr. John PAlmefs Of Pnbee Georges county,
Nd, has authorized his nanse 10 be used in a
challenge TO Wing beuers. 10 order TO test the
faith Of Mr.. Palmer, or sEy other I.ccofoco, who
may be sanguine Of Folks success in he con-
ing election. We have been authorized BY Bush
rod Taylor. ESQ. Of this pace, 10 makeIhe fol-
loving proposition. We name The f,llovirg
nineteen Sistes-Yrgihia, PGnnsylvania, New
York, Rhode Island. Massachusetts, Maine, New
Jersey, Delaware, Vermont, Maryland, North
Carolina, Louisiana. Illinois, Grcrgis, Tennes,
see, Ohio, Connecticut, KenlIeky, aud Indiana,
and oaer 10 bet from Sle0lo $500 ON each vot-.
ing for Henry Clay; spd akc.: ell bet from
$1,000 20 $4,000 on the gensraIfeapli 10 favor Of
the wing candidate. s
Or, IL the Locos will Be bei;eT:accommodaied
bekof $40. GOO to $4,000 will be made on the
general result. The money 10 b deposited in
either Of the Baltimore Banks deignaied BY the
parties accepting the proPosilio1.
Mr.. Palmer has since bsekedeat.
TheksFiscaH Partner Of ne Globe has been
attempting TO keep up The courage Of bis Party.
By Offering various bets on Nc RsIk's SUCCESS 10
different States but We learn from The Wash
ingssn Standard that the aFiseals,gn backed out
when invited 10 come up to tho s'seralch.s
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MORMON AFFAIRS

Governor Ford OF Illinois fixed hia be id
qnatters at Quincy for the reason that be
had no confidence 10 the people OF Han,
cnckscountg, and could not rely either Oh
the militia or citizens. tIe expressed bis
determination to maintain thespeace, and
prev emf both the Mormons and the peo,
pie pf the surrounding country from con-
hitting violence. He protested bis foil
discrimination 70 bring to justice the per
sons who assassinated Joe and Hyrum
Smith, and intends 10 offer liberal reward
for the discover ard apprehension 81 the
sctu4l criminals. The. Mormons are said
10 be completely subdued. and are rxher
ID adj impi64inE condition than other&ise
They are disbssrttaed BY the death Of
their Iimpostor leaders, AID frightened by
the general storm Of public indignation
that has burst on them from everr quar-
ter. They do not Intend TO commit any
violehce unless driven to il BY attacks
from others. Some Citizens Of Missouri
and Ipwa crossed over 10 assist the Han
cock county people ID The war. bat Gov.
Ford bias ordered them all back. ana has
intimAted that be does not want their as
sistsnfe. Orders have been given 70 dis
band most Of the militia Al Warsaw and
Carthage.