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2a,,stpGrti0e Scrict,fc.

Oos Sampfibif 8reat @eltern, pclc
Dies Sriitol am Is. y. so. perlie6, trof
am 80, in yfeu Yorf Elm.
Gn8lono, - SIN Yarlament 1T Elm Sc.
iesporibla9 9emaht, no oer9lei6en Ser
BREEDER. pie Sranc5 uno Der 8rdppel,
obne bic 9elpobntiben 9efebliNen S6rm=
llbfelten bel ibrem Serb0re gu beobocb=
ten. transportlrt uno f0rperliber 3Itbtiz
9,1n9 unterlporfen weroen fGnnen,
Die 9emdBi9ten 3oll9eleee brin9en Die
betten Grfol9e i'm 6onoel berpor. Nti6t
nur Die 3olleinnabmen, ionoern outb Der
6anoel uno eini9e SobrifSlpei9e fino be-
oeuteno oaourb belebt.
Ser neue amerifanil6e 8elanote, Sr.
Gperett, bat piele Solfsfeite bei9ewobnt
uno ltb ourb feline Geoen uno iein Ses
tra9en oiele Sreunoe erporben.
Oeutiblono, - Ste9en6burs, oen 9ten
Sunl.-Nn Dem Sanalbau uno oer Sbiff=
barmabnn9 Der Qltmabt arbeiten oQein
i'm 8eri6t6be3rf BON &eblbeim 9eeen-
parti9 1900 Wann. 9estere bietet man:
6erlei S6wieriofeiten; oenn ni6t nur
mdfen bic Sriimmun9en our6to6en, Die
llfer einoeodmmt, Elm feiter &ittwe9 9e=
babnt, fonOern e6 muB oub an pielen
Steuen oo6 6u ieitbte Slubbctt tiefer 9e=
le9t weroen, po6 bel oem 9r0btentbeilo
borten compocten 9runbe nibt menio
Mube peruriacbt. Dodb Die &unit uno
ener9ie oer trefflieben 8aumeilfer iber=
mlnoet lteerei6 ale 6inoernifc. Ser Ga
nalbofen bel &elbeim 1T poQenoet, uno,
3medmaBleteit. Dauerboftiefet unb g.
le8anS IN itb oerelnioeno, Elm pobres Mei=
iterittf oer Woherbaufunf. sc feblen
nur nob Die belebenoen SbifFe, Die man
aber ibperli6 in oieiem Sabre icbon an.
tommen ieben miro; oenn ,pos einioe 3ei.
tuneen iiber bic i'm Suli lS42 bepDrifs.
benoe gr6fnun9 oes eubwies Gonols
feiner 8an6en lusbebnun9 na6 eefd)rie-
ben, miro it6 lpobl faum be,pdbren.
Sbeilweiie mag ct alleroino6 beuer nob
befabren tperoen fonnen.
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ratben multe. .,unmoelib" ent9e9nete
Der Yopa. ,SSas, lit ct fbon perbeira-
tibet ? SSor es niebt oer interehante fun9e
Mann. Der bier in unlerer gabboribaft
pobnt 3 ,Wein Gott, nein-e5 mar elm
9teufunoldnoer Ouno."
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Baltimore rcn gotten SuIi.

Die 9utenSoltimorer 0eriqtten am Der:
9an8enen Sonnto9e our0 Die 9ta0ritbt,
ooB cine 8omilie Snoianer in Der MQbe
oe6 Neierooirboule6 campfire, in iol0er
6itSe, Dap 8reuno Srieori6, iammt iei
nen Ninltenten 6on6, &unft, peter, gSil:
belm &C., nebit pumpe uno @aferbebQl.
ter, toum i'm Stonoc, Die GrDiGten nit
ieinen Qrobotmitteln, ais Gimonooe, Ipe,
er," 2(le, 98ai1er, [ein 0ewihen 6erren
febr beliebte6 @etrdnf,] &C., obSufublen.
