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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26
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that about nine o'clock of the night of the
18th ult., in that city, there was a fall ol
snow from a clear sky. There were, a.
the moment, clouds at the north, not ex-
tending higher, however, than 80 or IS de-
rrees above the horizon. The stars were
all shining in the zenith. and the fakes fel
perpendicularly.
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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26

advantage % the Company, without
any material increase In distance, and
sg5tzout imposing any additional tax O
transportation upon the persons and
r.roaertv conveyed over the road, and
ue are ve1 10 be informed Of any valid
and truthful objection that can be urged
- cur proposition
ReSa1sof, That N cur judgment there
: q most Obvious and important dis.
1-cc-oa between the proposition q
construct this road along upon the bor-
der - cur State and tt rough one oi
as extreme corners, without any refer
ozoe % the local interests of our State
and People and 4 proposition TO con-
sS-uct Railroad through, or into the
5z-ezzorcf oUr State: Thai IN the latter
ozse. xile Interests Of the State, and its
czslzszs - : Whole would be equally
baze.7.tea. k. The read run where il
zs5zAt tAuosgh the territory OF the
Sale. AID as socasion slpzfss Ez<des
- csrcaEzss7s7-oc ordinarily be left
70 tse discretion Of the Company pro-
Hsas-E . construct Il; but in the form
rczse. Lkere Is . direct conflict Of III
ccrest 51tvgoen cur State and people,
a-1 a5==olilil- States and peoPle in Ge-
-r5 - s-zse, population, revenue, and
CEser Interests, aBd We have full con
Eaa1e ia the wisdom and patriotism
"a. 1er I-e-Is.a;1-e 20 believe that it VIII,
al 1lse IYezislatuues q other States have
ao1e uud1- similar circumstances, be
5azs 70 The State and people which it
fzs baea called 10 represent, before Il
consents % k generous 10 those whom
Z does uol represent
Rls'caf, Ehat on our part, we ac-
-eE5 oI tie terms imposed upon the
cl-lzels 6 North Mississippi by the
provisions - the Bil passed by the
Senate. ana now pending in the House.
ard we entertain 10 doubt OF their be-
@- eheersry and promptly met should
ll-c 81 baccue = law; and q the same
ii-le v.e ueEard them Is being as Eber-
q. - s-e Company Is should be expect
a- c- ElEel- aad whilst We can see
zsl-- s1 lie face of TIE BII calca-
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.---a1 q the -caa, We knos7 Of no
r-1, 13 have heard Of none which
v Justify t1c assertion tbalit vii not
z--zrtei ~ the Company, BOT have
-rl-r --oul1 GO believe that if yFill be
Elr acrrs1zce3 ia by an overwhel-
@ -l- s-l-- q stockholders in the
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Ezzzz. That tie thanks Of this
meeting be rendered 10 our Senator,
r. \ C.Te1T, and 10 :. ~. Clapp and
So-e- Barton. for their services in at
t-l45sE 30 our interest and represent
5az Slse same 10 Jhe Legislature
l. u4s thea moved, hat IN as much as
he wsz1her vas ineleuent, and many per-
=oaz nay have been prevented from aiten-
ding t5s meeting, this meeting adjourn
ztz Monday next the 25d inst, for the
Fz-Fess q obtaining a more full expires
sea & fzlse feelings ofthe citizens generally
AEs lie msetiag accordingly adjourned
u1t5l Lan1zF, she esd inst
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26

II The Mississippi Palladium Office IS in
the same roosas recently occupied by the Gazette,
en- the Northeast corner Of the pablic square
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26
MoNDAY, Feb. esd

