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LEI /. T.. Il. PRICE Ills MELANCHOLY

/ + f.
lot'l'gence was received al N4lch,z On Monday las,
"i ihe tate Of lnnl. fza X. Price, Who Ia conian,
with l"0 orhef Gultd Sai,~ Nulun'eers had leii G.
margo SUM neehs since 10 In the command of Gene.
rll lay lor during lis advance 10 Monterey The IN
iofmadl sa'es that The bodies OF Nj Putr and III, two
panlqns, nrn found lying the grass u distance
tom he rad lrhdlng fom tan1afgp Ia Monterrey com
pletcly udilel will bullet -hoe The bp,s If ,,p.,
tern lIcrirah Soirs lylr2 scatter, around tlr,
NJ Tree wa lhr hflIhef-in-la~ al Lewis SANDERS
1T Nat h q AMI associated nh hlin IN the practice
ol 'he y Wien HE r.q1 ,ll:oa vas made up11 li,c
lat ~ LuiSiiha ia Volunteers. he enrolled himself
II HE "SFauu" Gaard>. ihen benz dat Conc,,r
dta, and VAS treird 2d l.rul. Il lie company l'p,n
he dsband,nI oi the Louisiana Nolunrecfs he drlrr
min,d iii Ia drtue himself In Tie cause Ut his cnunlry
and rucerdfd 10 Camar-o Ter that purpose mre1lnt
With the 've untlmrly tae. As he aud his Two ca IL
pan'oas were armed wb revolving pI,los It i, supp1s
I'd that they mus have allied tie SEVENTEEN Nrxl-
CANS IN must desperate encounter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29

AhrAMoHAs. Oei l. 1916
Genllemcn: | woe you alra d1,,snea ifam Tho
e7hp a. VI h'ffrj, Nin.r "ne blFr ntcu despatched
1o this place IN pu5c hu>uess. A. rr.urn lu-alprt,,
4 nave only llne Ia sqy uua ward
NJ ehl' I'>> ia our halall't inar) is kill
e. AMI al an lnnrmd. 10 snd,d-aIl ,I,ulI, Inn
q" f. nav Ser i"'s, ttoef oil tue killed " Nuu.,td
aud therefore ranpet gtss nunes
Col. " alson WAS hIIld IA aIr lnpru,l,pl ,,,,, r
def'd ny Ger. Babe lie va, At rfr I,al If ,f. b,
fail"h, and had "tdrra - 90 ui, the c,r, Nlil,
ihee cherfs. lie receTvsl bali an The afca. \, ,l IN
7hr act OF cheering aHi ~ ta,llny irleI In ,.l q,
hIn, o"l was 'otne on IA III rosu. Isr ctafre VAS
lntl'c'nal. Al this moment On. IiA ar IA. f, m,
gfed anger and ordered Ia rrrr o.! Rnr,., -, ~
"p under the most Tremendous &c. l. WIS nrir ms
f."ise was shot. II Is sal there wee anlr, words
la-sed between him and Buler.
Cap. Stewart no~ to,k couataud and sid: On rs
Your tdienel rs hred, don' fun sltov lno,a Id red
skln>' thai hugh yaa orrted rlre yau intend
io"ALK' Nlh ths, hr sh,ok Il, At lb-n and
Id them pretty considerably OlrrulIre loss 4, M ,,I
he mu'h sa'r oi 500 10 go Killed 4ud wounded -ib
N"fhy u's sA ne. nPiia IA gym ~ Ihe nam ton
as per articles "capuaaou. aud the slafs aud stroe,
were Il 'allns over IT ~hen lrn
Yours, NJ
The following Is as5 from Baltimore Volunteer and
eivts so"e interesting drails that We have not brtt,
inei with
Co,repo deuce # he Baltimore Sun.
MoSTEnEr, Alrxlco. Sept -. 1876.
nessts. Edi@rs ! have bat ieW lrlSnrr n,rn4un
10 give y'n an account = our great balIr at Mrirrer
u HE tarntnI al the 2,t General Iay ar tanned In
har l'r battle, aud ed up The onsrts and u,u
iiaatinns ut the pan 'en. hn1 and ms aSlilrr
g"os all he tIme. 1ha Mexclus copruael Ia ire @
as all day, avl win fleet.
Zen. Worth, ga aan SIDE ofihe town. with Cul Jar
Hay, aid Capt Marker and Ihr Texan ranlers an
Gpnrrhi Taylor and The volunteers IN the uihrr "
'nih- enr way ma. the aYer ihtlr hr.ast work,
VIII heavy i'ss "a boih sd~s. Nhru we made Ii
Isl charge ~ ies' oer CALM, C3.ual N1lson. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29

