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Common Pleas.

btIUre Judge UIshoeHer.
Dso A-Lscv Jane Wiii,as o. CAsrfss r.leA -Th;s
was an action OF trover to the value OF some fur
nture The plaintiff Is sisterinlaw to the defendant
From the testimony adduced the part of the plant n
appeaed that her brother divided large qusniity OF fur
nture amongst his sisters and the share OF pIsn, az
well that OF Mrs. fech got into the of the
defendant He converted the whole, and plaintid no
brings action TO recover the value Of her share The
ssuse sdlouIned to Monday For plaintiff MIR Niles;
lot defendant. Messrs Blunt and Palmer
Before Judge DAILY
Me Larin IS Qsaekenbos 4 Haps--Action on drafs
us'ea IN isS or $50 he defence pay ment h, bsv
log passed into thu hands Of assignee ia bsnkrno,cv
'erd'et TOT the plaintiff Tor amount claimed
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Musical.

THE AroLLoSEoNs.-Ths Matters Bullock and Cole
with little Miss Cole, comprising extraordinary
band youthful musicians have returned from their
eastern tour where learn with pleasure that they
were exceedingly successful On Monday evening they
will give concert at Rutgers Institute, and on Tues.
them, they will give another the TabernacIe Let
our music loving citizens join in body and give these
highly talented young people glorious reception
The fremont Focalhts are at Bangor, Maine.
The Harmonious have been giving concerts at Rich.
mond, Va during the present week
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Tar substnnc.s &C We would those OF our
wn9 are a'cted to Try Rings Syrup prepared
,nd is with the greater possible
care and destined to do good ia the way II
e distreIsed than Other medicine ever sered TO he
public The sgreders of which compose are kno w
and universay by the whole medical faculty.
Ioos s % OF posass .nd yeoy dock
system generally known and By th.r judcious sdxru
he effects are greatly Prepa ed and FOR sale by
Charles H. King Chemist, ies Broadway, cor John st.
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The WATER WORKS OF NEW ORLKANs-We
learn that the President Of the Water Works of
the Commercial Bank of New Orleans, has made
a contract with the Allaire Association of this
city for an engine and hydraulic machinery, to be
capable OF raising six m lions of gallons of water
every twenty.iour hours. This work will be the
largest ofthe kind in the United States. 1t is 10
supply New Orleans with water
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Circuit Court.
u 49, Ul nu

Die. 4--Sdrah NJ Cunning rs Pierre MarfeL-This
was an action Of replevn to the title of the parties
to the property in dispute. The defendant obtained
judgment against John A. Tut the plaintiffs in law,
upon which he issued execution and levyed on the
property in house in Warren street The question
was whether the property belonged to Mrs Cunning
Mr. Tuti; upon this point the evidence contradic-
tory Verdict for the defendant For plaintiff Mr. Nor.
ton; for defendant Mr. J. c Brady.
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a. casuIr Cousr-ls, ST. SO, 81, AZ 81, So 81 90 g.
III os iot 2es, l06 los to ia ia IIs Ils li6 ma
~ M i% 20 US 9o 1913 to Is7 lse, lao la las Ia7
o.sso, P.sss-First psrtlss $780, I4I Ias las, l4T,
~ % ~, 81. ~. 81, o., tis 81, las
second Par-so, IA, saA, Is, %, "a, ~. ~, 40. a.
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p Ae1oNcxieAL O1s1avATioNs MApS Ar Tns TN
Isp WATTS NAVAL O11sEvAToK1 AT WAsHTNoroN,
pgssse rIE rrAa is4ts-Tbis large and. handsomely
ability and skill with which The opsrstons Of he obssr
vatory have been conducted ndsr the judcious and
energetic superintsndsnce Of Lieutenant Msury Iis
In al respects credaole to the country and to the obser
vatory as a national institution -~ " wv
navs eomesrsd with the volume of Greenwich
the accuracy and the scientific character of its
loses nothing even by this formidable contrast on
the contrary we DO not observe msny discrepancies
among the American az among the British observations
Our astronomical readers will readily comprshend The
reason OF this fact when they reminded Of the me
points of the instrumsnts The zero point At reep
wch obtained for the Mural by observations of stsrs
obtained by means Of an optical artiHce. which places
the image OF the finest gossamer that spider can draw
in the nader where is viewed through The eliminating
eye piece. We frequently observe in the Greenwich
volume changes of seconds In the zero from one
coordination to another and that the zero
determination while in the American volume 1t i ex.
smlned daily and We nowhere find undiscovered
As illustration Of the extreme accuracy With which
the Warrington observations have been conducted, we
OF saS,s for measuring the
sane building The prime vertical transit instrument i
- ieet sctus measurement south of the Mural Circle
!; III: su a 9 o
observatory BY all the obssrvstons &c dsrs So mins
The Observatory has Commenced an undertal;nr
which when completed will be rank ed smon~ ths mos,
valuable contribution, that any observatory has ever
and Scientifically with the telescopes every poin, y
these powerful can cpsspy. OF sr ns,
the distance and angle Of position Of all the stsrs thai
ter. and nsbule These observations are CONDUCTED in
such manner that they do not at all interfere with the
stated series which s usual for all observatsriss to
make-Washingfon Union. Dec L.
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The Ballet.

