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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
To.DAY.S oIITSIDF

FIRST PAGE-Letters from Hayana-two more
of these interesting letters The Ten Hour Sys-
tenn Dreadful case of Duelling Case OF Nc
Lean
FOURTH PAGE-The Ayenger-A Poem by Au-
suStuS SnodgraSs VINO are the Christian Israel
ties Commercial and Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
,4~p,'. S.s.,,.sllL.-Th< law.

SA~ps's SASstrAsItLA.-The laws Of ehrEeal sf1pitv
may - saj b- thoS whs Save he sqeue- Is
rh- physical world Th- earth is ~
eonPoGEtS nrd wasrT eoun,caais there few
snSsauess NshIeh hive bsa tSgt-srte an . -,
doubtful Ii these few r-urents ChrnIcA Sa !, ~
u shee aanr eOrgoaaS Sinoss >Asslp.l:!l. s-
have heathfri affinity ;os tn .'E et s huu4a S -
by cchil,ug Sith hem nrodae- 'h- eSs-.arilrlr
-ec:S. Sslt fh=sm. svcs1s~l. sezbc> letter Tiaswa
ulcers iGcln deg scroirloas als-l daFg~ar esosp tn &
I,irctirs NfogertseS cf this Vsis4a'e ssti-sepre.
sof farther psteGass I'D euelgSlrr -N'e@er e m Sup-
uor yaa- and ecAcy. u hsts. which may be osas.
OF the prcPEistors sH1 :hets ssysis sragts-
Procured rad sold wholesale sBd rs,ail. bv \ s \ \
SANDS. Wholesale Dssctsts - tGiton street. \eNy ork
sold ilso - SeSstWay = ESS. Bctray sad sy Dug
Srscly throughout lie UeiS4 SA;ss Fsiev s. pcf
bottle. SlN bottles ot =.
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WARN SALT WATER

WAkJI SALT WATER
Ri ONE WHO EAs TRIED IT.
! Tnz the pra'e, Of warm sait water.
And good reason have To sinz,
for tn0ngh once poJt rh-nr-aiic marry
Now could dance the Highland fling
sefe 5 hot charm for such vile di,ense,
- In 81! r. ysJre world ike TINS:
zach bodily paEg The warm brlne eases
WIN rs soft and refre1hiDg kris
ne healthy. too, may derive ne~ yigSf
Erom ;he warm salt Ses.'s embrace
ALc n summer, heat OF N wirtaf Tsoft
7 vii the isTald's nrews er1re
Would yor try is inaneaee refreshing
And ENJOY luIurors tredt
Seek RAsIsEAu'. BArHs-yoo'I fad the blessing
At The foot Of Debross>s street. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

DELAvAS HousE, at -dtbany.-An advertisement
OF this magnificent Hotel, I'VE stories high, and ex-
tending S6eet on Broadway and two other streets,
Is found in another column, and s worth reading
even for ts description of the architectural curos-
,y of the building. Much more is the House
,cnrth ,is,tirr
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ACCIDENT TO THE kNIcAERBoCKE.-Thi boat,
while coming through the Highlands evening,
struck By the bowsprt OF soop, er downward pas
sage The Knckerbocker sustained bn little injury Tie
sloop escaped with the Ices Of her bows spirit
Albany AtIas 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

MASSACHUSETTS Ninth DlsrRlcr CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION Nineteen towns, according TO the Taun-
ton Wing, lead us to believe no choice has been
made The relative position of the parties is about
the same as before. The vote is comparatively a
small one, which the Wing attributes 10 an unwil-
ingness on the part of the farmers TO leave their
iabors on such fine day, in the busy season of the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

WHIPPING CLEEGYSIAN.-The 81 Louis Re-
publican ofsa;urdsy place the
street 10 day IN which F. kennett, Ks.. inflicted personal
chss.eHlent the Rgv. ". Linz the pastor Of Tie Gen.
ienArT Church, in this city,
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hy- Hon. TIMorHY BrEf- Jr, the highly respec,.
Al member Of the Eouse from on.a-o compelled BY
l health to return his residence, sevesA weeks since
We rere, 10 learn ihat his illness continues and such
character as NOT leave hope thai he viii be able
resume his seat during the session. Alb Eve. Jour.
CO BENJAMiN WISE, the Oldest printer IN Boston,
died on Tuesday, aged so years.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

