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Dr. swaynesu Il
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

yu&r s., remedy t Consumption Ci. Cooshs spiune of
D,dieuy Of Breathing Asthma RAIN .ne
whoopns Coash Group and al pseass !" '"
Liver aud Lungs. Brohrn Constitution nc. -,
The above and only genuine prepsanos u"n
valuable tree public avor BY W unp.s
curing al diseases Of The Lungs
nssene theory paeties and some "''e
unsuspseting part OF the nans W
Baisam Cherry -Bai.am Of Will Cherry asi Comy
&c ali q view, amer "Dr S~Atns
Compound syrup whi Cherry had reputation IN ,ne
-heains to be forotion by many once
SIDE Therefore public should be their guard and
which 10 daily peftofnhs
a.oui.hus Pulmonary complaints amer al os. rens
failed and the patients given hopees.
might be published which would afonish
sci. hut sdeen~d below publish few Of me
names have cured by this wonderful reme
dy" 49,, -,
6. N the ,cbaey Of Will Cherry
in curing of OF the mos srr1vsfrd ea
Of which has been placed upon record amer
every had J and his physician had given him up
q. able. -. .
Mis-. Levi. Of West Philadelphia cured of bedps OF The
Iunr. yra standing Her symptoms spiinf OF ed
hacking cough pain IN the sJe breast ana oae.
which finally brought confirmed eonsnnpnn enuey 'uo
BY the use Of swaynes Compound Syrup Of Will Cherry
Jackson n formerly the hf-t Presbyterian Chureh
New York efficacy Of DE- s~ayne Compound syrup
witnessed hundred cases. IN
obstinate such eoushns
whe-rins choking OF phlesm. asthms,is attacks, &C.
James Washington, Pa cured OF umpon and
bleeding OF the Lung ply
,ieIs Ms aud heving uscd Of the patent medicines
immediate relief and SAFE
pleasant and eeeiuai rn'edy and worthy trial rom The most
skepteal -
Prepared by Dr. ~hose Office removed TO the
Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia
az Only AGENTS in Richmond the genuine preparation OF
Wild Cherry Obtained PEyToN JoHNsroN Druggist
us Main Street. and w II. DoRNlN. $50 Broad
~
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RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
EINHlS rnntc "a, The Xirrinia Springs and Mes

~~,,,,, ,,.--:-:- ,,-:........l NJ,
INhlS route Ia the virginia springs anu ""s''
- states advantages very lar supassns any o
met time in point Of style, comfort ssI seoaomy
Leave Richmond daily al ny hah soah 10 tns
"a mesl and then proceed with Pasneen nom h North, on me
Louisa Rail Road To GorousNile $50 mes 10 dinner enee V
stages ts nies TO Chaoeve before sunset leave ne
ing tos TO and breakfast Coeke dine at sAunos AMI
Clover Dale los m-- before night leave Al .sne u's
next morning breakfast at the Warm spns- pas, me ho AZ
and dine At IsiahanS and arr'e at the White sulphur os
a, - :, - -, 1870 90. a.. - a.,
-, ~
'' :" - No. s.,.,.. =,
s"nniuns VS. :, y, - -. :, 800,
..ht frh,tlrst
80 p, in. IN. ne, l,y Cuya p,iost.
-. o. ,,s on, ,,xs, ,he,, n . all seasons
- - -. A. :. q, h. n,si,,,,an Mi, n. very Az
nn ~ 1870 ,sr,.I ssaSs ,a, noiul JuI,ns summer
noun u .p' en,'y -. y. .. :, M. y..,.,,
s' ~ ~
r. -. LIN. from co,,o,sx,n. IN IN. .on 1870 miles
a., ,t n $3.50 r., sa,.h sns... ,nrm 10 ,,od n,xbt
, -, -, ,h. r., hon., AMI ,y, faei,,,e, thai other
- a. nn h,sto6,,s ~ouL, mo-, u,f, AMI we are a,
,n,, h., eoae he, and have
. -, ;r,D,v.u.n, ,. mr., =, red 10 s,rv All who ma,
81, 80 h,s. Election on tu,,y ,i,o and
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SMITHS
SELF.ACTING MULES,