Doeb BY tbe wop purOe snolib Seoermdn:
ni9lib befricoi9t. Die Snoiancr muBte
"Sriee" einiperren, oa nie 9roBe 9ut be:
5ei9ten itb in Dem 8a61rbebdter 5u ba.
ben, wa6 mle ct meinte uno mir beipfiD.
ten, 9e9en Qnifano uno Site lei.
Saltim. @orrelponoent.
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Der Tlberale 3seoDacnter
aMcabimn ben o. Sdnauit, 1912.

o. T9ericbti8unS.-9sr in unisrm pcrs
gen Slatte an9eSei9te @emittrfhoren an Dem
@Mntbum be6 $2rn. SmtbarN. in @liaB Sauns
tblp, nAr QlttfIbsrmsle nidt 9slbsben. Scr
Ssrlbtrlfatttr Mar 81 prrtili0 Qemetn.
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sen blieb. einise Mdbben iaben eS,
als iie in einem Soote gum Melfen Der
&abe fubren; iie finsen es, fleioeten es
uno lebrten es bas Spinnen, uno feline
Srommi9feit spuroe 70 CROP, oaB e5 lib
ieoes @al tief uerneiste, 70 oft es Elm Gru=
cifir fab. Sieben @eeriiinolin9e uno
Sun9frauen tpuroen 1860 bel Der Snlel
Geplon in einem Steee 9efan9en Gin
onoere5 Weertpeibben fab man D0ufi9 an
bet Suite BON Martinique, spel6es iib Die
Saore aus Dem 9eit6te itrib uno ficb
formlib ibneu5te. 2(uer oieier Sclpeiie
,nsea6tet, baben Die Stoturfori0er an
Dem SorDanoeniein oieler Sblere 9e6pel
felt uno man wuroe ibnen uelleitbt bis
ans gnoe bet @elt no69e5peifelt boben,
,penn Der 3ufall nicbt iene Seiee-S60n:
belt Dem 9e9enp@rti9en Gi9entDummer
in Die Sdnoe 9etporfen batte unb iltb Sc
Der iiber5eu9en f6nnter Dap oa6 Ding
tpirfliD eriitirt. ib.
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Gine iebr romantiicbe iun9e Dame fiel
neulieb in Den Strom uno mar Dem &r.
trineen nabe, ais Sulfe fam, Die fie be:
mnun06lo6 tpieoer aus Dem @a1er 5c9
Ills lbr 9eoGbtniB ipieoereebrte, erflorte
ne Dem Sater. Dap lie ibren Hetter bel,
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Der Sruacfcr Graucbt Gclb!

Dies perHen ,mitrs 2eitr rDne 3meiftt oat gut
mllItn uno mir m6dtsn e5 AUDI Ditrnit nur allc
Soltbsn crimrn Die tief bsi un6 in Der &rsibs
linr, Defenders rcnjeni9sn meIde bic Gubitrps
tlon fir pcn "SGpbabtr" felt tinem @nttcs
ben 0ar 3 Sabre itbuIt9 lrc. 28ir babtn
por clni9en 2SCbsn ale pisie trn9cno sriuht
lDre Naflfdnce Su sntricbten ober non msDr
wls 90 baben itcb nur 3rpci bsi un6 ein9e:
tunpen; Die ncb tibri9en msrpcn e9 un6 baDu
nlbt ptroenfsn menn mir lie nObnal6 um
Die SsjaDIun9 iDrer SbuIb eriucben. 9on
nun bis Su @nbe Der ndbiten @ourt miro ST.
ptr 9tIc9enDeit Doben un6 ben Setra9 entlpes
Der ltlblr Su brin9tn prGr iu itbifcn, Solds,
Die rls6 pernobIdiI9en baben IS lib fcIbit Sus
jul0rtibsn psnn ite meDr btjnDIsn mli7en pa
mir bci alien NahIdiI3en fpdtsr un5 natb cen
SeNin9un9cn ribtsn unb S4 so, itatt $3 redbs
ntn mcrten. lInicrc prompt jablenben &ums
Den pstren un6 entiburi9Sn mcnn mir Its NIT
Obi9tn lanApejIsn. Sic rp7cn il rttbt gut
"r1b Srufcr @elp brau,btn."
