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'Zf abiliiie.. sound Judgment, mucl
, . We near t..-a
TfTTi.AfI- V?i i?rmUieans aresan
Carroll cs
:- ve .bout the tlnUhon the Pri
ef", ,r. Mess. h Convem
V0:; A the Harrison taking
;r;I 1S40, ori J; 1 ' A' n v A letter
ecainsl wy" r "Messrs.
Ik"""" . v . n 0 sm-'t . r
lim David Siewart, the ionnc.
wn and Laiu ,nj ,he Utter
;rcrn IkUimore
nd
s I . - " V ' I f - r til Atwi - .
lT-rr on l"' . .nvA U SV
tar
the tanne
great mass
w 1
the Idth
c-
too
ir.3t.
, f trie i . i - r
place at i i Egq. , m the nair.
tleorge F, 'that prevailed
..xha unaoim t an ioU5 vict0ry m
November nexi. - . Convention; and :
ations of :he Lai jow the olloW
other reauiunw"-
!IiU"a
expeuence,
iharacter.
ana uus " t .-- r . . ,
"Resolved, That we will unite with one
heart and one voice in the support of Polk
and Dallas, and strive to give them
majority in the unconquerable State of Ala-
bama." ... , , j 9
The meeting adjourned with three cheers
for Polk a-d Texas.
The Ohio Statesman registers another
i : ik notsnn of one of the most in-
fluentia! Farmers of Zanesvilte: TV tin Mr.
Sherwood we have been acquainted irom
ari;ot rhildhood. and have ever known
i.: f iIip most talented citizens of
nun as . nj.-k i
Mnskinoum county. In 1S40, he suppor
i irxrrnr. and Drevious to that time
ICU - . .
hri nUvnvs supported vfhisgery. His son,
James Sherwood, Jr., a young mechanic o
7Ana.v;iU. nnd one of the most eioquen
... in that county, was also a
11 I 11 111 1' S"-Uul
JRUOFJESSFOJWZE, CHinS,
tinea A' Thnmtflll.
OFFER their professional service to the cit
izens of H oily Springs and vicinitj. Char
ges shall be moderate. 03-Office, front room
of Bradford &, Totteu's office, Soath side of u.e
square. Way to, nun.
DR. WM. RAGSDALE.
tt- ...rT-Tr t ham Iouta to announce to tbe
. pm; tfct h his located at HbOrll DA
VIS', five miles South ot La Grange. His Stock
of Medicine is Fresh and genuine, anu ne is now
prepared to attend to ail calls.
13y care ana altenuoa lie huf3
sona'ble pitronaje. 5Iay 23. IS It. nlf tf.
UOTJEIsS, SCHOOLS, Xc,
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING!
rrJinfriitl A filbert.
I Memphis , Tennessee.
:r.. t m. T..i K
UNION HALL.
T. C. HIcHACKirV, Proprietor.
CAPITOL. STEEXT, JACKSON, MISS.
THE Proprietor, formerly of Pontotoc and late of
Memphis, Tennessee, ha taken tne awe wen
known staWisLment, ana wouw - V . i ,r .t,- P. h
" . . , , r.v- n:n .nmrnnnitv Ion tha East side of the I 10
rrrl- His Prices will be in ttcurdance they wilt keep constantly on
wi,h the times. May 22 1314- nlm
BEESLE! & CORNELL.
fWlAKE this method cf iaforsi; the c.v,.rf;i
I JL r Snrirr acl the i-?rc.-:.-t
nfiie.i t v r f ..t .w-.w
TYgEEFECTicLi.T inform tUPuUlic lhT r
w h, fMnrii a oran:no meir -.cw . . . . -
incnoi meir mcw"" " ,
as taken me a do ve we -- -- , , prenarcd toexecare craen
known Est.WULment.and wou a oe P.r- - - ,w T-, .T,U rtf .V, Pub'.ic Snuire. her tk and w0rkmSn..ie mr.
1 t - a in onfl 9 L' P f 9 in
. o r 1 ;i si liiiiw - - -
Conveni ". , - - ; r PPn. Harrison. Both now no
5UUi.'unvi- . c
with the Democracy, and the services ol
. -u.. Unrh men are an acquisition to any cause.
, ..Ti.nt we are cmpnau.aiy . v y . . iriumphahtl?
