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ID M4gazas al ths kin! published the country lh
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he cram Of he Foreign Ma.azines ance OF al comit
for i,tancs The number published thu Isl Of
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made placing the der OF the S-i. month"; IN o,ss
on OF The choicest aftieeS OF the Foreign FesS '
IN THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT.,
Whilst the Magazine cannot pretend 70 originality IN the
o,hy trash Of me day Is the aim c me ia 20 te
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: Society LibrarY. Rroad1yay.-A Leet.

= Society Library, BrOadVVay.-A Lecture
on the ocienc. Reading and Speaking the English Lam
suage comprising Elocu,ion, Dec amston and Oraory-
also and action suited TO the Bar the Pup or the
S.nate 80,
Nj NlAGENIS, Professor Of Eocption. has the honor
10 inform the ladies' and this liberal and enlightened
nty general that under ,he Of the Trustees Of
the Society Library lie Intends Wednesday evening 22d
readings taken from Shakspear Milton and Pope Several
Of finest pieces in the language will be spoken including
Collins Ode on the Passions single ticket OF admission
30 cents Ever impedment in uerance such as stamTeI-
ins almost imperceptiby eradicated. l3 Murray ST.
On o. Z,
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% The TR1BuNE-Persons wishing the New York Daily
or Weeky Tribune will leave the at the Forum Or
hce 50 Dock ST. Pla be regularly served ,heI
denees Terms TX cents per week Daily and ST for the
Weekly
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uJ@ EducatiOn.-Thefe are at present THREE vacan-
cies Cor BOARDERS in the School Of the undersigned Pa
rents or Guardians desirous OF information TO Terms
Plans OF Education any time obtain Circular
,h fall particulars on application the establishment 422
Houstou-st1eet, corner Of Crosby.
pl71w R. TOWNSEND HUDDART.
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n o1uffs. Muffs, nIufs-Of

pT Mufs, Muffs, 1Iuffs-0fvery superior quality,
to be found in the cty-for sale at WAISONS,
Hat and Fur Store, Isl Chatham ST.
NIB Ladies would do we'll 70 call and previous to
purchasing elsewhere Taped Aluds Of every descriptions
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VAULTS FOR SALE


D5- The Trustees Of the NewYork City Marble Gene
tey have lust completed Of vaults the Cemetery,
in Seconds,reet Second Persons wishing
chase will please apply either OF the t5qstess
STEPHEN ALLEN, ROBERT HYSLOP,
MICAH BALDWIN PHILIP HENRY.
ELLIS POTTER ne lmis
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Commercial and Money Matters.
VrEspAY 7. u

