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Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Carriage Repository Removed.

TENHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends
H. and the public generally, that he hH. rcmov-
ed his stock Of Carriages, BngsitS, Harness kt,
Ne, t6 No. s9, FRONT ROW, where he will be
pleased to see hia customers and friends. His
stock is ample consisting Of every article usually
kept in Carriage Repository, and he is constant
y receiving fre.h supplies direct from The Factory
in New Jersey. Customers are respectfully lnvi-
ted to call and examine before purchasing, as he
hauers himself that his articles ere not surpassed
Tor durability or finish in this or any other city,,
..,.... a., JOHN CROWELL,
Nm. Carriages Of every description built to
order. and work fully guaranteed. '..~
.. J. CRUWELL,
No. 81, Front Rev, Memphis, Ten.
March 10, lS49. ..
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Jew Dayid's orIIcbrew Plastet'

A certain remedy for all fixed pains in the Side,
chest loins. bnck, bowels, muscles rheumatism
IN all its varied lnrmr, Nervous affections lunSs
and liver complaints, Spinal affections Female
weakness. ETC., etc. For tho above complaint
this plaster has no eqanl. The great resbriiy
which 1t hns arcnIy acquired, not only in the old,
but III the new wOrld--thc extraordinary surs.
1t has performed i'll thu mos, e1trprue eases Of
suffering, have acquired for il surh regulations.
that the proprietor lns mt, until rexeutly, bees
able to supply llnlf the demand. ~
The shleH throughout every city, town and vii.
sgc in the United States, are without psrall.l:
circumstance not surprising, when the vast
amount Of human suffering relieved bv its use i.
conSldercd. In Spinal Defects, the benefit usus
ally IL ofthr most decided character. In Nsryeu-
complaints, nineteen case. out Of twcHty TsnJi]v
yielded to the penetrating stmula conbined tv this
valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute or chronic. ,bs
claims fifth. Hebrew Plaster have long since b.eu
universally acknowledged Those who ntc l,bor.
ag under weak backs, M nattcr rrsrn Win
cause the weakness Wny have orisinate,l-svsb
It such persons have been nsyuidrtl in preyioSS
apple ationS, IN the usc Of the Hebrew Pl.s,Ss
they will hnd the siIncted part suddenly r-.tsrel
to ts original sonudncss. .'...~.i,
As a supporter III cnscs Of constitutional rs,t.
ness WIZ oc ""'" VI gton' 2d'ant'gp' II 10
particularly recommended to Female, VII, are
suffering from Sudden weakness, or general de-
blly In short, il embraces all the virtues which
the most scientific mind waS capable af ca,a o,nr-
ding from valuable substances found in the sid
world. and will be found entirely free from thcsA
objections which are source of complaint with
the hlinicrous sprcud-plnsers now before the pub
lie. .... .... ..-i,
w. Thee plasferS possess the advantage Of
beng put up ~ alr-lght boxes hence they rc,aiA
their lnll virtues in all climates. ,..,.
Cc'''nsn'r. "'''"'
ave have Just received the following ts,tis,s.
hinl from Col. Il. G. Sellers, an eminent 1.wvJr
in rucce'-tuI practIcc in Wlco1couhty, Ala. ne
l'n gcsilemaa in high standing, and unc Whose
influence has grcnt weight: =
CAsnEN. Ala.t Nov. e4th, 1873. !,
Mrssrs. SWlll II rntIemen; iIAviny
been requested To state what ha. been the result
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Jew Dayid'E or Hebrew Plaster.

OF this celebrated Plaster, it is only necessary to
say no remedy has heretofore heen discovered 10
equal II IN curing inveterate ucers and all sores.
ether frosh or ong standing; for pains in the
back breast, side or limbs, occasioacd by cold,
goat' rheumatism, &c. 1t is an etllctual cure
Tor corns on the feet, when applied a xutEc,en,
ume' See advertisement on tho ith page.
Tho genuine Is cold by l., A. Tabor, Ma,,y
Springt, IA, lN., isi0.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
LAM BUOkS.


