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Is. The Loco Foco Convention which met IN
Hartford on Tuesday, nominated THoMAS Il. SEY-
MoUR for reelection 10 Congress, from the inst
Congressional District oil Connecticut.
New Mopx OF LEGISLATIVE Last evening,
while the bill 10 amend the charter OF the city OF
Cincinnati was under discussion. IN The liouse, we
understand that one OF Inc dlgp'iltd members rom
that Civ took off ms coat and ldid II on ms des,
swearing that he would lick the frst three men that
rotGd far rs fHgrOSSnIent
columbus (Ohlo) Journal, Feb. p.
ANCIENT FoRrlFIcArloNs.-At 'Arsold's Sta
Allegheny county. (sich there IS an ancient tort'
consisting OF wall Of earth. running y w and : Z 81
abou: tie height OF mans head fronting road which
parable with the weIk i the giaes presenting sen
tie slope 10 the summit OF the wall which extends Tor
about one-fourth mile Along the entire face OF the
Fort is cleared space, beyond this il the wood mon
strous standing This fort probably dates from
the with the extensive works ii kock RIVER
Ul)
Qg- They now employ females in the Pork
Houses AZ Cincinnati make and up bags for Bacon
Hams.
ST. Louis The whole number Of houses erected
within the corporate limits OF ST Louis In lsi4 may be
set down 81 lll6.
PAgpoMxe PowEK.-Gov. Whitcomb OF Indiana
has pa-doned Mr.. weingoepeIn the Catholic Priest.
who lately sent 10 the PeniienuaFy for the comis-
son Of rape.
New LARD On. FAcrogY.-We learn thai some
capitalists this city hsve recently purchased OF The Ferry
COMPANY in Chelsea, several lots OF land, with the ais
appur;enant for the purpose Of erecting building tAere,
and carrying on the manufacture OF Lard Oh.
Boston A;as.
MORE CAPITAL CRpes-George Watkins, a boy
OF Il or Is has been committed 10 jail in Worcester char
.e with rape and robbery the person Of Mrs Brown
ing, Of UxhrIge. She returning frum funeral &; Mill
ve on Wednesday week. foo; about noon, when she
overtaken By Watkins, who followed her nearly
mile and then assaulted her End accomplished bis purpose
after half hours resistance lie then compelled her
10 give him her money The afternoon The fellow WIS
arrested in Siihfeld tie has driven cattle from Vermont,
and WORKED Woodstock. c.. Mrs Brewing 4 s1o-
ken OF a. unblenshed reputation in tS5T!tse
Is twenty five thirty OF age, and has husband and
children ltvirs. Boston Post
A JOKES Jo6E.-A bill has passed the Senate
OF Missouri declaring the marriage OF Congraye Warner
and Elizabeth Crockett null AID void The parties were al
wedding and upon banter given, probably BY ne gen
eInan they mounted their horses and rode 10 s;ice
where the ceremony performed On their seIfn ane
ever afterwards the lady insisted that WA JOKE anG
refused conste Il otherwise The gentleman Desired 10
stand up The joke, tut the lady would rot
FiRE-The large Tobacco and Hemp Warehouse
Maysvne, (Sy) occupied BY D. Spaning, was burnt
on Thursday week Loss Tot known A lot o. hemp was
burnt. Insured for SLIGO.
c. SIX iron Barges Of 80 tons burden, TO form
taiiy line the Hudson between Sew-Yosk and roy
have recently been finished st the Arcmess Works foot
-r1-,.- ..-A-
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But suppose War ensue, woaId You moi Stand I
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~ NoTICE.-The undersigned have Iha ~ III ram,
,o,o eoparGershp as Commission Merchants u'o
NJ H. T. BgAIs < Co. The business viii n: = pTALs
No. % soai ts ,,s,si FFp GRAf6Nb5awHiGaT
New-York, iat March 1885 t4d)
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GS-"S ". H..." in regard 10 troubles in The Ninth
Ward adduees proof that the candidates he objects
were the choice Of The ward that they have had
any with the proceedings 70 which he Objects
We thnk therefore, that his duty and Tia, OF every
Wing in the Ward, to give them hearty and effective
>upport
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60 Charles c. BuIeish and Rev Mr.. Plummer
were discussing the subjec, OF Capital Fun.huaent,
Philadelphia, or Wednesday evening
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,ng If H. n;ao I'D 2s,5eisoa vii ir :e. =
tiona Hall on tuesday Evening March ilie ~ mater a
general Attendance requested IS there ~ ordef
nature interesting 10 all laid before r p,,srt
sILAo cHICkEk!N"' u nj rsi luisI
d Uot,ts, s.c,etary
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MR HupsoN-Ano;her Lecture from Mr.. Hud-
SON will be delivered This evening IN the Stuyve-
sant Institute. Tae subject is excellent. The lee
turrr will crticiz. The Merchant Of Venice, Win
trrs Tale, and The Tempest; the latter the most
imaginative, the first the most practical OF shak-
s2eare's Dramas.
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0J- When ,lr Polk was at Louisville, he rode
in carriage with NJ, Guthrie The latter being called
refused (aot politely payment, and fastened the deb; upon
a Mr.. T. Who heckoned the hackman $; The landing Mr.
T. va, sued for the debt by the driver and paid up.
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FIaE-The large Tobacco and Hemp Warehouse
at Maysvie (Hy.) occupied BY D. Spsul1ng burnt
on Thursday week Loss known A lot % hemp
hiirr1f Insr1rfi snr 81
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o. The Stonington boats, on and after the 10Th,
vii leave a; 6re O'clock Instead OF four.
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a BLuSpER.-The Congregational Journal Con
cord y. h speaks of The Dial yHa7aa periodical
o the City OF NewYork That paper ought be better
Informed The Dial identified with any rel-
gou denomination whatever ana during the whole period
OF its existence was published. not in NewYO.k. bu; IN
RNs.Nn
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loss OF SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