ViEsSoisE CHILpRES.-On Monday evening the
troupe OF little dancers under the charge of Nine Weiss
will make their first pas at the Park theatre Our Eu
ropean exchanges speak in the highest terms Of their
attractive performances, which comprise the whole
range Of variety in the art The precs grace time
and beautiful tabeaux presented by this troupe are en-
thusastcaly praised by the press generally We shall
look for their first appearance with interest and after
wards speak from personal observation of what il due TO
them
burg The prices at the theatre have been raised during
hor engsgement
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ARRIVAL FROM CANToN.-The ship Houqus,
Captain Palmer, arrived yesterday from Canton,
but brings no later advces, as she was antc:-
pated by the overland mail received by tic
steamer.
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Fine Cuuery.-The subscribsrs' assortment
en- possible pattern Of pocket dssk and
sporting Knife, with variety choice Rro which
VII De warranted to the purchaser Also scissos Nail
rhes &c. q. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway. few door above Courtlandt n
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- Fencing at the UaiOn Gymnastic Academy.
No G9 and ISL Crosby Beeeker Tbs subsc her
Informs The public that he has eng,gsd
Mons Mouqun will be in attendance al. hours to give 10
struction In small sword broad sword md
DIR. j B. RICH, Mauagsr
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Irish Emigrant Society and samuel Lover.
Observation-Disclosures.
New YoRx, Dec g. 1875


SAMUEL Lover, Esq.- A'"'
Dear Sir:
IL affords sincere pleasure be the medium Of
ing to you th expression of feeling of Executive Com
m,tee OF the Irish Easrant Society embodied In the fol-
lowing resolutions - "
At meeting Of the Executive Committee of the Ir;,h
Emgrant Society," held at the Sommee Rooms the I'd De.
GENDER Instant the following resolution unanimousy
Resolved That thanks of soc ETY. be presented IN
SAMUEL LOVER Esq for the gratutous OF his va.
maple serves Saturday Evening last in aid
Of the turds OF this Society. = -
While express admiration of the er
saturday evening last and the versatility Il exb
peu permit me to that the noble
hearted generosity that prompted you offer it. Hopiur
that your tour through the United may be
one ana that we will shortly have the pleasure Of seeing you
am. dear Sir,
With great respect,
Your obedient servant
FLORENCE MCCARTHY,
Corresponding Secretary.
AsroR HoUsE, New YoRx. Dec 3. 1886
Pray present to the gentlemen Executive Committee
OF me Ish Emgrant Society," thanks for
tsrv they have passed and you politely
To aid society beneeisi 70 TIE poorer el.sse, or
couutrvmen which thank COMMITTEES FAR en-.
seng me to p-rorm by accepting the offer my services
OF which YOU spe SO highly There could more cha
racterstic way OF passing Irish Evening"" ia Ak
Ing the smiles OF the happy that the
may be the fewer have the honor to be,
Dear SIR,
Yours fthfully,
IT. SAMUEL LOVER
tary, lri h Emgrant Society. $3.50
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Gymnastics -rhousands or bu.s.... ~,