Accorl-Tg % previous adjournment the
r5i,.zeas Of Marshall County again assem-
5les oa Mo.aiay TIE sd of Feb, 1852, at
he Coars H0use IN Holly Springs; and
1heTe beng q large assembly Of the citi-
zezS fron different portions of the county,
ne Uesola6cns oEered al the previous meet
ag w.re read and approved for the con-
si5e-zziea Of the meeting
N ClzEPtben addressed the meeting in
II alle znd eloquent address, and offered
- IL ooazi5eTalioa u the meeting. the
ssIlcaslg resolutions. TO be added TO the
rese..z.soz.s already offered.
Rssslugz, That should the said Bill
bocone a law. and the Board OF Direc-
tors Il tie Memphis s, Charleston Rail
Road ConlE any should persist in a re-
Eeszl - construct their read through
he serrsGory ct CTR State, except upon
tae terms which they at present wish to
65ceases and which We deem ruinous TO
1z.s ssess Interests OF this portion of cur
State, and pTeiadicIai 10 the interests OF
Sae : tate y : whole, for the reasons
zksoxe stated, from the manner in which
sSaca location as they desire would
affect the population, revenue and
o1her interests Of the State, that
we recommend 10 the citizens oi
Norsis Mississippi, at once to organize,
and proceed 10 the location and con-
sEracsiea OF Railway from some
posa1 i The Eastern boundary OF oul
State IA the direction Of TuScumbia
o. from the town of Eastport on the
Tennessee Rive, TO the most eligible
peins % the Mississippi River within
err ovra Stale, and We deem Il a re
preach - the energies and resources 0
IL citizens Of North Mississippi. to sak
that sssy Vii not be able successfully
. 1ccamplish such an undertaking.
KsSseos. That v-ekave learned witt
p.easase 1aat Bill wsil probably b
passed y the present session of GU
Legsslatare, providing for the recon
nosSanee q the River Coast from tn
Goa.h oi 1azoo Pass to The Northerl
Boundary line of our State, and tn,
survey 4 3 route for railroad from
scsne point On said coast TO the inte-
Ter of The. State. ard interest. out,
and state pride alike require OF Us L
enrich our own State with our trad
and capital if practicable, rather thai
be the thankiess tributaries of others.
Maj Barton then followed Mr.
CARP. and eloquently and faithful,
described the action of the Legislature
and is special committee upon tn
III recently passed by the Senas'
with regard 10 she Memphis s. Charles
! scn Raj Road.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26
Announcing Candidates.

FOX State or District Offices, SO
For the Legislature, 10
For County Offices. )
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26

E TERMS OF THE PALLADIUM.
TIE Mississippi Palladium is published weekly
1t holy Springs, Mississippi.
A. - Per year. ia ApyAsoE: s2i1a i paid with-
n six months, and 81 If not paid unit. the expi-
ration OF The year
No subscription received, for less tine than
six months, except for IN. campaign paper.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-26

= " ztsf q tHe NeszI, ,
Thss young and fiery converts feel "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05
DESTINY.
CAREFULLY CALCULATED
AND Set ON PAPER


ARRIVAL Of DR.. e.. w. ROBACK at New York.
The celebrated DIR e.. w Roback from Sweden,
Professor of AstrOogy, Astronomy, Phrepoiogy, and
Geomancy, having just arrived from Philadelp lpha,
where he has met wiih'the most extraordinary suo-
cess, for the last four offers his services
the citizens II New York, and Its vicinity, T.. "
Rubnck being the seventh Of the seventh son. and
having made AstIology his elusive study siuce the
early age Of nsen years enjovs advantages derived
from Hing and n fiecton, that pUssess,d by
none in this country or In Europe aud being gif-
ted b, Nature M having cultivated those blessed gifts
he 10 prepared to adapt them to the following u,es,
and the immediate contamination of the following
topics. lie can he CONSULTED with At his Office by
letter, II pre- paid and he h prepared to make oi
his power on any al the following topics, Business
Of all descriptions travelling b, land or seas court
ships sdyi,es given for their successful artompl sh-
ment specunting in stocks merrhandizc or real e.
tnte the recovering Of legacts IN dispute the pur-
chasing of tickets aud the safety of SHIPS nj sea. lie
also has had the honor of receiving eeri6caie roH2
the Honorable T.. John Dernndoite forr rly King q
Sweden, which u will give him gieat pleasure in
show ing 10 these who Will favor him with n call lie
also offers his service respecting health, wealth and
marriage, love Affairs Journeys, law suits, difficulty in
business, fraud, sickness aud DEATH past, present aud
future events, aud all the concerns oi le aud invites
all those who are afflicted corporially nentaly.-
Terns-ladies 20 cents; gentlemen tl. Nh'iN iiiss
calculated and read To- full, according to the GRADES
aud masculine sgns, lsiies eli gentlemen sl, 60
kntNities calculated acc ordng TO Geonnncy tor la
dies ~ In full s. gentlemen g. in iul s5;-Ysr.
sons ~ distance can have their natiyitie- drawn by
sending the date of the day of their birth. AL let
tiers containing the shove fee will receive mn,ed.
OF the Dniied states, written on durable paper. All
letters on any of the above topics, post-psd will
he answered gratis. Ills office 10 No. " hhs-street,
blocks below Broad way. jylOd d&w ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

