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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
CARRIAGES. CARREAGEsm

Coach Mandatory s Carriage Repository
yJ7 NJ S. BRUCE respectfully informs the
w public, that he has permanently located in
Memphis, on Main Street, between Madi-
son and Monroe, where be Is prepared 10 carry
ON t1e above business in all It's branches. He is
also prepared TO receive all kinds of Carriages
on commission and has now on hand an aSsor
ment from the we'll known establishment OF |.
b. Bruce, Cincinnati, among which Is splefi-
did New York coach i fine RockawaY baronch
Park wagon, and BusgyS, WITH or without top
all o. winch will sell cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this market or The east All work
made or sold by me viii be warranted. have
work men al all branches OF The business, and am
prepared 10 bald work in the best STYLE.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice.
Dee 22d, ISi3-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

TAKEN up bV Lemuel FdTrOW l1
miles north Of Holly Springs, one grey
mare. shod all round. about la l-2 hands
high, seven years old Appraised TO S27
so cts
TAKEN up by William FL Daniel, liv-
ing 8 | 2 miles south west of Holly Springs,
one Iron grey horse, has scar on the inside
OF his left thigh. supposed to oe | 5 | 2 hands
high, or 10 years old. Appraised to $50
BY Charles Lesiner. Z miles from Hol-
ly Springs on the stage road to Salem, one
sorrell horse feet inches high. 6 years
DID, feet all white. fax name and tail, blaze
face. Appraised to S55
ALSO, one bay horse about a feet in
ches high, feet all white, snip on the nose
5 years old, has been cut or burnt for the
fstula. Appraised to $50.
J. H. SWAN Ranger
Jen 5th ls44,-c.
BY Charles Harris miles Norlth-wes
of Holly Springs, one brown coIored horse
mule, reached name. light colored round the
mouth s years old next spring. Appraised
to S35
TAKEN up by John B. Brown, miles
South of Chulahoma, hogs, 2 black spaid
sows, 2 black and W, hi.c barrows, one black
and white spad sow one red sandy barrow,
all marked with crop and splits in the
left and 2 splits in the right ear. appraised
% $40
BY William Robinson, miles west of
Tallaloosa. one SorreI mare about | 5 years
I'D, right eye out. Is hands high, some
mall white spots on her shoulders Also, /
small Bay mare mule with its knees incli /
ling together. Appraised to SIS each.
JAMES FL SWAN. Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Executor Of the estate
ofJackson A Griffith, dcd, will at Probate
Court to be holden in and for Marshall
County, Mississippi. on the fourth Monday
of February next, present for allowance, his
account, and final settlement O! said estate, a
which time and place, persons interestet
may attend and except to said account
they choose 10 do so.
JAMES MITCHELL, Er'k 8
Dec. %, IS43-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having on the 23rd day OF
- October IS43, obtained from the Probate
court of Marshall county State of Mississippi
letters of administration, with the will annexed.
all singular, the goods, chattels and credits of
Martha BeasIey deed. All persons having
claims against The estate of said deceased are
therefore, hereby requested TO EXHIBIT the same
within the time limited by law the same will
be barred Those indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate raymenl.
THOMAS BEASLEY, Adm illustrator.
October 27, lS43 -6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
GREAT AND UNRIVALED A r
TRACTION!
600 Packages New Fall & Winter
Goods.
j. & S. MARTIN g. CO.,