Keittceu, 0f Henry oiay, ... . i7,r rco ;,s, PP
- I 1 -t. - if It I tilt 1 1 1 J I U.U.IU. rf
Olliuu it " J . ,
in November next irom me
Dictator and his desperate
rKtj to the d.rl.Sm---"-. I5ank, unJeI
;teel,aUiShme - Unowig U to be
iTlv name, snare "l rivate prosperity
ghrwithevit to the p. ioPhe
0f rur citizens, and dan;
il liberties of our countr . Tar
B -7" r The-saDOort of
iflot ue- CIin!l incidental pro
our country
hands of the
Clique.
Keep It Before The People.
a. lnfIov. located in Holly Sfrings,
w;ti nrf.irir pverv operation in Dental
Surgery from 25 to 50 per cent., lower than
any Dentist located ia North Mississippi, with
the best gold or silver foil. Person? wishing
their Teeth operated on, can, by leaving their
..omoa at tiia nfTn- nr with Dr. Bond.Dr. Ca-
llUlil ..... f - - '
ruthcri, Dr. Harris, Uol. wyatt .ppeo or ai
his room at Mrs. Bass', be waited on in any Jill
w - & I r riA
part of the county. J my J, xs.-u.
UNIO HOUSE,
lldlit Snrinirs, Mississippi.
j " - ...
and the public, that I have taken charge of
the Union House, formerly occupied Dy sirs.
Crft, where I shall be pleased to see and enter-
... . v. . ! .;rnoa- nA hnne. hv Strict atten-
lain men i Uuvc,.... i --j . . .
tion to their wants and comforts, to merit tneir
pa,ruBasc. WYATT EPPES
January 12, lS44,-ly nl
hand a rf nnal April J.UU
assortment of Ceadv Mace CLoruiNG. 1 hen -r OTICE .5-11! rata r t
&tock consists in part of 1 i-N fcate Cotrt tf .Iarl t'
Black dress and frock Coats, Linen ani cot- entered at tie Jna It'j t: t
. i r d'ri-srJ. t car.ia tf .
IU1I JUb WVUlbV-H
I . :i r' U' iipri nn. I I 1 1 v nui . i . . .- a
amooon ana L-ouonaae
r -
.Court-. ue n
A '
tie W a tf I'.
. ti the !t.!ir tm rred.: iT I'i rw.-;t. a.
Bl'k Satin, CS'd and White Marfe'.lcs )th(. iRt.rt tf the nU lUrw, is 1 s
Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers. Suspenders, Ax. jtnj x,,. 31, Tmau? 1.
Also, Cloth Dress and Frock Coat. B!.ic ajj iQ'e-C tx.s ,-c vai.tivi -ir
Fancy Cassimere Tants, &c. AH of which E. ad with gxd iunty nt- s r -. ,
-r . tm;a i,;A. r.. ttif rnxli ' w l. t. tv. 1. ar.-xs.
H
and
thev
June 19, m.
bX tf.
f Communicaifd .1
tr;T Tn Wnaliintrton County Mississip
1 pi. on the 8th day of June, at the residence
Jon C5. tUi -.t 3.
SAI.1B OF TS FOll COSTSi
I V ViriUU tii ij.iv;(.uuua ..
'ef -ith such incidental pro- lPa trik of Fever, Col Db,to. H.
lhe ernnn ff deJ by BJudiciousdis: lANTflaol North Alabama. He has
I U- Son in iho imposition ot duties ; , rved family, also a 'arge circle of
- M, That we PPrff. j1 friends to mourn his loss The ITuntsviHe
.,.i.mneratic creed, a? laid down in me Moulon papers will please copy.
I .oar resolutions of the BaUmiore ,a ;
: alWted aas ess fiS $50, KE VV AliU-
. lhewlII:ert5rf!fi .Anncement of the! .'T ' nt of Ue Boot of tha Eastern
11 lenv. it mo
1 LJ
- L,tend to him their patronage; and with wit;
CHARLES 0 PV- assistance of Mr. Albert Bullington, (of PARTIES NAIdES,
known experience) in the management ol the y R Mosely, vs Samuel WiWon.
stables every care -m oe taivcu u.
entrusted to our charge.
LEWIS A. BOND.
Holly Springs, Jan. 12, 1844. nl.
him their ratronaee tie it
preparel to et any number of teeth, from one to a full
.ni ;n mako mtldnaUiei and warrant them to rem-
. r i . . - .
