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va. 49, 10 '. OIe's "d By W. TuRris. v.sss Esh
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
$4,000 CAPITAL: $4,000: 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. C1.- ~. isis be dawn IN
Alexandra. 4. on ra,u'ds,. iiSes,ns>r ihh
Magnificent Scheme.
"'s =" Is sSSS :, p"I,% ar,
10000 leo toO
1000 Ae Ae
w.ei- TsI.. sis--ii.,,-. s-aa..,.,. . 80.
cs'as.''- " Packages Of ,. wao.' sie
10. 90. sc &c a a..s. -
1000. IN PRIZES OF $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cs.- a. foe isIs 10 =. AVN
I" NeiasdiA, ID q. On SATURDAY. t~e.mb-r 30.
Splendid Scheme:
p"',o 10000 >; pine. Of s,,ooo
2,,Io 400 ZOO
rs No L-ter-i, Draw, B.no.s
c,,s.,,.. T s... .,o9, =. s..'t'aa'
Do. do rs aa.,,,i.. ~ so
1924 DOLLARS.
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~"t !" 1000 1000 :. '"','f ';S s.s
5000 lU
'suaea'-. Of rasiAse. OF 70 who-.. siao
D@. d. d. 20 20 a aast. 70
Orders fot retsl. shares and VI In IN.
above p'.ndi is1S ~ receive the
an account oi ibe b.a~ be amer o..,
10 oil WHO order froai Address
ia. eREGoRY b. co. Manager.
N" -'-SAe.a~ Richmond. Va
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
RIehmond.y Wa.
LUCK AT IiOYT'S.
n'A~ins OF AerAndria Class q. drawn IIth October:
u IS 81 S. ~ 30 IS ~ ~ - - % G2
Capital OF 100000 sold by the Prize seller,
HOYT
Ms CO. $1,000 -D,d aud p.ij BY lucky HoYT.
er AIiir-- all orders fOI Capitals u Truly Iuely
D.MH oYT
'ots b. following Schemes ssd r-n Immediately:
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
Ahi@hiiA ioi.ry. fa.. ~ 10 da~ i3 D~e-ab.r
cspral-T,eA"ts sic Capitals SfOeOo I5OOo 5000
$500 SO of 1000 whol- sIo H.i..s 5 Suan.I.
10 lSo dpsTs vii 10y esnhcaL@ = paelAy. ~ who'll
jackets IA thi- scheme livery
Chance in this LousD.
Alexandra Lousy. Gas ~, DECEMBER go Ca.a.,
Prizes OF $4,000 scOoCO Ticket.
"nly $40 esrtiIests Of package oaly $40.
A~ts1ifA Lottery, Class 9th D-e.L. Csnt.l,
ssSssI 1900 sO0O, 1000, :; Tak.ts t0
heeniheste OF package costs stO-SL.es proportion
rs Persons visi'ins n IN yast Of
money. " " ~
W Tickets all the Lotteries advertised by Gr-rory Co
constantly on hand Orders Sasns Tickets atsnd
ed 10 with a~inrs ri., ..n, xbsn
requested, n order Of d. NJ HoYr R,ehmons
Biekmpnt december l.,
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By Davenport a Allen.

- D1'eHt'oft a AIIen.
GROCERIES, &c
On THURSDAY. the l5h al IOt o'eIoeh ~ - m -. . 49,
hGenon Store an assortment OF Grocsnes viz
Prime ~ Groin Porto Rec Sugar
West India Moas-.-
Lamp ol. Olive OIL
CLsese
SpefHi and Talow Cand-,
Brown Soap, Old whisEey
Holland Cir, Branty
hhas 9Th pr St Croir Rum
sOIe II=aiLer
Gunpowdsr and Bl4eE Tea.
Wrapping and Cap Paper
Pine Sst
IA Hat
IS Boots and Shoes
100 drums fresh Smyrna Pigs
TERAiS-Suns under IOO cash; 500 I'D ov., ,o,,,,
CIT 20, sPP'''edPaper. DAVENPORT ALLEN q CO.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

FOR RENT OR LEASE.
"a The octagon dwelling house with il out
hksA buirss formerly nccupsd resi3src. MI Robert
GTcerboW POI appiy Cu-p ~ sddr,-sod
20 the sgbscribsr ~ wsshtnzton CITY.
." s-di~ssnwtf ROBERr cpEENHOw.
AIRS sCALE-A ndler suppy q thss. vsiusbs
- conP,sns ~. Platform scsss sad the Couasf
fsssfysd asi fot ssSG De JNo TRlPLErT SON.
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ny James n. Lynch.

