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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
JAILOR's NOTICE.

JAILOR'S NOIICE.
WAS committed to the Jail oi
. Marshall county Miss on the i4tb
IA 4 inst. a negro man runaway
E7 who calls his Eame Rubin, and
6sGN/ says he belongs to William Lacy
sszxxzs.asra OF Alabama, said boy is about 35
years old about feet high, very black, large
eyes, and his right leg very Crooked.
The owner of the above described boy will
come forward prove property pay charges a. nd
take him away,or he will be deli with the law
directs. w. w. WALLACE, Jailor.
M. c Miss.
August l6 l845.-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
Obituary.

Leaves have their time 10 fall
And flowers 10 wither al the north winds breath,
And stars 10 set but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, . DEATHri
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

THE Copartnership heretofore existing in
y. OrleanS, under the fiTmo Mason & Keeling,
has been dissolved bY mutual consent.
w. K. MASON
EDWARD A. KEELING.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLY SICIANS.
1--WE Hundred Packages OF Fresh Drugs
L. medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs &c. just
received rm the Importers, and for sale BY
may j. X. Christidn t- co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

JAILOR'S NOTICE.
E WAS committed to the Jail of
N/ Marshall county. Miss. on the
ss.=<H1D 18th inst. a negro boy as a
runaway who calls his name Billey and
says he belongs 10 William Winger. me-
gro trader. The boy says he does not
know where his master lives; he is abou.
years old. about 5 feet or 5 inches high,
stout built. and of dark colour.
The osner OF the above described boy
will come forward. prove property. pay
charges. and take him away, or he will be
dealt with as the law directs
w. w. WALLACE, Jailor.
Aug. TO-, lS45.-n52-f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
DE- Sg " Msg G1 So

- s<s&s ~ S&S
VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE.
A SAFE and certain cure for all kinds of Liv-
IA er complaints and all diseases and indipoSi-
lions that originate from diseased state mac
tivity of the Liver, such
Chronic nd Acute IgggmatiOB OF The Ltrer,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADA CHE,
SoRrReSs OF the. iSt0nGcAe, Loss Of Appetite,
LownBSs OF SPIRITS, CRoLIc, CosTIvEBESS, &c
ALSO HIS
GGYEss.sssgssAs4 u GMIGs
AceftaiR ag8d c6ectaal remedy fol- all kinds Of
FEMALE DISEA SES and IFEAKNES IS
Or general debility from aay cause.
AND ALSO HIS
RHEU MATIC MEDICINE.
Il neCer failing remedy for tie I1IIE UNA TIC
PAINS, IN 0H It's different stages and UdrietieS.
There are grest many living witnesses OF the
healing effects of these medicines in this vicini-
ty We therefore depend entirely upon those per-
sors TO recommend it Uiua UOce. but those who
have never taken them need not be afraid of re-
ceiving any injury from them for they, in COM
mon 9Th all good medicines, are purely vegela-
bic and perfectly harmless.
I[ For Sale by b. ]. MALONE &Co.
Holly Springs Miss.
June 2l, lS45.-lf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

All Of The above articles viii be sold low f0r
cAsn, or on the usual Time TO punctual cusio-
merS.
Holly Springs, April 5, 1915, n3s-4
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

As grease preserves a duck from the
'', So does sobtiety Of department pre-.
aIve woman from temptation.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

A good book and a good woman are
,,.,is,t things 20 those who know how to
,l.gs them. but there are maLy VINO Juu8e
of.bem bJlh only by their covering
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