.-. i -vfl. tf ;.t;.iriu" is nprmantnl. be will of
rourse 8ttend to Ms old tractlee free of charge. All op-
irationa warranieu jnutinisi " -
realet ial will allow. He cannot operate for the price
usuallr charged by transient Dentiaia, who often use tin
i "j rn- filling il.e teeth, and aet teeth of ivory or
' common bone in the worst possible manner.
Kefeti to tne rnysieians vi iuv -l"
Ox foid, Ripley and Salem.
ApriI5,184J ju-iaro.
DATE OF JUDGMENT.
Ju'arrhSlst 137.
a uj j - -
John W. Napeer, vs Christopher S. Lowers,
. M . II' .11.
Jerome Loring, vs aiues tn
vs iornei nniun.
WtKd & Jones vs Tho's Wil.on Ti min Weaver IV:. tth
Joseph Pond vs Young, and Nichols "
Abalcro W. Appleberry vs NvUon Chambers &co.March tiih
William M'Ewen and Co. vs John Edmiston, - '
tt vs tiiir.a M. llUai
Spt.
rvc.
15;h
21. '
Sept. 4 Ji '
. . .t t ..rinoca. nrosuen
i ,,mTn race, and to u.e njrv"V . ' i
human raur.ow r., 0 UvpH coun-
ijand independence ui w
Ul'ResoM, That we entertain increaaed
JZtZin esteem for the Snored pair.
ot of the Hermitage, ana as u lB . . - . ? insncction. Containing
sessional Distnct was amay y.-. - -rv GooJs.suchas Silk..
, devotion to ui.o , " tJnM. Gk
inits support of" I oung n cKo,,
BThat we cordially respond to
ti sentiments expressed by our Democrat
brethren in .11 parts of the Umoj . fuvoro
fc.'. to the re occupation of the O. Son l er;
xitorv and to the re-annexaiion of Texa,.
Oar utle to OreSon Territory is just and ua-
touted by all parties, and the admission of
Imputed oy au the b;esg
Texa iiiio ..ic and add
a fi P1V11 illiU "n,UWJ
3 -----
in
c'onstellationi
i . thrt n nriotis
ar-otner m- t b - f.,..rtllfc
on tne i.' ix u "ui
HOW
....
. . . i -T t.
mi . nao,mi' A.oCsation ot ma noun-
em Liberties abo adopted strong resol utions
uf a similar character.
DrL.wAun.-An immense may meeting
took place at Wilmington on Wedneda
!c F . ni,;t,.jinhia "Pennsvlvanian"
si;t -The meeting was held for the pur
T.Ye of organizing & entering m earnes on
ihenorkSfthe Presidential campaign, and
We Jelegntions from Chester Delaware
and this county, in this atate; oo .
terlanJ and Cape Mav county, m New
Jnsev and from Cecil, Kent, and iinrt-;d
r.,;.;:n nn.t r.articipatcd in the proceca
in.. m.nnniiT) Delaware v
.lolor-ntions preseint
U. IVi." . ...
o. KQtiv.fn HO .V ODriniT'i , HUU luuca
. . .r nn th3 nlcrht ol tne Olti oi June
Cast Ol oaici"," --p . ,
last a Black Leather Trunk, some little over
i ort Id ot 10 inches deep, had
z ieei ions- , ,
j.t one end pear the top, by a
n ...t, wKih could not te discovered
smau uaitH) ,r...w..
Lawns,
T I l" b. I I I ' . VJi I" 1
FishinLines. a gentlemans wearing apparel.
also a very hue V 10.10, m ..us..,
Th, avinVf reward vvdl be stven for the
rnvprv of the Trunk and article, and 1 in for-
mat:on so that the thief may be detected.