For sales at the Stock Erchcnse and Receipts Of
Produce see First Page
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, NOV. %, 1913.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHs DAY.
Rises g 81 srts.4 So Morn 5 a7 Ev - 8
Latest Dates.
london. October ls Havre go. October II
Liverpool 80. October 10 Nsw-Orlean. Nov. 10
Cleared,
Ships Adelaide Adams, Havana Spoford Til-ston Co.
Cornela French Mobile, via ST Croix, Geo 7 Tnmble
Bark Charleston, Catterwole, Charleston, Meyer &
Stucken
Brgs Mohawk Peirce Belize Honduras Foster Nick
ersou Gen. Marion Shepherd, West Indies, Grhng x
Co.
schr Statesman, Wass, Canary, Badger s Peck.
Arrived.
Packe, ship Westminster Hovey fm London and Ports.
mouth Oct 10th, and I'm Lizard l9th with mdze John
CIliswold.
Swedish bargue Louisa Morrison. 10 days from Gefle
with 40 tons iron, TO Boorman, Johnston & Co.
British barque Joseph Cunard "a days from Liverpool,
with mdse aud 200 passengers to Roach Brothers Co.
Brig Ohio Davis 80 DAYS from Lanzaroe Canary Island,
with $500 quinals of barilla Charles E. Quncey Ex-
pegenced very bad weather The O. has been 25 days north
of Bermuda.
pieces red wood 800 bbs salt, A Cooley Co. Left
brig Michigan, Coleman, for La Guayra, In days
Schr Harp Gator from Para Oct "a, with india rubber
cocoa and specie, < Corning Son Lett brig Mary
Ann OF and for Boston, the only American vessel IN port
schr Lucy, Blake days from New Haven, In ballast
Schr Henry Brown, I'm Philadelphia, coal. =,
Schr Jas Hatfield, Thompson days from fhiiadeiphid
schr Hoatio Ames from Philadelphia, iron, bound to
Fall River. BIZ, 4,.; 80,
Scbr Isabella Herring days from Richmond with coal
sehr walker 2l hours from Sag Hat0o WIN woGH Hs9S,
Schr Margaret "a hours from Providence n l. III oaii'
Below.
Ore brir WIND WSW
Sailed.
Paca. ship Hendrick Hudson Moore Aondon ois va
dlson, Bulkley
Memoranda.
The sloOp of Fairfield sailed from Gibraltar Oct ~
iot Malone.
Spoken.
cbr Harp a, this port-l7,h nst lat 3d. long 49, 81,
bric Importer. from Bath for Havaaa, days out.
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10 Good Board and pleasant Rooms may be {, obtained a,
~ No 26 Cliff street III Z"
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- Italian Chemical Soap-For curing freckles,
pmpes erupons, bo,ches, scuEvy, nophew, heat spots
nusquo bites and all irritation and rougu-ss and sallow
remarkable f recent chemical dscoye It's enosat and
healing qualities spoken Of al directions and every
answer all ordinary purposes and be had genuine
only ats Walker street one door from hs corner of Broad.
ladelphia Cray Ponshkeepe Toasey Rochester, Myers,
New Haven Dyer, Providence, Carleton. Lowell; and
Tnpp, Newark MA Imis
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C~ Nevv-Yorh Lycemm.IISsc1%%d f% LECTURE Of the
I. o'clock in the Broadway Tabernacle by the Rev Leonard
Bcon, D. o., Of Nsw Hayen Subject. Wentworth. Earl
u2 2ts. r. w. RODMAN Rec. Sec.
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~ DR.. Felix Gouraud,s Poudre Subtitle,

q DR.. Felix Gouraud's Pondre SubtiIes
will completely and permanently eradicate superhuous hu,
hair from ie:Eales upper lips the har conceang broad
and elevated forehead the Stubborn beard of man. any kind
Of supeuou hair Be get genuine the original
office, 81 Walker ST. one door from Broadway.
81 per bottla-Directions French and English.
Agens-Guthrie, Maiden lane albany; Myers, New
Haven Bown 6 Chesuu5 street Phiiaasphia
Carleton lowell c. Dyer Jr. Pfovidsncs; Ma.hsTSsgp Sa
Norwich; Tonsey, Rochester, n. y Guild Bangor Ae'
Calais. -. and
Can be seen tested before buying proof positive o I'm
mistake.
= N Boarding schooiRarylns p RarsH &. ins''
;v25 ,ms ~ WI. F. LYON, A. NJ, Principal.
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NEW OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF PERL
~ ODICALs. Cheap Publications; and Foreign Newspa-
always be found greater variety of Foreign Newspapers than
any other establishment IN this city
6. DOEL, Wall street.
The Office for the sale Of the above articles still continued
at Ann ST. under the management formerly MA 3~
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- Prof. nIaffit nilI dsver his fourth Lecure in L

q Prof. NJ fit w dsliveT h5 fourth Lecture The
Method F. Church corner OF cathe!ne IN Madison street
PRocRAMME.-The Giory of Mechanism Tbs Mechan-
lsm early and of Of odsg mTs OF me
their rank III socety The mechanism OF morals, OF friend
ship Of love eternity, and Of the Last Judgment
;ckes 25 cents IL by had CT John Bsamy, l2 Chatham
ST Baker S Towe, II Gather 81, Macksrel Simpson.
III East Broadway Sutton Runde Spring and Va.
rick ar Stephen Barker 28 Grand ST James Bealman, 29o
Pearl Jno Pease Sons As Division street and at The door
n2l 2ri,DSla
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~ TO Farmers, Land Owners, &c.-This
dsy pulished in vol. 2me. cloth, price IS cents THE
FARMERS TREASURE. PRACTICAL treatise on the la-
rous crops with of the discoveries
agricultural chemistry, by H. Falkne Esq, TO which is
might be greatly augmented, by Joseph A. Smith
This volume contains fund of information for farm
er It thoroughly PRACTICAL, every position being demon
stra,ed 20 the satisfaction persons opnary education
D. APPLETON CO., nblishers,
non ark 200 Br roadway.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
THURSDAY MoNING,
Wsll b. published 1; tr New Wcrd Office. 30 An- street,
The cheap and eiessa; reprint OF
BLACkWOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.

