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comparison of prices ruling at the close of the
ketyeserday with those at the closoof the pre-
vious week. shows decline in Long Island of 81 per
cent? Harlem, Canton, Ii Farmers Loan, Z; Norwich
ind Worcester, II Illinois 6's, vicksburg !, and
advance in Reading Of y per cent; East Boston, Ohio
0s J., The decline in vcksburg, taking the extreme
prices has been greater than in any oher-the highest
price having been and the lowest being decline of
- per cent.
Spectators in vicksburg Bank stock are in q very
everish state in consequence of the recent large sales
and decline in quotations The late decision in the
Supreme Court Of Mississippi, confirming the amend.
mens to the Brscoe Bill have subjected the banks Of
the State to wrs of quo aranto and the appointment
OF trustees BY the court to take charge Of the books and
assets of the same.
We give below letter received by N. g. Ogden, ESQ,
cashier ofthe Phoenix Bank city and transfer
OF the vcksburg Bank from Col. Robins, one of the
assigness of the bank in relation one Of these wrs
OF quo Warrano which, il true, must be very interesting
o the holders of vicksburg Bank Stock
WARRANr's CouRr Houss
Dear s,r-It becomes my duty to inform YOU Of Tho
fervice Of wrts Of upon the officers Of the
Commercial and Railroad Bank, together with our.
selves This has occurred within the hour at the
OF large bank debtor, Mark Valentine whose ex.
tensive plantation we had brought under execution to
Tho court, in April will probably order tho release
Of the assgnees and injunction but the bank will be
condemned.
II so, there will BIO end Of stock and stockholders
A. sgent give this publicity, without favor to any
Yours, truly, sc.
Tho object of this letter evidently is to inform the
stockholders that their stock is not worth half so much
as they have antcpaed but are not disposed 10 be.
sve that the interests Of the stockholders will not be
a carefully preserved by trustees appointed by the
court as by the assgnees Of the bank The stock is in
fact worth much has been for several years
past and perhaps from the fact that many debtors
OF the bank are no doubt able to pay now than
they were year or two ego. The assets Of the bank
must have increased In value with the Improvement in
the times, and change in the management of these as
SETS may prove more advantageous the stockholders
than the above announcement would induce them to
suppose possible..
The largest sellers Of this stock in this market are in
maey connected with the agency Of the bank in this
cty and this fact may be considered good evidence that
these parties anxious to get rid Of their stock on
count of the movement named in the letter from the as
sgneee but it does not follow that such the motive
These parties may be bearing this stock make them.
selves long, to fulfil contracts about maturing The
ways of stock SPECTATORS mysterious and sometimes
past finding out
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AUCTION SALES.
DAMAGED CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
At AUCTION, ON Tuesday, at 10 o'clock
ny HAGGERTY, DRAPER JONES, Corner OF Will.
II liam and Pine streett. mp 2Ymc

-.ncy u; DUCLUZEAu. Auctioaeer.
EANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, &c.-TUTTLE & d.
CLuZEAU will sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock at the
MseliOn Room No as9 PERL street cs,aOsu
Consisting Of yons and Bowsi Ascodions B.ass Musical
lnsnmens; fancy Soaps; Cologne Water; Lead Pencils Pc.
Boxes Powder Horns; Knitting Pins Coral Beads Cotton
ana siis ruse.; German siyes Table snd Tea Spoons;
deIs; Sc.
Aso Ribbed and Ribbed and Split Percussion Caps Segar
Knives Sc. mo irt
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HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
OF Naasan Street.