Proprietors of Stage Line.
t .i. o.l lCt l n99 tf.
ritinley Advertiser copy for I monlti
-
I. V . UlUU.l .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
w at n
A f!ART)
. . -. ...n.i.iii i.imvir with Mr. I
TIlEsubscr.ber . " "S A,I1L under .he firm
n I : . . 1 1 ;-vi i i .imminiu'i - -
ka
ta
of
will nm iiiKuj -j r . lhM, city with
hrtuse lurther U.an witii any uuti -
Xd. thev tn.nat.et business; and of my pe rsonal n ,1
hKdu.l f. iend, I would a a ?PPpePeXIi
At the same time I would remark that either house win
in a 11 cases obkt issthcctioss, VTTTTi;
tl n..i.T:- ;a i-oonprtfiillv informed, that this
Institution for the education of boysi is tlow Mathias Travis vs Jonathan waren.
oened and ready for the reception of pupils in Jonathan S. Hardwieh vs Cl.mtoher b. Low en
temporary buildings provided for that puipose. Daugerfield Carpenter vs Robert Jackson,
T l of th school nod its course of George W. Thompson vs Ira Crunk
y - f.;,.M IE. H.aftd F. E. WhUheld vs jonn v. lorierue.a
IT ...-.ii Instruction, are SUCn as Wllisumiui i...u...r ...:i..uMldr.;,nnnMlr,ninJ rlil'il Itl'Stiu AilICa I
nil. JOSUi'U MSMWMXs , -- m ithorou?h an education as can Nonn r:. A 1W c;t. Inh
rr .Tiwr. nprmanentlv established himselt in . 0j nv ;m; ar Institution in Ihe " . .: ..j ...t...i,k.. H Darnell " 1--JJ
Lli TTnllv Snrinorc. deems it his duty to the IT-:. , c,ta- , . t,... ti r.,:?i., , Rf.h Si-nrsti. anl Jo'ia C. lUai j'?
public, under existing circumstances to pubasr. The term3 far boarders are 8"2o0, for the William Moore vs Humphrey w. Keeble,
his prices. WMiemere wm a lueuiwi , I session of 10 months, payaoie in an casus i" jeremiih li. Mivenne vs aujic .,.,uv..
etv in existence, he was bound to be govcrnea . in advance. This charge includes eve-j Duncan E. Hsiley vs ....,
by the rules and agreements of that society - J thi except books and instrumental music. John Scott vs II C. 1 'V. HoUinJ
The society does not now exist. For day scholars, the price is per ,u- -n.o's Duncan & Jno. Duncan
fore left free to establish lus own P . of 1Q raoQthSt ble in advance at ine . y - . - -
gives below the prices by which he w.lM be , . ; v- at cf each half session. E. D erCo. sn& Jlt, 1uncaa
erned in hw cnarges -.u an w x,or more oetanea .e. . - . Samuel Duncan JcJuo' Duncan
with their commence. Ilnstitution reference is maue to iuo t A.i'r v. A. Henrv
. he"- . W. ; . L'.. 0 ' BeDj.min Seller. T.Thom
35
iept
March
1S3S
Alter nijtni mese c;.a. g ,
r. .r i . I .a vai ii . "3 cents each.
1, Xhanrhent Powders, per dozen, 10
Tinctures from 25 to 50 eents per oz.
For Bleeding, - .'
Prescriptions,
Obstetrics - - - -
cnr.,v ail cases, vill be the asual prices as
charged heretofore. Prompt pay will be required.
Office Soutli r.a corner u- . , v-.
j,,r,f 10 1844. n20 3m.
i- C.llAr. TViorrm b itch
lien dinm .-..4-i- - . ... ,, , r
William E. & J.G. Whelan vs Jeremiah G. alker
Bennea Wilkinson vs II C & t m Wallace Thornton Darts A wm d ...
Charles F. Eastman vs William C Kmcanon t
Ttrt,-tr P. Burton vs W m. II. iouriauu
was ieiHar
lame
nml from
at the time ol organizing u.t.
.ancfVhnaJelphia anJ UeUer ,mm tar
of Congress from Alabama, ana oinci
r,.r Yarchin- through the city, broke up
iuU""?thr;. cheers for the nominee,
of the Blltimore Convention-three for
nJrew Jackson, and
Thflt excellent journal the Delaware
aJ. T. hat excellent J , -ledlv the lar-
Gazette says: " " "1 held in the
NEW DRUG STORE
Sin f tbe
Golden Mortar,
FKAINUIS Li. JiAwivo
THO'S Kf WHARTON.
Holly Springs Miss Jan. 101844,-49
v w f . I cm: 11 m Tnfin f!nok
Holly SprmgS fwwiieii - -7 ;vjamc$ Briukley
IN consequence of the resij nation i Ed- G Smith vs Elbert Earl 5
mnnsoa. theStenrard. the undersigned is induced Vergf.7 m.i..w M.Mumliree
MAItSDEI iL QUIIjIjIIV, The present session will close on the
attorneys asd counsellors at law, - nwwimo. and the following will
Haii. SpDiir,. Mississippi. I .. .1 - o4 r.r Tultr nTt.
