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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
CHEAP GROCERIES,


WE have ST received direct from New
Orleans large IOt Of Groceries, which we
ire determined to sci. low for cash, consist.
ug M part Of the f3.lOwinZ artic ts.
10 HIS. tIa. Sugar Brown,
100 lbs. Loaf
800 +" Rcliaed "
- Sacks Rio Cofee,
8 la Guifa 4"
Java
3 bbIs Molasses,
lO-4 s. ] bbls Mackarel.
2 CASKS Loud5n Porter
2 bbIs Sperm Oil,
2 Tanners.
! Lampblack,
Lbl. B.ims;one,
:: Copperas.
Saatatus,
10 Coils Manila Rope, assorted.
1 Doz Well uckets,
kegs Rifle Powder,
2 3" Shotgun
IS-I & ! boxes Raisins,
drums Figs,
Lot West India Preserves,
IL boxes Pickles, asst,
A lot ofsauces and Catchups,
IL doZ. boxes mustard,
35 backing,
l. 5laclIing brushes,
l chest black Tea,
gunpowder, best,
g Imperial,
doz. horse collars,
blind brides,
riding
. wagon whips.
5 boxes chewing tObacco-best
800 lbs smoking old
doz scythe blades,
Z" sweas,
boxes sperm candles,
4 10. | soap,
CASTLE,
5 shaving,
a starch,
A doz painted d vanished buckets,
10" brass hand buckets,
/ box cotton cards.
wool
2 doz, stales,
2 sieves,-3 doz broons,
100 lbs puuy.-40 lbs snuff,
Is lbs Indigo, 100 los madder,
l0gals spirit 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 at whole
sale or retail,
ALSO so Bushels stock Peas, on cons
10000 bs Bacon, (Ten.) and thousand
things not enumerated III the above list.
Call and see.
Terms are CASH
ID. ID. JONES & co.
May, l7th ls45.-39-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
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'EW ORLEANS MARKET.

.N i. H Ok LIZ y ND AE AIM L
III FaIDAY MORNING, May 80
rs inquiry for Cotton was very limited
Msrly. The sales amounting to but 1920
sap i,cs about the same as the DAY
p. which were / to I cent above the
had rates previous to The late advices.
.esale firm; buyers show but hula
-ston 10 enter the market at an ad-
(. aaj a number Of the purchases are
r7p fl up ships that are engaged.
LenH nothing reqIiiing particular
,s ia Exchange; rates remain the
NJ. rth a moderate demand. Bills on
n0l, SO n ct per cent prem.-on Paris
-ss.a 81 27lc- on the Norh, at 60
El I discount, at sigLi, and checks
ra4 Tgr CT prem.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

TAKEN up by John A Polk. living in
Mount Pleasant l5 miles from Holly
Springs ore chesnut sorreli horse, left HAD
foot While up to the Pastor joint, 10 hands
high or The rise, years old. Appraised to
$4,000.
JAS. I'll. SWAN, Ranger.
May 81, lSi5-40-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

MEDICINAL WINES & BRANDIES.
EIVE casks >cogpiac brandy, do madeira
I wine, do enerife wine, 5 do holland gin,
selected expressly for The sick, and sold only 10
them, Just received and for sale by
may J II CHRISTIAN & CO. memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
sGm, Gsesle NsP ,G 81 So


VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE.
a SAFE and eerta for oll izihds ,st G-fv
II Ell complaints and all diseases and iHdipoSi-
tons that originate from diseased state or mae
tvity of the Liver, such as
Chroaic and acute inflammation 0fthe Lircr,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE,
SoaraeSs OF The StOmache, Lass Of AEpetitc,
LowNBSs OF SPIRITS, CHoLIC, CoSTIyENESS, &c
ALSO HIS
SOU e s.. 1sSGG2&f - GNgGa
AcertaiR and cfeetUat remedy Tor all ktads Of
FEMALE DISEASES and WEAKNESS
o. general debility from any cause.
AND ALSO His
RHEU MATIC MEDICINE.
A zeUer failing remedy for the RHE UlTA TIC
PAINS, ia al itS different stages and rdricfies.
There 4 re a grest many living witnesses of The
healing effects Of these medicines ia this vicini-
tY: we therefore depend entirely upon those per
sors to recommend il rira C0ce, bar those who
have never taken them need not be- afraid of re-
ceiving any injury from them, for they, in com
mon With all good medicines, are purely vegela-
bic and perfectly harmless.
UFor Sale by DIR. L. SAWYER.
Holly Springs Miss.
Feb 15 1S45-9m.
fiollySprings, Jan. 10. 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

v-r Yoik PIebeiln says. there is
Wings in Office, as there are
n enough Id the country to fllall
s' Tie worst Of il is that the va.
which they take most pains to fill
ang ID office, are those in their
cs.ls.-L9u. Jour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
Thomas T.. webster.

