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Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
May Is, lS49-39.
East Tennessee University.

THE next Collegiate course of this Institution
L will commence on the lllh day Of October
The chairs Of the Professorships being now all
filled, and large and important additions Of apper-
atus been recently made to the Chemical and Phi
losophiGu Departments, the Institution offers un-
Usual facilities for thorough and complete edu-
cation, Boarding in the Public Holl usually
81 25, in private families 81 SO per week. Tu-
ition in the Collegiate Department is $l5; in the
Preparatory and English Departments, $40 per
Session. The entire ANNUAL EXPENSE, inclu-
ding clothing and boarding in vacation, need not
exceed, with strict economy, $3.50 90. The To-
cality is exceedingly healthtu and has proved Pc
cularly SO, TO students from the South.
For further information, see catalogue, which
may be had on application by letter to the Presi-
dent Of the University.
JOS. L, KING, Secretary.
Knoxville, Aug "a, lS49.-5w
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
RANGERS SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the 4th
Monday in September, at the court yard in
Holly Springs the following Estrays, (viz)
One sorrcl horse and bay mare, taken up by T..
l., Power, the mare appraised to .$37 80; the
horse appraised To $25 90.
One dark brown mare mule taken up by John
D. Watkins, appreised to $500.
One Iron grey mare mule, taken up by Joseph
burrows, appraised to $1,000.
J. GILBERT, Ranger,
Sept. 7-no. 3-ot.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
HOUSES FAMILY AND PLANTATION
.aL19Gl1@d2Ds35
These Medicines Maintain High Character Al
IIOlnr and Abroad

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC
NIONG the many remedies o3cred 10 the public for
nlntermiltens (Chills Asnc and feyer,) none
good, quick, ou.cs Tonic In three hours
perfect cure is effected. 1t also remedy in Bilious
and Remitcnt tesers. Price 81 per bottle.
Extrac, Of letter from Rev f. A. Owen, Of Memphis,
dated November l6. l343.
My Dear Sir;--l have tried the Iudan Tonic in six
different cases, and find it efacous in Yer, high de-
gree. 1t arrested the chill in every instance andns yet
there ha. been return, cheefnlly give this tesi
mGny that others may be induced 10 remedy both
safe and ,icacions in curing Chls and Fever
HOUSES PILE DIN lMENT.
soothing and rapid cure for Filcs-Blind or Reed-
ing-and for Burn Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Washes. &c.
1t isa perfect pain e>actor.See the wrapper for
utica,es Price 81 90 per bottle
Houses Vegetable Pills.
The great ,nue Of this Pill, as general Family Med
rine. can be easily known by trial. by asking those
who have They are the only reliable cure Tor Rheu-
mati.m. Price Is cts. box.
friend al Rus-elvill, Ky, wrtes"Nr. Startling has
lust arrive from iopkins,e lie say his mother was
afflicted for ears with Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Up
on the uaon Of the Rev, n Hall, Of leSng.
ton Ky, who had beer perfectly dby Horses Veg,
eabe Pll she gotta supply and adr as sound
a, in early youth, and can run al over l%t lSpt}S. t}H:,
For ale by A.TALBOT. Holly Springs,
b. G.. Lawrence. Mt Pleasant, aud s. I. Carroll, Water
ford. Mississippi. June 18th. 1919 .-i3- I'M.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE
Malls at Holly Springs, Miss

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE
Malls at Holly Springs, Miss
Memphis
Departs every day except Sunday at A. M
Arrives T, NJ
Eastern, via Ripley and Tus'Hmbiu
Departs every day except Sunday at 0 p. M
Arrives :" :" '' Mo;.day at 9 A, N
Southern, via Oxford unG COii3siiile
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 3A' NJ
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 8s'M
: PontUtO., via TatalCtIhr, Rocky Ford &c,
Il, Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Saturdays, at llr.M
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Sundays, at 5 5A'M
La Grange, via Jacksonville, Lamar, &C.,
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Friduy's, at sam
Arrives the next days. at sF.N
fernando, via COskranS x Roads
Arrives Tuesday $, I friittays S at T. II
Belmont, via ChulaEOma
Departs Tuesdays + Fridays at GAM
Arrives Wednesdays, 4 Saturdays TIN
Red Banks
Departs every Saturday, at Am
Arrives every Saturday, at Pm
THE above mails. (exceptthc Easternl closes
at 8 o'clock, p. NJ Day previous. Fng''rn
"'oeey s. p. II. j. Is. I,It4L, /. 4'.'
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
Sadling and Harness Maxine.

THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
public, that he is conducting the above busines,
in its various branches at the old stand Of Nile.
d. Wallace, Oh the South side Of the public square
He will take every pains to have his work done il,
neat and substantial manner He will also keeI
on hand for sale full stock of kinds Of lea,b
er, usually called for in this market. Twill take
hides lOr any work in my line.
w. w. WALLACE.
ny p. S. Repairing done a, the shortest notice
January B, l64s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
price reduced 10 IS cts. per Box.

Pamphlets describing the disease and its effects upon
the constitution, embracing full directions md numerous
ccrtcas be obtained from all the agents gratuitous
One ofthe strongest proofs of the superior excellence
ofhs medicine il, that whereveri, i, has been introduced
it has superseded the other remedies aud has be.
come cmnently popular. All the agent, speak Of it in
the highest terms and state that they have in instance
known it to fail.
Dr. f. EAsTERLY, of St. Louis, No. writes. have
known DR. Williams Ant-Ague aud Fever Pills"
when every other remedy failed, and where Qunine
dtcacy and irrtabi,y Of the membrane Of the
stomach In ali cases where prescribed them they ef
ectuany cured oldand long standing of Ague and
Fever, many ofwhch had pre- lousy baled the most en-
ergetic treatment. EZRA EASTERLY, Nd
July 8, l84j Office, No Is Chestnut St. St Louis Mo-
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
= =
lsHleEiX AX
Life Insurance Company
g. InniS Missouri.

JS0. B. CAMDEN, Pres,-K. MACKENZIE, V. Pres.
w. H. PritcharH, Secretary.
vEvHIs Company is established upon the "Mu
H. tual Plan," and offers greater advantages
than any other Company in the United Stutes.-
A man 80 years of age may have his life insured
in the sum OF 81 900, for the small premium OF
Sl3 90, and receive at the end Of each year. his
proportion of dividends in CASH.
Risks are also taken upon the lives OF NEGROES
against natural death. A negro % years of age
yulued at $500, will cost a premium OF Sl2 90.
Applications for insurance will be forwarded
hy A. S. CALDWELL,
At the Memphis Insurance Office
Memphis, June 18th, lS49,-43-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12

THE Partnership Of Niles g. Wallace, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebt-
cd to said firm will please to call On Z. Niles, at
the old stand for settlement
CHARLES NILES,
W. W. WALLACE
January 3, lS49,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
THE MUTUAL /
LII Z INSURANCE COMP Any,
0i thp STATE Of MiSSiNiDDi.

THIS Company, incorporated by an act of the Tegs.
aturc at its last session. has beer organized un3 said
sct and is ready to effect insurance on lives, upon
like terms with those adopiedby the best aud sbunde
Northern companies in insurins Northern pe.sons.-
When Northern companies insure the lives of Southern
citizens, they invariably add half per cent
to the regular rates Our table of rates is as o14,.-
The premium to paid by the insurer may be paid quar-
ery, half-y yearly or annually.
RATES OF PREMIUMS FOE INsUEING One HUNDRED
. I
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
R. B. Ragan and Wm. w. Ragan, under the firm
of X. B. Ragan g. Co., has been dissolved by
mutual consent. aug. II, ls49.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
Produce, Groceries, &c,

THVHE undersigned will continue the business
IL individually, and all persons wishing to pur-
chase anything in the produce and grocery line
will do we'll to call and examine for themselves,
as he intends to sell at very small advance on
cost. r. b. Raglan.
Holly, Springs, aug. l7-5a-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
District Chantery Court Of the State Of Mississippi
At Holly Springs,

Z. A. Talbot
62l-vs In Vacation aug. o 1919
George Montgomery
UPON opening the matters of this Bill, it up
pcarlng to the satisfaction of the court that
George Montgomery, the Defendant in this casse,
is not an inhabitant of the State of Mississippi,
but resides beyond the limits thereof so that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be served
upon him; 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that unless the said Defendant appear before the
Vice Chancellor ofthe State of Mississippi, at the
court room in the town Of Holly Springs OH the
first Monday in January next, 1850, and plead
answer, or demur to the complainants Bill, the
several allegations thereof will be taken for con-
fessed against him, and such q decree made in the
premises as shall seem just and equitable 1t is
further ordered by the court that copy Of this
order be published in the "IIolly Springs Ga.
zette," newspaper published in the town o f
Holly Springs, Mississippi, weekly for one month,
and that another copy be posted up at the fro mt
door of the courthouse in the town of Holly
Springs. HANNIBAL HARRIS, clerk.
Watson e. Graft, Soils, for complt
Holly Springs, ang. l7-52-5w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
LILLIAN T. JOSEPH H. FARRELL
LAW NOTICE.