The n. Y. Sun says that the spirits
are communicating the sayings OF Mr..
Clay since his exit from this sphere.
EIchdnge paper.
OF ali outrages upon public decency,
taste. or respect Tor the dead, We think
the liberties taken by these mediums,
and spirits. the most insulting and dis
gushing.
Henry Clay, the great and good,
sleeps IN his narrow home, the soil stlll
wet with IA nations tears. The country
throughout clothed in the habiliments OF
mourning for her cherished son, and
each manly heart sore and afflicted for
the loss Of him, whose services in his
nations cause will long be cherished.
This noble patriot is scarcely inferred
in his grave, while sorrow 10 intruded
upon, sacred decency shocked, by those
who practice and profess this contempti-
Bile humbuggery Of spiritual dealing
These fanatical sightseeing fools, who
would build up deleteriouS theory for
ihe supcrsu,ious and weak-mind, d at the
expense OF the departed dead.
Outupon such proceedings. Blistered
no the sOrccrers in this diubolical magic.
A whip should be placed in every hon
est hand TO lash The rascals naked
through the world"
But IL Ignorance. superstition and pre-
sumption are thus culpable, and deserv-
ing Of censure. what palliatlon il there
for IA Puhlic journal like the Ne~ York
Sun, making itself the organ Of this
sacrllegious, god-defying set Of hyPo-
critics and impostor.-and doing il with
apparent levity.
Disgust and detestu,ion must arise in
every breast, and hold the advocates Of
such doctrines upon the par OF those
poor maniacs, who scnseless rave with
in the confines Of some mad-house.-
Henry Clay is IN Heaven! far beyond
the rcacn OF human power or human
mean. That noble spirit now mingIes
in celestial regions with his God. Let
his ashcs remain in peace, and undis-
turbcd.-N y. Pirnyuns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

General Scott will, beyond all ques
ton, receive the votes Oi tour and pro.
bably five OF The New England States
OF tie four Midil. States New York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, and D,la-
ware Oi tive AT least Of the Southern
States - Maryland, North Carolina,
LouisiAIIa, Kentucky. and Tennessee !
ii Of tour Of the WIst,rn States
OHIO, Indiana. Michigan, and Wiscon-
SIN, with fair prospect Tor Iowa. illinois,
and California. Here are seventeen
> cs certain tor Scott, giving 2O2
electoral votes, with "a lair chance tor
tour more States, giving 27 electoral
votes. Nlaiae, al least, We consider al
most as certain as any State IN the
Union, and this will swell SCOTS vote
to 2l0 quite enough for all. practical
purposes. Georgia and Florida are the
only States which went Tor Taylor that
will not vote tor Scott, while he Will GIT
three times aS many that did not 20
Wing ~ lSaS.
The prospect Of Wing victory in
New York never was SO promising as at
present, md the Wing party has not
been 50 well united there for years. All
accounts assure Us that the Empire
State Is absolutely ccWtain for Oh
Chippewa while the friends of Pierce
will scarcely be able to make show OF
opposition. The Keystone State is con-
reded to Scott on all hands, or all but
the mere politicians and office expec-
tant.. She will give Scott fifteen thou
sand majority. Ohio is no less certain
for the hero Of Lund>'s Lane. The
Cincinnati Gazette says there is no, a
Wing county in the State where Scott's
majority will not be much larger than
Taylor's, nor Locoioco co,in'y in
which Pierce can get Cass' majority.
IL re are the three largest States in the
Union, every one OF which will vote tor
Scott. With these Tor him as capi tai
20 start upon, he canno, be beaten
Detroit Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05
TFrom the Irish Americana


AsAPrEAL TO COMMON SESsE.-lt won'
do. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ing a reason ior it, We might tell the public in
every issue of our paper, that HuTcHisGs' vEG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
oft, bu, they would N believe our ipse DIRT
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per.
sonal observation and {, ON the concurrent testi
Ttny Of all our friends and ac,luaintances who
have tried the article, have il tried, that
its tonc Alternative, and restorative properties
altogether uneqnallcd. That it braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, imparts
frnness to the nerves, and invigoraes the consti.
tution and that its stimulating effect is follow cd
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomacht which me ical science has
yet given TO mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark.
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had Of
the agents, free.
PRIcE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05
RECiPRoCrrY WITH CANADA. The
.fer York Express says:

RECIPRoCiTY WITH CANADA The
.'er York Express says:
David l.. Seymour, Chairman ofthe
Committee Oh Commerce in the House
Of representatives. is now engaged on a
very important bit, which will be re-
ported as coon as his committee is rea ch
ed in order OF reports CO., IA hill providing
for the free navigation Of the St. Law
renee River, and Tor reciprocal trade
with the Canadas. II provides that
whenever the Government Of Great
Britain shall give u. the same privilege
oi navi eating the St. Lawrence, in all
respect. AS Is en- Dyed by British sui.
jects or vessels, and whenever the Prese
dent Of the United States shall issue his
proclamation declaring certain articles,
the growth and production of the United
States, to be admitted into the province
oi Canada, by law. free of duty, then and
after that day, until otherwise directed
by Congress, the like articles, being the
growth an,. production Of Canada, shall
be admitted free OF duty into the United
States, when imported direct from that
Province. The article enumerated are
grains and breadstutis, vegetables, fruits
seeds animals, hides wool, cheese butter
tallow, horns, sailed and fresh me is,
ores oi all kinds OF metals stone, marble,
ashes, hemp, raw unmanufacturedc cot.
ton, lumber agricultural implements,
aud castings OF all kinds of metal.
Should such bill pass Congress, and
i, is thought i, may pass even at the pre-
sent sesslon, it would probably remove
all difficulties growing out OF the NORTH
eastern Fisheries"
We have no objection TO fair system
ofreciprocity with The Canadns. What
We do oppose is the admission Of the
agricultural products Of those provinces
into III, States ithout obtaining some
1untrbalancing advantages. Canada
has a surI lus Of nearly all the articles
enumerated in the above list cons, :
qurn,ly the privilege OF exporting them
to that country is worth little to U.s.
Cotton is, We believe, the only article
in the li.t not produ, I'd in Canada, and
that is now admitted du'y Tree. A fair
system oi reciprocity would include
manufactures. The Navigation OF the
81. Lawrence, although a valuable con.
cession, would no, Justify us in throwing
open our markets to the surplus agricul-
tural products oi Canada. The fisheries
we claim as Il right, and We hope our
Government will not allow the ac-
knowledgmen, OF this impor,an, righ, to
,. made to del end upon any other
issue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

Lows NAPoLGoN's Grand
fste, $e.-The Paris correspondent uf|
the London Leader says:
Louis Bonaparte 10 now regularly
s~t'lrd Tor the summer ~ 81. Cloud
Exccsscs OF all kinds have marvelIousiy
changed the man. lie is said 10 be
quite ou, Of health and his doctors tell
him decidrdly, that il he will not change
his manner OF living, they WILL not
answer tor his life. llr IL also said TO
be- worn down with anxiety and work,
detected aud i-noralized. Tie iccls the
i.il.eness OF his position, and the difficult
~ Of c,calc.
Pending the grand :our to the South,
the Government 10 preparing a fete Of
dazzilng mngnifcencc, to grauiy the
well-.nown taste Of the Parisian popula.
ton or Z" FIRE and smoke" and all the
"pomp and circumstance Of war;
The affair 10 to take place on the 18th of
August, Saint Napolcon's day. The
spectacle will consist of the crossing oi
Noun, ST. Bernard, BY the French ar
my performed by $4,000 men, under
,rlns Ths heights Of Chaillot are dee
tined 10 be- the theatre Of this exploit
and Trocaiero is TO he transformed into
:, Mount -. Bernard Tor the occasion.-
In the morning we shall have "A pan,o
mimic military display Of the troops
c-ossing the mountains, with sham com
bat.. Atnight Napoleon, on horseback,
will be visible ny the aid Of thousands OF
colorcd lamps. During he performance
there will be- "a grand SNOW storm, falling
on 81. Bernard and the troops, conclud.
ing with an immense display OF fire
works, in the midst OF which will appear
"a gigantic eagle. surmounting the figure
Of Napoleon. This tete will cost TWEEN
y-five mi lions but Bonaparte will not
grudge the money, il he can but succeed
III dazzling the peol l~ Tor he feels its
hostility, and its affection Must be
bought AT any cost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05
10000 PERSONS crRED

