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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HAYTl.-
Advices to the lst instant. from Gonalves,
Hayti, state that apprehensions were en-
tertained of q renewal of the distur Dances
which recently agitated the puollc mind, IT
being supposed that Gen. Riviere (lately
outlawed) contemplates returning thnher.
Persons are daily placed under arrest, sus-
pected of holding secret correspondence
with him to that intent, and strangers afiec-
ted also by this suspicion. are now obliged
to procure passports TO enable them to go
on even the shortest excursion. Nothlng
has yet been done in reference 10 the
French indemnity. and two ENJOYS have
been despatched to France 20 solicit fur
ther delay in the mean time, a French
squadron. under Commander Larsique,
contin ually cruise before the various ports.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

FRom MATAMoRos-The steam schoo
ner Augusta Capt Giliett, arrived here yes
terday evening from Maiamoros. Capt.
c. reports that he was informed by Mex
lean officer, that 400 men were ordered to
the mouth of the river at that place and 800
men to the Brasos, 10 afford protection TO
the inhabitants, in case of emergency. No
other news-Troplc 2Sth.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Gov. Jones. Of Ten has consented 10 run
Ior Congress in the Districs composed q
the :, coun.iss Of Rutherford. Wilson and
Williamson. Col. NJ. P. Gentry. good
and true whig. is also. a candidate Ior
Conoress from the same District,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Our thanks are due the kind Lady who
sent US large bowl of strawberries on
Thursday last. We always appreciate
such favors. and set on them a double val
ue, when received al the hands of the fair
God bless them all.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

The Madisonian says the appointment
of minis, er 20 England has been onefeo
TO Mr.. Elmore. Of S. c. who declines Us on
account of other engagements. requiring
his personal attention in South Carolina
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We are authorised 10 announce the Hon. ALEX
AMBER M. CLAYTON, (ihe present incumbent as
a candidate for the Office of Judge OF the high
Court of Errors and appeals for this District.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
THE STATE OF Ms

Henry Anderson c1,, p1
472 rs. 80. -
Patrick Fl s. Hiram
Augustus PrOut ha5
The defendants nol lla.-
appearance aud given seeol.
The statute in such case Hla.
and it satisfactorily aPPsa.-
not inhabitants Of this sue.
the complainant, BY b.; ID
dered that the said deisnlll. ~,
fore the Vice Cbaneell'Is
Room 10 the town Of Hon. q..s
day fifth day Of the Jal, a.ar.
sa;d District Chancery Co.'i
The bill ofthe complainan13
of this order be inssI'.., -
Springs Gazette. q neTsP-
The town of Holly sPflls
! week for Two mopias
spolheE I,', copy p g9.I.9 9m..5.i.siI !. II cs9.
Tes.. Tea,' jan JAMES G. Al I'D pss
May loIh.-9m.-is'''
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Amos Kendall. who went to New York
for the purpose of making contract to ex-
tend the Electro magnetic Telegra ph from
Baltimore to that cry, has returned without
accomplishing the object Of his visit. t-s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

FROM SANTA FE-The independence
(Mo.) Expostor OF the 18th April, announ-
ces the arrival at that place, from Santa Fe,
of Messrs Leitensdorfer, Branham, and
twelve or fourteen others.
All was quiet at Santa Fe, The news
OF Santa Annals overthrow had not reached
there when they left Business had been
dull ali winter. The non-retail law was in
full force. This law. it will be remember.
ed, prohibited the retailing of goods By any
except Mexican subjects. Mr.. Speyre, il
is said. met with further loss betw cen San.
ia Fe and Chihuahua One hundred and
sixty five of his mules were run off BY the
Apache Indians. in that portion of the road
known as :he Journada del Muerto Rich
ard McCarty, Esq. of Independence. died
IN Santa F'e in February last. The news
ofthe slaughter of.he traders among them
by the Yute Indians is verified 1t is sup
posed that Antoine Robideaux must have
perlshed. as nothing had been heard from
him during the winter. The yield from
the gold mines in New Mexico, this win.
ter, has been small, owing to dry weather
and scarcity of water Forty OF fifty thou
sand dollars rs the SUPPOSED Weld,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

ffisnds; arartfron public eye. just as the
setting sun reflected his golden rays above
the shady lawn; she received the crown
from the hand Of the Archbishop. Her
fair attendants then addressed her. each b in
her turr, and in language entirely original.
10 which she modeslly and audibly replied |;
awakening in each heart, the 'yfal re-
Spouse, "Hau happy Queen" Then the
stately May Pole was surrounded by the
merry party Their dance, interrupted on
ly by the sraiters bidding the falr ones
-taae their Cake and Lemonade" The as
cension of Balloon from amid the sPoriiye
ihrong. was scarcely surprise, for all
hearts were so completely absorbed IN the
pleasures of the moment, that even the cry
OF Look LOOK JAILED to arrest the attention
Of many, until the aerial Traveller had be.
come almost invisible. The evening dew;
compelled the company to adjourn 20 The
institute and after partaking ofa beaatifa
repass, the scene was closed with music
dancing and most brilliant erhsbitioa o
frsworks. highly gratifying 20 every be
holder. The order OF arrangement WAS a
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

