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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01

or The election for representatives to
Congress from the State Of Texas, took
place on Monday last lsoth.l Thera were
ou,iysn,y candidates--;vo 10 elect
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01

III easy to see when err ln'p
much 81 her hcau; for whenever re- I, Y
proaches her, she sorier lfdns IF q v
HE sick kitten "a d kct 5risk'!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01

eSeT The papers are rife with rumors and
representations as to the finale Of the Ore
gon queston--a majority predicting an ad-
justment on the a9th parallel. In nine ca
SEES out Of ten, the prophets know as little
as those they attempt to instruct. We
have copied but few OF these on dis, pre-
ferrlng rather to wait patiently for the pc.
Rod Of definite action. The following pa.
ragraph, from the correspondence Of the
Bulletin, relative to the position of Mr.
Buchanan, Is eorobcsated by similar state
ments, and we can scarce doubt is true
at is generally beloved that Mr.. Buch.
anan has given the President TO understand
in formal manner that he will not cou nte-
nance or aid in any compromise on the ba.
sis oil 40"
Hurra lor old Conos,ogai II ia not to be
expected that after he has been required
70 prove the American title to the whole
territory 10 be clear and unqueslionsble ,
and after he has done 80 10 the conviction
and Satisfaction oil all men not blinded by
political hatred and prejudice, be should
be willing to play prominent part in sur.
rendering large portion Of il, upon no
better preteAt than because the most pira-
tlcal and interruptions nation on earth sets
up an uniounjed caim--the shadow OF
title acquired by rapacious robbery back
ed by threats Of war; OF because a federal
President in years gone by, offered to sur.
render this portion Of the domain OF free
dom, to swell the already overgrown pos
sessions of monarchy. Should the nece-
cessity arise, il viii be- the proudest act Of
Mr. Buchanan's political life, II he resigns
his office, and refuses TO participate in the
surrender,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01
CARROLLTON,
Wednesday Morning, ;;. april |, 1916.

or Hon. Jgrr's DAVIS will please ac-
cept our thanks for copy tamong other
iayors,) Of Mr.. WALsKR's great Treasury
Report-a documento Of os7 pages, embody-
Ing such mass Of statistical facts, and Of
information touching The Tariff question,
as was never before collected in this coun-
try. Mr.. Walker establishes, beyond cavi
o. question. the wisdom, justice and expe-
tiency Of his recommendation and has
entitled himself to be hereafter considered
one Of the champions Of Free Trade.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01

ANOTHER New Kick. A physician v
Michigan advertses to practice altogether
on the euroscopias system. We have no'
the most remote idea what this system y,
but the Boston Post thinks il would BE- wats
enough 10 send the doctor on 4 bottle 3
Brocchieri water. Picaynns' ,
We are sorry 10 see the accustomssa
'culeness Of lha Pic. al fault. See wlia'
a lilile Of the classics will do:
Earos, in both Greek and Latin, v
Wind, and Copia, every body knvvA
means Plenty. Euros Copidn. thefeio,I,s'
means Plenty Of Wind. The learned ~ ~
D. candidly acknowledges that the tacua Y
deal largely ia this article. Pnhipg
generally the beginning Of their Pracssasss,
and ID raise the Wind and Plenty n \, p X.
end and objectio be attained. The 1~ 1'.,
Copian system i qaite common. AZ WI
We publlsh our paper oalhe same sys'sa'
L7Tl ,alNAi
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
DO You wish TO get Married

S. WIGGS, at The old stand, on the south
.J west corner OF the Public Square, feeling
thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended To him, would inform his friends
and patrons, that he is s,Ill engaged 10 making
Fine Pound Cake, and all other sweet things
pertaining fine wedding supper, which he
can supply those wishing 10 get married much
cheaper than they can make il. His cake will
be ornamen,ed in every variety OF siyle.
He is also engaged in making Candies, which
he can sci 10 me rchants and Others, at whole
sale. as cheap or cheaper than they can procure
them elsewhere also, Al retail, at very small
profs lie keeps constant supply of superior
Cough Canfy on hand, which has been highly
recommended by an eminent physician OF holly
Springs and as far as his own experience ex-
lends IN it's use he believes il superior TO any
ther cough candy used. In fact, many Of thosef
who have used il, speak in the highest terms o.
he advantages they have deriv ed from i's use
Nov % 1845 ri4-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