| On Front RoU opposite the Steamboat LGndaa;
A RE now receiving from New York and Bo,
n ton, large and fresh stock of Fall ant
Winter Goods which they offer TO sell Tor caSl
as low as goods can be sold in the South.
They respectfully invite all persons who wisl
TO buy goods 10 call and examine their stock anC
prices:
Among other things they have
1900 pieces prints from ct 10 20 cents
lis bales Brown DomeSticS al reduced price.
500 pieces Hdkfs, 800 dozen cotton Hose;
Ginghams, Apron Checks, striped ShiringS
Cotlon nett dra werS, 500 dog spool Thread, Sc
WOODEN Goods.
$50 pieces Ky. Jeans, 60 pieces Sattinetts
10 pieces ClohS, 500 worSled ShawlS
so doZ nett Shirts and Drawers
1900 Blankets 100 pieces Flannel,
$50 pieces kerseys and LinSeyS
Merinos, Alpaca Lustres, Orleans Cloth Grape
and Nous. lie Lanes, de Lisle Chusans, new
and beausi III article for ladies' dresses.
Boots and Shoes.
IL 900 pair Boots and Shoes, the Largest and
cheapest stock ever offered IN this markell ano
Just here we don't calculate on any selling
shoes cheaper than we do , about three fourths
of our stock of shoes, afford TO sell foI
nothing.
BOnnefs, Hats and Caps.
A large and fine stock of Bonnets, Hats and
Caps-Fur Caps al any price.
Hardware.
general stock of Hardware, consisting iI
part OF Vices mouse hole Aneifs, black
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
Saddfery.
40 ladies' and mems Saddles; these we eyPeci
TO sell without profit: Brides, Collars, SireIng |
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers Whips, &c |
Ready Made Clothing.
A good stock OF Ready Made Clothing, which (;
must necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have connected with our Dry Goods es- /
abli>hment Grocery and Commission House. !
and have now in store,
100 pieces Bagging, 100 coils Rope
200 sacks Rio Coffee
500 sacks Salt 10 hogSheads Sugar
30 boxes window Glass 4 ceroons Indigo
We expect in a short time TO receive a general /
took OF Groceries.
Particular attention paid TO Storing and Ship !
1ing Cotton, And now in conclusion We havt !
o say our goods MUST be sold, they were pur-
hased with that view, and we intend TO sell /
hem and then buy more and sell again. We I
epeat our invitation, "WALK M and we will |
% our best tc suit you.
Memphis October, l3.-tt
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

T OsT OR STOLEN black Setter puppy.
IL months old, loaned to DR.. Carter; he
got away from his boy near Mr.. Mornings
on the Wyatt road. near tie forks below
Waterford, | will give the above reward
to any person who will deliver him to me
in Holly Springs
II is said he has been seen in town.
C. C. CHINN.
Jan. IL, 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

Ihe State MisSissippi Off Circuit Court Sep
Marshall CounIy Seember Term 1913
Robert Knox, !
No 40. rs
John n Stewart
UPON openingthe matters of this bill, and
tappearing to the Court that ohm N.r
Stewart is not resident of the State OF
Mississippi. but resides beyond the limits
thereof so that the nrdf.sy process of this
Court cannot be executed on him: There
fore it is ordered bv the court that unless
the said defendant appear at the next term
of this court to be held on the first Monday
In March next at the court house Holly
Springs. aad plead answer or demur to
the Complainants bill, the same will be Ia
ken pro cOnfesso as to him. and set for hear
ng erparte. And on motion oft Com
plainant by his Solicitor. it is ordered by the
court that copy of this order be inserted in
the Gazette" newspaper published in the
town Of Holly Springs once week for ST X
weeks successivelv.
A. Il. CARUTHERS,
By GEORGE VEST ID. G.
November low.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
NOTICE.

DY order of the Probate Court of Marshall
Id County Miss, l will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, on twelve month time, in Chula-
homa, on Monday 10Th of January 1874, Lois
No, l03, I0i, I75, I66 l67, l6S 90, 81, 95, 96,
81, and half Cf 90, in said town. Bond and secu-
riiy viii be required. J. G. WALKER.
Guardian for S. A. 81 A. NJ. Walker.
Nov. 90, lS43.-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

By q late law Tie SherlH has Iue control OF
the col ecting of the taxes of !hiS county, there
fore, all those who fail 10 attend al the places
appointed tor their collection, and pay over,
will be liable 10 pay the usual cost for The coiec
ling of claims by such officers.
WYATT EPPS, Collector,
per JouN r. MCCARRoLL'D T. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
HOLLY SPRING FEMALE
STII'UTE.

The examination of the pupils of this In
stitute will take place on the Goth, 2lsr and
22d of December next.
The following Session will commence on
Moaday. the 9Th day of January next
Ii is necessary that early application be
made for entrance into the Boarding Depart
ment And it is highly essential to the in
terests of the pupil that nthc be entered, in
the Literary Departme A. on the first day Of
the Session. G. A. FOSTER,
Rector f. Prineipal
~ The Memphis Enquirer and Appeal
will please publish the above until the open
20 the next Session. G. A. +.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
NOTICE

The undersigned having, on the 25th day
of September. lS43, obtained from The Pro-
bate Court of Marshall county, State OF
Mississippi, letters of Administration upon
all and singular the goods, chattels and cred
lis of James Fldck, decd all peIsous 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 he barred Those indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment,
LUCY FLACK,
JAMES ROBINSON,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
LET 1T ALONE.

hereby forwarn all persons from cutting on
L hauling timber off of the Southwest OF
sec 8, in the vicinity OF Holly Springs as am
determined TO enforce the law on all such tres
nassers JOHN r. McCARROLL.
Agent for the owner.
Nov II, IS43.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
CALL AND SETTLE.