TAXES this method of returning his thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit continuance
ofthe same. He IS still at the old stand, on
Hernando street, few doors West of the
public square, whele he is prepared 20 DO
all kinds of Coach Work in the best and
most approved style. He has in his employ
workmen not to be excelled anywhere in
The South. lie has all kinds of trimming
materials, and pledges himself to render
general satisfaction in trimming Coaches
Sc.
One of the best Harness Makers in the
South is now in his employ and he can
supply harness as cheap.and as good as they
can be obtained elsewhere.
lie has also one of the best Blachsmilhs
IN the South connected with The establish
ment, Mr.. LoUER, who formerly worked
for l.. Sims 6 Brothers.
Charges for work moderate
Holly Sprinps, May 5. ISi5.-n37 6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

District Chancery Court of The State of
Mississippi al HolIy Springs.
Charles Butler, et al, ! At Rules in Vas
$50 VS.. cation, May ID.
chamPen Champ Anderson & -l845.
UPON opening the matters of complain
ants Bill it appearing to the satisfaction o
the Court, that the def ndanfs are not in
hahitants Of the State of Mississippi, 20 tha
the Ordinary process Of law cannot be ser
we'd on them.
Therefore i is ordered that unless the
defendants appear before the Vive Chan
cellor at the Cour: room in the town Of
Holly Springs on the first monday of July
next and plead, answer or demur 10 the
COmplainants Bill, the several allegations
thereof will be taken tor confessed. and
such order and decree made therein as
shall appear equitable and Just, and it is
further ordered that copy of this order
be inserted in the Holly Springs Gazette"
a newspaper published in the town of fiol>
ily Springs Mississippi, once a week for two
months, Successfully
JAMES G.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
CHARGEs:-That abou. the 10th Nav
-
land lying N the County of DeSoto, known
and designated as section ST. Township |
Range west Of the basis meridian Chick
asaw Cession for the sum of $500 Of
which they paid ComPi's $500 in cash
and executed their three several notes tc
CompPs for the balance of the purchas sc
money for $500, S460 and S460, payable
in the order on which they have been men.
| toned IN seven months and ten days, nne
teen months and ten days and thirty enc
months and ten days after date bearing
interest from 25 December 1910, Compl's
| executed to defendants their title bond OBJ
! llgauDg themselves to make them a fee
ismPle title to said land upon the payment
Of said notes, the legal title being retained
by ComPPs as a security FOR the purchase
money except the sum Of S34l, 71-l0C
nothing has been pam upon said notes. thai
Compl's are and have ever been since the
execution OF said title bond. ready, willing
and able to make defendants a fee simple
title to said land upon the payment of the
balance of the purchase money. Prayer
| That defendants be compelled TO answer
| he allegations of this Bill on oath and per
form specifically their contract for the pur
chase IF said land by the payment Of tht
balance Of the purchase money and inter
est and in default of said payment that saic
land be sold to pay the same ard for genera
| relief. VIM F. STEARNS, Sorr.
Nav 3. 2m 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07


BY GEORGE r. REDFORD, (Laie Of
tie Planters House.)
THIS new and commodious House is
situated on Front Row, just below Exchange
Square, and nearly opposite the Ferry Ian
ding. The looms are large aud well ven
tilated the furniture entirely new; and in
point of comfort and convenience this House
is not surpassed By any in Memphis. His
table shall be well supplied at all times
with the best the market affords He
would also inform the public that he has
made arrangemen with M:. Cockrei 10
take charge of horses His superior skill
andauention are too well known to require
recommendations.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
Board for man per year with lodging $500
F" - {. s. without $50.
s. per month with lodging 20.
without Is
For man and horse, supper, lodging
and beakfast ,25.
For man and horse per day, l.5O.
Single meal. ,373.
Lodging, %.
April 20. Ie45-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
ADMINIsTRA1oR,s NoTICE


