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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-15
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10 nnn SHINGLES for sale BY
U,U)Ul) BI.ANKENsIi1P u HUBBs
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-15
Trust tees:

John Hagan, Joseph WalKer,
Peter Conrey, Jr., Maunsel White,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel stewart,
I.oac Johnson. Geo. Strawbridge,
Inhn. 8. Alison, VIM. E. Leyerich,
Edward Snayf11w. Henry s. Buckner.
PETER CosREY, j., President Board OF Irus-
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
A CARD.
M9 S., LIS ,

HHVlNG selected Holly Springs rs a
- u place of residence offers to the Ladies' in
this vicinity, her services as
Mllliner and Dress Maker.
In the latter capacity, she hatters herself tn at
an experience of some years practic, in the art of
Necdle-work, will enable her to give entire sat
isfacton'-in the former branch of the BUSH
she has secured the services Of Lady equally
efficient.
Mrs. W. is this morning opening new and
beautiful assortment uf
NantillaS, llcld-DrcSSes, Capes. Embroidered Vel.
vet NcCk-DresSeS, Bridal and other WrClthy;
Together with variety of Millinery articles suit
able for the season. Fashions received monthly,
and prices moderate. Ladies of Holly Springs
and adjoining places, are respectfully solicited 10
give share of their patronage. Orders from
the country promptly attended to.
0CF- Residence, two doors south ortho Presby-
tcran Church.
Holly Springs, December 7th, lslO.-l6.H
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18

constitution is rendered abortiye by the
complex and intricate system of plead
ngs now pursued in the Circuit Courts
BY reference to the voluminous and rap
Idly accumulating reports ofthe decisions
of our High Conrtof Errors and Appeals,
twill be seen that large propotion of
the litigation in that court has arisen up-
on technical points of law growing out
OF the deficient forms OF actions, and the
pleadings applicable thereto, without ref
erance to the real merits fthe controver-
sy between the parties.
therefore recommend that the exists
ing forms of actions and pleadings in
civil suits in the Circuit Courts be abol-
ishrd, and that hereafter all suits shall be
instituted by petition, and plead to by an
answer, alter the manner of pleadings
now in use IL the Chancery Court. This
will enable the petitionerto to state his cause
of action in plain and intelligibe man
Iner,
Tree ommend the institution of the blind
located in the city, to the favourable
consideration Of the Legislature. The
appropriation heretofore made is found in
sufficient to sustain the establishment;
and, as it is known that we have many
unfortunate beings in our State who are
blind, deprived OF the means of in>truc-
ton so admirably adapted to their condi>
ton by this institution, the cause cf hu.
Imanitv. Suffering under this dpnlorahln
visitation, demands that further ap-
propriation, under the inllue zee of an en-
Ilarged and enlightened benevolcnce,
should be made to build up and sustain
this institution.
! SO far as my extreme feeble health
would permit, | have thus, with much
Difference to your superior wisdom, sub
mitted to your consideration most of the
matters OF interest in reference TO the
object Of our assemblage, that have pre-
s"ntcd themselves to my mind and bc>
ing now about to retire from public life
! beg leave to tender to you, and,
through you, to our common constituents
my grateful thanks for the many evi-
denccs Of their kindness and paltialty
towards me--humbly besccching an ali
wise nd gracious Creator to direct your
counsels by wisdom, and to take the in
tereSts of our beloved State into His HIGH
and holy keeping.
J. w. MATTHEW'S.
;, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, January r, 1850.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO THE PATRONS OF
The Holly Springs Gazette,
JANUARY |, 1850

Another year has passed away
With all its scenes of grief and song,
And in its wake, with spirits gay,
A younger year comes tIudgng on.
All hail! the coming year with joy
But don't forget the Printers Boy.
Beneath the past years rolling tide
thousand hopes have sunk away,
And castles built in airy pride,
Stand stripped, and bare, like ruins gray
Amidst this wreck Of prospects drcar,
The Printers Boy has mad his share.
Bat off the tide and breeze were fair,
And prosperous gales have borne YOU on,
And blessings rich, and viands rare
Have filled your hearts with joy and song;
But few Of these from earth or heaven
Have to the Printers Boy been given.
Through Storm, and rain, and winters snow
And summers heat, I've faithful been,
Each week to pass before your door
And place a welcome friend within,
Whom you have met with eager joy
Nor thanked at all the Printers Boy.
| need not here my tolls rchearse,
Which, through the year, I've patient borne;
Nor work my mshaps into verse
Not even tell that cruel one,
When by the slip of athIess feet,
| drew my portrait in the street.
I've done my work I've done it wcn,-
The year is post-l come again.
A New Years woiI; and who can tel
How mach awaits ofto and pain =
But do the thing which now you "nrter,"
Pay the 'Devil' just u quarter.
But still more happy would he be
Instead ofthat to get V.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Chalmcr Institute,