- . . 1 nmnnav ibe . . ......
the Circuit Courts ot the Th number of Boarders will ba limited to az
K-.fort. thos- who are particularly desirous
e federal couri that their dauanters uc U,6.U,UV1W j
f F.rmr nt.rl r,m;i. hd hetter make application by tue cioso
.
e Chancery and of the present session
. I T, 1 -c. I t ;ri.f
1W
JAMES MAkSDEN.
March 1G 1 J J
lept 3 1S5.
29th of
open on
WITT.t T nrnrtlf! in
VW 8th Judicial District, the District Chan-
1. vs
-. . . -f ... n.Arrrn A Wilson
aiainew xviartiu -v b t c,'!;.,n
Wm. Thompson vs Robt Simpson Jr Tho s L, Sa.Li an
Hurst &Misell vs BaldriJge &arnnSton
Mathew Martin vs George A. nsoa rt
John W Walker vs Henry Stratton .r,lS, , n,.
Hanes & Brown use of Terence Cooney vs Jno B Tanner & At js I DS
Henderson &AdamsvsJonn j y e.. m
gest
c
anv
wi
' fnn. and proves, if U proves
tr C7 r ' rtlin rv ;3 n arms and
thing. inai uiB y ..Younc
I demand U.e
- . hi- one 01 uic iitv.
Hickory ot lennesa American
est majoTUies eei ii" -
t5Ple" ivt v -TKp Rcon
McETixotN Blffalo, 1. - iTnsiastic
omist says: "A larger or more enthusiastic
1.. rv,Pt in our cuy
1CIP1IIIH V nr 1 1 lliv. -
tr occasion. The roar of
irer Side of the Public Square,
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI,
Where can be found a general assortment of
Fresh Pru2S. Medicines. Paints. Oils,
Dve-Stuffs, Terfumery, Patent Medicines, &c,
Vrflhean for Cash, or on the usual time
to Punctual Customers.
May 8, 184.-nlU
FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES,
is n P. liftwis'
South side of the Square, Holly Springs. Mississippi.
1 . iu nave just, rrtcucu ...
VV keep constantly on hand a good
cccnrtmcnt nf Fresh UfUils anu meui-
egal police.
W- W
nr.niSTO!C. JOS. W. CHAMEttS. X.vrtM-.
ATTORNEY'S AKD COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Jio?i Springs, Miss.
Will practice in the circuit courts of DeSoto.
Panola, Marshall, Lafayette. Tippah. Pontotoc,
Ti.Ko.n-.nrTn: the Federal Court at Tontotoc,
and the Chancery court at Holly
the Court -of Appeals at Jackson.
Office in Holly Springs.
February 7, 1344. 12m.nl
'CTT3S V -"ft! : John K Seymour v,Sher.ol M.rU.
m C.Va"CF0STER, Rector & Principil. 1 Bayilss & Hart vs Jeremiah G Walker
May 22,1844. nl6 tf. . Kenneth Dye vs Dorrel M Young
1 ' - 1 11 1. Kirk man &Co Ferrell Davidson &Ca
M-K-MSY-E - ILEAOM, - Terence Cooney ts John BTner
2J
4
3 -
14V?
Joltn S. Branch,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
HOLLY SPRIXGS, MISS.
May 29, 1344 nl7 tf.
1 ,r ,i- n .. ... T?vArirtf M. Kill?
