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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
DISTRICT CAANCERY COURT OE'
TdE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, \ /
HOIdY SPRINGS.
Ez2 ysaes1ts3ga, c5ceo8es "a, EsE2.
john Murray,
Paul 3. Barringer, ct. al.

E0ut >. B3FEnger, Ct al.
UPON opening the matters ofthis Bill
i; appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
That the defendants, ChasIes Fisher, Thomas
L. Cowan, John II. Spears james 9 4
Spears. William C. Spears, Eliza5eth Spears,
Joseph HUE, and Thomas 4. Polk are not
inhabitants Of this State, but reside beyond
the limits. thereof, 50 that the ordinary pro-
cess Of this Court cannot be served on them,
therefore. il IS ordered that unless the said
defendants appear before the Vice Chaucel-
Tor at tae Court room. in the town Of Holly
Springs, on the first Monday of January
next, and plead answer, or demur, to the
bill Of complaint aforesaid the several allie
cations thefeog. will be taken for confessed
+ as to them. and such order and decree made
therein, as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and rst And it IS further order
ed. that a copy Of this order be inserted IN
The Holly Springs Gazette, a newspaper
published in the town Of Holly Springs
Mississippi. once a week for two months
succeSsively.
| JAMES C. ANDERSON, Clerk.
| Lucas s LANE. Solicitors.
October Z, l842-S-9t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
Apples and eide.
ALSO.


Taken up b. Mary l. Thomas, living eight
miles east of Holly Springs, one dark brown
mare mule, feel inches high, } years old last
spring, no marks or brands PerceiTable; apprai~-
ed 10 So.
Taken upby w r. Adams, living in the
town of Holly Springs, one dark bay mare.
s years old. a star ia the face. snip on the
nose. about 5 hands high; Appraised to $50.
Taken up by John c. Hill living five
miles north east of Holly Springs. one small
scrrel mare mule. five years old; appraised
10 S20
G. l. SWAN. Ranger.
November 4, 1912
TAKEN up BY Rufus NJ. McGutiie, living
II miles East Of Holly Springs, one bav
horse, Is IL hands high. while spot on each
side Of the shoulder near the top; wind gals
on his hind feet, has three shoes on, 6 years
old Appraised TO s45.
G. T.. SWAN.
Oct. %. l842-ll-3 Raneer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
40 the Farmers.

T HAVE Just received on consignment, 300
1 lbs Wool Rolls, also. good lot OF Linsey' 5
4 Feathers, which are offered cheap for cash or
cotton w. &. BECh-
NSv. 18th, 1St2.-If,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
EzENE zEeZ, EzJEE ~ SE'zE'zI,
ATTORNE Us AND COI-N SE2LLO3S
Z

Greensboro, Ch0cta1o County, hiss,
TETILL praclict in The second judicial Dis
w tEict, composed OF The counties oi Carroll,
Yalobusha, hoctaw aad TaIlahatchie; also ia
thecouutieS of Chickasaw, 0clibbeha, Lafayette
Ponto.cc, LowHdcs and Winston; aiSo tie Chan-
cery Courts at oxford and Columbus, the Fed
eral Court at Pontotoc, and Supreme CCurt at
J.ck>oa. All business entrCSied To their care
viii meet their undivided attention.
JAMES a. KENNEDY.
GEORGE III IE.
ABNER a. SIIfH.
March Q, I9t2-S5-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
S. Barbee
BENJAMIN Barbee \

This day came the complainant BY coun-
sci. and, whereas, II appearing to the satisfac-
lion Of the Court, that upon affidavit fled bv
Stephen Parker, that the said Benjamin Bar
bee IS not resident ct the State oi Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof.
Il. therefore ordered BY the Court, that the
tact charged IN said Bill, be set for hearing
Al the nex1 term ofthis Court expane, unless
the defendant will then and there appear.
plead, answer or demur 10 the same. and that
copy ofthis order be published in the Hol-
iy Springs Gazette, newspaper published
IN the town of Holly Springs, for the space
Of three months previous to tue next term of
this Court
The above IS a true copy from the min.
uies. \. I. cARUTHERS, Clerk,
l2,h Oct 1912.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

The said Bill OF complaint charges that
the said Benianin Barbee willfully, obsti-
aately and without just cause. deserted his
said wife the complainant, aud of being alb
sent from her TOR three years next preceding
the fling of sud bill ofcomplaint and not
contributing any thing 10 her support
WM. A. BOREN,
Complainant Attoraep.
Oct l4-I4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
REsICNATION.

