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The DEMOCRATIC RLy1E.y.-The January


THE DEMOCRATIC RLy1E.Y.-The January
number Of this Review IS embelshed with an
excellent likeness of the late Senator Linn, and
has moro than It's usual number Of light rea dable
articles. a notice of Judge Carleton 5 rambes
among the Peasnatry of England" is worthy Of
attention. Tales fthe Praires'' are full OF hu-
NOR, and Haydn" is spirited article. "Ten-
nyson's Poems occupy large space.
The PAR1oR MAGAz1xE.-This is new Mag
azine published by J. Kingsley, ~ Ann street
The lst number is finely got up both in manner
and matter, and embeilished with an engraving
of the renowned Game of Life" by Retzsch.
The selections are well made, and effort IS evil
IDENTITY employed to give variety to the reading
matter. This Magazine is published weekly, and
proposes to give good variety of literary matter
in cheap and pleasant form. If the subsequent
numbers are like the first, CT cents, the price Of
single copy, VIII certainly be very low. One
number will be embellished with steel engray
ing and the next with sheet of engraved Music
and so on alternately weekly. Mr. Beach Of
% The Sun :" acts as agent
TIE ESoUmER-No. III OF this temperance
paper, published at Albany, is occupied with q
discussion between Or. t. Hun and E. c. Del
avian, relative to Dr. Scwalrs drawings Of the
human stomach. The whole Of it has been pub
.lished before, in the Albany papers. DR.. Hun,
it seems, objects to the correctness of Dr. Sewaii's
drawings. HIS objections, however, are CT sew
cral uailnportant things, and he opposes chiefly
the doctrine that the temperate use Of ardent
spirits produces such diseases Of the stomach
as DR.. Sewal represents. The whole question,
of course, rests on the number ard value OF the
certificates Of medical men. ln this respect Nh
Delayan undoubtedly has the advantage.
II TIE Clay MINSTREL, or National Song
stcr, has been Greatly enlarged, prclaced by a BIZ
ograpby Of Mr.. Clay, and now covers isl pages
of pocket volume, neatly printed. There IS
Portrait of Mr.. Clay fronhsplcce, which is
rather more dctestablc than any Of the hundred
ourages which have been perpctrated under our
auspices. Otherwise, the Clay Minstrel is the
thing. Price 25 cents. 1t may be had at tins
Office.
TIE SELr.MADE MAN.-This is little work
published by Bennett, Backus & Hawley, OF
Utica, containing, as its name indicates lessons
of life, which are designed especially for young
people, and interspcrscd with interesting stories
adapted to enforce the mora.
d TIE IMITATION OF CHEST, IN Three Books !;
By THoMAs a KEmrls; with an introductory Is
say, by Thomas CHALMERS, has Just been issued
in plain, clear volume of 229 pages by Collins,
Brother & Co., 254 Pearl-strect. This work is
almost as widely known as the Bible.
PHYsToGNoMY AND CRASIoLoGY.-This is a
manual combining Lavater's and Sails theories
and contains much that is interesting to the low
ers of these two sciences. The author shows
that he has studied the subjects he treats of tho
roughly. ]. D. L. Gender, II. d., 400 Broomc-
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~ 1ze.ssh. uIes, $50 sefn1tosli 800 %.
srop,Gz few days or walks is city slct .
are rarely ossd Il is slsi5 iof e, c or . s IN s s I'M
mediate vicinity OF The principal sGE5o&t
apartments cou.enen and neat we us ilois Is ~
with The bsst vegetables and Fruits Gt NJ rroc
Guiding entirely animal Food and st!nullnt5 % :.
Chsss moderate and every effort inside to Iencsr
comfortable Shower BEth1 Tree. he11saGer' a'
airc
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SONG BOOK.

q The National Clay Minstrel and !'rtie
Wings Pocket Companion, for the Prsoiaentlh
Canvass OF sA Price -! 81 90 doZen for sale at
H.. liic- of IN. Tribune.
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cory of aletter from a PoSTMASTEk, & dated 3s,,
SrocxBElpGE Mass, Dec 49, 1913.


