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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND
co s u M lone!


CON JUMP TIONI
TENHE GREAT and ONLY REMEDY for Colds
III Coughs, Asthma and CONSUMPTION, is the
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by
the celebrated DR.. Buchan, of London, England and
introduced into the United States under the imme-
dale sIperintendence of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
cure of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can be found in the community
cases that seek relief in vain from any of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the
most distinguished Physicians as CONFIRMED and
lNCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam has cured
and will cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES.
II Is no quack nostrum, but standard English medi-
cine, of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
Piled with Buchan's Hungarian Basam of Life, not
only TO counteract the consumptive tendencies of the
climate hut to be used as a preventive medicine in
all cases Of Colds Coughs, Splitting of Blood Pain in
the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing Hectic Fe
yer, Night Sweats, Emaciaton and General Debility,
Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough and Group.
r3-Sold in large bottles, at 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Amcr-
can certificates and other evidence showing the un-
equalled merits of this Great English Remedy may be
obtained of the Agents, gratuitously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States, ll9 Court street, Boston.
OCT. w. DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale
Agents. No. lS2 North Second street. PHILADELPHIA
QI5- For sale at Wholesale Depot No. 26 South
Charles street, at GEO. II. KEERL'S, No. 1923 Balti-
more street; and of JAMES A. REED corner of Sara
toga and Gay streets; also, of s. S. Hance corner of
Hanover and Charles streets. NEG
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AEfERICAN REPUB LICAN
HEAD QUARTER


LITE HILIT.9RY HALL, N. GAY STREET.
FaNHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
n forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that
in conformity with public opinion he has changed the
name of his establishment TO the "AMERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,' where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such new ones may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will be, us
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QUORS, and all the Decacies of the season will be
served up as heretofore, in the best style.
No The BOWLING SALOONS, attached TO the
establishment, arc comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molestation, and at
tho smallest expense.
WILLIAM H. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20-3 m Late Military Hall. N. GaY-st.
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QyBe cautious to ask for the ORIGINAL DIR. swaynep
ratios from this valuable tree are fictitious and coun
terfeit; prepared only by Dr. SIVAYNE, whose office
is at tile north corner of Eleventh and Race sts,
Philadelphia.
.aGENTS.-J. w. & R. w. DAVIS, No, 2sa Bald-
more-st., Baltimore; Rev'd ISAAC p. COOK, No. 81
Baltimore-st, Baltic; STABLER s CANBY, Pratt-st.
wharf. Baltimore; R0BT. FARNHAM, Washington,
VIM. STABLER, Alexandria. ID. c.; P. NJ. COHEN
s. Co., Charleston, s. c.; PEYTON JOHNSON, Rich
mond, Va; +. KLINE, st. Louis Missouri; J. 8.
MORRIS & CO., Louisville, KY; T. EURFORD, In
dependence, Missouri. sel29m
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COAL! COAL!

OOAII OVJAII.!
~ ECO. w. STEEN, at the Maryland Coal Co.'S
W Yard, south side of the Basn near the ntersec-
ton of Light and Lee Streets respectfully announces
to the public that he has ON hand NANTICOKE
COAL, from the Lee Maes, of superior quality, for
family use and which will not form clinker in stoves.
Also, Baltimore Coal Co.'S Coal and Lehigh Coal,
which lie will dispose of at prices to suit the times
Orders left at the following places will be promptly
attended to:
At the Office, Exchange Place, adjoining MIR. Eyer
toms Lottery Office '''
I" Messrs. John Boyd s. Sons Cellar, South street
4" Mr.. Thomas Wildey's, Gay street, o. Il.
GO &C Jas J.. Maguiro's, corner Charles and LON
bard streets
&c &c Thomas ]. Houses, corner of Paca and Sara
tOga streets.
" /" w. E. b. Faithful, Pennsylvania avenue, op
posite Seminary lane.
Or at the Coal Yard, on Hughes Quay.
N. B. notwithstanding the puffs of other Goals, tho
above Goals warranted to be superior to any other
offered in this market. sel2-eotlstJa
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HOUCK,S PANACEA


GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS.
yHyHE Subscriber has just received, full assort-
ment Of CUTLERY, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS and TOYS, which are offered at very low
prices, such as-Razors; Observation-Disclosures superior
sewing Needles; Darts, Spears and Hair Pins Balls,
Tassejs & Hair Ornaments; Necklaces; Twist Combs;
Side Combs; Dressing and fine Ivory Combs; Head
and Tooth Brushes; Coat and Hat Brushes; Flesh and
Nail Brushes; Scrubbing aid Silver Brushes; Silver
Thimbies and Spectaclrs; Gold Fringe; Rings Breast
pins and Carriages; gold and silver Everponts, of all
sizes; Perfumed Soaps; DoIis Toys; Fire Crackers;
Baskets, sc.
WIN C, HARRIS, No, Va Bsltmore-st.
nl3d Three east Of Hollid2y-st.
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MORE PROOFS THAT CONSUMPTION
IYH CAN BE CURED.
ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES EVER
MADE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sept 90 1874.
To DR.. j. II. Schenck-Sr This is TO certify that
my wife, Ann Bay, had a severe attack Of Bilious
Purisy i'll the winter of 1882, after being relieved OF
that she complained of pain in her breast and side,
attended with a severe cough and tightness in her
chest had the advice of the best physicians in the
city, but none of them could give her any relief; they
all pronounced her case incurable. then got six
bottles of SYaim's Panacea, but she could get no re-
lief her cough still increased She tried every thing
that was recommended through the papers for con-
sumption, but could get no relief, her cough got
severe at times she would have to sit down in the
street, and when walking she would frequently get in
kind of stupor and fall PROSTATE the floor; pal
pitation of the heart and pain in the ons, with dizz
ness in the head, would follow then gave up all
hopes of her ever being cured, and looked for her
death every day, having fingered for twelve years.
and could get 10 relief until last june seeing Doctor
SChenck's advertisement in the Sun, was deter
mined she should thy the Pulmonic Syrup; went to
| your agent, MIR. Warren, and purchased bottle of
the Syrup; he told me if she would pcrsevere with it,
it would certainly cure her. After she used two hot
ties it began to make her very sick and she threw up
great quantity of thick, tough matter, she got
relief, and could breathe freely after using the
eight bottles the pain left her side and breast. She
threw up great quantity of matter ali the times after
the tenth bottle her appetite began to come. and from
that time she has been getting better. She is now
well, thank God, and through the use of yeur valua
bile Syrup You may make what use of this you like,
| and recommend all persons afflicted in the same
way, to use the Pulmonic Syrup, and with the help
of God, and this valuable Medicine, they may yet be
saved from consumptuous grave.
ISAAC BAILY.
Any person wishing to me, can do so by calling
at my house, No. 60 Dover street, between Eutaw and
| Paca- sts., Baltimore. ANN BAILY.
nyLCAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. As there are
this city who advertise the sale of chenck
PuImonic Syrup, hereby caution all persons against
using my name, person is authorised to sell for
me in the city Of Baltimore, except Mr.. J. w. WAR
rem, No. % North Gay street.
...... J. II. sCHENCK.
The genuine Medicine can also be had of M. DE-
LANY, corner of Al street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Washington, d. c., and at w. w. JOHNsON'S'
Princess Ann, E. S., Md.
PRIcE-One Dollar per bottle or six hotties for Five
Dollars. [o26-eofJ J.W. WARREN, Agent.
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REDUCTIoN IN PRICE OF HATS.

