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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

FIR CIGy Electors. go,
Willis Hal. -so's,'I
j Job1 Nm. Edward D. West Pierre yaa CoIlendt
Hiram eennett. Robert \. Barnard, Hen-y =. Ross
Bills j. Clark Henry Ven Rensselaer,, jesse saitesou ~
end Abel Webster, =ach -o,SoI
David Leavitt Caleb :. Wocdhni and Thomas g..
Waterman. each 3D.
benjamin. rnke.. 2o.oi1
Fieids E.ss Brewster. Daniel Colt, David 3. Smith.
Timothy s. Williams Peter Himroi. treensn Ehsnn,
jonathan Buei Martin Butts, Timothy H. Porter ard ~
Timothy :. Hopkins. each. DE-
Thomas l.. Dawes and Samuel NlcChssney- .-SS''
William C. De Wiz, james Walker and Lorenzo Buf- 90,
lshn ev-send and Harvey ". Doole, each Is $40
For Polk Electors.
Rent F Butler, Mel Gray, Dan Johnson, John Cr1w
ford John Savage, Lemue Peiiengi. md John W. -,
Jona. CoSdngon, Tobias L. Hcgeboom, John Fay.
john Nell and Hugh Hakev, ~
Dan'i s Dickinson and VIM. Mason each -
George Douglass. VIM f IIayemeyeT, Iabobgs Harlem
burgh, John X. Paige VIM ieddne Rooi d. Shank 90 N.
land and iona. Hascal each. 20
william Slurny and Nicholas II. Masters, each s-2s
Cleneuce Whitaier, Aza.iah Doane, Thomas H. Hub 49,
bard, Henry Potts, and John Glllett, each
Daniel Dana md Rufus H. Smith, each S..-H
1ncob T. Boeardus Jonathan Boynton Elisha Johnson,
ohn Lnpharn, and John ID. Higgins, each. S,'
ABoLIrroS-(BirnCU t'cst.) 49,
Arthur Tappan and - Others on the same ticket, each III
Blank u; % an
The highest for -
Do for Clay ...............-...'. .2l,ss0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

o. The Morning Ne,cs affects not to under
stand our allusion ts the gross frauds which IN
too many instances gave the returns OF the late
election complexion disastrous to the wing
cause and seems to suspect that we intended
the remark as an impeachment of its fidelity IN
collecting returns. Our contemporary is need
lessy sensitive. We alluded Of course to the
frauds perpetrated by the Loco-Focop party before
and at the time of voting-frauds not likely to be
very soon forgotten by those who were their VIC
TINS. Are we understood now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

q IKE AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL for
November contains great variety OF valuable mat
ter or The important sutj.ct to which it is devoted
This publication, after The commencement Of the
Dew year, is 10 be issued weekly 10 qusrto form,
al S3 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

THl PlcKw1cK CARps.-C. s. Franci, g. Co.
have issued Few collection OF Cards under this IL
tie, h directions for playing three suusing games.
They were Invented by thar yell known parsonage
Samuel Weller, and are dedicated BY Tony Weller
to his grand son and namesake. Price, SO cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

n The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for o.
ODER has just been published by LEONARD ScorT
Co. ll2 Fulton-streer. Itconiains eight sricles,
Ill marked by the usual ability, and pervaded by
he well known opinions Of this Review.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

e We are informed that LEVI D. slAMn of
,As Plebeiaa & Democrat" has been arrtssd
and hcld to bail 10 the sum of 5000, for pub
fishing an infamous article sgainst the Character
of Dsv;d NJ, Nagle, nataralized cidzfn, who
hsG the independence to te Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

u 1t can scarcely be necessary for us to IN
vite attention to the able and eloquent article
from the National Intellgeacer, which will be
found on the FIRST Page. Tina. sterling Wing
journal never gave utterance TO more timely
counsel or higher wisdom than that which has
fallen from it in this emergency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

. 1 of these were from another precinct.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
CHARLES Or RY A n,

w ILL be in Holly Springs during the FIRST
w week of every month, when be would be
pleasel TO serve all who may choose 10 give him
their patronage. He is prepared 10 sci any num-
ber of teeth, from one TO foil set, and viii mai
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 10 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 tin or lead toi
filing the teeth, and sci teeth of ivory or com
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
HRefer TO the Physicians of Holly Springs
ernando, Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April T. lS43-34-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
STRAY SALES.
FEB 2, 1914.

