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.-am lestsn Waittrpoeb Itenb, in gumru, an
Bruffetsr. Ssorse &obL i'm alter bon 81
Sabren umb ctrpa Wleuattu.
ont lsstsn Sreitase, III gumru 9aun(ttip,
Drau Nutfner, Sattin bon spster
NuAuer, i'm 1lIer bon st,ra 80 Sabren.
--am "a. O1dr5, in Gambura, Barbara Ins
HI. 9ttterdbn bon 9snrp Surfbatsr, i'm
2ttn &strnsjabre.
am 81. Mdrs in Srinrpiticb 9aunitip,
9anna Ounffl. gbsaattin bon Saeob Dun
tel, alt 66 Sabre, y1cnat unp A GAGE.
Am 27. DlarS. in cieer Staot, Olaria ST.
atr, 9Dittwe css Urtcrbsnen gpnrab Gcssr,
i'm 85ltsn Sabre ibrss Glters.
--in Der Slaht bonn "a. W'dr,, bier, W1aria
glpmer, wittpe Ose psritor. e. e. glpmer,
i'm Hlter bon SO Sabren ilno % 9aaen.
--am 27. WlarJ in oielsr Stact, W7arsare.
tba Niss, Satin Don gpan Niss, i'm so.
ftx Sabre ibres Hltere.
Am 4. Hpril, in oiaer Start, natb elmer
alansnierissn Rranfbeit, rpslebs 1ls nit drift.
lletsr 9taaobaftisfsit srtrns, Wlarsarstba
Nnna' Asiniist 9oebtsr ber Gran gatbarina
NRaosrp. i'm lsteu SABRE ibrts alters.
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4pril g.
I'm Die getbenoen.
Atcussp's GeGe,r Grdoel
81 / II en-.

Side pillen flnc bic ksIten itnt 0etcrRen
far een relbenesn Stein cper Grdpel (Grise),
une aIe Sranfbelteu bic aus esm waGsr sut.
ltebsn; lle reiniaen Die S1isrcn unp itellsn bic
Drsans wleosr in Orenuna lte fno larirenp,
plnr' umo nallertrcitenc, reiniaen uno ltars
Fen ben Ofascn, eripsfcn Hppetit, bsilen oas
Sept,psb, rie 5artleitisfeit, 1Binefolif, bas
ssitpet. Siepsr1a &c. &c.
OlNes allies 1T curb grfabruna mo3euas
nlne bsitatist nno te,pislen, lno iper Ite als
&arlrmitts! asbrauebt, miro fc(ten coer gar
nlht bon psn esisen &rantbsinn ssplast
wcrpen.
.Sobn &ien(sr, 8r. Or.
E3u batcn in oiNsr 9ruacrci nnb bel G.
2S,i'anS' III ofr Gin 7ten Sra6e, Neapins.
Ipril 8. tp.
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@inbeimii1e Gutter.

9euts ertffnenb am ,SpIpens &usslStobr'
Gin auessbsbntss I6crtemsnt BON ,,siubsimis
ftbcn trcdnen Gitsrn," bsttebsnp gum She'll
aus folstnren :-6ctlsiette unb unsstIeiette
Dlcsline, 9rsa. Sett uno Shhrssn &sIIet,
Scttbarebtnp, gattune bon alien Wlutteru,
feb,par,e unp nsi6s leiptnartiae gsttuns ,neus
artias 6ausratb bc.. D1anebsIlr 8insbams.
Carlton nnb ihcttiIebe TO-. NailssHoab @or.
ZEN bon alien Sarten, tIams 9rsac, 9eIpcts
@crpcn unp Selpettssns, W1arfeilss Wcfcn
&C., nit eincm arc6sn enforcement anbersr
Siter, ,rcsu bic Aufmcrflameeit Der Saafsr
erteten ,pirc, ba fte teilimmt ,pcblfsilcr Ucrs
Fault wtrpen ale in iraeno einem Stcbr in
Neaoins. tc D'Srien unp Haisuel.
Msasn9, Npril 8.
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laus Dem pbIaeslpDla Ismctrat.l
Gin entlaufener yube.