THE undersEaed. =
io!o OF me P-OtHARe esurt u x,-,S-.s eFa.
y. .M'ssi=siPPi-hAviag auen -, '.--5 ssaa-
.., .so-.' 70 receive and eEuw-O. -, =
e.sEns Q: The <sverAl orssnor, a - - q
.i AirxAnaSr B. Lane. Doc<ss-i '-S .s = n's
in=oivent hY AS sdnlulssr.,s- '.is'-s> 49,
a. ae i0r The Prssenlall0a Cf rlai-, = - 'ae
aid esiaie. hassHg Ssen by or5rr 81 -. 1.
CssGfi. eOosln0e1 six 1oushs.-wll : -
the ofnce Oi he Pfsbsss Cuun ! "a . = =
SPEIags. "a The >se011 $aaursay, -
aud Nay. and the Al Satar5,r - ~. =
HeAl 10 iecsiSe PEeol O. oaalEaa srslr, |,
estate -
GORDENTlA WAITE c.
WILLIAM CiilSN "a
February 4. lS45--4i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE.
a SAFE and certain cure for all kinds Of Liv-
IA eG complaints and all diseases and indiposi-
tions that OF rIginate from diseased state or inac-
tivity of the Liver, such as
Chronic aud Acute Lsaam0tiOH OF the Lirer,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEdDACBE.
Somrnes> oil tie Sl0mache, Loss Of Appetite,
Lownp,s or SPIRITS, CaolIc. Co,rIvEsIss, &c
ALSO HIS
$ our 218N R N0x0s
dcertain and e6sefHal remedy for al kinds o5
FEMALE DISEASES and WEAKNESS
or general debility from any cause.
AND ALSO HIS
RHEUMATIC MEDICINE.
A nerer failing remedy for the kIIEUl1A TIC
PAINS, is all its different stages and rdristies.
There are crest many living Witnesses OF the
healing effects Of these medicines in this vlcin-
ty we therefore depend entirely upon those per-
socs 10 recommend il cirG rOc-. but those who
have never taken them need not be afraid of re-
ceiving any injury from them. for they. in COM
mon -ish all good medicines, are purely vegeta-
BILE and perfectly harmless.
IFFor Sale by B. J. MALONE &Co
Holly Syringe MIss.
June 81. I645.-lf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MAR HALL COUNTY.

To all parsons ~ any mamneT ,ateses>
ted tn the Lands, Iemems~ts and he
reduanse~ts ef job. X 4lbeSnafhy.
Useeased-GREl TING.
WHEREAS. Buckser Abetnatby and
Wyatt II. Abernaihy, admins ra'ois of the
estate Of John X. Aberna.hy. deceased.
having fled in our Probate Cou,t OF SAID
Couay, their petition. 10 which they rep
resent apd suggest 10 the Coatt that thel'
i.,es; ate. the said John II. Abernalh,. de-
ceased, died seized aud possessed. ,n fee
simple, Of the following d.scrlted lands. 10
VII The North ha of Secllon No
twenty tive (25) in township no. two III
Vi rage nu. three (3) west of the ba,ls me-
rid,an. oftne Cnlchasaw ccssion. lying Ia
the sa.d county OF NlAsshaIi aud pert o'
section no. twenty six. (z6 In the same
township p and range. beginning al the north
cas-, corner of said secsI1D, thence west lao
poles to q stake: thence south. bearin.
east 8 degr. s., $50 poles 10 q stsk'; thence
esst, bearing nosth degrees, 10 Tie east
.erD boundary line OF sald section; thence
north. with said boundary line. To the be
einniu. :-and that u will be greatly ~
the interest 0f the Disti ibnis es of said iuies-
tate 10 sell The whole OF said iandsi aud
the said admlni.tsasors. having. tia .Pen
courl made application to the cou't TO
order the sale thereof You are. ihese>
fore. hereby directed TO be and atPear be
fore the Probate Court of Marshall Cs.uu'y,
II the Cuur: H.,u>e 10 the town 81 Haliy
Springs, on she fourth Monday Of Feb sa>
~ next. TO show cause il any YOU csn o.
have, why said lands should not be sold.
Wifness, The H0no,aLls Tryon NJ
Ysncey. Judge Of sa,d court -ssd the
zeal thereof annexed. the lth Monday
Of November, A. % 1645.
Iseued November II. lS45.
TRxr. GORDENIlA WAITE.
Dec 6. 'l5.t Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
81. 1HUMAS HALL.
HOLLY SPRINGS. m SSlSsaPPl.