IN this cit are absolutely dying r the Of general er
ercme Health depends upon perpetual secretion and alb
sorpuon General exercise only produce this those
are suffering from bilious affections dyspepsia pain in
Hymnasne Acsdemy No $50 Crosby street. Bessksr;
,ong mr.. Glasses meet az sunrise and g. and O'clock
T. NJ. Hot, cold and shower baths free Subscribers
81 X. j B. RICH. Mansusr
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isyrRssTigS TaoS selTa &STRlex @r Na's have
flies OF Ei Liisrai published at Caracas. and
the Diario lfrdasirtdi, At Porto Cabello, to the
7th ut, from which we gather the following ex-
tracts
In relation to the expedition OF Flores, the Ii
6erat says that nothing has been received in We
nezuea from London, of character to create
any alarm. If the destination of the supposed
expedition is Ecuador, there exists very little in
terest about it in the threatened PROVINCES
The Spanish sloop of war Isabel I'd, sailed for
Santiago of Cuba on the lst ult. The Brazilian
frgate Constitution, which had arrived at London
in August, had orders on its return to bring back
the body of Sr. Fortique, minister from venezue-
la, but the Brazilian minister had anticipated the
order of sending il home in a merchant vessel
The best feeling evidently exists between the We
nezuean and Brazilian governments
The Brazilian navy is composed Of l0l vessels,
Of the following rates.
nan-ofwar u guns. Is schooners.
irigstes 81 war boats.
10 sloops.ofwar 2yachs
barks. l cutter.
IL briggs relief vessels.
s steamers. 20 gun boats and launches.
These forces are distributed as follows:-
In the Northern station, Pars). 10 vsssels
Central iBahis). ...;.,!
River Tia Plata)...
Frontier (Bolivia). e. "a
IN oroinary. 1903 %
Csed as transports
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bombs, 9S5 cannons, and, GA caronades.
We find in the Caracas papers the message of
Pres dent Bulres, Of Chill, on the opening of Con-
gress, on the LIST Of June last It is very brief,
pointed, and we'll written He mentions the good
feeling existing between foreign countries con-
graduates the people on the departure of General
Santa Cruz for Europe, as a means of avoiding
trouble between Chill, Peru, and Bolivia and
states that the affairs with the Argentine Repub-
lies present many difficulties minister pleni-
Potentiary had been sent to the United States for
the adjustment of all controversies. A treaty had
been ratified with Spain, and Neuva Grenada,
and would be soon with France and Belgium.
On the whole, the affairs Of Chill are in most
promising condition.
The insunection in Venezuela had been totally
suppressed sixty-one persons had been impri-
soned, OF whom three, the leaders, were to be i'm
medately tried. FL Vemesolano, of which Guz-
man was editor, had been suppressed, as well as
Ell Patr1ota, another opposition journal. The
editor compelled to flee. Liberty of the press
does not seem to flourish in that province.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.-We copied
paragraph, a day or two since, from the New Or
leans Picay4ne, relating to the successful attack
upon Tabasco, in which Lieutenant Parker
80 gallantly defended his prize from the furious
assault of large body of Mexicans, is mention.
Cd a" Lieut.. Parker, of Pittsburg"
This, we learn, is mistake. 1t was not Lieut..
Parker, of Pittsburg, who had the happiness to
distinguish himself in this brilliant little skirmish
but Lieut.. William A. Parker, of Portsmouth, N.
H., the I'd lieutenant of the steamer Mississippi.
Lieut.. James l.. Parker, of Pittsburg, is attached
tho Aor ab; nd Int N
in the expedition to Tabasco.
1t was Byron, we believe, who said that a
man gained fame in battle, and then had
his name wrongly spelled in the gazette.
We feel sure that Lieut.. Parker, of Pittsburg,
would have fought as well as Lieut.. Parker, of
Portsmouth but it happened to be the latter and
not the former, who had the opportunity and as
he noby availed himself of it, and most gallantly
defended the honor of his flag, by successfully
resisting the attack Of vastly superior numbers Of
the enemy, in situation, too, every way advan-
tageous to the enemy, we think his identity ought
not to be mistaken, and that he is fairly entitled
to " all the honors."
We therefore call upon the Picaya to correct
the mistake originally made in its columns.
NEw LINE OF Packers TO EuRopE-We learn
that Messrs. Richardson and Watson, ofths city,
are about establishing new line of packets to
ply between this port and Belfast, Ireland
The ship Monterey" recently built at Dun
cans yard, for the above line, of five hundred
tons burthen, to be commanded by Capt. p Cros-
by, sailed from Boston on the "a inst, for Phia-
dephia, to take on board some freight, after
which she will come to this port to complete her
cargo.
The Monterey is owned by F. c. Thurston 4
ca If this c;fv
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he Great Revolutionary story, Blanche

