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The New York herald., 1845-06-12
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIES' MAGNETIC FLUID.
ADVERTISEMENT will be found on She outs e. in
relation this and extraordinary discovery mdica
science. The object in referring it u. public
yanc 9aesee and without beneficial effect
GALVANIC RINGS promote their more effective action
and to direct the galvanic the particular portions
States, is at N 1874 FULTON STREET few, doors from
authorized Agency every city the Union and all limitations
ofh discovery sold elsewhere will be worthless and Of G
feet Due notice will Immediately be given in this paper the
respective Agencies which are now being established
Ivis+e
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CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED,

THE 14LHAMRA
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY,
- $50 BRO ADWAY.
addition to its being the magnificent and extensive
esabshmen OF the kind in this CITY, is also the only
where the Ice Creams made entirely Of
one sceptca on this point easily satisfy themselves by
comparison.
Parties and families supplied usual also with rich Plain
Cream recev ed twice day. from Orange ef2 iwtrh
THREE. or four Gentlemen be accommodated " th
Furnished Bedrooms, and Breakfast and Tea or full
boar1 in pleasant threeory House. doors of
broadway ~ sprng street Apply 90 Spring ei2 3te
CLIMAX STABLE,
COURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker & White Streets
,,s,,,,,, Rear OF 800 HRospwAy
daons are rsrate-he Stalls width and the Car
rage Room excellent few Stalls vacant and worthy
the attention ofgentemen who wish their Horses have
perior treatment.
iel2 lm+rrc c. J. SMITH, Proprietor.
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Sales of Stocks at Boston,

EXCHANGE BOARD June l075 sh,res East Boston Co 13
lOo do blm 1874 Is Long Island RR slod 72; $50 Norwich
ton RR s 100 do soim l8; 50 DO is 5000 Read;ng RR
bonds, 1857 U.s.
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tAUAHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOVERY.
ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING
oJ-OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE ~
THIS EVENING,
The entertainments vii with grand Comic Panto-
- mimic Ballet entitled
THE TINKER, THE TAILOR. THE FARMER AND
SAILOR.
Also Singing Dancing and Negro Extravaganza the Opera
tic Brothers and Sisters, forming the best Band Of
- Aiinstrels in the world.
The Company Vauxa consists of twenty talented per.
formers who will all have the honor of appearing
every evening this week.
Doors open at ~ o'clock Performance commence 81
O'clock : -
No Ladies admitted unless attended by gentlemen.
An efficient Police eng -ged. under officer Ssstn.
For particulars, see bulls of he 10 W
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AMUSEM ENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

BENEFIT of Miss Clara Ellis,
THURSDAY EVENING, June ". will be performed n
new Americag COMEDY, called ASHION-Count dc Jol
ina,re, w II CRISP; Gertrude Aliss Clara Ellis.
\ edey Dauce, py Miss ~ Clair
To clude with the lst and I'D act, Of the new Drama
GREEN sHES-Conner oKeuaedy, Mr. Dyott; Mi
mi, Miss Clara Els.
ffrst Tier 70 ..atsBors. I'd and sd Tiers 80 Centa-f
% Cehts.
Donrs o'clock and the Curtain
hali-p o clock
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