Col. WEBB. of rhe n. Y Courier, who was once ~
III fr oil The l. ). Army Is an applicant tor the u"
"' bfleader General of The n Y. volunteers. Nra""
ne may he snc'rs>in though We doubt 1t. 1hr o'"
mas, 'r cathcdra, denounced all Wing Editors, N'' 'I
vi al the way The war is carried IN. traitors ana .
hes "i M'Nlc', and presume the President "'u'O
afrad = m, { i, WEBB al,h he cymnlnd u '''
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DISTINGUISHED STRANGERS.

Oac al the INST pt1n aea weaknesses If ,ur oaonl
nha'tver may BE- sal Ia thu contrary Is ihtr ou ralilv
Thc iacllty vlh wh,ch they can b,,,k IN, nv .s,,I
apl.hrd nugfr, " IS uaI Y matter of aston ,Im,.i
\ Lexington cu.rr,p5ndrrl u he Louisville Courier
furnish the floNol case Ia p,lu,:
same liuc duun2 the 81 nnrr nl SIS th,re ., ne
10 LfNmglo1. nnuoiieed aud unkuoNn a Doctor I'd
ward Hhumaun, a Gernan by hlr h. and , ,DrnlIsl NV
pftts,ort lrseeuel an urIro4ry sui a., man . - ~,
ordinary IN his appearance indeed n Il .n,rly man
and one dt,co,cred any ihfr remark ,b, IN linn
eJhrt mentally M h,dIiy Bat not many Ne,ks. L,5
passed brllr spre ulls'Innr amor, II SOM .rlfn fir
flhe lhal tad brall,n The D3rar e i,e L., In. ef,fa
The publc Iultr,s b. an to he excited ali nj y ri r
Shanlnp tie public MUD became a,akr In the rmpor-
Iauce Il Il ,r'uf Shunann-he srdl.uly discovered,
to aea yer, interesting man. vasih. Dof. he Innr,y
I'd very y nch N h1s persona, anpraf,nee IN few n.
IN thc ry.s II the puollt anl bp.a.ue ..<y.I q Ir,
al uar - dad Ihe Dorro,: aud then the olens tr,4
b rsl upon is and II ua, under Siam, ihl H.. r,,h ,,f,
aInr MN, II, t,.r,,,s,,,. ,,, III, i ,,I IT., t,'
thoaS1na dollars IN ra,nit, Iials ,,,r III ami s,,
knees bpn and su erlt,t me, n, from the rr,d f,.
the gral fed nasd uraaus ol SALnaan WIN, nav g
auat- 81 admirtd Il spe.,,d gs l,,r Mr. Sbu,,,
Nod y,r how u,e,k Y his il liht,rs SIT unon liant
Mr. Saumlnn res I've, 10 b, 6 me pr II mn, Ian led Mr.,
ptriurs aad TIN punllc ear Is neat asr,nn,l At TN am
n,nnremenl tina, hr had hon,hr.i Nj fr,.
lot % UuO uhrrha ~ u,nfls before Il - b,l
bought a. SlOUUO-sur s,nI rhe n,,l,, ~ ,,,,ou, ma.
a. g,t7rfciS or higgi,s nb.ni prirfy
lie FURNISHES hi. house IN lbr luls,ines sryle-bu,s
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NiI |. MARC
.nanlertu Stpi = |

'TT'T7V 1'PT.
So = Col yen, leuer Marched upon snd took this
place b'ia1r ad postscript. Finished hat while The
crny alkJne ab nj rapIpulaon, aud idtnuted INN
~ ''rns arrHdInela Aait afhcr urdrrs.
Respectfully yours, Il TAYLOR.
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tioih,, tassincrcs and yc.iin=,

Extra doe French Clolas,
Dlaple Mia Gajra brwn dnto.
" Invisible q rern do
Ep4hsh and American, d.. At yari,as p,,ces
SuPcr. De skin black Cas,imen,s.
Robbed aad sljped do
Fancy ta,sneres, asserted.
Tweed d. do
Fac silk Warn do t,r Sack coats
n4s".h Sam tsaogs, PLAN, figured and embodied
\, Ma'lrd aud 'lnPrd SIN DO, yey doc
Enbmldtred CASHMERE do
Naoilen. Nrsrl, Cas1ugre and Merao do.
anry lnvals neck Ines, ~.
Hall assortment OF
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NAME a ~ bDs,.lbils