d. B. JOHNSON, A. M.,-PRlNCiPAL.
yESEIE First Session OF this Institution
L. under the charge Of the present trincipa',
will commence Monday January 25h Tie In.
tjtute is situated in retired, pleasant, and heat
thv part of the town Of Holly Springs.
The course OF instrucaon Will embrace the
usual branc ,es of thorough Classical, Malhe-
malica and English Education.
Particular at ention will be given to prepare
ing students to e.ter College. Young men may
also pursue course of studies tho ha particular
reference to the business in VIII h tn propose
to engage. The discipline wal lie strl;i, without
severity.
Tuition, Plr. Session Of Mo tbs.
Primary Department, t,................$l 90
Junior .....,..,...... 20 90
Senior q ,. p 90
liVh0li'''' ''''.'''' .'............ III w
''ON"u"h'' h''''.''' '..''N.N ,.'.,N,'...s III w
One half Of tire Tuition payable invariably in
advance, the remainder at the close of the session.
Pupils Will not be taken for less than half ses-
Sion.
Board for Students may be obtained at modeate
rates, in the neighborlood ofthe Institute.
Holly Springs, January 18th, 1850.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Rev. L: ". NhOn-Rey, Edward Stevenson.

Rev. L: v. S'hOn-RcY Edward stevenson.
The following is a verbatim copy ola Certificate
now in the possession of the proprietor Of Bulls
SarsaparilIa. Rev. L. w. Seon is widely and
generully known as nh eloquent and accomplish
ed pustor oftIIe NJ. +. Church, and Rov. Edward
Stevenson has been known as one of the most tai
entcd and jealous members that tire kenItcky con
erence could boast Of for many years -and at this
time is filing tie high aud responsible station of
agent for the NJ. L. Book concern South. Canthe
world produce better, or more satisfactory testi-
mony IN favor OF any medicine!
LOUISVILLE, May 20, l8J9.
We have used JHo. Dulls Sarsaparna, and have
known it 10 be used with entire satisfaction, and have
no hesitation IN stating that we believe ii 10 be sale
aud valuable medical compound, and calcuIared pro
duce much good and relieve much suIerIng and there.
e,e, would che ruby aad ost earnestly recOuI. nJ
ii to the aili0 ted. (Sgned) l. ". snllON,
L.. E.STENENSON.
For SAFE by Willis Gur,relI, Sole Agents South side
OF 'he ublic quare Holly Sprngr, Miss,
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
From the Quincy 1ll,) JJurnal,

| BULLS sSARsApARIlLA-We have used one bnls
OF this Sarsaparla for general debility and lunbaro
and believe have experienced en,ire reliet Va
used, in time gone by, two bottles of s. + Towp,enr,
Sarsapara for which we gave 81 20, anI beiey ed wa
received Injury instead Of bene fl lre.n It's use
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
CARRIAGE Il HARNESS SHOP.
L. A. THOMAS

mM III AS bought the old and
sssSssssssE.tF5 54rs III y well known stand of T.
ssssssass sSssssZs5azs;sssAssssSA@sF. Webster, on fernando
sireet,we OF E.A. TaIbot's drag store, where
he will carry on tae above business in all its
VARIOUS ORANGES, lie hopes, by close
attention TO and prsmptness in business, to
merit liberal patronage. He will secure The
best of workmen and materials.
N. b. Repairing done on shortest notice, land
il not according to contract, nc cherge,
REFER TOT. f. Webstor, Holland & Ep.
pes, L, A. Tabot,F. lreeland g. Co., Wm Il
Adams, Stcne & Cook, d. B. MolIoy.
Jan. 70. l650-22--ly,
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Administrative Notice.