Cnahe 10Th day Of November next, | will
resignmy office as Jailor OF Alashall County.
Oct. 22d IS4I. T. Z. MEEK
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
w. Z. 80 Ell.
4 TT OI5NET AZ Law.
EIoLLY SPRI

VIII practice ia the 8,h Judicial District
w All business entrusted % his care stall r.
ccive prompt and strict attention.
8F Office, ID. door W est from the Nogth-wesi
corner OF the public square, in The - X row.
Jan. %, l542.-2.i-lv
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME. undersigned, Trustees Of Paris Acad-
/ env. attended the examination Of the students
that institution on the 25th ult under the
Superintendence OF MIR. A. Stitn. The examina-
tion was minute, critical, and thorough. and IN
the hiehest degree creditabie to both teacher and
scholars The proficiency OF the ST ucenls was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary
The plan OF instruction aRd Of examination
meets onr lnost cordial appreciation. and ii adhe-
red to. twill render Mr.. SIRIUS scholars as far
Sunariort 10 those differently taught, as the one
system is 10 the other The custom Of faSsigninS
parts OF portions Of Studf for examination IS
altogether discarded by Mr.. STITH as an imposi.
ton. and an insult toe gross 10 Be tolerated By an
intelligent community- Being fully satisfied
With the result of the examination. and the quail
ticaiionS OF Mr. STITH as an instructor, We un-
hesiiatingiv, and cheerluiy recommend him 70
all who deS ire their chidren TO become scholars,
in thrfrue sense Of the word.-The next session
will commence on The lst ofNovember next the
following are The
TIE e IT'S OF TION:
Spelling, Reading, and Writing, : 600
Grammar, Geography Arithmetic
and History, 500
4 Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Bookkeeping, Rhet-
ORC, and Logic, 1880
\ Languages and all qther Sciences
no' '''''4a-'' NJ BowLEs.
G. M. PORTER.
| w "A. THARPE,
Il. COONEY,
| T. THOMAS
l Paris. Ten. Oct. II, lS42.-lt-7w
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

DISTRICT cHANCERY COURT or THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. AT HOLLY
SP8fsGS-In vacation. October i2tA lo42.
William Proudht
829 rs
Albert G. Ellis et al Upon opening
the matters Of this Bill Il appearing to the
satislaelion of the Court, that the deiendant
Bobeu J. Holbroek, is not an inhabitant Of
sA.is State but resides beyond the limits there
Of, 50 taal the ordinary process Of this Couri
cannot Be served on bin. Therefore ii is or
dered that unless the said defendant appear
before the Vice Chancellor. a: the Ceuu
room in the town Of Holly Springs on tbs
Fist Mondog Of January neat,
and plead answer or demur to the Bill ot
complaint aforesaid, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as to him
and such order and decree made therein, as
the Vice chancellor shall deem equitable
and Just And il IS further ordered that a
copy Of ibis order be inserted IN the Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published IN
tbe town Of Holly Springs, Mississippi, once
week for two months successiveIy.
JAMES c. ALDERSOS, CIerk.
.CLAYToN & STEARSs, SoFrs
Oct II. 1921
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
PRICES REDUCED.
KENNEDY, HUN & STGTH,
Far ~, ,,.y,,,..g 3,


THE subscriber. beng satisfied with
small profit will sell bis articles at the fol-
lowing reduced prices
Meal. pr bus. 37t cts. Coffee, pr b l6i els.
Flour, pr ID 28a3 James River to-
Bacon, baeeo. pr ID IS
SAT-, pr sk, 50 4 $. .25 Common Tobacco va
Sugar pr. lb 10 cts. rious prices.
Apples and Cider.
ALSO.
Fresh Beef at 2 IL 10 ) cents per pound.
Mutton at cents per pound. Shoat cents
per pound Tallow 10 to u - cents per
pound Vegetables Of every kind constant
Is on hand Also Corn and Fodder; all of
wtleh Re will sell cheaper than such aTti-
cles taxc heretofore been sold
J. p. ". ID ROBER TSON.
Get 7, IS42-8-d
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTlCE

THE subscriber would inform the pub
lie. that he viii attend TO the collecting and
closing of all accounts in Marshall and the
adjoining Coun.ieS-Com missions moderate.
J. I. GILMORE.
Refer 10
II. Holmes & Co DIS TAYLOR & Pitman,
J. r. Norfieet. Capt Wm A. Boren.
L. Cage & Go. I. A. Falconer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

I'RDPC5ALS viii Be received at the
'Conuaet t}aiee of the Post Office Depart
nirnt TIL o'ciosl, p ~, oflhe SON day Of
December next. 10 be decided bv the next
day, for carving the mails of the United
States on tae lciiowing routes in Alabama
and Mississippi. from the 18th day Of Jaaua-
Ty. 1915 to the 39.n day Of Jane. 1876. 10
the maaaer and in the times hereinafter s,a.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

The STAT or MISSISSIPPI, Marshall
County Circuit Couu. September Term, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

JAMES c. ALDERSON.
Clert.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

District gzaszsacersf 1sss-4 5T s-se state
o zsssssss e.sz, 81 zz<sxzs ssrztEss--
4. sscs--ssS. beg 1.l2ssf>s3-.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
b CORRESPO ONDENT
pIrnLIsHRn RYERY sAY1RDLY nY
lOSe d. Jus @1 ST
FOR THE PREHRIEToR
q 3 e N s


,RIrrroN Fonr Dollars ID advance, fonr
the end Of six rhonths, Or five Al the end
fear. No subseription win Be dlseon-
uutil arreaSages arsp aids except a the
1 the publisher. Persons wishing to
nue. will please give notice .hereoEin
bscaip,ion WILDE taken fer less iirlse
months.
lsEMENTs, - advertisements continued
serruptiOn, will be charged at the rate
bar per square for the Grst insertion,
ents for each subsequent insertion
81 less, makea square.
semcnts which are notIimited on the
81, as 10 the number Of Insertions, will
busd antil ordered out, and charged
~.
ers on business must hepost paid, OF
not receive attention.
B PRINTING must positively BE-
On delivery.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
the Boston Miscellany for Nov,
NAH VISTA.
a Story OF THE COLONIES.

a STORY OF THE COLONIES.
RLEs F. PowRLL, Author OF zErLIA
MADRID, KIT THE oRrHAN, ETC.
bt two centuries ago, New Eng
nsistcd OF the colonies Of Massa
s, Plymouth, Connecticut and New
under the supervision Of com
aers subject 10 the control Of the
or and general court Of Massa.
s., the difficulties with The Duicn
|ha,ten, or New Amsterdam, com-
!. Massachusetts and Plymouth
points farthest east, and Of right
ession less questionable, were not
ate!y involved in the contest. but
nder a compact or confederation
& other colonies, we're bound to
stamina The riahis Of Cnnner
New Haven.
3 the few occurrences that led
larrel, were the ihsolencc Of the
gents; the burning Of the Engs
ding houses In New Haven. sell
bwder and guns to the Indians,
.ias from the harbor Of New Ha-
tessel belonging 70 the Dutch.
/ this Time the Dutch govefnofi
wing at Manliattues, took under
&c, to educate and bling up, an
maiden, named Eahwista. Her
as a Block-isIand Indian, aged
I'M, and having MANY daughters
one son, solicited the gosertfor
Nahwista under his pfoleciloii
not appear that kieft had any
of his own, and he nainrally
D Nahwista as a member Of his
nily, and cherished her with
q ordinary kindly feelings Of atl
falher. Nahwista was not eigh
En- she left her fathers hut. Tall
eful; and Just budding into @o-
she had attracted the attention
than one young sacben Of hefl
The younges Of the daughters,
fayorite Of her falhe5 and liy-
be did near the Dutch setesmentl
alns had been taken with her
Tfer small, delicate foot told that
casinshad been more snugly fft-
they were wont TO be Cor lIefl
the forest. IIer slender waist
wed that she had worn a girdIel
! youth and her soft and grace
had been trained 10 the bow
hich she used most dexterous-
eye was like the eagles and
ike the ravens wing; but a
y sadness brooded over her
elIed features. She was al
ghtfui, deeply thoughtful, and
sou1 thai no earthly incentive
it up the smile on her counte-
ttimes, il is true, she was cav
joined IA the revelries of lie
her Joy was il her solitude,
pleasure in her meditation.
islaliked her adopted father and
Itness led her soon to become pro-.
in lhe Dutch language Her SIS
ire permitted to visit her, and she
rH occasionally went lotlIe house
falher But her attachments to-
utch became sErongers as she be.
more acquainted with them, and
converse with them more freely
.er restless anxiety 70 associate
z wild beings Of her native home,
liy subsided al a years end.
erFant Of the Governors named
an active, intelligent young man.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