HENRY STITH & RICHARD STANFORD STITlI,
EHAVE formed q co-purlnership for the Prac-
Il u tice of Law; and will promptly attend toall
business which may be csnided to them.
p5e Office, in Holly Springs Mississppi-3d Sd
sOT' ,-",h of the New Presbyterian Church
Jely 9th, 1919.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
For Sale.

s,-a A handsome family residence situated
is;Tss in pleasant retired neighborhoodd in
ISiaig the western part of the town and bit q
&ffisIA'~ short distance from the Couit house.
The house contains 5good Rooms with smoke
house Stables and out houses Of all kind requisite
fer Comfort, all in good order. There 81 also q
fine well containing the best Spring water. The
Yurd contains all kinds of shade and fruit trees Of
the choicest uSd best descriptions; there are alss
20 acres good land now under cultivation, yielding
us good as any in the county, the same enclosed
with good fences &c, TO any person wishing
pleasant quiet residence the above is n desirable
place. Would exchange for Memphis Lots.
Terms can be obtained on application Of E.
A. Talbot, drug store, west side Of the Square.
Holly Springs, July 81, ls40,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12

District Ceancery Court of the State
OF Mississippi, at Holly Springs.
Baker 4, ,Wauzer,
1926 VS. In Vacation, Sep
James +. Snithwick &Co., tember 10Th, 1912.
and NJ. B. Peterson & Co.
Upon opening the matters ofthis bill, it ap-
v pearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
James F. Smithwick and Alfred A. Smithwick,
two o. the defendants in this cause, are not in
habitants ofthe state of Mississippi, but treside be-
yond the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary pro.
cess of this court cannot bc served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered by the court, that unless
the said defendants appear before the Vice Chan
cellor of the state of Mississippi at the courtroom
in the town Of Holly springs on the first Monday
in January next, 1850, and plead answer or demur
to complainants bill, the several allegations there
Of viii be taken for confessed to them, and such
decree made in the premises as shall seem just
and equitable.
1t is further ordered by the court, that a copy
ofhs order be published in the "Holly springs
Gazette, newspaper published in the town Of
Holly springs Mississippi, weekly, for one month
successfully; and that another copy Of the same
be posted up at the front door Of the courthouse
in the town of Holly springs.
HANNIBAL HARRIS, elk
Steurns g. Taylor and Ayres and Looney, soils. for
compl'ts. september 81, '49,-5-5w
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12

Partnersh p.
VIM. F. Mason having this day taken bis son into
the old stand, under the firm of w. TSAiason g.
Co. January lst, ls49.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
1b!aa VyIIIIAGG8'
Celebrated iguC and Fever Pills, safe and tCr-
tain cure for Ague and Fever and all the Ia.
riOuS forms OF Bilious Diseases

I TIN VNIOUIUI0U 4HNUINTHV' btst remedy now
known orthe speedy, safe, and eccnHl cure of AGUE
and FEVER in all it, various and cCnplicated Drms tits
composed entirely OF Vegetable Eytact', andIhc propr
rtors pledge themselves that there is not particle Of
dreriousor mineral substance inthcr ompo4tion they
were invented and prepared by ply sician who has
been in the successful practice Of his profession Tor the
last sixteen ycarsn the South and west aud he has had
the ample field for observation and mprov in
the practice of his professions his attention has been par.
cular directed to the and treatment OF all forms
ofbious disense butmole especially to that which
great extent universany prevalent in the south.
crn regions OF the United States vim AGlE and FEVER
Ths public mny therefore rest assured that this mCdi.
cine scientifically and properly prepared aud is n Ger.
tain and safe remedy for the permanent cure Of Ague and
Fever under all circumstances where the directions are
1omnled with
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12