jOHNSON'S Reports, J ,ols., DO Chancers Re
ports, vols, . .t-ir1ftr Z
Vesey's Jr's Repors,9O vols, Mercantile Law.
Mecson's and Welby's RcponS '''bI
Cmncy Oh Husband and Wife, '' p>a'
Philips on Insurance. ..t'. - :sdJ .,
. Digest Lawsuit the United States, Hh.S =
United States Criminal Law,Roper o. l.+sssies,
Angel and Anles III Corporations. 81 u Aos
Digest New York Reports, >1fF"fn .
HocoIhb's Leading Cuses upon ConlHeTssl Law
BJbonr's Chunccry Practice, > 8'i' '"0'
Daniels Choncery Practice, F." t''da"'
> GruenlraI on Evidence, United States Digssl.
North on ProbutV Courts. All oi St"ry's WorksA
Warren LAW Studies, Kinnie's Kent, 1'''a n
Gets Forms in ComeyanciAg. For sH +
C.. G. CLEAyEsI l.
Nov. }, lslS No. GoFront Row, Nsh RI 4;
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
RANGERS SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the 4th
II, m Monday in September at the court yard in
One soutl horse iisi; ssGalbbSTjlssy abbST E''.ys' (vir)
L. Power, lhs mare appraised to oyy's.JS;'y y -. l..
horse appraised to SIS 90
One dark brown marc mule taken up BY John
d. WaiGins, appraised to Sa5 90.
One Iron grey mure mule, taken up by Jsseph
Burrows, appraised 10 5000.
:. J. GILBERT, Ranger,
SEPT, 7-no. 3-2t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
NEW HOOKS.


LETTERS rom Italy, the lips and the Rhine.
by lieadley.
WcbSter'' Diplomatic and Official Papers,
Writings Vi Cassius u, Clay ,Pardoc' Louis
XIV, ... '.a.. ~
. M'nnets Valley Of the Mississippi, a't
Lalnnriine's History Of the Girondists. ,f,
Lives Of the Lord Chancellors, complete,
Gems from Upper; Beauties Of Tcl4u.,
4 Trumbulrs Indian War; Lives Of Eminen
=, Men,
{ Ll'es of Distinguished Females,
Private Journal of Aaron Burr. .
Johnson on Language,
DR.. Mantcll's Wonders Of Geology,
Life Of Cromwell, by ileudley, Is
= Nantell's Medals .f Creation, 4. g..
Chemistry OF Food and sotion Of the jpics.
& i. Facts OIL scslncrlsm, by Townsend,
Verplunck's Edition ofSh,k kspcarc, illustrated
For sale by. c. 6, CLEAVES. ,
~" No. To Front How.
memphis Nov. 3, 1918
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
AKKIIILN Am mr.. .IRTURES or Tue
|, at Molly Springs, Miss

-
AKKIIILS Am DEP- -lRTuRES or TUE
|. at holly springs, Mi""
A'mphh '..., ,.A,
Departs every day except Sunday at si.s \
Bmtrn, via RIPLEY aud TustnmOin '.'.
departs every day except Sunday nj . Pm
lrrive. Z" Mo.dny al "a, NJ.
I,ulhtrr, via Oxford and CoitrilIe
Deyar,4 Mondays, Wednesdays ..,
and Fridays, at .. IA M
- Arrive. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays, at eF'"'
PoutOtot, via Tatalitchr. Rotk! Ford kt,
Departs Menduy's, Wednesdays, .. F..
and Saturdays. at lthA'
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursiuy'',
and Sundays, at 9AM'
Arrange, via IIudNnyillr, Lunar, kt, Sd
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays $50
and Fridny's,.At JAM
Arrives the next day's, at eF'M'
nunando, via Cotkmns' 4 Ilouds
~ Departs Mondays. thursdays at q AN
4. Arrives Tuesday's,S n triduy'sat ut r. NJ
l,lmont, vim Chu|ahoma +.
Departs Tue,day'ss Fridnysnt GAM
= Arrives W ednesdoy's, h Saturdays 7r.N
: htd Banks
Departs every Saturday, at An
Y Arrives every Saturday. ut r."
TuE above mails. (excep,,ho Eastern closes
MBo'clock, Z. N. Day previous. Eastern
/. cosrs At 4 PM S. II, DILL, =. NJ
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Sadling and Harness Making,

THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
public, that he is conducting the above business
IN It's vurous branches ut the old stand VI Niles
a. Wallace IN hsSouth Sido VI the public square
hewiIl take every pains To hayeh work done in
heul and substantial manner. lie will also keep
On hand Tor sale full stock Of sD kinds Of lea,s
e. usually called for in this market. Twin take
hides Tor any ~srk in my limo. ...c .,F
w. W. WALLACE.
uTP' $, Repairing done at the shortest notice.
|. ',Jssus'y 5,IsA. ,.-. .,,..
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
THE MUTUAL
LII L INSURANCE ClTGP PANY,
OF The State Of Mississippi.