{ oNll\''E 'b'f F'a'Ieh"e rs i" 'Ir nh'vo o' a.
Y cd Places, up'n vely large All exlrnsVe sralr.
hF krp Ia III. al thar Nv stores, tnun twenty
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

TBE Boardbf . rGseesb ofoho PIeasoue
Grove Female Academy. take pleasure
in announcing 70 the PubIic, that they have
procured the services Of Miss MARY &.
McCoLlOu. as Tutoress for the present
year. IT,. Board consider themselves for
lunase 10 occurring the services of this hIgh
ly respectable aud competent Lady; and,
f,om tbe highly respectable recommends
tions we have Of Miss McCoLLCM's char
acier and attainmeni<, we feel no hesitancy
10 recommending ner 10 the confidence Of
our friends and tue Public generally.
Flrasan. Grove-Acadehy is located 8
miles south Of z Arlington, Marshal; Coun-
". Miss. in a highly respectable and heal
thy mel ghborho
The Scholastic year will be divided into
two SESSIONS oi 5 months each; The hrsf
session commenced on the second Monday
Ia Feb. last, and will end on the Friday
b. fore the second Monday in July. The
Second Session will commence IN the 4'h
Monday ~ July. and end on the Friday be-
fore the itt AIoudly in December. The
Tuition lees are expected to be paid at the
xfifarion Of each Session.
UITION FE ES.
IsT. Class. Spelling. Reading, Wri-
li.rg aud Arithmetic. 81 90
2ND Class Spelling. Reading, VII
tiag. Aiiihmelic. Grammar. Geog-
raphy and Composition. lO w
3ED Glass. Reading, Grammar.
History. Philosophy, Algebra.
uosi.iop &c. IL 90
EXTRA.
Nee'ile work (pain and rnamental.) OO
Good boa ard can be obta ined in respecta-
bic families in he neighborhood. on very
moderate terms.
Revd VI. p. MYERS,
r. X YOUNG.
CLAYTON HAYS.
TRUSTEES.
Feb 81. 1916 n27 2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
n I'll CE.

TIE undersigned, at the june Tenn
lS45 or the Probate court Of MARSHALL c0un-
ty. Mississippi having been appointed Com,
mjssi0ners TO receive and examine all
claims o. the several creditors of tae estate
of Alexander B Lane. Deceased. reported
insolvent by his administrator, and the
lime for the presentation oeclaims against
said estate, having been by order of said
Court, continued six months.-wil meet at
the Office Of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs. on the second Saturdays Of March
and May, and the 4lh rday of July
next to receive proof of claims against said
estate
GORDENTIA WAITE, 4 Commiss-
WILLIAM CHISM. ioneEs.
February Z. lS46.-4i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
ST. THUMAS' HALL.
EEOLLY SpHlEGS, MISSISSIPPI.

REcrpR, THE EEv. ID. G. PAGE, d. d.
TkRMS-The Acadenical year to con.
sist of two sessions of five months each
the expenses Of each half session payable
10 advance.
Boarding and tuition /: .:SIOO
FoR DAY PuPlLs-From and af.er the
29lh OF December, ('he Monday after
Chrismas,) at which time the School re-
opens. Inc Preparatory Glass will be re-
ceis.d aiihe reduced rates Of 3l5 per Ses-
sion. leaving the existing rates of $40. S25
aud $50 per session for the different stages
of advancement in the higher Depart
menIs.
ARTICLES TO BE FURNISHED 3V BoARs
DERs.-Table and Tea Spoon; two 2aits Of
Streets; two pillow cases; six Towels;
mar ked with the Pupils name in full.
Pupils entering after the commencement o
the Session. will be charged in proportion,
accoruing TO the above rates.
The course Of instruction. will embrace
all that constitutes a thorough English.
Classical and Mathematical education. to-
geiher with the elementary principles of
Vocal Music. Arrangements are con.em-
plaled for adding French to the course a
bove specified. SO soon as it may be lound
practicable.
REFER TO
r.. Rev'd James Ii. Oley, Columbia, Tennessee
Rev'd P. w. Aston, Memphis, 90
Hon Joseph ". Chalmers,
Co.. John ID. Martin,
Henry An erson, Esq. Holly Springs, Mi.
Waller Goodman, E>q.
Col Benjamin Williams, Marshall county,
Gen K 4. Brownrigg, Columbus,
George Yerger, Esq, Vicksburg, :"
Rev'd Charles Goodrich, New Orleans,
Rev'd Daniel s. Lewis, ST. Francisville, La.
Rev'd Samuel S. Lewis, Mobile.
lion. Robert Hughes, Jackson.
Jan. 3 1916. n2Otf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