REDUCTION IN PRICE OF HATS.
BETWEEN FREDERICK & H.fRRISON-STS.
No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET.
EHNM COPELAND & GROVE offer,
HEEa at reduced prices, their Fall style stock OF
- HATS and CAPS, warranted inferior to
AMM3MA, none at reduced prices, of newest FASH
~ Dion and most modern finish, of their own
manufacture, their superb first and second quality Nu
ria Beaver; superior Russia, (waer proof; Moleskin
(r bodyl Satin Beaver, (fur body) Cashmere, fine
article; Youths, all qualities; Boys do; Cloth GAPS
mems, youths aud boys Velvet and Glazed do.
The attention of Ladies is politely requested to OH
assortment of children's Fancy CAPS. se8-y
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A T r. DONAHUE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
IA German street. all Garments cut in the best
aud aost fashionable style, and made to order, on
reasonable terms. n7-2aWtjl
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SpECTACLES. SPECTACLESn

A LARGE LOT OF GOLD d SILVER
"a PENCIL CASES, of the latest style. Also, Levi
Browns Premium Diamond pointed Gold PENS; some
very rich Gold Fob and Guard CHAINS; Gold and Sill
yer THIMBLE,5, with rich assortment of JEWEL
RY Just received at G. d. CLARK'S, No. Water
street, I'd door from Calvert. Purchasers invited
tn call and examine the Goods. MI
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ATTENTION! TO THE PUBLIC.
GIIEAp ia sIIIQAA Rl-E
FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.

FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.
KEzSsJ Fashionable and Cheap HAT and CAP
ElM STORE, No. lS9 PRATT STREET ION
EAa the south sde,) between Charles and Ha-
Rs&4MmN nover-sts. The undersigned offers to his
SsN4-Ass&f friends and the public, his best Beaver
HATS at Sd; Nutria Beaver So and $3.50; Cashmere
Hats SO; Brush Hats $3.50; Russas at 50; Silk Hats
at 50, 80 and 3d. For HATS of good quality $50
to S250-with good assortment of plain and fancy
Cloth and Velvet CAPS; fine Fur Caps of every kind,
cheap for cash only at the new Hat and Cap Store,
novel, on the south side. Please remember the name!
nl4-lm RICHARD ii. HURTT.
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L l.
TENHESE justly celebrated Anti-dyspeptc Pills
III are offered TO the public with tie utmost conf
depce in their efficacy in almost every variety Of
functional disorder of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver,
and Spleen; such as heartburn, acid quotations, nau
sea, headache, pain and dstension of the stomach
and bowels, incpient DarhGa, Cholic, Jaundice,
Flauency, habtua costveness loss of appetite, sick
headache, sea sickness, SC.
The just pretensons to the character claimed for
these Pills, long experience has not weakened, but
strengthened and confirmed them by mass of tesh-
nony of such respectable character has rarely sus
tanned any article in this fOlm in any country.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
NJ E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
o. Where also may be had, Bulls celebrated com
pound of Sarsaparlla, Marshalls Syrup and Extract
of Sarsaparila, Wister's Cough Lozenges, SWANS
Panacea, superior Seiditz and Soda Powders Henrys
Calcined Magnesia, sc. Together with general as
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, and Family Medicines
N. b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PREF
SCRIPTION business ol5-tf1
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WLAND'S IMPROVED PATENT