1SDIANA.-Roger Martin OF Washington Co. is
the Whig candidate for Congress in the lid District
Jefferson, Clarke, &c now represen;edby Thomas
]. Henley, Loco. 1t gave Polk $50 majority last
Fall, but the Wings can carry it ifthey will
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- Ec,cH ,~p BEo BUc HA>s-
Have rr,ehrS IN yuug sRy and Nrruia het,
Ars ve1 Atsii your food ycur weary hsats
B. cAr-tal 70 ryrsmb ,hSg hy far tie e~stof d-uSS
u he 6dnt they sell AZ omt eks for every >crt c! SuSs
Sold ol!y 4tEI Ccur'lliti-strset New OES
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

FROM GUAYAMA, P. R.-By the bark Josephine,
Captain Mitchell learn that the rain was so abundant
that great fears entertained for the safety of the pre-
crops Many European orders in the market and for
egn vessels constantly arriving. No political news.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

From CHrNA-The bark Ronaldson, Capt. Drew,
arrived yesterday from Canton. She IDS days her
passage The information brought by her has been an;ic
ipa,ed by other arrival, at ,hl, port and Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

FROM SOCIETY IsLANDs.-We learn from Capt.
Doane brig Globe. which LEFT Taha. Dec 20. that the
isanes still reaned possession OF the French authorities
Miller. the British Consu! General had arrived several
weeks previously The arrival OF French frgatc from
Valparaiso daily expected with dispatches from the
French Government. Although the accounts OF the
rnagement Between the British and French Governments
had reached Tahiti il the general belief that the
French intended 10 restore Queen Pomare her rghir
authority. Boston Adv. Wednesday.
The Honolulu correspondent Of the Atlas states shat the
statistics OF the numter OF arrivals for 1884, these Isl
aHds, their on Zone, Value. &c
lsll. ArJIrais at Latdina, Na-Anercan ships, 3Ol
ibis Whale OIL 202s7i do Sperm. l20,s67; lbs Bone,
2e3s, 500 5000 Seamen whole value OF ships and
goes. Sl5,566 $50.
II Hoaoiulp-l33 American ships; lis,6l2 bb!s whale
oil 723 30 sperm; l.33S,4 400 lbs bole 1890 seamen
io.al value 81, ,i6s 800.
Other ports, American ships, 1900 bbls whale oil 1900
bbs SPERM 10000 lbs bone, 1870 seamen-total value
S53e.50
Grand total Of American whaling property, ships and
seamen. touchingat the Hawaiian Islands, during 54i:
S23.37i, so property, iio ships, 5000 seamen.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

Letters frcm Mr DAs5igDe dated II March at
Geneva state ha. he about visit England TO So
pesn;cnd the publication or the fourth volume Of his his
BE has been very zawen and al the letters received
from him Of is:, have been dictated &c lis wife.
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aIarkets Cirefulty reo~ted for The Tribune.
wrpSrsnIy Anri 40

"WEDNESDAY, April 30.
AsHEs-The Darke, has Aa,tened to-day iat
pots cannot be sold 3oi 39i. We have heard OF
very little tone, and that AZ the higher rate. of Pes
.le sales wee so bbIs az 80
Export from Ist to Both April.
Pearls 'f' O"''-
COTToS-Tbe sales to-day have been about 1900 oa-es
without change in price. Holders sppear willing sesra a.
cre,t prices but no disposition is pres Cotton
OH the market The exports for April have been so"I'
bale. against 50s75 last April The Teceipa have ces-
39, ,336 against Is, I79, - follows: -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

