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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
NEW GooDs--LATEsT STYLES.

NJ & S. BOND are now receiving and open
boat lanoine, large and well selected sock Of
staple and fancy dry goods, consisting in part as
follows -
Plain black Italian, luiestfing, black figured
and fancy silks, lace, lawns, balzarineS. muslinS
assorted; thread lace and edeiBgS, lacoBet iD>eT-
Iings and edgingS, French worked and oimety
collars, black and fancy kid gloves; black ana
fancy silk miIrS Irish linens, Russia ShretiLe
cotIunadeS. Mexican mixtures. nan keen>, dome>-
tics hosiery, assorted. Black cloths, black aud
fancy ea>simerS, boots, shoes an hats, assorted.
Hardware.--Trace and filth chains, steel
and iron wedding hoes, bellows, abvilS, vices,
pin and crosS-cut saws, scyihe ard grass blades,
aueerS chiSels shutter fasteners, axes, haIhrtS,
hammers, &c, preserving kettles, inlaid with
porcelain, cheap and superb article.
Sedar Ware.--FailS, piggins, tubs, paint
ed buckets, willow wagons, Sc.
OueenSWare.--Whi hiIe China setis, 32 or
64 laet e.: dishes, huwlS and plates, assorted.
Glass Wnre.--PIeSsed and plain tum.
ieIS. vines, sugars and sali sisni>. &c.
Sadicry.--Ladie>', men, and boys all price
,narfingales. brides, saddle and travelling bags
wagon and carriage ships. &c &c
IS kegs best DuPonts FFF powder; lead, shot
and all other goods usually sold IN this mark
100 ounces best quinine. which We VIII sell
ow. Ia
Persons wishing 10 purchase goods 10" WI
End II "a their interest 10 cell and examine tDeii
s,oek as they can and s0iH sell on as good terms
Is any house in the city.
Memnbis Aurii %. lS44-31-SU
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
TO ALL WHOM II MAY CON

Germ. Al Meeting of Salem Lodge, No. f3,
(at ttIS riace) On the Sth day oi June ut- OBt
Henry l.. Machem, for causes >UfEcient OF {
gT o. uBmssonic character, was expelled Iron.
~ the privileges and immunIiies OF Masonry
Given under my hand bv order ofSaid Lodge
}. w ADKINS, Secretdrg.
Said Machen, j. about % years al age, feei
8 or inches high, weighs about 30 los. far
compit xlon, with light >ansy hair, and eyes .;
rather a dark hs zie cslor. His right alm sLd
foot each detective, hi wing been iIJuiec by
q wound, the >caIS OF v hick are yet perce Ivi be
His aim is somewhat leIisFtd, ~ = slih, al
ticularly at The elbow JOINT. WHEN walking 1T
Emps slightly upcn lie injured foot.
J. w A ADKiNS. Secretary
OF Newspapers friendly 10 Masonry VIII please
copy.
Salem Mississippi, June 29h, 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
FIRES FL + A NJ l. \
GROCERIES
D. D. JONES &C0

HAVE Just received, in addition To their
former stork, the following articles, which
they are offering at reduced prices
) lids. Sugar Bis Molasses
bis loaf Sugar 2 /" crushed sugar
% sacks Rio coif,,e 3 sacks Lseuirs
2 sacks lava box. sep. T"bac
10 box Ky. tobacco co. Sancer's b. 81
boxes common /" 10 box sperm cand
9 box tallox cand' Is o boxes m. r. raisins
5 kegs powder 20 h"gs shot assofl
4 bales lead boxes soap 10
3 bnxes pickles 3 barrels maekarei
4eoils assoft rope shad
40 lbs scotch snuff dog scotch bottles
400 lbs bar lead 500 lbs smoking 20
6 doz bsooms baeeo. cd.
gross backing dog black brushes
IA cedar pals 6ntst keelrrs
3 pl buckets doz cedar enurns
8 dog sierss doz neaver's sieys
A large lot Of Tubs. pins, pills &c.
A'saa lsp.. LOT OF tin ware by Wholesale
or retail besides many other things not men
toned above.
Juue 7. 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
NOT ICE.