~
Thursday Evening, June 18th,
49,, The Entertainments will commence
With gorgeous FAIRY Spectacle the production of which
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE s''f PASSIONS. +
MI. sSeAsEy 9y Msssrs. hysd sherwood, and Grain.
eese Watts M.srs TPaeide Gaissher Nefinso"
Grand Pas DE- Deax Partngton and Celeste
sPcEHpi6" iPafEHltl6" FiRE Fl sflT wdSSs e hSEs-z1
Ai,I;.ot A. ocISsk E, MIR EDGE wl sye Display Of the
prans & rrewGrks Many OF the colors entirely and
T IN & TaE slRs afG fsss Bss entitled
SyssS Ms MffBss:"Sss Bss:sSs " Ss$
shR am MI M hnI.9e Isss,s NWASoss Mis- kgSs"s
rope and at this % ' e
and latest Aa'''sal acRob csRRSsI'y yr p FASI SfrG'p
An efficient roee WI always Be N attendance to main
Ami,.s 0aSh.1 1aeets fy Csmts-S M - :,
Il Performance TO commence at o'clock Doors open al
CASTLE GARDEN.
froprletors messrs. French and Heiscr
-An Entire Change Of Enieriaimnienfs
ONCERTs LA sARD
admission % Cents
To commence with Grsnd Series Of Tabeaox taken from
''' s'fia FhsT 5S' fR&TRelTE + %'fi;Pe fai'Fd the
c.,, nrP1,rsEsTArTEs
Ai,a Absl Fa9.ler Fhlssr sSsm M;i, Elils1 EaSsa
Asssssssaia Bid b fip"lS Gy Mr. gSs%.s Ssas.sa
Grotesque Tchi Tchou ch,ese Buooas Dance. by c.
Song from 'es 6vI,,. Bshs%,n IL ,S G HIM NJ DsnHson
Balad"i wish could ,he melody she sung, Mr.
TO segsg9 He II 3st "a ~ vayF
Vol su Vent, Mon Louis Louise, Miss Cohes
Minutes Tor Promenade and Refreshments %
Doors open at ai-past O'Clock Performance com
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BUkION's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY June u, l8-will be performed the Pictorial
Drama Of OREGON; or, The Emigrans' Daughter-Shtl.
dom Mr. Johnston; Jacques Babtse Mr. Stevens; Peter
Whefstone, Mr. Johntone; Mrs Smith, Mrs Hughes; Lit
=, lie Thunder. Mr. Jervis Doves Eyes, Mrs Dunn
To be followed by The Farce of THE THMBLE RIG-Sam
Shlndy Ar Barrett; John Ginger Mr. Burke Mrs Ginger
Dancing by Miss + Moore and Mr. g Smith.
I9 q sGScude sMl q Yh the new Buresqus Of THE BQHEA
Burke Mrs Quin. ia Queen of Pedars-a Furiner) Mr.
Stevens; Airline, the Great Original Mrs w II Smith.
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LANG Ys'S
DIscUTIENT CORN PLASTER,
been long kn9Ms England and warranted certain
Dr. Mil1os 1872 Broadway III Bre,dway IA Canal ST
Sixth Avenue, and L L. Cotrons Bisecker street
g-5-Price Is cents. jell Im|ec
LETTER BALANCE IN A PENCIL. CASE
FOR THE NEW POSTAGE LAW.
John sHELDONs Patent Unique Pocket Companion, or
Weshs M and Writing Appa55aSs par g containing Letter
s s s1
Of Leads the toS fe Case, the whole serves
@ ssi t1ss
julio 3tis*Tc 122 Fulton, near Nassau st.
~ keens, for Pantaioons; super Dab Tweed. Sacks
&e and Fancy i1 Co.. re-
- Tailors and Diapers, 2sl Broadway American Hotel,
WHEAT-lsoo bushels prime Illinois Wheat, landing e
" e ship o'wso fro" EsT o6ini Hs ST. soah sa By Street
Fl EMPsEED-i5o bushels clean Western Seed, superior
m quality for i2f n ms cc ssGa
tons very e. ooTnSs iefS s .. for sale
S'' very ;egsEP 6o s. South St, ny
from New s15 Fl suit
jl0rc Sc South street
TO CAPITALISTS
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital of about $4,000 in
safe and profitable way, by erecting building for divine
worship for the EmanuE Congregation of this city and fur
nshRg two lots between Bowery and East River and between
aas IS
or at Messrs Settheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver
julio lmsrc
JAMES AND PATRICK SKdNELL,
60 long and favorahly known the Billiard playing portion
msnt Of Mr. Abraham Basord No Ia Ann and 4e Full
ton 70 % SOLICIT the of those who take
return their sincere tn INKS those gentlemen through
whose kind support and liberal patronage they have been thus
FIR enabled compete with all opposition and hope by
strict attendance TO business to merit continuance Of the
same.
The B well stocked with the choicest Wines and Segar
Sherry Cobbes Mint Juiaps White Lons &c., &c. made
their inimitable style.
Seven rsbles 81 ie marble and marble beds with all the
modern improve men ito 6t+ec
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WIG, SCALP, AND HAIR CUTTING
ESTABLISHMENT.
DGRSONS wishing to purchase Wigs. Scaps or Ladies'
Half Wigs, either find them on hand or have them
made TO IN the best STYLE NJ short notice
WILLIAM DIBBLEE,
oG5h (late 271) Broadway. opposite the Park
B.-Har Cutting attended by Dibbee himself who 1,
IN attendance all times The Japonica Juice or cleansing
the head, and mosenng the hair being well known 10 hi
customers Is useless TO mention 1t for strangers who
will find t,at his above. III 6,is-rc
GERMAN PHYSICIAN
1R JOSEPH HElNE, No. 20 Dune street, coptjnues 10
be consulted the various branches Of his proe SION
ei,cac diseases he few days. Old affections
We throat ohc body has become the
Oh me d'seosc, he cures without mercury.
" - ~ the only regular physician advertising IN Duane
;. ret he !. the only who has diploma and Member
OF the Medsl Society of New York Observe No 20 Duane
se,eFe near ontham str. ct. lsll msrh
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PARK THEATRE.

