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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

The Bouquet alluded tn. for which the
fair donor has our sincere thanks. was of
singular aspect ADD excellencs-not compo>
sed of flowers, but of delicious strawberries,
of ma gni6cent sizs, each measuring 81 ia
ches in circumference. Hero is anolher
evidence, that woman, ever good herself,
when handling any thing exqnisitely good
will think oil the good old HARRY CLAY :
We feel equafsy gfatesut to Our -friend for
the bowl OF strawberries accompanying the
rich Bouquet.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
ANTI RENrERs. .-S,lns Tnmnk.n. com

ANTI RESTERs. -Silas Tompk ms. con
Stable aud co.lector OF the 10 ~, oi M,dil,.
town, who Was. taken at Roxburx. Las
Seen tried ana convicted at Delhi, OF i.ionv
Tive or three other persons are To he hi. 4
next week. There Is a dis, osi.ion on ,he
part OF The dislurbe.s to submit. A cor.
respondent OF the journal, saws: ID In,
presents 10 a stranger truly singular an.
pea ance at this time. A sma | village. In
among the mountains. almost converted L..
10 camp. a, this time the, square in
front OF the Court House is covered with
well DR. lied soldiers, armed with muskeis
and bayones ready to deal out severe ius
lice to the Indians. should they be pres
umpiions to attack our Jail"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

MAMMOTH Lad CAvE.-From The ST
Louis Repnoiican we learn iha, tile propri-
ttofs OF the Lad Cave Ia Jeff .rson conatv.
s. sla.' VINO reside IN thai city. gave abou.
o<o,u.u Tor L. The cave is II teer In
'e'h tue Ceiling is lead mineral. and
several hundred thousand pounds OF miner.
a. are IN sight Under disadyau,aoeous
circumstances, ten hands have raised 35l1
20 4oo.uuo pounds OF mineral in the ,asr
'iiee months One furnace has been e,.s.
'eu ana another IS 10 progress. lie am
paarances indie ate abundance of ,.',,a
~ ~ esesy direction. Every day con luues
to develope the great mineral vesl,h -
Missouri 'h u
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

WHl4 ihs Cos YEN 4 ION.
We notice With much rsgre, The a7ra,
rem, want Of harmoay amongst some Of
our s ushsrn. Wing coiemPoraries upon the
fsuij ct Of awh,g ssae conventions. 30
far as we are acquainted with tne sentiment
of our party in the North upon this subject,
il is decidedly unfayorabie 10 the measure-
This is our npinion, and we are decidedly
opposed even to canvassing The sutj-ot al
ms lime. AL presrn; ;he majority i too
decided gainst u. and pubic opinion 10
Oh the great q 'estion OF repudialion nas
no. as yet taken tla, healthy turn which
can be produced alane BY lime and rtfi e.
tion Many Of our ci'izrns have h@retoforc
been too much ssayed by patly iahuenct
20 take any ca m and dIspassionate surve,
Of the subject AnorheT canvass would a
gain arouse the bitter p-tju Ices Of part,
y hich has b en for sometime gradual Is
subsidng. and which. when removed. viii
enable our citizens to see in Us true colors.
the hidcous deformIiy of repudia,iog al
honest liability The 0hig party at inls
time. s better organized at least ln-North
Mississippi, than at any other time within
our recollection. A vigorous attack NIGH;
by remote possitiIiiy, result in partial
victory, viii ST present inaction will but tend
TO aggruyale the scisms and dissenil5ns
which already begin to pervade the ranks
of our adversaries, and WHICH VIII, al no
distant period, make them an easy prey to
concentrated and vigorous attack. Let
orr opponents pursue unmoiested their IA
voIite ToIicy for short time, aud we will
guaranty that TWO years will produce
confusion IN their counse!s SO irremedlabe
that victory must crown even the most lee
bic assault Of our party. Let them alone
for the presented there be no oTglnlztd
resistance upon ou- part, but lei Us stand
prepared for the ult when it may come.
Should any change be effected in the press
pnt arrangement of Paities, ahich would
fer the most distant probability of success
10 cur ticket, or should any circumstances
occur which might alIer our present posi>
ion to our adverse les, we won d most r
ia,ly and ch :erfuiIy engage IN the >t'l'e
and excitement of another canvass. 70:
he present we can see no probability oil |
success, and we can only repeat, lei them
,Ione. Some OF our friends advocate The
aecessity cf a state convention for the par
pose Of keeping up he organization OF our
party. This we think unnec. ssary as We
bumblv conceive that the organization OF
he wings in North Mississippi is more
perfect now than it has been for years
The Texas question carried of some OF the
disafcctcd wings. y ho only waited plau
sible prelext for deserting US, but i has
left The remainder mote fam and determIn
ed in their principles, If possible, han they
have ever heretofore been. Let Gu. breth
ren ot South Mississippi rest assured tha
the wings with us are fully prepared 10 ac
with ,igor and feet upon emergencies
which may occur, but they are unwilling
by a concentrate d GIIt TO rush upon Ger
tain defeat, and 10 prevent by premature
action the occurrence of those yer, circuG
s.ances which must, when existing ensur,
us an easy aud COR ple'e victory.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
MoRMoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tow