THOSE indebted to the late firm of LU-
CAS- s LANE, and also the concern uf
Lucas. LANE s. CLAPP, will please ma K e
immediate payment The business ofthesr
concerns will not admit of delay in their
settlement. aud it IS hoped that those inter
estfd will not wait for more urgent appeals.
tut will see the necessity. at once. oi clio
sing up. and act accordingly
The business will BE- continued by LU-
CAS- s. CLAPP at their former office
P w LUCAS,
Surviving Partner.
July 90. IS44-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

On Tues day me 10Th June, by the Rev. $.
White WIN. A. CRoUcH, Esq. 10 Miss II. c.
MoRRIsoN, all OF this county.
COMMUNICATED
At Athena, Marshall county, Miss. on Mon
dav Morning, Jny D. 1914, hy the Rev DR.
Hawks OF the Episcopal church, the Hon. e j
SHIELDS of Memphis Ten, 10 Mrs. MARY L. >
SHIELDS of the former place.
Thus are we again called on TO mourn loss
Gan irreparab,e loss, caused by Memphis.
A brilliant star is gone, and we have not even
the consolation, that she viii remain amongst
US She changed not her name, but change
greater than that OF a name-change OF family
change Of frierds and asSociaies-and a change
from here to Memphis.
am now, hencef0rth and forever, particular.
iy opposed TO Memphis and that portion of Tenn.
The inha b;tan : ofthat region Sander the health
of this, abuse town. NEEDLE impertinentIy
in our politics, and lastly, though no. The Ieas.
grievance, they :ake away our faIrest and mos
beautiful lady's.
lam, MIR. Editor, for annexation with Texas,
but no more re-annexalions with Memphis.
am perfectly satisfied that is political move on
the Fan Of the wings of Memphis 10 elect Clay,
but they caHLot carry Mississippi that way
Another attempt OF similar kind, (and some
understand are eontemplated,) shall be made a
personal matter, and l have peculiar way of
seIling such difficulties. up
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

Henry " De Puy, former editor and
pnblisher Of the Orleans Republican. at Al
Zion. but lately Of the Wabash Standard, La
fvsur. Indiana well known to many of our
erizens. we see by the last number of the
laller paper, renOunces Locofocoism, aud
declares boldly against the annexation OF
Teas 10 The Union By6aio Commercial
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
Ess Berlin, June 20, "A.


The las. Hagers,own Herald of Freedom
lys
W. have. in the performance OF our du
/, s. Recording Secretary TO the Hagers,
5yr Clay Club. recorded the names of
TFTEEN voters who were the friends
nd supporters OF Martin Van Buren in Is
IN Nd who have l,f "lhe foul party" and
aro aog 6rst rate Clay Tariff Wings.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
AND YET ANOTHER.

The work IN Tennessee goes on bravely.
The last Knoxville Register says: MIR
Biugh a Locoloco Representative of the
county Of Hawkins in 80, has declared his
deter rnnination. in a public speech. to support
Henry Clay for the PRESIDENCY? Mr. Baugh
was warm supporter Of Van Buren in Is.
80 bat be cant vote for Polk and Dallas
MsmP. Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE..

LET FERS of Administration with the
viii anns xed upon other goods chatrls and
credits. not already drinistered of the rs
tate OF John Moore deed, having been
granted 10 the Undersigned, at the Nav
Term lS44 of the Probate Court of Mar
shall county. Mississippi Notice is here.
by given, requiring all persons having
clain's against said state 10 fxhibitthe sam.
within the time Limited by law, or the same
viii be barered
JAMES ELDER, Executor,
June 9Th. 1914 = CIV.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
AND MORE OF THEM.

:, a late meeting oflhe New Brunswick.
=, =, Clay Club. Mr Duuning Kelley. huh
eUe a Locotoco, came oil strong wing,
aHd made speech seplete with sound ar
sumsnt Two other farmers who had Tor.
merry acted with the Locos. took ground
'OF Clay and Protection at the same time.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
HA,yS.o ErNI NJ z n g
For THE PILES.