With srea; respect, subscribe myself yours
2. FELIX GoURAUD, II. j.
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Gy- Uric. elected CHARTER Officers on Tuesday
Who Mayor (same as last YEAR, and Wing SUI
pervisor and Council-last year Loco. The Alder
men stand Wing 10 1 Loco. On the General
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c. SIX iron Barses, of 80 tons burden, TO form
daily l1e on the Hudson, between SewYofk and roy,
have recently been finished the Arcimess Works, foot
Of Tlirtr-third street.
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erv attractive LOOK n + ycu cAa'; icr yea
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
PUMPKINS.

We hold that there is no more valuable
food for stock than pumpkins, although the
seed which are highly diure.ic ought to be
taken from them before they are fed away.
The great difficulty We have encountered
has been IN keeping them. bu. we fnd the
following directions for this purpose, given
In meeting of the Farmers Club in New
York: "A pumpkin. the growth of the year
PrevIons, was presented bv farmer from
Red Bank, who remarked that he had
found 1t an easy m1tter to keep them
through the winter, and had nearly sue
ceeded in keeping them two years. He
directed that the dead ripe ones only should
be selected to be preserved These should
be carefully laid upon the bottom of cart,
and carried TO shed having a southern
exposure. On the bottom of the shed must
be layer of rails and then a layer of pump.
kins. When this is completed, then ii
must be built up with another layer Of rails,
so placed as no: to press on the. pumpkins.
and SO on Till the shed is full. Lei the
pumpkins remain here until you are afraid
of their freezing. As soon as this is the
case, they must be taken TO the kitchen.
and put on shelves nailed TO the cross
beams"
The pen and the rails, which keep the
pumpkins from coming in contact may all
do well enough; but we should like TO see
a farmer storing away his pumpkin crop
on his k'tching shelves, That fellow was
thinking Of pumpkin pies.--SO~thern
Planter.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
LOOK AT THIS!
NO CIR II NO ID VTfF

