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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

cali up The dys of Napoleon. At whose nod
empires and Kingdoms tottered to their base.
and ali Europe stood in awe at his COM
mand: he played with Kingdoms for his
cards, and crowned heads we're his irumt s
The raised the eurlaia with his sword and
filled the scene with slaughter
Such is man when not restrained BY anv
more kindly influence. do not disappro-
bate ambition when kept within is proper
bounds; Ills principle which ennobles and
elevates man. but it requires something to
curb and keep it In check.
But allow me TO congratulate my spe
cies that We have not been left 10 the fear
ful ex,ravagance 10 which our unchecked
passions would lead US. There is be-
nlgp, holy influence cast around US that
quells the violent ebullitions Of passion. and
softens down the rough as2ernies CT Eu-
man nature. That is the influence of .o-
man.
Il was evidently the design OF the great
arrhitect of nature, that man should be So
cial, live n society. and thus augment and
promote the happiness OF each aud ALL
That man IS gregarlous animal is abun-
dantly testified by both his constitution and
his habits. Aggregate and cast him alone
in some uninhabited region. where Society
friendship and love- can never visit MS
solitude. here he must waste his comfort.
less existence IN one unbroken reverle,
where the sal!ies of youth. the companions
ship OF contemporaries, or the counseis of
age can never cheer or gladden. his gloomy,
desolate muteness and you make him one
of the most miserable of created beings -
Show me an individual who does not crave
society of some kind. who has not those
whom he calls friends and in whom he
confides TO Certain degree, and you will
show me an anomaly All have their
companions and those with whom they take
delight.
But there is a still closer and more en-
dearing relation subsisting between indivd
uals, which is also as much the design of
experimenting agency as that of which
| have been speaking. Man when created
was pronounced very good, but it was at
the sane time said, ''that it was not good
for him TO be alone" hence there was made
for him helpmate. Yours, &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

at least. will feel nc longer the remorse of
rearing large slave family, probably 10
witness It's entire dismemberment.
Under the new system, slave property
would be more permanent, and consequent.
ly more valuable. Ii Is our nature 10 cling
TO that species of property of which the la "
cannot deprive Us s-ihe price of slaves will
rise and the present unfortunate debtor will
thereby be better enabled 20 discharge lac
obligations now operating on his slayes-to
the great advantage of his creditor, whose
interest and the debior's are thereby one
and the sams. The Property Banks, for
which the faith of the State is so deeply
pledged would in all probability derive
from the change such decided advantages
as TO relieve The State from all apprehen
sion of their inability TO meet their debts.
And, thus. Mr. Editor would the claims
OF humanity and the best Interests of Louisi-
ana, public and private. prof, BY the
change.
Before closing this article [ will exam
inc an obi .ction which might suggest iself
10 the minds of some persons which is. that
the adoption Of such law would check
credlt-this is a, best matter of opinion.
but # 1t did produce such an offence il
might be wholesome check 10 that mad
spirit Of enterprise or aggrandizement
which decenniaily over runs our country
Let US then place slave property so far
out OF commerce as 10 be beyond the reach
of forced sales; and its adoption will be hail
ed IN after lime as one Of the greatest a.
chievments of an enlightened age, and in
which our own Lousian led the van.
With these remarks, the iurther consid-
Grafton OF The subject is submitted to the
pubic, with hope that some ADLER tongue
or pen will do II ampler justice.
i CITIZEN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
THE FRIENnLESS

Ii IS strange and sad that society does af
iofo no stay, no support, to those who are
T. lei alone IN the wide world. nav, more.
mat to be so left seems in a great degree 10
sever the bond between us and society.
ne must have some friends. LET him an
ply 10 them, we are apt to say whenever
one OF these solitary ones comes before rs
whether 1t IS sdvice. assistance. or defence
lnai is needed. .He must have some
IS a phrase in constant use
ana In our own hearts we go on to say. IF
he mas not, he must have lost them bv his
own fault" and yet how many events NAV
deprlve men, and much more FREQUENTLY
women. OF the only friends possessed
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Go AHEAD.-Our worthy town authori-
ties are at work on our streets In real earns
est. Already the street from the square
to our grave yard, heretore the muddiest
in town, IS now as beautiful aud smooth as
Broadway. n. Y. We hope that every
necessary exertion will be made on the part
of the authorities, assisted by our citizens, to
contin1e the Improvement of our str eets,
until all are as handsomely improved as
Centre Street.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
RELIGIOUS.