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Iisfsit Der Joeili9en unisrsr Sage, bic am @npe
ins ,3ubtDaus, itatt in bsn Somme fcmnsn.
Slititbabeu.- "a. Suli fubr ein

Slititbabem. m.-s(m "a. Suli fubr Elm
Slieifrabl in cine Wsstbobiifsns2a 2aserpsriamms
lung, bic in Ycrf @auntp ssbalten wuros.-
9rei Yferrs nurosn ouf Der StsOs sstoptt
uno sini9e Ysrlpnsn bstdubt.
Die @hsuer bon SeiIs Gaitner in GmDnebo
Saunibip, Mont9cmerp @auntp murbe am
Ibenb pe6 %. Suli pom Slis 9strofsn unp
brannte Bis auf psn @runb nisesr. Gin Sua
uno 6rpei junse Sbwsins famsn corin um.
9Sdbrsnb pemlslbsn @epitter purbe sins
Sbeuer prn Deter SaDIpr in Qimsrif Sauns
lhlN Nfont9CmsrD @auntp, pom Sls 9etrcfs
fen unb brannte 9apjIib nisber.
@IsbS'ti9 traf Der Sle Die Sdeusr bon
Saerb SUB in lciutaun Saunftb Buds
@auntD, bic ebsnfall5 nepsrbrannR.
2(n 2lbenp be5 %. Suli traf tsr Sle Die
S6eurr pcn Srbn @rdtcr in &ftppaf Sauna
ibip, Olcnt9cmerD @auntD, unp biefelbe MUIR
DC nit 100 Suidel Soofsr mo elmer 0uantiz
tdt I9eu burcb Ssusr TritSrt. Bier fb6ns Yferz
ps famsn in zen 8lammcn um. Gie Scbeur
mar Uer(tbsrt.
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SpppfTtipm. Die ShWtfia Ganals
@sitalbaft mo Die Yblabslpbia unb Yott5s
ville @iienbabns@eftGfbaft itsbn Jest III Ops
pplitirn 9e9sn chamber. Seioe trsiben Jest
Die Sranipcrtipn bon SttinfobItn 70 Farf mie
iis ftnnen. 2tuf BET @iienbnbn foifet bic Srans
ipcrtatirn elmer Come SoDlsn bon ppttSpiae
nab YbuarelpDia 81 10 Sent, pcn @buDlfia
S9dpen 81 unO ouf Dem @anat icll Iie, uie
man rnS fa9te, nur 90 Gent fOfsn, Ole pDi.
labcIpbier MAIDEN rDne 3mtifIt psn bsitsn prrs
tit bei rsltr OppCiitcn.
QSjr BADEN ipdtr srfabrn bab Die @iiens
bobn @tisulboft oub nur 60 Sent nimmt fir
Die Spnns
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Scr tylpriba Strict BAT wjsoer Gins
pcn ieinen 50 @nren crrtitbt. Der beridbtiQs
te Snbaner S?duptlin9 Suifonu99e it nun
init $50 fsncr @sncf1tn erpetrt mas pisoer
elm Gnee be5 &rje9s6 bemjrfts, oa aber bic
Snoinner itjtOsm ibon miebsr ein9e MprptDa>
ten bs9on9en Daben, 70 iit e5 flnr bos biefe6
nod nl6t pa6 { tt @npe mar.