PARk THEATRE.
FIR 4 NCH OPERA
FHE MANAGER has the honor of announcing TO the citi.
zes OF New York that he has leased the Park Theatre
limited season, and will open il
Monday Next, the 10th June,
With first time in this ctyl the celebrated Grand Opera Of
GUlLLAUME TELL,
BY Rossin
WITH POWERFUL CAST,
AND LARGELY INCREASED ORCHESTRA.
10 The Box Book will be opened Friday morning the
18th instant AT 10 o'clock, the Box Office where places may
be secured
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
and Private Boxes engaged for night the whole period
performance.
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TROY HOUSE. TROY. NY.

TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~ Y.
r. OLEMAN ROGERS, Proprietors.--Ths House. so
- ong and voaby known the travelling public now
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations made
which the extension Of the Dining room aleng
Of ninety feet and by folding doors citing extended
70 one hundred and thirty feet thirty parors with bed
have been addea-aorng accommodations for persons
The house has been painted aud papered throughout.
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga the front
hs house. Ii is also but few steps from the steamboat
landing
The pppreors by their personal attention their bu
and guests and increased
CHARLES 8. COLEMAN.
Late Of the Astor House.
CHARLES NJ ROGERS,
Jul lmSrc Late Of th Steamer Empire
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POST OFFICE,
, New York June 10th, 1865
ETTERS will be received this office until 2S o'clock
~ r. l on Thursday be forwarded by the Steamer
Great Western, for Liverpool.
paid. ROBERT m NORRIS p M
jill 2trc .
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WARREN HALL.
No. 3 Warren street
'THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as q
Hotel in style of comfort and convenience for the ac
ommodation of citizens generally and visitors city
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion of their ia
Their arder will be all times well stocked with the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Scgars Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious
y. While from its central location being leahe City Hall
md IN the centre OF business will afford great nducemcnt
those visiting the city,
J. BRlTTON,
:, - - G. McCORKLE.
BThe usual rclishes served up nj ali times je7 i'm &c
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DENT1STRY-VALUA DISCOVERY
PRk.SERXE YQIfR TEETI

- II PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
WHY will suffer with the toothachc when bv calling
w on DR.. PAIGE, l39 Grand street. near Broadway Won
can have eecuay and entirely cured He bas an entire
new preparation, that will IL few minutes without
pain or SO that may be filled making vau
able tooth Tor life thereby obyatng the pain and danger ha
wing extracted IL is certainly of the discoveries
Of the never fails Of the desired effect The
der teeth filled without sny unpleasant sensation Artificial
teeth inserted in the most approved ie7
0Tls FIELD respectfully Informs his friends the public
that he has arrived the city and taken quarters
street. where he has number Of Bssfords improved Billiard
Tables sale for playing and will be happy TO have them
gc His bar is well stocked with making Sherry
Cobbleu White Lions, &c. &c. les imsrrc
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NEApuLlTAN : BONNET

eN THE UNUEKSIt3NFD, Fatentets anu Nahu uiHctuTti
SAofhe Neapolitan Bonnets respectfully inform the trad
hathey ready supply the above article oil tn
latest style and Of superior quality in quantities to suit pur
chasers.
They warrant that they alter and clean the Bonnets
appear equal to - .
Buyers cautioned against inferior article of the Kind
the market The genuine article tor which received the 81
yer medal at the fair the American Institute has tck
etupon it, Apply WISE SONS 72 Pearl street OR at tn
manuactsry of PATTlSON, NOE tO.,
rnva tm,Ss No Is Delaney street
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A RARE STIPULATION FOR MoNEYED MEN
IA For sale 10 hire
lLnclsers Erhibcll Of Tie Confagrnfion of Moscolr