Srlserib Icubsr, ,psber aus Der Mbsinpfals
9sbllr'l9, unc Is Biz 10 Sabr alt 1T, cine sts
mal9e Srose bon S 8us Soil, braunss Soaar
unc 9raue Nuasn bat uno in isnem Sstrassn
elne unpsrlddmts Srsbbsit an zen Sag lsst
TT Dem llntsrisibneten, bsi pslbem er perbun.
oen mar, nab alsrlsi 9straubtsn @bitanen
sntlaufsn. 9Sir warnsn Ssesrnann, osnlsls
ben ;u bsberberssn oosr feline gTsftsn auf;ubes
mabrsn nntsr tsnsn fb mabrfd)sinlib ess
lfcblsns Sabsn aus Der Offss pss 9sn,pfras
ten bsfntsn.
ebsnfaas ,psrrsn feline in gpbrata Gauns
ibip, saneaifu Gauntp, mobnsnbsn gltsrn
Ssparnt, ben perecrbsnen Suben su bsssn, ins
etm man ale rsbtIibsn Mittsl su esfIen Sdn.
oi9un9 an,psncsn ,piro. SsfcnSsrs Iinb unfe:
re 5srrsn Soas9sn auf biefsn Surlben auf,
nsrffam ssmabt uno srfutbt, oisft marnuns
in ibrs 3sltunsen aubunsbmen.
q. u. wo(lenpeber.
April 8. 3m.
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S6erif's 9SerfQuf.

Ourb Eraft eines all midi aeribteten se.
rifbtlfbfn Sefebls BON pluries lepari faeis
40, tpiro anf 6fsntIiebsr Serlleisrruna per.
Fault fperesn, auf Diittmeeb pcn o. initebcns
een April, mn llbr Slaebmittaas, auf Dem
splaee Ielbit, allc jene ss,piGc qpcbnuns,
splantaae ODER Stilf $ane, tbeilpeiIe seleacn
III Slprp' Coventry saunIebip, ebsiter gaun.
~, hho fbfi'pslle IN ltnicn Sannihlp, Ssrte
eahhfp te9rrnSt eurd $ano prn Scbn9Sbits
aeter, Sobn Nslman, Gecra Dceum unb ans
cerrs, cntbaIteno bier unb nsun5is Hfsr unr
Olersl9 Wutbcn, Iei rs mcbr peer mcniaer,
(aus9encmmen nno Ocrtebaltsn baron cim
bnnetrt nno feds Nutben $ano, pcltbcs pcn
cen ereeitcren Don S1icclaus Brcwer NIB
Sebn Sarner cen 9rultsss ber tifh6fiebem
Wsthceillen:Eir bon prrerIaaren Ncro
ecosntrp Sanmtbip IterlalIrn, fir cine &irs
DIE nnr 8etbaus ectt nno Scaratni6 plas,
tilr Bic Oiitalicber uno ibre Slatttcmmen.
2wA 0ie 0ertstIeruusen teilsbrn aug
I;;::l8. einem bequemen 5,peifodieten
s.g 9auie. .itsinerner Sbeuer, in aus
ten Stanrr Wasens5ane, Sprina .5ans,
0tauh. 5aus uno anccrcn glcbensebauocn
ee 1T sin Hepfeltaum &arteu unp anpere
Otlttanme auf Dem Ylass. 9irs gissntbum
Ut III autem Gtante ter gultur, aut bewal>
lert nne nmfenet mo bat eincn Ihitlidsn
Sbsll 6cl;!ano uno BiGcn Gin flcinsr
Bahtritrcm fic6t tureb bas giscntbum, bin.
ldnslih fir lsittte wafermcrtr ee lieat be.
ailem gum Gebnpleia Canal nnp per Dbila.
oslphla nnc Nraoina Nisaeltabm. ginae,c.
gen nno III errenticn sencmmen als pas Gi=
aenfbuln bon uieolaus Sroper lluo bcm
Srunbpdttter, uno mirp Ucrfauft burCb
Z. 2. meeo, @bsriT.
SdsraHssNmt, 8sif ebsifsr,l
2lprt l. lS45. BIN.
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QSel6 Elm Sulauf!