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'$'tN'NT Nk'l<'tt' ~
Die OampflbiHfobrt miro in oielem
Gonre pirtlidb ouf Die eelpiilenlOieite uno
erbdrmlIbife SSeiie betrieben. 8einabe
fein Slatt befommt man in Die SOdnoe,
morin nibt Elm neue5 Sampf fbOot >l1n0luf
an9efiin0iot piro.-&oum 1T oer Sbmers
6enSruf be5 ibrecfli6en llnfoQ6 ouf Dem
Dompfbopte n@ono" bel ct. eoui6 BET:
t(un9en; 70 erfobren mir i6on rpieoer,
100 mo0li6, Elm nod ibreflicber6 lln8lu6,
oos itb am 9ten oie5 i'm ct. 9awrence
Sluhe bel Montreal 5utru9. Sine Meie
le BON Sa6inie bariten bic &eiiel oe6
Sampfboote5 rSbomrof," tpelbe6 bel,
nabe au9enblidlitb oerionf. Sn weni9er
als funf Minuten woren 6rpei uno ietbe
zig Weni6enleben perloren. Ole Yofa:
8ere paren belnobe ourb8dn8i9 Nu6won'
oerer aus Gnolano, Shottlano uno ST.:
lano' uno oer 6auptperluit traf Die Gn9
ldnoer.-Oo5 Dompfboot Dolphin" oo6
un9efabr cine babe Weile Don Dem per-
un8liidten Soote entfernt war, bGrte oa5
3erplasen ber &efel uno elite 70 Ibneu
lple m69lib 5ur 6Glfe. Nl5 e6 auf Den
Ylas Fam tpar oa5 Soot fbon perIunfen
uno Die Sberfldbe oe6 Bafer5 mar nit
tcoten uno lebenoi9en &0rpern beoedt,
oeren leeteren iib an berumIbwimmen
ben 9olSfuden uno an Den &dbncn feit
blelten, Die unbeib6oiot blieben. Ourcb
bic meni1enfreunoliben Semubunoen oe5
Sapltdn uno Der Scotleute oe6 0olpbin,
puroen nob ieb6i8 perionen ieoe5 2(tter5
uno SeibletbtS 9erettet, popon oreiIi9
mehr poer minoer perlpunhet lrnren.
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S5pc Smit1, Der Mtormonen Yrcpbet,
bat iib fdrSItb cine ouontitdt &rie95sMunis
t'on nab psr bsi9eu @tabt 0erupoo brinssn
laiEn mo nil bjstIbs nun maBrIbejnlt) in
elne 8eltun9 psrnanosIm um lib 9s9sn Die, in
ieinen 2Iu9en picasidt nibt bsili9sn, @sIsse
ju ptrtbso9'n. er befirbtst njcbt cDns@runo
eins Nnfcroerun9 fir feline pericn uno bes
Mormrnen meIher @ruperntr Sr996 Ibcb,
unb bsabltbti9t, pie es fbeint ftb NIT bss
moTnstr6 6onb iu msDrmim8al pas man i'm
init @epalt brlen mill. Die O1crncnen ae<
ifeDen icIbif oas SennsttS @stdnonis cine
9Iequiftion BON Gcupsrn6r fir esn Vrrpbes
ten uno msbrere fener @enclen bsmirfen pers
St lte feben lib babsr ppr um Die @palfrsduna
Der @eisse Su pcrbintern, Sas 1T fbSrs Sosi.
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NSif SDlt3rcf; l|f o'e Sor'HSSlI' mel(De
mIdn9lf i'm S2oufe pafitrts, AUDI I'M Senot
sntmCrtr flbOn pailjrt crer Der Vaiiirun9 nabs.
Die GlauiGL mcltbe bic &ertbejlun9 be6 Crib
ie6 prn 6fentlihen Qdnpereisn an Die Staaten
6tltmmt nirr, fol- onrin btjbeD1tsn bleben !;
man msiB raDsr notb ncbt WaS bn5 Srbi6lnl
Der Sia ien miro. So6alo psis SiG sntnss
Der 9cpGtret Deer 9enebmi9t 1T, miro lib Der
ecn9rsb ,pie e5 bebt, perta9cn.
Scenes 9JpItamt=0jcfet.-9em Ses
nat beS @cn9reiTt6 1T >pieoer elm Sja Sur 9ies
9uIirun9 bs5 YoitmeiIn5 pcr9eIs9t, melrbe6 a.:
Der mrbI fbmtrljb ~ bsier 3eit paitrsn mirp.