THE foiiowfng = Office has been han
ded US by Rev. u. W. Camp. of this ciiyl
The ANNUAL DIOCESAN CON
VENTION of the PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH ofthe State OF
Mississippi, will be holden in the city Of
Jackson, on the second Thursday. Hey 6,
l845. AT the request of Bisop OrEY, the
Provisional Bishop of this Diocese, the
RIGHT REV GEORGE W. FREEMAN. ID.
d, Missionary Bishop OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church In Arkansas, and Pro
visionai Bishop of the p E. Church in
Texas, will be present, and preside overihe
deliberations the Convention
Bishop Freeman intends 10 visit the fol-
owing named Parishes before the meeting
OF The Convention, viz
St. PauFs Church, Woodville, April
goth :-4th Sunday after Easter.
St. Mary's Ch. Laurel Hill, April 23d
Wednesday.
Trinity C'h Natchez, April 27. ROgatiOn
Sunday.
Christ's C'h, Church Hill, JeR co }
April 30th, "Wednesday.
Chirist's Ch Vicksburg, May 4ih, Sun
day after Ascension
Meeting of the Diocesan Conven ton,
May Sih city of Jackson.
Further appointments for visiting the
other Parishes In the Diocese will be
made after ;he adjournment orthe Conytn-
tion
tPapors throughout the State will please
copy l-S0uthfo
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

George M. Dallas has exhibited his pa
triolism and profound judgment in the ap-
poiniment of the Senate Committees. 1t
has hitherto been the custom among all pa
triots to place the most distinguished mem.
ber OF that body, at the heads of committees;
but good George in his wisdom, aas
thought fit to change the practice of such
administrations as Washington, Madison
andl efferson's. and put the small fry at the
head ofcommittees. and those of larger cal
ibre at the tail. Nothing but pure love of
country could have dictated the wise course
Of the Vice President.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Several new names are announced in the
Gazette of this week. As our paper finds
its way into every nook and corner OF this,
as well as several o. The adjoining coun-
ties, we would advise all who wish to
aspire TO office, to send US their names. ac-
companied by V. and we will let all cre>
alton know what office they are aspiring
IN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are pleased to see that our Carroll
ton correspondent "P." mas taken the i'm
Portant subject Of Female Eiueation,' un-
der consideration. The subject is one in
which. not only the best interests of the
country. but the PerPetuity of our free and
republican institutions, is deeply involved
The ehaste and vigorous style Of our friend
is well calculated to awaken the reflecting
mind to the importance of the subject. The
con- munication will well repay an atten>
tive rerusal. p. will place US under obi
cations by continuing the subject in his next
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

OHIo.-A bill has passed the Legisla-
ture of Ohio changing the present division
of the State into Congressional districts.
A bill has also passed to provide for the
registration of the voters of the State.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

VERY sATURAL.--An exchange paper
says that on a recent occasion. when a
marriage ceremony was about to be per-
formed IN a church in a neighboEing town
and the clergyman desired. the parties
wishing 10 be married TO stand up, large
number OF ladies immediatelY arose
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We see from several of our exchanges.
that our former talented young townsmap.
Col d. c. GLENN. as genuine apd uncom.
promIsing democrat as ever lived has
been fayorably spoken of in connection
with the Office Of Attorney General of the
State OF Mississippi. We have long had
the pleasure ofan intimate acquaintance
with Col. G. and know of no democra, in
the State. that we would so willingly sup
port for 50 important an Office.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We return our thanks to the Rev Austin
Dickinson, for several copies of :he New
York Telegraph. paper published with
view to the diffusion of late and imports
ant religious and literary intelligence. We
have transferred several interesting arti>
cIes from the Telegraph 20 our columns
this week, and will avail ourselves fre>
quently of MIR. Dicbinson's kind offer
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Gen. Simon Cameron. a strong locoloco,
bu. high tariff man. has been elected U.
5. Senator from Pennsylvania. to flll the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
MIR. Buchanan.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

As some Misunderstanding exists in the
community in regard to the course pursued
ny our authorities. in relation to the New
cemetry, we have been requested to Stale
that the only object they have in view in of.
ferine said lots for sale. is to realise suffi.
eisns sum thereby. to enclose both lots, and
tho balance. should any be left. will be faith.
fully applied to the srnameoting of the new
eemetry. Individuals not wishing to pur-
chase new LOT. can have the benefit of
the Old grounds. as heretofore.
The lots will be sold on the premises n
se1 Monday xssk. See advertisements. !
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

]. NJ FLETCHER, Esq. the gentlemanly
proprietor of the Central Hotel. Memphis,
Tenn. who was so unfortunate as to be
sntirely burned outby late fire. il will be
seen by reference to another column, is
again at his post. prepared TO dispense
comfort and good cheer to all who NAV
favor him with their patronage. Such in
dus,ry and enterprise should be literally
encouraged.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