THE public are respectfully solicited 10 ia
vor me with call, and give me chance to
relieve them of some of their maladies
propose to treat all cutaneous affections. sores,
and Cancers of long standing, Scroffua and
Erysipelas Stiff Joints. Milk leg, Bone Eel
ons. Group, Pit thisic, Dyspepsia Scald
head, and all affections arising from the
diseased Liver or Spleen, Rheumatic af-
fections ard Graval. Also, Dumb Palsy,
provided he can see the patient within ten
days from the first attack.
My charges ia all cases will be :noder-
ate, when perfect cure is effected; when
no reliefis given, on charge will be made
Residence B. miles East of North
Mount Pleasant, near the road leading to
Holly Springs
Post Office, North Mount Pleasant, Miss
All letters must be post paid TO ensure at
tentIon
DEMPSEY P. GILBERT.
july s. S45-n46-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
GUARDIANS SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of The Probate
Court of Marshall County, Mississippi
made at the July Term. 1915, l will expose
to sale, at pullc auction, to the h'ghes, bid
der, on cridit of twelve months, at the
Court house door in The town OF Holly
Springs.
On monday, 22ad day of September, 1916.
Lots No. two hundred and twenty nine
)229) and two hundred and thirty (230) as
represented on the plan of the town OF
Holly Springs being the premises now PC
cupied as residence by Gen. Thomas G..
Polk. The purchaser will be required 10
give bond with approved security.
c. A. FOSTER, Guardian of Henry
Y. Helen, & Alexander NJ. Foster, mi
nors.
BY his attorney VIM F. STEARNS.
August ?, lo45.-no 50.-t d s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
COACH MAKING.
Thomas =. Webster.

TAKES this method of returning his thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit a continuance
ofthe same. He is still at the old stand, on
fernando street, few doors West of the
public square, where he is prepared TO 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 He has all kinds of trimming
materials, and pledges himself to render
general satisfaction IN trimming Coaches
&c.
One of the best Harness Makers In the
South is now in his employ and he can
supply harness ascheap,and as good as they
can be Obtained elsewhere
He has also one of the best Blacksmith S
in the South connected with the establish
ment, MIR. LoUER, who formerly worked
for l.. Sims & Brothers.
Charges for work moderate
Holly Sprinps, May 3, I8fJ.-n37 6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
STRAY SALES,

T WILL sell at the court house door in The
town of Holly Springs, on the 4th Monday in
Agust neat, the following property as straysot
Marshall county,
One Sorrell mare taken up by Jesse
Westbrooks, appraised 10 S25.00. Also
one brown mare mule, taken up by L. I'll.
Cole; appraised to S35 ,00 Also one sor>
rell mare taken up by Isaac c. Rogers; ap-
praised TO $3.50 Two cows and calves,
taken up by Robert Whitaker appraised,
one to Sc, 90, the other to SS 90 One cow
and calftaken up by John Sentell; apprais.
ed to 81 so. Persons having the above
property will do well TO attend the sale.
JAMES Il. VAN, Ranger.
Aug. 2, lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
FoR CIRculT JnpGE

We authorised to announce the HON
JAMES NJ HOWRY, as a candidate for re-
election TO the Judgeshio OF this District, COM
posed OF The counties Of De Soto. MARSHAL!
Iippah, TishemingO. Itawamba Pontotoc, La
fayette, and Pamela, at the ensuing November
elections
We are authorised to annol nee GEORGE A
WILSON Esq, a. candidate for Judge of the
7th Judicial District, composed of the counties
of DeSoto, Marshall, Tippah, Tishemingo, It.
awamba, Pontoloc, Lalay ete and Pamela
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
M0nDO c. 20
Northern Bank OF 1I:ssissipp
Holly Springs, Aug Is 1915.