THE price, 81, is refunded to any person VIII
il will use a boile OF Bav>' LiGInem for ih'
Piles and return the empty bottle wiihoul beini
cured The sbove have teen Il he terms ON wElcl
this Linmeni has been sold tor nearly Ten wear
past and moi one bottle ouf OF one hundred haSes
er been returned. The pr5prieioTs diSconsin o.
that custom as wholly unnecessary, and gitiD;
had men a chance 20 impose upon our agent
We might insert certificates 10 any length, bu
prefer that those who sell the article should ex
hibi the original 10 purchasers.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. P, Lev
is and E. A Talbot.
March %. le43-l2u
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
IAe Stats # Mississippi. : Probate couri
Marshall County ( may term 1914

IAe otafe ~ MiSStSSaFpa, J Probate court
Marshall County } may term 1914
To all who are interested in the estate
real and personal, OF Josiah Shipp deceased,
Take notice that Eister Shipp widow
Josiah Shipp deceased. has fed her petition
IN the Probate coart of Marshall county, for
dover and dist ionlion of the estate n eal and
personal of her deceased husband, and the
same is set for hearing for The Fourth
Monday OF next month.
The petition claims dover IN the follow
ing tracts of land. sold by said Shipp in his
lifetime, 10 VII :-Seclion IL. Range
Township 4. and the S1uth east quarter o,
Section So. Range 3. Township /, wes,
WITNESS. The Hon. Tryon NJ Ysncev.
Judge OF the Probate Court of MARSHALL
county, the 4la monday OF May, 1914, aud
seal OF said court
CORDENTIA WAITE,
Junel, lS44 Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
NOTICE-

THE Probate court OF Marshall county
held on the 22nd April, 1914; having gran
ted letters of Administration 10 the under.
signed on the estate of Robert Crawford. lr-
ceased. This Is % notfy ali ose having
claims against said estate. 10 present thea,
within the time limited BY law, or the sams
will be barred
EMILY w. CRAWFORD.
Administrative
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

4 American Revolution,
Young Cadet,
Worcesler'S Geogra-
ply and Atlas,
Lie of Joseph,
1 New s, stem of Mer-
| camille Arithmetic
Parlor Son ngster,
! MoCT'S Melodies,
I Cooks VCya eeS
EpiScnPacy Examined
| RambleS o. a Natural
/ iSt
Evenings al Home,
Solitude Sweetened.
WoTceSter'S Element
arY Dictionary
Paiey'S Evidences
! Do Theology,
| Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed.
DR. Larden'S EncyclO-
| pRdia,
! GoldSmith's Greece,
| DO Rome.
Life Of Girard,
Bennet'S Letters,
| Weem'S Washington
| lngefsoIP> GrammeI,
| Life of Marion,
| lrving'S Columbus,
fhomp>on's Seasons,
Christian Professor,
Domestic PorttaiIure
Barnes Notes,
ThompSOn'S Narrative
do. Guide TO Health
Colbnrns "A lgebra,
TeSIamentS
HeIberS Sermons
ComSiock'S Chemistry
Paiev'S SYNOPSIS
Mallbyrn's Geography
0nd Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
Pocket Maps of the
different States
w aShingion'S Relig-
iOuS Opinions,
Hodges commentary
kentuc XIV Volunteers
James Smith
Piano Instructors
Grimshd,v'S En2lan
Halls Sketches ofthe
Hest.
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Wax sc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE..

THE undersigned having been appoin
ted blythe las: will aud testament of William
Sammineton. I'd, executors of his estate
All peis sons having claims against he es.
tate OF said deceased. are therefore hereby re-
qnested 10 exhibit the same within the time
Ilmitt bv law, or the same will barred
1 hose indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payments.
J. 7 Gu MMiNGS,
JOHNWOOD. E@cu'o' s.
April 20th, ASA 4-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
j u S II RE C EIV ID

= - II Il y L 4 II ~
I n Fdiiiion to our STOCK OF GROCERIES
The following articles:
DJz WellBucke;s.
Couon Cards,
1l0 lbs Well Rope.
8 bbfs brown Sugar, (extra)
Boxs Sterinc Candies,
8 SCI Wagon Boxes.
daz Kip and Hog skin Collars,
loO0 tb> Castings of ali kinds.
A lot of Bappeleys Whip Tobacco,
A lot of Side irons (casr1
Coffee Mills & Curry Combs,
Stone pipes s. Gun fints.
IL Kegs extra quality ofshot gun powder
u =" L1rd.
100 Gallon Stone Ware.
lG lbs sap Cab Soda,
2bbls Crackers,
2. Hams, family Superior quahnY)
Is Sacks Salt
All of which we will sell low for CASH
ID. ID. JONES & CO.
Juue2 oh Al
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
TIE SLATE # Mississippi. Marshall County