ny Jaues n. Lynch.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
WIN D. sold To morrow Evening Tuesday sts osIl II th.
reh.ns- Hotel $4,000 s OF IL. star. az V.
na ~ Shares Of Virginia and IS sh.tr on m.
e3es'st Cotton and Wool Ma ins Couapany
un'ef an sssgbmsnt mad BY lure, will h. .on
Wa same tine and pLe Share. soeh IN the a,aso,
ns s "snLsemrps Company subscribed by said Jur,y
an upon ~heh s2lo have been paid Share IN ths R,c
"'s- "e n,-'Snnon By Or41r Lks -5.ssAae.
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Tucker on GOrernSaent
A sERIEl or LECTURES on tbe Science Of e.v,,.m,.,
N intended 70 the student for study Coa
q the United rta~s ny Beverley Taeser Of a.
IN lhs University Of william May st wa mssurr VIrr.
Just Published tor sale BY
des DRINEER A noRRa
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CARPETlNG AND RUGS!

. second supply.
Two oil who wish to purchase good, handsome
ahd cheap Carpets and Rug invite t 10 esn and ~
atnnc large assortment. Just received
hof CAV MATHEWS &Co.
IAunEHS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
'ENHE annual meeting Of the Stocn holders Of
tho far'ers Bank ~ vHsns viii ne hsd at their Bsp.sx
Nous IN The city Of sehmopd on WEDNESDAY January.
'o'o' J. q. BLAIR q.
FORM oF POWER OF ATTORNEY no VOTE nv PROXY
hnoT all men by these presents, That -.
Of g., do hereby aproint - " be - sub.,is,,. an,
poty fot -, and In - and behalf ~ vots =, spV
election oa Director or Directors the Fauues fVgns
hdfurthernofe, N be suhstue rstssssnt-
81 an ettafs n the Stockholders visx
mia sud IN name and behsnto respectss
rep-snEo amending such ~ laws esguson.
"ay Be deemed snd sovsrnusn 81
said Bsuk
In witsess whereof - have s.t hand and ,.1
Tits - day u -, IN the ytsf .
Signed, seIcd t~~
AMI Delivered. In su
The presencsof \ ~
DsS. s.-eod
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ICoRICE, IN MASS tND STICK -
- " es'"spsh"h Licofiee In hsss superior qaairy
20 tuek-for sais BY
ae ~ WILLIAMS q HAyAIL.
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DoRro RICO sUGAR-:o HIS Rico susar landing for
u sale by de 10 WfBB BACON 4 co
TU,Hg CHEAPEST AND MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL PI-
i FER or The DAY.-nEwErs EXCELSIOR. End NV
yOk Illustrated Tunes PubIsheT. II. W IIrwtu Artist T. H.
Msusson. Editor q. =. HoffLrsn.
The EtosoT, Periodical Miscellany original and l. ted
matter will De- published f"tnst once Aston
Houss At ~ Iesnis - advance Each
number 81 The Excelsior WI consist Of snscE To.1 PIfrs
EaRy pnt-J The beet we. ps per- and eat Fl
hsbed with knsrasings prepared rNpesy
enriched with choice piece Of Illuminated Muse
lu-atobs of Passing Event.. beads original AIh
'esursi Designs ahse 81 ard ue!ul
designs with accompanying sust
upon this important baseh OF Will prominent
has feature Of the work.
In il ieading department besides Reviews Tass sttehe 70
aud General Correspondence EIcrso Keep ~
steady record day with .dt1
rial comments such Of hsm a. AE
And bouo~ing spirit from .s aspiring motto
and ehaIactssc eblen Of the "F. STATE the Eressot-
wlhs faithfully Illustrating through which e
pssng-wi higher as an Asr,csn
Journal Of TASTE and Opinion
To PsHiopc, TO obtain the Grs, and be-,
of tn periodical agents generally will forward
their orders 10 the publisher, sseu- wm Taylor
Grahas Bupe-- struser Co IN the city early day a.
possible.
The Holiday Nurbrr EIoesor nod New Yol Illustrated
publisher ths Ibe ,,, .nd .p, OF ts Eb,,bnn,,
VIII not b. supasd by any ofhe festival publications bp
i2l Persons danr By enclosing o. free Of po.
taEe WILDE furnished with eopss An e
by NATL addressed 10 this esab hnesi b. poet paid
New Yors. DTc. ", lst5.-eoIw
EDUCTION.--A reduction seem, 10
be hc order Of The Day nd being keep pace
with neighbours oGf all serrty rye s,et Of
goods mach below recent prices A,ne tea goods. viii bs
found - and - bR aud Rhincs 2 AMI
- wasrd Sks very rich - Heavy bin striped do rch
- ehins,abs s and Eener a.-ortmont Of colonel pess
des mAwEs, VAN DEURsEN WARD
UMBRELLAS. UMRHEILAsi
DECEMBER 3, IsiS
- ". JENKINS has received
H. 1000 cotton Umbrellas, from s9ie co.
1000 sfh do do. , So .nd upwards
An made The bet and warranted Car ba,g,n,
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MESH ERISM.