W. IlEREAS, Letters of Administra-
ton on the Estate Of Chesterfield McKin.
ney decd, were granted to the Undersigned at
the December term ls49, of the Probate Court
of the county of Marshall, State of Mississippi.
Now all persons having claims against the state
of said dercdcnt, arc hereby botfed to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law, or the
same wllbe barred. LUCINDY MCKINNEY,
January IL. 1850. -92-6w. Administrators.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

EBUursuant to decree of the Probate Court Of
~ Marshall county, state o! mississippi, made at
the December term A. d. lS49 thereof, the un.
dersigned commissioner WILL on Monday the 18th
day OF February next sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on credit of one and two years, at
the door of the court house Of said county, be.
tween the hours prescribed by law, the west half
OF section twelve Q2) township five ISL range
l3l ], west of the basis meridian of the Chickasaw
cession. Said tract land will be sold subject to
the dover Of Eunicy Johnson, (formerly Eunicy
Henderson the widow of Tobias c. Henderson,
deceased heretofore legally laid of to her, and
subject to the lien prescribed by statute; and the
purchaser thereof will be required to give bond
with approved security, for the sum bid therefor,
payable as above limited.
JOHN c. WREN.
January lS5O-2l-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
For the II. S. Gazette.
The Pilgrim Crossing The Dark Valley

o, land of shades! how dark thy curtain foldsl--
Thy dreary realm-thy turbid waters deep
And must pass thy darkness all alone,
And feel thy chill, and hear thy whirlwinds
sweep'
Must my warm hear; thy dreary waters feel,
And quenched its fires and stilts every chord,
No more to thrill with musc's swelling peal,
No more to warm meath sunit smiles of Iovel
Is there no way to pierce the murky gloom,
And light the waves, that may safely pass
lfthcrc be help. then lett quickly come,
For 10 I! The shades are gathering thick and
fast.
Yes on my heart, already, is the chill
OF thy dark waves yet sweetly calm feel
My heart is peace-the tempest roar is still,
And sweetIy swels some far off anthem peal.
The pang is done-the shades have past away
And now in view, IN glory bright and high,
Are temple spires, with sheen of golden ray,
And city walls, where realms Of beauty lie.
The song hear is sung by Seraphim-
And angel bands with golden wing are here =
I've passd the waves, nor felt deaths dreaded
sting
'Tis Heaven | scc-'tis Heaven, and an
here. G.
Holly Springs, January 18th, 1850.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Z Il L G. AZE I Z L.
EDITED BY TIINS. A. FlLCOyER.
II OIL Y NGS;

MOLLY INGS;
JlNT Y,"":;:;%;;;;@;%;;a;::;":::;;:::::lS, 1850
~ The length of the message excludes
Our usual variety.
10 CORRESPONDENTS WHO is "Le
Blanc?" We mustk know that before we
can express an opinion of the piece over
that signature.
We thank &C. for his beautiful little
poeM.
CAmroRNA.-Wc think it probable
we shall have letter from the editor
for our eXtnumber. Letters have been
received to-day from some ofour Califor-
mia boys, but we received none, We
hope, however, that we have some on
the way, which will reach us in day or
two. AT any rate, we shall give some
interesting news from the Eldorado in
our next, and perhaps letter from some
Of the company, If not from the editor.
CHALMERS INsTlTurE-We refer to the
advertisement of this school in another
column. Mr. Johnson has been teaching
in our county for some fine, and acquir.
ed good reputation in his profession.
We bespeak for him liberal patronage
Qj7 See the advertisement Off. A.
Thomas. Mr. 7, is good and faithful
workman, and we hope he will be gen.
erously encouraged by our citizens.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-28

f.r i almost every part Of the globe for their ex-
t~aord,aar,- and immediate power Of restoring per
f7ct health IL persons suffering na6eru nearly every
kind Of disease to which the human frame is liable
IN MAEY THOUSANDS
Of cer,ecstad Instances, they have even rescued
sufferers l-ara the verv verne of an untimcly
grave after al the deceptive HostruIns of the day
had uttcrIv failed and 90 many thousands they
I have uerraeeut'v secured that uniform enjoy
mont Of health, Wltsoae winch he Itself IS but
partial blessing. 50 great, Indeed. hans -her
/ efficacy invariably aud iuia,Hhiy proved, that il
has aIaaared s-arceiy less thaa miraculous 20
( .lasa who were acquainted with the beautifully
1lI -1olical prime ipes upon which they are CONF
( pounded and u@9a which they consequently act.
It WINS % thair manifest and sensible action IA
au~eTac the sDln IS aad channels % iie, and en-
DUNG thesn with renewed tome and yigor, that
thew were indebted ffr t.fer name.
Unlike the hlat Of peraicious qaacSeries which
baas. Il re-.. ah'a ingredients. Tie LEE AIEDL-
CINFS are purely and st-iy vegetable al-d
/ contain neither N.erouET, nor Au=I1cny, nor
arsenic, nar ans other H7iaar-, IA ANY form
Whatever Eaey are entirely composed II eN-
tracts from rare aHd powerful sl7---= Lue virtues
VI vis.sa, taagEiIlaaE known 81 several indian
tribes aa. reo.-sis a. 9le ef1laeE5 r.a-lluc-ig-
teal chemists, are al.9g-t'l@- unknown 30 the
iEuor.l-t c-.el-i -5 81 -iHsar.. sze &c and were
never la. -e ni1s.sred in 50 happily eticaclous
q cuubaat2G
Tie first d ration IS to loosen from the coats
of ths stomach ana bowels ,hz various iHfpuri-
tas and crudli-s constant settling round them
ard to remove the hardened faces which collect
10 tH- -ait .a..sas 81 iHe s.ral fate~tlnes- Dtaer
m= gas .afv partially 81 1zs these, and leave
such collected masses behind d. produce hab.uaI
CasGreuas-, v..l Il. IT'S .rela ot evils or saa-ea
E.-...l. vill is imminent dangers. IBIS lact
Is ggs I.l..-ya ts III re-slt ,nar1rlists who ex-
anime ha hanaa bowels after death aud hence
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-28