REcroR, THE EEv. DC. PAGE d. d.
TERMS.-The Acad~micai year 10 con-
sit oftwo sessions of five mou:hs each
the expenses of each halt session payable
in sdvance.
Bnarding and tuition : $500
FoR DAY PrP:Ls and at er the
18th CT December. [ he Monday alter
Chris:mas.) at which lime The School re-
opens, the Preparatory Glass will be rs-
cei.ed al The reduced rates s.of . Is per SIS
sion leaving the exisiiag rates of $40. S25
aud $50 per session for the differtut stages
Of advancement in the higher Depart
, nlenfs.
ARTICLES TO BE FURNISHED By BOAR,
irERs.-lable aud Tea Spoon; Two 2ais u
Sheet>; two pillow cases; SIX Towels
ma, ked with the Pupils name 10 full.
Pupils euierIng alter the commencement {
the Session. Will be charged 10 proportion
taccording 10 the above rat' 8.
The course cf instr uc,ion will embrace
all that Constitutes a thorough English
Classical aud Mathematical education. TO
gethe, with the elementary principles 0
Vocal Muse. Arrangements are con em
pla.ed for adding Ffench to the course a
bove specified. 50 soon as it may be iount
practicable. ~
| REFER TO
RI. Rev'd James II OIey, Columbia, Tennessee
ke,'d r. w. Alston, AiemphIs,
Hon Joseph w. Chalmers,
Co... John -. Martin,
Henry An eI>on, E>q. Holly Springs, MI
Walter Goodman, E~q-
Col BENJAMIN Williams, Marshall county, :"
Gen X 4. Brownrigg, Columbus, :. :.
George Yerger, E>q, Vick>buig,
| nev'd Cnares Goodrich, New Orleans,
Rev'd Dahiel s. Lewis, 81 FrancisvIlie, La.
Rey'd Samuel S. Lewis, Mobile.
iIon. tober. Hughes Jackson.
| Jar. 1876. n|OA
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