MORMON DIsTURBANCE.-1he I0wo
City Standard. states. that The Mormon set
tieIncnt in Iowa county, is IN arms. and
civ I'd lhto swo pafttes. threatening each
. her with destruction. The Sheriff has
LEVIED posse TO 6" up AID rectiiy tue mat
,er, If possible. / he d.ffi,uly Is said 10
tIon of the money and Effects of tue CON
pany, made by the leauer. who has chosen
ind armed d oody-guaId Tor his defence.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

ne temperance meeting advertised to be
hed on wednesday last. has been postponed
"nif TO morrow. Mr. Watson of HoIiv-
springs, Ias consented TO deliver an ad,
q ess. We have oniy hearL Mr.. Watson
81 'he bar. aud there. onIy once, but If he
discusses the subject OF tern perance as ablv
as does az Iatficate point oflaw. his ad.
.irsss will no, fail to be deerlv in,ere>,;os
We woulL say 10 our Washipo,ou;an
','ends 10 'ne country. and every where
e'se' come out and hear Mr.. Watson.
[LyszJ
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Why so much fuss and pratine about
Poik's magnanimity towards Wise. Eve.
ry one knows That Wise is secure in his
station not from any good feelings The
president enteriains towards him, bur
from dread OF hasing him a, home. ] X.
Polk would rather recalthe ghost of some
dead man than to recai Henry A. Wise.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

BRAz'L-The National In,ellicencer
says .-Advices have been received a,
Phii.de phla from Rio de Janerio mp 10 the
18th mich IF en days later than provisions
sdvicess Every thing was tranquil The
difficulty that existed between the United
States and Brazilian author lilies. ia refer
enee TO the brig Porpoise. lad been amieo-
hy ady yssfsd"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

The VIRGINIA UklvERsITT.-Good
Ne,cs-The Charlott svllle jehersonlan
states that The magistrates, sttlng IN the
capacity of a couuiy count, aud a Juiy, hase
been investigating The distu. bance at the
University, and will make a publication OF
The facts. We further learn from il that or
der had been res ored, and that the Lec-
tuIts have been RESUMED. The Board OF
Visitors was IN session Wednesday.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

OUR SQUADRON IN THE GULF OF MExi.
co Our squadron IL the Gulf OF Mexico
will cousist eftse nigale Potomac "A guns,
ship Vincennes 90; ship Falmouth 70 /;
big SomeIs 10; brig forpoIse 10; ship
Saratoga 20; ship ST. Mary 20; and
seam. p injection 10 In all i54 guns
The Mexicans had better keep qalet, or else
they may smell gunpow der.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
Correspondence Of the Nev Yo,k Erpress
WASHINGTON April 23d. IS45.

A roar from The Hermitage has been
heard Il i, said that -ale>sfs. Blair &
RIves and William d. Lewis. late ,cceIy-d
letters fr"H. Gen Jackson. dlsapp.obating
~ ssrogg terms the coafse PURSUED in ad-
minisefing affairs thus far by P.esii.nt
Polk. and expressing frars that. if he goe,
on this way he vii destroy the Drmos,a
tic party. | a!n mol advised as II the mar
licular feature o witch dc 80 decide dly dls.
seats.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
Tor The Hotty Sp,,ngs Grss, Tie.
AaRoLLT y. April 3oth iS45
FARE VEIL so BACCO.