TGE BIC HEAD -ITs CAUSE AND CURE.
lL ladia, Of Jacksonville, Illnos in
ionmuulcIiIOn ia the Prairie Farm r saws:
Alarmcr Of This county Mr. Benz Couch
man, hls theory and cure for this terrible
-aease 10 horses, which d serves the atten-
-'n OF all owners Of these valuable ami.
l''s. tie says that the disease originates
.'na horse not shedding his Jaw teeth at
proper time. All horses shed their thin
E teeth as well as lhei- front teeth. If a
.'.a .l 7 noi shed in The upper jaw, the bone
Is mead begins 10 grow. and th causes
@os neal II tooth in the lower ilw
-'' dropped. the bone grows and this
'',,'s ,he big jaw.
US femedy Is this: he has n pair of
"A lfaWers made afe. the old fashion of
gs'runents used by physicians, Of a
'uulciehl 10 draw n horses tooth. with
NJ .iale ike an auger. This he annlies
" u'sTased tooth aud extracts il. The
Nill then get well, unless down with
pant have heard several per-
Mn ~. witness TO the cures thus effected
# Mr- Couchman's theory and prac.
ne invites all who wish 10 ascertain
ec'ness, to examine the skull ofbor-
,. VII have died from either bio head
'W, and he says they will fnd the
N colts tooth remaining, SHOWING
N, = INC cause Of The disease.
" OOucnman = an intelligent farmer
not know Of this article beipo
but The suggestion is 20 me. an
,a.a an' entirely new. and seems so
ies.s5 !, a'u well suostaLtiaied.t that have
e,,,b proper to call attention to il
:" your valuable paper.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

GOOD book and a good woman are
,v.,ielt things 70 those who know how to
,,Ils them. but there are m1Ly who Judge
f.bem bolh only by their covering
Woar FOR CHmDIES. There is no
-rs,tsr defect In the education of children
,a naqiecting toaccuslom them TO work.
ti,an evil that attaches mostly 10 large
owns and cities Children suffer much
from e. The parents never consider
whether The chiId's work is more uncer-
a.a than their future independence and
san6r-much depends on being acc US
toned % work-accusiomed to provide for
t. thousand constantly recurring wants
.lUnlture entails on us.
If.lis were mol 50, still it preserves them
.rm bal habits-it strengthens both mind
ni bljC Il enables them better TO bear the
confinement ofIhe school room, and il
aaIs more than anything else 10 give them
.ls views oflfe.
d isl00 Olen the case That children, pro
lsl they spend a half dozen hours Of the
lTGs.h5oI, are permitted TO spend the
E as LHey please mos they grow up
aas wJdI without knowledge Of It's tolls
nl.lres They view il through a false
ai.lm They cannot appreciate the fa-
usy0l 5-slow, as they 10 not know the
they cost. Their bodies and minds
ie sueNatsd, aud they are exposed to
rltvcr vicIous associations are within
-sr reach
The daughter, probably becomes that
la5.e helpless oIjact, a novel reading
E.L The sun, 1T he surmouuts the conse-
FENCES Of your neglect, does it probably
lasr his plans and station for life are fixed,
ili when knowledge. for one Of its impor-
1a, objects, comes lo1 late.
No man or woman is fully educated if
20, lccIs'omed 10 manual labor. What
s'.r accomplishments they possess. what
Ttrihsir mental training, deduction must
ende br Ignorance Of that important
alP.er Of the worlds great book.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
NEW
DRUGS.
ia IA p SAG!& q "a
=

AZ the Sign Of he Gokien -Mortar.)
II As Just opened his Spring supply Of Fresh
IL and Genuine Drugs, aiedicines, Paints, oils
Window Glass, Putty. &c.
f. Country Physicians and others, who wish
for GOOD DRUGS are invited 10 cali. He Is
constantly receiving supplies from the North.
by which arrangement he Is enabled 10 have
FRESH DRUGS AT all times. Having been
in the business for several years al The North, he
thinks he can offer his services as a Druggist
with confidence. His stock consists in part ct
the following articles:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

