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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
District Chancery Court of the State oil
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
Consider Parrish I'm Vacation. Octo-
tr6 LorSf,b ISf2

Federick w Huling et al.
l nearino 10 the satisfaction of the court that
The defendants James Davis, Joshua > GURUS
and Robert III Pattllo, are not inhapHah'S W q
this State but reside beyond the limits tner"ol' 80
,ha, he ordinary process OF this court cannot be
s.-s-.5 On them The refore il is ordered: That
nn,.ss ihe said defendants appear before the Vice
Cbsnceilor at the court room in the town OF
Holly Springs, on the frs. Monday OF January
nexr and plead. answer or demur 10 comnlain-
ar,.s Mil Tia reveral allegations thereof Will be
taken for confessed as to them, and such order
and decree made therein as the Vice Cnance. 'or
shall deem equitable and Just And II IS TURNER
ordered That a copy OF this order be inserted IN
,hs aHollv Springs Gazefie" newspaper puo-
lisned. in the town of Holly Springs, Mi sissipp''
onrs week for two months. SucceSSivelv.
Test. JAMES C. ANDERSON tlerK.
Treas. LANE g. CI.aPP sofrs for compft-
October 81, lsl3-2us
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
COMMERCIAL.

NExPHI-, Tuesday Morning, Oct "a.
CorroN The market xas dul. yes:er
hy. anI prices are dropping, corresponding
etl the market in New Orleans and at the
North. But few bales brought over cel.,s
Wso1o,e 6 I-2to7I-4 The amount ship
p-i from this port this season Of the new
,r,7 Ia ! 199 bales
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

TIES OF TlPPAH, FONI9ltltss
MARSHALL. LAFA YETTE. fA-
NOLA. DEso1'0. TONIoA AND
COAH0MA.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
Nv law passed ct the recent called
session of the Legislature. !: 10 provided that
you shall elect The Clerk of the District
Chancery Court a, Holly Springs. BY the
solicitation of numerous ffiends. have been
Induced TO become candidate for that office
and OF course. she'll feel grasiied and hon
ored for the suffrages of sufficient number
To secure my election
The shortness of the period Intervening
before the election. will render il impractical
bic for meto call upon each voter, and com
Pels ne 10 address you in this the only way
IN my power.
The proper performance OF the duties Of
the office | ask is highly important to the
people of the District, by reason of the inn
porant character of the litigation carried on
in the Chancery Court, involving as it does
titles 10 lands, and personal property, 10 an
extent probably equalling that of all the suits
prosecuted in the Circuit Courts of the Dis
rict. Ofmy ability 10 dischazGe those du-
ties. il becomes not me to speak have Te-
sided in The county of Marshall since the year
1885. and for the last three years have been
engaged in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cut Court of that County; and have thus
had an opportunity of acquiring a knowl-
edge of the duties of Clerk, which ought
10 enable me to discharge. in satisfactory
manner. the duties of The Clerk Of the Dis
trict Chancery Court My acquaintance in
the District is unfortunately rather limited /;
and must refer those of you whom have
no, the pleasure of knowing personally, to
the citizens of my County generally. and to
hose more particularly who have had busi-
ness to transact in The Clerks Office of the
| Circuit Count of Marshall County. for infor-
nation in regard to my character. and quail
] ications for the office am seeking at your
hands THOMAS LOMAX.
Holly Springs. Sept s, Is43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
District Chancery Court OF the State OF
Mississippi at Holly Springs
MARIA .. CraH Ills VActFioS, October
0JO tS 9th 1913.

