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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

The south. east quarter Of section Nv n
ty, township eleven, range f ur, edst, AM
the sou halfea>t half northwest quartz
of sect one, township ten, rarge three
east; entered By J A Cooper. Taxes
due for lS42, 3 dollars and 80 cents.-
Printers fee 81.
The west half north east quarter of sec
,Iau nineteen, township nine, range 5, east
Ell cred W Preston Cooper. Taxes due
f., lS4-, - cents. Printers fee 81.
Fract nal section seventeen. and north
half no th.east gu 'crof section nineteen,
township ten, ,ange five, east; entered
by Alexdnder DunIrp. Taxes due for
1912, 624 cents. Printers fee 81.
The southwest quarter OF section twcn-
tt-three, township ten, range tw', east; en-
tered by George G. Cameron; Taxes due
for 1912, 3 dollars and 80 cents. Prir,
ier's fee 81.
Lots seen and eight of section thirty
one, township ten. rage one, eas'; en'er,
ed by Philip Dixon. Taxes due for lo42,
70 cents Printers fee Z.
The north. east quarter of section ei2hr,
township ten, range four, east; enleed by
J. G. Dickson and Robert Nick y. Tx.
es due for 1912, dyllaIs and 10 cents.
Printers fee 81.
The west hat south West-qualter ot sec.
ton seven, township eight. range fur, east;
ente ed b, VIM. Eakin. Taxes due for
1912, 81 cents Printers fee 81.
The southwest quarter and west half
south east quarter of section twenty-one;
the west half of section twenty eight; the
northeast quarter of section twenty-five;
The north west Qulrter of section twenty
three, township eleven, range four, east
and lots one, two, three and six of section
thirty-lour township ten, range one, east
entered bv Samuel C. Faulkner Taxes
due for 1912, 10 dollars and 50 cents -
Printers fee 81.
Lots two and three and south half of lot
one section six, township Sc, en-, rage
three, east; entered by Asa Fletcher. Tax.
es due for 1912, So cents. Printers fee
81.
The wesi half southeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty, towuship ten, range five, east;
entered by Thomas Gordon. Taxes due
for l~42, 10 cents, Prinerss fee 81.
The south half west half south west quar-
:, - ION. the northwest quarter
OF section nine, township len, ru..-s .broe
cas-; entered by is. Gooch. Taxes due
for I842, dollars and ca cents. Printers
fee 81.
The east half southeast quarter and
south cas-, quarter of north east quarter of
section seven; the north half and west half
southwest quarter of section eigh', and lots
two and three, section nine, township eight,
ra"go four. east; entered by J. S. Gooch
and Il. U. Mcdonald. Taxes due for
1912, 3 dollars and 80 cents. Printers
fee 81.
The east half north west qunrter of sec
lion thirty three, township nine, range one
west; entered by &. W. Co sey. Taxes
due for 1912, liars and 81 cents.-
Printers fee 81.
DUNCAN YORRtv. C
Tax Collector of Md 1918 '
Dec 9th 1910 q
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger Of Madison corntv,I W
"A offer for sale, for cash, before d
court house door in the town of Canton.
Monday, the I'd day Of January, 1874
the following described property taken U
as estray, viz:
One sorrel horse, taken up by Israe
Spencer, with blaze face, abont9 years
old, l5a hands high. Appraised to $40
Two black steers, taken up by John
Williams, about 5 years old, marked witt
crop and slit in the left ears, and slit
in the right; no other marks or brands
Appraised 10 $40 each.
One black and white spotted COW viii
her calf of the same color, taken up by A
Leggett, marked with swallow fork
the right ear, about years old. Appr'
sed to So so.
A lot Of cattle taken up BY Nathan Pa
ish, described as follows: One pale rel
COW, marked with crop in the right AM
an upperbi in the left ears. Appraise
to SIS.
One red ycarling, no marks nor brands.
Appraised to 80.
One white steer, with black cars, abor I,
3 ears old, marked swallow fork aU
upper bit in the LEFT and swallow fork
the right ears. Appraised to 81.
A lot Of cattle taken up bv ]. G. Fin
gerald, described as follows: One bacE
'ided COW, with white back and bell!
marked with a crop, slit and figure III
he right ear, and an under slope and uppl
ut in the left, 10 years old, with hrnS
alf about 3 m ,nths old. no marks !
ands. Appraised TO $40. 4
One large brindle COW, marked cr'pa' q
alf crop in the right ear, and sw'I@ a
,rk in the left, 8 years old, no brand n
18th red heifer Is months old, unmad
d. Together appraised TO $l2. b
Two steers, taken up by A. Clark o 4
dark or blue dun steer, about 9 yea
d, marked a swallow fork in the rIs TX
,r and crop of the left, branded On" Ko
fl bullock c. T. Appraisedto $l5. :,
The other a red and white specSs me
eer, with red or brindle neck, marked W
op, two Sits and an under bit in the !
II, and swallow fork and under oil ~
e right, branderi T B. on the right {
TX, about 4 years old. Appraised =
J. A. TALBOT c
Ranger Madison county. -
Canton, Dec. 0. lS42.-l3-ts
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
Adninistratrix Sale.