~ w Il "A N u > lMPROVED PATENT
CONDENSlNG COFFEE BOILERS.
TuNHE Subscribers, since having purchased the
Il right to make aud sell the above economical
Boilers, have made decided improvement on them,
by which they save still greater proportion Of the
grain and aromatic favor consequently tho Coffee is
richer and superior to that made in any other Boiler
References to gentlemen in Baltimore and Wash
ington as to their superiority can be given.
Both the original and improved Condensng Boilers
can be had, wholesale and RETAIL of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
No. l6 Baltimore street,
d2 Opposite the Centre Market.
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SYDNEY SMITHS MYSCELLANIES.
- vols. in one. Complete for so cts. For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and Statioiiers,
Bls PTalt-s,. adjoining the Railroad Depot.
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COAL! COALM COAL!g
YARD LOWER END SPEARS WHARF.
HNHE Subscribers respectfully inform their numer-
IL GUS customers and the pu.c generally, that they
now fully prepared to furnish them with COAL at
their usually low price, of the following kind, for
CRATES and stoves
Baltimore Company's CoAL)
Coal Brook do. : per ton of 224O lbs.
Lloyd, sc. &c. do.
Our yard being central, affords an opportunity for
purchasers to call and examine for themselves
agent at the yard will take pleasure in showing the
Coal. We will warrant our Coal to give satisfaction
in all 0- Orders left at our office or at the
Yard, will have prompt attendance.
GEESE SON, Commerce street wharf,
sel4-eof Yard lower end Spears wharf
TRASEI! CRASH: CRASH! Only g. cents
" per yard. Just received one bale heavy Linen
CRASH, for Toweng, sc, at the low price of 6. cts
per yard at
EB. HAYWARD's, IS Howard street,
n26 Third door from Fayctte.
EEARDWAHE PAPEat--2Ov reams various
& II sizes, received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE,
n23 No. 2 South Charles street.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
IR UST SzLE.


T WILL sell at the court house door in III,
i town of Holly Springs, oa the fourth Mond3,
il Move nber, The following properly as strayS
viz:
near Mount Pleasant, appraised 10 $500
ALS0-Oae horse nule, taken UP by W. II.
ones, near Mount Pleasant, appraised to SO 90
AL9o-0ne large black pided seer taken M
By Robert R3ilord, appraised to $4,000
well Wilson, appraised to SsI2. 90.
Ai.So.-one Gray mare, Taken up by Charl-
ea =. King, appraised 10 $500
E. a Bayafd, appraised to so 90. =
AL-oi'.--0ne 0X taken up b. Daniel Murki-
ALo0.-One lot of hogs. taken M bv John II
Anderson appraised 70 81 90.
ALS0.-One lot of hoes. taIyen m bv Te.ac
IL -aarr, appraised to - 09
JAL II. SWAMI, E2Gagev.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

We extract from The letter of col

We extract from the letter of CORES
pondent Of The South Carolina Spartan,
the following account Of Chang and Eng
their families k
Palnyra. IFiikes Co, NJ c. Sept .
You may be aware that soue few years
since, the Sialnese Twins Chung and Enc.
retired from the public gaze, and settled
down in this county (Wilkes) as farmers.
\ Iou Will also recollect that during las.
year, it was published ~ some Of the news,
papers that they have married trio sisters.-
This notice was treated as a hoax bvsom
ofthe journals, ard incline to think that
public opinion settled that the Twins were
still living m siaglc bIessedness. To my
surprise. find that the supposed hoax, Is q
literal hcr and that these d:stir oaisheS
characters are married menl Mrs ChRno
and AIRS. Eng are well known to several If
my personal acquaiutances, and are said ia
be very amiable and industrious. Each Of
the ladies have presented their particular
lord With sn heir, 10 the person of a fne
fat bouncing daughteri
| have been assured. on the mos, couelu
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

The 2lst, 22nd. and 23rd davs Of the
present month, were se9eEally fixed upon by
the Ailieritas fortEe end of the world, bGi
still the earth moves on in It's usual course.
and from any visible signs it is likely to
continue so TO do for ages to come. When
wall these fnalics cease exciting the fears OF
the tlmid and credulous2 In truth. their
wild fanaacism is nuisance that ono h. TO
to be abated. TAe time when this world Is
to be destroyed is locked ia the Bosom of
the Eternal, and all speculations on the sub
Ject are fruitless; "Ofthat dav and hour
knoweth no man."-NasA. TYLig,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