Jest ercfnsnp am 'Boloene Ku3el Stebr'
ein ansaecrbntes enforcement Don "S6nevs
6utern" fir Samcntlsirsr, lolebe ais
Dloufs Dc laine, neus Oiuter,
erapp &c iaine "
gaf fmisr pe gstcifs,
Delcurs, Gin Iettnsr Hrtifsl fit Rleioer,
ecleenes Sc gcss,
Oraanrp. ShrttiIh H. garltrn8insbams
Sh6ne aemalte eawne,
SaIscrins, neue Wlutcr.
Shmarser Sal;crine,
Siaurirter nno itbIlttter Sarletcn.
sDclta unp ssItlfte Slcircr.
SbIlhtc, fisnrlrts unp fartiac Sciocn.
Z" itnarjstlaue Do.
Sran;t0iehe uno trittttbe Sse,
Nlpaea sultrce pcn allen W1ultsrn II. .Sarten
Geh,parje uno tlausItbwar,s Sattincte &c.
;uIammen NIT einsm 9rpbeh Enforcement bon
Ithliebten II. scltiften 9bitet Stamls, D1ar,
leller unO @orren ginfahnnasn, aclaumte3a a.
Ihentieter, Srasen uno gcllsrstttl, ltntrrs
5alstibsr, Sanepieicen pcints, 1attinsss:
Itrsifts W,ceins, Sio uno $isle 5ancfetube,
Strimpfe &C. &c, wc3u ete Aufmerti iamfsit
crteten miro Ycn O'8rian II. Eaiauet.
Nsobin9, Npril 8.
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Derren, iebt lit cure Belt.

O'erien uno Raisuel flnp jutt pcupbi.
laeelpbla 3nrlfaefcbrt, nit cem be,tausae.
,rabltcn unc rpcblfeil,ten AfTcrtrmsut "trof.
ner Outer" ole jsmaIs in Ncaoins aumDer:
fanf ansctotn mcrbci, teIlebenb gum SbeiI
aus fclsenosn -
ShwarSblaue, CRIME uno traunr 9uhe,
9emii6t, Ol,o, Drap uno Sanep DO.
Sbwar; unr fanep:fartsn fran;61ldhs 30.
Slane, fehmaris nnc beUfarbiss galmisrs,
Se3milIist nnp feblItte smest %
DO. DO. 9udf,
96li6te uno faurirte Sattin wsten,
DO. fanep Ssirsnpslpet 30.
OlarieiIlcr une Saleneia DO.
init sincm 9rcbcn, fcbonen ,lno ,rcblfei(cn 2tI:
Icrtemsnt bon Srdaen, 5atstinten, Shar:
pen, 5pIentrdsern, 5anclttuhen. grapatten
&c, Ipcju rie 4ufmrrtiamteit Der 5erren tc,
ionrers srtstsn ,ptrp am
6olocnc Husel 5tobr.
Meaein9, Qpril s.
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Jteue, mpot9e uno poblfeile
q 6utma6erei!
~ Nbillip Sam,,mer,

6utmader mabt bsrmit BEN Siraern BON
Gsaein9 une Der llm9s9eno tsfannt, eas Ct (id,
in 8eabins nsu etabilirt bat unb fsin G,elbdft
in alien caSu ssbSrsnosn 3msiasn tstreibt.-
Ssins 9Ssrfitdfte 1T in Der @sffspennffrass,
asib cbsrbalb Der rpeiBen kirebe, 100 man
fcrtpabrsno f1nesn Iulrb sinsn srcssn 9crratb
pcn
Beaver t7utria, GATOR rufGfben, nups
peo uno rpollenen .5uten,
BON allen Wscben une Normsn. @r pirb iitb
aufs Ssfts bemabsn tureb quite Nrbeit uno bils
!'9e 'prs'fs Die Sunit Der &unben ,u aerpinnen,
Ole 'tm init ibrem 3ufprubs besbrsn mtsen
uno laost Nae b6fiibif Elm an;urutn uno itis
usn 8crratb ju bsfibtissn.
Se'fsllun9en wercen cahf6ar anasnominsn
uno fbnsa une plnftlib btforst.
VTOerfdrtte ober teGdbmuBte StrobbIfe
roeresn anf 9erlahsen se,paIebtn unb ,pisosr
IN Saeon sstraett, naet fran;oafetr Dirt.
@sasina WdrS ls. lS.
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Triibliit0s.Giiter.