AsSE w Al IL u 10 M ASGOs
III all the senllmenIs taal sway
The ueart If s,IaG from y,lue's way.
AMI marks with woe hs latest years,
ingratlude IN st bose appears.
lad friend a fiend iudeed.
That dear de>pised Virginia weed.
THAI !anhid. honest tsieni. to day,
ii blush TO OWL | cast away.
Is day IS past, It's sun gone down.
ltwithers under t,shi,ns 5 fiown,
And though it wfings my inmost heari.
This day and This friend must part.
Yes fiend of my bosom. the error is mine.
The choicest of virtues have ever been
thine.
| yield the weakness, the fault of my
Ia basely forsaking friend in disgrace.
own thou hast cheertd me in moments of
gloom.
When wandering stranger, sighed for
my home,
When solitude cast her deep mantle around.
A delight companion in thee | sill found:
In streams OF darkest atflicllon and grief.
Thy presence has always brought sweeles,
relief;
In happiest moments shu, out from The
world,
Thy sweetest OF incense in fragrant wreaths
curIed,
o. :hen il was joyous. twas purest of bliss,
io soar upon fancy through linitless Space.
Converse With the sages of carries; time,
Aud draw from them lessons of wisdom
sublime;
Ger the broad field oflearnlng with freedom
TO move.
Or dwell on the soft soothing subject oflove
The g'iei thou has: softened. the sorrow,
haet caltned,
The current of woe that wi thee I have
siemmed,
All Use up before me in thickest array,
And call on me loudly one moment to sray,
But no, To my purpose I'm resolved to be
true;
This day renounce all connexions with
you.
Though the voice of fiend off baJe me
beware.
Though fond mother sued me with many
prayer,
Though the doctor proclaimed thee the
bane Of my life,
Thonsh iair one declared she would meier
be my wife,
Though kioss with their coun,e, blasts
blarken tny famr.
Sill. still stood by thee and honored INV
have suffered already waa. none can en
dure.
Fwouid be deepest of madness in ms to d.,
more
Farewell thou hast friends both manv aid
/" no proudly Tefase all rhy sweets to 70 ego
TO shese ! ceasiga It ee. thy ., asses .hsy,.l /
tel.
Dear weed of Virginia, oncs more fire
thee well!
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
DR.. Lacounl's TooIhl

Is a sure, speedy an So
most distressing ana
aff1ict the human iranls-
the parts, which expose,
moSpheric air, the Shl l
ofthe carious or r0i.ea
ce effected either By r. -
pasea impervious !he ,-ir
above remedy } "a f''gs....-s -
the Nerve, with lie 's.gs's.
teeth. There Is not 'A5 5s,lisi
application, Eor i > ...;-ss P-,-;
opiv 5f1 cents with diTees. 20
II sprinss BY z i. lais
McFtar. -
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

TEMPERANCE MEETING The Tenn
perance society o(lhis place wIil hold the
regular monthly meeting Sunday next. at
3 o'clock, p. VI. in the Baptist cl.u ch -
Several speeches vii be delivered on the
occasion. The citizens of the town and
neighborhood are earnestly invited to at.
tend.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

vs. Bill Of Divorce.
Lucinda Jann Wyatt

vs. Bill of Divorce.
Lucinda Jann Wyatt
THIS day came The con
uor. and it appearing TO
me Court that The dei.nli
Wyatt is not a rfslded g.
but rssid-s beyond iae
coult:-It isiherei0te g
hat unIess The daIea-,.'
this court on the frs, Nyal
next, then and Jbers 90
II cotnpIainanls bii'' lhs 80
made Ihrrein will le iaAsa
and such order or decree
mises as the Coufi s''1
and inst. II is iurhsf '
COu Il, that a copy Of ih. 1..
IN the "Ilolly SPflass -.
.Pape5 PIs.a.. Puo-l55'eSs oa5 Sac E # N
~ eek for the term oi'l''
sive'y. rsPrl
Test. AIEA Il l.
May II. Ie45-S9-i2
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Our lfiends, u. -. Jones & CO. havr ] 81
received dnec fom New Orleans. large
and superior $ oek oi groceries. WHICH We
are authorised 10 say will b. spld as Cheap.
or lillle cheaper, than they can DC bJughi
elSewhefe. Read their advertisement In
ano her colume.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

WARSIS. Tt LIQUpa DEALERS "A
ge .tieman 81 CIucinnn Is Iii po session OF
,he names If al the Inr dealers in two
streets ot that cstv Tor the last fifteen years.
There were 67 IN all. of u hom 53 are dead
AMI 46 Of tn, M died drunk
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