Per schr W Oman i'm Pensacvla-Mrs Donlvan and
children. Mrs Keyser aud daughter, Messrs U smith,
Winney, ChTesbur2. .I .. 49,
Per s,eamboat VIM Brudstreet I'm New Orlenns-Wm
Buckley and lady, Buckley and lady, Mrs McCann
Messrs Noles, Levine, bryan.
Per steamboat Fashion from New-Orieans-Mrs II
Qoigles, Messrs Peacock. Qnigles, Cue, spulier
Per steamboat Creole frum New. Orleans-Mesdames
smith, Brown, Misses Desha, Mtssrs Smith, Hunting
ION Miller Bryan, Robinson Stiles Quarles, Milton,
t,rumb Brown, Devon, JHnIeson--l9 OH deck. 20
per steam boat Creole from New nns---RevN Pin
new Cant Gwyn, A; Messrs Frazer Edgerton.. Her
bert May Vegion, Smith, Wliliams Myers-l2 deck.
Per steamboat Belle Ppuls fin Wetumpka-D Walker,
lady aud children, Phtlison and lady. Horton
s"d lsdy G Richards, lady and children, Mr.. Ghd.
don Misses IleIy GliddoD, Pnuiaon, Messs Beaver W
r. a,arke Mills, d Clock. L MeQaeen, Scot, " II
II IIsu u Peck, ID CrOnin, w Tai lor, II Ward, y
II (luyton Iielly, Stanton, Mitchell, Morehouse,
Neyi,,s w Mcdowell, w Bacon, Nicholson, II sloan
r Rieby e Harris, + @ Jenkins hrown, u Sod
der. 3 e Bell, 8 ~ Pstiibone. Il Rnnbert, DR. WIN
Johns on. SANDERS T. w ChHppeil, w Burt, RI
ley, II A Taylor, W Tiey. NMion.h !ncool, WIN u
Bacon, J Myers Z Mumiord, Street, AID,
Per sic i.nbout Minerva I'm DeniopuDs-oeh ~ oeshh
Messrs r A Harris, e BrosA -. VIM and Stfoher, n
ZONES, ] Smith. NEWCOMER. N Marx, NJ liend no
gan, Y Thompson Martin. Rony, Andrews Cha
Lamar. an
lie, steamboat Irene from Weumpha-Capt Wilson
Messrs Porter, Wibnight, w alksr. "a 3 - : a.
per stean,hOat Noxubee from Finch's Ferry--F Chnu
d,on and fami y. Misses Au-ti Ware, M@ssrs Ansti
G,!.rc Uirick Gift Gouldin, Halter, Rutland, smith.
,e, Gay, King, Thonus, Pope, Parker. Alden--
,oat Bourbon I'm Weiumpka-w Bosworth
MA ,,dy aud svt. Mrs sturses aud children, Revs
IIearu. t Mathews DIR Waikinr. Capt Brooks, mesr
Vsnderv oort, Furness, Simpson, WEBB, Jourdan BIN
mona. CampbeI, Strange. Cloud, Mayer, Mcdonald
Kjmbiepgb, MorrisssIs, Davis, RsGS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
GONaUENEEa


Per schF Gaena I'm Bali imOre-Marshall, Rowe IL CO
FIJI Brooks; C G johnson; w Eckford; Rhea, sy kes d
co; Bull che co; Dade & Robinson; Rives. Battle
co; II A Schroeder; Tarleton d Scott Dsde Reynolds
Walker a. Holmes; HARRISON x Robinson; w Mahlke J
e Chamberlain Fooie n CO; Fry, Bliss s. COZ Perry
man d Son; Mallory, Ross q Blocker Capt Twifod.
Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-O Mazange
& co; Tiff; Goldsmith & Haher; IL jones' Bar
ron, Mend q co: Warrington d. Calannn; Dorrance
stannnrd; Foster & Baitelle; stiles COZ VIM II Red
wood; Fry, Bliss N co; J O'Reiy co.
Per steamboat Creole from New-Oreans-C Foott
Il co! Barron Mead & co; Fry, Bliss d. co; Campbell
owen q co; Smith, Dhhney q ro;J e Chamberlain;
d jones' stiles & co; Schtfierlm & CrDzirr john
Ticknor; Warning & co; P Relnsen, McLellandi II
Huber; Wilson g. May.
Per steamboat New World fin New Orlenns-Smh
Dabney Il Cot e Smith; Marshall, Rowe q ca; VIM Cal
yert; Torrance & Stanardi Stiles d CO.
Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans Dnrrance
g. Stunard: Burden; Wilson May; W ood Y Brewer;
O,Reiily d, co; 8 w Allen; Edgerly
Per steamboat WIN BrAdstreet I'm New Or eans- VIM
Calvert; A Aud; Wood & Brewer Swim e. Williams; c
Keith; Wilson a. May.
Per steamboat Tuskalonsa I'm New. 0rlesns-J Peden
A Aud: q Ogden. Dorrance q Slansri; i l q ZONES
Wilson IL Msy; Perryman & son; Cavert Keith
Gage Post; ? Cook g. coil L Cunningham Campbell
Owen co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