THIS Company, Incorporated by y >rtof the Letis
laturo At its las, session. has hssr "tNnisd under said
act, and /, ready to effect n'nrAt. on lives. upon
lk. terms with ,ho'. adopted by th be" "nd sounds'i
Northern compans, in in'urins Prth-rn person'.-
When Northern companies insure K lives Of Southern
o,rtn,, they invarsby add one hif Or one per cent
TO tho regular rate, Our table Of Aes i, iollows
Til. premium 10 be paid by the nsu may be paid quar-
srly halfyturly. or aunually.
RArKsof PREMIUMS FOR lNsufSc ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS on A SrNlE LIFE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Produce, Groceries, &c.

n ME undersigned will continue the business
- Individually, aud all persona wishing to Pur-
chase anything in the produce and grocery line
VIII do well to call and examine for themselves,
as he intends to sell ut a very smal advance on
cost. n. RAGAN,
Holly Springs. aug. l7-bs-3m,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
RANGERS SALE

Twill sell to the highest bidder at the Court
house in Holly Springs the 4lh monday in Oct,
the following Eslrays, (Vz.) "
OnstSy horse and one dark colored mule, and
one Sorrel Filly, Taken up by Hiram Russell
The horse l51 hands high 10 years old branded
on the lelt shoulder the letters appraised to
$1,000. The mule supposed TO be yeats Old
IA hands high, LETT eye out appraised to $1,000
The fly years old, left eye out, y hands high,
appraised 10 $1,000. I'D. ~ ~, q !
Nine head ol hogs. taken up by, Alex, y, Clay
ton 'pp1ai'ed to $500 -, 1n.,,,,so
-. 60 Ll hso -. y ,iT'.n " Il
"a, "a ,s:o ,,sIa'a o,s!a ysts no'f'sRs'"
o't ~, ''Fo-'. % = VI b,4,4,lt ,lUslul
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

: s AIKEN up by Wm. Boyd, one large
- ilea-blilen gray horse, eleven years old, 10
lands hgn, knol on the lett fore paster joint,
b.ud legs little w.ndyalled, marks Of the back
hand on Tie back. collar mark on tho left shoulder
Light name aud tail. appraised to $5OW'
J, GILBERT, Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
PNGNIX u,s.r.
Life Insurance Company
kt. LOlliS. Missouri. 4

'Jso, D. CAMDEN, Prcs.-K. MACKENZIE, Y. Pres,
W, H. PritcharH, Secretary.
gulHIS Company ID established upon the "Mu
Il ,uul Plan" and offers greater advantages
than uny other Company in the United States
A man 80 years of age may have his life insured
in the sun of 81 900, for the small premium oi
Sl3 W, and receive al the end Of each yeur, h,s
proportion Of dividends in CAsH.
Risks are also taken upon the lives Of NEGROES
gainst natural death. A negro rs year, Of age
, valued at $500, will cost premium of So 90.
Applications for insurance will be forwarded
w A. s. CALDWELL,
At the Memphis Insurance Once.
- Memphis, June 18th, lsA9.-43-6m. -.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