Adventures Texas No /; ccamper the P:aisie Of
Jacinto; Travels OF Ke5im Khan, No II: The BANKING
House Part l. The Wrongs Of Women; Malsou CT the Me-
moiF OF Statesman Part V; Cpyloa Coamsfcial Policy;
Ships Col0ale and Commerce, a Specul the Senses
Commercial Intercourse between The Atlantic aud Pacific
OCEANS, TIVE Dreams, The me a. with Repeal Ait alton
TERAs-Single copies l9; cents; mail subscribers 81 a
yeas-re copies Tor STEM copies for Sieittsd ftss Of
postage. address
+ WINCHESTER 90 Annsrre.,
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The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real thar sceptics and c9nnoisseurs have Pro
nonnc.d X the most perfect and extraordinary Invention OF the
ds The great advantage OF This novel and unique W It's
bling made without sewing weaving which causes It's
srspce so closely resemble the natural har both light
ness and natural appearance 10 DEFY detecton texture
being so beautiful porous and so ire that in ell Of
other Wigs entirely avoided The sceptc and connoiseu
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and the
peculiar method Of fitting the head al the Manufacturer A.
C. Barry Broadway, OF Liberty street, stairs
NJ mis
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d of anv size shape or figure and handsomely ttted IN ma
frames Psoh ,nnm GeF as by a@d 0'sf
Gall doc'S' se''e " LEE & CO. is Factory.stIee
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit al the al,
,bs time Shey obstruc the view from hs street nt s
nom and keep mosquitoes and other insects QUIZ a.i arc
yery ornamental.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

The tolls the Canals this State already exceed TIVE
Millions The received nq tie close Of the secon1
week in November s2,Ol6l7c beng bot sleoso less
than the entire receipts of ISL.
The holders Of Bridgeport bonds have comueacl taL:
the property of the citzes Of ;ha, city in Of
heir Gains In town meeting agreed 10 reimburse
these citizens for the property thus seized.
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.is ons fhe best stories published for SONS time

II is one OF The Stories pubIIiltu TOT SOIF tIIHe
- " va Brother JonGihan.
hIe tor is yiCor and pow tempered with winning sim.
nev and sweetness not chosen itself bat the natural and
fected expression o hough OF the al
and rehmnded men will b. chaIipad with the tone OF
pure benevolence the exquisite touches Of genuine sentiment
Ih. faithful but kindly deeation Of character minated
BY fIequen beams hunor which 7erv.d- these paSes
JOHN ALLEN; Office of the Kniektrhockrr.
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Complete In Ono NOIume.
This exciting production, combining II Ismark kabe man
uer the beings spiritual world with those Of every day
life aud del nratng everyday printed tine
and ILLUSTRATED by an Engraving from design by Of the
REST ARTISTS ~ AMERICA published and ready for DE-
livery at the xampled ow price of Five Cents
1T one Of the most original OF American Novels
Neu World
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

FRENCH LANGUAGE.-The Rev. G. H. Will
Hanson has organized class for beginners, and
for those who are advanced the study Of the French
Language both ior ladies' and gentlemen. Those who
invited TO call upon him. his residence, No. 70 Murray
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
Rererences given TO hundreds VINO VII vi, i ita

~p.rarences c1ven 70 hundreds VINO VII state
&c ,hev are and we feel certain the publlc vi" have
Bft'0n who buys comes
sn rER sorrLE-The chief virtues OF this IN
f. .onh.rous or rnedicated compound, are.
II. bracing strelgt thenlng and clarifying ,queltesi
its m ssnrlv Stimulating the action OF the SKIN;
LIS producing and encouraging reaction IN tf ouo II
and particularly in the pulp which receives te vessels
md nerve. III ing life and ylsor 10 the hair.
l. its ,-lualizng the circulation OF the iiulds s
is fleeing the skin from the effects OF peEspTAtion 'cu
and ,an!ritf and disposug the halr 10 curl -
And It's frequent use Will preserve the hair II 5eaut; and
health TO the latest period of HE; ;, 81,
Gratuous advice given on all diseases connected VIZ" !r
hair at the Hair Cutting Rooms
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AUCTION SALES.
Jo,Ish Richards, AuctloneeY.
TIT