J.F. a. Claiborne has been appointed
SUPERINTENDENT ofthe Live oak forests OF
Louisiana. Alas ! how the mighty has
fallen y
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We are authorized TO announce Gen, STEPHEN
CocKg, of MonI oe county, as candidate ior tnt
office of Chancellor of the State of Mississippi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

President Polk has dismissed VIM. De
catur Hurst from the Navy. for being en-,
gagged IN duel with nidshipman Creigh
ton.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We are authorised TO announce Col. D. IL
MARrIN, as a candidate for District Attorney OF
the seventh Judicial District, at the ensuing NO
vember election:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Viii some friend inform as of the where.
abouts OF William L. Paine. formerly a
resident Of this county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
DIED

DIED-In This couNv On T...
Mrs EMILY r. coas5r 6fBS
The deceased has left a dsro.
two small children to mouas
them is irreparable, but Their
for she had made peace viii gB 4
in the love of, is eternal alFs
long been an exemplay member
Church, and died calm and rs
her children IN the hands q i,s
it viii be 10 render them usss - /
reSigning her soul into lhs alla Il
gave it.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

"P., is unavo.dabiy crowded cut this
week, but will certainly appear IN our next
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
HERALD,
STANDARD-BEARER
PAGE-QUEEN-PAGE,
BISHOP,
ARCHBISHOP,
SCEPTRE BEARER,
BOUQUET PRESENTER,
MAIDS OF HONOR,
FLOWER.STREWERS-Alon long

train.
AS there were but three days notice. and
the young ladies had never witnessed any
thing of the Kind before, some iuteresln =
characters were necessarily omitted. But
the whole presented beautiful and cheer.
iul aspect, and reflected much credit upon
all parties. And aehsrs, tell me lchere into
what dark corner ofthe world must | peep,
to behold the cold hearted being that would
not. In some degree, participate iE these Ju-
reniIs tsstipities'
Is it chiidish2 IHsn may I ever be a
child,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

The laa Nashville Gazette brings the
melancholy ipssiieeaee fof the death of
tAe Hon. David w. Dickinson.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We are authorised To announce DR. s. Q. CA
rurHEsS. as an INDEPENDENT candidate 10
represent Marshall county, IN the State Senate
OF the Mis- siSsirpi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We are authorised to announce A. Il. CA
EuraERs the present incumbent, as candidate
Tor Circuit Clerk of Marshall county. Miss
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

The whig U1sfsicf tor
assembled % sommsrville oss the let inst |
| nominated Phineas r. scTagss. Esq rs
Their candidate to: Congress for the 10th
| District.
Charles Steward. of Memphis. was nom
;oa,ed a. the candidate for senator. to rep.
resen, the counties Of Shelby Fayettc and
Hardeman, and VIM. t. Avesy was unani-
| mously selected as candidate for foater
The Fayeue county conyent;on nomina-
ted George Thompson asitelr choice 10
represent The county of Fayese IN the next
Legislature o.
]. l.. T. Sneed. Esl isshe nominee OF
the Shelby county convention.
The late copious showers have produced
superabundani crop OF grass Some OF
our plantels, we learn, have to take down
their teaces 10 give their coton a chance TO
nreath.: others have to huatous and stake
the rows, that all may not be ploaghed rp
promiscuonsy.
q
To lis en- 10 the clustering braggadocio
| of South Carolina. YOU woald. think that all
,be burdens of ito ocean. were produced in
and exported frou: that single state; and
some men not thousand niles from Hoi-
I iy Springs believe such nonsense. because
Calhoun, slcDuaie & Co. have told the
tale in high places. Yet with all their
boas.ing. one little county ia Massachusetts
produces and exports more than this Great
State of swamps, vines. frogs and Quattle'
buns. DID ye know il ye wise ones OF the
land
The members and friends ofthe Metho
dist Episcopal Church, within the bounds
r fthe Memphis Annual Conference, hel
a meeting in Sommeryle On the 9th ult.
for the purpose of promoting The cause o
Education The meeting was organised
by calling Lewis p. Williamson, Esq. te
the chair and appointing w. w. Williams
Secretary. The chairmanhelivered an ad
dress in explanation OF the objects of th'
meeting well calculated 10 arouse all think
ing men to the vast Importance of the sub
jecl under consideration. We regret that W,
have Mt room to give the proceedings in full
but will give the resolutions which wer
unanimously passed by the meeting:
|. ResoIred, That the itenerant preach
: ers be requested 10 exert themselves In th
formation of auxiliary societies IN all the
| circuits and stations within the limits of
the conference.
2. Resolced, That the, members of thi
. society pledge themselves to exert their IN
e nuence in procuring at ldast ten additiona
members To tive parent socieiy. S@S. :
g. Resotred, That committee OF thre
J be appointed. to preplre an address on tn
Il Claims of the cause Of education upon on
a people, and that they procure the 2ubllca
. lion and dissemination ofthe same in sue
manner as they shall deem best calculate
$ TO aid the object of the society.
The Rev l. Lea, d. l. Allen and /
l. Boswell constitute the committee.
y 4. Re>olced, That the Anniversar
|. meeting Of the society be held in Holi
Springs. on the 18th day OF November aex
at | o'clock.
n S. ReSolced, That the proceedings Q
$ the conventions and society be published
= the South w G. Advocate, and by as man
other papers as will do II gra.uitorsly.
Society Adjourned.
A true copy.
: LEWIS P. WILLIA MSON. Pre-.
n w. w. WILLIAMS, Sec.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