one victory over one's SELL j. worth Ten
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-28
TTCFEAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bhters.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for a period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during hat time have maintained e high etaFac-
ter in almost every part Of til7 globe for their ex-
traordiaary and immediate power 81 restoring per
f-ct balfh 10 persons suffering nnder nearly every
kind ~ disease TO which the human frame is liable.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-28

PETER SWEAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-06

- sour months folloxs-Ju 40; July,
sso,f1 "a; August, sac ss7 81; September, $2s76oi
tstal, $s6,27s 90. Making average for the fou
months ending October l. 1850 Of SIS $40 % The earn
ing Of i've months from January lst the time OF open.
hg the road to June lst s5 oo2 49, an average O.
tl,4l2 55 per month This statement exhibits an in
crease Of over 100 per cent 100000 OF the per cent
preferred stock has been taken in Boston and Yer.
mont and the balance s2Oo oo will probably be taken
IN New York.
The matter In controversy between the baltimore
snd Ohio Railroad Company, and the city OF Wheeling
to the OF the Western section OF the road ter
ninatipg at Wheeling, has been decided In favor Of
Wheeling. The Board Of Engineers appointed by the
Executive Of Virginia to detsrmins the matters in dis
psts between the city of Wheeling and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company have decided that the
Grave Creek route is the true and proper route under
the law Of 1s47, and the agreement with that city.
By this decision the point at which the road will first
strike The Ohio river will be at the mouth Of the Big
crave Creek twelve miles below the city of wheeling
A road is under contract from Grave Greek to
Wheeling.
The Hope Insurance Company OF Boston have de-
slsred Q semi annual dividend of Eve per cent paya-
bls on demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-06

LoSDov Friday sept 20, 1sjo-bPM.
W have had considerable setivity In the rroiuss
markets during the week with IncreasiBg demand for
scgse sni sugar prices % which have again advanced
aal several other article. have been dealt In sx,.n
sirsly, a. viii be seen by the suhlone remarks Cot
too has recovered "a Of the recent decline. The
market remains uncbanysd Money has been In mors
request; tho rate Of discount Il unaltsrsi BY tsh-
grnph tsspstch from Trieste l,srn the Oh.
Indis ana China mails at AisrsDdrs; the istss, ss,s
from Caeu;is Is the sth August the letters have net
yst cone 10 hand.
AsssiSis srocxs.-There bas been busiusss In tbs
United state, stocks at quotations, but not tos
great tE.trt and We hsy, nothing Of iatore 10 note
In siste securities, Of shich prices are unaitsrsd
United States per cents inscriptisns, iosi 1905
sellers
Asnis 10 not improve; the demand contlpuss very
limited Fo,s noniDslly as "a, pearls 90 per eet.
CosuiAtaL held hrmly In the aesenc- OF public sNee
Cotoa u rather deartr Tnsidsd has been snf 81
ass ias for eooj Granad', At ~. ts ior esfnsry
10 fps snd small parcel coed red Bshis, al 2ps sSs
grsJaquA held Of Sis . @2s.
coirss.-1he last Of The Dutch Trading conpanys
sac, lost rlssss, Midde,bsfg on lith in.,sot When
axe bling en- advance Of cent on the prices CD
tsibsd at Rcierdam rom the large quantity already
Delivered there little short 10000 bsg) T. evi-
dent the ftochs in the Interior must have become
greatly reduced and this las given farther stinutus
20 the demand there ell In ell thu nssxh boring
porte, rhtfs prices have again sdvaneed while In shs
Msdtei rsnssn, where stocks are very triains, a
n,fk, improve Rent hss shoru its-ii win as con
hdetsSle Lanfaetlons have taken place, The densud
htipf general lccO bsrs native Teylcn have changed
h,nds non sc. a. ca, with buyers I. ths lssssr
from sTs % CO With nne mark. frozn fis 81 sss
2oc0 tsgs Costa Rcn tss 0os. 81 $50 bales Mocha,
u We sVo bales Myscrs ~ sos. o.; 1000 bags
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIrs MAILS.
SOME OF THE DETAILS or THE NEWS.
OPINIONS In ENGLAND OF AHERICiNIShS
HE M A r X E T S
&C, &c, &c.