nY virtue oI an order Of the Probate
- Court Of Alfalfa county, will sell
al Eam1en' IN Madison county, to the high.
First Monday of February, ls43,
1T being the 9th dav. the following desert
ped lands lying in Madison county: The
norm malt ct the northwest quarter of sec.
ton number eleven, township number
e'even' range four, east; lands belonging
TO The estate of Presley Williams, deceas.
ed.
Terms IF sale, twelve months credit nv
me purchaser giving tond with approved
se'uri'y' IN the hours prescribed by law.
JANE SnITH.
Of Presley Williams. decd
December l3, l642, lis
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

n pursuance to dc prov isiOns of Ger
& tam Deed OF Trust made by ,."homa,
MnIin and wife on the 81 day of April
Iot0, conveying to the undersigned as
u >tee for the benefit of Mprz & Hender.
"a. IA" i"l'wing described land in Madi-
-" '.nnir, to-wit: The west halt Of north.
ca quarter n section thrty-one; The east
N'l' ~ northwest Iarter of section thr-
N''h'' me south half of east half Of south
west quarter OF section thirty; the west
ha'i southeast quarter of section thnty
me east half of northeast qurrtor Of sec
non thirty; the north half uos, half of
southeast quarter of section Ihirtv-one:
me north halt of east halt nj Southwest
quarter OF section thir,, .nue. all in town.
shIr eleven. range four, elst: containing
IN all tour hundred an thrt1 nine sixty.
eight one hundredihs acres, more or less.
Ana having been requested thereto bv
'ain M"'z " Henderson, shall proceed to
rIl On the
0h day Of February, 1913,
l the court house door in the town of Can
m At public auction to the highest bid
er, tor cash, the aforesaid land.
VIII convey such title as is vested in
le bv said Deed of trust, which is be-
eyed Ia be good.
W. d. HENRY, Trustee.
December Is, lS42. l4-S
printers fee Is dollars.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