BALTIMORE-Per schr Gaena-l25 bxs candles, 81
do hf do tobacco IL do glass do sugar, bbs her
rings, DO saJ, IS do 6l ht do whiakry, 10 do apple
brandy, 10 do hi do peech do corn .helers SEQ pcs
castings. 3e5 kegs nhils, 479 SKIS coffee.
NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat New World--4l7
bbls -four do molasses 10 do haus 81 hhds sugar. 10
pcs baggns, SO cois rope.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creoe--29 bbls
whskey, 16 do -four pa do pork do beans, Is do APP
pies 81 do fruit do Is hhds bacon do bbl sugar.
tcs, 4 bxs wine, &c.
NEW-ORLEANS--Per steamboat Creoe--6 bbs mo-
lasses sc do flour, do whiskey do pork. do fruit
RICE hhds sugar. cks bacon, so SKIS Coffee 10 dem
johns rum, &c. ..
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion--1o0 sacks
corn, J tee rice. rs bills ma kerel, DC. -'tt
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat VIM Bradstfeet-
SO bbs whskey 194 do flour, do bread, % do apples,
do baco Is cks do 100 SKIS BRAN 200 SKIS l6 hhds
sugar 20 kegs lard, IL bxs tobarco.
NEW-ORLEAN5-Per steamb0st Tuskaloosa-406
bbs -four Is do bread so do beans ll5 do whskey ID
do noasse cks bacon &c coils rope 2O0 SKIS bran 800
do corn, so bxs cheese, 10 pcs bagging. H
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

THE RETIRING EpIToR.--Forney, in his val
ediclory, in retiring from the Lancaster Journal
says -
s'Tbere is probably situation in life, which is
a more varied scene Of care and pleasure than that
Of the editor OF pubic print He is the target for
many poisoned arrow-he is the object, and often
the victim of MANY an unmanly soite--he is often
coldly and ungraciously treated by hose be has
served. Though the last has not been my case,) yet,
Notwithstanding all these, there is gradually estab-
lished between himself and his newspaper, degree
of affeclon--a feeling Of kindred--a silent conf
dence--hat bind him cosely to its fortunes, and
awaken in him an ndescribabe interest in its wei.
fare Such, at least, is nv experience of editorial
life. Although there few who have seen harder
struggles. or have ofieuss experienced the butter
lempe,is Of political rancor. yet there is someih'ng
IN the long intercourse bev cen myself Hno TINS pa
per something in the fact, that for nearly nine
years, have been holding with its readers
that brghtens the memory Of the past, md oblite-
rates oil other and unpleasant recolectiOns.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
AN AMERICAN MAN of.War.-A Kingston

AN AnERicAS MAN of.War-A Kingston
(Cnnada) paper Of the Both ut. says:-"The U. B..
war steamer Jefferson, Capt Whitecombe, is now
living ia Kingston harbor, having arrived yesterday
The Jefferson is an iron vessel about 400 tons bur-
den, pier | for "a guns on flush deck, but having
only two mounted. Her steam apparatus does
not seem L. Of much power, being Of The propeller
kind. bur sh. heavily SPARED as three niasied
schooner, ami is said TO sail like witch She Is
certainly very beautiful craft, and like al yankee
men-of.war. is kept ia admirable order When she
anchor yesterday, she was visited by Comuaa.
der POWELL Of II. NJ. ship Mohawk, and the visit was
afterwards returned by the American officer. AT
pre.en, bob vessels have the flags of both nations
| flying at their fare and gsff."
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

The st. Louis Republican ofthe list inst states
that on the preceding Saturday, Gen. Hardin, with
200 men, marched upon Carthage, the place Of re.
fuge oil the Mormons, and took the town. On he
approach of the forces the Mormons retreated to the
Court House which they fortified and prepared them
selves 10 defend it. The Court House was prompt
ly surrounded by the forces Of Gen. Hardin, and
demand for surrender made, which, after fifteen
minutes deliberaton complied with. The prs-
oners we're then discharged their narol, and per-
mitled to depart, leaving their arms with the VIC
fnrs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

The officers and clerks of the Custom House, ~.
Orleans have presented service of plate to Thomas
Barrett, late collector as token of the respect and
esteem which he was held by the donors. and a
memento of their iliendly feelings towards him.
The necessary amount was readily raised. and con-
rlbuled by the officers with hardly an exception.
The service was selected, aud the inscriptions en-
graved upon the pieces. 1t is a splendid present,
and cost $675. 1t is of solid silver, and consists
of large Salver, two Pitchers, Coffee Pot with
heaters, Tea Pot, Cream Pitcher, Sugar Bowl and
Stop Bowl.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