all the troubles that disturb the busy
world, Re is as unconcerned among the
changes Of earthly affairs as vas the
aan.who was walked d day and told.
bat DAY was breathing, who merely res
piled, as Ile insned again 70 his repose,
well, let day break hg don't owe ms
anylhing
When We look at lie compara-
1ve condition Of tie human race, and Of
he swinish multitude, We may come to
iRe conclusion that a man viii not bs
ulan, he lad better be pig I''
ssGAHnizL IS GOING 70 BLOW The edi-
tor OF tie New York Sunday Mercury
nOtwitsianding the passage ID scripture
which saith that ''0ne generation pas
seth away and another comeihs 6at Tie
sarih abidssl forsr goes rather against
N Mifler's theory --still argues that
lie last trumpet may possibly be sounded
|next year he even goes into caleu-
|lation upon The subject. and uses figures
ito prove his position, although he says
noihing about sstimes, and a time, and
lialf time words. le putting lOgeth
er Of which are nsl IS serious enough
g an6 found ~ ne gaor
ait and unenlighiened
We take one calculation made by The
editor Of the Mercury to show our rea-
ders he manner in which he sustains
Parson Millers doctrine. lie says Null
aiply the wrinkles upon The horns Of d
I've year old ram by the twelve signs OF
The zodiac, and that product by the num-
Der Of seeds in a winter squash; you vii I
then find that Gabr:el's going 10 blow
next year!p After ibis elucidation, 20
clear and palpable that there Is no way
n getting round Il We begin 10 think
shatthefe must Be something ia Mr.. Mil
Iefs's doctrine At ali events lhe latter
gentleman should Ipay tie Mercury mad
! handsome sum ior helping hin odshns
SIS position N q Pc.
g HooD IS eHesgs Ghosts says
To 81 an Sc such liing ID na-
sIo shs wood
81 ha Golfers may riso
81 aa ha Charsisss may
fo s1oFm aud Joseph Surge may
.lsa Coz la 6nd bread may rise;
dt lIa hs dead should rise only 10
make one.s haiF rise is more than ! can
:redit Suppose YOURSELF a ghost. Well
E you come out Of your grave tc save
fiend. how are yoa 70 help him. And
Fl IS an enemy what IS the use Of ap
ssaring to him il you can't pitch into him.
The Calcutta staf tells an affecting an
sca6ss Of the retreat from Ghuznee:
The death Of Lieutenant Lumsden and
ais young wife is confirmed. and the de-
ais Of their fate as now narrated, are Of
i most elaueholy and paiaial chaFaesef'
L Is stated that when be Gel desperately
wounded. bis young vie threw herself
upon his hoa3s end ia'ploksa HIM not g
leave her 10 is into be hands of the
enemy when s with IpsI effort, drew
b;s n;ssol from his belt aud b9 an end
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

ToMA9o CA7sur Use one pint ok good
salt to ono peck o1 ound, ripe somasos
Bfpise them and e them Stand 69F
DAYS; then strain them dry aaa aall thssn
until the scum stops rising Wi W
ounces of black pepper, he same
sity of spice. Que ounce Of glage sas q
cloves, and half an ounce g Elaee
strain throu sieyes bottle and cork
tight,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

RLRs F. powell, AUTHOR OF zEULIA
MADRID, KIT THE oRriIAN, ETC.
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+ Proceedings Of the CITY Council.
CALLED MEETING.