HANING been satisfactorily tried in Europe
II II and thu county, Offered by Maueawa
Company Manufacturer best and n mode
Of spinning.
Licenses bIinR Mules been granted BY
Mateawan the Locks and Canal Company Lowell
and hmOskeag Co OF Manchester H. and viii be .rantedt
other respectable shops, application 20 IN" Ageat
WIN. n. LEONARD, Mstsawau,
DUiehes County, New York.
The follow for the information they
SoxERswoETH, Sept. I'd, 1913.
Dear Sf-Yours 81 g-h duly received, and would
reply Manufacturing Company
made ual Of sharp Roberts Cos Mason'- and Smiths scr
Aelng Mules Tie operated BY but about three
ay Apn Nay and June last the others have been
year They a IN the same mill driven
the speed, and kind Of viz No p Ming
Ths carefully weighed and hahsr Of sksins
dIesd spde h end Of each week The As made
saved weighed and kept " the
Of the weight 81 The Tor The
three months above named. follows
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COL UMBIA FOUND
Aud Rurr Will SIonc Vim nfncIorN.

No =. DaaHf sirfff .Ntr York
A L this Foundry, which has been established
IA for 30 formerly under the Of Mr.
Meoueen had all kinds OF EHctlss Borr
sEd Brass Casf,Hgs. foH Morris, and Ses,
every description Also, every Kind OF Mil suitable
any Kind OF Mills made to order and on hand
New York iSi5 2a-6m'
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TO SOUTHERN ANDsOUTR-WESrERN MER-
CHANTS.
i. A LBANY STOVES. The subscribers, having
IN extensive Stoves MI
their variety having completed OF patterns
prepared orders for Air Tight and BoGeT Pre-
nIam and Boiler Elevated Cooking Air Tight, Air Tight
Boz and plate Stoves Of all sizes
Ai1, Stoves kitchen hollow Ware Of all Copper and
Tin Furniture, Russia and American Pipe &c &c
Their Arrangements for such that they
confident they ords lower than other
house in the market.
Warehouse Nos and ~ Foundry Block between
Quay Market, HefkimeI and Lansing streets
LOW 4 LEARE.
Albany New Yohk Oct IOtl,. I4-Igm
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IN BOSTON PIANO FURTES,

INHE National Magazine d Industrial Record.
- Edited by REDWOOD PisHER Publ Monthly NJ q Der
Annum Contents oftbe October number
J. Commerce sines the Peace Of RE wick.
H. Remarks the Emissions OF Colon1 Currency
III Remarks on EDUCATION and Public Schools
Nv. Pfussru sysiem Of Education.
" Coal Fields OF Allegheny, Maryland,
VI sieag and Water Is Motive Powers
VII Rio Janeiro and lhe adjacent country.
VIII Paterson, New Jersey, by ]. Tfaven, Eco
TX Chicago Illinois, by u. d. Gr.wod ESQ.
y Our Trade " tn For ign Nations.
N Commerce of United states with other Am.re.n Nj.
"
MI Iron Trade Of Great Britain American Institute, Gane. Al
N. Old WcTd, &c. -
Subscriptions psrmlil received by
2i-dkc2u HOMAN5 A HIIts 90. p,o.s...
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PHILIP M. TABB & SON,