~ those indebted 10 hIm, that
he has suspended business in Holly Springs
for The sole purpose of collecting hisdebis
and restoringshis health.
All persons indebted. will save cost by
calling and settling, on or before the lst day
of January, 1914. as he is determined 10
place all of his claims, without respect to
persons, in the hands of the Officers. with
EXPRESS ORDERS to PUSH, on all
that can be collected.
He can be found in the back room next
to Snatton s. Goodlett's. or on the square at
all times. H. Fl. PIPKIN
Holly Springs Dec 22, iS43.-ct
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

WIN. a. Boren
Jacob Cox and others.

HPON opening the matters of this bill il ap-
u nearing TO the satisfaction OF the court, that
he defendant Jacob Cox is not an inhabilant of
ihIs State but resides beyond the limits thereof,
be served on him. III is therefore ordered that
unless said defendant appears before the Judge
Of said court, at the court house in the town OF
Holly Springs, on the first Monday in Mare h
next and plead, answer or demur, To said bill
he 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 il is further ordered that copy Of this or
der be published in the Holly Springs t1azetie Il
newspaper published in Holly Springs, once
week for two months SucceSsiVely.
Test A. T. CARUThERS, Clerk.
Dec, % IS43-9t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

THE undersigned is authorised asthe agent
u cf Mrs. c. WATSON to sell or rent the House
and l. Il now occupied by Col. p. w. Lucus on
centre street in Holly Springs. For terms ap-
nv 60 the subscriber. WM- FINLEY.
Dec. 9, is43.-A
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
Distri ct Chancery Court of the State
Mississippi at Holly Springs

Consider Parrish In Vacation, octo-
Federick Fed w. Huling eli al. Der 24ih' 1913
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, it ap-
~ pearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
the defendants James Davis, Joshua S. Curtis
and Roben III. Pattillo, are not inhabitants of
this State bat reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that The ordinary process of this court cannot be
served on them, Therefore il is ordered: That
unless the said defendants appear before the Vice
Chancellor, at the court room in the town of
Holly Springs on the first Monday Of January
next, and Plead answer or demur 10 complain
ants bill, the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as TO them, and such order
and decree made therein as the Vice Chancellor
shall deem equitable and just And it is further
ordered, That copy Of this order be inserted in
the "Holly Springs Gazette newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Holly Springs, Mississippi,
once a week for two months, successfully.
Test. JAMES C. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Lucas, LANE CLArP, sorrs fo- compPt.
October 81 l6i3-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
The State of Mississippi. } Circuit court. No
Lafayette County; vember termls43
ne aIO5 90 100
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, Ii is ordered by the court
That unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day of the next
term OF this court 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
plain And it is further ordered, That copy
of this order, together with a specification of
the cause of action and amount claimed as
due from defendant to plaintiff, be published
for 6 weeks successively in the "HolIy
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs and State afore-
said, which il done
Attest c. ". PHIPPS. Clerk
Dec. 10, 1913. czrC1lf e0Art.
BELcHER s. JOHNSON, Alto.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

A LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post-Ofice al Hol-
iy Springs. January lst 1874. If not taken
out before the Is. April. will be sent 10 the
General Post Office, as dead Letters
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19
w. S. PICKETT
JOHN Nh. KRAFT
CONFUSION AND F0Pirt,
DING MERCHANT --'''