A writer ~ the Il. veil. states that Mr..
Hed.ss, "A maent,izer. has made the re-
.marLahie discovery that wat'r whep mag
ne izeI comes luminous gi.Ing out a
lig tcyen when the loom Is perfectly dark
A(Iat H., "
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

The OREGON TEEaIroRY.-There
seem. TO be. says the Pubic Ledger. an I'M
preston abroad among even those who
ought 10 be better informed respecting the
acts OF their ossE government, that the fill
forlhe occup,;ion OF O egon passed at the
la st session cf Congress. This is not The
fact the bIl thai was before Congress
passed The House, but did not pass The Sen
ate.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

VIRGINIA Tie news from the recent
elections in this state place it beyond a
doubt that the locoiocos have carried the
senate Al, 4 House of Delegates, and have
elected "a out pl the Is members TO Con-
PTeSs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Why csa't some litefAry gsptlenan nr :
iesi.ks to write .he Mys:ssies Of Holly
spsings2 Surely shey vesid beas iatsf-
rstine on their own seale ss.she mysteries
cf Paris have ever bcen- A fne chance
Tor speculation sicce The puLlic appetite
Graves every dainty seasoned with myste.
~. There.is ma.eria! enough and same 10
spare for SUCH work.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

w. are authorised to announce BASIL y,
HARLEY, as candfdale Tor the 0lce os fto-
bate Clerk al The ensuing November election.
We are authorised to announce GORDEN=
TIA WAITE, the preseut incumbent, as can
didaie tor Probate Clerk, at the ensuing No
vember election.s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

H. PAGAuD -fais no.o.iSus Individual
was tiled at the present term OF Warren
CT cult Cou., aud fou. j gull y of f,rgery.
A m.lion for new iiiaI and also one IN
a rest cfjudgment was made aud ovsr1uled.
Bills OF rxe.pIion- were taken during the
trla aud a, j. ub the case will gp up to the
court Of appeals
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Yesterday vas the d'y appointed for the
trial ut Matlock aud Been. who n had
the venue in thsir cases changed from De,
soto 10 tniS County Both these causes
have been conliaiied 10 the N xt term nf oar
Clretit Court. for the want Of mate, ial wit
f,ts>es - Lunr
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

We can assure our OxiJtd friend that
his request was not communic.. ted To us, az
il would have been as cherIfhIy CT mplird
with as it mas been done SING we received
mis- letter.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Ma FALCoNEk Please accept from
my wife Ciay Bouquet. Nhlch she thinks
you bfs, entitled To-. thought SO Tar su
a, rior 10 any locofeco concern, that mad
some sG..ition in way of filing up, which
you vii please excuse
Your ooI. ssl. and lrieEd,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorised to announce William
AiIIiauas as a candidate tor Circuit
Clerk of Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce a. L, Ca
+urHERs the present incumbent, as canoloa'e
Tor Circuit Clerk of Marshall county. MISS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

GEN. JAczsoS.-The Washington con-
s,itution of Thursday. says by letter..
received in the city within a few days, the
msIancho'y and unweIcome truth is dis
closed TO Us, that Gen. jackson probabI.
can survive but short time longer.n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

FAurERisM AND Run There ara -
'ne State OF New York. nearly 27oan
paupefs. at least one-half of whom bs.s.s
% by in.emperance. a''e
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

~ Thet'i,l ef Smith long pending.
has BEEN counlinned again for want al mate
rial witnesses. Auachmpn's nd issued 10
Des ID county where tney resi- led, b they
coa!d not be ,uad In the coInty.-LgHr
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

JAMES C ALDERsoS, the present Clerk OF the
District ChancerY Court al Holly Springs, lof
the counties of TIppah, PontotCcs Lafaveiie, Pa
noIa Coahoma, Il unica Desoio and MARSHALL
IN candidate for re election TO that Office in No
vember next
Weare authorised 10 announce Col HANNrBAf.
H.RsIs. as a candidate for Chance-y Clerk. in
the District composing the counties of T1PPah,
Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahcma, Tunica,
Desoto, and Marshall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

We are authorised TO announce Gel s. D.
MARTIN, as candidate for District Attorney OF
the seventh Judicial District, al the ensuing No
vember eiec.Ien:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

We learn that letters received at New
Orleans ffom Baton Rouge. La. speak of
the death CT the Hon. j. b. DaU son. repres>
enta.ive in Congress from that Dis.sict.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Ting virtue and Nv. mtI'e az
besI s.vie. do !, .,''Oialey, la
nc. an. nt,s.@, ih all lhgs
wiIl ..arr,.t., goes onn loi..
ano,ter o,S,.h hear Ofa
ctievernen, ), - a'eouut Of
Ia evefv nev,s,, y you ASA
aon..t' newspaper 10 tb..
p"Pal"f taste sa'l lor ~. IS !.
~9eaazazll - a. 5s.s|
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
FoR STATE SENATE.