+ WILL sell at the court house door in the towr
i of Holly Springs, on the fourth Monday il
February, the following property as stfays o
Marshall county, viz:
ONE Iron Gray mare mule, taken up by
John A. Bradford living one mile east OF
Waterford. supposed to be 6 years old. Ap
praised to $500.
ALSO one Dark Brown horse, taken
up by Francis A Barrett, l-2 miles west
of Jacksonville. fifteen years old, IA l-2
hands high, slightly marked with the collar
on the neck, no other marks or bands. AID.
praised to $4,000.
ALSO one sorell horse mule taken up
by Alexander Wastmorland nine miles
southeast of Waterford near McCart,s old
Ferry on Tiper No brands or markes
perceivable, supposed to be ) years old.
Appraised TO S25,00.
ALSO-one mouse colo.ed mare mule,
taken up by n r SIedge. one and half miles
southeast of Holly Springs supposed TO be
or 10 years old Appraised to $50
ALSO-one light brindle work steer Ia
ken up by WIN A Wright, miles south of
Waterford, white back and belly. marked
with a crop off the right ear and sit in the
under part of each ear. the points of bis
horns sawed of. supposed to be s years old,
no brands perceivable. Appraised to SIS.
Also, one Sorret mare taken up by Elias
S Winford miles Nerth OF Chulahoma
8 years old, no brands or marks perceivabIe
appraised to SIS.
Also, sows and pigs. taken up B F
McKie half mile from Chulahoma. one of
hem has pigs and naked with crop and
IA H -Yor in each ar annraised TO &3 50
JAMES Fl. SWAMI Range
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
TRU.ST SALE

IN pursuance OF a Deed of Trust executed 10
me by Asa E. Stratton, on the 10th day of July,
1910, 10 secure the payment Of certain sums
highest bidder fer cash, on the premises.
On Tie 23rd dGg Of July ncxt,
Sections fifteen, (l5) Sec twenty one, (2l)and
Section twenty-five, (22) in Township six of
Range seven West of the Basis MERIDIAN Chick
ceSsion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the counties OF Desoto and Pamela.
A. NJ. CLAYTON, IraStee.
January 15 1644.-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
SOUTH WESTERN
LAW JOURNAL q REPORTER.
EDITED By MILTON A. HAYNES,

THIS Journal will be devoted to the interest
IL Of the profession in the Southwest and will
Jncude within its range reports and abstracts of
he decisions of the Supreme Court of Tennes-
see and Federal Courts held at Nashville soon
af;er the opinions are delivered abstracts and
iigests of the reported decisions OF the Supreme
rudicatures OF the South western States general
iy reviews, biographical sketches original eS.
sayS on lawyers anc legislation, critical notices
and such Intelligence and reports may be fur
risked US by contributors, from the Bar OF the
Southwest, in advance OF the regular reports.
The reports and abstracts of the decisions of
he Supreme Court Of Tennessee, AT Jackson,
will be prepared hy w. III. SrEFBEvs, ESQ.,
hose made at Knoxville bv 5. r. RoDGEHs. ESQ
md those al Nashville, will be prepared by the
EDITOR himself. Reports OF cases decided in the
red-ral Courts at Nashville, will be furnis he'd
Nv JoHS M LEA, Esq, District Attorney
TOE Editor and Publishers take this occasion
70 return their thanks 10 those gentlemen Of the
nrofession and others. who have come forward
- promptly in the tender OF their patronagc and
-Co-operalion.
y All communications will be addressed TO the
Editor. Post Masters are respectfully requested
10 act as agents and to srnd remittances and the
,.arnes ufsubscribers under their franks
TERMS: This Journal will be issued on |
tf,. Ist of each month, with colorcd envelope,
nd each No will contain % pages, 81 80 III ad- /
lrAncr if payment i DELAYED months e on, /
sill bccharged.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
NOTICE.

The undersigned having, on the 25th day
of September, lS43, obtalned from the Pro
bate Court of Marshall county. State OF
Mississippi, letters of Administration upon
all and singular the goods. chaiteIs and cred
its of James Fldck, decd all persous hav-
ing claims against the estate of said decd
are therefore, hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law. or the
same will be barred Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment
LUCY FLACK,
JAMES ROBINSON,
Dec. %, lS43-ft Administrators
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
MARSHALL INN.
NOTICE

THE undersigned having on the 23d day
OF October l843. obtained from The Probate
Court of Marshall County, Mississippi, Let
ters of administration upon all and singular.
the goods. chatteIs and estates of William
Patrick. deed All persons having claims
against The estate of said decd. are therefore,
hereby requested to exhibit the same within
he time limited by law, or the same will be
AIRED Those indebted to said estate are
equested to make immediate payment
B. @. AWREN NCE, Admir-
Dec %, I943-h
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
TRUST SALE