q brandywine, or September Eleventh M romano. com
enI9g the poetry legend and his Of he Battle Of Bran
,1s nsyoudoa Jpst usii.hed eenpe.s vouas
feai by Burgess, struser Go 2z2 Broad way; Ora.
nam Tribune Buildag Long Brother % Ann st; w Tsv.
thrpu Rhout he IIn,sd Q,s,. ss.@ssy
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The Ns,h .dmericen of Philadelphia says I'VE ara
requested to mention that the u Government loan Il
not liable to taxation in any Of the States.
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Political Intelligence.
Hon. g. Hubbard 10 nominated by the wbies in Con-
netcutas candidate for Congress- from the second dis
trict
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U. .. District Court.


The Court sat yesterday and heard some admiralty
sssss, o. no interest but to the parties concerned
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Literary Intelllgen,

From the Boston Transcript we learn that Mr. Her
China contemplaes delivering series of lectures upo
connected with the populous country Of Japan
10 tnat city. II will be an Interesting subject wei
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Portable Dressing Cases.-ln all that tho
name Imports compact and articles OF
me vsry pest SGty and cfd|sn,ens COX
sufbeent in Ipelfto recommend It. For sale at ~r'
q. SAUNDERS SON,
III Bvoadway. oppnsifa Howard HnfaI
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

SEc IL That she prov;sioas u skis sea
shalt apply 70 the trustees hesssofae sp-
pointed undrs the pru uvisis,us q the od To
which this j. IN smrodmeos.
SEC ~ That 10 aIl cases wheuever
j,dgm-nis of ousier Of forfeiture. hss bern
rendered seainst any incorporated hank.
s0der In D -rvissns oftne ac. % which
IN. 3 IS ~ an a inens, u shalt be the duty 1t
the Judge of 'he ciscait court ID which said
i .dgmrnt was rendered. q any time Of
coor, within eighteen months alter lhe pas
sage of this act. 10 sppsins three c.'mmis-
sioness TO aunt elaine against such b'nks.
IN ike m s.,ner ms 10 contemplated IN IIse
sixth srction Oft net. who's. duty sha b.
inc same ~ he commissioners appointed
under aud by virtue Of said sixth seciI";
and this act shall apply j. said commission
ers 80 ap .oi It'd. ~ fully IS 10 those aPpoin-
ted under said sixth s.ciinn.
SEC l3 Tha, the debtors Of any bank
or curpDralis,n which. has been or may
hereafter b. oas,rd of its franchise. by vir-
tue of the act io which this is amend
m..nr. sialI have the right TO redeem from
me purchaser or purchasers or either as
signce or holIer Of any band. bill. notr.
iripm+.ni, mo,tgsg~. or Other evidence o.
! y
sale Of Oh. sam :. by virtue Of the P'ov's'
iar. Of This ac,. by pa, ing to said pu'ch"'
ser or purchasers. assignee. ar holder, the
am"1nt IT the purchase m'"ey ana Twelve
and one half PER cent t'rreOn. per ann""'
wit all CASTS which may have accrued up
10 uh.. t;,ne % such rsd-mp,I"n-
Sue. IL That this act shall ut be 80
ca. s,."ed ~ to imrai', enlarge. or "b'hge
any contract made BY the banks ot 'nis
st tie, ou any OF them, or any debtor thereof.
according TO the laws affecting contracts,
which existed al the time such contracts
were made.
SEC. Is That this net shall take effect
aud be in tore. from and after us passage
! JAMES WITHHELD
Speaker ofIhe Hou>r Of RePr's.
GEO Il. SWAMI.
| President Of the Senate
Approved February y, 1876;
A. O. BRowk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