DI4fU 1h EhCHdAT
No ;, Commercial From Rsr s.,-s -.
RGil Road,
WIN make liberal advances n, 81. -- -.''
w Signel 10 his friends. Mun~-lI W..
Co New Orleans; or will Receivssrs e.. g..
dispose of Cotton as he is instruc,sa = @ !.
who may favor him with Their r~ss-
Has constantly on and for sale Ks7rr-g-5.-
ging, Bale Rope, I wine, Sugar M5sNss =,
fee, Tea, Sail, &c. &c. --'
1.-THE Holly Springs Gazette s-s Pass.
Weekly Register, will copy the as.-. -,
forward accoun; TO me for paymsu,
J. +. Kraft
ommeraille Reporter
ALLAN ASH Ia d CO..
ConlmisSioa s. Foricardiag Nsfa-.a
NEw 0RLELxs
HAVING on The 4th Of March las rzz-
l. a. sed the interest OF WM RIDHlE & SzrH
Mason in the house of Riddle 1iay5a & @. E.
undersigned will continue the Con-N-
Business in New Orleans, undeEthe firm b a.
Lam ASHER & CO, and Solici.s The E-.--.
age of his friends and acquaintance.
ALLAN ASHE2
New Orleans, October 1913
~ The North Albanian, Holly SPri1a e.
zette, Sommerville Reporter, and F.ersassA B,
lurer, will publish munlhS.-lltm. BaE
Dec.-I7-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-01-19

a LargeLot of Cotton Yarn. just Re-
ceived on Consignment for sale low at
.. d. JONES s. Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-24

bill for The relief orrevolulionary soldiers.
Same, vol. Z, page 730.
May 2, 1912, he voted AGAINST the
revolutionary. pension bill-Sd'Re, vol. s
part ., page 27i3.
We ask for no better evidence that a
man is without "A tue American heart Than
is furnished by such votes as These. n or
would we vote for such man for Presi-
dent even if we had The misfortune to be
long TO the party that nominated him.
There is something so cold, so unGeel-
ing, so hcartess, and wilhal Of such black
ingraltude in the refusal TO smooth the
pillows of the Soldiers of the Revolution,
that we can never forgive men who refuse
Them mere pitlance from our abundance,
We owe all we possess 10 the patriotism
and gallantry of men who served through
"A long war, enduring hardships and priva-
'Ions to which we are strangers, and then
receiving pay in currency utterly value.
less.-And the idea OF making an migrate
who has steadily opposed the payment Of
portion of the debt we owe to our Re-
evolutionary Fathers, President of the
United States, is absolutely revolving. 1t
ought not to be endured for moment.
Give Us d man for President who has
some heart, who can feel for others, and
who is not, like Van Buren, and Polk, all
fer themselves ALBANY ~ y JO'~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-24
MR. JAMES CARROLL,

Had our opponents Contented them
selves with responding to the State Con-
ventlon's nomination of this gentleman, as
their Gubernatoral Candidate, without ap-
?ealing to the Butte .MonumCni, to invoke
the spirit of patriotism in behalf of their
party, we are not sure that we should not
have permitted his omission to discharge
his duty as a citizen soldier, in defence of
Baltimore, to have slept upon the shelf of
oblivion. But wher we read that oppcaI,
and recollecled that the Presiding OGccr
OF the meeting by which it was made, al
the Hon. James Carroll, the Candida.a
for Governor, had both left the City to its
fate, when the gallant dead, whose names
graced the patriot column appealed to.
generously went forth to battle, and lost
their lives, we felt it to be alike due to the
living and the dead, to expose the eflion,-
cry, which could, under such circumslan-
ces, induce the leaders of the Locoloco
party, to offer up an inyoca ion III favor
Of a man who had failed to fulfil his duty
As citizen soldier, in the hour of danger.
We have, therefore, as an iinperious duty,
stated The fact to the people of Maryland,
which we here rellerate, that
The Hon. JAMES CARROLL,
THE LoCoFoCo CANDIDATE FOR COVER
NOR, lNGLoRl oUsLY SOUGHT SAFETY BY
FLIGHT. WHEN TIE CRY or BALrIMoRE
WAS BEsIEGED BY THE BRlTlsH ARMY
AND FLEET, IN lSl4.
In making, and repeating this charge,
we wish it to be distinctly borne in mind.
that we do i. from no spirit Of personal i /
will We acknowledge to Mr., Carroll's
moral and religious worth; but we do hold
it to bea sacred truth, that any one who
proved, in the hour of peril, that he huA
not nerrc to .fnIM his duty, as a ciii.cn
soldier. IN dcfemce af The city, dt'his b,rih
is not qualified TO be the Chief Magistrate
of a brave and patriotic State, like old
Maryland.-Amer. Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-24
MR.. POLK'S PATRIOTISM.