ANoTHER NEwSTEAmER.-The steamesY ms
Bradsiree. Captain Meaher, arrived here yestefl'eF,
from New Albany, (Ia.) via New Orleans. She ia
fine boat finished in good Taste, and presenting an
appearance and promise every way credtable to all
concerned. She was built during The summer at New
Albany-the hull by j. Evans; the engine BY H Use.
Lent s. Co. She measures It's feet on deck, 80
feet beam, 81 feet hold, and draws 2s inches She
has double engines. with feet stroke; built for
the Alabama trade, and is calculated to carry 100
bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
MX}Bil lie

GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-Politcal matters have
gone wrong in Georgia. The wings have carried
the Governmental the House OF Representatives
by majority Of hine. This gives them the control
on joint ballot and secures the re election, we suP
pose, of the apostate Free-trade democrat, John
Mcpherson Berrien, to the Senate of The United
Suites.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
RNGa-IsH sCH00L-

BARTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORY.
THIS SCHOOL v " be opened "n the 10Th INST,
under the charge E. BoYNroS, A. B. an
eff. lent and experienced teacher Recalling. Spell
lirg, Writing. Arithmetic, G-ogaI by and English
Grammar will be ia,thfuliv taught Tui'on for how
under eight years, SO; over eight, 80 per month =
No pupil will he ,eceNed for shorter term thai.
two months The tuition for thai time will be re-
quired. invariably, in advance. The school will be
under the general supervision Of The subscriber.
ocill ll2 fl ID. +. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

The N. Y. Tribune. says the Philadelphia Led
ger, states that little girl was shut up in dark
place for punishment, on Friday, by the keeper Of a
Public School in the Eastern part Of the city. She
screamed and shreked so loudly that The neighbo,s
Al, length went and rescued her--bu, the child died
the next dav from the fright. we have not yetoS-
story iii is true, the teacher ought longer to
he perm,ted TO exercise authority over children
The practice Of combining young children in dark
piaces Is one Of The vua that could be isvsHtfd for
thsw reformation,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
The Athens Banner Of the 10th ult., speaking OF
tha Ennro;a alactions saws that

''1he great battle has been fought in the election
of Senators. Owing to the unlairness with which
the Senatorial Districts were laid of by The last
wing isature, all understood and appre oiaed our
danger. Hence, our strongest men we're selected,
aud our party cordially united upon Them. The con-
sequence Isl that we have carried this branch of the
Legislature, IN defance of wing gerrymandering.-
There can be little doubt that the aggregate votes
for Senators will show that the democratic patty is
still the strongest in Georgia. and we would respect
fully suggest 10 our friends OF the Federal Union, the
propriey Of obtaining from The Executive Depart.
ment statement of those votes for publication, IN
order that the correctness Of this opinion can be as
certained. 1t would doubtless be gratifying TO their
readers and the public.'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

The eastern mail rsea yesterday from beyond Charles
toufrnm whence dates of the ltths Latest paper
dates from New-Yora Saturday evening, lin inst
The Great Bnain steamer had not arrived, then IA
days out.
The sales of cotton New-York for three days end
ing with Friday amounted 1900 bales-no change in
prices About 1900 bales of this sold on Friday The
qnotsons given in price current for Orleans and Mobile
mid to good mid 74Slc. Total sales of week 1900 bales.
Freehts TO Liverpool arm, :. led usked-no recent
gagements,
At BosToN, lIih sales for previous three days report
ed 600 bales, steady prices chiefly Upland ste,
and Newt Orleans and Mobile at 7I9s9. mos, and
small lot fine at lOc.
PHILaDELPaIA, Oct. li-Couon-The late foreign ad-
yres have NJ odured no effect upon our cotton market
and the demand has been moderate al steHdy prices.
The comprise 435 bales Mobile and NeworIeans ut
6osc for ord To lar quality ;4U5 bales Upland Mt ID 0e
amt some good fair new crop at 81 los hates Tennessee
al ftMs ana SOME repaeked al DC per ID l0'n weeks
sales $50 bales We continue former qnoations Ord
6l06 mid MA good mid 74U7i; mid fair 81 6e4i fair
-0S4; good lair TO nne -1JSt.
CHARLESTON MARKEr-Sales of cotton for three days
ending 18TH about $500 baes-seers having the advan
tnge. Stock light.
AUGUSTA, Oct is Cotton Ia in fair demand from
Sc, hut little in the market that will bring
Tie One lot at % bales, Carver 9in in square pucka
ges sold tor at. Principal sales TO H. The receipts
this week than last week but the receipts up
10 this date fall considerably short of the corresponding
period last year.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 17-Collon Market-Arrivas of
cotton have been light for the past week, owing the
wet wenlher The four five days have improved
The roads, and receipts getting heavier We note
advance of from to &c on NIL qualities, with avery brisk
market. Extremes st tn Ilc principal sales that
teen made are of mddling qualities, nj from to 6ac
We now have line river. of capacity 10 accommodate
boats OF the largest class though of them yet
mnde their Appearance here.
Total receipts for the season to date, $50 bales.
NEw-oRLEASs MARKET, Oct. lS.-The cotton mnrket
very active on Tuesday, but "Wednesday dull md
Hat sales only 800 bales Thursday sales OOU and FRI
day about 1900 bales-buyers having the advantage
bout &C. few lots for France aud Northern account,
but bulk of sules Tor Ensla Total business OF week
$4,000 bales The following the quotations OF price
current.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