TIE STATE # Mississippi. Marshall County
Circuit Coun, March Term. 1910.
Demcrecs l. Chiidress Admr de 6oais &c.
Lovard Nj. J. J.mes es. al An.ebmen..
THE defendant. Lovard W James, in the a
Il boFe stated case v i'll please iake notice, ths'
there = now sui pending IN this court Of tne
abefve style, iBSs iluied by attachment, hv which
Il appears That the defendant, James, hath re
moved out OF this State :, that the ordinary
process OF The lien cannui be served upon him
The amonDt for which suit is instituted is 800
besides interest from the 18th dav oI Decemb=f
1870 Said attachment was levied in the hands
OF Jefferson j Meek as garnishee
Il i therefore ordered by tie court that rub
licafioD of the pendsnce Of the sun. be made in
The Holly Springs Gazette, newspaper publish
e. IN The town Of iIoliy Springs. county and
Stale aforesaid, and that unless the said Jame>
appears and rtpievy within the Time given b.
iaM, that IN that case judgment will he en'ered
aud The estate so attached, will be dealt 9ih &C.
eording TO law
lest. II CARTyTHERc
July .3, 1914 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
OIdrsdge's Ealu, of Columbia

Oldridge's EalU, of Columbia
For the Hair, from ComStock & Cots posi-
live qualities follows:
Isl For Infants keeping the head free from
Scurf aud causing a iuxuriant growth of hair
=: For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the
skin To its natural streL 9Th aud 6rmpesS, an
preven ing the falling oul OF the hair,
B: For any person recovering from any debil-
lily, the same effect i produced.
4: Ii used in infancy I'LL g0S q growth is star
ted, it be preserved by attention. 10 the latest
psTiod of life.
g. l. trees the head from dandIuf strengthens
the roots, impaTtS health and vigor 10 the ciIula
lion. and prevents the hair from changing col
or or getting gray.
6ih-It causes the hair TO curl beautifully
when done Up in it over night.
g-9PNo Iady's toilet should ever be made with
ouGit.
7h-Chidren who have by any means con-
tracted vermin in the head, aIe imine lately ana
perfeely ly ured of them by ITS Ii is nfaiiible.
z-gI had been bald about five years-no r1orr
hair on The top OF my head than on he back OF
my hand and head covered with a thick scar.
In this situation about he IOis OF August last, IL
began using the Balm of Columba from ON
stock 81 Co, since which time have used Two
and half bottles ofihe Balm, which has Iui'y
reStord my hair and freed my head entirely from
Scurf NV head is now covered with fine flow
ing long hair, which any may see ty calling
on me at Stamford, Connecicu
DARIUS 5. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by r L. Lew
is on the South side oflhe public squa, e
Also. by E. A. Talbot, sign OF the golden
mortar
April Is. 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
BOOK S, BOOK S.
AT r z. LEWIS DRUG ST0R L
'Nouih Sid, of Snnnr. HnIn Cnrinos

UTE have on hand the following Books.
w which we will sell eUtTemeIy l011 fer Cash
or on time 20 punctual men. Come and see we
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can be
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

Souta Side Of The .Sqaare.
9 WE have just received and vii
iAa5 keep constantly On hand a good
: assortment, of fresh ID ugs and
Medicines. Pants, Oils. Dye SUITS. Per
fumery and all the popular and Valuable
Patten. Medicines and also good assort
n:t mt of Shop Furniture of every description
A III orders Physicians wIh be filled at
low prices, for CASH or on time 20 punctua
Dealers.
Nav IL l844--
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

CASTINGS.
lust ruceived 600 lbs Ovenald Pot Lid, Al
so. ser It's Qrens and Pots, fsalei low al
ID D. JONES co
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