soo - = IN VACATION, Oetoper
iSn 0apie, Mcneil ct Al 2ih: 1913.
HPON opening the matters Of this bill, ii ap-
u peating to the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendants James Beck William How
ell, Jonn A. McKendree aud John McNelii. are
not inhabitants of this State, bat reside oeyoha
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process oi
this court cannot be served on them, Therefore
il is ordered That unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Vi-e Chancellor, at lhe conrt
room in the town Of Holly Springs, on the hrst
Monday in January next, and plead, answer OF
demur to complainant's BILL the several aliesa-
tionS thereof will be taken for confessed as 70
them and such order and degree made therein as
the Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
lust. And il is further osdered, That copy oil
This order be be inserted in the ''Bolly Springs
Gazelte,''a newspaper published in the town oil
Holly Springs, Mississippi, once week ioI TWO
maths, succeSSivelv. ,-
TEST. JAMES G.. ANDERSON,
III. w. WALTER, sol for comp't. clerk
October 81 1S43-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
District Chancery- Court Of the State OF
Mississippi at Holly Springs
Ii IL
I In Vacation OcIo-
4 Hor O-,fh 1919


No i3s. vs. IA %. a. "a, ,o,a w
John l.. Brown e 81 vi 'er ~ -.
UPON opening The matters ofthis Bill it ap-
nearing to the satisfaction Of the court th2t the
defendentS John L. Brown, and Ebenezer Titus,
arc not inhahilanJS OF this state, bf reside be
vond the limits thereof, 50 that the ordinary pro
cess Of this court canno! be served on them.
Therefore 1t is ordered bv the coGrt that unless
the said defendants appear befofe The Vice Chan
celIor Al the court Room in the town ot Holly
Springs, on the hrSt Monday OF Jar nary next,
and plead an sweF or demur 10 compiainaniS Blil,
the several allegations thereof, Will b aiken for
confessed IS 10 ihem 5ni such order and decree
made therein, as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and Just: Aad It is 'uther ordered that
a cory of this order, be inserted IN the Holly
Springs Gazette" 4 newspaper published in the
town Of Holly Springs, Mississippi once wees
for twO months SticceSSively.
Test. JAMES G.. ANDERSON. Clerk.
By GEORGE IVES t. D. G.
Lro.s, L,Nz & CfsPp. sorrs for comp"t.
October 9Th lS13-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

=..:.rSprasr0nD, and let me en-
- l,e ros DC - - sfskEeaESESTED- | "A NJ
-. nsy, Ting THE REVIVAL OF
I;SS ADyOIITTrcc TIVE TARIFF 1 am FRI
w - ~ -~i -"~-i,Ies ofihe COMFRorGsE AcT.
- o. ne PIar no SorrHE7S MAN Of fsir
!. Ann 6JIug -, -, srer ret denied Citing 10
sesfd Fi5ar vc ME- 1rhick nay proride
! iry'F z q 60, WANTS o! the GOVERN
Z, siss5sI,e..IL, .I,,s " time inn give an INclDEsTaL
- ~ " - saa HoXc iSossTeT;; II there be
,,.--1s y .s..-isrs4n - w'aO will deny the falr-
!. s.sse - or this. shall Be glad TO see
80 Pop - i Ertrdst from Lhe Speech
s-sr CLtT' allI. ~. ti,e =, befgre r ,ir,aa fron,
= q. 1872 q ''''' ''''
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

ADMlNISTRATO NOTICE
II He undersigned having on the 23rd day OF
- October IS43, Obtained from The Probate
court of Marshall county State of Mississippi.
letters of administration, with the vii! annexed,
of all singular the goods, chattelS and credits oi
Martha Beaslev decd AL persons having
claims against the estate OF aid deceased are,
therefore, hereby requested 10 exhibit the Same
within the time limited " law or the same will
be barred. Those indebted 10 said estate re-
queSted 10 make immediate payment.
THOMAS BE ASLEY, Adm illustrator
October 27, I843 -6y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
NOTICE.