l. IL proceed 10 sell at the Cour
= House door of Madison county, Mis-
slss'pPl, in the town of Canton, for cash
On Monday, the 2OM day of March, 1913
The following Lots or parcels of Land, tc
$ usty the State and County Tax due
.'''eon for the year 1912, according to the
hade and provided for the RECOVERING
u &c. MI &c and County Tax, to wit
L.. uaaber fou 6 section twentv-s;.
township eIgh, ,ge three, east: entered
b, John ). Goonn Faxes due for 1910
35 cents. Printers fec 81.
Iha west halfo the north east ouarto.
OF section five, township ten, range five.
east; entered by Thomqs Brown. and aS'
sessed as the property of ]. Heard. Taxes
due for 1912, IS GEMS. Printers lac 7
dollars.
The west halfnorth- west quarter of se.
ton one; the east halt moth east Quarter
OF section two, and south west quarter.
west halt north east quarter and son,t, .o>
quarter of northeast quarter of se,rn,
one' township nine, range five, e ST; en-.
tered by M. II. and J. H. Harper Taxes
due tor 1912, dollars. Primers fee e. |
Inc east half northwest quarter of SEC.
ton one, township nine, range five. east.
me west half northeast quarter and east
nan northwest quarter of section two
township nine, range five, east; entered
y I'm henderson. Taxes due for 1872,
dollar and cents. Printers fee g.
Inc west half northeast qrarier of sec. {
ION one, township nine, range four. east.
inferred by M. H. Harper. Taxes due fnr {
S42, dollar and is cents. Printe.,s {
se 81. ''"''' ; i
!, me west half southeast quarter, south t,
aii west half northeast quarter, north
iil west nall southwest quarter and'sou,b q
III west half southwest quarter of section tt
township eight, range two. p
est; entered by Mahlon Holden. Taxes Ia
Re tor 1912, dollars and 80 CENTS
'inter's fee 81. -
nc So"'" "a'f east hall southeast quar- by
OF section twenty-seven, township eight. l
lge TWO, west; entered bv Jno. Holden
Aes due for 1912, SO cents. Printers on
81. 70 70
me west half northwest quarter, west N,
l southeast quarter and east half south Pr
81 quarter OF section ten, t ,wnship ten.
ge three, cast; eniered by Jacob Hart ty.
l. Taxes due for lS42, dollars and tw
cents. Printers fee 81. ito
ne northeast quarter of section seven. we
nShiP len, range three, east; entered Ia
D. HUI and Jno. S. Goach. Taxes Pri
lor ls42, dollars and SO cenis.- :
nter's fee 81. ,;on
e. ,',.' nan OIL Lot number one, Sec ives
''A' township se'eh' range three, east; tive
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
E'AEANT COB
AND
Corn will.

ENfiE subscriber hl~ the rights for tbs
4 and Holmes county ,or a Min to
grind Cobs and Corn together, or separa e.
ly, This invention is Of The most simple
and practical kind and is applied to the
common plantation mills of the country
now IN use, requiring no diit'onal ex.
pen,e for new buildings, frame work, new
mill stones or machinery excepting The
simple appara tus turn shed b, the su. scri-
Der himself. The use Of these mills has
b come quite general in Adams and jefler-
son counties and other parts of this State
and Louisiana. They are afforded at a
comparatively trihing sum, and besides fur
nishing a superior feed for stock it is esti-
m ted by those now using Them, including
many If the first Planters Of the last above
mentioned counties and Louisiana, that the
saving effectet thereby is from one-third
to one half. The subscriber now offers
these mills to the Planters of Madison and
Holmes and is prepared to attend to any
applications that may be mnde from either.
0 OF the mil can be seen at Major w.
+. Walkers plantation, miles from Can
ton, and tn subscriber can be seen or
herd of and further in ormation obtained
by inquiry of Jacob Mitchell, Esq, Canton,
or Messrs. Giles 81 Robb, Vernon.
G, S. TAlNTOR.
Canton. Dec I'd, 1912 -l2-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HNIE C"rartnershin heretofore exist.
Il ing, III Yaz,o CITY, under the irn
and style of CHAMBERS, ELLIS &
co, has this day been diss lived by
mutual consent; one of the partners,
A. A. McWILL1E, having retired from the
firm. The business of the firm will be
settled by w. R. Chambers and J. ].
Ellis. A. A. McWILLIE,
J. J. ELLIS,
w, r. CHAMBERS.
Canton, Nop. 9Th, 1912.
n. B. The Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business will be continued
by the undersigned, under the firm OF
Chambers and Ellis.
w. R. CHAMBERS,
J. J. ELLIS.
ldsoo city, Nor. lGta, 1912.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
J. BURCEETT a. co.