BAprIsrs IN THE UNITED STATEs.-From the
BAPTIST Register for 1s45, it appears that they
Der 1913 ministers, 9232 churches, and 7O7 .9i2
members. Thew nave IL chartered colleges and five
theological seminaries. They publish fifteen week.
", five semi.monhly, and i've monthly religions
newspapers, six monthly magazines, and ona GUAR
ierIy Review. The receipts Of their principal be-
neyolent institutions for lie preceeding year
for the General Convention for Foreign Missoss,
S74 4sO; for the Americas Baptist Home Missioa-
sry Society, about 0.O00, and for the American
and Foreign Bible Society. $20,677.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

TASTE rs. PATRIOTIsm.-The Savannah Geor-
gian attributes the success of Crawford, the whig
candidate for Governor, to The fact that the noun
tam democrats all out bunting squirrels instead
of coons on The day OF election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

The Louisville Democrat thinks Cass,us M Clay
is about "ft for the unstic asylum" Insanity is
the plea frequently up by the friends Of cuprit
80 screen bin from punishment.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

WINTER ScRAP.-The following quaint epitaph
was written on the tomb stone Of youth at Firth,
IN Derbvsl':re, England. The comparison 10 sea-
sonable
sour life shut winters day,
Some only breakfast und away!
Others 10 dinner stay and are full fed
The Oldest man but sups and goes to bedl
Large Is his debt, who fingers out the day:
nv ~" sssgsst 9ss fAsb Gi w9sr'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

FOR TUSCALOOSA
= Ee@ n The fine, light draught. double en-
e ;Ss;ss5TS5T CINE steamer NOXUBEE, II. Kin
nv, master, will depart for the above and inter-
mediate landings on THIS DAY. 2lst, at O'Clock
PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
CAMPBELL, OWEN, Il CO., Agents,
oct2l ~ Front and rs Commerce-s-.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

TNIRE & MARINE ms URAN CE.-The "Pro-
II lection Insurance Company" OF Hartford, Con-,
will insure buildings Of brick or wood. and their
contents, in the city Of Mobile or its vicinity; also
take Marine OF lver risks on cargo only At The
,omary rate of premium. JNO C RYAN.
octls Agent, st. Michael 81.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
United Stairs Surplus Rsvspas On Deposit

From September %, 1874, 10 the Both ult, com.
pleed year, and in thai time, il will be observed.
the amount Of money On hand has declined SO $685.
622-showiug that the expenses Of the wear hive
exceeded the revenues to that extent. II must be
taken into account however, that 1851 ,9l7 Of
stock debt has been discharged the LIST January,
1915, and treasury notes. This leaves balance Of
So 1872 POI excess otreyenue, from all Sources over
current expenses. The revenues from land, etc,
were 1900 900. So that the customs Under
the present exorbitant tariff have been scarcely more
than equal to IA moderate expenditure. II is observa-
BILE that while this amount Of money is lying idle in
bank, Il bone Of contention among speculative brok-
ers, the government is paying more than a million
per annun interest on borrowed money. The debt
is now follows:
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