From the Cincinnati Daily Times, of NAV 26h
WISTARs BALSAM or WILD CliERRY-We would
advise renders luborng under affection Of the
lungs, TO make immediate trial Of this truly excellent
medicine. The most inteigen, and respectable families
of city have adopted tas ayorto family medicine;
and person. predisposed to Consumption who have used
it, speak In the highest terms OF its efficacy.
Scores oindi, itluas have been cured of Asthma the
early stages Of Consumption, bleeding Of the Lungs OBJ
sina;e Coughs, etc. by this Balsau-afer hope had
we'll nigh yildod despair. We say this in all candor
is indeed melancholy TRUTH that thousands fall VIC
tins Consumption every year. for no other than
neglected Colds; yet we find hundreds and thousands
Eho treat such complaints with the greatest indifference,
and let them for weeks, and months, with
out thinking ofthe danger,
(fIom the Fall Monitor, NIass)
This medicine, prepared by long experienced and
sklhl ph, scau, tested and approvedby great number
oincligent, distinguished and respectable persons in
various parts of the country Is received and used
with entire confidence and with grent by those
afflicted with pulmonary Complaints 1t is also recon-
mended a valuable medicine for other diseases, such
as Col $, Coughs, and particularly diseases whose ten
dency is to Consumption.
From the Boston Mercantile Journal
This medicine, coming from respectable source and
CAREFUL, prepared by experienced and sklliul phys
ician received by the public with confidence. It's ct
cac, has been prov ed in many obdurao case. Of disease
and il, lme has rapidly extended. 1t has been extern
scy used IL every part OF the country, particularly in
the Middle and Northern st,tcs; and strsng testimony
FROM intelligent and highly respectable persons ha, be
atuc,d in favor oits merit, remedy for Colds and
Coughs, Affections Of the Chest, Diseased liver and
n,a,, .in
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12

For Coughs, Asthma, CoHS Group, BronchiIis
MQue 'sa, Bleeding Of The Lungs, DiGcaty Of
Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness
Of The Breast or Side, First Stages Of the Con-
sumption, DC.
PATIENTS will please read the
v following statement from the HARRISON Gazette. The
nIed read the following note from
the Rev. Mr.. Coldron, whose character for truth aud
vefary stands above SUSPICION and have their doubts
dspellcd as to the superiority of Wi3ar's Bal,am of
w lid Cherry over all ether remedies now before the
public OF the same character.
GORDON Indiana Jan 90, 1913
1t is no lcsa duty than pleasure to state for the ben
ehof the afflicted that consider Wissrs Balsam Of
Wild Cherry great blessing to the human race. Hav
inx tried in case Of severe affection of the lungs
ynbr,itaugly recommend it to those similarly afflicted
,s the best remedy have ever tried, and one which
a,housht myself my time to depart va. near near at ha"d
WM COLDRON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17


Z 5 SsSi . p,4 4 S E@i 25. 1 z 81 a, +, ay
Formally ,iSa ind og1csrai IaNGsroN WATT one Of the
PHuls louis Massey EDMOND }. HART, and WILLIAM
watch sd apisfar seresaiy declared ,ls intention 70 establish
lncoptat un'letrtns Cont y 10 e City q Newor6aus,
Z strg Of &c ',,. i IoasdSa entd Az &c, U p5yds i6r
t@sa dsy q Male, slsn balirei md !ss5 under tH o
Gay ug rss aa r1eHeHt1 90 uar Charter Or Act OF neop9
@ Ts i ~ Is e5gs'et g ne, &c e Of
sael ralaa .ul . be continued during ls term Of m eufy
Nss Tsir 5T-57.raa com iol6sstlias4545fl-t5lils
Of Tllow, ssap a CHda and la t-''os AUD experimenting IN
stock sa De Fny Thou aud yofs. divided into Five Iund
1ai al de line m -ri6 iug and he 4tnja 20 be called 10
a.sngh time a4d h such gUagut rs ID t igssentof the Manager
ANY Stakeholder who shall not within thirty asy. after DE 7sess
Due0rs pay s ASSESSED au bus .cf snail forfeit to die
s' . i,lli lng amount 5 lia5 1s NJ & g H. i
ihg JHa,e.L deere 'si'7iisinE lle ssle; 49,
onwhgm citations stall be served, nt two Drgtn who shall on
s2eshgisg. rem among themselves annually These having 'Fu
Ta for he management Of teprs OF tc said Cooperation u-
to sloys-nausd TING WILLIAM P CONVERSE sl,ii be a..
MASSEY Dutgor whose duty shall De- to manage and control
te business and affairs Of said Cop9rohi 10 elect appou, OF e
ar carry out Che purpose Of this CoFpqn to hold office a,
all officers ami Agents sial be fzol by hl Bogrd.
olAlsseE sns'l ,gs,lf ~ o, US S'f SoI3 'o
TwoDuct, Of WHICH the Manager shall be oeousttuts
At meetings Of tbe s,aekold e Manage, and presiding officer
,tr ~ ps gf tit NJ .s1f H., t, frlIgny '' VI %
Al a5sing. d m fireetors pui Of votes sha govern, tle
Manager AMI Deetors each being entitled 70 one yoe Ia s
a. es Of s he shay not give a casing 'o'e0nd the question be
io5, The mss5gg s1s be f2gf,ae'sd e g ,,.r r
eey may Be d by he Board FOO the time io which ue dfalle
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