MERCHANTS,
Leuee Street,
VICKSBURG, MI
2 doors north of Prentiss & Dawson
brick row,
A RE ready to make CASH advan.
IN ces on cotton consigned to their
house in Vicksburg, or to Watts g. Biggs
in New Orleans. They also have con.
stantly on hand, Begging, Rope and
Irvine; also Groceries, Negro Ciothing
and plantation supplies generally, which
we will furnish low for cash or cotton
Vicksburg, Sept. Is lS42-l-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

BLANKS,
Neatly executed at this Office.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
E'aX Coll ct0r,s Sale

! ''S'''o'P 'ls VIII eXDOS tC
Puollc sale. Def re the Curt House do,r
IN the town of Canton, n
Monday. the 3oM day Jaounrv merit
the following described lands. viz Tho
south east fourth of section tb,r,, .s;v ~
township eleven, north of range fv~ e,.,
the east half of section one, and The nor,b
east fourth of section twelve in townsb'n
ten north OF range five east. cnntainina r. +
all GAO acres. Said land was entoroJ7 b.
1ohn Erwin of Kinds ounty, MissIssiDDi
an py nm mortgaged to the Real Es,ato
banking Company OF Hind. county. Mic
SlSS'PPI Said and was assessed os ,ho
property of John Erwin, and will he soiJ
to satisfy tn taxes due tn, reon for 1 ,hu
year l'l2, there being no persor ,T' nu m'
perry of said John Erwin in Wadpis aU,
county, out Of which the amonot of ,bn
axes can be made Amount of taxes d'e
50 80 "a. u '"Aes uue
DUNCAN YORK, T. c. NC
canton, Nov. 26, ls42.-il.1O.
Prs fee $40 so.
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LEVERS 4 MCLEAN.

3,
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,rms for
custom.
Cotton
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cated. he In,
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from all
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will sons ms
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CommiA
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10 ington, Wo
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il CommitleI
Simmons, AL
Morehoad.
} Committee
Linn, Bates,
and Sturgeon
Committee
cr,'' r,1 A
una Wilcox.
Con'mittee
row. re-, Fulton, 5
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Committee
Bayard, Choa
Graham.
Comm;nee q
Smith of Ind
huntington mg. al
Co"'mittee o
MeSsrS' Hende
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Dent"n.
M: Omminee on
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,C0mmittee6or
MeSsrs. PHELPS.
heclicut Allen,
Committee on
5serIlen, Clayton
Aerr.
Committee on
loads.-Messrs.
.o6eris, Conrad,
committee on
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Story (says the Boston POST late
~ delivered decision as TO the fiduciary
debts under the bankrupt law, in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court in that city, US
follows: "Firsi, that the existence Of fidu-
ciary debts, contracted before the passage
Of the act, would mol deprive the petitioner
ofa right to discharge in bankruptcy from
. alt his other debts Secondly, that the
claims OF those having legal demands
against the administrator would still re-
main good against him, Notwithstanding
bis discharge in bankruptcy. Thirdly,
that If these creditors came in with other
creditors for a share in the assets OF the
bankrupts, they would be stopped from
further proceeding against him after his
discharge; and, fourthly, that fduciary
debts, contracted subsequently to the day
Of the passage Of the bankrupt law, would
entirely prevent the discharge Of the bank
rupt."
Judge Daniel Of Virginia has held that a
person who owes 6duciary debts is not en-
titled TO the benefit Of the bankrupt law.
In, Ohio Judge Mclean has held that no
reliefcan be given, under the act, against
hdueiary debs-but the debts in that case
having been contracted before the passage
OF the act, the debtor was entitled 10 the
benefit Of the act as TO other debts' In New
York Judge Thompson has decided that a
hduciary creditor may elect 70 take HE div
idend under the act. and II be does sss Sc
elect, his debt remains; but the bankrupt
may be discharged from other deb,s. judy.
es Story, Thompson and Mclean seem
then ss isE IS they 90 TO agree-and the
prooaollIty is that the question will be set
tied At the next term Of the SaPEsms Court
Of the United States, in conformity 70 their
opinion.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
COMMERCIAL.