Holly Springs, Aug 8 1915.
AT a called meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors held this day, it was
Rcsotred, That a call OF Ten d-ltars on
each share of the Capital stock of this in
sttution (il bsing ho 6th) be made on the
stockholders. to be paid on or before the
23d day of October next.
A true copy of the record.
III. NJ. LUSHER, Cash'r.
Extract from 4th section of Amended
Charter. I'm all cases payment shall be
made in Specie or notes of Specie paying
banks, the notes of The Northern Bank ex-
cepted.
Aug. Is lS45.-nl-9w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
FoR CHANCERY CLEPK

JAMES ANDERSON, the present Clerk of the
District Chancery Court at Holly Springs for
The counties of TIppah, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pa
nola. Coahosna, Tunica, Desoto and Marshall
is candidate Tor reelection to that Office in No
vember next.+
We are authorised to announce Col HANNIBAL
HARRIs, AS a candidate for Chancerv Clerk in
the District composing the counties of Tippah,
POntotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahoma Tunica,
DsSojo, and Marshall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
Tlgm9ufai.
81 saw two clouds at morning,
Tinged with the rising sun:
And in the dawn they floated on
Ana mingled into one"

MARRIED,-At the residence of her father,
on Thursday morning, the Nth inst, by the
Rev. DR.. b b. Buchanan, Dr. RIcuARD SCRCGGs
Lucas, of this county, to Miss JANE CYNTHIA,
daughter of Col William Polk, OF Desoto.
-On the 30ih July, by Horatio Tyson,
Esq., Mis- ANGELINE BAKER, 10 Mr.. OzIoUS DEN
TON-ail OF This county.
On the 5thinst.. by Horatio Tyson, esq,
MIR. WIN. III. COLEMAN, to Miss MARGARET LEON
ARD.
Oh the Sth inst by Judge t. Nj. Yam
cey, Mr.. AETHUR NoRRIs, To Miss MELINDA
KISG,-all of this county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

The following cireums'an-
ASli"ed in one of the town. OF Arkan'
e baP7ens[a had been drinking until a
IS = M y, njqbt before he started for home
aaaol,, a -. Iad long been in bed, and the
Hnssi il.AS IN sbut and dark The liq
s,1:s' WI 1J aiken was 100 much for him;
= e -. -, tnow where TO go. lie at last
i.d1 nI' md an empty wagon shed. and
1gss - Ground. For long time he
eli uPlpn n ,be Inconsistencies OF drunken
b1 p u. you'd undoubtedly have frozen,
s.t}s - now on the ground showed the
90 - = very cold } had Mt others less
's1 5ie Than himself been around hun
1i.l' ~ ,r,s a favorIte rendezvous Tor
Iss'- which were out when the new
r2 lo7 ,,iyed. but soon returned TO their
tiaa I.,he utmost kindness, and with the
lel s..oi,aIity they gave their biped com.
ri.'. ~ mrlile Of Ihe bed; some lying on
Fill-.,-.Ie of him, and others acting the part
s-' M Their warmth prevented him
[. - ms injured by his exposure. To
80 80. ,no2ni6g he awokei finding himself
alLr,,abIe Ia bllssful Ignorance o. his
.'l-.. --.., 5outs. lie supposed himself enjoy
- ac.C mmodalions of a tavern, IN
- -.55.,-ovrith o.her gentlemen. He reach
80, tisband aud catching hold OF the stiff
80 ofahlg, excl ined. why mister
.i..dd ggu share iGsfz'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
fGIcC,lPF FOR MAKING TOMA-
M NAOCE FOR WINTER TTSE

'a.rd pest green tomatoes, slice
'a a., sprinkle with salt, let them staud
'as,oss ,l! morning. To one gallon of
'prae fsa s.'ee SIX common sized onions
L ana run I me tomatoes. let them stand
80 ridi'sS 'a A, q time. CRATE some green
''es uns ~ IKE IKE one table spoonful of
a, Sc !. 81 alIspice, one of black pepner
3 aSa, fsa, sn PODS of green pepper, chon'
= ous h,Is s 'easp0onfulls of,abIe mps.arg
, atsr All plnt OF mustard seed ,Ila, IT,
20 sat.s Var ~ tomatoes and onions b." ne
90 Iaeu, a.,, - them out Of the saI,. an.I
'.as \. rah .ber,, ~, lheG mix the above ingre' @
~ u vih lhs 'Eur our. inches Ofthe tOp;fII up
6., ley will be oes, :, vinegar. tie them up
I. y aars s' ame you should examine month; ;
'aai1red h b1sgar. The latest tom,,oa. ona
'''A kse0 = i5osi, are the best AMI aaoe1, '~1.
during The winter. most
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
DIR. Lacoant's Toolhache EliXer,