The spl e0dfd lnshloo p1aee1tWysn Wuacn
- shall adorn eseb ss0tes Of ~Gahem
for 1916. have already awakened the Jeas
ousy " our cotempories. and they show
their annoyance by al manner Of torture
Of word "PARrs.r Ii seems to BE both
charm and Q bane 10 them. We have only
10 ssy that our December number contains
4 specimen Of what .Uur Paris Fashions
are and will be, and we muss trust the eyes
of the public 20 de:ect the superior value o.
these, .'aes.gnei esgsared. printed and
colorcl al the head quarters Of the fasAio"-
able scorld." over The vapid sm fafsts'"s.
which are got up here al least sixty days
old .palmed of as correct. In Janr'r we
shall have most elegant style Of cloak
patterns. and as il will he issued early say
by December 10Th. we advise our fair sea-
ders not to spoil ,i,er ma.e,i ial by following
| the bind gAides of last gear. bst TO AporT
THE TRUE Fashions FOR 1870
| SPLENDID E EMBELLlSH MENMS
| Ia the department Of Engrav,ngs, II IS
well known that GR. HAM MAGAZINE has
far surpassed any periodical work ever
pnbished in this or any other county,
rhe hiehss, ambition Of rival publishers
| SEEMS thus far 10 nave been To maintain a
respectable imitation OF the numerous Cost
lv and beaut,tui works OF ar: with which
the successive number OF This journal have
hem praced In the course OF the succ+e'
ding ynlunus mary IMPORTANT NEW
FEATURES will he introduced SAR-
TAIN. the most Gel bsat-d MEzzoriK1
ENoRAvER IN ,he Union. and equal to 'hs
bes, il, Europe, Will con,iue to furnish hls
exouisite productions and RAW OON
WRiGHT s. HATCH; SMLLlE &
HI\SHELWDOD.a aud others, OF New
Yorb. CHEENY. DOD>ON. WEIGH
& WALTERS, TUCKER. aud others
OF Philadelphia. all among he most e'ni
nen, LINE ENGRAvERs OF the presen. cen
tury. have been engaged t. furn'sh sue
ce>sion OF highly finished steel engravlngs
) sup-,ior 70 any that have higherto appear
ed IN periodicals. -
Will continue I'd embrace notes 10 curren
literature etc. and review Of a new American
| and foreign werks OF general interest or vaiue
The criticisms Of GGAHAM> MAGAZINE are &C
knowledge. in all parts of his country To be Su
perior in acumen, honesty and independence L
these of any co.t mpora.y:
| GsAHAM's MAGAZINE will be published abou
the first of each month in every quarter OF tn
Union. The most distant subscT ibers will there
fore receive il before that day, As well a
those who reside in Philadelphia The Pro
prietors being more desitous OF presenting n
Bs>r and MOST nEAurIFCL than the cheapest worl
IN the country and anxious 10 bring II within
the reach Of all, offer the following as tn
CHEAPEST TErMs at which il can be offered :
| Three Dollars per annum in advance for
Single Copy, or Two Copies yearly for Fiv
Dollars five Copies for Ten Dollars; Eigh
for Fifteen Dollars, or Twelve for Twenty Dol
: lars; (Ciub> furnished as usual, invaIIaoiv Il
advance. Postage of all letters tU be prepaid.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM & Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

By 1ryan NJ Yaae~y. Ezqaire. Js5ss
sfIa-- Prnbase- Court ter Ihs Ca1a-F a
MssShall : NOsic- = hrrehy EIssa. zAs
N sppli-a'R1 - me by R0ckusr AtsTua
Thy. Wxalr H. Ab=rna'hy. I0uaihaa A
lSam AMI Rrhec-a his wls=. aud AlaeH R.
Gr=Sss and Aahsa J. hls EIEs- Haa clll
usd viIed shares IN The f-i.sWaE uE1sl
SIav-<. - @is- San. Melissa. Mash. 81
WaIl=c-. Niles. H-n1erS01. Ceis. Nl.y.
Nah=la. HarFisl. farfheaa- Leanalh. and
Saphs-helongsn % Ine sStaie o. he AA
john r. AbeInalay. decreased. ] haTe u-a-
Iealed Thoma<- q Gsswor4 JsEz /.
Lies and Nm 4. Ivy C.sEm'rs. l8elraas
the siAd slaves into tgrEal SHARES Or Fnra +
and anis=s proper Olj1c.ians' are Sais1 .
me N the CoaEI HOzSe "a he taEl e
Holls Springs on the 2Sl. day q FrsrliTg
next. The said Taozaas q. GaicEoal
Jams=s Il Silss and Wilma L. Icy. ~
then DC appointed eOanmiSSaoaers-'io Hafs
partition of sad SlaE-S, PaE<uAhi > j. ~
Given under nv hanl. tbs 25la Gag .
November. lSI5-
IN YANCEY. SAL
Jadgs a.
n 1aa= -HE -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
al Tssa "A Ha.-g JaE-r "a,
PssSl Cert Il N4rsAul Ca,