other Machinery, on the fair pr.nc.pW wt. Price - Newlm JLUo ra t p y
Jme"aad "JSl be PPt to call on those wish. n? John II Rawliugs aCo vs James M Ross
rn nnrlha sJ. and show them the various cert.fi- Wm Thompson vs Robert Simpain AcTuo L Sad.vin
tru. t .MM tAmnn rt thA I ... rs . 1 itr I I , trv n rfl-C
Springs, and reSnectabilitv. residents of the Western , Wri-ht Hatch vs Mcfcwcn King aCo ;
District. All orders left at thi, place, and I an DickeuIon vs Lorenzo D HenJeronet al Jane i
Ssseefwm W
ISH his Mill tL Pcaxxek's M. A II Br Co ACM Lwen A. C McKcaJre Jr.e lus i 3
for the reason that the riamer a ,7V i:. A!-ndr C. McE.en
thenr, pronounce them to he tne genuine - ramo - -
r-- . - . : r. ; r O hour I 1 T .rl X.fn. v
Marci li b HU
Mill. He can put one in operation in Alexanaer ueea oico. y
after he eets it to the Gin-house. Any kind of Bai,v & Kitchen vs Wm A. Horldrldge
a negro can tend them, and they wi! I grind from Wo,f- & Ciark V8 John G. Chalmers
Thev will last Irom I - i.Vsnn fl. finliand
iu UU3UC19 . j , j , . ij ei
ATTORNEY AT LAW, 10 to 20 years, and need picKing dui eeiuu...
flavin permanently located in Holly Springs puts them in operation for from fla to 10ll any
ill practice his profession in Marshall and the where in the Western District or Iorth Missis- lie
u I tn iiiii n i urarraiiLi lucui a,v
Somerville, May 0. 19t4.-nl5 3m.
vni f. Yailnrt trick.
V 1 . I
aHiacent counties. His office, up stairs
room adjoining the 'Guard Office.
February 7, IS 14 nl ly.
meui- I . " wm
cines. Paints, Oils. Lye siuu, rem.- f.. m. , . 17w'-
. .... i f.i.i.,h Patont a i'niiiieiiur ui ju.aw
ra ry,an(iau tne popuiar uuU . ----- auui J ..C mninCT
Medicines. Also, a good assortim?.... ui
r rirmiinn. ft7-AH orders
i u niiiun. i j t b
from Physicians will be filled at low prices foe
CAH, Or uu iiuio K v. ..w
May 15, 1S44,
nl5 tf.
WILL practice in the counties compoMug
Rfh Tmial District. Chancery court
at Holly Springs, and the Fcur alon
totoc reo ' "
T.n-. Tnftfson C lici.an'l
jcuriuiiuku -- - ... .
milton Ledbetter va xMcu.wen n.ing o.
nrv Fullen Wider vs John N- Phifer et a!.
wi0. n Part- rs Ferrell Davidson vco
Jones Goodrich &co vs DaviJ S. Baseley
Anthony H. Buckner vs It D Elhs and Robert Rokasca
Young If Allen ts A L Butler "
Patrick J Cockran use of John Brown vs Dan 1 McNeul,
Samuel Bow vs Samuel 11 Uiipnantci ai
Anderson and Duncan vs O D Watson &co
John B Westvs James Huhng
John L Hagler use of fcc ys Kemp S Holland
Hnhh Axrn va Thornton Davis
Robert H Pattillo vs Thomas Johnson
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Anti.nvsnentic. Tonic and Cathartic
1 'PI LLS,
wt nrcnsion. I lie iuji . . R-.ot.llpadahe. bilious
.L7,T"r ,rf it seoarated with reverDera- certain cu - and oth.
. "l.i.Vi." IrniA frnm a multitude 01 Xlrever ; - for
lions scan-civ icao ."v.- . f , hjijous anu iuuw-"--j -
aitt- V "V Talbot's Pruo Store,
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The State of Mississippi Marshall County
BILL FOR DIVORCE.
Caroline Cates, "J 4
V9. -, vtjircuii uouri iwoj "i""-
James Y. Cates. 3
nroN opening the matters of this Kill &P--l.FL
t the satisfaction of the Court
tht the Defendant James Y. Cates, is not a res- , , Aertson ts v McEwen
ident of this State, but resides beyond tn e iimus .s y w Ragsdale &C F East man
thereof, so that the ordinary Plpcesa of this &co vsOD Watson ico
Court cannot be served on b,m: .ore Abraham II Roach
ordered by tbe court tnat uxi ,e - - - yj K ton Holland
r tnp foil r l aw&A w - - mw
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voices speasmg men ur" Brr-
Democratic nominations they met to respond
. .n,4 ;fr Th nuembers ot persons ... Vest
attendance is variously ".S
two lo three thousand. With no f lon
to exaggerate we must say, thai halt a dozen
Whiirs of Buffalo are
Avont to hold their Marge assemblages in,
would scarcely have sufficed to accommodate
the dense throng of Democrats who were
present last night, to give an earnest or their
cordial support lo the distinguished inoiv.a
uals who have been selected to iead I our
; ilarnminpr.!invass. A. li 1 racy
tutus a is ik j-.
presided, and after the meeting was organiz
ed, Messrs. U.K. Smith, State delegate iu
the National Convention, aud Medary oi
Ohio, addressed them when resolulions ap
propriate to the occasion were reponcu,
read and adopted by the meeling,with cheers
ana acclamations, wnnout a
voice, after which, with repeated and nthu;
siastic cheers for 'Young Hickory, Dallas,
ana victory, the meeting aajourneu.