Is sure, speedy and certain cure for the
most distressing and painful disease that can
of TooTHAcuE, il arises from diseased state ol
the parts, which exposes TO the action OF the at
moSpheric air, the NERVE and Internal surface
Of the carious or rotten tooth, and cure must
be effected either by rendering those parts ex-
posed impervious 10 the action of the air. The
above remedy is particularly adapted TO destroy
the Nerve, with the slightest injury 10 the other
teeth. There is not the slightest danger In Its
application, nor is painful in its effects Price
only so cents with directions For sale in Hol-
ly springs by E. A. Talbot. sign of tie Golden
Mortar.
May II 1Si5-12m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
Fer District Attorney.

We are authorised to announce Col s. D.
MARTIN, a candidate for District Attorney OF
the seventh Judicial District, at the ensuing No.
Vember elec.ion.~
Weare authorised to announce JAMES M.
GREER, Esq, as a candidate for District Attor-
ney of the seventh Judicial District, at the en-
suing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
GCoMMUNcATED I
= vi u 2 y
DIED, al her residen

lCONIAiU NICATED
DIED, at her residence in Marshall county,
on Friday the 10th inst, in the 9th year of heT
age Mrs. MARY A. PUGH, relic. of the late
Elton Pugh, Esq, OF Roanoke. N. G. Through
a long and painful state of suffering, she bore
her sorrows with exemplary patience, and in
the active exercise OF benevoence which form
ed one of he strongest traits in her character,
meekly waited her masters summons, with a
love To and reliance on her Saviour SO submis-
Sve and entire as TO leave To survivors the com
Portable hope OF meeting her hereafter IN that
world which knows no separation.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
FoR STATE SENATE

We are authorised to announce DIR S. o. Ca
RUTHERs, as an INDEPENDEN candidate to
represent Marshall county, in the State Senate
of the Mississippi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election.
WE are authorised and requested to an
nouuce DR.. JOSEPH O.. HALL, of
Hernando, a candidate FIR the State Sen
ate from the district composed OF the coun-
lies Of De Soto, Tunica, Goa homa, Bolivar
Washington, Suna1w and Issequena.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
FoR Assessor,

WE are authorised to announce GEORGE
W. GRAHAM, candidate for Assessor of
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce S. s. BLA-
LOCK as a candidate for Assessor.
We are authorised to announce w. T LONG
Of Holly Springs, as a candidate for assessor of
Marshall County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
C y. ~ III I q. ssss ga
JUDGE Hon CouRr OF ERRoRs : APPEAL,

We authorised 10 announce the Hon. HEX
ANDEr NJ. CLAYTON, (the present incumbenl) a.
a candidate for the Office Of Judge of the High
Court Of Errors and dpPeals for this District
We are authorized to annouce Hox HENLEY
:. BENNETT, OF Lowndes as a candidate tor
Judge OF the High COuIt OF Errors and Appeal :
for the Northern District.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
EDWARD A. KEELING

Will continue the business in his own name,
and respectfully solicits ConSignments of fCotton.
In rendering his Services as CoTToN Fac
ToR, all he can promise. is 10 use his best ef-
forls 10 promote the interest OF those who may
favour him with their patronage.
N %. August 2nd. lSi5.-- 6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

We are authorised TO announce BASIL G.,
HARLEY as a candidate for the Office of Pro-
bate Clerk al the ensuing November election.
We are authorised to announce GORDEN-
TIA WAITE the present incumbent, a can
ddate tor Probate Clerk, at the ensuing No
yember elections
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
m, m
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MEMPHIS TENN.
BY GEORGE II. REDFORD, (Laie of
the Planters HouSe.)