THE Public are rr.peetiSlly in''" med that pr
Il Tobias h,s adopted the abDve 80 his motto
since he has introduesd his in,nk.Lk.
VENETIAN LlNlMEAT,
|. On Salc IN the upited Ssa,ss--Dow over three
lIDuring thst 4 pssi,d, eys,y by,,Is ssh ha.s
ing to the dir~ctions, OF the none, ~vsii Le ie-
funded; and no Agent was allowed 10 have on
sale wiihob, I've would warrant il.
THOUSANDS or BOTTLES
! Have been sold, and NOT osk IN a THOUSAND!
HAVE BEEsR RrruGsrD! ~
Wherever il has been introduced, il hss
suprrcr.ed every other Linimen,, and With scarce-
iy any advertising, has quietly won pnblic conf.
dencc. Now. there are hundreds Of families that
are never without il. This has b~en done by
private recommendation, chi~ay from those who
have been cured by il Of obstinate D,seases,-
t shsn ers,y other rrmedy has proved 's.6soSsi.
MANY persons have said, ON reading my PAM
phIet, thu, il CURES TOO MAsS coSVLAINTs
but ! have replied, "Use il according TO the dir
ections, aud i you do not get relieved, your mcney
will lie returned" More cannot say (or if
confer nv benefit ask no remuneration. All that
Is asked 10 fair trial then ] an assured there
will lie no dissatisfaction.
Ir IS SWAKkANTED1O TO CURE
Cholera, Colc, Dysentcry, Crsnp Vomiting
Sea.sickness Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throsts.
Cuts, Burns, Chiibiains, sweiings. Old Sores.
Bruises, Coughs. CrouT, Mu nps !EhAppsd iisnds.
Wens, Corns, Mn.gneto bf.s' wans. f.iP'.-
t,9n % ol the he.r, MeMne ~ ,ne .'~oe' pses'
thest, rams 'n '"'h's, "e""""sRc' NC
thousands "i 'e'""o"'s '"" ~ see" ~ '"s
depot: :, -, 80.
w ruii directions ~ISPrS sP """e'e'y oo''"'
LADIES
ca" ma no af''c,o 'na' WI" :" I",cxy ana "A'n'-
sss'y remove I,"ip,e' a"o b""'hes "S's '"s
Ncck, U TMe anu Sianus'
noGr, a.
wh"h ea.rs . on h nS"o,;a' |" on'arsn s"aS'y.
can be ave'.ra ny 'he U,ne'y App"cA,cn " sne
venetian i'n''"en', Is'ens "os'a onse'.e
the" chnuren, ana ~nea ,"e syes are nesvS%
'he "raTn'ng sns"'y ." my w:u'a Two W
nees aha c"es' msn wv. u, ~. NY ..
"o"'d nave 70 suus, ina, u,sWss,ng sS'"P's'n''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

r. n. R.-Bnd offensive bresth-stomaeh out of
order-Tske ten drops Of Il. Y. Il. every morning In
q little water and rinse the mouth; also swallow
some Of the R-lief- will neutraliZe the acid on the
the mouth and teeth all tartar or bad taste. Persons
troubled with SICK headache, will find inmcd cdinte re-
lief by using X. X. X. II there are any suffering
with Neuralgia, Toothache or Rheumatism, We guar
antee that Railways Ready Relief will stop the worst
pains in few minutes. Price Is cents so cents, and
oil per bottle.
n. II. The following oompIimen,ar, notice of r.
Il. II. Remedies 10 taken from the Sunday 6spstehi
Il. X. No.
Radway's Ready Relief will stop the most eysTu-
oa,ing pains in few minutes. II 10 used iniernaly
aud externally. The moment u is taken or applied,
the system like eleciftity, instantly relic wing the
most ercrueatng tortures and arrestng the progress
at the disease IL cures Cramps, Spasms, Neuralgia,
Rheums,ism, Sick Headache, Chiils and Fever Diar
thea Dy sentery, quickly and radio icsy, relieving the
sufferer from the most tormenting pains In q FEW
minutes. For MI acute pains, Railways Ready Re-
lief will instantly cure aud speedily reuye the cause
from the system. Price of u. u. H. Relief I, 25
oenis, SO cent?, aud ~ per Bo,,le..
II. n. H. No. 2.
R.pwsy's ReNovArtso HesoLvgNr ~.Eus rHg
sLooD sicH, ruRe AND ueALruY.--t II called
"Renovsting" brcsuse u renoyaies the whole Ns.
TEN u acts upon the blood, aud clsapses ", puri
fes II, enro hes u, and rees iand sll the fud. Of
the system-from all poisonous hunors. tr impsr,s
life and strength To the Nerves. u 10 called R,.o
vent, becsuse u resolves away from the bones, mus
ces joints, and sol,ds, all dDsas,d AVID po,,orous
deposits, by which u cure Ulcers, Fever sores,
serofus, Cancers rum ore, ssrcs II the Bot,es ~.
phs In the mos, sggfavntins forms. HAD Uun,ors of
the Bbood, rs Rhenm, Mercurisl &c tmplsin,s, cisn-
duIsr swelling, a.. Price u. r. ". Resolvtbt o.
rold In Hswpor, by n n HAZARD CO,
Agents. u. n. H. Unioe, log Fulton 81. yi7