A0Dweest
Men. at firM, ',is said.
Were very we'll made,
But biemishes now may be found,
The. great ugly creatures
Def0rm all their features.
And rough shas faces abound.
No fices Of hair.
Can gull the poor fair.
We care NOD fi3 for the varment<,
Who delightfully."- doat
On beard ike goat; (sarr nis.
We'd as leave Be in ieag1e wph The
From tonsoTial art.
Mems sons now depart. [r.znr
Dispensing with sap. brush aud
They grin as monkey.
Look sad as Donkey.
And pasture like NebIchadnszz zz u,
We ne'er will caress,
AS you may welIg guess.
Nor cherish he odd looking creatures
But we do declare.
Not groat do we care,
For beasts Of such horri bic features
1f men will now choose,
The Taz Or TO Use.
And harken 10 our sweet whispers
Well wear busits 20 more,
Behind nor before.
Ii the hard sex viii lop IF iheis
whIskers. SOME GALS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
PLAYING. VISITING


81 Z Ar E g a u 81 Sa.
GEOkGE. COUt, OF the sa,e hsln oi Ely.
Smith & Cook, for The past SIX years man>
ufacturess of the celebrated Bartlett CeIds.
would inform the patrons and friends of The
old establishment, No II, Fulton street,
where he has always been employ ed, that
he continues ths manufacture Of all the va
rielies of PLAYING, VISITING AND
BLANK RDS heretofore furnished by
the stabiishment-and that orders for va
Gus kinds will be faithfully and promptly
executed on application TO his sole agents
Messrs. Ely aud Latham, No. a. Fulton
street. ut the following prices. usual dis
count off for cash, OF 10 those who buy 10
sell again, viz:
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION t!

MCSIC FOh TIE MILLION
Cheap Mssicl Cheap Musicl Cheap Music!
Philadelphia. a choice assortment Of New
from all the ne y operas just out-such as
Leonora, Bohemian Girl. &c. &c also.
new Songs. Polkas. Waltzes, QuadriIIes
Marches. &c. &c. This music - 100 per
cent cheaper than the old style. Supplies
of Terrelts new and cheap music will be
ontinuaIly received as they are published
For sale at James Billiards., for Cash
only.
Jan. 3, IS46-no 2Otf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
Office

RY virtue of an order of the Probate
1Court of Lafayette County. | will sell!
TO the highest bidder, on the 9th day of A
pril. 1916. a, the Court House door. in the
Town of Oxford, on "A credit of twelve (12)
months, requiring the purchaser to give
bond with approved security. the
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
o NOUNS >ucceS>fSesy-
Test. HANNIBAL HARRIS
A B S STR CT.

The Bill charges, that en- the l7sh iay Ct
August 1886. William T. Ghoissoa. Hugh
r. Miller and Duncan Clark purchased u
Lafayette County. sundry los In the tovn
of Oxfold. which are specifically described
on the Bill, for the aggregate sum Of Sio.-
4i4 and took from said PreSident n ttl1e
bond condition 10 make tis;e 20 said lois. up
on Ie payment of said purchase noney,
which has been recorded That sasd
Gholson, Miller and Clark executed their
bonds to said Presldeni for SAID purchase
money. with he following named persons
as saTeiies: the Complainant. Jacob
Thompson. Ben Johns1n. Thomas Y. Can
non. William D. Ne=bit. Isaac Z Pearso0.
Aaron and Joel Root and Hiram NcNiiian.
upon the eonditioss and ssifIiarions that
said suTe.ies should be equal partners IN
said lots. upon their paying ain eqaai Part
Of said purchase money That Complain
ant promptly paid his portion Of :he par
chase money. 5ut some u the o;her part
ners have paid nothing. That complain
ant has paid . large proportion ofthe p0r-
sions Of those who failed to pay For has
Interest. according to said ssipalations. com
plainani paid the sam Of Sl5i5 S-ico aad
under power Of attorney from said GhOi>
son and Aiiiler. complainant sold hack .
the Board Ct Police of Ike county Of La
fayeue. three of said lots. for The sum Of
S2944 81 lG0, and BY consent. said Ghci-
son, Miller ant Clark released their inter
est in part of another oil said lots. br the
sum of S20I. allowed them hy the sad
Board Of Police. 7 aai the ezliEe amount
nf tha r.,.rehaSs. uornay b>S easan r.@sl and
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

In V1calioa -2lss
Feb'y 1886
Original Bill.