Altomaton Rope Dscers, with Speaking Fgurcs; "Pyc
Fires aud Mechanical Theatre The whole Of the above
being perfect working ORDER and be put up place
the space one week This spe dd and died exhi
bton Will be sold low for Cash. be hired reasonable
rate along with the services Of perfectly qualified
conduct nnd would have objections travel
Of the world For further particulars, address r. L. d. Phila
delphia Post Office. jill 6gbz
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31
VOL.V.-NO. SO.


provide. that the money raised BY taxa.
ton shall, after ls4s, be applied exclu.
sively to the payment of interest upon
the internal improvement, debt. The tax.
able property of the state would in lS46,
exceed lO0,O00,000 dollars. The whole
amount OF internal improvement debt is
6,674,o66. l would propose to fund ali
the interest up TO 1913, except what was
paid by taxation, and make it payable
when the amount of taxes exceeded the
amount of the accruing interest. The ba-
sis of taxation, judging from the increase
in other states, and from the past increase
in this state would probably increase at
the rate of ten per cent. year. In ls46,
the whole sum raised by taxation would
be 100000 dollars. The amount of an
nual interest due upon the internal i'm
provement deb! would be 400,445 dollars
and 96 cents. For the excess over the
100000 dollars to be paid by taxation, I
would issue an interest scrip receivable
for all lands belonging to the state, ex-
cept the canal lands. AS the basis Of tax
alton would increase ten per cent. each
year, the amount raised by taxation would
of course increase in the same proportion;
and the amount of interest scrip would
diminish in the same proportion, as fol-
lows.
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S3,2iO,OOO

In 1870, there would be a sinking fund
of s3,24O,O00 to meet the principal of the
debt Allowing twelve years for the ca
nal TO pay the canal debt, i. would also
be unincumbered in 1870.
The amount of lands belonging to the
state besides the canal lands, is $50, 900
acres. The valuation averages about five
dollars per acre. The valuation was Ak
ed at time when such an arrangement
was not in view, and may be considered
a fair one. If this plan was put in oper.
alton il would at once settle the question
of the public debt In ls45, the compile
ton Of the canal would secure the pay
ment of the interest upon the canal debt.
In 1853, the rate Of taxation would meet
the whole interest upon The internal i'm
provement debt. This plan would show
10 our citizens, to emigrants and land own
ers. the exact amount they would have to
pay each year, until the whole state debt
should be paid. All doubt and uncertain
ty about oppressive taxation will be remo-
we'd. The only question about which
there can be any doubt is whether the
bond-holders would accept the PROPOSE
ton. Of this | think there can be no
doubt. If we begin and pay punctually
according to the above plan, think it
would be satisfactory. We cannot pay
the whole interest for some years; and
1t must be evident that some compromise
must be made for such portion Of the
interest as we are unable to pay in mon
ey. II the internal improvement. lands
are set aside exclusively to redeem the
interest scrip proposed to be issued, and
left exclusively for that purpose. the cred.
itors would have no difficulty in transfer
ring their interest scrip TO emigrants COM
ing TO this country. Let the character
and quality Of the lands be made known;
and lie, it be understood that the interest
scrip would purchase these lands at Eve
dollars per acre; and it is my opinion
that the bond-hoders would have no diff
Guilty in disposing Of them. They are
constantly consulted by persons desiring
to emigrate to this country. and would be
in constant communication with those
who would be most likely to purchase
the interest scrip. The whole amount Of
interest property to be paid in interest
scrip would be only 100000 dollars.
If we provide for the prompt payment Of
all the other interest, and for the princi-
pal when it becomes due this small
amount Of interest will be readily received
in this way by the bond-holders. This.
i, seems TO me is the best plan VIC can
adopt. 1t meets the whole question, and
unless We adopt plan that shall in timo
provide for the whole interest, we shall
not restore the credit Of the state. What.
ever plan is adopted think should show
what amount Of interest We propose to
pay each year; and at what time we will
pay the full interest in money. II this
plan should prove acceptable TO the bond.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
A C. A r d