District Chaaesry Court Of t3e SAFE q
Mississippi, al Holly SpriaFs.
James Il. shor!ef q al In raca,;o,
10 sos as O..asse ,,'0r,' =.
Thomas Y. WATSON etal 1914.
UPON opening the matters Of this Bill i
appearing ot5e satisfaction of the C.,prt
that tie defendants John Il. Watson. Beni5s
min W. Walker and Mary his wife. are net
inhabitants Of this State ba: reside bevaaJ
the limits thereof so that the ordinary nroc.
ess ofthls Court cannot be served on tber7
Therefore il Is ordered, that unless he
sad defendants appear before ths Vire
Chancellor At the Court room in tbe to,-es
OF holly Springs on the first MONDAY of I.a.
uafy next aud plead answer or dernur. t9 t5a
Biil OF Compiainaais. the several aIler9.
tons thereof will be taken 0r confessed :,
to them, and such erder and decree r7,5e
thereia as the Vice Chancellor shall 3ss-9
equitable and just, and it is further or9ers1
that copy Of this order be inserted i ,Ss |
'.fioliiy Springs Gazette Il anewsn37ar ,,,,l
i!shed II the town oiFIollv SPRINGS 8r.5sis.
slPpE oaeea week lor two noaths sQccezSivs.
IL.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

q youpg buck ofthe soaplock order, who
wore an unshayen face, because. as he-said.
It booked foreign lately accosted a y Yanl1ee
as follows: i say, fellow. some individuals
thiak am Frenchman, and some take1me
Tor an Etafgsa@-now what do you thinlS
amz Il think you are daTEed fool, re-
piled Jonathan.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

We have an uadsr tenant down in the
basemen) who dsvotas and divides about
thTee hoarsa a day 10 kissing and kicking
MS vie H5aays she is as good a wife as
any body need 70 have; 5ut he must OCCASION
ally make her pFessat'of few d-ings
t0-.teeP Lef rzght,' ht,'-D0l3ar Democrat
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

TIL = iIss, lvcUS, aud a II The rest oi
creation in Mississippi and eIswhere. we
would give the intelligence, that cur cid
coon is again on his hack. but not dead
lie struggled manlully against Ito Pall1 ats
on Monday and Tuesday last AMI would
have been victorious. had not the native
Polka;s been aided by several hundred var
mints from the adjoining counties. As it is.
he is Only tripped up, and laughs heartily
al the antics the Polkats cut over him, tel
ling them what his brethren are doing 10
other portions Of Uncle Sans truck patch.
The following is the yote Of each pre-
cinct in Marshall county
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

We have entreated cur democratic friends
TO be careful how :hey risked their money on
the result ofthe Presidential election, as Mr.
Clay would certainly be our next President
Those who have taken our advice, viii, in
few days, rejoice at their lucky escape.
Those who pronounced our warnings ''whig
les" and bet their thousands on Mr. Polk's
election. will hereafter be more cautious in
needing the warning advice OF those who
wish them we'll.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

22l9 2I9 70
IL viii be seen by the above that MarhaII
has polisd an unusually large vote. That
many votes from other counties were poiled
here - not Questioned. and that the mass oI
them we're locofoco is not denied.
In TtPpah' we learn. that the locos have
amaJ'Ti'y Of 467; De Soto. 38; Laaye.te
90. II the South has done no better than
the North. we are a badly whinDe5 l., =,
coons sure.
,ol PolkS majority IN Pontotoc county is
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08