THIS Establishment ssuppied with every material
for the prompt, neat and economical execution of
every description OF Book Work, whether Ltn, Ffeach
Italian OF Spanish works, The attention Of authors request
ed in the that for typography work, and
ct reading they may RELY receiving ample justice
IN the production Of their respective publications.
THE JOB o FlCE
The most ertenstie in this city,
"a furnished with descrp Of type united Show
Bills for Theatres Concetts Museums Lectures, Public
Meetings or Tor any other where the lages! de-
Jar Le,ter, Bill Heads. kuls Work. Law Jobs, and every
kind OF work required for other branches The
where Az Bills worked In coors viii be beautifully eyesa
ings. where all orders will be RECEIVED. II
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ALBANIA,

$50 Broad,cay, near Prince.
THE undersigned has leased, for limited period the
above establishment for the purpose Of sordrg Anna
teus opportunity Of enjoying the OF
Dramatic kepresenatons be strictly The rehesr
who will be esdy az s times 70 np,r instruction The sa
loon better adapted for sound than the city ana
will I've lefor Lectures Concerts, s &c. the on nights
Terms, reasonable Apply between 10 and md eock
to w. DINNEFORD,
f23 lwis'm the premises.
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YOURSELVES DE LAME.
100 NEW sPRlN0 STYLES Of Foreign and pS 81.
sr,,ds spS ~, ssi.iv' " SHELDON CO,
la I,nsm 81 Wllssm suset
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CONTINENTAIs

CONTINENTALS
NOTICE AT Meeting of the CONTINENTALS, held
IN their usrss the Hoboksn House, corner Canal end
was resolved that we tender thanks Mers Kipp
Brown for the abb WHICH they u nished the Com
with their fan sleigh, Oregon, with twelve grey
horses their Sic CHING Excursion 10 Jamaica L. i
Tuesday, February 2ith. 1886.
casion
Also TO Caleb Weeks ESQ., Of the Giraffe Hotel jamaica
for the hountpous nbe set for he into
consideration tbs hort given him OF il
ertsty exceeded would warmly
him and h fellow citizens and soldiers
Of he City Of New York.
Ard also, MIR Henry Lacy for the superior manner OF
banding shr rens Of his twelve noble stssds considering the
difficult turns he obliged necessarily make
above excursion By order Of the Comnany.
DANIEL MCPHERSON, Secretary. m2 It'mc
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CARD OF Adv
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Mss,r. WEIGH, MANN AND 'DELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the most prosperous season ever
experienced America order fulfil their engagements
Baltimore and Washington Among the numerous aistes
gased their large may be found the following
MRS. LOUISA HOWARD, principal act Equestrian, and
premiere artistic, deneeors OF melOdfama
ticpenona,ca,. on he, e., celsb bra courser r
Horses les Aamandes Fransase, and gener
of equation.
Eight Female Equsstsns, who appear grand cavaleade.
Tight Rope Dancer aud Equestrian Performer Miss
E,SspsI Male Eqpsssri:r; Mssr' LEVI NORTH, TV
kint Equestrian Pantcmimst, J.. C.. ROGERS
Backward Riding after the Italian Invention, by SIG
The RIVERS FAMlLY-remarkabe for their high talent
III NATHANs, Equestrian Director, and tive and Eve
fiist Wauiter Of the Troupe, Nix. MCFARLAND.
Eqaiiib o M and Fc:su III Mr. r. g pHNsAR
Rax Ms. MT,s NJ. 4. NlcH OIL Ellis
w fs&if ERRo''l'"' MLssAs KELLY LAfAAof' 'n'
constant succession of first rate equestrian performers
from all parts oil the world and continual series Of the most
magnificent Panommes and Spectacles Of high equestrian CO.
lebrity.
Leader Of the Orchestra Mr.. MEYER
Scene Painter. MIR. JOHN WISER.
most sumptuous Wardrobe Of all the nations in the world,
very first style Of excellence The sri.s Of
LETzlNGsER, q HiLSEY Co.
aau a Of hsh bred orses trained Tor the are.
aud for warke and ELECTS on me staxe-at
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough riders
haEpast g. AID the invariably commence az
o'clock. iS
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YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo,oery. Rockwell & Stone, Managers.
BENEFIT OF LEVI NORTH
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE CIRCUS.
Monday Evening, March =,
The performance W i'll commence with the
CHINESE ENTRY.
LEVI NORTH as Don Juan, the LIbertine Of Spain.
LEVI NORTH, will The ring and describe The Vic
tory Of Paris OF Troy.
BULL FIGHT
BOXES IS cents: Pit l2k cents Doors open sh o'clock
Performances commence al u o'clock. mir
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
SELLING OFF FOR LESS THAN FIRST COST,
A GREAT ASSORTMENT of frst quslity Bsots and
IAshoes to make for large supply oil French Goods
now on the way comprising cork sole Boots water proof aud
dys Cater. Buski,s slippers Tis; PATENT leather white
Kubbers and Ovehces &c., SC all Of which will be sold Is
NJ. CAHlLL.
f26 lm.mc
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