Many things have occurred, which
think, renders it incumbent upon me to pub
lish my prices. While there was medical
Society in existence; was bound to be
governed by the rules and agreements ofthat
society The society does not now exist,
/ am therefore leG free to establish my prices
as | see,fit; and do give below the prices by
which | shall be governed, in my charges
to all who may favour me with their con
fidence
For visit in Town, or within one mile o
he square. Sl,0O
Every succeeding mile. so
After night these chlrges are double
For cathartic, purg laxative, 25 cts each.
Alternative and 4 bsorbent, powder
per dozen. l,50
Tinctures from 25 to so els per OF.
Obstetrics ]: 1000
Surgery in all cases, will be the usual
prices al charged heretofore
Prompt pay will be required.
JOSEPH BRETNEY.
Office South East corner OF the square.
June ID IS44-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Corrosive have another slight inn
movement TO notice IN eur market conse>
Guent on the recent foreign advices' and the
condition of the market at n. Orleans Con-
siderable animation has characterised our
market for the past two days, at prices ran
oing from IL to ) cents average; several
rrons round have been sold at 5. and one or
two at ) Ia cents. We quote extremes at
3 10 5l2 cents the bulk Of sales being
made al 4I2t to 4 81 cents. The market
wears a firm aspect
Our total shipments this season are To-
600 Ies-Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
DEE. JAMES FE. NEAHEBEEN'S
FNFINCIBLE /F2ESTORIIYFE
Pills

For The Treatmeat and Cure Of Fersrs.
IsJ.-lntermiltent, or Ague and fever. I'd
Bilious Fever 3d-Typhu~, or Winter Fever
9Th Remiuent or yellow Fever. Inquire for
Dr. fumes ri. Martiea's aati.bjli0us veg
etabEe U0icersat Life Pills.
Dr. Marien having used these Pills for ma
NY years in an extensive practice, Is fully retsua
GeG that they are superior 10 any medicine oi 2
cathartic nature now before the public, for gen
eral use. The preparation is scientific, and j.
The result CT much research, labor and expert
ence. Ii will be found mild, vel eiicacious in
lis operaJions-removing al the acrid matter
from the stomach, bowels and inestines, With
ont occaSioning e3Iher sickness OF debility. Fof
sale by Il. p. LEWIS.
Holly Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
CARRIED.

Tn Cofrecville, on 27;h ult. BY the Rev a.
BRYAN. Mr.. RoBr. SMrH, to Miss f. t. LYMAN,
formerly Of this place
On Thursd.tr evening the 30th January
bv the Rev G. p. Aln!er, Ma. JAMES ANDERsoS,
~ Mss May JAxE, dauahter OF William Nc
Gill, ESQ, all OF Tippa Comfy
Onthe 2i. Inst, at me residence Of GEM NJ
r. Degrafenried by tie Rev =, ourhln9
lin Col. HENRY ALLEN. of Pamela countyi
Miss. to Mrs. MARC ARET , MALLORf' ,
of Williamson county, Tenn
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
Gn2 COACH SHOP.
NalthaII 81 webster

Take this method Of returning their thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended, and hope to merit a continuance
ofthe same. They are still at the old stand,
where they are prepared 70 do all kinds Of
Coach Work in the best and most approved
stvle. They have in their employ work
men not to be excelled anywhere IN the
South. We have all kinds oftrimming ma
erials, and pledge ourselves to render gen>
eral sarisfac:ioe in trimming Coaches &c.
One of the best Harness Makers IN the
South i now in their employ and they can
supply harness as cneap.and as good as they
can be Obtained elsewhere. Charges for
work moderate.
Holly Sprinps, Jan. IL, I645-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