The British steamship Cambria, Capt Leitch,
arrived at Boston at one o'clock yesterday morn
ing. She left on Saturday noon, the 2lst ut Her
mails reached this city yesterday afternoon.
The Danish official report of the late engage
ment at Missunde, states that The Danes took lI0
prisoners, and that their loss, including CONGO M
missioned officers and men, amounts TO about 80
men; private accounts, however calculate the loss
at 10 men.
Advices from Cassel 81 te that 1.-The town cont
nues in state OF profound tranquility. 1t is said that
Count Thun has assured the Elector Of the supper,
of Austrian and Bavarian troops in the case of any
violent outbreak in the Elecorate and it is further
stated, that the Elector is resolved TO go the full
length of extreme measures. The chief court of
appeal at Cassel has refused to grant rule for the
their official power
We learn from Maimo that the cholera is very
severe; down TO the 9Th the number of cases had
been 75i, and deaths PIP Ia some of the districts
around the disease was on the decrease, whilst in
others il had only just broken out.
Cape Of Good Hope papers 10 the 18th July de-
scribe the colony 10 be perfectly tranquil and the
inhabitants were occupied in advancing their local
interests.
The accounts Of notifications in the Madrid ca.
bnet have entirely subsidized
one of the Turin papers announces that the Mar
quis Of Azeglio, lately named Minister to Englnd,
to marry the daughter Of Lord Mimic.
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iDVaarlSBMRNrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL,


NINETEENTH wARD.-PURsUANT TO THE RY-
IN eommendaton of the Democratic Republican General
Genmitee, the Democratic Republican Electors OF the
Nineteenth Ward friendly to regular nominations 5nd
OF the meet o. Davis
DeDscIatio Head broadway bstwesn Fosty ninth
and ftieh streets Monday evening 9Th inst between
tke hours OF six and niue o'clock r. NJ for the purpose
eeetng By ballot three 10 represent the ward in
Judiciary three 10 AayoTalty and Almsouse fss Con-
gresona and Eve As1.blv Conventions. Aud also ts
nominate direct by ballot, Alderman Assistant
Constables InspeSgO of Eec-
son for EACH the First aad Second Election pstrcts Also,
ssioncTs, Inspectors and Trustees Of
Common schools he supported by the party the coms
ssesn David Wood John Morre Michael o. Iirien
viii leoors Of Prary Election with power 20
81 acsbscs. Es order OF Ward Committee.
EtILIAH a. TAHNuEE, Chairman.
MrsHsrf TRACY. eoo..4..,.,
THOMAS EEIR, >"N'S''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-06
The TI;rllsli Fleet.

The Turkish fleet, under the orders of Grand
Admiral SAleiman Pacha, cast anchor ia the port
OF Smy ma, on the 9th ult coming from the Ourlac
Islands. The fleet consists OF the men OF war first
class, the Neiri-Chewket, bearing the Tag of the
Grand Admiral, and the MessoudIc the Nusreiie
aud The Nizame, second class the frigltes Ma
Wilt Balm and FeZili- lila the corvette NazmFe-
chan, the brig kavsr Eater, schooner Newt Essar,
cutter Serzi-DJe dia, and two war ste amers. the
Tairi Bshri and Bechi- riijaret. The squadron
entered the roads,ead in full sail, with stiff breeze
from the west, and cast anchor 10 perfect order in
semi circle, the two steamers in front. Salutes
were exchanged between the town, the squadron,
and the foreign vessels in port
The civil and military authorities paid their re-
spects TO the Admiral, On board his ship. The
consular body and the officers of the vessels in port
also paid their respects to the Admiral. The
Turkish corvette, on signals from The man ofwar,
fired salutes, according 10 the rank Of the dgnita
rice, when they left the ship
The squadron is said TO be commanded by expe-
rienced officers, and the vessels and crews will
bear the closest inspection
The squadron was TO get under weigh on the 7th
for CoIstaniinople