0is llntsritristensn llno jult suriieasfebrt
bon spbilaoslpbia, nit einsm srcBsnAHorte,
ment bon SrhbIinss: Sittrn, Die 1le rpoblfei.
lsr atleBsn ipsresm ais irssno Gin aneres 9aus
IN blslsm Orte.untsr pslebsn man fimcen pirb
ithliebt qinnen unb qinncn Srell, tinteimiCeb
ssitrsift nno sstpirfeit, tlausr 0rsG, weltcn
pon allsn Scrtsm Wanttstsr Sinsbams &c.
O'Srien uno Kaisuel.
Neabina, Qpril 8.
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(Aus eem '4eiit Der Ssit')
q | bre DIT Sh IN.

Sunffsdrtnsr aus Berlin, miro bierlnt bsnadb,
rlbtist, eas elm Brief pOn fsinsn 3errpanoten,
Der fsbr ,pabribsinIib widbtise Nabribtsn fur
lbn entbalt, in unfsrer 9rufsrsi ansslanst 1T.
er bsl'sbs osnis!bsn abSubolsn ODER pcrtcfre ;u
mslesn, roo mir osnftlbsn bnfbidsn ftnnsn.
Sarpreebt unb minF.
Sustaun, Hpril s. Is45. 3m.
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parolcls, Daraioletts uno Sonnen-
Shatters.
O'Srien uno Raiauel baten juif erbal.
ten t'n tsbr 9robts N0crtemsnt pon paraiols,
parafolstts unb SonnsnsGdattsrs. wslbs is
mcbtelIsr ptrfaufsn wsrbsn als isssnb Elm an.
ssres lpaus in &sabbins, am
6eleene Kuscl 5tebr.
Gtaoina, Npril 8.
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[aas br gottssills ngrei9stts'pr'1'."]

" ~D' y u o
Ctiser 6srr, msldbsr fhcn cine seraume
3sit pottscilIs psrlaTen bait cbne fsitesm
st'pas BON ltet btrsn 3u laGen, ,pirp sststen
uns feintn anfentbalteort 70 taIo mic m6s.
litb ,rifen ;u laGsn, incsm mir ibm stwas
}ebr QDihtiaes mit1utbeilen babcn.
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glppeaatipns: :Saae.

Nabribt miro bsrmit asssbsn, bas bic Up,
psaatiDnssTaas fir bic psribisosnsn Sauna
fbips, Stdctt mo SGaros, fir bas Sabr le45
an esm gcmmiiiionsrs Nmts in NeaeinN an
ben nabbsnanntsn 1assn sebaltsn msrcsn,
nbmIid,,
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Spbit gla00icr

pat 70 sbtn rbaltsn unb miro beute sr6fnsn
elm ttbr ausStSsbntss Enforcement BON frifbsn
trefnen 6utern, fbidlid fir bic SabrsFit,
ptlds nnsew6bnlb pcblftil fnb.
Ntaeino, Rdri rs,
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Stabts Necbnuns.
GjeDr6 Te0fher. in Netnuno mi, ..s