rOpY Of a letter from a POSTMASTER,., dated 5s!,
{ - - SrccxBRlpGE, Mass, Dec 10, 1913.
Mr. Isaac BUTTs, .,,.. p.,.,u, IS
Dear SIR: have inst received doz. Of istas Baisam OF
wild Cherry through Aessrs. Handlers SFsss, Tor "'t
reter You my thanks. TIE reputation o. the inses la
-cceaea it and tlnk Cor country village shait max
large sales ofit. have already sold some OF Il "ch u
dsIs,an x doing wonders especially 20 gent !a No m
used all the adyeTise medicines Tor liver complain s'
SUMPTION IL has Ind coush for ye"I and @
which nothing could chcc Coz any length OF time untl ne
commenced talking Basar aud although he mas
taken bat port Of b0e still his cough has almost en-
ti-ey ieit hta He had taken IS BOTTLES OF Buchans
Hungarian Balsam of Life with litt!e or no benefit
Very Respectfully, sc.
A NJ. hIERRICK. ?. N.
s.Dr. Evtstar's BaiSaIn OF Wild Cherry"
is III. greatest medical discovery Of the day. II cures al
affections of lungs and liver after physicians do
more Asthma OF 1902 II gears standing will VARIANT
Irs no CURE greatly relieve
G SUTION-lmifstions Of this wonderful remedy are
spr,ipg ny al parts of the country called By various
names rs Syrup OF y lid Cherry, Baisan Of Escampans
Wild Cherry &c.. BESIDES others Our !ccoR
f,rs of used word Tor word except Substi
t,t some icine for the rje bGiSGR tie
ofapiriIrS VIII utSeii them REDUCED;
rf every suhteruge ard tuck x esored 10 70 palm of
articles Cor the genuine NistaI BaSsm OF Wild cherry
we be cautious and get tue medicine tha
GifpES Sold only l2 Fulton street. corner OF Ss$aS
New York: Dexter, Albany; Gorham, New Haven't E; W.
Bull, Hartford. 49,
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i7NWWISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No 70 INHN.SIR EFT

NO 3 JUHN-SI h.EI
LLIoT, BuRNAP \ B4 81 500 are cot d
5apF i4 . saR5aIsS to vail al dsrta @ 4 sogs
which the qjlon1ns o hasgf,S afrs Of superior
quality EcSa and News P;n.1s c gIsR snd c5
ROC. ana 1T,rrists Hardware AID Gioh -
I Bnacrs aqd FUNK Boa-s; sheanns aid fapiiHs
Pee supplied with al Kind, Of stock and fs
5siais- ~
rREYCH SPEKM CANDLES.--A new !, ana 40
b3nTfuily ornauenled article for the holidays 'of ~
the box or less ass9;S{ YOUNG ss Chatham ssee'
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NEW CLAY MINSTREL.
~ The CLAW Minstrel or, National Songster, to
which Sketch of the Life, Public Services, aud
Character OF Henry Clay. By John $ Llttel.
For sale at the Tribune Office Price d cents single copy
or 50 per dozen. W
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~ $4,000 Rcward.-Thrse Thousand Dollars
will be paid lo the recovery aid delivery Of Ire contents 10
TIE undersigned Of black leather bankrunk and abou3o m
ce long and lsinches widwth the edges sharp tvas IRON
bound with wood straps running along the TOP and bottom
also itll iron. Il IS believed 10 have beea marked
Poneroy s. Coz OF Co." the ends; the SAID trunk
IS supnose 10 have been stolen from board the
tca on III. l3h l. Contained large amount OF
bank notes and crafts enclosed packages n ca
and directed 10 deIest brokers' AID banks III me CITY Oh Wv
York. ,,:;,,-I cher re-
wards Offered b. Other persons interested.
POIlEROY & coz Wall street, - i;o J.;
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
--.--T., IIAkNDEN & OK