W lIfl0G L. NeS0U q AS j
UPON opening the ma:sers Of this Ball. u
appearing 70 tho satisfaction Of the Court.
thai the above named d~fendanis. William
Y. Gholson. Thomas " CannoE. Hiram
McNi.l.n and William D. Nssba. are noi
Inhabitants Of this State. but RESIDE beyoad
the limits thereof. 80 that the Ordinary pro-
cess Of this Court eAnnot be served On them
Therefore Il IS ordered. that uaiess lhe
said defendants appear before tae Fsce
Chancellor. n the Count roca n the t0un
OF Holly Springs. On the first Monday IN
July nexi. and plead. an-wsr or dSnar %
Conplainanl's Bill. the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed. and
such order and decree made thereon as the
Vice Chsncell0r shall deem eqsi.ahie and
u.s..
And il Is luther oFdeEe3. tha. \ copy of
this order be inserted In the Holly Spziass
Gazelte,n q Eewspape- published n the .O~n
Of Holly Springs. Mississippi once a week
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
HANNIR,
HANNIBAL RARRs
j4LzzEy SAA. lSss y
AB TRAD

S1-rS -A-k q -eea
Is. esSapl F1FeAzsss s-a-s~
g Sectaeas Il Ls.s. n t., - 'l.szr
=sEeea>1, IN usEisz $50. a .-z
eAse1is I. b ~2iSA Csn.i - -
pay - sad S@,=s - - ~
SasG a11$. aud Szs1 e.
ce'Ps C. ahe s@Gs. ha.5,s-ss-- ~
% b. Esade god z.l val.s,---- 90
f0r The sane Iazs eo----s-.
sala purchase Raary lr- - 3.
only Are OG So sac-Ssrs - --
tanned after sAe Pa-csass -
that Iwo q saii Serse So
hy eonPsi .EO=a Gases as.si- -
the Chckas2T iadaa. l.--s-7-> re
lay wnAl. sAe As-E3as5ssF ~
CesslOa an xers NJ Szls--~', ,-----s
reserEArlo1 ieca,s02 kEa.[.--
essary scr said G1lsS - - -.,.
Ice FessAlloz< - sxscz.as-s
aud qs.ls CLAIMS = Ia Co.
two secsiens. kelar= SD Co.
dee eOaA 0hizin = .se. aie-e,Fr-,-
Il lsg n he EaS ofshs c. z
<i0a Thai aies As Ess -
deed Was mad kESa5 ls.s5sa E----
cOsnPlt cOEFcylaE c.rat s---
al se4 eigA, {, Toaasss -
range ten. lpl W=s a lz= Ras,s -
In the place oi - tao C1a<saE So.
foFeSasd. Whlch as1 Eas Flaua
hands q BeE ssza ReraaIss ss.- A.
nj Po1lOaoc, - - AzA IT Al 49, i
Gates exeeE,s1 an3 aellFrsra A. --
Agenl she Eellaslais4Aszl s1i o.
deed efsreS2ll, Taste rzzTsrur $
the lRSl2n % eezFll Ezs 1z1s ~ $
Consent AMI ~ Ese iiFrc,az O. Gsa q
that G4ssS as.erzaF1s eRrcaaHl us =
qaIs-cszisa d~ct Al SrEg1rs1 6 8 a.
aud comp Sa9P0Slag &c asz1 ilU s
k.rihel lEGcbie sAazl lhs 4 :. &s-aVa {
gave up saI1 WESztER ssTcem-E T. EE--
Thai kefoss coEFk e0sil Flaor - -
Claim deel IAN lie haas q aii l1u I
gent. and procure ir0a Nm a1s ia=i asl
iczlsaa ~ eOIEPsl s1I4 ss=zF es1 II s
ln1san deed IN ais PoSssSzssz.aAiuz
has No si=ce hrsa ss.e - hal e. g.
any laf1-mat,oa coacrTaag j. lE
coasse ea-Hce OF las e0lTss Is 90 rs-z
81 exsdeace - ss,se - sa1 10 sscaEa e
having Sally Psl4 ~ ias Gn+ 3
compl'i i in tea1R uassAgr Ea o.
deed wss 80 far Pesl-cls= = .soulT=I g
ii legal Liie II osEaPi'I. al . EsrtzE 9 g
IN necessary i0 have iEe ss7s 81 Ei g
lcss deed. or whezisr she saEls was On
escrow. and ssoPeEsiiTe ST Usni 6 &
ll=eEy. . Is 10 reader Il hsCesiy s.
ex.E-cl the ltgal tIl.s fEem sd ln-l2.
PRAKER. Thai the dea7d iECm ST =
an 10 cemPt'i. he - NJ IS iosi 17'-
ccmpI'ts isle 70 sd IEo ssc-l1as Fe
or thai sd Indian ha5 s. .
SECTIONS m TrUsaer f0r IAs beam ai i.-
and that he Forthwith cOnEey iAs s-ls
and fOE seneEal Fslsf
HANNIBAL HARRIS 7 Z
lucas WArsaN g. CLAFR
SOiseis0TS foF Ca-nPal-
Jan 81. lSi6.-u2E2a-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