Al TssG "A la4-g LE-r fs.f,
Psssl< Cert ef N4rsAuu C.asa
Gss-ssssPsS
NOrsCE : hereby sivsn. ghaF 9. A..
e-'ioa n me. by G=Osgr 4 NIs.s A.
Mary NJ NIl<Oa hRS ~Ii-. u Na-.,
County NsS>rSSirF.l h. clans a, SIN.
id SIX h Hssi 4 Ihrse elari-ss s Isal- =
uH--Iar NM S-N A. Sc cs.-.,
al :. csiSn twenty taTse. ioEasa9 sse e
R.ngs f,ssr WeSL kzre Bsasza.-s
laws Milan. b enIly Sezg. Al IA
Il. Col mar. CasnmISsIl.n-Hs - eF.ss ),
sad IIaclS Oi ami Inia . AT paTs< - sslrsr
and urle>S prNpTr oHseclasS ate Sal-t o
me n PS0hIsr GOaal - . kbi4ra O. .ss
Co1TI H.-1S- m The sosVn g Hsi-Y Sgr1a
on The 28sd d-,V Il MeFcs. ISl6 ias s.
Jaws MIlan. BIanIly Sasg and It1an
b Coleman, Wsl thra b sl-p-lls-I-i sz
miS>lOueEs. % mA>s RlraslaR 81 sai1 l-aa
pur>usng 10 an act eaIIsls.I -an Al csurE-
hing The PartI'S0a a: lasts he'd q oc1z-
n~T<. J0inR TenAnls and TenaEls q ca.
mon"
Gsr-n under my iard and ssal. 60
2lsh day y D-c-mb-E. IS4l
I. NJ YANCEY, p J sEaL
Ian. E. iS46 80 2O-2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
noLIH >rAlSes. Nnr-sal Ca

HOLLY >rAlSss. Nnr~aal Cu.---
Ni>ssSs PPa. FsSanar, a. "a.
Mrs Ls.isI J-Hs HyzIL-Y@- -
take nSsSc~- Ia: | seas'. . ne Is, -,
AlAEeh ISl6. Sl th~ Cos-I a.. !
loNn II PsEryviiae. Perry oou-r, -
Ts snae<s-~. PEOoaSd y lake IL - i
Of ws<iey H Snah. Js.ss NrE,----
Iuhn SS0G AM WslllAA ; Roks--S.->
d-posIEi0E$ " Asa nkrn al ten =
Intended IL &c Sad @Ed a>r-s A. rEss--'-. i
ne h<arIES Ct ~ Bi-l 80 4 slr.r,- = :
perdsng n Ih- Hon CIsSass Csuus, A..
shall Co0o'N- >s.', * s-i>> $50 -.
! srn c..zasi-Esa ?. - y..-. H. "a -
Jane N -. h G. -uf--t. A. a..
nssEe a. 49, "a G-oaj az s-.se
s.Nassss. - - s.. sssSi3 a. .,.rf
SEoPer !. a -. Yeas. Sc
SAMUEL WYATF
F-brsI-.~ = i>a6-4s
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

THE unierSien-d having b-eu sRFPa'll.-
sdlnanl=-ra'..r uf alI AID sangDlaf Ire u -
-h-reIs a1.d rF~dlRs .fSaunuri Y ~
der'd. ky Ihe PsOb4ie Ce1ri q Ni's,--
Cssus,. MlssiS<sPgi. - the NU''l-.J-
Team. IS45. nslrcr = hereby ETFaa y =
perslns haslng CLAIMS agalnsl 'h1 e :
aid samuel ID. Milsoa. 10 presses - -
~s,hin the nme reqaHed By laS' q i.
wall Be forever baFErA Al - -.
sIehaed % ihe es,aIe vii please 1AAe -
oiale Psym-uf- v,
AE@iaissrEisf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
PLAYING. VISITING
AND
II r "A So E g a 81 sd s. .

GEORGE COUK. OF the late finn Of Ely.
Sml,h Il Cook. tor The past six years mai'>
uf.c,uress Of the celebrated Bartlett Cards.
would info m The patrons and f. ie0ds oi ti'o
old establishment, No II. Fulton street,
where he has always been employed. that
h- coulInues IN. manufacture Of all the va
f,e,ies Of PLAYING, VISITING AND
BLANK CARDS .heretoffe FINISHED BY
ne esrsb,istment-and that UIders for va
ous kinds will be faithfully aud promptly
executed on application 10 his sole agents
Messss. Ely and Latham. No II. Fulton
street. 1T the following prices. usual dis
count fl for cash, or 10 those who buy 10
Ill ao.;,,
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
HANNIBAL HARRIS, Ger
January 2Osh. lS4o.
A B s T. II A C. T.