Josiah Richards. AuetlonesI;
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATI-!s'ofe
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gxry>.Ns A os1i ssI a 81 r v7aalLTABIE 7al[G ENGLISH
10 aHERtAS Books-wIl Be sold for account .! Of
several Bill, OF Book ae nd c oes % eo ,
c;ion OF Standard Works Of to close iny35crs Ato. he
ttbie consignment Of magnificent snS!ish eooH n S
Inning the most collection OF sIerng oooS %
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Hsnss.enb rs chroIOs Lord sseons Hs;sry q
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~, LI Ci.liis Hsory Cree; sou,he, Poes,:
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fScience Lasdon,s Encyclopedias OF Gardeuins Wsss'
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Belcham bers Biographical Dictionary, vs. lhempson
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SPLENDID ANIMALS with illustrated books-o Al
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The Keepsake, syois; Picturesque Annual; Lahdseave
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10 Drawing Room script Boos Hsaihs Drawing Room
Port Eolo . Forg.t-MeNot; 10 keepsake, 10 BOOK 0,
S-auly; Gems of Art; Heaths historical Annual; "a
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NJ 1916 23 The r,, Sii; . The Jewel &s; - aiashohN
' AT PRIvATE SALE.
PArEK NA>GISGs.-Fou! Cases OF naie Il ns'hI. c"nss'
FURNITURE NOTICE-Sota Reu>trau>, Nc.
Z f COTTON would inform all who arr ~ "a"I OF Fur
li;ur of any description, that he is PREPARED 10 tufs Ahd
"A constantly on hand very large assortment 'iciGding
C,nss Patent Sofa Bedsteads, which for simplicity dura'
oity aud economy without hslr equal ne puoiS Ar
invited call and thrrf-also, all ohe' Sni oi
sofas always On hand
Those breaking up housekrei wishing c" eil al .!
uy portion OF their Furniture Ill hnd ready 'e oy send
,ug line or calling upon The subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended 10.
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DOARD-Two neatly furnished rooms on the
ID second floor to less with or without dinnerNo III
Frank in street p2 3ns
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NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX.-Al COM
nunicatons intended for Of the officers o, membeIe
Of Association may until farther notice be directed
ollows-N. A. Phalanx care of A. McPherson No. 23l Wa
New York. p2 lms
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MR.. DEMPSTkk has the honor 10 announce
H1 his intention giving of three Ballad Soirees
At the Society LibaTy Geonard and Broad dwayl the
and 9th Noyember when he will intIoduce his ps
pniar Songs anl Ballads inciuding-I'm with you once
the ilish Ems rant Of Warren the Battle Of Bunker
i q. Marv o. Castle Carey; Mans for a. that,
d cloak about - e&d BftS, 3 b. sssa SsiS
on rsmms, to b. had at Mr. Awhile Music Store, Mr.
StoJdar Mr Dubois, aud the door III the evening.
Doors open al Ito commence a, quarter teiore s
,ornc,, ~ nl8tf
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AN INTELLIGENT GENTLEMAN, with but
n small capital! can invest $500 in business which s
pleasant Intellectual and moral In character and Will yield
six hundred dollars in one month Address O. P O. Post Of
nee stating time and place for interview. n2 IL
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CLERK WANTED-A young man from Is TO
Cao years of une1eepuonabe character and hss
Book keeper and General Clerk Wholesale Bookstofs,
One whose parents reside In the city, aud who Is 9oe nor
sarr and continue the business, preferred Salary Sa
anum the first year. None need apply not fully
the above requirements. Address Box H Upper fos o
refer -
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nLASTER WANTED.-A cargo or t"G: =. W oo
landed at Piarmont 22 miles up the Rire1 CRY T.
uaI s,ls Coz, of Hudson and Anos-stIee!s' Ns" io'A
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20 have also just published No. price 2t
APPLIED CHEMISTRY in Manufac lures, Arts and Do
nsric Economy Edited b. E. A. Parnell. author Of Elr
ments OF Chemical Analysis illustrated with wood !Engrav-
Ings. =, -, :: L.. ,,,.l. -
farms an appropriate supplement to Dr. Ures valuable Die.
,ionarv of Arts Manufactures and Mines. MO Gus
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~ American Lnsti;utc.-The frs, Conversation
al meeting of the Institute viii be held Wednesday
nng 22nd instant O'Clock the Repository III the Park
CoHy commence Soclock precisely Subjec-
Ion- uses, compounds aud modes ofmanuiactue. Mem
bsrs Of the Institute and their friends invited 20 attend
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a FEW single gentlemen may obtain good
board with pleasant rooms reasonable terms, ~ n
al JOnn nllG
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
THE Loco FOCO NOMINATION
FOR CONGRESS-.