Vepry VeuIDer, TT NeHHuHg MT 7fs
Stast Neaeins, O1dr; 10. ls44.
Dr.
Si!an; in canosn pcm sstsnStribtS543 oef
Saar9sIe p.S.NaSaisr, Gar y. 1s43 llO4 "a
DO. %. fir 1914 226S 90
DO. 9ubs. Gar fur 1s43 ATS 6s3
o. DO. 1874 34S5 90
bc.@.n.ccb ,Strafe, Y.@ccbman 20 90
DO. 6od;Scnitabsl Ior,firStraftn so
DO. wm.S .Sbcnsr,eia, 90. %. 200
DO. Scbn joisfer,gfq Sil. y. Nnlsibe 2 81
DO. 5. poiT, ouf &Svers gissnbum 25 90
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@irflide GbuIb IafTtnt, s4s,2s7 20
1Bir bic unter;ebnstsn Nueitorsn psn Ger
Gsbnuna fir bic Stabt Geatins, beridkn.eae
mir Die Gsdnuns uno Stls9e pen Geo. Seas
tbsr, @fq., Gbasmsiiftr ron srfastsr @tabt,
untsrlnd)t babsn unb cine Der persrfaetsn9tatt
fatIiss Slanj fntsn BON Ndt jcunbert uns
feds sbaIsr, nsunss unb sin Iisrtsl Sent.
Die gbulb Ger Gtaet erssbt stsnfa1S Gus
Der stssbentn Nneats bsrrcr.
.Jebn Q.Reiffebneieer,1 i 1.t
nom. II. Dclls, Nubltcwu
t1Jarfe 2. Fferf. =.
Rtaein9s Wdrj 25. ls4s. nm-
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Gertifeat Don eem Sale ees Srn. II cunt
Gin rtipstatler Bauer in @beiter gauntp,
gtamtns Slcunt, bate ginen in ieiner Sarnis
lie Bet init theilweiier Slinpbeit seplaat mar,
in Sclse BON SlsrDsnIhmatbe nno anpern
l!rfaebsn, nnb eas Nr!nsip bon Or. Green's
5tilmittsl ttsate pas uuaenliht wiceer Der.
Sa rparsn Stifben 6aut oper Slim, bar,
lbsr 'pabftne, bic tpie ifb CLAUDE, ,,eataratt"
Senannt rperoen,- unb rpeltte 3eitsnwsil' bin
'pessrfbnitten ,perrsn miii1sn, atsr bas prin.
5lp bon bss Ocetors 5eilmittel 0ertri;b oie(e
bant BON ocn Nuscn uno itellte pas Nussns
lltbt wieccr Der: - Die Slotbnenoisteit unb
Ssfabr bee ShnriOsns eutfsrnenr.
Sreuno Qefer,
9alt' i'm Gspahmi6, ba6 bsr @eter aIer
Oinas ans 5silmittd sesetsn bat, fir faft
ale &rantbsiten
Oits mn6 ms uiht srftaunen. Itsr:-
iciltsn mir niht sritaunen iibsr unIere Sladb
laBsfeit. fir riefes 6eilmittsl ju Isnctn. ,psil
rnall fpsiB rpc es 3u babsn 1T, nnn rpenn ,pir
nifIen fpo es 3u fnpsn?
Die qsute f6nnen pe 9ewcbnt lettn, unb ba
nl6ts in bic Gussn setban ruiro-fc ftnnen fis
naturllbsrpsft feinen Sbaben ntbmen.
6TDes 9oftors Wobnuns 1T ndbife 9bir
~ esm pcpuldrsn unb moblbsfanntsn @aifbaus
ts, 9sbalfsn pen 6rn. Sebm, gdt Der Glib 6s
ten unb Dlarft cetr psnnifrast.
Dadrj 25. I'm.
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e7935 92f

AnSabe osr.Staeh5buloen u. Grsoise.
Or. ....
8cnes faais ls49. $4,000 90
1850, $4,000 90
l645, 30,l4O 90
-S5O,140 90
Gr.
Saufs'fo fir Mcpsr's
6aus, S725 90
S.W.S fir ls44,fdaia
une nitt eolleftet 400 OS
W. QS. 1" TAI 10
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Gin Die 8linDcn.

9as SCl9snes 1T elm NusSus aus sinsmSriss
I pcn Iorn. Safsr an ben 9rudsr.
t1Jein ,Srcuno,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
HoWE,s NEW WORK.