The undersigned having. at the April
Term, 1916. of the Probate Cour, Of Mar.
shall County. Mississippi, obtained letters
OF administration upon the estate of Elliah
ID. BoaTdman, late of said County, decea-
sed all persons indebted 20 said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment; and
those having claims against il are requived
to exhibit The same, properly authenticated.
within the time limited by law, or they
will be barred.
WM. B. LUMPkIN.
HENRY ANDERSON.
THOS. n. MCCLAIN.
Holly Springs, May 81, lS45-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
Dir. Lacount's ToOlhache Elixer

Is sure, speedy and certain cure for the
most distressing and painful disease that can
affiict the human frame Ia almost all cases
of TooTHAcHE, ii arises from a diseased state OF
the parts, which exposes 10 the action OF the at
moSpherie air, the NERVE and internal surface
Of the caTious Rotten TOOTH and cure must
be effected either by rendering those parts ex-
posed impervious to the action of the air. The
above remedy Is particularly adapted TO destroy
the Nerve, with the slightest injury TO the other
teeth. There IS not the slightest danger in rs
application, nor is painful in its effects: Price
only so cents with directions. For sale in Hot
lv springs by E a. Talbot, sign OF the Golden
Mortar.
May II 1916 I'm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
,,rY. THE AMERICAN AR
TISI.

TI5T,
g,s.on Daily Advertiser states that
n rasseugers who arrived IN the
was Mr.. Healy, the young A.
-,t.t He is commissioned by
gii5pe to take for him the p0r.
iE.esaI Jackson, J. @. Adams,
Webster, Henry Clay and some
f,7ufshed Americans. We un-
100 Re will proceed at once 10 the
.age. as lie prerarious health OF
I.Rsoa may render him too un.
VI should there be any delay
SPIRIT of the age
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

LUMBER LUMBEB!l
We hive q lumber yard, convenient to
salere,waere our friends and customers
|nmgp.y themselves VITA all such Lum-
uas they require. ID. ID. JONES g co.
Jas :, lS45-lf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

O0LBS. Paris Green, 100 chrome yellow,
OOaRd 100 lbs Paris green ground Just
received and for sale by
J. T. C6rjsliaa 6. co.
april 26 Jefferson st. Nemnhis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

HOME MADE SUGAR.
Asml.l supply Of superior Maple Sugar
r saleby d. ID. JONES s. co.
joe Z, 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

FRUIf lkLL-'
fresh manure. sa!tpeter'
re-, !, sufficient consistency 70
- q tr,sh. This preparation
si.h ~ sIcceed digging above
ssi.ls .sss, With a good compost,
~ ~ salt aud sl!1Petre.
--TgaE or TuRNIPs.-.t u L
SRI o,1 mos. farmers, that when
lar . ~,Iv cleared land is finely
~ y,,i.iag Of the common fiat
la afsr a few years. this
-. disappear, owing chiefly
sll' n. = ..rgDpossd, to the ravages Of
III AZ 4 farmer in the western
..,,s. entirely obviates difficnl'
II .nnIe expedicnt- His farm Is
" @ .diI. and though wei! adapt.
IN ", crops, it appeared to be
90 10 the turnip. like all 9TH
80, character. The successful
il'Ili-.a-sJ i a. follows After hav.
~ "a narrowed his ground, and
y, ! fne ;iIlh, he spreads over
Y. ..sv,raI inches of old straw,
- ..--9.red 10 lie few weeks. Just
80 % time, i: is burned, the surface
III 1bs seed sown and brushed in.
- he uniformly obtains the finest
~ sscribes his success to the des-
f'se 10 ects by fite; but whatever
N Cause, lhe practice IS well wor-
4 Il by all possessing land ofa sim'
IIl5any IN y CultivatOr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

II I'VE cases preserved ginger, 10 do fne pick
I les assorted, do PEPPER sace, do Mustard
just received and for sale bY
J. r. Christian &. co.
apri 26 jefferson St memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

@a W. WAGFs2Rs
OtfNE AND COUNSELLOR
AT Law
Holly STRINGS, Nj.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