We are authorised TO announce DR. S. O. CA
rurHEaS as an INDEFENDENf candidate 10
represent Marshall county, IN the STATE Seha'e
of the Mis- sissippi Leg islaiure, al the ensuing
November election
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

The Hon. JAMES NJ. HowRY. as will be
seen by reference to our list of candidates. is
again before the voters of the 7th Judicial
District for reelection.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Ga the e,h lust. Al J..
'on-in Iav. Mr. B ". wl'
ly Sp'iass Miss.-Doe,....
SON, in the slats eigaB -, ,'''
rhis excellent maa. s55
~ Christian. was, a, tbs I.-.
a member of Tie Pres5y....
,Ss re's[s'uFg 3 Va under tas
'as ,r Rev Mr John Isy.
" 'lA,0soo'a health, hal. lo-
been faiI.ng aud HI, Ilr -.
p,'niul punt and lingering o..
Whole Ct watch ii. deep si-.
ma"ifes', BY his pneonn'. .'
th.s'i'n' and hi' p,,lsc. rss.
will ef his Heavenly F..ss
great 'rinl to him TO de f.oa i.
Ted f'0m his beloved Wiz,
child ba' The aIec'iou4..
attentions Of his ehiIissa y -
hl"' and a'm persuasion
. a universal Pr0videass
d0tS all 'hiass well. suat...
10 'oomi' "i'h great qaie,a5.,
ment TO tbs a.Iyt:asa; Of h
dence.
Da ia. the whole period
"ess' his mid vas ua..s.s
seems to have had lie peas.
pas's'h all understanding 4
Dan'sl Baker, P..'o, 9Th. n
Pre- bylerian Church. and
ireq'enlly remarked. iaa
stronger than II was bsiosei
was now 10 him his ulrm
than once he repeated psa
~ 'hird Psalm, as exgrss..g.
fnl fee .ings Of his own sog,
orable day Of hls dea.h. bs
l'one'e and most ali.eIiag leave
trtn aad G and chil9ren gbs
round him, and, to a celors
sald, Il am passing Ihtoagl he
the shadow Of death have
peace with God-l fsarna ss
with me now" A liale a'a
Let every thing nov Be qas
hen looking up to Loay,n.
and pleasant eounIenahce, bcs
Lord JESUS. receive my SPIN
iiis last prayeT-aHd these
Immediately after he CLOSED
and. in a few moments, oea
Mark the peTfecl man, an
right, for the end q lLsinn
Sure lbe laEtl,
Oi .hc good man Is p,a,s.
his txigi
Night dews fall Dol mop
ground
Nor weary worn ou! rEs
soft
FPetersbu-g Va papers
zsszEzzsss sa4a
1rH9Hs II o.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
For Sheriff.

We are authorised TO announce LEWIS
waWYF.R as a candidate for Sheriff OF Mar
shall county.
We are authorised to announce JAMES M;
COOPWOOD, as candidate for Sheri OF
MARSHALL County.
We are authorised 10 announce John X.
AsCarrOII as a Candidate for Sheriff 81
Marshall CountV.%
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

The Rowr, Tneatre Nav Yo kl wa.
burnt tor The .ousiii Iime,on the etrIng 81
me rs uli.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
For RANGkR.

We are authorised TO announce JAMES d
S WAN candidate tor reelection u the Office
he now fills, as Ranger Of M al county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

MEXICo-ATTEMPr TED REVOLUTION IN
Favor oF SANTA ANNA letter f1om
We Ctuz dated Apr, z. states that the
national fee ing is daily increasing against
The U. States. and that the general cry rs
for war.-A Ffemchman named RHO at
tempted. with The hell OF. others. 10 gel up
Il revolution IA favo: oi Sauta Anna, bul dId
aol succeed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

CABfSET CoUScfL The Baltimore
American OF aprii % SAYS; I'VE lea,nt
py the Elec;ro Magnetic Telegraph yrs
leiday, al haf past one O'Clock. thai The
Cabnet was theu louir g "a SPECIAL $, ssi IL
on he sutjrct of ur relations with Mexico.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
Translated from the Courier dsS ats Unis
DEATH WARRANT OF CHRIST