Il~SeTTn HAhNDEN q W. u r-aA
//I%&;4g fT11ahave made such arrangements Is
EZ3&5lEttl3 and contracts with various for
e-sGz27-w ardins interests that they eIe--aI--A&-,
prepared to send passengers from Boston ana al
p She H2on sSns U5 ss ROME
isad T@isio or eumee CITY sanusy cit Ohio De-
troit Michigan; Racine AMI Nilwaakis Wisconsin Terri
FromC Cleveland TO Portsmouth, and all intermediate ports
o. Ia C1Sd9 West to Kingston Coburg por, Hope Toronto
or York Hamilton, and the London District
Via Troy Whitehall and intermedae places, TO BuilinC-
t0s 509 aa F 5a5 ia to 6n1sh incag
Louisville aod ali Eotts on the OHIO Kysf to Il Lois W."
Pittsburgh. ~
hampton NJ; Richmond Va Charleston, s. c.; Sava
nah, Geo. Mobile, Alas New Orleans aH to ORION ' N ~,
York all the principal tuopsn and AIasmfa PORTE -
Their arrangements general and extensive ara 10
P51 The VII sV 6i pc ' BE- as1 for on
oue or by any Of conveyance than would pc charged
commencement OF the respective routes by Tue piop
- mend tia, all passengers who contract with shall
5 is6a ns t;9 saats Ha s. St. john
Lgoo Lon9 Cork Gif9@ syf An5~spH sEs
Oreans Boston Albany. Troy Syracuse, Osweso, Buffalo
Hontre5 aud other principal ports IN hufop. ana AFea
and enance 10 passengers who have and to spare
no PANS orexpsnse promoting their comfort convenience
IP PA 'ltii OF PLEASURE AND INVALIDS
to Saratoga Springs Sharon Springs, Avon SPRINGS or Ma
s4Vl
tenanI Agents without additional charge ana al great
SAVING q ( i's'-ss' BUSINESS MEN
viii fnd their operations facilitated By this important ar
'aas s'isD'' IMMIGRANTS.
We trust we shall be the Of saving vast sums OF
money To is class If Travellers anu are determined 20 s
them 10 their dssfina;ion letter, safer and uch ceater usn
has been the HERETOFORE for want OF THIS
different asu ges and who viii i,eto this mnch "Ionee
class Of passengers all tile adTice in!o.Htcn assistance a
protection IN rheir power: ~, ,,. ,.;u
Persons sending their friends 20 the Old Country VIII
fn,, # much 20 their adj antaee TO call upon orr Agents
EEalil TANCES
For the accommodation OF persons fishing to SEND money
their friends in ths Old TouG,ty & VI VIII
able sight. FOR Of g. e. 2O TO iVo or any amount
. '''' - ''1''''-'.- OFFICES.
FtoFidaacs taion Ruiiliags.
Nr--York 10. 2 WaiI-stTset
Albany No. II E1ci,1nae Building
10y 10y. :, 30 ll9 iZ.ygL..Ll-gt-
NOTICE
r. Our outdoor AGENTS who wiz be al the landing OF
tie different Steamboats, Railroad Cars and steamship are
o otey iics oa]ios paseqgsfs ~ Ifrarbg
t names at the o:e or cur olSz' w., & Co.
DEFINED SIGARS.-K l.. q a. 81 JAIL
in quantities Ct fys packages anc upwards d. TIC
ea stasaisl Double Loaf suga, cents perpound
G lot;tr F.
Ground Sugar, Cd quality, : III ,. t,za r,. ,.ch
The above are packed follows without charge Tor pacs'
Loa LORI T. 4 h go,sssI Of o aas en-
Gtg sba Rs = nszl 10 z SIS Greenwich corner Cham
oTls stiees dig I'm
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DRI GOODS.-A long experience IN this bus
~ aes, knowledge OF tie Southern aud Western trade
VIII for general usefulness acquaintance with
counts ard resFectabe and Ahuudlt references "A per
falths services valuable. Address 4 w. E. his ole,
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SITUATION WaNTt.D-by i Printer who has
y has had experience Editor Publshe and PIooi.
lissd-r. isisire ~ This office lat ST.
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BERmUDA-The Charleston papers have Ber-
muda intelligence little later than we havo re-
ccived, but there IS no news of Importance.
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"a A NTED--Empoymeu by coored young
w man fom the cou Try drive, sc. waiter APP
L. Wl.LLln,tnnE IS 2tk
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essEs+sssssiEEs ss HULLS TRUSSES.--Notice TO Rup.
Ga Ps,sonsPsrsoPs s,e5-% w,s fa a1a tse
void atfods, application at the One. . sD
Yezc-s;Ee2 or 70 eh-t OF The agents IN me e, ~ ~
in the United Sta,ez Be careful the eaG -
Halls Trgsses 10 see If they endorsed ey D d tI
TIM. None are genuine TO be rstIe" ai'h " '''' ~
Nay PERSONS ensraks1 70 yend @ ~ en.
he.e i,niiarons cznpot De r,lled uPoa, aeY gre
a By up.ku mechanics and ere no oetssf man Inc oroin
arr sys b.sn fitted up No. ysss street exclusively
xspsrate from the business depart
LOT isc we FINALE Is IN attendance wsit fs
mile petieuu
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PHYsIoGNoMY AND CRANIoLoGY.-Thls IS a
manual combining Lavater's and Sails theories
and contains much that is interesting to the low
ers of these two sciences The author shows
that he has studied the subjects he treats of tho
roughly ]. d. L. Gender, II. d., 400 Bro0mc-
street.
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-Rore e,nancc Cora prIn:cr!-The rtsIes