James X. Polk, the Locofoco nominee
for President, from all we can learn of him
is cold, selfish, unfeeling man. We
stated the fact, few days since, of his
vote against the resolution approprialing
IA few cords of wood for the relief of the
perishng poor at Washington, during an
unusually severe winter. We now sub
NIT a record Of his votes against bills
granting pensions to The surviving patriots
of tie Revolution. Facts like these ex-
hlbi a man in his true character. Aud
where shall we look for any thing more
repulsve and sickening, than is 10 be
found in the character o. a man who, in
herllng and luxurialing upon the bounties
and blessings which the heroes olthe Re.
volutlon bequeathed 10 lis, votes steadily
against the payment OF small intalmenls
OF the debt we owe these aged veterans
But let us come to the record. We copy
from the Congressional Debates: POLK
AGAINST THE OLD PATRIOTS OF
THE REVOLUTION.
March. Ii, 1928, on the passage of the
bill for the relief Of the surviving officers
of the revolutionary war, Mr. Polk in
THE NEGATIVE Cong, Deb. vol. d,
part 2, page 1870.
March lS, 1880, he voted AGAINST
the revolutionary pension bill,-Same.
vol:6, part l, page 629.
March 10, "Mr. Polk spoke some time
against the BILL" and voted against it
Same page 635.
Feb. II, 1881, he voted AGAINST the
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you ask permission TO use my first at dis
erection, and IS no injustice can be done
to any one, by allowing you to do so,
although my letter was written as private,
| know of no good reason why should
withhold the Termiss!cn you ask, and |
therefore accord it:
Very respectfully,
Ii. 3. BASCOM.
DR.. J. G. GoBLE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-24
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
ORATOR PUFF HAD TWO TONES
TO HIS VOICE.
DR.. J. G. GoBLE.


The position which the Locofoco Can
didae for the Presidency occupies reIa-
tive to the tariffs certainly an unenvia-
Bile one. Su'l'jnc as his views on this
subject are applied to his own state Of
Tennessee, where the ocos one and all
are open in their opposition to that mea'
sure he was safe enough. But when, with
great nnanlmdy he was nominated for the
Presidency on The ninth ballot, after all
the other candidates had been pitched
overheard it became necessary for him
like his great prototype, Orator Puff, to
assume two tones 10 his voice. OH the
subject of the Tariff.
In his address to the people Of Neck
lenhugh Tennessee in 1913, he said
am opposed to the tariff of the late Con-
gress;' and am in favor OF Repeating that
act.
The Harrisburg PENN Union, Lo-
Coloco print, says Polk is in favor Ct a
tariff that will afford the ampest nciden-
tai Protection to American Industry,
The Charleston Is. CaroIina,) Courier
says, that he Polk is for free trade sc.
The llarrisburgh PENN Union says,
we happen to know that he (PoIk) holds
the doctrine of free trade in actual abhor
ance He has has never advocated it and
he never WILL
A Protective TARIFF said James X
Polk at Jackson Tenn in April 1913 is
measure which consider rulnous to
the interests Of the country
James r. Polk says the Harrisbugh
Union; is opposed to the Disturbance OF
The present tariff
THE provisions Of the present tariff
ed with adherence by Gov. Polk aud his
friends
James X. Polk says the ITarrisburgh
Union, lis opposed to the disturbance Of
the present larill, believing permanence in
our laws to be of incaiculabIe value
Mr.. Folks views on the tariff are
Southern to the back bone says the
Charleston Mercury-thal is, he is for
rec Trade
Mr.. Polk holds the doctrine of free
trade in actual abhoGrence' says the llar-
risburgh Union.
j am opposed to the tariff act am
in favor of lis repeal view its provis-
ions with abhurrenoc-l am for free trade
i consider a protective tariff injurious
to the interests Of the country, says James
X. Polk.
lam in favor OF tariff with reasona-
bic incidental protec,ion-l hold the doc
trlne of free trade in unqualified abhor-
renee never advocated free trade and
never will am opposed to the dstur-
bance OF the present tariff, believing per-
nance in the laws to be of incalcuIable
Value am in favor of the amplest Incl
dental protection to domestic industry
am the special friend Of the coal and iron
interest," says James X. Polk, through his
Locoioco orgars-and say they, 'we
state these facts upon the very best au-
thority, and caution the democracy agains
listening to the misrepresentation of the
Coons.'
IIurrah then for Polk and free trade
IIurrah then for Polk and no free trade
Ilurrah for Polk and protective tariff! (!
IIurrah for Polk and no Protection