BILLIARDS IMPROVED.
nTTIS FIELD, ctfully informs his friends and the
pHhs that he ha, returned . his old favorte quarters
Museum building. l9 Fulton The Rooms and Ia.
bes have been in perfect order The Tables Slate,
Marble and Iron with AR India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt Euro and AL PLAYERS beipg
the best this Larger balls for
lima tails for Germans.
BIB ssfod style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather, beat in the cy fine Billiard Cloth
and acle the trade constantly hand and for sale
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
No. 81 MAIDEN LINE, CUP ST.4IRS)

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families having snperGuors WEAR.
~ iNt EL (either Lady's Gente men's) Jewel
~, Fire Arms &c &c. they would dispose OF advantage
may 20 80 ~ sending for the subscriber who will
~ tnen residences by appointment. IL LEVETT,
.,.,.,,., No Wall street, MY,
attended to. - ~ iii ir,1r
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
On 0E rs,son. n. terms, the TWO ,tory HOUSE AND
Chu chi Trinity Church 81 years from the LIST
May nsLt with privilege Of SIPS year
rent The house 10 perfect having been last
My inside and out Apply the premises. or WILLIAM
kETCHAM Esq. No. 90 Murray 1t. f25 lw-mc
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TO LET. IN HOBOKEN

AA TWO New three story and basement brick Houses,
E with the privilege free friage in course Of
which will be ready for occupancy before
May t They VIII be fitted beautitu style and be
pe.e with all the late mprov They each contain
rooms besides the kitchen finished with marble manes and
wide court yards AVID Ratings The situation delight
fn commanding fine view q the river bay and city, and
boa's leave every Is for Barclay 81 crossing 10
and half hour Canal Christophsr
Apply a the ferry at Hoboken mi 2w.rc
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IAILUKS
THE SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS for 1876.
New York is nov completed and re,dy Tor sale.
There accompanies the plate, pattern sheet containing
iT sxplsnaon Of the size and the making Of the
French and American costumes No
spared in ting this plate order thai may give satis
fiction 10 persons puI chasing the
Agents win be despatched j. days their respective
tunity Of seeing and judging Of the merits Of plate
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HOWEs' CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Reduction ofprices-Boxes first and second tiers Is cents;
Children under IL years, l2s cen-Pvae Boxes 30 cents
Monday Evening, March 2,
The will with the exercises Of
ROMAN CAVALRY
Act of HoIsemanshn by the fane Rider aged years,
Master w. Nixon.
Mr. N. b. Turner on horses.
The Sable Sisters will introduce number OF popular Ehio
plan Melodies, Sougs. and Choruses.
Living Pyramids b. Horses and the entire troupe of
Riders.
Jack Ashore. hv Mr. John s. Whitaker.
Posturing aud Gymnastics by Mr. Nixon and Son.
Mr. e. les Extraordinary Conto lions.
The whole To conclude with
DON QUlXOTrE
" Extra performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon ~,
Doors open at T. performance to commence hafpast7
O'Clock.
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"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two story hou se-not too
s..jAU office f2s sri.
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"a HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with few
B acres Of ground Barns &c. &c he'd The north
shore OF Ststen Island fontiog the rver and thin
three minutes walk Of Caseton Seamb at Landing mile
from Port Richmond and mile and half from New .rghton
The property has front the Of 400 feet
For further particu ars enquire OF William and John OBrien
No 50 Wall street, the premises Of Mrs Jane Burger
I,r<v
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VALENTINE HEAD OUARTERS.