Informed by gentleman who has Just returned from
long tour ia the western depsrim that the chefs
the Legmist party in that part of France all but uuan.
mOusly opposed to the proposition of NJ JeInme Napo
Bonapare for the return of the BouIbans, They believe
that the moment has not arrived aud think that
i've ught to be allowed pass before such thing can
safely take place. have il the authority that the
operatives aud Of Chalet and other places the
Departmental the MaHeeLOTe sick Of revolution
and anxious to MAKE for what theY have lost by 20.
hcai sgitat1n since February le4S be totally avee
TO any further cQnVusOu and thai theg express themselves
deeTn 10 take in any future attempt changing
the form OF Gpvenmeat. matterin whose interest may
be nude; and that BouapaTits Oreaass and Lermists
VIII fail in inducing them aidin any utOnay measure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

A STARrLING DEvELoPMENT.-O Thursday
night; the 25th Of Oct, the house of James George
residing in Mercer county, Pa, was lorciby en-
tered by a gang of robbers, having their faces
painted and otherwise disfgured for the purpose Of
ovading detection. After having placed theinmates
under guard they proceeded to search the house for
money, using an axe in breaking open the trunks,
chests. etc. and took from $500 to $1,000, chiefly
in gold Previous to their leaving they tied Mr..
George in his bed, during which employment they
used the most menaciRg and taunting language to
then. then unfortunate victims. Information hay
ing been made against those suspicioned of the
crime, they were Immediately arrested and com
nIitted, which led 10 still further examinations in
tile neighborhoed Of Centreville in the upper part
Of this county, where five galvanc batteries, dies,
chemicals and al the implements necessary for
carrying on the countereitng business, were found,
and arrests made upon the strength Of testimony
and circumstances The arrests are still continu-
ing TO be made and, Judging from circumstances,
theyare only commencing. tits generally believed
that gang Of robbers and counterieiters are asso-
ciated together, reaching from various parts Of the
State Of New York, passing through Pennsylvania
into the States Of Ohio and Virginia. We think
that the matter can now be probed to the bottom
and the whole gang broken up but further dis.
coyeries are being made, we refrain from further
detail for the present.-Butler (Pal Democrat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

1E- The New York Historical Society contem-
plate the erection of fire proof building, for the
preservation of the valuable documents in their pos
session. The cost Of the building is estimated at
$4,000, and of this $4,000 have already been
contributed, in which is included the bequest of the
late Miss Demtt, which amounted to $1,000 OF
the $4,000 still lacking to complete the aggregate
sum, an opulent citizen of New York has offered
to give $4,000, provided the remaining $4,000 are
contributed during the present year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17


HE JENNINGS FAaIILY.-The immense estate
SAID TO have been left by VIM Jennings. of Eng
land has created quite excitement in this coun-
Ty' SO that two conventions have been held to take
the necessary steps to recover this estate The
writer Of this pTesumes that those persons claiming
TO be the distributes not in possession Of the
following information which NAV save them sope
time and money. 1t is believed that an immense
amount Of property or money belonging to the es-
tate Of Jennings Is in the custody Of The Ceurf oF
ChaneeTy Of England, awaiting the appearance Of
heirs. The following facts will however show
them that the estate has passed into other hands
In the year l79S, William Jennings died mites
ate az the age OF nmety-seven, IN the county Of
Suffolk bachelor, and leaving an estate then
estimated at two millions Of pounds sterling
For want OF children, this immense property
passed to more distanty connected relatives. he
landed estates coming into the possession Of the
father OF the present Earl Howe and the personally
being divided between Mrs. Lyon and Lady An
dover.
The transmission Of this vast property to remote
heirs appears to have attracted considerable aten
ton, not only in this country but in England. and
to have led to attempts to establish adverse claims
some OF them in England, the ground Of. nearer
relationships through aunt Of the deceased. whose
existence however, at the time of her gTandfather
DEATH was ludieially negatived. These attemptS
to disturb the distribution OF the estate which had
taken place at the time Of William Jenninas's
DEATH proved abortive
An account Of the death of William Jennings
and the mode in which his property was disposed
o. may be found in the Annual Register for he
year l79S, page 50, Of the Chronicle.
II follows from that account that the propertv
never was in allegiance, but passed Immediately IN
to the Possessionof the heirs at law This tooSe
place SO long ago that any adverse claim not brebt
forward before the year 1878 would be barred ~
the statute OF limitation, I'D and 18th William ~
chapter "a which after twenty years, not only ts
away the forensic remedy but actually extinauisbe
the right and title Of the person out Of possession.
nngs, who died in 1898, it would seem maj 81 -
tempts to set up claim TO any portion 81 il 49,
long been hopeless - r f.6,,,,o,5s7 H. -