in i p-oIi Die DAILY aud Weekly NewSpaf es - shiI -
Western city IS Offered for s2i The erfgls'I 5b ss
Alasri is se,o practical printer or an e'i;or o ~
per, would ud 1t 20 the r interest ~ sse 70 mis- - 80
- sy-grallta association --gfHf4e TO -
Pin St third snr. zen iro!G 10 70 y a u
cl,s-tuiiy -iYsn The Constitution :iTon -Sio1-
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CO partnership heretofore
81 Stilma1 & Co, Is tbs day
Stlllman * X. n. Station are
deh:s due 70 sad i'm, End 20
1ult,:ion OF ali debts due 70 or
7. b. STILLMAN.
X. u. SITUATION,
{. ST. J. SEYMOUR.
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T1TAN TEA situation. by respectable wo-
man Cook who understands Pastry, and u excellent
Washer aud oner; would do homework ma riyai. hniy
70 -
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Boston Office, No. 100 Si2ts.street.
Providence Enion Buildings.
Ne.p-YorE no. WaiI-stTsst.
Philadelphia " No 90 Ghe,Rut-srcest.
Asb,nv {" No II Exchange Building.
Troy g 30. l59 Hiyer-stf-rt.
nrtfaln 81 --------.
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---- -ss, THOMPSON'S TRUSSES-Office
IFS rem owed 10 10 Beekman-strect. About 200 OF he
Sf ply sicaus and surgeons OF Newly ok have
fszas gwen heir decided preference 70 this Truss
Sst you graduate the pressuTei from TO fifty
rn, or the ruptare without back pad which does much
nrv 70 tie sp;n- fair trial being the best It's
o applied aud days trial given aud il does nor
rrn the rupture, while peo ming every kind OF exercise or
coughing , give perfect easen wod, tis not saIisiac
tory gcy Tespect the oney is chee,fuy returned and
this is the emily condition on which you should bay truss
4 permanent easily effected and warranted ii drec
lions are followed.
Offices arr fitted up at No. Il Beeman street, one doc! rom
Nassau syely for applying this and al are ,nyeh
10 GENE aud Try for themselves, aSiW
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NOTICE
REFINED SUGARS