"Ho Ho Lille aoat ye wats a com
ing IL.
PUCK's PORT FOLIO Add GEN
TLEaAN's LITERARY MAGAzISE--No. L.
will appear on the lst Of September 81
per six months in advance. Single copy
2 dimes: Howe editor:
Contents of lst and each number with
many other good things) DAVY CROCK.
EFT in Texas, or the Fall of the Alamo
"A play;
MoIA DoBBs, the Belle of Berkshire, "a
poem bv Parson Howe, 500 lines
The END: \Tbe Snake story, several
Bustle melodies;
CRAcK>wAcKC Chick EN-PAw.-On the
origin of ofBustles
He WOULD if HE COULD-(an
old Busletta now nearly out of print-very
numerous.
Several thrilling, intores ting stories sc
&c SC.
This magazine Howe means to make as
spicy, rich, iacy and readable, as Falstaf
himself could desire.
1t will appear without fail and all who
wan!to laugh and grow fa', had better
send their dollars 20 the great Anti BustIe
Rake- Immediately.
Agents allowed l copy or 81 for every
six Gdro@ce paying gsubscribers-lhat is for
s. sent six copies will be forwarded in re-
turn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We do hope that the Holly Springs
Temperance Society will not now relax
It's noble efforts, when it is just beginning to
bring about healthy and vigorous state
OF public opinions on. Ibis important sub.
ject-when il is beginning to make those
nuisanees. .famIisrly called dOggeries, feel
and struggle beneath the powerful
influence of public contempt. and to
drive the disg ace of drunkenness from our
community. e.would urge the friends
-of temperance to arise aud buckle on the
whole armor, and with manly and devoted
hearts battle in this cause, with4he full and
immovabIe determination never to give
over the struggle until the glorious ban
ner Of Temperance shall wave IN triumph
of the votaries Of Bacchus, like an angel
of mercy, lowering over them with "elad
iidings of great joy"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
MECHANICS MEETING

on Saturday night last an adionrnod
meeting of the Marshall County Me- b.,a;.1
AssocIatIcn, ,cI the President took The cba.s
ana " Shlsm acted as Secretary mo .aa,' to,
Aher the meeting was called 10 II sl''i.
ana several speeches delivered. the foflo..,
ted sly adopS
ResolOsd. That this Association no.
slant tdo Ioia IN
Resotoed, That should those csna;t...-
VINO nave been addressed by the comm ~ ties IS
appointed by this association 10 Know
sentiments on the subject of our nreIea, alea,
system OF convict labor. not respond b. ol, en'
next meeting, that we proceed - y s.,a our
s9ch 1I men as will pledge themselves " - S-,ec. @
OIL iaWiui and honorable means = use
ous lne o6Jeefs of the Aesocsation al }
fsesolred That The mechanics of'bo
omn meat al others favorable to our associaioa
heel ne WIN US on the 10th, to partisns,a a.
'he . business ofthe meeting. p''o in
:, Resoloed' That lhe papers of .bo H.,
DC requested 10 publish these nracaaai 80 aace
m j. MOSELE prH.s
w. CHIsM. Sec'z. res
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

MAMMoTH PEACH.-We return our
thanks TO Rev. Fl. a. RIvEs for one of the
largest peaches we have ever seen. IL
measured % inches in circumference.
Clay PEACH.-Col. VI. GOODMAN pres
ented us last week with one ofour favorlte
peaches. 1t was not as large as we have
seen, but, having been raised ia a barret Of
cIav brought from Kentucky,ils flavor vas
unequaIled.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
Holly Springs Female En-
our next.

stitute.-We are graiified TO learn that
this Institution is again in successful opera.
ton. notwithstanding the extreme heat
ofthe weather, it already numbers sixty
pupils, and young ladies' are coming IN
from abroad almost every day. The Rev
NJ. WEATHERBY, the principal, seems TO
give univer:a al satisfaction. Admirably
fitted for the station he now occupies and
aided By the accomplished telcbers associ'
ated with him, the Institute will no doubt,
In short time, more than realise the high.
est expectations Of Its warmest friends.
Holly Springs, we are happy to add,
still continues to be the seat of health.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

and leave pretty society indeed W. hope
those of our population. who feel an inter>
est in the welfare aud respectability of our
town will take immediate steps to have the
evil removed. Encouraging condemned
feIons in preference and 10 the detriment of
res pectable citizens is paying premium
for crime We understand Z or more will
be discharged in the course of the month.
[Baton Rouge Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

-
tour years; mems
years. ZIG
ted States. twelve
sie sle.'3oa 'aoa'h' in tie eos8
e'eTgon' -, Is deemed u
l he heapporti5nas. sal
0e eqaal, apd IS Ssas i.'.'l'
electors. oas5i
al 4,h1 1ealeclisas s5all5.l
oily shall meetat,bos :. %
thereafter until Is59 -.5 e{
ia'SFe ,iit shall olberv 'ai
The first election !, :.
pt'on for MenGs.,-ssl -.,sl a''. 9ais
,l Gly' shall be held On e. ias GO.
'Ie day following. ~
> u Ill te T0Nar,f
Ting goyernman. ,lu " lhs
shalt De con,,.I-,i g u'a'as
earliest dap - - y Tie -
ofthe Cons. -. f,a.Clleasle Sir
congress,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