MEXICO AND TEXAS The Io- del Pueblo OF the
9Th inst contains considerable portion the memorial
addressed 10 the Chamber Of Deputies by DoS Luis
CrsvAs Minister for Foreign Affairs, the subjec; Of the
Annexation OF Texas We have been struck, it, perusd,
by the comparative moderation OF its Tone and BY the ia
cenou array argument favor OF the peculiar views
put forth He frankly admits that with Texas pre-
peculiar difficulties wh ch merit grave consideration,
before the Republic deerminesup series Of barren
chces The population OF Texas he argues is entirely
foreign they have sympathy with the Mexicans and
their POLITICAL social and religious principles entirely
opposite those Mexico To attempt 10 aunihate such
people induce them abandon their territory would be
ltIle than absurd To believe that Texas could
tine united 10 Mexico wsuli be pe1cusabe NO
power within the scope OF Mexico could accomplish such
labor.
The difficulties attending recognition OF Texan ndepcn
dcnce I'VE continue give Senor CrBvAs vcws) very
serious connected such question with the Integrity.
and with The previously expressed determination wage
that refractory province But these two extremes
fortunately the only ponts se considered The
pertnacty with which the L. States Government; pursues
object Is We known and there be little doubt that
this will ultimately take place: under these cir
cusancs recognition OF the Independence OF Texas
may be viewed grave alternative, and it merits aten
o because may enable Mexico TO prevent Annexation
to Illustrate the Incorporation within her dominion
of American territory The memorial therefore.
NEGOTIATION with Texas and though 1t does not 10
be the fruit OF such negotiation the Whole
of the reasoning lead TO the inevitable conclusion
that the independence OF the young republic Is TO be the
subject OF diplomatic intercourse.
The memorial very interesting and but for its extreme
leagih would transfer II to columns. The brief
mary have given will nevertheless furnish idea OF its
general character. y. o. Bee 22d.
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= DSLLEf> r,IS ENrStcToS. sold at = Ccu-;hsd;.
stTeet. u liALY rRtck. LedrrrHssd staRtas.
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- To Publishers and EdItors.-For sale,
well established Weekly Jouria easy terms and which
,orj An opportunity which seldom occurs ter per'cn Of
very moderate mears and who has ase for literary puT
suits TO establish himself business Ia character ,nd n'
fiuencr no Journal stands higher and it offered only be-
cause the present proprror other which hs
wishes to devote has whole attention Addss boz 1850 Fcs
hy mail po,t rad a3c
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suhseribers TO the Daily Tribune.

Not Including any received IN th- City Of S-w-Tork
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Sc CoNsrocxs Co.'S Advertisements On he ou;st-
IT thls pa,vr cu ;h- fr>t p,e~ ais lu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