TURNER 4 FISHER, a Chatham street, have this day
\ opened their unequalled OF Valentines and
Valentine riter. spendor variety and chsapues
challenge the city Low prices the trade motto
call and Valentines made ORDER original fur
nshed. Orders from the Country attended to promptly.
7irnSrc
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WANTED,

IA A Two Story Dwelling House, with basement and
@ yard, sitting and bed rooms situated in the
central part Of the city, and suitable small family.
Kent not TO exceed $500 annumCoton ndsprnsa-
be-adjacent Broadway and further up than Prince
street line addressed 4 H. stating particulars location,
Qixuts
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To lie IN FURT LEE, N. J.,
~ FIRST RATE HOUSE, with about acres of
E;H ground and number Of wooden buildings toerable
l.4A good ndilon. which formerly used chemi
cal factory. present occupied pauofe factory;
sitnated th- Hackensack road only few mi walk
from the ferry Rent To good tenant TOW VIII
lease will b given Tor several years. il ,equred Inquire Of
Dr. No ttier Leo-Wolf, 80 Liberty street. New York.
MI 2wtIc
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
III MlGEON & CO, 81 Weat street, Re. fnshers O.
lAs Cloths Cassimeres and Sanes The gold edal ba
Woollen Goods. =
Refers Messr Wolcott Slade So Pine street: WIi.n
Langley Co.. So Exchange Place, of Broad
Ieft. " mi I,nssr
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= FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 50 so-City made,
4and equal those sold in other for $ fine
Calf Boots for q So equal to the best made this
~ city for IS or S7-at YOUNG JONES' French Bost
and Shoe Mandatory one Of the most fashionable in this
city; Boots having been judged in the late Fair Nibo
said be the best Boots sold in this city All Boots
YOUNG & JONES, Ann street,
IAN tm%vh rear Broadway. New York.
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NOTICE

IA DWELLING HOUSES, STORES and vacant Lots
E::W for sale, exchange Investments made pro-
ducuve Real Estate that will pay from ten to twenty
from ten 70 fifteen cent Money procured
Bond aud Mortgages and Policies Of Insurance obtained from
the mos: responsible companies in the Apply 1855
Third Avenue, JOHNALLEN,
B-Pans elevations specifications and contracts for
buid,ngs furnished here at Broad ths short
est notice. CALVIN POLLARD,
10 Axchifa
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DARK ADAM CARR, FROM & .As0OW, IL disehary.
- ng, gados general orde sde Peck Slip All eoos
sot permitted must unHedably be sent 70 Pablo Store
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TO PAPER-BOX MAKERS.
CTRAW BOARDS-50,000 lbs Straw Boards, Of superior
~ quality and numbers received and for by
fls lmr PERSSE BROOKS, IS and 81 Nassau at
DAYTQN's .-GAK COATED BLENNORkHu.A
LOZEssss IA pleasant, safe, and effectua remedy
for al! diseas he urinary ard genital gonorrha,
afsw days For sale at Messrs Fahnesock Co.. 40 John
street; and II Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

fhis Occupation. together wlgh the h4kiaE 0f
nice saiags for George. he'psi The Asass -
slip away almost unheessed
The world. particularly The part C Il
within The eoiiage. looked very k.ieht u
the yoa-g husband On his Fsalra lie
found Lazy eaxsloped n cloud 0f Resfsn.
among the pinks anl ru<es. Eir ths.Sss w=re
n,wers that were always u blScsn al Beat
ley's Cottage He ~as - charmed. Aaw-
ever. By the rose on Lacy's chcrks and frs
that never gIaacei a, those arO-ai hrr,
nor did ne for some minutes Eecol.sei 10
aeqaiiat hss With The news Ot Percs- Dale.
But have you hEOashG No tsdlaEs from
the Nislssn Lacy n length imputed.
" yes-a mos, important event takes
place there this eveasng. Y0a kaoN a. Is
Cd Hod dykins' wedding nfshI'
know n was 10 have been. had not lha
bri1e run away Saii Lac-. laughtag-
'Ah. you little aliSs Nias;y. dazI'I zen
suppose there s another brilc an re NO ID
m, yourself aud ID ysa imagi1s The Fseh
AIR. Hodskins was 10 be disappOsniei fsr
wedding. while gisls are - plsHsy al
Perey-Daiez o no. aud - lo-assss he Fe-
ceives The falr hand Of Miss Jlne Csriis.
while the approving ,nosher Sfanis by IN
da'ter of pride aud ielsghl'
Indeed ~hy dsc!arel i al Iarzs
o1t as happy as love siOryr
To be sare. why shoasda'l L. when Il Is
love slofys Truth u cfsea stranger Iaaa
hciioa. and there are great many naFe
TsGl lore stories IN the world. Iha0 w=Fe
ever written uPnn paper
w-ih ibis grave ajage. dear reader, cur
little story closes.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
THE RUN SELLER.