W we would call tho attention of onr to,..
aaanolilies 10 the number OF disebaraad
eouslc's now In town. There is a le,g seu
~ pofa1on l1s making il incumben. on .ne .I
phI pohIe oiicer,to send away these men :, ha1
wo',iJ ,ao,lI ale'y demand it, For our nart sa w
"9aia not hinder discharged eonvle, tt. e. we
cen, en- ,,,lng aud becoming, If possible ps''
l'.'l n' member ofsociety, but f bscs,.' a ee-
.Sa ,sa !" s cursed with that inst.l,,,;aa
Is,;e1a rse 'o employ highway robbers ',on ,l !,
s,,ses af ana PETTY Pilferers, to the de,ra eow
: od. respectable and indrstrio,se esa'll'ieat
''"' Will soon drive the latter frolpe popala. qua.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We take great pleasure 10 placing be-
fore our readers the subjoined communica-
ton. The writer is not a resident of our
county, but is a citizen of Mississippi, and
we have no doubt feels as deep and abiding
an interest In her prosperity as. any other
'ndi vIdnaL He is we'll versed 10 the party
movements of the day, and sees with the
eyes OF seer the dangers that threaten our
republicsn institutions oy that party who
boastingly y proclaim themselves the ''goung
and prog greSsice democracy." We warn
every honest democrat-and we have every
Fe"'On to believe thai large portion of the
party are honest, to watch tho movements
OF the young 'ProgressiUes" In the issue
thatwll hereafter be made by this party.
our country and her institutions are deeply
Involved, and it is he duty of every patrio:
to be on their guard ever ready to abandon
party and friends for the sake ofour sacred
Constitution
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We learn from the Memphis papers that
on Sunday night last a dirty hand bill
made its appearance in that place, assall-
ing the private character of Mr.. Charles
Stuart. the candidate for Senator. The
election in that State being over, and the
objects for which the hand bill was printed
having been attained, it would seem unne-
cessary for US to take any notice of it, were
not some insinuations thrown out bJsone of
the papers there, laying It's paternity rath-
er near our own door. Those who kGow
US well. know that we would be the last
man in Mississippi that would permit any
document TO be printed in our office, e,assailing
the private character Of eth
er political friend or foe; further, we
would inform our friends at Memphis. that
we have no such type (small pica) as the
hand bill was printed on. If the bill was
printed in this place, it was not done at
he Gazette Office.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

MURDER RN0sTF

On last Fr.day one oEar
was squirting near The d
about 4 m les s7urb bo.Pa
body If "a man. iea11el
ped, and broken In SEVEN.
On further examiaa.ar.
he VAS assaulted was ca7
he road, and also .ae etao
ging his body lolhe s1G1
II had begun 10 paHIg
strong circumstance Feue
Mr.. Greer, about im..esl
The Hero this tragedy,
velopenenis may as, c
attempt was made 10 ar.a
made his escape by way ol
Mr.. G's and has 50 fat u
sion.
" hen snSpicIon was .1s1
ton was Immediately ase
er his value in case be
gully. The utmost TgIa
to arrest bim Our ca1
ed 20 ferret out tie ol-a-sr
to- justice. Lei every O8s is
see who is passing thr5asl
SO as TO appfehend th.ssa
and hIs accomplices, if ans
sons within u months
strangely assaulted BY ns'
spot, and fortunately esaal
The person Murdered
some (Lis face being mca
be a jousneyman Priater fa
cinnan, by Mr. Gates O.
left this place on Sunday,
der is thought 10 have 5a5a
was seen on the road awhile
near the fatal spot. Ills
lis clothing found b.ood5-
sion of the aforesaid ne5r5
position. Other cHcan
more conclusive, pom; 20
aitor on his way tom H5
his place, as The uni5raale
Since the above "as
rom a letter written 'ol-
lace, that the man ma.-
eman tailor from CoIan
The negro has been alP