sold as the property Of Wm. X. Cox. de-
ceased p. 3. BARklNGER,
Adm Of w. r. Cox. decd.
Feb.y21. 1916. n27 3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

Embossed Enamelled Cards. tinted plain,
beautifully polished. with elegant designs.
as borders Priner's Blank Cards.
Small blanks. [piaying card sizeI no l.
SIS per gross-no. 2, SI2. Large no. 1,
S24 per gross--no l. S2l. Double size
Of the small no. I. $50 per gross-doubIe
size of the small no. z. ga. Double size
Of the large no. l. S62 per gross double
size OF the large no. 2. co..
Also. all Of the above sizes Of evesy de.
scriPtion. lc order. Other sizes cut TO or
der Of either the foregoing qualities.
Mourning Cards of various sizes made 70
order.
Gold bordered do do do do
GItedge do do do do
Enamei'd Sheets. cap size, and 90 BY q
inches.
Ivory Surfaces, do do do do
Pearl do do do do do
Blank Sheets do do do do
Also. Railroad and Sseamboot tickets
made to order. Of any color. or Of different
colors as may be desired
- The subscriber requests ail editors IN
the Uniied Stetes and Canadas. who are dls-
posed to take their pay IN cards. and who
will send him . copy oftheir pa per contain
ing this advertisement to insert L for three
months.
-. GEORGE COOK.
New York. Jan. 10. f84fS An
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-30

Weonesday, Apral 20-6 r. M.
The market u heavy to-day, and prices have fallen
naacsion compared with those current 1t
second board The news from Europe mot considsrsd
In the street, very favorable and the bears .re
rating extensively for further decline In quotations.
Compared with the prices at the first board
yesterday, Long Island shows Improvement Of Der
cent Canton !; Harlem Norwich and Worcester ):
Morris Canal Farmsrs' Loan Reading Railroad j.
At the second board . further Improvement Wa
realized. in Harlem, of per cent Canton !; Morris
Canal, |.
There was moderate enquiry for sterling exchange
today, and quotations ruled at Oh 10 per cent pre-
MUM An extensive demand IL anticipated tomorrow.
(Thursday) and the rates will probably advance 10
specie point.
The Bank Of the State Of Georgia, has declared semi
annual dividend Of three per cent payable on demand
We annex our usual table Of quotations for the prn
cipal State and other stocks used for investment
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Nh. TmDEN-CoRRKorroN- The Nacs complains
that the great circulation of the Herald in this city,
has been used to prejudice the electors against Mr.
liiden' In representing him TO be favorable to the
extension OF the electoral privileges to negroes -
Inc use OF our columns was made, in the shape of
aa advertisement, OF which we knew nothing unit
ai'er y was done We are as much opposed to the
extension OF electoral privileges to the coored race
as MI. Iliden' or any other man; and feel as much
qualification IN the behef-now that the election is
over-that the abolioniss are defeated on that point
in the election throughout the State. LIE, the co
lored race enjoy all the civil pnvllegesbe Protested
in life and property; but the time is no, vet com.
when the great political privileges Of the Anglo
Saxon race can, with safety, be extended to them
and we doubt il ever it can. Afnca is the proper
place to enjoy such privileges, not America.