= JC.r RKcEtvyC. At % Courtlaudt.S,sret fr,:r,os
s;cie OF BAY Wtr,s hrsr Quart B0tt>s-pFic- N ese,
tsu,Et Col5:se Wafer price
- CoNsrocN.s ENrsACr or SAaSarNRiLr /,
sreyNuS nltsS s1rgc>s that tie da>i article IS .lw,y,
the b; Hes the subscribers selling for ceats ef Not.
lie, OF > togsu as;cie h.h sd deserved -eutfioa
ins which eiers c;,rS dollar and we'll Known q
thOs who have tested re fact that the Sa->syal fssrcc
~ CoNsroCN Co. u Ceurtlaudi~tyt. SsP-ucr thst
which sol. elewher Fer impure blood ,Sroulcus c
sruVton the tce AID all dsea,es u Is
the best Tenrjy the world
!. Urpn i,nknd It's hl,ssinsS shower,
No,hius SurfN>s AZ PoNrr
Tl-T- !sGts Of N, cuuntrVNorh. South EN,
Was-ia which the sxtr4orrty fleets Of Comstces Eiai
Extract ct SaraqNJla have attracted saesAi AtssatioE
- Nortcs.-An conntry sierchaats md Draors
i-d that D,levS lnd Councils Magical iSa EltT,c
tor. wNRRN>TSn GENUINE. 10 be had as-acy ~ q
CcurtllgdsSret only sid inducements offered 20
ialiers-
Sc CoMsrccNS& Co.'S Advertisements on he outside
Df- -ht< n,trr ON H. 6->f, ,,ea
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SOOTHING AND SOFT AS \ MOTHERS KISS.
Soothing and .oft mothers k'ss
Was the SNip, dear fei'N. yeu gave tc me-
And remembered WI % the bis,
:eit when my lace from Tree.
GOURAJD, ofthy name love the sounf
Andthy PpEi-rS forget uevcr.
For the 1dtr from my Jp, and tempIes round,
Have aepHrted-tO g7aw more forever
NV srlliance OF skin owe in pari
lo ifaitdH Sssg and your Siaae 4 ESPJgee
Ard your ItSHi R0Hg brought Jcy to NY renrt
When II gave my pale cheek Fich color ssam.
The unveal celebrity which Dr. T. FELlN Col RAUDs
4 llB .liirg'sd N3iD he's attained foT tie speedy removal
Town ,n ot tan ecSips 'unburn. boch-, and evcry
species oucf eruption >, the best proof ot - cs'in'atan
which held Il The properties ot uultAa'ry
and used hard 'ait water. well ~ soit IL Also
a 30 .iriols shaving compound.
GOtEAUD = PoadrsS Sabt'isS Will remove hair trnr, any
the human rams snrprn.y short peron ~ Time
hy monde tor rornc the hair 4 cEec the c"a
SINGLE night Dr F. L G iigsif pfrefG&e Fgrs ma,
sey displaced the de etcous substances heretofore n,sn
Tor roang the checks md hp The TINT impaired by me II
MI Pestrbe R0uxe not Only not I'd! but pertfaFer
GOURAJDS Blanc q ESp1sHs, or LILY W. nnc, 'up'fo
Tbs depot Of nr Z. FELlN GOURAUD Hat o. WHlser'
and isrs c'es ms city The focoF mrs a'" ON
hrnd 1rcs choice perumeres aud nrcy articles or
the tu Indies mud Geo -cn invited io rt nn s"t
copy C;ouraud Book ol Bcauy, al his store q NHSe5
street, G@t store FROM Broadway. ~,
AGS>rs-;6 Cne,nut-'trert, Phladephn Jotinn' Mls
street. X sou Carleton x TO. Lowell 0i,s ~ Sp.ni
icld Green 4 Co Worcester: Ball. Hartford tsrte, mc-
t'eiown Myers. New Havoc Over. Povdeocc orsy no
chester. Backris & Boil Troy Fierce, Albany S,th :
Hsnce Baltimore u. II Moore, Lynchhurg, Va Anderson
Nashville, Tenn ueinitsh. Lancaster. Peun myl
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15
ENUkGUMAL AEgDEsEss

OF PRESIDENT POLK, DELIVERED TO
THE TWO HOUSES OF THE ARfERT
CAN CONGRESS s, on IRE An March, l845.
FELLOW CITIZENS Without solicita
tio0 on my part. have been chosen by the
free and voluntary sUfrages of my country
men TO the most honorable and most res
ponsib!e office on earth. lam deeply im>
pressed with gratitude for the confidence
reposed in me. Honored with This Aistin.
guished consideration at an earlier period
Of life than any Of my predecessors, | can
not disguise the difhdence with which |
am about to enter on the discharge of nv
official duties.
lfthe more aged and experienced men
who have filed the office of President CT
the United States, even in the infancy OF
the Republic, distrus,ed their ability 10 dis
charge the duties of that exalted sta ion
what ought not to be the apprehensions oi
one so much younger and less endowed
now that our domain extends from ocean
to ocean. that our people have SD greatly
incre ased 10 numbers, and at a time when
SO great diversity Of opinion prevails in re-
gard to he principles and policy which
should characterize the administration oil
cur Government Well may The boldest
fear, aud the wisest tremsle. when incur
! ring responsib. lities on which NAV depend
| our country's peace and prosperity, and,
! in some degree, the hopes and happiness
of the whole human family.
In assuming responsibilities so vast I
fervently invoke the id of that almighty
Ruler of The universe. in whose hands are
the destnles OF nations and men, 10 guard
this heaven favored land against the mis-
chiefs which, without his guidance. might
arise from an unwise public policy With
hrm reliance upon the wisdom Of On
impotence TO sustain and direct me IN the
path Of duty which am appointed to pur.
sue; l stand in the presence of this assem-
bled multitude of my countrymen, TO take
upon myself the solemn obligation. "to the
best of my ability to preserve, protect, and
defend the Constitution of The United
States.n
A conscise enumeration of the priu-
ciples which will guide me In the admins
tratIve policy fthe Government, is not on.
ly In accordance with the examples set me
by all my predecessors. but is eminen ly
befitting the occasion.
The Censttution itself. plainly written
as It -, the safeguard ofour federative com.
pact, the offspring of concession ana com
promise, binding together in the tonds OF
peace and union this great and increasing
family OF free and independent States. will
be the chart by which shall be directed.
Ii will be my first care to administer the
Government in the true spirit Of that instru-
heh', and 10 assume no powers not ex.
pressiy granted. or clearly implied in its
terms Inc government Of the United !,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