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Cambridge'S Mathemat-
les,
Davi,' Shades & .Shad-
ow's,
Do Description Ge-
ometTy,
Fla wk's Ecclesiastical
HtsioTv Of the U. s.
Darby's Universal Ca
Zeticer,
WrilingS Of Washing
ton
Newton'S Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero
Livii,
New Latin Tutor,
/ layfairS Euclid
MillwriehI'S Guide
Groves Greek and Eng.
Dictionary,
The Preacher, 2 vol.
Life Of Livingston
council: OF Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
Juice,
Bennit's Book keeping,
Memoirs OF Hannah
Moore
Chalmers Political E
COnomy,
Life of Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted Family's com
panion,
Davy CrockettS Tours
Smellie'S Philosophy,
Grimsh shaw'S Greece
CatechiSm on Grecian
Antiquities.
Bunvans Holy War,
Psalms and Hymns,
SenecaS Morals
HeTveN'S Meditation
Life of Jackson,
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Gentlemen and Ladies |
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English Composition
Cummings geography
aud atlas, /
Interesting Novels, :
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Paper, WATERS, Sealing
April I3th, lSI4,-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

JAILOR'S S NOTICE
EA WA s committed 10 The Jail OF
MT Marshall county the 5th day
cS@O 4 C1Juiv,a negro a runa-
szaz.E5s1k.-s wav who calls his name Lawrence
anu SAYS be belongs to Gen Tate, of Desc
TO county. Miss Said boy is aboai Is
years old. spare built. toerabIe dark. speak ks
slow when spoken to.
The owner OF the above described boy will
come forward, prove properly, pay charges.
and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
w w. WALLACE, Jailor.
Holly Springs, July 20 IS44-H
HGlly Springs Female Institute
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
UNION HALL, ;;::ss

r.. C. McMACEIGN, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor, formerly of Poniofoc and late
OF MenT his, 1enneS<ee, has taken the above
well know E>iablis linen, and ouid he pleas
ed 10 see his old frieLdS and the travelling com
muniiy in general. HispriceS will be in acc0r-
dance wiki tie tunes. May, Is, 44--tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
BLACK SMITHING.

- THE subscriber, having
- - s.'-'s bought the shop formtl y
s.sy.S aecupied BY VIM X Ad-
:sz/ ans on Hurnando street
few yards west Of the public square, baS
commenced The above bnsn, SIS ia all ot Its
various braochcs. and takes this method OF
inlnrmisg his friends and generous pu lie.
that ne is supplied with splendid assot
ment oil iron and steel of the very best qua
ity H. is nnw ready 70 execute. IN ih'
most work man like manner, aud at reduced
1rices. al kinds of IA u work, Horse shoe
ing, sc &c Having engaged ihr services
OF superior Coach Smith and Cast Steel
woi kman. he will also make and lepaIr
carriage Sp'i ings. Cast STEEL edge tools, Mill
lrons, also Carriage wolk Of every dl>cIip'
lion. all of whc ch he warrauis not 10 be sur
passed by any work done in the South west,
The subscriber pltdges himself 10 do all
work entrusted TO him. with punctuailiiy and
dispatch, hoping thai his attention &c business
will insure him a share of the patronage uf
a liberal public.
]. VI HARRINGTON.
April 9Th, lS44 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
THE HON. JOHN SANFORD.

Two years since member of Congress
mon Montgomery county. ~. Y. and one
:, 'neir strongest men. has abandoned MIR.
F0ik and his patty.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
NOTICE.

NO IIOE.
AT the April Term of the Probate court
ofihe county of Coahoma. A. d, 1914. Let.
lers Of Administration were granted 10 the
unlefsigned. on the estate Of Levi Rose. de-
ceased:-this is to. notify ell those having
claims against said estate. % present them
within the time prescribed by Law; and all
indebted TO said estate will make immediate
payment HENRY ROBB.
April %. 1874 Admisisgretor
may iI.-Epf e5l
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
Ann STILL THEY COME !!
'vOTHER LITTLE STRING !

MOI III l. IL LII Il LIZ y
n is another card o: remuneration. from
its,ofial Pennsylvania farmer, who. like
80 body Of those who make up that
i1s E,i. and intelligent class. Is ready TO a.
I'm his party al any moment for the sake
1" pa,yior n been induced to sign the Loco
cI,b Associations of East Berlin by a
..y ..,1 Jobn Roop, by means. TO say the
'-. 's..I- cot very honorable. and having since
i'l1-,,baltbeir i'l cand date for the Presidency,
,'I.aes X Polk IS against Protective
g..r hereby take this method OF inform
.-.s,d Club that | cannot support Polk
'-f o,rsssion of home industry but will
1,bs coming election east my vote for Hen
n. rsy tha friend Of he laborer, mechan
-4,bs farmer. The Club will there
are erase my name.
VIZ LEVI EARNEST.
Fse Berlin, June 20, "A.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
EXECUTORS NOIICE.