The following is the manner, in which the
editor Of the Vicksburg Sentinel speaks Of the
candidates for Congress nominated BY the late
Loco Foco Convention at Jackson.
aAboye a:e the names presented by the late
convention to the people for their sufffages, at
the next eleotion--iour new names have taken
the place Of Cook, Fall, Stone, and Gwin, who
we're nominated at the previous convention.
The first ticket was not so good a one as de.
sired, and It was doubtful Of success, but this
IS so infinitely worse, that all the powers on
Earth could not insure it success. Defeat, 10.
nomininus defeat, viii be the fate Of three 81
Intermediates. Roberts and Matthews, would
alone, make defeat certain, then comes Gov.
Tucker with his folhes, and the peoples sus-
poion, makes damnation doubly sure. We
aid not expect the convention would do any
good. for in truth they seldom DO, yet this 4
much worse, than any did believe It could do.
To select three names, who are VIGOROUSLY
the Ascaridss Of the party, the people win tot
suffer to be saddled with. Alas, alas for De-
mocracy, that such men should attempt 10 ask
them lor their sudfages. We have however
an abiding confidence in them through all trials
and reDudiaie such miserable pretenders. In
view Of the fate that awaits them, we have ex-
plunged and repudated them, By drawing black
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
ORFTtT1RT..

Departed this life, June 18th 1913, WILL
LIAM [. CLARK, in the 43rd year Of his age.
He was a native Of Tennessee, and emigraied
70 tins country some II or 10 years since.
lie was a respectable merchant IN he city
Of Columbus Mississippi for number ofyearS,
during which time be was a member Of the
Methodist E. Church He lea this place last
tan and emgraied to Robertson county Texas,
where he renamed until the 18th ult., at which
time he fell vichm to that disease which has
prevailed TO such an alarming extent IN this
southern country, viz, Congestion Of the brain.
Mr.. Clark left his family in Columbus, who
were expecting his return every day when the
mourniul intelligence reached them Of bus sad
and unexpected departure.
What must have been the extreme anguish
Of that heart that was dancing with expeeia-
ton Of happy meeting with the husband oil hef
youth, after the painful absence Of many months
when the melancholy, yea, heart-rending t.
dngs were announced, IN her hearing. The
object Of thy affections is no more; thai tongue
that once poured the melody Of heavenly music
upon thy ear is suffin death; that eye through
which the affections Of the soul flashed, and
shot joy 10 thy heart no longer sparkles but Is
sunk glossy in death; that manly arm upon
which thou diest rely for protection and conf
fort is now paralized in the cold grave in for
eign land. leave tie reader 70 conjecture.
! am happy to learn that the friends Of the
deceased have strong confidence that what is
their irreparable loss is bis infinite and eternal
gain II 90 'We sorrow not as those who have
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
DISTRICT CHANcERX CoURT or THE STATE
or MissIssIPFt

DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURT or THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel d. Lauderdale, Complainant,
81 vs..
Hallock g. Bates, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill and
~ il appearing to The satisfaction Of his
Honor the Vice Chancellor, that the defend
ants Charles Hallock and Gilbert Bates are not
inhabitants Of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed upon them.
It is ordered that unless said defendants ap
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus on the
lst Monday in November next,
and plead, answer or demur to tho bill Of COM
plant herein. the several allegations thereof
win be as to said defendants taken for confess
cd, and such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the "Democratic Wing" a
newspaper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, elk.
EVANS g. ToPP, Solicitors.
MAY Sth, 1913.