Ole Soouptabibt baprn lit po5 Sriefpcrte um
elm SecbStel ju ernierrgen, obcr e5 narb Der
Ssr. Staaten Minje ein;urtbtsn. 9Se9en
Die Serienbun9 BON 3eitun9en perpronet bic
Sll bab rieieIben nur o(en bur1 beren @bi,
loren fir oaS 9eip6bnIibe YertO psrianbt mers
oen bltrftn; weroen lie pon 2(npern verIanot
70 icllsn Ite SrisfsYorto fOfsn. Die 3erlens
oun9 bon 3eitun9en uno Sricfen burdb Yripat.
@sIG9enbeitcn miro barin bt 100 SDolsr Stras
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Trust Sale.

N pursuance of the provisions Of Deed
- of Trust executed by Edward J. Pinker-
ton and wife, to the late John Colglazier
and myself as Trustees, dated the 2Ist day
Of June, l63S-which Deed is recorded in
Book H. pages Al, 10 and 43, Of the records
of Yazoo cOunty-and in conformity with
the request Of a majority of the parties iu-
terested in said deed, will expose 10 public
sale TO the highest bidder for cash, before
the door of the Planters Bank in YazoO
City, formerly ManchesteF,) on Wednesday
the Both day of November next. between
the hours of IL O'Clock, NJ, and 3 O'Clock.
T. M, the following described real estate
mentioned in said deed, viz: The north half
OF east half of the southeast quarter oc
Section No. thirty five, Township twelve.
Range 2, west, containing 80 9O-lOO acres
of land. Also, another tract of land. lVinU
and being in the county and State aforesaid.
adjoining the land above described, contain
ing one hundred and ten acres, being the.
same land purchased by said E. ]. Pinker-
ton at Trustees sale, as the property OF
Robert Chalmers and conveyed to said Pin
kerton by Thomas ]. Jennings, trustee By,
deed, bearing date the Goth Of Nav, 1887.
except ten acres Of said tract previouslp
sold by said Pinkerton to Stephen G. Mat
thews.
The before described property is weDih-
proved; the title is believed to be good :.
but | will convey to the purchaser only such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
WILEY w. RICHARDSON.
SurUiUing Trustee.
| LnlV % 1870. (Pr fee C90A 9 49,
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In tie Circuit Court of the United States
for he Southern District of the State of
Mississippi, to NOOembct. Term, 1912.
James Dick, ct al.
vs.. Fi.F
Joel Stevens& surety,l
10y virtue of the above execution TO me
- directed, shall expose to public sale,
at the door Of the courthouse in the town
of Benton, within the hours prescribed by
law, to the highest bidder for cash,
On the ffth Monday Of October, ls42,
all the right, title and interest of the defen-
dant, Joel Stevens, in and to the following
described property, to wit:
Negro Slaves Abram, Ritter, Louisa, vi
nerva, Dinah, Adam, Hester, Annarky, Cap
tain, Losia, Moses, Jackson, Jake, Malinda
Brit, Mlla, Caroline, Burrel, Harriet, Violet
Francis, Gran, Charles, Randall, Servis, Tom
Betsey, Wenney, George, Easter, Armstead
and Jinney. Also, 2 mules, 5 horses, about
100 head Of cattle, 100 head of sheep, lOO
hogs, Wagon, pleasure carriage, and 2
houses seed cotton. The same having been
levied upon as the property of the defend
ant, Joel Stevens, to satisfy plaintiffs claim
and costs. A. MILLER, Marshal.
BY N. g. WATTS, D. M.