~. ~ unb - - ooond - - hns1
He lsv shess aiG. saa pals sad eoid-
bis cI<nched giGha hsnd sill eiusehins The
bloodv scnlp ssd ioaa d : haar laltieg -
Rteev eresoso over eAs 61osl
This wss his bei.:sl eve!
NV seH me ny fsiend~. yoa who have
hea,d soms silly and iuiiassassl prseea.:<r
psuf.lIv complaia Of tho d~s,isasiaa Of Le.
esud. Pseuy Romanes. whie's chasscieri-
=. ous Naai.Dssal His.osy-scil me did y"u
ever sead ssa.iitiun Of EnglAnl os France
or lssly. or Spain, or aay Lsad sodes desv
en-, ti..i might. in paint Of a~f,l tragedy.
compare the simple history of Dasi: Jones
aud Jane M'Csse For IL 10 but scene
from this narrative. with which you have
al been fa,Dil,ar from cl,ilihsod. that l
have given y u
When .ha. bride -gro,m. han9l there On
the h.An. With the bloody eca'p and long
dark u~ss~s IA his hands. arose agais 70 TIE
&C., rible consciousness of ,ife-these words
lrembl~d ffom bic lips. in = faint aud bss-
Ky whisper:
DO you remember how. half an hour
aeo. 1 stood thereby the table->ile n'
aud pale . horror sasicken-whiio you a II
starred up round me. asking me what hps-
r,d sight 1 saw? Then. s,h then behsld
the hurrii ecene-,hat home younder bs
The Hs ison river. moun,iug TO Heaven 10
smoke and A.mc~-! The red forms OF ln'
dians going to and fro. aHid fame and
smoke-,osnahaw " ks aud torch in hand -
There. amid dead bodies acd smoking em-
bers, 1 beh+ld her fosm-my bride-f''
whom I had sen, the messsnger-koeeling
pleading for mercy. e.-a as the tonakawt
crushed into her bsainl'
As tho horrid picture again esms o'e'
his mind. he sank s-nsrless again. >tsI
cIu,ch:ne that terrible memo ial-tht
bloody scalp and long black hair
That wss nm awful Bsidal Evel
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
CHANCEkY SALE


PURSUAN 4 TO an iol<rioeu oGy Oecree
OF The Dis rict Chaucery Gut Of The State
Of Mississippi ., Holly Springs. Pr.nosne-
ed =, th<.-January Term l546. N the sat
Of Henry Anderson sgains, Patrick II
Pfous aud Hiram Angus us Proat. ! wall
sell .l the Cru,l House dn,r In tie ,o~n-of
Panois. on Mnndav The 2Oth day OF APrn
1916. liz being the frs, day Of the eseas
c.,urt af said coanty. the following use's
ar parcels Of land. TO wa: Serti'n 25
tow uship 6. range west. and sec hon ~
tow nsh,p 8. and range 9 we-ra The BASIS
MERIDIAN or 80 much Of SAID Lands ss viii
m, said Com p,aiuanl his d-b:. ia.es~ss AMI
costs. ON SIX months Credit the pusehas-r
giving bond with goud aid sufficient seea>
diy.
Commissisner.
March l4th. 1876.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned having been appcin'
ted a.imiuis:r rator ofall sGd singular the
rig hts, ehstsels and credits Of Clinton l.
Rsdus. decd by the Probate Cosrt of Mar
shall County. Mississippi. and the Jannary
Term, 1sli notice is hereby given {" all
person. ha wing claims ag .iDst the estate oi
the said Clin on l. Redus. u present the
"a me within the lime required by law. OF
thew will he forever barred. All persons
io,sb,rd 10 the estate will please make i'm
miJiats pay yment-
I'M. REDUS. Adm'r.
March IA. 1885,.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
THE BRIDAL We.