On account of I'LL health. we have been
9ecessarily compelled to close our school.
PERSONS indebted for tuition will call on l.
> S'Ah, IN the Gazette Office. who has the
accounts, and is fully authorised to collect
aod receipt for the same.
BASS g. SANBORN.
oet -, lS43.-2s
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
District Chancery Court 0, the State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
Robertus Wilson
rs. II vac.rtos. October
Preston Sappinoton 6

William b Duke.
pom opening he matters Cf This bill, Il ap-
- pearias TO the satisfaction of The Court that
the defendant Preston Sappinoton is no. in
habitani Of this State but resides beyond the lin
is thereof, so that the ordinary process of This
court cannot be served on him. Therefore it is
ordered by the court: That unless The said de
fendant appear before the Vice Chancellor al the
court room in the town of Holly Springs, on the
first Monday Of Janury nexf, and plead. answer
or demur 10 compla inantS bill, the several ale
cations thereof will be taken for confeSse as 70
nIm. and such order and decree made therein as
the Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
lust: And il is further ordered That a copy Of
this order be inserted in he ''Holy Sorings Ga
zeue,'' newspaper published in the town of Hol-
ly Springs, Mississippi, once a week for two
months succes~iveiv.
Test. JAMES c. ALDERSON. Clerk
By GEORGE WEST, d. C4
DC. o.. lS43-I0-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Flour sells at S3 63 whiskey at lSc.
rom wagons and railroad
lam Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

District CARacerv Court of the State of
x.z ippi 81 Holly Springs
\, - fnsa1 Raprsy e ai In Vacation oc,o-
John Deiafsla et al Der zb n Is4s.
| pom opening the matters of this Bill, II ar
- pea rfHg tc the SATISFACTION of the Court, lha
Ih- defendants John D-lafieii, Joseph d Beer
Knowles rayI0r, tfjrris Ketchum Beniam
CurtuS & haTies Atwater trustees OF the N
York & MissisSippl Land Company, and lie
II. Cos are not inhab taDis Of This State;
reside berOnd the limits thereof 50 that the
dinaTy proc sSs Of this Court cannot b. served OF
them Therefore, il Is ordsrei bv the cours.
that unless the said defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellef at The court Room in the town
OF Holly Springs, on the frst NJ laiav of Janua
ry next, ana plead, answer o. demur 10 Com
plain7nrs Bill, the several allegations thereof,
Will BE- taken for confessed as to them and such
order and decree mad. therein, as the Vice
Chancellor shall deem equitable and lust And
ii is further ordered that copy OF this order be
inserted in the Holly SaringS G. zet,e"a news :
paper publi>hei in the Town OF Holly Springs
Mississippi, once a week. for two months sue
cessivey.
Test JAMES c. ANDERSON. Clerk,
Bv GEORGE WEST y. G.
LUcrs, LANE & CLsrp sol'rs for compl't
October 27, IS43-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
" AS COMMIT ED

Was OMITTED
Cd To the Jail of of Marshall
a. County, Mississippi, on the 23rd
~ October. a negro. who calls
1D her name Mary, and says she
,A - belongs 10 Alfred Kimble. but
.anllul TIL What state or County her master
lives in, said girl is about 30 years Of age,
i've feet high. left arm stiff from an old
burn. had on cotton clothes The owner
7f The above girl is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and
AXE her home, or she will be dealt with as
ne law directs. She was apprehcnded ed
aear North Mt Pleasant
w w WALLACE. Jailor NJ c.
October 9th lS43 If
IA KEN up by Nick. HendrI son Z miles
south of Holly Springs. one chestnut sorre1
mare. ball face fix name and tail, three
white feet. some saddle spots about years
old Appraised to $50
BY VIM. Humphrey, miles Northeas
from Chulahona, a dark Iron gray stud
colt. 3 wears old last spring: Appraised tc
$40
Bv Mary Hunter. SIX miles South west
of Chulah homa Que sorrel horse. 9 yeass old.
star Ia the forehead. and snip on the nose,
right hind foot white Appraised to $40
T. A FALCOFER, Ranger,
October 9th, lS43 =
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
MEMPHIS MAIL.