TRAVELLING AeEKTs.-The Post Mas.
ter General has dispensed with the servi.
ces of the travelling agents, whose ioin:
salaries were about $4,000 per annom.
They were much better poIitical than thew
were Post Office agents, and the saving i
judieious one.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

FROM WAsHseroN.-The Washington
Correspondent ofthe Journal of Commerce,
under date OF April 25th, says:
The intelligence, by the Caledonia, a.
wakens deep anxiety as to the course which
onr governmen; will take on the Oregon
Question, and those questions which are
necessarily connected with It.
The Cabinet was called together a. o.
clock on "Wednesday night. and remained
long time in session. Nothing has trans
pred as TO the vie VS. of the administration
on the subject. and it is not believed that
any correspondence of moment has passed
between u e British minister, and the
Secretary of State in relation TO il, since
the formation of the Cabinet.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We received the following handsome little
communication from female friend, who
was so extremely fortunate as to witness
Ahe thrilling incident of which she speaks,
and which, it appears, infused rapture into
her inmust soul We do not wonder at
aRe extacy with " hich she seems to dwell
npon the SUI ject; for. though we were not
present, from what we have heard OF the
brilliant scene at The Institute on May'dayr
we feel sure that the sight of it would have
made our heart to leap for joy! 1t is use
less for US to attempt description OF this
scene-our fair correspondent has saved US
.hat necessity, and has doubtless come near
er doing ii justice than we could.
How delightful. as our correspondent re-
marks, to have our minds occasionally
Withdrawn from the busy turmoil of the
noisy world, TO witness scenes like this -
There we see little band of the young
and beautiful gathered together, in order
that the spirit of pure joy, whose manifesto
lions in our world are "like angels visits
few and tar between" until all the foun
Iaihs Of gladness are broken up and "min.
eled into one" glorious stream of bliss, up
on whose bosom the heartfelt gratitude of
che little group is borne to the great reser>
volr Of God in heaven. There. too. those
who have nearly finished the Journey of
life are made to feel as if the silvery hairs
of age did not glisten upon their heads,
while they have their minds drawn for a
few moments from the gloomy prospect ol
the grave which lies just before them. Il
is then that they forget the weight OF years
which is pressing heavily upon them, while
their memory travels the path of life back
10 the period Of heir youth. and conjures
mp scenes that hav, long slept in oblivion
when they too. with swift feet and ligh
hearts, triPped play fully along the greer
meadows. In search Of the loveliest flower,
with which 10 weave a wreath around III,
brow OF the Queen of May
VIZ 1iU AACtC 10 ea
communication
mAY-DAY FETE AT THE HOL
LT SPRINGS INSTITUTE.
How delightful, to turn aside from tn
dull tedium Of our daily avocations an
participate for while, in those pleasure
and enjoyments that elevate the mind an
cheer The heart Such was the effect O
this Fete-and il will leng be remembers,
by the Youth who united in the interestin
aud Intellectual amusement The joyou
group assembled. ench eye sParkled wit
delight and devery countenance bespoke th
happiness ofits possessor-whiie from room
10 room resounded the happy exclamation
"Haii to our Qaeen Of May" And whe
i'm due procession, with garlands and arch
6 most tastefuliy arranged. they escorts
her over the Green. she assembled ID
Throne aud in the presence Of few selec
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

