{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ul.osrS{and ne as indusging in any undue
ins:nuations-but the fact is. the wire was
excellent, lost his gloves tool would
not for the world intimate anything OF an am.
biouous character, but the champagne was
exceIlent) don't know whether or-not the
parson got lis hat, no. mar his gloves either.
(but that wine ~ The parson is much
handsomer man than Chancellor Cooke
The Chancellor is the homeliest man be-
tween the Arostoook and the Rio Del
Norte. 1 was standing OF the steps OF my
boarding house the day after my arrival IN
the City. talking with my iandlady when
las thought) rather indifferent looking


individual with coarse sandy hair. came
trudging along through the mud, with
parcel of books under his arm; stopping fer
a while he banded a few agreeable little
savings with mine hos ess in familiar
manner. She. surprising our previous ac>
quaInsance did not introduce Us. uncere-
moniously taking one of the volumes from
him, inquired, what books they were 2 TO
whom did they belong 2 and divers other
unguarded aud thong ghtiess questions, TO all
OF which | received polite answer He
passed on. .Who is he2" | enquired OF
ms female friend. ~ by General Stephen
Cooke. ere you not acquainted with him =
No by the Lord Harry. | should have
supposed him any one else" "Ayel said
she, never Judge man by his outward APP
pearance.' "Of. | rejalned. "Sy his wan;
Of beauty" knew Gen. Cooke ever af-
forwards, assure you Possibly, l have
laken II undue liberty with my friend the Gen
eral, in thus descanling upon his physiogno
mv, bat he himself is exceedingly fond of a
joke, and never permits an opportunity To
pass without telling one, even II IFS at the
expense OF h!s own beauty look upon
Gen. Cooke as one of the brightest stars in
our judicial gallery. aud one OF the profoun-
desl jurors in the State


Some oae of the Democracy introduced
on yesterday resolution TO the effect thai
the Committee on ways and m eans enquire
into the expediency of reducing the present
rate of ftaxation. The rank aud file were
for the reduction, Notwithstanding the in
debtedness Of the State and its iablii les


and were for appropriating the 500 600 a
cres of land donated to toe State, to the pay
/ ment ofthe State de BITS and the liquidation Il


the Planters bank bonds. This Is certainly
taking latitudlnous view of the specific
objects sor which this land was given to US


is it not2 The Federal government. gave
the State of Mississippi :his fund for inter


nal Improvement and here are these strc


cons,.uctioniss Of law and constitutional


privileges. contending that this land should


be appropriated to the payment of State
| debts, ani hereafter the internal improve.
ment fupd is to be repen,shed by ,aAiag the


people, tchere Improvements of the kind
are NEEDED From Locofocoism 'Good
| L ord deliver us"