MOBItE.
ide of 'the Square, Hully Sorings Miss.
THE CELEBRATED COMPOUND
. rt. : r,A far its efficacy in
pu fvinthe Bkeath, and preventing the decay
Sf t and keeping the ' Gu. h thy and
sound, warranted. For sale at LEWIS JJ.ug
Store, South side of the Square. May lo, tf.
1
,1 n, hn, general Iv. at all times, day or night.
Lll I'""1 mv
... a . . n rn
3 Boies Morsan's pi. for three month, accessirelj
lf- viz;
Premium Tobacco. lO bbls. tresn i wnr.
O'd Whiskey. Sperm. Star - and Tallow
Candles. Sugar, Ootlee, juot. -
A verv pretty lot of Candies. iSo. I. Mack
. ..r ... n.tt. Rrnoms. Rope and
erel. water u, ft
ur
offat's celebrated Life Pilm and ere . - round
r.ttvrs for lvspepsia, Astiiujo. uu .... A
JJITTERS, lur I 1 ' . t J lr . Cinn, PinPH. KC.
. . irarrnntpd tO D6
gquare. May lo 19 nlj tfl
."" t Tpueir Vegetable,)
r a lur. '"r.:. .r,r for the Chills
X i8 a sate anu eu" ; T pV1S south
& Fever. Warranted, i-or sa.eav
..r.Ko ssnnare. May la, 1914. nio u
Holly Springs, June 5, lb44.-i.
Jlecommendedb, jteMedFtcuUy.
BUTTEK o Jf . n r pi p N T
Indigestion.
Acidity oi iub
e as a genue cjhs
JJrnff oiore
MAG
Hear Planters! Hear!
THE undersigned would particularly request
aTl the Platers in this section of conntry
to call and examine bis new nau P, :u
on Railroad Roller Cotton Press " before they
commence building one on y ether .P
calling at his residence near P nseou M.lta.
iKpw ran see the wnoie up- - - -
theycan see inc . . trieJ jt and
them to ever-press now in
found it preferabis to UU1 j p?5C0TT.
use.
Memphis, June 0. !844.-o21tf.
Hooper, aiariin o; onmu r" .
. . ... i . r ft.AHitnn I l.t 1 1 4
i ii.-i.. n en n m ray . it iiui iiivw - - -
.... ik ii 1 1 n ii .l.iiiiiuii i . -- -
r.i,.Vior ordered that a co py of this T.m.-. kr;rVnnm vs Jno. R " ifson
order be inserted in "the Guard," a newspaper vs 3eQ e A Wdn
published in the town of Holly Sprtngs Mississip- oS p rowniug v, MEwm3 Kmg &co
Pi for three Clebk. Tiffany Duvall &co vs Davis anJ . Ell
May8,1844.-nl4 omonu. Bfon9on vs lxe Compeerc
DISSOLUTION, . .. James UUlkinsori vs Craig &Afa!
rpi r- parlriership heretelore existing Wtiuam u nay ts wost-a -
The Co-lari pers"'H T Livinton 5c Freeman vs Rue Perry
between P. O. Ragsdale and D. H. J ojn Lmngs Lafayette Robinson
send, (known as the firm of P. O. J' th &co vs Alexander Kht
r r,n has this day been dissolved by rnutu- JacoD r oriyt
w - j.u.-J -a;i firm I , rn. u i oiuc "".;.... , . t
All mose mueuvcu i- nrmnA-. McK-nna and IV right vs U u tiau c.ai
business , TVj, p Smith Jr
Jones, uooancn a.tu .. .
Warner and Bayard vs Thoma s tVilsoo
Zadok W Riggs vs Wm F Baldridge, TaUce T brown
Charles F Eastman vs Wesley Weaks
Reuben T Craig
Torrence Cooney vs Mebwen Kiw &;o .