TIE foRaIa7s CoUN-Rv.-A corresron-
dent wTiti8g from Ganrchvilie. II this STATE,
states iba. the N5uvoo Legion were para3ed
on the previous day. but made q very. poor
impression Ga the GoFernor's troops. One
OF the Spginriio.d cadets, named Norris.
was Instantly Killed while. the guard at the
camp Of The Governor was being relieved
On the night Of The z3th.--he was slot in
consequences Of a false aiafna pur2oselv Civ
en- to Try the men. FoFds troops were
scattered about in the neighbol hood Of War
w--4any CT The parsons who were an
prehensive Of arrest. had crossed the river 10
Churehville- Twas said that seventy urits
had been issued against ind viduais, aud
that rewards were offered for Sharp, Jacks
son. and Williams, out that Gen. Deminr,
the Sheriff, was too much ofa coward to ar.
rest any one.
Latsr.-By the officers otthe steamer 10.
we. which arrived last evening. we learn
thai Gov Ford disbanied the troops at War
saw On Monday. and about ninety OF them
arrived at Qaincy on the steamer Galena.
while The Iowa lay there. Our informants
were told at Quincy, that Sharn lhe editor
Of The Sign1l, and Colonel Williams. were
prisoners il The hands of the Governor:
wbetaer they had given themselves up. or
had been taken fu Warsaw, we ceuld not
with certainty iearn.-SG Louis Repu5L.> |
c1a
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
DzED.--At The residence ffhe Hon. =. ~
s1n IS, in 4 oily sprinss, On the 2nd inst. ii
3. HsLING Esq, IN the a5lh year Of lis age'

III IS, ir Holly SprinsS. On the 2rxl inst. ia.
fSLING Esq, IN the a5th year OF lis age.
oarrillage has again be en- canea. 10 mourn
tne iossof one Of lis bsst and worssies. citizens
II. =. E-sa-1asg Ess. las been removed froa,
amongst Is. and kss let many 70 lament his ear
y ard uEsinely death. Il IS asidon Tia. a
yeung nan can en- joy.so Distinguished q station
in incomnaniy as 10 make bis death the snbisct CT
extended sorrow and universal regret. HIr. HI
ling has atfaned that station. Ii hin the church
has lost enc offs purest and most exemplary
members, The Bar enc of is brightest ornaments,
and This community one Of lis best ci1zeas
His uTbaaity Of ofman0er, his unaffected regard
FOR tte feelings and happiness Of Others. and his
sterling worth Of intellect secured % him lie If
fection and respect of eli who knew him. His
youth had given promise ofa life Of respectable
y and usefulness, when the insc1utable deerees
Of an All Wise Providence removed him from
m3ngss Us upon ihs very threshold of active ex
is.encs. He fell victim 10 The fatal scoufge o.
cur country, consumption. Although his sick
ness was long and painful, yet no naurmur Of
complaint ever escaped his lips, and he exhibited
TO the last tie patience and resignation of an
humble Christian. His last hours were those OF
unailoyed happiness, and he lefl to his friends
and relatives The consolation that he died in fall
faith Ola blessed immortality. Our village may
again be called 10 lament lie death Of others OF lis
citizens, but for none will it more sincerely |
grieFe than for our young bat respected friend |
".
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

leo much praise cannot be bestowed on
our feilOw-citizeasr al both political parties
Tor The good order ma harmony with which
.he election was eoa-acied on Monday and
Tueseay last
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08


We should 30 happy. were it inour nan
er' TO inform our readers Of the ras,,l-s u
the elections that We're held dur;rg .ba NO.,
ent week. We feel assured thai Al, j. rol,
that Henry Clay is elected, bv q trinr,,t
ant msiarity. The late union be.vsa,.
ro!k aad Bifney may reduce his maiorjtv
u lhe popular vote. bat cannot effect his
electoral vote. We will give the returns
rom this office as fast as they reach ia
We Judge what your anxiety is from our
own ceilings and v,i.l crafty It promptly.
The returns from Tennessee show tb,,
all IS r'gdt thare-that Clay will carry tIsf
State BY several thousand votes. The who
mi Fi'y is 26s in Shelby; $50 in Madison.
7 64 in Fayetie. and 50 il Haywood The
'democraiic majority in Hardeman is soy
and IN Upton 200; showing an increased
vote foF the wings 10 whig counties. with
the exception Of Shelby, where the demo.
cta's have made small gain. and :, r.
crease IN locofoco counties for The locos