Fridoy Eoenifg, 8th July, 1S42.
Present: r. =. KEYS, President; I'M
Allen j w Barnett, ]. II. Cullen, and z !.
A. jackson, seleclmen.
The Minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
ne PRESIDENT presented commun'ea'
ton from Judge Wilkinson. ia regard to ihe
suit 81 y. 9. Prenliss vs. the Cooperation
which was, on motion Of J. w. Barnetf, Sc
conded By Selectman Cullen,
hesotUedS That the President appoint q
day tor the purpose OF taking into conside
ration the proposition contained in the com
munlcation Of Judge Wilkinson Where
upon the President appointed "Wednesday
evening for that purpose.
Inc account OF janis Penny, Of $3.50,
for removing nuisances-was presented and
allowed. p, A. Jackson presented the &C
count Of Elijah Ray, FOR timber, &c.-Re
teTred 50 the committee on accounts.
On motion of j. w. Barnett, seconded BY
j. M Allen, it was resolved, that the Chair
appoint committee to examine the Ordi-
nances, as revised BY Mr.. James Hayden,
previous to the publication of the same:-
WheFeupon the Chair appointed J. w Bar.
nett, J. N. Allen and ]. H. Cullen said
committee.
On motion Of J.. w. Barnett, seconded
by Selectman Allen. it was resOIUed, that a
committee be appointed to wait upon Mr.
N. G. Nye, and ascertain for what sum he
would furnish the Assessor and Collector
with list Of the names of the proper own.
ers of all the town lots not heretofore as
sessed, and that said committee report a
the next meeting. The President appoint
ed Selectmen Barnett and Allen said com
mittee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
R. EATON KEYS, Pres't.
@. SCHNERLE, Clerk
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TN pursuance of the provisions Of Deed
~ of Trust executed BY Edward j. Pinker-
ton and wife, TO the late John Colqlazer
and myself as Trustees, dated the 2lst day
of June. lS38-which Deed is recorded ia
Book II. pages Al, 40 and as, of the records
of YazOO c0nnty--and 10 conformity with
the request Of majority Of the parties in
teresled in said deed. will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, before
the door Of the Planters Bank in YazOo
City, (formerly Manchester, on Wednesday
the 30th day Of November next, between
the hours Of IL O'Clock, M, and 8 o'clock,
p. NJ, the following described real estate
mentioned 10 said deed, viz: The north half
of east half Of The southeast quarter o!
Section No. thirty-fve, Township twelve,
Range 2, west. containing 80 9O-lO0 acres
If land. Also, another tract of land, lying
and being in the county and Stale aforesaid,
adjoining the land above described contain
ing one hundred and fen acres, being the
same land purchased By said E. j. Pinker-
ton at Trustees sale, as the property Of
Robert Chalmers and conveyed to said Pin
kerlOn by Thomas J. Jennings, trustee BY
deed, bearing date the both Of May, 1887,
except ten acres Of said tract previously
sold by said PinkertOn to Stephen G. Mat
theWs.
The before described property is well i'm.
proved; the title is believed 20 be good
but will convey to the purchaser only such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
WILEY w. RICHARDSON,
SHrUiDing Trustee.
July %, 1912. .(Pr fee $3.50 3-lst
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

A s Receiver. appointed BY the Superior
"a Court OF Chancery, am authorized 10
hire out by the month number Of Negroes,
belonging to James r. Creecy. Persons
wishing to hire, will please make application
TO me at my plantation, 9 miles below Hazoo
Civ. G. s. CRANE, Rec'p,
Nav 6, 1912. A3-4
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LO s. II

AN or about the 20th Of Janusrysa Band
~ Box, containing a La6y's black mouTn-
ing Hat, q Lady's Hood, (changeable silk9
a child s Hat, (straw, open work J, with some
other ARTICLES. Also, black leather tgaVel-
ing trunk which can be Of no use 70 any one
bnl the owner. marked J. H. with brass
nails. A reasonable reward win be given
for the recovery of the property, IL left al
the store Of MF. Fisher, in Yazoo City, or at
his store in Benton. A. GOODRICH.
Benton, Feb. IS, 1912. SS-tf
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-LOST.

TWNAKEN from the front Of our Ilobss.o On
Friday The Goth ulti4O, By some dray.
through mistake, one box Of Tobacco, mark
ed G. Any person having such Box in
store, will please make II known.
BATE & WARE.
vazoo CITY. Nav 81. 1870. 46-tf