90 do Satin;
Umbrellas and P3raSolS.
pain and coiorcd Fancy Silk, OF every variety;
White, straw, pink, cherry and scarlet;
L.ighl and dark green, lilac and slate.
MUSLIN DE LAINES-PIain, mode cOlors,
printed satin slaiPei, black and blaze. black.
Cashmere de Lanes, latest styles,
Giughams Scotch aUd French, new articles
CALICO ztS-53O pieces Ot American and
II cEcb-beauulul stock
ALPACA5-Blac1 blue black, dark modes
chaugea5ie, plain, >,rined and figured.
observation-disclosures and blue-biach, assorted
bALZOEINEs- Black. b3ue-black, colored and
printed.
WHITE GOODS -Cambrics, Jaconets, Swiss
NuslinS lace striped. crOsS-barIed and small
plaid dimit} Bishop Lawns, 81.
LAcES-biGcA and white LiSie; 7 bread, Meek
iIu, Gutp8re, MaiiResS, EdgInE, lt>le x thread.
Muslin Eigings, and lBsertiH2s, ot every variety.
cape.isse-b.ac.S, white straw, pink, blue and
CR8PES- black, b'ue-black white and yellow
Gga7 O. ss,53si3 ~ s 4ga
Linen CambrIc HaudkerchiefS
Fine and ommon plain borders, hemmed, stich
e6 and embroidered childcen'S, &c.
Cardinals and Fancy Handkerchiels,
Muslin de Laine and Gne silk ShawlS
Ribbons.-Bonnet Velvet, Satin Neck and cap.
"A Irish Linen, ard 81 Irish Sheeing, Il DO
EG5s gloves. entirely "a new style.
Light coloTed, dark assorted, black and While
Kid.
Pink, light creep, blue, orange, black, white,
colored and embroidered Silk Gloves
/ Black white colored end dark assorted Cotton
Gloves and Twisted Silk Mis.
G05G38Z Za
/ Ladies' Black and While silk Hose,
/ Do Ribbed do do do
Do super White and Black Cotton Hose,
| Do do Brown and Mixed
! Worked Collars
\ a large stock of Gimps, FringeS, &c.
/ Sewing silks, c0l0red and Black, &c
! A large aSSo tment OF Misses Boots and Shoes.
/ FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND .
| g ~ 81 g u IS Q 1s5i = - sg - .
Very. large asso. .tment Of all descriptions Of
GOODS FOR NEGROES WEAR.
ALSO on HAND
| HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
1 hina, Glass, QueenSware ard
LOOKING GLASS.
20 PIECES OF CARPETING, OIL CAR
/ PETS, SC. SC
1 To our old friends and patrons we would say
( that we know il would be greatly 10 their inter
I est 10 call on Us for such articles as they need,
! and we promise TO sell them cheaper goods ina n
\ ever before. We will sell you goods much
cheaper than you could expect them
i Give us a call at Sledge's corner, and see for
/ Yourselves whether our goods are not cheaper
/ than you had the mpst distant idea
Holly Springs. April 5ih 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07


n -lsali!T receiving supplies from the North,
Which arrangement he is enabl ted TO have
4AaNH DRUGS at all times. Having been
hiat business foI several years al the North, he
-..AS a can offer his services as Druggist
~. Confidence. His stock consists IN part OF
1 1Wuowi4g aTiicleS:
WIDOW Glass, Maccoboy Snuff,
,,gaty' Kentucky Mustard,
"eHe Lead, Starch,
ha Do Pepper Ground,
Ihrome Green. Cinnamon do
90 Yellow, do Race,
rils Green, Salaratus,
Laseed Oil. Salt PetTe,
sssIn do spanish Brown
lard do Venetian Red.
tasor DO Birthstone,
IfanneT.s do Flour Sulphur,
lamp Black, Nutmegs,
rT0,Y do Camphor.
n, IA, assorted, Lemon Syrup, Zine,
naeSmg, Waters,
I'1ader, Sweet Oil.
p1so Alcohol,
Fancy Soaps, Quinine,
pNS Iurpentine, Morphine,
ioPal Farnish. Iodine,
cPAG do Opodeldoc.
rpuaeh do Patent Medicines,
sA' Brushes, Fine Candles,
NE Me- do Cologne Water,
IA do Florida do
S DO Lavender do
~'o.eh Snuff, Quo of Rose, &c. SC.
ca al q she above articles will be sold low for
merS usual uhs % Puhctudi Sus'o-
molly Springs, April S, Is45, nss-,f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

District Chancery Court Of The State OF
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
Charles Butler, et al, ! At Rules in Vas
$50 VS.. cation, May 2d.
Champen ALderson & ! -1845.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

District chaneerg Coart 81 fhs STATE OF
Mississippi al Holly springs.
Cripr So Elliott I Al Ruies In Vacation
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

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