Sept. 80, 1912. pr fee S9) l2-5t
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d. Lemay, ct al
RY virtue Of the above execution TO me
- directed, shall expose to public sale,
at the door Of the courthouse in the town
of Benton, within the hours prescribed by
hw, TO the highest bidder for cash,
On tie ffth Monday of October, 1912,
II the right, title and interest Of the defen-
ants, Lemay g. Heldebrand, in and to the
following described property, to wits-the
west half northwest quarter section z, town
hip 8, range 3, west; east half of southeast
uarter section l, township 8, range 4 west ;
est half Of southwest quarter, and south
'alf Of east half of southwest quarter sec
ON l, township 8, range 4, west; west half
oulheast quarter, east half southwest quar-
or, and east half southeast quarter section
%, township 0, range 3, west; east half Of
northeast quarter, east half southeast quar-
ter, east half southwest quarter, west hall
southeast quarter, east half northwest quar-
ter, west half southwest quarter, and ives
half northwest quarter section 33, township
80, range 3, west. The same having beer
levied upon as the property OF the defen
ldanis, Lemay and Heldebrand, to satisf
plaintiffs claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By N. 6. Warts, ID. n
Sep. 80. ls42. pr fee Sl2) l2-5t
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The state of Mississippi,( PROBATE Court,
YAzoo COUNTY. Aug. Tenn, $40.

The State of mississippi PROBATE COURT,
YAzoo County. Aug Tenn. l842.
WHEREAS, Philip B. Pope, Administrator
W de bonis non of the estate of Jas Cooke,
deceased, having, by application and petition, re-
presented TO the court that the personal and real
estate of said deceased is unable to pay the debts
against said estate, Qhe same having been declar-
ed lnsolvent,) and prays that citation issue to all
persons interested, to appear and shew cause, if
any they can, why the remaining lands described,
the property of said deceased, should not be sold
for the purpose of paying the debts against said
deceased estate, prayed for by said petitioner,
WIS the w half Of n W.quarter Sec. l8, Town'p
10, Range Q, east; OF which he, the said deceased,
died seized and possessed, all lying and being in
the county of Yazoo and State of Mississippi.
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed, that cita-
ton issue, directing all persons in any way inter-
ested to be and appear at the next October Term
of this court, and shew cause, if any they can,
why an order of sale should not be made for the
purpose of paying the debts against said estate.
1t is further ordered, that publication of this be
made in some newspaper published in the State
for the space of thirty days, and be up three
public places in the county where the lands are
situated, for the same length of time.
Test GEO. CROCKETT, Cpk.
| Sept. is, I042. I0-4t
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Winter g. Mead, and surety.
10y virtue of the above execution to me
- directed, shall expose to public sale,
at the door of the courthouse in the town
Of Benton within the hours prescribed by
law, to the highest bidder for cash,
On the ffth Monday Of October, ls42,
all the right, little and interest of the defen-
dant, G. Mead, in and to the following de-
scrbed property, to wit; negro slaves Dave,
Milly and child, Eliza, Anthony, and Nelly.
The same having been levied upon as the
property of the defendant, G. Mead, to sa-
tisfy plaintiffs claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
BY N. G. WATTS, D. M.
Sept 30, 1912. (Pr fee SOY 12-5t
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Sept. I6, I842.
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District of the State of
Mississippi, to NOp'r Term, 1912.
s. & M. Allen, sur, use, &c.l
VS.. - Vend, EXD,
Harris, Ferguson g. Co.
10y virtue of the above Execution to me
Il directed, | shall expose to public sale
at the door of the Courthouse in the town Of
Benton, within the hours prescribed by law
to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
Second Monday of October, 1912,
all the right, title and interest of the defen-
dant, Ezekial Harris, in and TO the following
described property, to wit: the east half Of
southeast quarter of Section Is, Township
IL, Range 2, west, in Yazoo county;-the
same having been levied on as the property
of the defendant, E. Harris, to satisfy the
plaintiffs claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By N. 6. Wars, D. Nj.
Sept 2, 1S42. pr fee SlO.5O SGT
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NOCICGs
.ETTERS Testamentary having been
granted the undersigned at the August
Term of the Probate Court of Yazoo coun.
ty. upon the estate of Thomas H. Sibley,-
all persons indebted to said estate are here
byrequested to pay them without delay; anC
all persons having claims against said estate
are required TO present them duly authentf
Gated within the time prescribed by law, o
they will be forever barred.