IN pursuance ofa Deed of Trust executed 10
me by VIM. Gordon, on the 5th day of Nav 1910.
TO secure the payment of certain sums therein
mentioned, will proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court house door in the
town of Holly Springs,
On The 23rd day Of .July merit
the East half of Sections %. Town 2, Range
5, West of the basis meridian Chickasaw ccs-
sion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the comfy Of Lafaycife
" GOOD uAN, 7-ra--
.Jnuary 18Th IS4i,-6n.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

ITPON opening the matters CT this bill it aP
u pearing the satisfaction OF the court, tha I
The defendant Jacob Cox is not inbabitant Of
this State, but resides beyond the limits thereof,
so that the ordinary process of this court cannot
be served on him. Ii is therefore ordered that
unless said defendant appears before The Judge
Of said court, al the court house in the town OF
Holly Springs, the first Monday in Maic h
next, and plead, answer demnr, 10 said bill,
the several allegations thereof will be aiken fol
confessed and such order and decree made there
in as said judge may deem equitable and just.
And it is further ordered that copy ofIh or
deI b published in the Holly Springs Cazeue, a
nev aper published in Holly Springs, once a
wee k for Two months succesSively.
Test A. T. CARUTIIERS, Clerk.
Dec % 1Si3.-9t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
Payy your Taxes and save Cost.

By late law The Sheriff has Ghe control OF
the col ecting of the tax of This county, there
fore, all those who fail to attend al the places
appointed tor their collection, and pay over,
will be liable To pay the usual cost for the collec-
ting of claims by such officers
WYATT EPPS, Collector,
per JoHN r. MCCAaRoLL'D. 7. G.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
The aturday Ing uirer

Il UEEhLH Fd-IIL VI " SPIPf|h.
TERMs--SS3 per annum for single COPY; So
Tor two copies and 55 for four copies. IN all
.aSes payment TO be made in advance, ard in
notes of specie e-payins banks. Pos,masers and
Agents will be allowed one copy Of commission
for every IS they remit.
The FIRST number issued on the first Sat
urday in January, 1911.
The paper will be printed in the best manner
md on a sheet equal in size and typographical
xecution, 10 any weekly newspaper in the Uni
ted States
The object of The publisher will be to render
the
SATURDAY INQlRER"
! chaeP, acceptable, entertaining, and instruc
live Family Newspaper, IL will be WHiG in poll
ticS-wil contain the proceedings in Congress
md the State Leg 2slatuTe-aIl the great speeches
That mav be delivered either at Harrisburg or
Washington, together with all important publ
documentS.-The best stories will be copied into
5 columns from AnnualS as we'll as from the
american and European Magazines. II VIII
contain all the Domestic and Foreign News of
interest, choice selections from new publications
ound moral articles, suited for the Domestic
circle and Family fire-Side, with every thing,
N short. which may seem calculated to render
- columns attrfctive 10 all proper minded clas-
of society
PostmasteTS are authorised 10 act as Agents
and forward subscriptions.
Address. JESPER HARDING,
No 81 South Third ST., Philad.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
The State of Mississippi ! Circuit court, No
Lafayette County: vember terml845
James A Stubblefeld Attachment for
u.s. Sl25 % 100
d. J. Simmons Assumpsit.
d. J. Simmons.

This day came the plaintiff by his attor
ney. and the attachment in this case having
been returned. mo property of defendant to
be found in my county" by the Sheriff but
garnisheed Frank Lock and John Cook
and further. it appearing the said defendant
had left the State, 1t is ordered by the court
That unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first dav of the next
term of this couft, and give special bail, and
plead herein, judgment by default will be
returned against him, and the amount in gar
nishees' hand made subject to plaintiff s com
plant. And it is further ordered, That a copy
of this order. together with specification of
the cause Of action and amount claimed as
due from defendant to plaintiff. be published
for 6 weeks successively in the "Hoily
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs and State afore-
said, which is done.
Attest G. ". PHIPPS, Clerk
Dec. 10, lS4S. circuit cOur..
BELcHER & JOHNSON, Alto
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
NO TICE.