GENEWAL AGENTN MD NOhsHnUs ;,
Once corner q has and is srss Grocery sass Of
WA NJ narr.oa. E-s- - -... . -
TrEND To THE ooLLECrioN or CLAIMS o. every
n description Renting ms rsa's and ssnns r
popeuy in adjacent country irns out Negroes
eetns and dssosns of thsn At public os pfva
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n d cREssBAw, BROTHERS - 60 offer for -a'-
-. IS hhds Croir Sugar
IR3 Z" ~ Orleans Do
IS bbls CLAIMED do
~ packs wooisey'sOaf Do
no bags Java Conse
Rio
res LAguayu
S. Mancabo
10 hbds HOas-es
eos sides nole Leather
Harness skirihs and Russsu5o
tons Bhstd and Cast Steel
90 packages Tea
as boIss Sperm Candies
30 DO Soap
$50 kSgs Mails
20 bbls Tanners oil
so foxes Cheese
esroons Caraceas Indigo
geo tegs White Lead
ar CASTS Port Wine, pure
Pepper Pmento Starch Ginger. Window Glass 2aisns and
variety Of oh er articles. selS-f
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m H. LONDON E.slr ser.Kr sii hand rood stock
IL. OF the following goods
Washington and other ker-eys
Heavy plain and twilled fulrd Cloths, oI
Heavy twil.d Goods,
Knoy md all other Description Plaid Ln,eys
Kentucky Jeans. plain. stripe and plaid
White and eord NApt Csit NJ
T~Illed and Bed Baaksts very low
Red and white anne, do.
White cord 10.
Apron CHECKS aud Bed Tiekngs
Bl. cord and plaid Alpseeas large stock.
Mousins Cashmeres and other Dre Goods
general Of Prints which be asks the
Of purchasers &c ~
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VIII 'taLe against lie WeTd They tTng their
and and viii their one
OLD SORES, NOTIFICATIONS, ULCERS. KIT.
That soss Quiet OF the system
became they the
ineusbe PcpTatO1 sueh healed up, impur.
must other Ous- win endanzrr
why 1t - impoie the
such For Ley have power open avenues
1T of this morbid and the Away
This Salye provide for such cinerrsnc.e-
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The inflammation and disease always lies back OF the ball OF the
eye any
sy the IAN uis good. The Saye,
fur1en on III.
VIII be proper p.rspalon created anu
disease will soon Tzss of to the surface.
rrNrEEs on REcEEs TAN, NAscUIINE SKIN GROSS
SURFACES.
It, first eIpe IL will not drawing
h Tie face Tree from matter that
SKIN AMI fequt nty breaking surface
When teTc nothing but dun surface,
besths To soften add soften until thr
ceieae cEds II throws freshness
the white that perfectly enehan
FGeckles
appear.
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II parents knew how fatal medicines
inwariy, they wouh be Especially
euTal ozonses called -hedicAed ozenErs pills The
Is no tell, invariably, when present.
parents That salve awHys child has
worms Hwl dnve every vesge Of away. a smpe
and safe
There is probably medicine once
and 80 safe the expulsion
IL would be cruel wicked internal doubtful meIr
enes 30 long as a harmless eIsrna could be had.
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THE preceding figure is

IL given To rerre~etttho 'h-'
bic rrrspirsIien- IL il the rreate.a-
cas, on i,r the impurities q the boiy.
n viii be noticed that thick cloudy
mis-, ,.-ae. from al points Of the sur
face. which indicates that this P-rsri'
r.,,sn ils~ sunla,ersspssdiv ~hen nc
are in heaith. but ecaseswhen Ne are
sch. life cannot be sustained with
oct q. Z, 10 thrown on ION the o'ood
ard other juices of the body. and dis
nose. BY this means. CT nearly al the
inautit q. " thin Us. The blood, BY
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

THE CRESCENT CITY.-Mr. H. K
JUDD A gent for the NeD Orleans Crescent
Gin, is now in our town soliciting subscri-
bers In July the enterprising propr ie>
tors will have in operation their Magnetic
Telegraphs to Mobile and to The Balize,
and will be enabled to give 10 thei r readers
information at least days in advance Of
the mails. These enterprising gentlemen,
through .heir express-which the p. NJ.
General thought proper to s,op-furnishe d
the whole South with Washington city
mails. Such enterprise should be literally
encoura ged, and. as the Crescent City is
one ofthe best papers now published IN the
South, We say to all, call on Mr.. Judd. and
subscribe for it.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

T..c state oEIZ.sslssipps,
70 al persons interested In
the Lands Tenemeurs and heredIaments @!
Larlllu Maga,s Deceased-SREETiNG
You are hereby cited to be aud appear
b fore tie PROBATE Court Of Marshall
County. at the Court House IL the tcwn Of
HoIiy Springs, on The fourth Monday OF
July nest. 30 show cause, why the Lands
Teoeneuts and horedltameuts Of ~LarkIn
Magers Deceased. should not be sold 20 pay
his debls. to wit. the West half Of Section
DO Is, in Township no Z, of Range /, East
of the Basis Meridian, in Pontotoc County,
Mississippi.
WITNESS, the Honorable Tryon
Nj. Yancey, Judge of said Court,
ard the seal thereof annexed the
4th Monday of May, A. d. 1915.
Issued, May 29th l645.
Test, COR DENTIA WAITE, Cfk.
Nav 81, IS45-R41-lm. --a-----l
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
CHANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to an Interioculory De-
cree of the Circuit Court, for the County
of Marshall and Stale Of Mississippi. upon
the Cf1ancery srds of said Dockei, IN the
suit of William H. Marten e. al VS. Ballard
d. Matthews; l will on the 1st Monday
of July lS45. at the Cour: House in the
Town of Holly Springs. proceed to sell to
The highest bidder on credit of six months,
The purchaser giving bond, with good secu>
my, bearing interest from day Of sale at
8 per cent per annum. the following de-
scribed tracts or parcels of land, iying and
being in Marshal County aforesaid. 10 wit:
Lots No 70 and IS in the yicininily of
Hudsonvllie. being past Of tae South East
ern part of Section 81. Township 2. Range
? West, containing 50 Acres, Rood and
4 poles. more or less.
A T. CARUTHERS.
Clerk and Master.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