MARY ANN SIBLEY, Exec'x.
MICHAEL HAYES, Executor.
Sept. 9, 1912. SGT
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Chanceryside Of the
Yazoo Circuit Court
May Term, 1912.

~Ay S~'A13 $3.50
Malatha A. Jenkins.
Upon opening the matters in the COM
~ Plainant's bill, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that the defendants,
Sarah Ann and Theodocia Garnett, are not
citizens of the State of Mississippi, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them: therefore, it is considered by
the court, that, unless the said Sarah Ann
Garrett and Theodocia Garnett appear on
or before the next term Of this court, and
answer, plead or demur to the compliments
bill, the several allegations thereof will be-
taken for confessed as to them, and the mat
tiers thereof will be decreed as may BY said
court seem right and proper.s
1t is also considered by the court, that
publication of this notice be made in the
Yazoo City Wing, a newspaper published in
YazoO City and State aforesaid, for eight
weeks. THIS. P. SLADE, Crk.
By GIB. BARNES, D. G.
J.J. Niche, Attorney.
Aug. 10, 1912. pr fee S13,5O) est
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Planters Bank, complainant,
2l49. vs..
+. j. Pinckerton, ct al, defendants.
Upon opening the matters Of this Bill,
u and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Chancellor that the defendant, Edward
j. Pinckerton, is not an inhabtant of this
State, but resides beyond the limits thereof,
so that The ordinary process of this Court
cannot be executed upon him: 1t is there
fore ordered, that unless the said defendant
appear before the Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Jackson, on the first
Monday in December next, and plead, an
swer or demur to SAID bill of complaint, the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed, and such order and decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem equita-
BILE and just 1t is further ordered that a
copy of this order be inserted in the Yazoo
City Wing once week for two months sue
cessively.
Attest RI. DIXON, elk.
Wilkinson & Miles, P. Q.
Sept. l6, 1912. (Pr fee $l5) lO-9t
Superior Court Of Chancery Of The STATE o.
mississippi, September Rules, l842.
Adam l.. Bngaman,
256S VS..
Richard G. Hyatt, ct al,
EfOPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and it appearing that the defendants,
the unknown heirs of Jacob B. Wamack,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordi.
nary process of this Court cannot be exc.
cuted upon them:-It is therefore ordered
that unless said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the Courtroom in the
town of Jackson, on the first Monday in De
cember next ensuing, and plead, answer o
demur TO said bill of complaint, the severa
allegations thereof will be taken for con
lessed as to them, and such order and de
cree made therein as the Chancellor ma
deem equitable and just. 1t is further or
dered, that copy of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing once a week 70
two months successfully.
! Attest r. l.. DIXON, elk.
BY F. N. HENNLUN, D. G.
Wilkinson & Miles, P. Q.
Sent. IS, 1912. (Pr fee Sl5) lO-9t
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Parham Buford, Eveline
Turnbull g. VIM BIveyJ
HVHE Subpoena in this case having been
returned into court, executed as to
Parham Buford, and he having failed to
plead. answer or demur TO the bill of COM
plant: It is therefore considered by the
Court in Chancery sitting, that the allega-
tons in said bill contained be taken for con-
fessed as to him; and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the court, upon the affidavit
of Joab r. Richards, that the defendants,
Eveline Turnbull and William B. Ivey. are
not residents of the State Of Mississippi
1t is therefore considered by the court, that
unless the said Eyelne Turnbull and VIM. B
Ivey appear here on or before the first day of
the November term (lS42) of this Court, and
answer, plead or demur TO the plaintiffs bill
of complaint, the same will be taken fol
confessed, and the matter thereof decreed
1t is further ordered by the court, that a
copy of this order be published in the Yazoc
Wing, newspaper published in Yazoo City,
for eight successive weeks.
THIS. p. SLADE, Clerk.
By GIB. BARNES, p. G.
Hardin, Atty for Plf
Sep. 9, 1912. Price $lsl 9-st
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