w RANDOLPH q co. l2l Main Street have 6,r~,l,-
~ New Faeis IN M-susr,mTte ssers-. vi Preyor. CON.
ty Mrs. Crowe. ~~
Human hagnssn-its Caiu, Dspa.eas,e inauiy Rain.
an stsmp show UTILITY Application M n, r,S
man snitslns-by W Ne~nhsm " ST..
Instructions IN Animal Ma gneb.n-ey p-u1.
aes IN hesherisn with for 4 dspssaonats t.ou,ty
into it-by Rev u Townsend. A NJ <'
Philosophy OF Myaery-by L D.nJy x.n
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LIMITATIONS ENGLISH CHEESE
II Pine Apple AMI Goshen da.
Bunch haisIBs whole Aad hall
Oai Aeal scotch and Pearl Barley.
yellow Spur Peas, lu.lGAR M.ccaTont
Males superior French Mustard
Pisssfvsd. Branjssd ard Picked Peaches
Preserved P,n- Apple, Orange sad Lines
Ct0sss = Bssk~sHs LOsdbs Sauces.
1u.i Teeised ~ sehf GrssL~ay, shd fOT sAl. BY
JOHN CREME
GEO i,3 a.Is &C
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
For the Holly Springs Gazette.

Mr. EDITOR In an article In the lasl
Guard under the Editorial head, but nol
the head of the Editor, attempting de-
scription ofthe speech delivered here BY
Gov Nc Mutt, the writer of that article, so
clearly and paipa5ly misrepresents the
feelings and impressions of the audience
that 1t is due to truth and Justice and to
Gov. McNutt, that fair and just account OF
that mastery effort should be given TO the
public in lieu of thatsearbed and rancouI
Gus TRADE of misrepresentation and false
colorings contained in that fippant and spu-
rious article.
The citizens did assemble at the ringing
of the BELL and some of the candidates did
make their bow to the people and so did
Foote; bu: when the Giant of Democracy
rose and uttered his first sentence, it give
earnest to the whole people, that an intellec.
tual feast was about TO be spread before
them adorned and embelished with all the
dainties the most fastidious intellectual ap.
petite could crave or desire.
, The first course ofthis feast was not taste.
less and tresome as reported by the
Guard" but It dealt out in profuse and ell
egant solids, the food that was admirably
| apted preparatory step 20 the luscious
4
which all appetites were surfeited as was
manifested by the simultaneous exclama.
ton liz tones of thunder. that. in that feas,
all were satisfied and well pleased
The vindicaiiocs of himself against the
many charges and caiunnies propagated a.
gainst him was mild dignifed and chaste
yet powerful and conclusive, and in none
was ne SO happy and convincing as the one
charging that he was opposed to the annex.
alton of Texas, for In adverling to the
proof against him the principal witness ad,
duced was Sam. Matthews, the brother o.
10 and Jim. at the onset of descanting upon
the deposition OF Sam it was discoye, ed thai
10 was among tea guests at this entertain
ment, and 1t was supposed by the gtver Of
this entertainments, that he had gained ad
| mission upon the same terms that he did a
the wedding IN itawamba," when some
difficulty occurred with the bride, when {
change had come over the spirit of hi.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
Holly Springs. Aug 25. 1915.
WHlGS, AND THEIR DUTY