The u. S. Agent. who was appointed to
receive the Mexican instalmenls, has fob
bed the money and absconded. The U. S.
will have TO ray a few hundred thousand
dollars. for the negligence of Captain Ty yler
in entrus,ing SO large sum ofmoney in
the hands of such fithless agent.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
$40
680,00O
100000
100000
Cotton Wool.
Anction Duty.
Glass

Total loss oftbe revenue. f3, 1855, 900
Which will nearly absosb the estimated
surplus of f3. 400 900.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
Native Republican Principles.

rFhe principles OF the Native Amer-
ac1a Party are these and no other.
That the elective franchise should be preser-
red Pare and UMcOr.uPted, cost what il
NAV
That no Foreigner should be Nat
nra aliZcd until he shall have resided an the
country Twenty one years, and laws
passed TO prevent them from obtaining certif-
Gales, until that fact be fully shown. Dis
That ne laws shall be passed 10 divest foreign
res of any rights they have already scquired-
but that no foreigner who may come hereafter
shalIbe permitted TO hold any Office, andl he
Ghsh have resided in the country iwenty-one
years
That ell men have right to be protected In
their CIVIL and RELIGIOUS liberty, no matter from
whence he may come and that people have
right 10 assemble and discuss subjects in which
Ihey may feel an interest without interruption.
That we do not close our ports against the ad-
mission Of foreigners, and oder them protection
from PersecntIon-we give them ali the pfivile-
ges granted 10 them by the constitutions long
as they are protected in person and property,
they should not complain. Bat when they
1nfermed dd1e with the Governments,
before they fpave resided amongst
us tyyenfyone years--but not Till then
We CRY hold!
Not that love Cesar less,
But that love Rome more"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Read all the new advertisements which
we publish today. and you may see some
thing that will interest you.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Charles NieNau
Tenn having bru
the above business H
Holly Springs vos
that the hrm is prp-a
work entrusted % bsas
most fashionable nauasrs
attention to basiBes ls n-.
Of public patronage
~Shop-up iaiIs
Marshall Inn, beias5a B-
Browns halters slcp
McNAMEE s g
April :. Is45-33-5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
MILE 9a

n He Sub~cri5s--
L Holly Springs
cOmmodate q iew basrs..
dianS are relBese7 D,
school before 8erilir,,.
course will embrace
Classical education.
desired.
TERAIS.-Ras-l sss
es SIS, 90 per mmb
Payable oua 6assss -
HaF
Enquire and Arg
Holly SpriagS, wil tlar .s.
count tC this 0fhce.
April I5, ISI5.-S3I
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
TEMPERANCE MEETING

The next regular meeting of The Holly
Springs Total Abstinence Temperance So.
ciety. will be held at the Methodist Church
on Sunday evening, the 18th inst.
The friends of the cause and The public
generally are respectfully invited to be
present. Several addresses may be ex-
pected.
last. -" s''i1e oai
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
New
DRUGS
81 TAssl

(Ht The sign Of ..ls Jia
HAS just opened BIS
Fresh and Genuine Dr
Paints. DIS, WINDOW S1si
"Couniry PaysiaTi
wish FOR GOOD DRUGS c
call. He is constantly I5,a
from the North, by Ff,..-
Is enabled 70 have FRESH
times. Having been n
several years al he ''-' y
can ofsr bis services go
confidence, His sioek i
The following articles
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are autho-i.-I
=; E Hilliasas !.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

JANzS C AlBgss,. ~
District Chan-F-e IS
sac counties of ~
no!a. Coabom7. Trs.-.
ls a candidate
Yember next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

~ c are auiha
-HcCaFFOlI-
Marshall CoaaF
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are au.bgf,4
H.RRES, As a e7H5-5,
inc DiSiric. can,,..-
Pontotoc Lafsrst. =
Desot0, and Mar
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are 1B.b~-
stTiEaS, The r-s-...
Tor Cireua CIs-5 ~.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are au,ta-.
RUTHERSSs'..
shall Coun,r. i5
lPPiLegislsl5-
lion. @. '-5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are su,ho-is5
HARLEY, asacsr
bate Clerk altae ersr.
We are sujhause4 -7N
TIA WAITElts ,....
didate for Pra5a.e o.
yember election
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

AGENTs.-Mason "A & Tuttle, 1873 Nassau street,
New York, are our authorised agents to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
Tor the Holly Springs Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