Translated from the Courier dss ats Unis
DEATH WARRANT OF CHRIST.
Chance has put into our hards The most
imposing and Interesting iicial docunen 5
10 all Christians. that has ever been rrcor-
ded in hnmin annals thai is. the den ical
Death Warrant of our Lord Jesus Chris.
We transcribe The document f.om u copy of
the translation:
Sentence re.derei By Iontims Toiiate &C
ing Gorer@or Of Loacer Gatitee that Je-
sus Of Na=aretn shalt suffer death on the
cross
''ln the year seventeen of the empire OF
Tibeiics Cesar, ard The 25:h day of
March. the city OF Holy Jerusalem. An.
na and Ca'pha~ being prts's sacr6 .atorS
of the people Of Col. Poniius PIa'e, Gov
ernor OF Lower Ga lilee. si't;ng on the
pfesidental cnair ofp.e.oy condemns j.
siIs ct Nazireth To die on the cross between
two ihieves-the great an notorious ev..
donce OF the opie saying:
/. He is a ~edncer
2 He is sediiious.
3 lie is an enemy To the law.
1. lie calls himself falsely the son Of
God
5. He calls mseifihe King of Israel
p fle entered in'o The temnIe followed
bv mui'itude bearing palm branches in
their hands
Order the first centurion. QuilIon Corne.
II 3 to lead him 10 the place of execution.
torb d any person whomsoever. either
poor or rich. 10 oppose the death Of IEsUs
The witnesses that signed The death Of
Jesns are | Il. Daniel II b,ni pharis p.
q. Joannas Hor robsbI,.. 81. Rhanbdrl
Rahani 4,h Capet. a ci,iz.n.
JFsrs shall 6 out of the city by tn. gate
Strenuous
The above sen'ence is engraved On
copper plat. on on de are written these
werds:-"A similar plate is sent to each
trrb' IL vas found in an antique vase of
whI'e ma.ifr. while ercava ing II. the CITY
ct Aqniiis. IN the sing'ion # Nanles. Ia
he year S25. AMI was discovered bv ne
C"nsnIssafIlt of Aris, attached ,o The
French armies. At the expedition of Ma,
pies. Il wa~ found enclosed in a bax of. .F.h
ony, Is the stcti>rv of The Cuartems The
vase S in the Chapel of Caserta. The
French transla in WIS male bv the man
bars of 'he Conmi> sion of Ars. TIE
rhartem requested earnestly that the plate |
mieh not be taken from them. The re- |
lnest was granted reward for the arr I
my NJ Demon one ofthe savens. eaused n /
plate to be made of The same modpl on {
which he bad engraved the .,b We sentence i
II the sale of his coleciioo of an,iaai,ies F
was bon yht by .o.d Loward for 5sSOf.
Married. on me II ul nv Rev John
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
EoR CIRcr1r JupoE.

We are authorised 10 announce the HON.
JAMES M HOWRY, as candidate for re-
election to the Judgeship Of this District, com
posed or me connties OF DE Soto, Marshall,
FipPah, Tisheminyo. Iawamba. Pontotoc, La
sayeite, and Panola, at the ensuing November
elections
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

'.Nt YER was more ttut0fhi saying ct
te' ei than that To The NiclorS belong lie
spoil" hr all par;ies civil, religious atd
pnlllictl. have ever acf' oa thit p Inclpie
fl IN he carries, pe,id of the uislory IT maa
10 the prsenl day and surely then, II The
vle,a,s are 70 share the spots, who should
receive tie first t,u,th but those who Lave
foue ht with the mast courage aud done the
most execution, who have been Ia the ser
VICE even from their boy ish day. always
e gage>i where IN .ir services were mast
necessary and effective. '-Nsac Yofk Pie
tstaa
The foregoing is the most shameful
avowal we have seen Of pol:;icai pFuiligacy.
The assertion. that prescription Is The &C
credit, d 'ctrine oil ali paites. is fully falls
lied u, the experience of Gen. HARRISON =
short reign. The Wings. howe,er. have
but great conservative principle, fDT but
few Wings are in office to be decafitaed bl
the political guiilotlnr. There may be
some in subordinate stations. but none IN
impor ant Offices, andthe proc S ofremova
only exchanges an uld Loco for new
one.-RIefgh Register