WHlGS, AND THEIR DUTY.
What if Henry Clay is no longer al the
head ofthe great Wing army2 Have the
Whgs therefore. no country, no principles,
no pride2 Are the Wings of Kentucky,
therefore, ready 10 disband and 10 sink Into
a captivity which will make them aleos in
native land, while licentious men and inca
pable demagogues by profligate pandering
TO the basest passions of the multitude
crawl into power and atrociously subvert
the very foundations of the system OF gov>
eminent established by our folefathers?-
No. No. No. Where is the shrinking and
iimid whig who will not raise his voice to
repel the suspicion that such could be our
course2
We invoke the wings of Louisville to
contemplate for one moment the condition
ofthe government. AN unexpected man
sits IN the chair at Washington. Babbing
declalmers or political sycophants surround
him to yield the sword and purse of The
Union. Ra1lcalsm and charlatanism
hold their impious orgies in the very tenn
pie con secrated by your fathers 10 conser'
valve freedom. Atheism and infidety
boldly claim place among the high priest
hood of the modern Democracy and declar
that their appeal TO the people will be
crowned with success until Christians prac
.tice what they preach The foul Harpy o.
Locofocoism flaps its filthy wings through
your capitol and our proud Eagle droops
| from very shame at the association Re
pudiation is Invited. through its leading ad
vocate. to take charge of your Nationa
| Treasury. Political prescription and un
prlnclpled conversation of the officers of tht
people as rewards for partisan service ar,
represented by the appointment to the De
partment of War of the author of the infa
nous sentiment ito the yictors belong tn,
| spolls the same sentiments which Pack
ham proclaimed as the prize to his sol
diers on the plains of Cha.metle. Is th
then time for patriotism to slumber2 ].
Tins time for you to manifest aphaty OF
sui.en discontent. or even al indifference
to the result of the election? We appea
to you 10 stand by your country. "Peace
purity. plenty, and patriotism will
other nations: purity in the. administration
OF our home affairs; plenty through wei
devised Legislation, and patriotism. that
through the storms and strife Of party
strives to improve the condition of all, anC
to sustain the dignity and integrity of th'
Union.-Preatiee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
MARRlAGE Is. BTTRIEI,-

A Clergyman who had ia The Io,Ter,,
matrlmony drawn a share that nroy53 y -
him worse than blank. was iust eynar; -
encing severe scolding from his xs,,,a
pc. when ne was called upon to uua. .
pair In the blessed state of wedlock =
1he poor parson, actuated by his a.
feelings and experience, rather Than =. ".'
sense of his canOnical duty, opened The
book and began: ''0
"Man that is born of n woman hath A.,
a snort nme to live. and Is full Of trouble >
&c. repeating part of the burial service
The astonished bridegroom exclaimed
"SIr. SIR. you mistake-I come here 10 be
married, not bured''
Well > replied the clergyman. aif Won
insist on 1t, am obliged 10 marry Won
but you bad better be buried
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
"FANATICISM ABOUT INTEM-
PERANCE"

A writer in the National Intelligence
over the signature of IN. l." draws q
comparison of evil consequences a.eo-
holic drink, at present existing in this coan-
try. with IN destruction OF human life al
different periods Of history. The sacHhee
of human life in the American Revol Dlon'
in Europe during the time OF King ChaIieS
the First,is the reign Cf the Bloody Mary
and the amout of 1t annually destroyer. oy
the deluded votaries of JuggerHaui' are an
made, by the writer's calculations, (Whleh
he bases upon the best authorizes eXiauI
insignificant, in their numerical Teia'iO" -
the amount yearly consigned Prema ufety
10 their graves in the United States oy IL
temperance. The following short eAIfa-.
will briefly recapilulate the conclusion - =
which the writer aTrives-and from "u.s- ~
be urgues, with great force, The ihl uS.1'
o. the charge of fanalieism against tn~ -
borers 10 the temperance cause. we
sign. hereafter, TO Irasser The article eAs''-
to our columns. ,
"In 1929, when Philadelphie had en- =.
hundred and sixty thousand lnhaoi'1uIL-ii .Li;.b.
College of Physicians deliberately Puo''i.el
ed that seven hundred deaths hao isse.. .,S;.
there. in one year, from the use OK -b iussb
eating liquors. That proportion .nan 'n'VT7 mi.
the Union, containing then thirteen al 66g.
lions of people. would give more 'nan isl rom f,
six thousand eight hundred aea,as , nopa.
the same cause and in our Prese" Pin
la,ion of twenty millions, yearly me- -. rs
~ Of eighty seven hundred. saPPIIse s6II
estimate t1 .ce. nay. three the iLu'n 1se9,g. ID.
he annual deaths are more than '"T' en.ny.
n;oe ibousand. More than twice a ,..Isrei =
everv week, as Mary Of England mg'al n'mbsr
in her whole reign thrice Tue gI.r-srDasi
weekly. that are sacrificed TO 5sanaal
IN wear: more than double 'As .or aad
daa,bs of our Revolutionary W. Wa he
more than double the carnage Waller
British at Waterloo. where Say Eve haa-
Scott, sone hundred officers siam sils.15 men
dred wounded, and fifteen 'hoe13,i; St 1R-;taia 10.
killed and wounded, threw ban 3o,empsr.
| 10 mourning The victims OF 5v na
ance. too, are in general better me" armies mics
:ure than those who make up boaesisg
brighter minds, kinder ara NV
| hearts,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
LATE AND IMPORTANTFROu
BUENOS AYRES