We are aprbs,,..-
AlARrlS A. a.,
the E,aa.h To-.
FeMbeg clec.i
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Mr.. P
Brown, ara
Ors for The
tTict aud ApPa
those iDdel.a
prIntiag - 80 ~
,.as slla the casa
ec1ilon Of our
fhs Pas5,
y resumed Ia
in n >; oaFoa
son,b RI Ia <.il siafg
ealra'cs IN lie
"here those n5sl
viii please csi
Mach . Is
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

All OF the above 2fiis
low for CASH, or ea
punctual cusiomeIs -
Holly Springs, APfA >
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
GA14~


We are aa55
kyle As a cssa
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

"AgziaSt The insidi0us ariies Of foreign iaflH-
race cOHjHrc u0lt to bel isTe me- felioSr citi-eHs
tAe jealousy of free people ought TO be o0Hstaaffy
alrake; since htstOry ami experience pTore that
foreign Influence is one Of the most boaefEI jose
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Correspondence of the Holly Springs Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

WashingtOn'S Farewell address.
MY couxraY .-lHay she alrags be in the
right-6nt right Er0Ag, my c0antry!'-
Com. Decatur.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

tPaPors throughout the State will please
copy l-Southfo
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

On OF THE 6hii itofI
rARIFF-DEBATE ON THE A
MEXICAN TARlFF-DEATH OF
THE REV. SYDNEY SMITH-AD-
VANCE IN COTTON---MONEY
MARKET-MEETING OF PAR
LIAMENT. &c. &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

''NOi that love Cesar less,
But that I love Rome more"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
New TRilOri1g ra

April Is. lsl5.-aL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

|,nEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-Thc subscriber reepcci-
Sfy Informs his friends ard the public, that he con-
stantly keeps on hand at his Cheap House-Furn!shns
Store choice assortment, Of Table and Tea Knives from
SIS ID 20 S3 50 per set and Cavers and Stcels 20 match
and fine OF Pocket aud Pen Knives Ase,
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table spoons, and
good assortment of britannia Ware such Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps OF various patterns and sizes, &c &c
N.o Tin and Jaranncd Ware and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also Hardware and io!owwarc,
such as Pots Kettles. etc. Sadiron Brass Kettles, etc.
Carpenters Tools cheap and the best quality such
Planes Saws Chise Nails Locks CARPET Tacks. etc
etc. An excellent variety also Of Wood~ase and RasseS
such Tubs Pals Was.boards, Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bowls Choppng Trays Broons Cradles Basket Chairs
French Travelling BASKETS etc. Carpet, straw and split
Bags etc Likewise, Brushes OF almost every kind-Coth
aud Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes A!so
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc. ETC.
Please call at K. X. JoHSSToNs, j Catharlne-siTee,
where you will lnd excellent assortment and all very
low. X. II. JOHNSTON, s. CathaTinc-sireet-
y r. TOYS of all dcssrsI IS, wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
WINDOW SHADE DEpOT

No. SrRusr-srREEr. NEw-yoRK.
THIS Is THE ONLY MANuFACTORY OF ANY
I EXTENT IN THE UNITED STATES-Shad-S Of
all kinds aud srze, VARYING from 25 CENTS TO $50 For sale
eopes Of all the celebrated places IN this Country and
upps Persons by choosing their have them
executed rnastery style. Whenever de-
su copied and offered for sale By Others lay them
.sid, get order make stock chocr
ard possible Persons desiring the process
getting up and useful through
the ialH,ns with extreme pleasure.
ASrISts sf .ckno vsts-d reputation all find
employment with
Signs Baauel and Interior decorations done in style
Suriassable BARTOL & De NAU\f.
B-Wv Shades free from G-f-ct8. Snch
curling and cr,cking rn,ia 7nIlxW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
E]III!Iij7|!III[]]i}IlH;Z;lI7'l EI!Iij|!II].i!I,.]H||Z