By John c. Warren, living in North Mt
Pleasant; one bay horse, both hind feet and
one four foot white, near Is hands high, 9
wears old, appraised to $4,000.
Bv John Chew. miles west of Holly
Springs, on the Wyatt road, one large sor>
rell horse. l6 hauds high. or years old,
appraised to $1,000
JAS. ri. SWAN, Ranger.
Jan. liz lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

he undersigned having at the October
Term 1914. ofthe Probate Court of Marshall
County. Mississippi. obtained from said
court, letters Of administration upon The es>
Gle Of Alexander B. Lane, late of said coun-
", Deceased. All persons indebted 10 said
estate, are hereby requested to make imme.
oiate payment and those having claims q.
ealnstsaif estate. are notified 10 presen. them
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scnbed by law, or the same will be barred
JOHN FL. ANDERSON. Admir-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

4 WILL sell at The courz hocse door II III
= town OF Holy Springs, OF The fourth Monday
" ferouary, he following property as szraTs.
One Bay mare, taken up By Z. D. .slayton. an
praised to 80 dio
Also, One Black mare and colt. taken un 81
sDs-ot1 s,e-1 = u. " lisohs aPPFtsed 10 I7,50
Also, One white WORK Seer, taken up by John
aison. apPfaised 70 IL 50
button, appraised 10 II nj
Also. One work Steer. taken up BY John 6.
Randolph, appraised 10 I0 M.
also, 4 COW ana yearling. taken up bv A.
freeman appraised 10 1000
Also. A heilear and steer, taken up bv Ed
"aId v q .!ef: alsed to 1890
Also, one steer, taken up BY James FL. Ranev
appraised 10 & IA
JAS. II. SWAN. Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
n o / / G z

The undersigned. having been, at the
september Term. 1914 of the Probate Couri
OF Marshall County Miss: appointed Admin.
lstrator OF Inc estate of John E Darlington
deco, hereby notifies all persons having
CLAIMS against said estate TO present them
~ legal form within the time prescri bed be
law or they will be forever barred Per.
sons indebted to the estate are requested to
make immediate payment
WALTER S. CARRINGTON.
Administrator of
]. L. CARRINGToN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

McNULTY DEFALcAFIoN.-The
-. Lecor & Co. in New York. with
n ~ n. VT ~. McNulty alleged ne had deposi-
htIo,ooo Of the missing finds, have pub
En- ~, Safu 10 which they positively af>
NJ ~ -. such = not the fact. and that they
,s"iSe indebted to him. We also see
N, -,a,ti -a,L mat about $4,000. part of which
AaIas... .Hefed up In New York, and the
Ns,h; ~ Ohio, has been forwarded %
eransn, ION 70 meet the claim of the gov
Rep = against Mr.. McNuIty.-Balt Am.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Taken up by Edmund Wes.moreld, Iv,
ing a miles south east Of Waterford one
chesnut sorrell horse. right hind foot white,
9 years old. appraised 10 $1,000
Taken up BY Henry Morgan, l-2
miles South Of Waterford; one bay horse
mule 2 hands high, years old no brands
or marks, appraised to $4,000
JAS. Fl. SWAN, Ranger.
Jan 25.h 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

4'AIrFALIzlH1N LAw.-Aslde from
N Ft'i} Considerations, there i little dit
oe y opinion concerning the necessity
III. 'a1lrneSs OF "A charge ot the natu-
4lnl laws. Almost all disiuterested
~ q Al. plrlieS, including a large aud
" rss1ecabIe portion OF the adopted citi~
H " agree and most respectable portion Of
Hoped citizens. agree that The present
N q things il proving destructive 10 the
s''d Of the country. But there aIe
W EXCEPTIONS, and these consist mainly
-'ssille party retainers who imagine
nave unsettled claims for past services,
1Alo are anxious TO have their accounts
80 BY their party. and paid in the form
s.as comfortable office. This they cali
.'lsn and cOnsistency,-ROchester A
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

III OEEE MUST ME.
ALL those Indebted to the undersigned
are hereby notified to call and settle by the
lst day of February next, or he will be un-
der the painful necessity ofbringing suit on
every claim. d. B. MOLLOY.
Holly Springs. Dec 28, 1844-4t
Holly Springs, December 20th. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
sTPAYs FMARsHALL COUNTY

Taken up b. Benjamin Dcdd, miles eas. a y
Holly Springs. one dark bay or brown morse,
eft hind foot white; some white halrs on ne
shoulders, small white spot on the ngn.
hind thigh, star in the forehead. 10 or 10
hands high, IL or Is years old, appraised 10
$4,000