The brig Henry, arrived a; New York
brings advices from the River Platte to ,be
18th OF June. She reports hat the com.
bined fleets OF England France ana Brazil.
were abo1t TO blockade Buenos Ayres-
The English and French fleets amounted
to 32 sail. ard it was said that they had
nearly $4,000 men on board. The mat,
ters in controversy between Brazil and
Montevideo we're in a fair train of settle.
ment. The Montevideans who took re-
fuge in Brazil had been disarmed. Rivera
had been conducted by an armed panty
idto Rio Grande An American vessel
had been refused entrance into tho post of
Bucnos Ayres. in consequence Of her hay.
ing first touched at Montevideo.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

dream. 10 was electioneering and attended
the wedding without special call.
The Great Host was descanting upon the
.,.r,sition of SAM and some articles that
bad appeared in the "Guard' against him,
when jo rose from amidst of the audience
like Ghofer. and asked McNutt whether
he alluded 10 him. the Gov. replied In the
most complacent yet sarcastic style sthat
no allusion was intended for him, for he
himself never drea med even of suspecting
him of writing any article IN newspaper
showing the slightest ability; but he vani-
tv of 10 in presuming that he had reputa>
ton for writing for newspapers, rather ex-
cited the ire of the Gov. and he drew his
sabre and levelled his artillery at 10, and
such a scene af devastation and ruin has
never been witnessed in :his part of the
world. he literally held him up az a laughs
inc stock for the whole assembly fer the
space of two hours. 1t was indeed pitlable
to look on 10, as he sal writhing and ago
nizing under this most pungent casligation.
| But the Gov knew what he was about and
| knew from whence the charges against
| him had emanated. In nv nexl will des-
cant freely upon some parts of he Cows
| speech that will be peculiarly inlerestin g
aud amusing to the general reader.
A DEMOCRAT.
| P. S. The reason why this article was
| not offered to the Guard for publication.
supposed as the Guard was the advocate O
Foote. that it would not give it admission
/ A. ID.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
From the n. o. fropic OF Monday, 18th.
MOVEMETS OF MEXICAN
TROOPS.

The steam schooner Augusta Capt. CHI
let. arrived here yesterday from Matamo
ros, which place she left on the 18th inst
We have CLEANED some items from letter
written by resident of Matamoros to Capt.
GiIlet, on the day he sailed.
Tie letter, speaking OF movements OF
troops in the vicinity Of Matamoros, says
il was known positively that all the points
ofthe Rio Grande would soon be covered;
that General Arista had about 5000 meE
within one days march of Malamoros on
the 18th, that Gen Paredes was on his
march to Monterey with 600 or 5000
men; that Gen. Gaona was also on the
march with 5000; that Gen. Bustamente
was going TO New Mexico. The letter
then says-"N Notwit hsianding tho sc prepar-
ations. | believe that hoStilitles are not so
immediate as 1t nigh. be thought at first.
1t seems that no Genera-in- Chief had yet
been appointed, and that there are no con-
tracts for the necessary supplies OF cam
paign or for serious invasion of Texas.
The letter states further that "lhe Mexi
can government says to Congress that, IN
| its opinion, there rs no need of waiting for
the delay stipulated in the treaty (be:weeh
Mexico and tbs country for a declarati %
of war, (f declared )because noticesaenough
have been given TO the United States gov
ernment months ago"
The letter further savs-"Some persons.
generally well informed, think that the
government needs money much, and wants
TO hold up the prospect of war to get
their loan approved. The hope that for
eign Intervention will soon put an end to
difficulties, seems TO be at the bottom of the
ideas OF this government, which, on another
side, is threatened with a new revolution
according TO some letters from the capital
1t is also stated that. according to the off
cial paper of Mexico, the 8 Is 100000 hat
been negotiated-but this is doubtful.
BY speech of the Mexican Consul
then here, the General commanding a
Matamoros had been advised Of the ship
ment OF troops from this pert to Corpu
Christi and Bexar.
The letter concludes thus-"The mex
mail will probably have the debates O
Congress on The loan and war bills. w
may perhaps better see into the futur
. than now.
4 We do not see much war In all this.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