REFINED SUGARS,
At THE FOIL OWING Low CASH PRICES.
IEIO0LSEY 81 WOOLSEY offer their stand
wv ard quality Double Refined Susars follows, namely:
Loaf IL: cents per 10. When less than packages
Crushed II! 80 s. purchased half a cent per pound
Powdered. l2 " /" additional.
The ahoYe are packed as tollowS:
LoaYes IN boxes of 300 lbs.
Crushed tn bbls OF 2j1 t No charge fox packages
Pnwtlete., IN 20 80 go F."
Apply to he Ne Pa,en. Sugar refinery, corner OF
South and Montgomery or 80 !Vall-stIrst
y. B-0rers cur Of the city mrst be aeeompaniosi ~
remittance. 10 LIZ
GLEiIH BELLS.-A full assortment OF ioP P5..
~ aai fancy strapped Sleigh Bells al wh9e;a!s TGS
6E7EAS--300 half chests Young Hyson, Canton
d aeSe GR lis MINTURN CO., IS s9aths'
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DOCT. EHDgISGMAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN j.;
DAVIS, city of Hudson Columbia county, N.sY.i and
for sale in this city At wholesale and retail by
JAMES S. AsPINWAiI,
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TIE SELr.MADE MAN.-This is a little work
published by Bennett Backus & Hawley, of
Utica, containing, as its name indicates, lessons
of life, which are designed especially for young
people, and ntcrspcrscd with interesting stories
adapted to enforce the mora.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-09

The Columbus Ship of the Line, Capt. Cooper,
and Columbia, Frigafe, Capt. Shubrick, were y1ng
off Monte Video.-All we'll. Journal CON-
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BOARD WANTED IN a respectable private
ID fmiy wher there other hoarce AID no ohsrsn.
pprse for a from The Is, day Of Slsy Htsi; aslor and
-, good bedrooms viii b. required The locstoG mast o
IA respectable aud quiet reghborhood the upper Of
the Cty not ShoYe Nth line menucoipg location
sr,sp5ion Is lwF
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-Nt'
DISS0LUTI0N-rht
existing under the name
dissolved By limitation. I. I
JaIv AUTHORISED TO ecsiect al
nss ;h- name of the firm in II
Newly ork, Jan Isl, ls4i.
jams Il
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A LII THE BEST OF THE ADVERTISED
"A MEDICINES, for sale by
J. & l. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
Dc lm- 227 HUDSON ST. corner Spring.
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nlSSOLUTICN.-The co partnership hereto
fore existing under The name Of s!aftcn < seymour Il
this DAY dissolved b. limitation. H. NJ sttatof IS GUY sa
szs Of sad iquiGation all debts due % or iFona IL
c. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR:
" orr Isr lzt Tsi4 jda3 II
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
T'Eae Sasuraay EgGu uErer

4 WEEKLY FAMILY Ne WSPAPER
TERAIs--$2 per annum for single copy; s.:
for two copies, and s. for four copies. In al
cases payment to be made in advance, and in
notes of specie-paying banks. PoStmasterS and
Agents viii be allowed one copy Of commission
for every 5S5 they remit.
The fist number was issued on the first Sat
urday in January, 1914.
The paper will be printed in the best manner
and on sheet equal in size and typographical
execution. TO any weekly newspaper in the Uni
ted States
The object of The publisher will be to render
the
SATURDAY INQIRER"
a chaep, acceptable, entertaining, and inStruc.
tive Family Newspaper, Il will be VINO in poll
ticS-will contain the proceedings in Congress
and the State Le9islatuTe-all the great speeches
that NAV be delivered either at Harrisburg or
Washington, together with all important public
dccuments.-'fhe best stories will be copied into
its columns from Annals as well as from the
American and European Magazines. II VIII
contain all the Domestic and Foreign News of
interest," choice selections from new publications
sound moral articles, suited for the Domestic
Circle and Family fre-side, with every thing
in short. which may seem calculated to render
lis columns attrsc TO all proper minded clas-
SeS of society.
and forward subscriptions.
Address, JESPER HARDING.
No 81 South Third ST., Philad
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
sY,. THOMAS HALL.