THE subscribers having concluded 10 close
i their business, are offering heir GOODS at
verv reduced prices Those who have the Cash
and want bargains, will please call and examine
January Is, 1S44 JOHN b. DAY & CO.
gIAll persons indebted to The above firm will
please call and make immediate payment.
JOHN B. DAY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
LET IT ALONE,

T hereby forwarn all persons from cutting or
hauling timber of Of the South west OF
sec 8, The vicinity of Holly Springs, as am
determined 10 enforce the law on all such tres
passers. JOHN r. McCARROLL.
Agent for the owner.
Nov. II, lS43.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
NOTICE

d ANA WAY from the Subscriber on The End
instant, my boy BOSE-sometimes he went
by the name OF Charles. He is about 2I or 22
years ole, we'll made, about 5 feet or inches
high, bright Completed, large scar on the right
cheek, upper front teeth decayed near the roots;
he took with him a pair of kersey pantaIoors and
roundabout coat, also james dress coa:. am
believe that he has bent his course for Memphis
for The purpose of getting a steamboat, if he
IS no AIKEN of by some white perScn. He is my
carriage driver, and was born and raised in the
family. Any person apFrendng said boy and
putting him in Jail, or delivering him 10 the sub
scribeF, living near Bemonle, Fanola county,
Miss, will be literally rewarded and all reas-
onable expenses paid.
Jan. Is, 1871 E B. HIBBLFR.
Letters addressed to Bemonie z. O.. Panola
county, Miss, Will be promptly atteded 10.
Jan, 10, 1S44.-ct-(Pr'S fee 81
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
HOLLY SPRINGS
WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY Y

MRS. YOUNG would respectfully announce
lti % the Public, her design of opening on the
Is; Monday of February School for the re-
cepton ot Young Ladies. The course of in
Struction will include all the branches necessary
for the accomplishment of finished Education.
Discipline mild, but 6rrn and decided. Terms,
vance
Primary Department, $1,000
Middle Glass, 1900
Senior 9 20,0o
Ornamental Work, 500
Fuel SO
Music, French Latin and Greek, usual terms.
o. The house lately occup ed BY 1Tr. Thomas,
Will for the pre>est be used School room.
February I'd 1914 Sc
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
The State ofJTssissippi Ciruit Court SePe
Marshall County ! tembc rTerm l643
Robert Knox,

The State of1rssissippi Ciruit Court SePe
Marshall County J tembc rTeTm 1913
Robert Knox,
No 10 as
John y Stewart
UPON opening the matters Of this BILL and
appearing TO the Court that John M
Stewart is not a resident of the State O.
Mississippi, but resides beyond the limit,
thereof so that the ordiuay process of hi:
Court cannot be executed on him There
fore it is ordered bU the court that unles
the said d, fendant appear al the next term
Of this court to be held on the first Monday
in March next, at the court house Holly
Sprngs. aad plead answer or demur to
the CompIanants bill. The same will be Ia
ken pro cOafeSSo as to him, and set for hear
ng erparEe And on motion of the Com
pIanani by his Solicitor, it is ordered by the
court that a copy of this order be inserted in
the Gazette" newspaper published in the
town Holly Springs once a week for six
weeks successivelv.
A. T. CARUTHERS,
BY GEORGE NEST ID. G.
November l0-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
HARD WARE & IRON STORE

vi + III p II Is, 4 E n n E SSEE
w E have commenced an exclusive HI21-
w WARE and IRON business. aud s
erected bnilding adapted 20 the purpose s
below the Rail Road, on Front Row. E.sHl E,
10 devote our attention entirely 10 tlis b.aucs
business, We shall be enabled ,o keep Es-
better assortment OF TOOLS, ald BUILDING
MATERIALS than has heretofore o.eG $50.
Memphis PLANTERS, MECHANICS, d
others in want of goods OfIhe above des-u7
by calling on Us will find a large and ssrt
Stock, including Locks La'chc> BJ.'s h.-
Screws, Vices, AnvilS Smiths Below. e.
gers, ChiSels. Planes, ShuvelS, Spade, CalH.
Axes, Hatchets, Broad Axes. Hammers szr.
Files, Knives, RazorS. Scissors. Nail, Bra.
Spikes, Patent balances, Steel Yards NHl E
OnS, Stoves, Crates & all Siz.s of IRON SIl4-
and CASTINGS
DOUGLASS, MCOMBS & CO
Sign OF the Bread de
Memphis, Feb. ., lsi3-3i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
Essray-NEarshaiI County.

Estray Marshall County.
TAKEN up by Joseph Dean. living 2
miles east of Chulahoma, barrows about
years old. 2 black spotted, sows and one
pale blue and marked with a swallow fork
in the left and crop offthe right 2 unmar-
ked. and 2 with 8 ears disfgured by the
dogs. Appraised to $40
JAMES II SWAN
Rcnger.
E.b . 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
ST. THOMAS, HALL.