CoTroN by the Charleston papers OF
yesterday we received the last advces from
the cotton markets Of Europe-They were
brought to N. York by the Great Western.
The news of the passage Of the Tariff bill
by Congress had not reached Europe, it is
impossible to tell the extent Of the evil eft.
feet il may have on the price of our staple.
This, together with the great confusion in
the factious caused by the riots of the op-
eratives, and the expense and uncertain is
sue of the English wars with China and
Affghanistan it is thought will be greatly
unfavorable to the cotton trade, while on
the other hand the late Treaty and the set
tlement of the regency question in France,
will probably exert favorable influence
thereon. The Great Western brought O.
yer the report Of the Liverpool cotton mar
ket, Sept. I'd. The operations are becom-
Ing more quiet-speculators we're coming
freely forward and there was an advance of
Id to Id per ID which however yielded
slightly on the last day or two when de-
mand lessened, and spinners bought spar
ngly-The yield was about I'd per lb from
the highest point. Upon the whole, how
ever, it was considered that the market was
improving.
From N. Orleans nothing has been re-
ceived since the arrival of the Western,
and we cannot therefore say what effect
the accounts she brought has had on tn It
market; The Bee of2 lth was reed. yester.
day-It states that in the early part of the
week the demand for cotton was languid,
but in the last three days had become more
brisk-In three days the sales amounted to
$500, and daring the entire week 5000
bales-The following is the Liverpool clas-
sifcation for Louisiana and Mississippi.
Ordinary 6a6i
Middling Z "a
Middling Fair 90
Fair 81 a 8
Good and Fair 81 10
The prices IN Vl'ksourg, on @Stn sept.
were Quoted at from 5 8
BAGGIvG AND RoPE.-The Bee quotes
KY. bagging l2a l3c cash and Is a l6c
time--India bagging the same-Ky. rope,
5 a Ct cash and time. The Vicksburg
quotations up to Oath Sept. rate Ky. bag
cling Is l6--Rope So.
WESTERN PRoDUcE. last Vicks-
burg quotations are as follows--Mess Pork
80 6.5O-prime do S 6--Hams 8 10;
Sides Al 5--Shoulders 4i-hog
round 5 Lard a 9--.Flour 4,25 a
4,5O.
.--(Vicksburg prices) blown 30
1925 per ground do 2,25 $50.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
Rau Roa0 fmm,
VICkSBURG.

NEO. H. GRAY has opened house
" OF entertainment in the CITY of
Vicksburg. under the above name Ii il
situated on Mulberry street better known
as Rail Road street, two squares north of
the Depot. 1t being situated equally con-
nected to the Steamboat Landing, the Pro.
duce and Commission Stores. and the De-
pot, offers advantages to Planters and 9th
ers visiting Vicksburg on business, in point
OF location not possessed by any other
House in the City.
For the accommodation of his custom
ers ne will have porter in waiting, TO con.
vey baggage to and from the the Cars.
Steamboats,, &c. free of charge. His
charges are fixed at low rate, correspond.
ing with the pressure of the times, and are
as follows, viz:
Board per week, S. 90
Gay, l so
Single meal each, 5O
Lodgings, o.
10 without meals, so
The proprietor takes this means of ex-
pressing his thanks to those who have NAT.
ronlzed his house, and hopes by attention
to MS business, and disposition to accom.
modatc and render chmf rtable III Sc who
may call on him--to merit a continuance
of their favor.
Vicksburg, September, l642-l.6
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01

No man ever borrowed himself out Of
debt II you wish relief, you must work
for it,. economist for it. You must make
more and spend less than you did while
you were running in debt. You must
wear homespun instead Of sbroadcloth,
drink water instead of champagne, and
rise at four instead of seven. Industry,
frugality, economy-these are the hand
maids Of wealth, and the sure sources OF
relief. A dollar earned is worth ten Dor.
rowed, and a. dollar saved is better than
forty times its amount in worthless gew.
gaws.. Try .our scheme--it is much bet
,ss ;shsaHs 20 depend upon bank favors, ami
a thousand times more honorable than
resort to bankrupt laws.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
" NO CURE, NO PAYM-N
More than a thousand cures, and
not a single failureA!
GREEN'S FEVER AND AGUE
W1XTWRWo