MEMPHIS MAIL.
Arrires-Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at Pm
DepaYtS-oame days at 10
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrires-sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 9
Departs Mondays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at l2"
LAGRANGE NAIL.
Arrires-Suudays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at /" ''
Departs-Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at An
PANOLA MAIL, Uaa HULAHOMA.
Arr,ces-W WedneSdays at SPIN
Departs-Tuesdays at 2AM
Chuiahoma Mail arrives Saturdays and
departs same davs.
TUCUMBIA MAIL.
Acknowledging. at 7Pm
Deparks-W Wednesdays, at An
FERNANDO NAIL.
Arrices-Thursdavs at SPIN
Departs-W Wednesdays. at sam
OAK RIDGE MAIL.
Arrires-Saturdays at : I'm
Departs-Same days. at II
The Office opens o'clock A. NJ an
loses at 8 p NJ. Persons would do We
o have their letters deposited In the Post
Office " half after o'clock = NJ, to in
sure their departure by the first mail.
w E WILLIAMS, p
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
The State of Mississippi. } Probate Court
Marshall Coanty: ) Sept term 1913
Clark T. Cochran, Admir- &C.. THIS day
235 rs. n the Sdlu

UlOf SbtttC N>OUHty -
Clark T. Cochran, Admir- &c. THIS day
235 rs. a The said
Nancy ChoaIe et. al. Clark
Cochran administrators of the estate o! w iilIam
Cochran decd, filled his petition, suggesting
that distribution of said estate, among those IN
teresied, cannot be made, in kind, and praying
an order 10 sell four negro slaves VIZ; george,
Sam. Joeand Lenard, in order 10 make suca dis
Etribntion Ii is Il erelore ordered by the CouT'
that said detenda Is personally appear before
the Judge OF our sa d ourl, al PROBATE Cour
10 be be held for Marshall conntv, at the court
House in the Town OF Holly Springs, on The
fourth Monday OF November next, 10 snow caas
es if any they can. against such sale and II ap-
pearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants Evans Cochran, Owen Cochran, and
Rcbert S. Cochran, are not iEhabran's OF lhiS
S.aie, bul reside beyond the limits thereon y IS
therefore further ordered by the Couri, mat a
copy ofihis order be published in the Holy
Springs Gazette,na newspaper pnbhshed IN me
town of Holly springs, once week Tor SIX NeeNs
Sucocssively, and that citation issue TO summon
the other defendants
Given under nv hand and the seal
! of said court al office the % day Of
t~N September 1S43,
GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
September %. Is43 -6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
Alarinda Clay lc1RcuIr counr, March
william Cav Term l840.
A. T~CARUTHERS,

TAME the complainant by her solicitor, and {
oappearing 10 the satisfaction OF he Court b.
affidavit fled that the defendant, William Clay
is not resident citizen of the state Of Mississippi
but resides beyond the limits thereof il is there
made for three months succeSsIVely, in the Holly
Spriags Gazette, newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Mss, that unless the said
William Clay appear, plead, answer or demur
TO complainants bill, on before the first Mon
day of September 1913, theSaid bill will be taken
for confessed as 10 him and set for hearing cx-
parte. A copy from the minutes.
Test. A 4. cARUTHERS.
May 10, 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
CLAssIFIcATIo,

ONO RIvER.--At Piusburg. on the 10th.
mere was feet water in the channel at
CIncInati, on the 10Th the river was fall
ing
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL

COUNTY,
Robert Knox, in Equity
as
Charles Stewart
g.
Duncan Campbell
UPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
1t appearing to the Court that Charles
Stewart one the defendants. is not resident
of this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinaFyy process or law
o~unot be served on him: 1t is ordered that
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge ofthe Circuit Court on the lst Mon
day in September next, and pleads, answers
or denurs TO the aforesaid bill, the allega
tons thereof will be taken for confessed, and
such order or decree made as the Cour; may
deem equitable. And it is ordered that a
copy ofthis order be published in the "Hol-
ly Springs Gazette" once week for two
months success lively.
A. T. T~CARUTHERS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
District Chancery Court OF Tie State ot
Mississippi at Holly Springs.