John L Hagler vs W C Beck and II Harris
Wm J Menz.es vs Michael By rd tt al
Frederick Wells vs James L Cooper and T B LdmaiiJoa
WmMcEwen Sfco vs Jotm uerron .
Bayliess and Hart vs -Jonn tierroa
1 itnnent.
(X 1 " ,
... i -it rri coiti. as ine
will piease r1a:ms !
t . i i r- a n I I 1 I Hit LlllJW au
i Gainst the firm will please present them to
IP. O. Ragsdale. ,o ,
June 5th, 1S44 no io
ITJEJIPniS MACHINE SHOP,
J-ae 5,
Mtrch5, !;'
June Z
Sept. 7th lc t-4
March 7:h 1M1
Decii: ti
Aug. 5? I v.
Sept. l-t
March 17 U t4-
I7ih 1" l-
Jace Zkh Il-J
Sept. 3- J t"-
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Drc 1th
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D.c Hu ll
March !?ta it-
IK:. I7ta ' bl
June 17A
Dec. U;i iM
Mat 31 it 1U
Sept. 5th 1
Juoe U.h lt
DecrlSih
Jse S.H
Sept. 7t
Ja&e--b 11
Mac! Sih I'O
Marcn i h
3!a reh 214 1-1
S?pt- l'..i iSt.
r'llT-FTHflWt. 1 1 1 w i. 1 . t .
v f a .-a u v 1 1 is iuc vuuu Diouum oi uw- ui a.v j
other resolutions, they adopted the louow-
in
"TiSsrJzcd. That in James K. Polk, the sec-
ond creal statesman whom Tennessee has
given to the Democracy, we recognize an
able, eloquent, com consisicni anu uunuicu
ing Democrat, brought up in the closest poK
"nicil affinity lo Gen. Jackson, deeply imbu-
ea wih his spirit, ana snanug iuc
iftmiuauou ofhis character a man of great
1' I'l 1 ILllW ' , T O
" ;nn i ETEUS
4 teem supply oi k;--.-- - i? p. Lewis
Jjl last received uu -
MavlS, 1841.-nl0--
ASD
White and Blacksmitliing.
-T t AT.t r.V onoosite the Mississippi
J . 5. f V,7o-k Jinh B Vliite use of U G iVhite r. Arthur O K.,1
Shoe i prepared to do .11 kind f '"J1". " M,,t.y j-j. Vm U SpmU
U-e of busines such . ,te.a.Wt ro., ta K..krn.n, MaxBcM 4-co ' a
. . . 1 l. ooinrr m a. W I - T . , i wai tn. till every I t l r Il'oltm.n ra Thnmsi ICiil
rrs bills, can uo uj t- j "o . ,, t rods. 4&c in saori, lie is Hicr',: joubv ' - . T , , r,,
The undersigned would respectfully of work perUinIn? to his prof-wion uel q Wnile v. Thomas N McClam
the c'tizens of Holly Spring, that ms in lhe very best manner,
(& New Drays aud Carts constantly nn '
idfor sale at the lowest prices. Horse bhoe.ng
BATH HOUSE.
i is Jt Ts
i -.,,vti trfsave aouara ehu
k. J Ml .Ma1k0niaW I fl V 111 ' 111 w mm w
tors uu, -
Dimes.
a
,niormuietrr: - ' rtT-,on. where
Bath House is n u..
wwaiiwjtnKTl SHOP. , the prepare.,o . , , , ,
JZZ.JIX." rrOOd SHU I nOY flOUT. 1L . ' 1 .. . .
TrZEiEi. Abels, weu:Kuu: r - - times - . do tQ oxien. wt Vn " ! 'Tiili -nlB 4w.
M2j Fashionable Uaar Airw. Snri ffS. r t ... lf. wwuuuri. u,.a,w,...-
I l p i .1 ITninn l-iousc " " J . - 1 -
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Feb. 141aiL n"4ti
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Ma.ch 10. 13 Ult.17
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34 IU-'
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nd on tcrais to suit n ar.rti i rThQaiti N M :Cla:n
Said Judgments will be sold for the payment of the ClorUj'e
er v-osis uuii i. iv-. "....v. j - , 4 , i
May 27, l814.-nl7-Jm. " 1
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