ten years, or remain and stand the issue Of
their trials.
Gen. Almonte had arrived in Mexico
Nc further earthquakes had occurred
'qce the 10Th OF April. One OF those
.1adful visilations had destroyed the vii
Iage of Rio b anco. Nearly The whole
population were destroyed. Sixty per-
sons were known to have been swallowed
up.
The American sqadron, under the com
mand of Commodore Conner was lying of
Vera Cruz.
We hear nothing whatever of our Elk.
traordinary Envoy, Mr.. Wilson Shannon.
We hope no misfortune has befalIen him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
CuANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory De-
cree of the District Chancery Court OF the
State of Mississippi. at Holly Springs, IN
the sui of James Elder, Admir- of John b.
More, Decd. against Benjamin Love, | will
on Saturday the 5sh July next at the Court
House door in Holly Springs. sell 10 the
highest bid Ter, on a credit ~ 6 II end -l2
months the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security bearing interest from sale.
the South half of Section %. L 4. + ?. west
of the Basis Meridian
JAMES c. ANDERSON. Cfk.
A., 81 I2A5-n1i-tfis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
CHEAP! CnEAPcR!!
CHEApEST!!

One of our firm wishing to go East in a
few weeks for the purpose of buying our
fall supply of Goods, and having very
large stock Df Spring and summer Goods
on hand, we are determined to sell them
for very small advance on cost. We
know il would be the interest OF all who
wish TO buy cheap Goods to give as call.
RHINE s. KOHN.
N-CslI at Sledges old stand North
west corner Of The Public Square. r & K.
NaV 9 Is45 nal
Alex sBLUMEkTHAL JAG 2 LUMEETHAL
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

Col. Nathaniel Terry, of Hu ntsviIle
has been nominated by the locofoco con-
vention which assembled in Tuscaloosa on
the 1t inst, as the loco candidate for Gov
rrnor cf the State Of Alabama.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

TAKEN up by John A Polk. living in
Mount Pleasant Is miles from Holly
Springs ore chesnut sorrell horse, left had
foot white up to the Pastor joint, Is hands
high or the rise, years old. Appraised 10
$4,000.
las. H. SWAN. Ranger.
May "a, l845-40-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
CHEAP GROCERIES.

WE have just received dirs-S from New
Orleans large lot of Groceries, which ne
are determined 10 sell low for cash, consist.
ing in part of the following articles:
10 Hds Ha. Sugar, Brown.
700 lbs. Loaf
800 /" Refined {"
"a Sacks Rio Coffee,
6 La Guira
5 Java
bbls Molasses,
Io-4 & J bbls Mackarel.
2 Casks London Porter.
bbls Sperm Oil.
Tanners.
| Eampblack.
| Dbl. Bfims;one.
| :: Copperas.
| Saiaratus,
10 Coils Manila Rope. assorted.
Doz Well buckets,
kegs Rife Powder,
2 :" Shotgun
l8-I & boxes Raisins,
drums Figs,
Lot West India Preserves.
IL boxes Pickles. asst,
A lot ofsauces and Catchups,
IL doz. boxes mustard,
50 - backing,
4 hlackina h<.se,k--
! gunpowder, best.
Imperial.
doz horse collsrs,
3 blind brides,
riding +"
:" wagon whips,
boxes chewing tobacco-best.
500 lbs smoking =" Old
toz scythe blades,
:" {" sweas.
s boxes sperm candles,
4 no. soap,
CASTLE,
5 shaving,
4 starch,
4 doz painted u vanished buckets,
I-2 +" brass band buckets,
! box cotton cards.
wool ''
2 doz, slaies,
2 sieves,-3 doz broons,
100 lbs puuy.-40 lbs snuff,
15lbs Indigo. 100 lbs madder,
10 GALS sp' rn gass-l0 gals spts week,
A Lot of Castings
DO do Stone Ware.
A large lot of Tin Ware of their own
manufacture, constantly on hand q! whole
sale or retail,
ALSO 80 Bushels stock Peas, on cons
$4,000 .bs Bacon. (fen.) and thousan(
| tbinos not enumerated ii the above list.
Cali and see.
Terms are CASH.
d. d. JONES & CO.
Nav, 18th, lS45,-39-Sm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVEN
TION.