Legend from George Lirpard. E-4's
F.m.,h Lecture ON the 'Ro"a"ce st the
r y.lu i,n.' dei.v. I'd before the William
WIT los Iute.
This L~gend was INTRODUCED by tho
Lecturer as a contrast l., ona ~ MS Illus
ra,i. ms q. The H-r6- Women ofihe R-volu-
tion The time "fthis I.g~n: was IN the
early part IF the war. in l17j. duriDe Ar.
nold 8 comma nd near Fort Edward. -on
The Hudson liver.
IN. Y. Sun
On. summer night. the blaze Of many
lights streaming from the windows Of an
I'D man-iau. pe.ched yonder aiming the
rocks aud WOODS. flashed Tar over the
dark Waters of Lake Champlais.
In a Quiet and co,nfmiable chamber OF
that man-i.,n. . parry Of B.i.isI. Officers.
ST ing around a liable epr,ad with wines
aud yiands. d,scus-d a topic If soms inter.
.st If q WAS not the moss impUItant in the
vu Id. while the tfea uf the dancers shOUk
tn. a ,,r uf n- adjoinIns r.,s',n-
Yes, while all ~a~ gairiy and dance and
muse ia the largest ~ of the Did ~ Hansion
wh"se hundred lights g;arced far over the
wai-rs al ChnsD pI Ic-hese- IN this quiet
,o"m with tine cuol evening breeze blowing
ia lneir lace. ih-"' the opened ~indows.
he. e ,his party Of Blush officers had as
se,nbled to d,scass their wines aud their IA.
| xo lie topic
Ia tupic was the comp .rativs beauty
IL the xyn.rn ot The world.
AS f.r me- SAID handsome young En-
sign. Il will ma ca the voinpt sOss turn ,
aud dark eyes OF Italy against the beauties
vi all the weird.
Aud L. sad a bronzrd old veteraa. who
tad .is-n 10 Colon-lcy by his l"g ser
vice anI hssd 6gh,i"g and have "ret.
fty lass of daugh her there - EnGls"d
whnss blue eye aud d.xen hair would
shame your tagic beauties Of Italy into
very uginess-
L have srrved in India. - you atl mus
know said the Major. who sat next 10 th,
veteran. 'and will c0utes<. .taas ! never saw
psidting OF sla,ue. much less living woman
naif $ lovely ~ s0mo ot those Hird0'
,nsiden&, beuJ.nx down with wutrIiiles ID
their hands beading dos>0. By the Iigh
If 10 ches, over tie 0ask waves Vt TN
Ganges.'
ALo .hus, one slies anosher, Eosigs
Cs,omel. AID ~ pr. he'd g.vea their opin
ian. uslsl that youog %meriean Refuge
ynndsr, sl me loss u tine ,Ie. y l-t q
decide lid asgsmens That Amesicne-
ar husb - say u. handsome y.sang feI
L,.s ~ hss i. IN face IL os s,ssaly bess
Isy. dep biar eyes lsnjdy chsoks. sssd g1os
lsy bro. ha,s, thaa Amssicsn !. Refi
| gee. aud = CapsAia IL he Bsiaish Asmy--
He wess tho hana>osne seAs'<s euae, g.
gl,eisr,ng espeolsas. Daes SulIse - u
n -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

WHOLESALE r RETAIL
GR0CERs,
fCsr..r ef Csza>resa{ Re- AM Bz@k
Ailey. Feat Rs<)
METPPE. TENN.
OFFER br sale k,r cash.
ls7 Sscks Rio aid Laguyra CSaes
ID Hhes sugar,
Su b5is A..l->ses.
500 sacks 6ae AM coarse SAB.
loO bis Whs>k-s.
SO kegs k<,slun a~iks
ID boxes <p-rm candlea.
20 Go Bs<aon Saa3
Ia hbls La and Bsssoa Loaf SagaFs
do La refin~1 da-
8 do Bos,cl cnnslct IN.
81 xhoie ana 4 hsi Nfaekerei
3 Ts~rces Caru,iaa kBce.
8 bbis Bowels ~ h4>k=y.
8 d. OIL B1ust N a.
60 Soxes s.P-sior clas-a wine.
Il rosl
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50 % Virg;aia iahaec.,. varuOul oFan1s
"a bis Taaae1's Ia
ALSO. Peases. Space S,ager. SAieF@aaA
Psckles. xe-dlag hoc=. tsaS~ caaaa>s Ps@-
d-s; lead; shoa, VINEGAR i-ai=F PaP=r1 wFaP-
p;u, - s,sEcs, >p~sm and casa0r Oai, ta1i'
~; .nassi<r.s Vo.sF=ra<. fassEs chs. -e- -
f.~y m,cai ~ keep e.aasaanAiy os hAa1 =
general as>orlsn-u:. which lhey wlH sell
Iai.y ~ law as any orher house IN The eHY-
| Feb q. lSl6- nzI ly-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
Dscisr +. w. Daney.

DEIN0 permanently sessled. cG-rs his pro
Dfrssional services 10 the citi1enS Of Holly
Springs and snciniiy,
Re.iier~e 100 81 uare< North Of The Fenale
Academy
nrO6ee o. nern.ndo sareea. u TalhM~
seu buildisx. (februaEy 1876 Ian
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

B. A FaAsrstocRs Cheap ead Popular
fam.iy Medicises. No famLy shoaII be
riftOns an assOrtaseni-Of fhem-