REPORTED Loss OF u. 5. VEssEL OF
WAR.-A Correspondents of the Baiimore
American at Kingston, Jamaica, under
date OF the 25ih of March. writes, that CO.
lumbIan vessel had arrived at that place
bearing report, that an T. S. Schooner Of
War had been wrecked on The coast Of San
Bias. and tha, all her officers and crew ner-
ished. Name Of the vessel was NOT reeol-
lec,ed by the Captain who brought The in
ielligence.s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

MARRIED-on To-.
the Rev. T. ]. Neely. ISs 6. p {.
G6hulahoma, { 10 Miss 81 i' ~, by {.
RUTH, ofLamar.
May lifetO them prov. ,,-
Undimm'd by cloui or..,. 2
And Joy on radiant wiBr,
Make each glad hour n,..s
May peace and sunshine
In smiling beauty bsb5
Nor fade nor failHIllh.y a..
Where Joys shall nevsr I. =
With the above notice. Ii.
edges Inc receipt of a Slice q
which The BRIDE and bnisstss
cePi his best wishes for ,b...e.z
and prosperity:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10


-. tbs SEA sEaFsT7
This This monster. accord. =
Fhlladelphia Nor,b ''aghs
his appearance a. Ann
to be 60 or 20 fee. IaPs Iaes lI
70 ton have Ht laid Apparently IND y y
a"d ,aSf 9th Of the :! water ior Is -
head a is about the sizs .s iss s
lla' h,a.p on The Inc top. The ~,
or barnac!e. An eFon; -
capture him, BY mean. q :
Posi- osFIcE REoT1,,,
loving order has been -.
ent Postmaster Gene 4
publishers it is one ofi" a.' L
Money for nowsDal ,,nP'fa'
not exceeding 10 dolI3r, e
be paid to a Postmas,s,,' : : q
being paid to the publi,t.i, y y
at any other Office. m 't
such case, to give 10 tbs I''
money. a reeeip; theref,.t ~
forth with the POstmasss.' y
said amount Of such a. g
Sc ntatlon Of this recei1' r ts.l
pald over. The Poslm...., ). =
amount is to debit bimsslssa ..Is g
account, and the Poslm,.....-' . -
mount is 10 credit himss1r.,
account Of contingent ers.-..
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
LEWIS P. WILLIA MSON, Pres
w. w. WILLIAMS, Sec

Mr. Polk will contribute largely to the
defeat of The locos in Ten. Most oi The
appointments to office have been made from
that state. no other having the requisite
Qualifications. Some five or six thousand
fresh imported. unnaturalised foreigne RS
would do well. i:they7 wish to be converted
into American citizens in the shortest time
imaginable TO stop 10 them diggins between
this and August next sLocofocoism can.
not succeed in Ten. without such aid.
SERVED HIM RfoHrs-We gsee- that the
grand Jury Of y. S. -Circuit Court. al N Y.
nave indicted the Pilot of the steamboat
Swallow, for having caused the death of so
many passengers ,hroagh misconduct. neg
ligence. and inattenfion lfall steamboa,
captains and officers were rigidIy dealt
with. not one twentieth of the accidents
that now happen on our rivers would ever
occur
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

On Tuesday evening laSa
residence Of his S0n-in-!aW B.b. ".
Dr.. CARY WILKINSON Pes
HObiluaTy notice nexl wees
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

In this place On ghs 2Ss iT
RET g. infant daughter Of lHI
Vance, aged II months AMI -H
"Oh cease fond parents, csas a1-
Though heavy falls hscaa
On seraph's wings your slilaz
To dwell forever With iGGN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

In this place on Wedae,isJ :
the fifth year OF her age, GElafll
fant daughter of G. c. 9anle..
So fades the lovely blooming aE
Sweet smiling solace fanb
So soon our lT2Reient conigG
But pleasures only bloom 10
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We ara auiharised to announce GORDEN-
TIA WAITE, the present incumbent, as can
didaie tor Probate CLERK, At The ensuing No
yemteI eection.s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

The late copious showers have produced
a superabundant crop OF grass Some Of
our plaa,els, we learn, have TO take down
their teaces TO give their cotton chance 70
nrea,h..: others have to huatous and stake
the rows, that's all may no. be pioaghed rr
nIomiscuouslY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

We are authorised TO announce BASIL =,
HARLEY, as a candidate for the Office OF Pro-
bate Clerk al The ensuing Noveplber election.
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