Saturday, Nay 10. near midnight, the
CanvenIon br9.hl their labors as regards
Sepraion to IA close, by establishing IN the
slave States n Southern Baptist Conven
sion" There Will be connected with II
wo boards. entrusted with Independent
divisions ot labor.
Tne Convent on is to meet TIienn'ally.
It's frsr mceiiug in Aiay, 1916. at Nash
VII G., tennessee. "A attempt was made
by The indtfatiFab'e missionary Mr. Mccoy,
% attach an Iadian Board, but IL was
lhought oest TO lay the ma ter upon the
table tor the present.
\ Committee was appointed to make
exposition 10 the world Of the p'iecIP'ts
which acluated the Baptist DenomInatl"n
on their present movements. AT the head
of that Committee stands that able and pro
found TheologiaD, DR.. VIM. Curtis. lis
other members a re Drs. Fuller and John.
son, Of ). @, and the Rev Mr. Mallary, oi
Georgia.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
TIE FLAG
On Ihe South side offhe Public Square,
IS THE PLACE OF
BLUM IL f:OTaIEES'S
STORE,

Who have jnst received a day or two since,
a New and splendid Assortment If
SPRING and SUMNER DRY GOODS
and READY MADE CLOTHING /:
and as we do not approve of The general
humbureery, by announcing every article
in The Store. and sometimes more, we mos;
respectfully invite the ciuzens ct Holly
Springs aud It's vicinity, 10 call and exam
ne tor thems Ives, and taey viii certainly
fnd the New 81 and most tasteful choice
Il co ND Us, az the most MODERATE PRT Es.
May 81, IS43. Al.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
William L. StearGS,
,ownev and Counsellor aa Law,

AttOrney ahu CONHsefA"E a-S law
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
WILL. practice in the Circuit courts of
w Marshall, TipPah, Desoto and Panoia
counties. the Chancery court al Holly Springs,
and High Court of Errors and APpeais a, Jack
~on ana Give his attention TO the collection OF
Sucb claims in any part of North Mississippi,
as can be sued on in the Federal court at Ponto-
toe.
Nav II, l645-n39-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
- 7-777-S 0IYS CAS- &C.

LAMPs, LIGHTS. OILS GAS, sc.
r-tsN .bb.s. spirit Gas, 10 do Lard Oil; 10
1 Lamp oil; Ie do Alcohol; 10 DO spirits. 4 ur
pentihe, 5 40 Train Oils doz brilshsa sP4,s
ffS5s I.amns: 10 dog. Glass Lard Lamp; 10
gross flal Lamp wick. just rec 4 and for sale .dy
may3 r CHRISTIAN & CO., memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
Nav IS45-n4l-ids.

rv,yvEyrY-FIyE carboys Oil vitriol; do
1 nnriatic Acid; 5 do Nitric acid; do Nltras
acid: do Aceatic acid; 5 do spifiis hiire; do
Aoaa Auuamonia, Just received and for sale by
J. r. Ch7istian 6 co.
,wa Jefferson ST memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
BELLEVILLE. ILLINOIS.
FEBRUARY l5, l84I.
DK. A.G. BFAee:

Tx. n. U. bRAGG:
Dear Sir:-Having had an
opportunity OF Witnessing the wonderful effects
Of your Tonic Pills in the cure Of Chill and Fe-
yer, and minutely ac1uainting myself with their
composition, unhesitatingly say that their di =
covery is Of immense value TO the profession OF
Medicine.
Men OF thorough knowledge of the sicencs
of medicine W ho witness the effects ofIhese pills
on the economy of life, will readily discover
their healthtul aud Controlling influence over
diseased action in The system. They arrest the
chill Immediately, without heating the system or
eftecuag the head in the least. al The sane time
producing general moisture OF the Skim, allay-
ing all anxiety, and giving rest to the snflerer
Your pills, If tested, will doubtless take the place
OF the medicines now relied on for The cure OF
Chill and Fever. It's superiority over such pre-
para:ions will lead the afflicted 10 search for the
healing balm which will cool the fevered breast
The feelings of humanity alone plompt me to-
recommend this Medicine 10 the public, as an
Invaluable remedy for the above ma med diseases;
and sure preventive of Yellow Fever, Ague
and Fever, and Fevers in general. Moved alone
by higher than earthly con iSderation, offer nv
testimony in favor of your Tonic Pills, and
honestly belive they will prove real blessing
to the afflicted.
Yours with sentiments of respect.
w. q. GOFORTH, NJ. ID.
| For safe by E. A. Talbot sign of the Golden
Mortar Holly Springs, and by r. M. Boyd, 6a-
/ lem, Miss.
May d, Ie45-n40-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31