District Chancery Court Of Tie State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
John j. Craig ct al.
429 as T. 1919
James Walker &
Adlai O. Harris.
HPON opening The matters Of this bill, II ap-
I nearing 10 the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendants are not inhabitants OF this State
bar reside beyond the limits thereof, so that the
rdinarv process of this couri cannot be served
on them Therefore il is ordered, that unless the
said defendants shall appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the court room in the town OF Hoi-
ly Springs, on the first Monday OF January next
and plead answer or demur TO the bill OF CONT
plaint the several allegations thereof VIII De Ia
ken for confessed, and such order. and decree
made therein : the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and Just: and il Is futher ordered mat
copy of this order be inserted IN the Holy
Spring Gazette" newspaper published in the
town oHolly Springs, Mississippi, once weeks
for two months succesSively.
A G. ppv TEST, IA MES. ALDERSoN,
July %, 1S43.-50-2m Cserk-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
WrDNFspAY Oct. IS,

"WEDNESDAY Oct. IS, lS43.
We have suiI % report IN usual degree
dizziness, for the period of the season, in
,rprv department Of the market. We are
nanny 10 notice, however, a material decline
in he epidemic within the past few days,
AL indulge the hope that a very short time
will now elapse before it will be entirely
rb for the unaclimated to come among us.
The transactions Of The past few days
hare been chiefly in the mid4ilng far to
fsir qualities. on which descriptions the ra-
,,s have given way fully a gnarter of a
,tHl. and we alter our figures accordingly.
Some concessions are also claimed oy buy
,r, on the finer grades, but holders are ra-
hsr frmer with these than with qualities
below ant we "a mot quote any positIye de
cline, though the few small sales Of vester-
day were at rather easier rates Altogeth-
,the market closes very inactive, as buy
srs and sellers generally are unable to meet,
sni prices still exhibit rather a downward
tendency. Supplies are coming in quite
freely, and the stock COW on sale is large.
amounting to fully %. 600 bales. The par
hculars Of sales are as follows, viz-l,i2 ba-
Us louisiana and Mississipps al cts, 20 at.
81. 740 0at--, 43 at l-2. SO at 6 3-4,
l5ms IA. - at IA. 10 at z, 100 at rs,
40a = 81 mt Z l-2, p at Z IA. at 2
"a. l50 at 3-4. l69 at Ia, l6 at Q | 8
Fat 70, AZ at 9 % at 4, 10 old al IL
40 "a cents per ID.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
The .Sste Of Mississippi Circuit Court Sep
Mar shall county tember Term 1913
Anderson s. Orne
80 Ia Equity.


UPON opening the matters Of this Bill, and Il
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court thaJ The
defendants John Grain. MlItha Grain, and New
ell Grain, are not residents Of the State OF Mis-
Si>sip9i bat reside beyond the limits thereof, SC
that the ordinary process Of this courI cannot be
executed on them. Therefore IL il ordered BY
the court that unless the said defendants appear
at the nexi term OF this court 10 he held on the
frs, Monday Of March next at the Court house
in Holly Springs, and plead answeror demur tc
the Bill Of complaint, the same will he taken 70
confessed as 10 them, and set tor hearing eJ par
te: And on motion o. the cOmplainants b. thel
solicitor, il is ordered bY the court hal copy
thj< order be inserted in the ''Gazstte" a nswSPa
-Per published in the town of Holly Spring
once 4 week for = months SucceSsivelv- A cory
Test A. II. CARU rHERS, clerk
Bv GEORGE WEST ID. &.
October 25th, l842-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

Ssw . LsrVs MoNEr MARKET-OCr. G.
-Neso Oylesay Gisy Banks
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

October 27tb, ls42. st.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorised 10 annoaas< ROBERT
MARSHALL - q aad1aasx for Polisensn oi
ae Fippah Di~ifisl
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
BOnneis. Hats and Caps.

A large and fine stock OF BonretS, Hats
Caps-t'ur Caps at any price.
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sai,S, W,i t5r del.ilct against Gtsi-n aggrss aiy.
hut tit afegag aaejear- IL domestic auth MY. San
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