rHHE GREAT AMERICAN RENEDY.-A complete.
remedy f4r the dangerous Coughs 1nd Colds and
CoN-NPrroN n, last Ei'SsS We have evidence
Of the most drsferat Of Pulmonary Con'umpton hay-
ins Welded TO two bocv aad less Of ihls iursuJe Nedi-
cge 10 rroof of this select the following names from
many whose certificates may Re seen q, our office t3s boa
wav prove the extraordinary success that invariably d.
tends the Southern Balm
ET'- REFERENCES. u
ReY Ar s Coyei Pastor iIh street Baptist ChlTeh rest
denc, Sixth Elizabeth Eladeyoor 80 Ihfdst
Samuel Roberts 7S 9Th Avenue; + y Ross - Btekman-
street W. Wallace Cam Dentist 81 andam-s;Ies r. Al
derhoof is WsirrIec. Miss VI. Ia lor % Hisstre (,
Brooklyn Lewis F Green 9l Fropt-Stnet 4 Hatfield,
81 % street " IN Smith i6i Blwvry: SaEah NJ Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson Brook yu; Arthur Hsuptm2n, larkc
street and Broadway MTayloF. - lisstreet, Broo.
= The above cures comprise Consumption. Coughs.
Colds phthisic PleuTsy, irritation and Soreness oI NE
Lungs BroucheS FurSy. Asthma arising from ohstruo{cd
respiration We have space lacusTIre each
tut invite you call and rad the Cercatss o these and
great many oGe persons hi have and daily Iecsv-
iag.
The Southern Balm sold v principal D'us ssorss II
'-'' -'a PHiNCifAL DEPOT. G3s BROADWAY.
More Agents wanted throughout he Union and IN the Cana
d-s agd British Provinces liberal efEs Applications
must be postpaid ~, lh
NURSE WRlGHT'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
y CHILDREN TEETHlNG All mothers having ehilc
rrn afflicted with hase diseases incident tie state Of
usacy such inflammation and swelling Ji the gums While
Irrhns commissions sp>modc Group cuarrops efpPons
1S1rdsrd and cos-n-ss OF the bowels sOui never
be without tins inAloe remedy that has foved So sieaeos
all he above GISeTses. Numerous ;esmonial> msh D.
given prove hut trial OF better Prepared
and sold by DAVID SANDS co. = Eest Broadway, cor
Mark,tst Also. at 70 tultonst, and ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

In Ge Zurth FIR Xare-Aessgs J Siettey, Greene,
Z Svrsgue kruger aud ssOahs 0f Boston; Mrs Horn
er and Mr Ferdinand Rusch, Of NYork Boher Of PM
!adelpha; william CrGuhar, O: Ramoie; Denoy, la
dy and servant. Mss Larry Denby Masters ChaS
and Edward DENLY Of Virginia; DR. julien Ravene OF
Charleston Helogan Of Cuba; Messvs Thomas and Alex
Young Of Engand Sir Benos; OF Frlnee, Eugene Jeana-
ouet Switzerland; J Kemper, PfussiA.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
THE TRIBUNE.
For The TiiaUan.
THE VOICE OF THE PAST.
nY eLYcUs.

By eLYcUs
past. pi.lsaa, sa: rnoafnfal % the sooi. o''iAN
vorcr of the Past, what memories start
From their sleep in the dreamy soul;
As through the lone halls OF the mouldenng heart
Thy solemn echoes roll:
Thou ,elIes, Of years when that hear: was y0'ng'
And the Spirit sung there its Joyous song
Or ever its delicate chords had been "5ahs
With pain, and guilt, and wroa&'
Or ever its strings had been ans''"ns
By the f,enzied grasp OF wiia oesfaN'
Or the rude hand OF Care.
Where are now the friends that we lov'd,
I, The oleasant times OF old tmoyd'
snre from those scenes which they gladden'd, re-
Sleep on ear,h's bosom cod
Thy accents sad voice, softly whisPerd, yet clear
BRING them before us in beauty again;
And others, from whom we have parted, appear
Among the shadowy tram;
And others, that once were unspeakabIy dear
But the rocks OF strife, the shoals OF neglect,
Their hollow friendship wreckd
Wber. are the Dreams that we cheIiah'd then
In the young bosom free and light;
Dreams tia; viii never, an never again,
Brighten It's long, long uight1
What rap;urouz yisions they were, so fair,
So bright with the promise of joys to come!
They gilded the future with ;reacherous glare,
And false, deceptive bloom;
They painted existence with colorpg rare;
Alas, though they ravish'd, the waking was pain;
Pain to the throbbing BRAIN!
Where are the Hopes that used 10 iwIre
Around the columns of the heGf;;
With a greenness too vigorous sVer to pine,
A seen, 100 sweet to depart
Sapless and wither'd, they persh'd last
To mingle their ashes with 's decay;
And slowly and moumfully, (Shadowy Past ,
Their promise died away:
And sadly thv uoice tells the laborng breast,
How they were riven by lightning and storm,
Or disappointment's woun
Voice Of the Past st,-thy iremulous tone
Makes the soul in its solitude mourn,
AS il vacan,ly muses. DER JOYS that have flown;
Joys that will not return
Thought gszes downward the vista OF years,
Ger friends departed, DER hopes betrayed
And traces lis splr,-eyes melting in tears
What ravages time has made
And lists, with its viewess and shadowy ears,
While from the deep soul, depressed, overcast,
Comes the voice Ct the Past.