.ss ei.y Of Mexico 70
g '5verl 2 -. Cruz % the 30th'
% ,le 9th instant by
iHl = Thames, from Vera
,'aers =. will doubtless be
lathe G1UsTHmsHt Of
= lD,Tfurss 10 the GoreTH-
.etllemeut of the ex.
lstween them L. IS
wiIl be seen by a pc
communication from
,,'ais,er of Foreign Affairs.
r.,gress. which we find
tI,T5oa D.ario de la MariN
The affairs Of Texas
!, and so imperatiyely claim
!. ofCongress and the ES-
,,unot without incarring
.;gr postpone the resolu-
80. 10 prepare for a de-
h .baIl reconcile at once
-.erest Of Mexico Ine
assembled a considera-
,7ons On Tue frontier, and
rs5urces In its power 10
At.s14- --.---r.A h-aH-.rr
,,ft sees no other course
n, in maintaining the re-
5a becoming her power
--ss have arisen which
tproper, but necessary. TO
.ioas, which may IRE.
Il oa OfIrxls u the United
Ill n lhe FIRST place, Of The
,iev.aJ.y break oct be-
fme American Republic,
0is H't PrePife'' ara 'e
els UlIch sa-H a ful'lre
rs1 us. oAas ms maze
G., aug "'' L.'.i.Lt nee t'r
N EHin, deeply penetrated
ac- Of lis d1iy' AMI Ihr
H nmI-5 ttso.'t. "a on Is
-l.l lilI '-a eAecu'''.
i 5All ie'Mlu'l'oh Without
A s uc,IIIeL OF tfe Lon
lln' lAdt o-d iLese
B. aaR.l eA-'c's1 .'i1 pO" =
i : .a5 coh t.'"''oa I'' con
II sas pa l't y" = l..o''S
ca lo1'taOie ana ed'Snla
i cl, AID tAe eXe-u I'VE IN.
POO -hsi"' nus ~ "' : - = -
aas !-9 c13l,'ie y, Hc5''i q. .'' o.
II y! a. "
l4 FIy ". u'd ''e' 70 = ;
.Al Lliled states Hi.t 0ou-
sve al once max 50 III a''i.
W0ull lly I ~ 'io.9 "e'S "'
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'ii Lheiiy.- Mexico, April 2llo4i
'Plsl0oas from tho Texan Go
\ a.llsd 10 by oisnor CusVas nav
i q course 10 recogllIion b
d'as i.dsPeadance OF Texas. :
S.il e d'Aa MIGlster, and the dl
!. 'ae goveVaaent manliests TO trei
" , .ses'Aols Ppvlnce, has excite
aell o. l3sy DISCUSSION In the Jor
easaFlch seems TO regard Ii
ls1 FEi EY favor. We thin
z Rs ave lhe kew of the whole Z
l.cA raiders il plain to the dulle
ia1ll The Mexican .goyer
Y ,aoilhe opinion for some ;iu
y he oaly conceivable plan
s he annexation Of Texas 10 d
VS. IS 10 recognise her indepe
!hs has been brooded upon, al
f'SaeIe in the way has been t
~ uayielding rride of The Me,
'sl1 al. Ale. having dec.ar
aiy s1lrs,and upon so many occI
M would not recognize the lad
IL. = e States Il annexation TO-
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IN 1H1 SOOu nature OF sol
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
JAILOa'S NOTICE.

.
ftAS WAS committed to the Jail OF
,xEJf Mafssail county, on the Ztst
sazs=kzs4kzzs May 1915, gro man - .
runaway who calls his name George, aFia
s,ys he belongs 10 Charles SbacklssoTd. ei
Madison County. Ass. Sid boy = =
bou, 10 or 20 years Of age, feet or Q
Inches high lie is a bright malatto and
has tlack straight halr
The owner cf he above described boy,
will come forward, prove property, ray
ebar1es and take him away. or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
w. w. WALLACE,
Jaifor. IL. G.