EAEI y IOh , NUIlIE.
LETTERS Testamentary. having been
granted to the undei signed. upon the estate
Of Leander r. Guy. decreased. al the May
Tfrm 1874 ofthe Probate Court of Ma,
shall county. Mississippi. Notice is hereby
given, requiring ali persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit the same with
IN the lime limited by law. or the same Will
be barred.
JAMES ELDER,
MARTIN w GUY,
Executors.
June 9Th '44-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned. having been appoin
ted by the last will and ST. men1 of Thon
as Redus. deed. executors and execulrix O
said es ate, and having qualified us such. no,
lice is hereby given, that ali persons having
claims against the estate OF said 1homas
Redus deed. are required 10 b ing them for
ward prope.ly authenticated within the
tine limited by law. or the same will 5e
barred. THOSE indebttd to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payments.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

uThe following sale is postponed un-
nj MONDAY me 9th day Of January
next
TRU UST SALE.
IN pursuance ola Deed Of Trust executed 10
by VIM. Gordon, on the 5th day Of Nav 1870
10 secure the payment Of certain suns therein
menduned Will proceed To sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash, al The Court hou,s door in the
town OF Holly Springs,
On tie 23rd aag Of .Jaly ners.
the East bali of Sections - Town T. Range
2 West OF the basis meridian Chickasaw ces-
ton.
The above Deed bas been duly recorded in
the county of Lafayette.
w. GOODMAN, Trustee.
Jan Is, 4F.-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
Hew Tailoring Isi iabirsnsneni
u. III. UHITEMORE

n III. W III EHOh q.
Respectfully informs the citizens Of this
place and vicinity. that he has CONNIE need
the above business IN all its branches. H
has just received The latest New York fash
ions, and hopes by ddicenl attention 10 bu.
sIness to merit share of public patrona ge.
ALSO,
On hand small assortment of Dry Good
winch viii be sold cheap for cash.
Holly Springs. May 4. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

II. "esneld. Connecticut. for several years
Loco candidate for Lieutenant Govern
a. -, wac Is going for Clay and Frelinghuy-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

1 WILL sell al tne courI house door IN the toWn
IL OF Holly Springs, on the fourth MondaY IL
July, The following properly slrays O!
Marshall county, viz:
One sorfel horse taken up BY Francis
Reynold. aPpraIed to $500
One oxen taken up by Isaac Morgan, up.
praised Sl233
One sorrel mare taken up By William
Right, appraised To $1,000
One sorrel 6lley taken up by F. Jarros.
appraised TO $500
One bay horse taken up by John jackson
appraised to $500
A loi of hogs taken up by Joseph Dean.
appraised TO $1,000
head of cattle taken up by Ed s. Elem.
appraised to $1,000
One sorrel mare taken up by John Chi
ders. appraised TO $1,000
One surrel horse taken up by Mary Hun
ter, appraised to $4,000
One sorrel horse taken up by D. B Lins-
day. appraised 10 $1,000
head o. hogs taken up by John b.
Brown. appraised to 1000
g-TPersons having properly in possession n
description of which will be found posted up in
the proper place>) would do we'll TO attend ana
briug such StrayN with them as Is required h
/. JAMES ii. SWAN, Ranger.
June 29sh 1871
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On Tues day the 10th June, by the Rev. S
White, WIN. A. CRoUcH, Esq 10 Miss II. {
MoRRIsoN, all OF this county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

ES7'RA AYS-EFARSHILL COUNTY
Taken up by MERRITT Moor miles north
Holly Springs. one Sorrel horse mule, bran
ded on euch jaw with letter G.. common
size. 6 years old. Appraised TO 545.
July 20th.
TAKEN up by Sarah Hardin living four
miles easl Of Holly Springs, one light Sorreli
horse years old, sho6 before, him feet white,
l44 hands high. Appraised 10 SO 90.
JAS. II. SWAN,
July I3, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27
STRAY SALES,

June goth I844-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-07-27

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