The public is respectfully Informed, tha'
this Institution for the education OF boys Is
now opened and ready for the reception oi
pupils in temporary buildings provided ior
that purpose.
The plan ofthe school and its c curse OF
Instruction, are such as will secure Tor hs
members as full and thorough an education
as can be obtained at any similar lnst1u
ton in the United States.
The terms for boarders are $3.50, for the
session of | 0 months. payable III all cases
half yearly in advance.
This charge includes every thing except
Books and Instrumental Music.
For day scholars the price is $50 per ses-
sion OF o months. payable in advance at The
commencement of each half session.
For more detailed statements concerning
the institute reference is made to the Pros,
pectus, which NAV be obtained by applIca-
lion made personally or through the mail to
either of the subscribers.
FRANCIS L, HAWKS.
THO'S X WHARTON.
Holly Springs Miss Jan. l0-lS44,-2l
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INSTI
TUTE.
REV. c. A. FosrER.-Rector and Principa
Lecturer on Chemistry, Natural Phioso-
ply, Evidences of Christianity.
Miss L. -Governess-Eng
lish Grammar, Parsing. Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &c.
Miss c.. MouLToN,-Ancient & Modern
History. Geography &c.
Miss G.. GAY,-Arithme,ic, Malhemat-
les Sc
Miss F. Chemistry. Drawing
&c
Miss DILLoS,-French. and Primary
Department. &c.
MISS Nj. L. CoNyGToN.-Piano.
Harp, Guitar &c.
Miss E. McCARTEY-Vocal Music, Pi-
ano. sc.
Mr.. L. MoRsE,--Piano, Vocal Music.
&C.
Jan. 5, I343-4w
HGuard copy 4w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

II PostmasterSare authorized by law TO trans
uit money for Subscriptions 10 newspapers un-
der their frank, free postage.
Money remrIed through the mail will be at
he risk of the Publishers. Notes OF all specie
aging Banks in any State of the Union Wiz be
-ceived at par. q. & Nj.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

Blanks OF all kinds for sale a.
fiee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

r eceived on Consignment Mems Saddles
- do Ladies' for sale at
=. d. JONES & Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
RALPm KING

FORMERLY of Savannah, George
COMMISSION MERCHAAi'
90. Common Stresh -
NEW.ORLEANS
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

WILL sell at the court house door in the town
of Holly Springs, on the fourth Monday in
February, the following property as stfays of
Marshall county, viz
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

Fine Lot of Wooden & Willow Ware
II for sale al ID. d. JONES & Co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-09-06

| the court was then opened and inviting
all who had business to attend. The
Clerk sat on block of wood, and used
shingle on his knee for a desk. AZ
ter the grand Jury were empanneled,
and charged by the Judge, they were
sent in care of the Sheriff to large
hollow ravine, in which they could sit
in conclave beyond the view of the
court or spectators. A smaller hollow
or ravine, was appropriated tor the use
Of the petit jury.
The grass grew very tall in the
neighborhood, and if the iurymen lay
down in ring in the grass, they could
still more perfectly exclude themselves
from observation. The judge said that,
one day after having charged the grand
jury, and dismissed them to ther quar-
ters in the large hollow, a tall, rawbon-
ed, live Yankee looking man, with hat
in hand addressed him as follows: 'May
it please your honor,.l wish to speak
to YOU Order sir, what is it?' 'Judse,'
continued he, with the utmost gravity,
lis it right for fellows to snake it in the
grassr 'How? what is that sir?' 'Why
you see,' said the Yankee, there's some
tarnal fellows who's fraid the grand ju-
ry will find something agin 'em, which
they desarve, and they are shaking up
to the grand jury, on their e'lies in the
grass, kind of trying to hear what the
jury are taking about No. respon-
ded the judge with as much gravity as
he could command. q do not allow Of
'snaking.' Here, Mr. Sheriff, 60 sta
ton a guard around each jury's hollow,
and if a man is found 'snaking,' have
him brought before me, and | will cause
him to be punished. Indeed, if 'snaking'
is persisted in, | shall recommend IL
special Act to be passed, making it a
misdemeanor.'
The fact was. the judge said, there
were present at the time, some bare
footed vagrant rascals, who were prob
ably justly suspected Of horse stealing,
and had 'snaked it on the grand jury,
in order to find out whether the jury
intended to present them; and if 50, to
gain time by this clandestine warning.
and flee the jurisdiction ofthe court by
escaping to Missouri. He related many
other curious scenes, which have not
time TO repeat.