The public is respectfully informed, that
this institution for the education of boys Is
now opened and ready for the reception OF
pupils in temporary buildings provided for
that purpose.
The plan oflhe school and It's course of
instruction, are such as will secure for It's
members as full and thorough an education
as can be obtained at any similar lnstltu-
ton In the United States.
The terms for boarders are $3.50. for the
session of % months, payable in 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 10 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 may 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. 10-l844,-2l
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
" O TIC E .

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the End
Il = instant, my boy BOSE-SomeiimeS he went
by the name OF Charles. He is about 81 or -
years OLD, we'll made, about feet or inches
high. bright Completed, large scar on the right
cheek, upper front teeth decayed near The roots;
he took with him pair Of kersey panlaloors and
roundabout coat, also james dress coa,. | am
not aware of MS direction but have reasons to
believe that he has bent his course for Memphis
for the purpose of getting a steamboat, il he
Is no taken of by some white perSon. He is my
carriage driver, and was born and raised in the
family. Any person apFrending said boy and
putting him in jail, or delivering him 10 the sub
scribeT, living near Belmonie, Eanola county
Miss, will be literally rewarded and all rraS-
enable expenses paid
Jan. I6 1914. E. B. HIBBLFR.
Letters addressed TO Bellmonie p O., Pamela
county, Miss, will be promptly atleded to.
Jan, 10, IS44.-ct-(Pr's fee $i)
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
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
its of james Fldck, deed all peTsous 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 10 make Immediate
payment,
LUCY FLACK,
JAMES ROBINSON,
Dec %, IS43-h administrators
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
HOLLY SPRINGS
STRAY SALES.
Feb. 2, 1874.

r WILL sell at The court house door in the town
L of Holly Springs, the fourth Monday in
February, the following property ssfayS ol
Marshall county, viz:
ONE Iron Gray mare mule, taken up by
John A. Bradford living one mile east of
Waterford. supposed TO be years old. Ap-
praised to S25,O0
ALSO one Dark Brown horse, taken
up bv Francis A Barrett, 4 l2 miles west
Of HudsonvilIe fifteen years Old, IA l-2
hands high. slightly marked with the collar
on the neck, no other marks or bands. APP
praised to $4,000
ALSO one sorell horse mule taken up
by Alexander W5stmorand nine miles
southeast Of Waterford near McCartys old
Ferry on Tiper No brands or markes
perceivable, supposed to be 5 years old
Appraised to $500.
ALSO-one mouse colo-ed mare mule,
taken up by n II SIedge, one and half miles
southeast of Holly Springs, supposed to be
8 or 10 years old. Appraised to $50
ALSO-one light brindle work steer, Ia
Waterford, white back and belly, marked
with crop off the right ear and S it in the
under part of each ear, the points of his
horns sawed off, supposed to be years old.
no brands perceivable. Appraised to Sl5.
Also. one Sorrel mare taken mp by Elias
S Winford miles Nerth CT ChuIahoma.
5 years old. no brands or marks perceivable
appraised to Sl5.
Also. 2 sows and pigs, taken up B F
McKie half mile from Chulahoma, one of
them has 6 pigs and naked with a crop and
half crop in each ear. appraised to S3 so.
JAMES FL. SWAN, Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

ne State of Mississippi Circuit Court Sep
Marshall County ! tember Term 1913
Robert Knox,
No 40. rs
John " Stewart
UPON opening the matters of this bill, and
appearing to the Court that John M
Stewart is not resident of the State o
Mississippi, but resides beyond the limits
thereof so that the oTdinay 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 frs. Monday
in March next, at the court house Holly
Springs, AID plead answer ur demur to
the Complainants bill. the same will be ia
ken pro coafeSso as to him, and set for hear
ne erpa1te. And on motion Of the Com
plainan; by bis 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 a week for six
ks successfully.
A. Il. CARUTHERS,
By GEORGE VEST d. c..
November low.