We take pleasure in recording the news
that our energetic town authorities, have
lately purchased the beautiful level lot i'm
mediately West of the old grave yard,
which they design enclosing and laying oil
in small squares suitable for family GENE
tries. The squares will be sold and the
proceeds applied to the otnameDting OF the
grounds. which will render it an occasion
al pleasant retreat, for Hose who wish calm
lv TO reflect on The nothingness of all things
earthly. We hope our citizens will aid the
authorities in so praiseworthy an underta-
king.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15
ToCoHREsPoNDENrs.-'Scriblius' To is o

To CoEREsPoNDENTs.-'S ScriblIus IS on
file for publicati on. "T, f. s." wko halls
from Hickory Flat TiPpah county, is IN
formed lha, when he wishes TO sport with
the purse or feelings of the conductor OF
public press, he must direct his comrnunl-
cations TO some othsr quarter. We regret
that he was not present at the time his
communication was received. as he might
then have exercised ,his poeucai genius i'll
describing the pains inflicted by shoe lea
ther. as we felt like using our boot pretty
freely on his person.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15
TCoMmUNICATED I

Mr. FALcoNER Among the names oi
Judge Howry, Col. Totten and Judge Trot-
ter, all of whom are spoken of in connec-
tion with the Judgeship of this Judi>
cial District, permit me to place the name
of our worthy fellow>townsman, Col. Geo.
A, Wilson. 1t is not my intention, in pre-
sen,ing the claims of Col. Wilson, to at
tempt to say ought in deroga.ion of the
character or qualifications of either of the
irst named gentlemen, who are known to
be honorable, high'minded citizens, and [
have no doubt we'll qualified TO discharge
the duties of the office; but Col. Wilson
has long been resident ofthis District, and
has discharged the duties of District Attor-
ney with fidelity, zeal and ability that enti
lie him to sosse better reward at the hands
of his fellow. citizens. lie is eminently qual.
fled for the disc charge Of the duties of Judge,
being possessed. not only Of high order of
talents, bat ol frmness and Independence.
and believe, should he be the choice CT
he voters of this District. that he would
discharge the aTduous duties that would ne
,essarily devolve on him, in such a manner
IS TO render general satisfaction Y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

TIE INAuoURAL.-We place befor g
our readers to day.this important document
We make no comment respecting lis mer-
its or demeTits, believing that all will read
and Judge for themselves. ALIVE ask oil
MIR. Polk, under existing circumstances, Is
for him to redeem faithfully and honestly,
the pledges made in the lnaugura'.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

FIRE.-We learn from stage pAssen ;
ger. direct from Memphis. that Fletcher $
Central Hotel was entirely destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night. The flames ex.
tended with such rapidi y. that the iurni
ture was entirely consumed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15
Native Republican Principles.