We scarcely remem5ar 10 have seen
more truth IN 50 few words thaa j. contain
cd an the following Rum Sellers Adrertssa-
Inen'. which We ciap fsosa Ihe Fayelleriiss
IN { Observer. We sksRk Ae can SaEe.
~ avouca that the advertiser viii 20 81 ss
PFoaisss and sOoi deal more sios scsaiioa-
sd IN has advertisement aRi that tOa. with
csspa'ca and II las nl0>G Ssckeniug Gaan-
ner- Ba. read and see What Saserblv
terrible stabi;sAment his ship viii be
IEHss Ms<siSSiaSsaR-
Mr. HALE:-Let ne have n small place
IN ysar paper ior Rum Sellers A9vertiSs.
ment:
SorscE--Hasins ja>t opened eommO-
dious shop for the sale of hqlii hse. l em.
brace ihis early oppoEtanIty Of lnfoTmIag
you. that On Saturday o. ; ,ndav next I
snail Commence The traffl> of makias drun-
kards, 2auPers AMI beggars for lhe sobsr.
Industrious and respectable c0Eamnailv 10.
support l shall del ln familiar y. ritS.'
which will excite mea % deeds of Ei0i, ROB.
berry and Blood and by so doi-g. dininiSA
'he coniSFss. angmeaf sae expcass-s, aai
enusnger the welfare q the cornnnnuv- 1
wiii undertake. u n sAosI aolsce. f0r a small
sum. AMI with great exP=i.ilOa- Co rscpare
viciims Tor the ssyiurS. the po0T house. lhs
prison. and the gasloW<. l vii furniSh an
article which shall increase TIE anounf 0f
:atsl acdad MS. multiply distressing. dis
eases, aud makelhose harmless. .incarabse.
shall deal IN drugs which sha; dePrise
some OF slfe. many 81 EeaS la. mas o. prog
eriy. an all Of .>race; which wall causs
iaihers 10 % heads wives wid aw<. casl-
dren oTPhlns aat meadlcaais. 1 Wiil
cl1Se the rising gs3er1slaa n -raw up n
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
BY THOS. A. FALCONER.


10 the hour of keenest SORROW
la the hour of deepest wo-
Wait nat for the coming morrow.
To the sad and suffering GO
Make II thy sincerest pleasure
To administer relief
Freely opening thy treasure
To assuage BROTHERS. grief.
Go. and seek the orphan signing
Seek the widow in her tears;
As on mercy's pinions flying.
Go. dispell their darkest fears;
Seek the stranger sad and weary.
Pass not on the other size,
Though the task be sad and dreary.
Heeding not the scorn Of pride.
Go. with manners unassuming.
In q meek and quiet way
Ger the father. ne'e er presumlng,
Though Thy brother sadly stray.
'Tis his righteousness alone,
All unmeTi!ed salvation
That arouni THf path has shcne.
When thy heart is warmly glow
ing,
With rhe sacred love OF prayer,
Be thy work of kindness flowing
MOI as with minister's care:
DUTY e'er should be thy walchword-
Pity drop he balmy tear.
Always toward The fallen cherish
Sympathy and love sincere.
IN. Y. Recorder.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
u. n Y S % N,
CO nm Nm Q on M Ierchauf-
No. 5 Canal-Street Row,
Nec Orleans.
Dec. i3, lS45-I7-6m
kEYES, WILSON q Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

III Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS.
W OuLD again tender ,heir services to their
-. ~ hiends aud The public generally, i'm the
Ras;.c ~ lotion and thetransacrion Of Commission
49,. ess IN al It's branches, pledgeing lhemsei-
$40 use every exertion 10 promote the interesl
"a. sno render satisfaction 70 those who may con-
W N, business % their charg.
m we 'n have Open Policies ofInsurance, 10 cover
go. s.Pments III Cotton unsigned 10 our ad-
s.s .soS the face ot the Bit Ut Landing. ulasu-
~ nanied and forward the original 70 us
.s,as. rsr. We shall keep all Cot Ton fully in
VIZ W against FIRE here until sold.
R,.'s VII furnish our friends with Bagsing
P',ee. when Ordered. -, - - ~-s'
an Raefal R.9a cash advances will Be made on Cotton
ons of Lading. in hand.
III, w. LuMPKsN II our authorised Agent and
nm P'omp'ly attend q any business coa6Ged o
ou ll-6m. - e1fEFs
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
From the Rose Of Sharon, for 1916.
Country Life.

BIZ MISS s. e EDG
Carving and wheeling, twisting and
turning. up hill and down hull. winds the
village road OF Percy-Dale crossing the
mili>stream AT the feet Of every mil. some
times upon broken bridges. and sometimes
through The channel Of the stream itself (;
now turning a short corner through the
meadow redo.ent with strawberries, and
now mourning precip,tious hill whose
summit seems aspiring to the skies. Ex-
cept at broad noon day. the sun never
shines in uubroken sheets over Percy
Dale, for there is always some little glen
lurking in the shadow of a wooded hill,
where the dew fingers in the hearts ofihe
roses I'LL nighfall. and the convolvuIcus
closes not lis flower cup even in the blaze
of noon.
One cannot wander over those hills in
June without shaking down showers O.
:cse leaves at every step; nor walk through
the tali grass of The meadows without,
crushing beneath the feet. the rirest and
reddest straw berries that ever gladdened
The healt of childhood In short, Ma
ture has been both wonderfully lavish and
dainty in her gifts TO Percy,DaIe and a
more romantic little spot exists not in all
this western continent.
If were an artist, / should sketch down
upon the margin o! my page the loveliest
little scene Ia The whole township. 1t is
HSdgkins' Mills Not very euphonious
name for spot SO beautiful but the Yam
KEGS are a literal people. and as the build.
ings were really mills and their proprietor
Joe fiodgkiRs, what name could be more
py aF hnn
The one wk.ch they had bestowed upon it2
Hodgkins' Mills. therefore is the theatre
Of my little story and will give the rea-
der as clear an image Of 1t as my unskllled
language can convey.
Imagine a narrow dell, shut in by
smooth steep hills, pretlily dotted with
trees.on which callle are feeding or resting,
and at the bases of which, in close compan-
ION ship, wind the mill stream aud the
village road /; the former brawIing over
the stones. and flashing in the sunshine; the
latter bordered by soft grass and multitude
OF dalnty wild flowers Bear in mird that
the dell is very narrow. and the hills
very steep; so that il one were to build
house there. he would be obliged 10 place
1t either In the road or upon the stream, or
pearch IT aloft upon the bill side.
Hodgkins' Mills are comprised in one
building. or rather, they are two buildings
covered by the same roof one apartment
leading 70 the other by descent Of stairs.
These mi lis arevery old and black, but
the roof : green with moss. and . most
u 'uxs'.snt growth Of ivy hangs in fessoons
from ils low. jagged caves. Beside the
tv,tI1 No - III al -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
Doctor +. w. Daney.

DEING permanently Set,lej, offers his pro-
hiessio.aI services to The citizens OF Holly
SPring aud vIcinityt
K~-tiet@e two square North of the Female
Aratrmy.
G1y-Dth-e on Hernani1 street in TaIboI's
rev suiiting- February Z, 1916, 3r. |
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
y. III. ID,

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Regarding himself as permanently loca.
ted has resumed the practice OF Medicine
u is various departments, offers his pro
iessIonal services t., Tho citizens of Holly
Springs and Vicinity.
Office and residence on Oxford street,
South of the public square.
Feb 14th 1916