the Planters HouSel
THIS new and commodious House is
situated on Front Row, Just below Exchange
Square, and nearly opposite the Ferry Ian
ding. The rooms are large and well ven
ulated the furniture entirely new; and IN
point of comfort and convenience this House
is not surpassed BY any in Memphis. His
sable shall be well supplied at all times
with the best the market affords. He
would also inform the public that he has
made arrangements with NJ. Cockreli TO
take charge of horses. II is superior skill
andattention are too we'll known to require
recommendations.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS
Board for man per year with lodging $500
" - I" I" without $50
(" per month with lodging 20.
without ID.
For an an d horse. supper, lodging
and beakfast rs.
For man and horse per day, $50
Single meal, ,37J.
Lodging, ,25.
April 26. 1s45-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
PATRICK w ToMPKINs, Esq, of War

PATRICK w. TOMPKINS, Esq, of War
rem county ,one OF the Wing candidates for Con-
gress, will address the people OF Mississippi, at
the following times and places, viz:
Port Gibson, Claiborne Co, 23d August.
GaIlatin, Copiah Co, %
Monticello, Lawrence Co, 81 ''
Williamsburg, Covington Co., 30th"
Raleigh, Smith County, lst September.
PauIding, Jasper Co, 2nd F"
Quitman, Clarke Co, 3rd g
Marion Lauderdale Co, 4th
De Kab, Kemper Co., OH
Macon. Noxubee Co.. Sth A."
Columbus, LowndeS Co, 10Th where he
will meet A. @. McNutt.
Athens, Marenge Co 18th
Futon, IIawamba Co, l6th
Jacinto, Tishemin9o Co, 18Th,
Ripley, Tippah 20, 22i 9
POntotoc, POntotoc Co p
Oxford, Lafayette Co, Doth
fernando, De Soto 60. 29.h
Holly Springs, Marshall Co, 3rd Oct ober,
Newspapers are requested 10 insert the above.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
no the Voters of Marsha III County.
FELLOW CITIZENS

ELLOW -ClTIZENS
lam candidate for
the Office of Jude OF Probate Court of your
County, and should be happy to mingle
with and form your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass for the fall cleo
tions; but am deprived OF this privilege.
had severe fracture of my Leg last
fall from which | have net recovered j.
have no profession. mo slave to till my land,
to fan me when sleep" bat have Six
Children. | ask not the office in shape OF
aims, butfellow-citizs zsns. should yoa honor
me with your Suffrage, should be proud
of the distinction, grateful for the favor, aud
faithful to the trust. Respectfully.
JOHN A. FRAZER.
May "a. lS45.-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
Fer sheriff.

We are authorised to announce JAMES NJ.
COOPWOOD, as candidate for Sheri fl of
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce 5Ossn -.
HEcCarrOIl as a Candidate for Sheriff of
Marshall Coun,y.+
We are authorised TO announce WILEY d.
CROOK, as a candidate for sheriff of Marshall
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
For RANGER.

We are authorised to announce JAMES H
S WAN a candidate for reelection 10 the Office
he now fills, as Ranger of MIrShall county.
We are authorised TO announce w. G.. Me-
GAUGHEY, candidate for Ranger, at the ensu-
ing November election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
For CErcmit C.erlk

We are authorised TO announce William
E. Williams as a candidate TOR Circuit
Clerk OF Marshall County.
We are authorised TO announce A. t. Ca
RUTHERs the present incumbent, a candidate
for Circuit Clerk of Marshall county. MISS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
EoR f,HANcFIrnR

Weare authorized 10 announce Gen STEPHEN
CocKE, of Monroe county, as a candidate for the
Office of Chancellor of the State OF mississippi :
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

FoR COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorised TO announce THOMAS
POWELL, as a. candidate for County Treasu-
rer al the ensuing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. NJ. T. RAGAN. thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended. begs leave
to announce that she has just received a
new supply of the latest style Of sumner
fashions, direct from Philade;phil, 10
which she respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies OF Holly Springs an1 vic;ni-
ty. Also. Hair, gimp and Legh1rn Boa
nets bleached and trimmed Al the shortest
notice, and in the neatest style.
~ Shop one door north of~Niegs'
Confectionery. where she may nj ali times
be found
july 20. IS45.