BIZ states thar O:s the--oay o.
IS, conpl purchased IRON ds 4. GATES sew
n sections If land, in reia ion 10 hseh an
agreement in ~,ning Was then made snd
exec"t d. by which compi was bound 10
pay To SAID Gales the purchase money far
SAID lands and s-id Gates Was. on the re-
ce'pt Of he same. bouud To- make or Cause
to b.. made good and valid titles TO Compf.
fpr thu same. ! hai compi't has ful pad
| said purchase n"ney hui received tIsIeS ~
ouiy ave of said secii.rns and II ~ as a>ceT~
talnt i a.ter ,he purchase by ccmps't u.sl
| that two Of said seven s-cir.ns paschassd
| by comp.'t from Ga rs ard hy Cites frosn
| the Ch,cka>aw Indian, im>s.ia:.-l.o- Z 5sS-y
| .av with,.. the boundaries cf t:.r Choc.a~
| CeSsion aud Were rot sui I. TO CnickaSaw
/ tesvrv.ison |. caIiun- u was .iefeso-e n-c>
.ss .ry for sand Gates uad-r The La d oil
| ice IeyulaIuns ID execute a desd al selea>e
aid qni: claims 10 he Gs. erums ri for and
two ss ciions. before said Gai-s or has ven
dee could obtain in rien ,h-s e.sft~o srctIons
lying IN the limits of he Cuickssaw CTS
sim That al eI this was ssCertsInsd. q
deed was mcde bv said Ia dian directly TO
compl' conveying 10 C. mpi't Sc cfhBs >rvrs.
G } aud eight Is Tu~rshIP three (3.l
,auee ten. 10y YVES, OF the Basis Meridian
in the place OF the two Cnoctaw lons A
foresaId. which d.ed vas placed In shs-
hands OF Beu min Re. noids. Indian Agent
al Poniotoc. to be held by him until <aIk
Gates executed and delivered 10 the said
Agent .he T-llnq iishment and quii-eIaIm
deed aforesaid, That the conveyance 6y
the Indian 10 eompi't was made with The
cunseu, aud by the direction of Gates. and
that Ga,es at erwafds executed the said
quit claim de ed and delivered II To compi
and comp surprising he would have ~
further uoubie about the u Ie. destroyed oI
gave up said written agreement 10 Gates
That before conph c..ull place Ills quI
claim deed in The hands of said I..dian N
gent. aud procure tom him the d-ei of said
indian io cnmp.'I said agent di-d with N.
Indian deed ia his possession. ~ hich compl'
tas no. sInce beer able to had. ur obtain
any information Concerning IL. That ir
Guns. qu-nce OF This eompft b ; no record
ed evidence Of lille 10 SAID two sections sile,
having fully paid sor The same Tha
compi't is in doubt ~heiher said IEdlal
deed was SD far perfected rs to convey val
i'd Ieeal l. tie la comprt. and To- render il ON
" necessary tO have the same s~t up as
iosi deed, or whether the same was only au
escrow. aud :nop~s alive FIR want of de
livery. so as To render ii nec~>sary sii.l &c
extract the legal title from said Indian.
| PRAYER. Tha, the deed from sail Indi
on to c"mpfi. be set up as q lost deed. and
compTts title To said two sections p-rfrcist
int reb,. or that said Indian hold sail tws
SECTIONS as Trustee for ihe benft Of eomplr
and that he forthwith convey the same u
compile. and for general relief
/ HANNIBAL HARRIS. CPk.
Lucas. WATSON & CLAPP.
/ Solicitors for Complainant.
Jan 81, l046.-D2l2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

Also, Railrcad and Steamboat tickets
made to order. # any color. or Of different
coIors. as may be desired
- The subscribrr {. qles.s all edHoss in
ibe Uniied Sletts and Cansca> who are DIS
posed lo take their pay in cards. aud who
will send him copy If their p" per contain
ing this adveItiseinen. 10 insert i Tor three
months.
GEORGE COOK.
New York. Jan. 10 1876. SIN
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
TRUST SALE.