District Ccanccry Court of the State
ol Mi.si.sippi, at Holly Springs,
Baker l. Wsnzer, -,
S25 W In Vacation, Sep
James +. Sp,hwck &Co., tember 10th, lS49.
and M, D. Peterson g. Co.
Upon opening the matters of,his BILL it aP-
~ pearina to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
James F. Smthwick aud Alfred A. Smitlnick,
two o: the deIendahts ia this cause, urc not in
hnbitan,s OF the state Uf mississippi, but reside be-
yond the limits thereof, ~ that the ordinary pro.
cess Of this court cannot he served upon them.
il Is therefore ordered by the court, thu, unless
the Suid defendants appear before the Vice Csan-
cellor Of the state Of Mississippi At the courtroom
in tho town Of lInlly springs on the first Monday
in January next, 1850, and plead answer or demnr
to complananls BILL the several allegations there
of will be AIKEN for confessed to them, and such
q decree made in the premises as shA sern just
and equitable.
1t is further ordered by the court, that copy
of this order be Published in the "lIully springs
Gazette, u newspaper Publishedin in Iac town Of
Holly springs Mississippi, weekly, Tor uns month
snccessiyely; and ,hut another copy oI the same
be posted up at the front door oI the courthouse
in the town of Holly springs .,..
.'' HAsaIBAL HLRRis, elk
St.srps& Taylor and Ayrcs aud Looney, soils. for
cumpl'M. september ~, 'l9.-5'bw
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
East Tennessee University
May Is, lS49-39,


THE next Collegiate course Of this Institution
= will commence on the ith day OF ofUctober,
The chairs Of the ProfessorShpa being now all
Aled, and large aud important additions oi apper-
atus been recently msde to the Chemical and Phi.
osophiGal Departments, the Institution offers un-
usual facilities Tor a thorough and complete edu-
cation, Boarding in the Public Hall usually
81 25, in private families 81 80 per week. Tu-
tion in the Collegiate Department is Si5; in the
Preparatory and English Departments, $40 per
Session. The entire AssvAL EXPENSE, inclu-
ding clothing and boarding in vacation, need not
exceed, with strict economy, $3.50 OO, The To-
cality is exceedingly bealthlul and ha. proved pc.
culiary 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. 81, l849,-5w
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

Taken up by Wilson Sulivant, living Two 'n'les
South Of Hugh Davis mills, on the Mereden road,
one Brown horse mule, three years oldlsst srr'pr'
appraised TO gas so' e ~ '''p.NT
july 9th, leio, harge''
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
SPIN THREAD.

WUST received from the "Lauderjale Factory"
- large 10, Of Spun Thread numbers 400 800,
and 100. LONG L. FARRELL.
April 40, lS49' 80
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
r. D. Ragun and WIN. w. Ragan, under the firm
Of X. B. Rugan g. Co., has been dissolved by
mutual consent. aug. II, lS49
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
BoARD OF TKusrEEs.


WA' ,. Mason having this day taken his son into
partnership, the business will be continued at
The old stand, under the firm of w. 7. Mason &
w. January Isl, lS49. :,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
For Sale.


IA A handsome family residence situated
iI;tA ina pItasaIt retired ncishtornoodd
IshK the western part Of the iVwh Inp bI
'AsA--'A short distance from The Con-, heSlx
The house contains 5sood Rooms With smQks
house Stables and ont houses oi all kind requisite
for Comfort all in good order. There u alsp
inc well containing the best Spring water. Tie
Yard contains ali kinds ol shade and fui, Irees Of
the choicest and brol descriptions; tbefs are slss
30 acres good land nuw under cultivation, yielding
rs good nS any in the cosnly, the same eOclossdI
with good fences &c, 10 sMy PtTson wishing y
pleasant quiet re.idencs the above iss desiusls
place. Would exchange Tor Memphis lOs.
Terms can b. obtained on sppcs,ion Of T.
A, Talbot, drug stare, west sile oil the Square.
Holly SPRING., July ~, 1919. ..'n! e.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
CiSIINGAI CiSIlNGS,

CASTINGS! CiSTlNGS!.
CONSISTING Of every size Ovens Pots,
OSkeus, Odd Lids. and Wagon Boxes--jus.
received by LONG T. FARRELL. =
April 30, 1886. M ...4.. 30
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
The Best Rtmudy ever known 10 Man.
I 9 = Z Z ! 3


For Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group. Bronchiiis
IgRuc II" Bleeding ofhc Lungs, Difficulty Of
Bredthing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness,
efMe Brrdst or Sidt, First Stag" Of the Con.
sumption, jc,
coNSUMPTlVE PATIENTS will pleas. read tn.
4 following ',stsm'u ut from the Harrison GaIsut The
incredulou' invited ts read the following not, from
the Rev Mr., Coldron, whose character for truth snd
.sraciiy 'snd, above rion aud have Chsir doubt.
dnp'rd" to the superiority Of Wis,ar's Bn.am Of
W lid ChSrry over all oihsr remedies now before IN
public Of tb. ,sss character
Corr DON. Indiana. Jan. %, I8aa
1T no less duty than pl.s,ur. to stat. for tn. ben
shtof,he afflicted that consider W,tar. Bal,an of
Wild Chtrry.s great blessing to III. hvmnn race. H,v
ing tried in case Of severe snction Of III. Iunv,
pnh'',atingl, recommend |, to those similarly afflicted
- the b'nrtnsdy have ever tried. and one which
ured IN. whsn ply 'iran, said J must die, and when
"hought m!''li my time TO depart was near nj hand.
WIN COIDRON
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
LW NOTICE

THE Partnership Of Niles e. Wallace, has nc, ..
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebt.
ed to said firm will please to cell on e. Niles, Al,
the old stand for settlement. 1
.'1 ..' t... CHARLES NILES,
W. W, WALLACE
.v Janpary 3, ls4o, ...',. .a
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

HUST Received 40 hbls. OF Roacht lt.tr
- Short profits Ior cash. N. I HANp,"
April Goth, lS4g...no. IS, -, w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

Knoxville, Aug. "a, lS49,-5w
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06

Culture ofths WheYtleberyy.-Most Of
the fruits that we consider adapte- i only
to their native wilds or pastures, may be
very successfully and probably cultiva-
ted in our own gardens. The Vermont,
Chronicle remarks that swamp whor-
tleberry is capableof successful introduce
ton into garden culture. A gentleman
in Wayne county, Michigan, has little
whortleberry tree planted from asmarsh
ten years ago. II is about ten feet hich.
and about an inch and a bali ID diameter
at the root. II stands in q rich sandy
upland soil. The fruit is improved in
size and Of equal flavor to that produced
in the swamps. The yield is said 10 be
more abundant and more certain. The
Tree i watcred daily in very dry weather
and perhaps might do we'll without II.
II efforts tocultivate on q dry soil be not
successful more moist one might be
tried. Tie smaller variety growing on
the openings might be tried. They pro-
badly would flourish as well with the
same treatment as currant bushes, and
surely this delicious fruit IS worth rescu-
ing from the extinction thatAseenis 10
await Its for il is much more palatable
than the currant, and requires less sweet4
ening. HalloaOelg Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06
DR.. BEECHER.

The venerable Dr.. Beecher preached
IN the Centre Church yesterday after
noon. His subject was the evils that
threaten Us as nation, and though the
FIRE Of youth was not there, there was
vigor enough to give weight to words, in
themselves weighty with wisdom There
Is 4 feeling Of the moral sublime in look
ing IT such 4 man standing mp after
service IF y lnany years, and Of the best
kind toe, fef his country, still to sound;
the alarm over her perils. When the
old man lays of his helmet for the last
time, and wipes from his brow the sweat
and dust Of the battle, there will be
moist eyes throughthe nation. Hiswill
be bright. H Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06

Mrs. Funny Kembls ButlsE. in compa-
ny Of Mrs. Childs, the authoress, is Just
now rusticating with her two daughters,
at Lenox, Mass. One of the gossiping
newspaper correspondents says, few
days since, "the last, of the Kembles's
formed one Of . numerous party Of young
ladies attached to beading school in
the neighborhood.) who went on jauntr
from Lenox to Mount Washington. The
expedition was made up Of large, un-
covered wagon, drawn BY four spirited
horses. This vehicle contained the young
misses. A single carriage contained the
rnatron and her driver, trndging along be-
hind. The only out-rider visible was
Mrs. Butler on 4 beautiful grey horse.
She was in , plaid skirt (black and whitel
ablack jacket mot \ sack) closely fitting.
"a felt hat, black lace veil, hawking
gloves, and, for the freer use Of her per-
son, 4 painof white pantaloons well strap
ped down to her boots. which were deck
ed viii ! fine pair Of spurs. The party
was gone several days, and encamped out
with their tents in the forests Of the
mountain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER


THE CARs l--on Saturday evening
last, the ears Of our citizens were for the
liFst time saiuted with Tie sh,ill whistle
Of the Naugatue Steam Horse, en- route
for the Litchfeld and Woleottgille dspots.
II. was d welcome sound, and our hills
and valIies rtpeated the novel echo as II
charmed with The musicl BY an adver-
tizemcnt received from Mr.. Hurd, the SUI
Psrintendent ltoo late for insertion this
week. wslearn that The passenger trains
leave Bridgeport 1t 1910 4. M, and 4 80
3 NJ. Returning. lesse Wolc0ttvilIe at
4 a. M. and so r. A. Both forenoon
and afternoon trains connect 81 Bridge
port with trains to and from New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06
WING GAIN IN RHODE ISLAND.