NV ARRANTED to cure the Ague
w and Fever, or ChiIls and Fever,
without the aid Of any other medicine, in
any case where the directions are follow.
ed. The propretors have sold in their
immediate neighborhood over 1000 bottles
of the Ague and Fever Mixture, not one
of which has failed TO cure. Hundreds OF
Certificates could be produced, some from
some Of the first men of the country; but
We think that the very best recommends
ton il can have, is to say to all afflicted
with the Fever and Ague, or ChiiIs and
Fever, is to procure bottle Of Green's
Ague and Fever Mixture, and take
it according to directions, and when it is
all taken. il you are not perfectly cured,
call and your money will be returned.
1t is also a sovereign preventative a.
gainsi Intermitant, Remitant, Bilious and
YELLOW Feuers, and those who will use
the Mixture to prevent their occurrence,
will seldom, il ever, be disappointed -
and also, those who are Iaboring under de-
tilIty from an attack Of either OF the a.
bove fevers, will find great benefit from
the use of bottle of the mixture,
Prepared only by
J. & r. GREEN, Jackson.
For sale by
E. d. WARD, Canton.
Sept. "a, 1912. 2-3
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of Administration having
- been grained to the undersigned at
the June term, 1912, Of the Probate Court
OF Madison county, on the estate of e.
Sureaa, decd. All those indebted 10 the
estate will please come forward and make
immediate settlement, and those having
claims against said estate are requested
to present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
c. WILLIAMS, Admir-
Sept. II, 1912. I-6
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DIED,

In this place, .on Sunday last. after a.pro-
tracted illness, JOHN d. MCLEAN, formerly
a merchant Of this town, in the 27th year
Of his age.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
NO CICE.

NOTICE.
REDUCED RATES OF FERRlAGE
Attic old Ferry, Moore's Bluff.
"HE subscriber having completed the
repairs of the landings Of this Fer
ry, respectfully informs the. public that he
will pass Wagons at the reduced rate Of
25 cts. each; Carriages of four wheels rs
cts.; wheels l2i cts.
Z. M. BROWN.
Moore's Bluff.
Oct. I, 1912 81
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERy
Of the State of Mississippi. Seo,eube,
Rule, lS42.
A. B. Wiles,
vs.
The President, Directors
and Company of the
Union Bank Of Loui-
sIana.
Upon opening the matters of this
~ Bill and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the Court, thai the defends nus.
the President. Directors and COMPANY az
the Union Bank of Louisiana are NOT n.
habitants OF this state, but reside bevond
the limits thereof so that the ordin.rv pro-
cess Of this Court cannot be executed nnon
them. II is therefore ordered, that unless
said defendants appear before the Chan
cellor at the Court room in the town of
jackson, the first Monday in Decembsr
next ensuing, and plead. ans wer a. dsm.r
to said bill of complaint, de several ala
cations thereof will be taken for comics.
sed as TO said defendants. and s.,eh s-ls-
and decree made therein as The Chaucel-
lor may deem equitable and just Il il
further ordered that copy Of this order
be inserted in the Independent Democr.,
once week for two months.
Attest: r. Z. DIXON, CPk
By F. N. HARALsos. N q
A. T. MOORE, Comp. Sol
Sept IL, 1912.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
j. Eft & co.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
Leuee Street,
YTCKSBURG, MI.
2 doors north Of Prentiss g. Dawson
brick row,
4 RE ready 10 make CASH advan-
N ces on cotton consigned TO their
house in Vicksburg, or to Watts & Biggs
in New Orleans. They also have cen
staniIy- on hand, Bagging, Rope and
Irvine; also Groceries, Negro Clothing.
and plantation supplies generally, which
We will furnish low for cash or cotton.
Vicksburg, Sept. l5' l642.-I-f