nOOl OlA Abk.e.
By virtue Of two lse~ds Of Trust exc
cuted. December 23rd. l640. .4hy Sse,-hea
b. Jooes and duly recorded 10 AiarshalI
County ~ will proceed 70 sell. as The
Court Hosss Door in Holly Springs
On ske 22st day 81 Jsse. 1876.
the following described property. vs.
Secaioo IS aud South hsh 81 Ssci:cp Z. in
rownship .. Of R.nge 2. West ofyhe b.
80 meridian. Chickassw surveys. Ss.(e Of
Mississippi. and i Aarshan Cosusy; ard
tlse lvllowspg negroes, vix:-Ssephen,
Dick, Rcnben. SAMOA. j. sHessoo, Wash-
ieeton. 1..Iley. Abbey pnd Sally and Ser
cnald: Al ses forth u sid Deeds 81
Txuse for tarpos<s lnerein menaiueeA.
TIE Siale . sid psopesty : believed g
- god. ~ / viii Caly c.svey sueh siate =
i 5cr6i = ~, - T'senSn-TeeDe 60
RO6ERr Walt Ttaunsn
H.1sy Dsei.ke Q~e~nAEr rs 1855
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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

Embossed EnamelIed Cards. tioted plain.
beautifully poll with eirgant designs.
ss borcers. Primers Blank Cards.
Small blanks. [PIaying card size.] no /.
els per gross-no. 2. @i2. Lr,ge no.'i
ga per kross-no l. 32l. Eouble size
of the small no. I. $50 per gross-doubie
size OF the small no. z. ga. Double s.ze
o. the large no. |. S62 per gross double
size Of the large no. 2. S62.
Also. all OF Ihe above sizes Of every de-.
scription. lc order. Other sizes cut 10 or
der Of either the foregoing q,.ainies.
Mourning Cards of various sizes made to
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

Dissyict CAaaeeyy cart Of .Ae Nsese ef
NsssissiPpi. al Holly Spsi.ss.
Andfev Kerr { Ia Taeafioa ia n
SO; s..,... :: e.... j.. ..'' go 1915
3I@-~sh -ao-sbby UPON opening
,his Bill. II appearing ,o The Satisfaction oi
the Coufi, that The defendants are not In
habi.ants cft.is State. bnl reside hey. NJ the
liinrs thereof 50 that the ordinary process
of this Court cannot be seIs ed GA sh-m-
rhersf,re il Is ordered tast unle-s the
said defendants. appear 5eiore the Vacs
Cha ucellor at the Court Room IN shr
town Of Holly SprRgs. On the hf>, Moa-
dsv in july Dex' and plead. answer %
demur 10 Ccmplsinanis Bill. ine several
allegations thereof will be taken fn com
fsssed, and such order and decree made
therein us the Vice ChaEeel Ior shall deem
equi. able and ius, and il Is luther or
dered lha, copy Of tins order. be in>e.s I'D
in the Holly Springs Gszers-. nessPa-
per publ. AID in The town OF Holly Springs.
Mississippi. once a week Tor two monah>
successfully
HANNIBAL HARRIS. Clerk
January 2Osh. 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-28
SPEECH OF MR.. HUNTER.

But il may be argued that the tables last refer
red 10, relating to cotton, tobacco and flour, are
arbitrarily arranged and that The duties were not
high or low at the several periods thus marked.
Ii they are erroneous, il is because your records
are So but if true, they reiuie every argument
urged by those who are for placing heavy re-
slrclons on commerce, with The real design, in
fact and in truth, of swelling The PROFITS made by
the wealthy CAPITALISTS engaged in manuiaclur-
ing, and moi, as they pretend, with The sole view
OF fostering American labor. No one will ques-
lion that the Tariff was increased and reduced at
The time and during The periods indicated. Bnt
as The most striking period-lhat between 1888
and lS42-is The one most likely 10 be assaIed,
will prove that the duties, during that entire Pc
riod, were annually greatly reduced but 10 ac-
complsh this, | shall rely upon estimates and
tables made on, atthe Treasury Department, and
therefore, call attention 10 The following:
A STATEMENT taken from tables prepared al The
Treasury Department, showing what amount
OF duties have been RENTED by the several
acts passed in 1880, 1882, and 1898, modifying
III. 40, af 1929. THESE acts, passed siirS 5sa
diminished The rate Of duties, and increased The
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