Election Of Hon Nathaa +. Dirom
By returns received BY express at the
slfice Of the Providence Jossrnai, If the
election for member Of Cong1esssinf the
western district Of Rhode Island, which
took place on Tuesday, It appears that
the Hon. NATHAN F. DIXON, the wing
candidate, is elected by some GOO majo-
rity. Without the town Of jamestown,
which last April gave 10 wing to 80 loco
and free soil votes, Mr.. Dixon's majority
is $50. Mr.. Thurston, the late naember,
was the candidate Of the Hunkers and
Free Sellers. AT the first trial. the vote
was for Shcarman, the whig candidate.
1859 for Thurston, loco, POLY; for free
soil and scat, ls6. Majority against the
wings, 244. The result on Tuesday
shows a wing gain Of about 500! Well
done. wings Of Rhode Island.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06

allie. o.brgey, quilted hi6 position and
the Russians, 4 good dean cui up, tDlloFln2
him ,.but where the HnngaFfsn Is does not
appear very clear, whilst hieenemies have
aiier a march Of gTeaf danger and difdcully,
crossed The Theirs aud taken up position
near the hanks Of Fured in l'ransylvania-
We fnd thar some Hungarian troops
have crossed over into Modavia. doubtless
10 detach The Russian foIcrs, BY making q
diversion In the enemy's territory.
q Ia The south. abnut Peierwardrini good
deal Of active fighting is gSing On, lns We
have NOT exaetinsormaIiono f Gen Hagnan
having Joined the forces Of Sne Ban
1t is not unlikely thai the hangarians
may in that quarter pas-man@nver the
Austrians aIier all. IN The meantime We
learn with tbIerable certainty hiatt right
bank Of the Danube, between Vienna md
Peyth. is entirely interrupted, and i Is gain
reported thai The Hungarians once more
occupy Pesfl,.
II seems that IN almost every position
the ElungarsanS maintained their ground,
and ia several they are undoubtedly con-
tquer1Ts IEthey can defy the ViennOise SO
close 10 the capital as Raab, Il Is quite
plain that The Russians and AustTians have
heavy work n get through before they cat
ouch The instruction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06

A LAReE SLicE 81 SPalEs.-A certtin
Mr.. DENLY. reported as defaulier, 10 ihr
tune Of $l55 508,44, was only temporary
agent Of the government a. Marseiiles.-
What would have been aulling amount
had he been he permanent ageRi, may read
lily be conceived. The fact Is, the newspa
peis should never SCI up any defence for
public aefanliers.s Whether yoil fcb an III
aividual 81 rob the people, ii Is sill a robe
III, and should Be treated IS sVch. a nnen
Is sent IL Inc penitsnliary for two years, 81
stealing $50. Yet the fnnclionasy who steals
81 $50 600 has been quite uI Fortunate inSpec
snlaiions and cannot refund the money "a q
appeal il made In his behalf! Bad moral
iiy This, and worse principle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06

EI According to the minutes Of the
General Association If Connecticut, just
published, there are in the State, 246
Congregational churches, 252 ministers,
of whom 2o6 are settled pastors, and
4I,o7o, church members; or, if the
proper proportion be added for %, chuf-
ches not reporting, the whole number of
church members will be 44,s00. The
additions to the churches are !;
by profession 752 BY letter 1896; total
1547.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-09-06

Rhode Island. Nathan + Dixon, Iw.
has been elected to Congress from the
Western district, over Thurston, dem, by
about 600 majority This is = strong
wing district. Hart Times.
Yes, it Is q strong Wing district
now though it has been quite the re-
verse for the last four years. The Times
is very careful not to let its readers know
that Dixon's election is q Wing gain.