How To MAKE AN UNPRODrCFNE 1 kal
BsAR-A lady oil our Acquaintance 'ooN us
into her garden few days ago, where we
were shown an apple tree which she inform.
ed US had been planted ten or more years
bat had never, borne any fruit, 10 look
inc over an old volume, she Accidentally
met with what purported to be 4 remedy
for this unproductiveness, which was slma'
ly to cut from each limb close TO where Il
deverges from the trunk, piece OF bark
about four inches round the limo one lnca
IN width. and Immediately replace II by
wing it on with a rag until it adhered a.
gain. Early last spring. she tried tins Ak
pertinent upon the Tree we speak OF, leaY'
ing however. two or three limbs unlouca>
ed.
The result was that in autumn II was
filed with apples but it IS worthy OF re-
mark that those limbs only which had been
cut bore fruit. The operation is very SIM
pie, and as it has proved successful in thus
instance, we have no hesitation IN recon-
ding lis trial in similar cases -Readla5
Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
Col Oakly has offered the services

Col Oakly has offered the services
himself and regiment.
The German Yagers are ready.
Irish Volunteers meet This evening to
form company exclusively of Irishmen
Mr.. Nossel, of the Daguerrean Gallery,
once Trapper in tbs Rocky Mountains,
calls for company of volunteer Ri1emen.
He proposes to daguer0tipe certain distln-
guished Mexicans. and guarantees that his
coLors will stand.
The Eclaireurs, new company OF
young men in Fauburg TIeme, are on the
qui race.
The arms and equipments from Baton
Rouge have arrived, and two Volunteer
Companies of Artillery will leave here to-
morrow on the Alabama.
The Courier of last evening says-'li
is determined TO call out four regiments o.
| volunteer infantry. to be Immediately or
ganised, to await the co1rse of events-in
/ the mean to be retained in Louisiana III
! their services are wanted. The Governor:
| proclamation WILDE issued without delay
calling out the four infantry regiments
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
For the Holly Springs Gazette.
"The Wine Cup"

INSCRIBED TO THE HOLLY
SPRINGS TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.
Look not ttoH upoa the aciae. At the last 40 b.
,eth Idke a serpent and stingeth lake an Gdder.'
Look not on the wine cups low
From the tempter's charming go
Bright and sparkling tho il be,
From the fatal venom fee.
1t will bring thee care and wo.
Sorrows wave will Ger thee flow
In It's light there Is a pang,
Sharper than the serpent's fang;
1t will teach thy heart to spurn,
1t will from thy bosom turn
All that once was cherished there,
The beautiful, the loved, the fair
1t Will hush the lip of song,
Sill the voice that cheered thee long;
Dim the eye OF gentle light,
That only for thy smile was bright;
Il will shroud her heart in wo.
Tears will stain her pillow snow;
The broken vow-a perjured doom,
Life is but living tomb
From the mouth once fondly fed,
I he fiend will greedy snatch the bread
And plunge i'm the gaping still
A deadly drug thy soul to kill;
Thy prattling ones, with joyous note;
That once in siivery tones did float;
With hunger harsh-and ;attered gown
In piteous tears their grief they drown
Il will bring thee poverty.
friendships voice viii die with thee;
Scared and desoIate thou IL roan,
A stranger from thy once loved home;
1t will that home disgrace,
It's demon stamp is on thy face;
And like the ".naIk of Cain" twill. bring
A doom more dread than deaths COLI
sting;
Ay, u will bring thee 10 thy grave,
Hurl thee on perdi.ion's wave,
| Sink thee down where damned fends,
Will drag thy soul to hel's dark scenes
Then look not on the wine cups glow,
| Turn thee-from is charming go
Bright and sparkling iho' it be,
From the fatal tempter flee.
| ESTELLE.
Holly Springs, Aug. 25, 1915.