The principIes OF the Native Amer
frnu PARTY are these and NO other.
Thai the elective franchise shouid be preser-
we'd Pure and UncOrrupted, cost what IL
may .
That no Foreigner should be Nat
WraIiZcd until he shall have resided In me
country Twenty one years, and laws
passed 10 prevent Them tIom obtaining cerun-
Gates, until that fact be fully shown
That no laws shall be passed TO dIVest foreign
res Of any rights they have already acquired
but that no foreigner who may come hereafter
shall be permitted TO hold any ONCE, unul ne
shalI have resided in the country twenty -one
years. ,-o,o.,.s =,
their CIVIL and RELIGIOUS liberty, no matter from
whence he may come and that people have a
ripht 10 assemble and discuss subjects IN which
thew NAV feel an interest without interruption.
Thai we do not close our ports against the ad-
mission of foreigners, and offer them protection
from persecution-we give them ali the privile-
pes granted to them by the constitutions long
as thew are protected in person and property,
rhev should not complain. But when they
InterrueddIc with flae G0ycrnEaaen
nefore fhey have resided anl0nsss
re tventy-ome years--but not I'LL then
we cry hold
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

DEsPERArE AFFRAY.-The mail der
from this place to Hernando, informed US
that on Tuesday last. bloody and despe-
rate afffay took place in Hernando, be.
tween the Messrs. Mallocks and FORESTS,
the younger badly wounded. The
Messrs. Matiocks were both wounded.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

~ uns1 I,aportcnt InUeatioa.--Mr.
Prescott, of Memphis, has been exhibiting
in our town for several days. Z beautiful
miniature Samson Rail Road Roller Cot.
ton Press-his own invenlion-which we
have no docbt. from its simple construction.
and the ease and facility with which smdli
bales are packed Ia II. is far superior 10 the
common Screw Press now IN use. We
understand that TIE heaviest bales can De
hacked i'm Mr.. Prescotl's Press. with sin-
Gle horse power, ia two minutes. Would
il no, be to the Interest of our Planters TO
examine into :he advantages of Mr. Pres
cou's Press, and give 1t that trial which we
believe its superiority over the common
Press, so richly merits.
During the past week our citizens were
highly delighted. with the appearance ola
famous McsmeIizer, and no less famous
Phrenologist Drs. Dabbs & Mellon. Two
more insignificant animals never attempted
to gull community in any age or place;
yet these men succeeded in making some of
our citizens believe they knew something
about nothing. When will wonders cease
and men become wise 2
The locofoco convention, which assem-
cled in Nashville on the 4.h inst, nOmna-
ted Aaron ". Brown as their candidate for
Governor. Neil S. Brown il is thought
will be the choice of the wings.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

Aorsrs.-Mason & Tuttle, 1913, Nassau street,
New York are our authorised agents to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
for the Holly Springs Gaeette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

We are indebted to an extra from the Of
fce of the Mem phis Eagle, for the earliest
news of the passage of Mr.. Benton's Texas
Resolutions.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

The Memphis Daily Eag OF the il'n
and the Tri- weekly Enquirer Of same date
contained the first copies of the Inaugural
Address that reached our town.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

0Aauinst tie insidiOus rifles offoreign i"f1n-
snee eonjurs yoH 20 beItsre me !etolo emt@sns1
I.- .1Es. Sizce AtstorV ami experience Prore La@t
tnyeign Influence is one of TIE most ba"etHt Jose
0fa republican gorernncnt
Washington's Farewell Address
eouNTaY!- !-May she aItc1ys oe IN ~, spe
-;gAt-5ut right or rrOng, my country =
Com Decatur.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

The Bill reducing the rates of postage to
five and ten cents, has passed into a law.
Those of our + lends who cannot afford to
pay postage will please not TO write usany
letter previous to The FIRST of July next !;
after that .ine We expect to be able 10 fork
oyer few dimes ourselves.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-15

Our neighboI's Latin (0 is abou. as ill.,
telIigibIs as his English,-and apparently
an decent as intelligible We are nyssi-
fed completely. Will some one have the
kindness 20 translate it for us2