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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
The Independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY
EsY II. G.. HENRY.

!. TERMS.-Three Dollars, Invariably in
advance. Persons wishing to discontinue
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Refreshments, and at the same rates.
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27

also one note tor $lOUO, and one note Tor
SlO3O, both due lst March lS42--that The
third note due LIST March, lS43 has been
transferred to the use and benelt OF Nan.
cy Mutt, Virginia Mutt, OF Madison coun-
ty, and one VIM }. Gasquet OF New Or
leans atS'd The same having an endorse
ment thereon, entered by said A. u. Ben
nett, That he had received thereon one
note for $1,000, IN his favor, due lst
March 1913, said endorsement bearing
dhie lfth July lS4O--ihat the fourth note
Is the property OF complainant as atore-
,ald; that the nth note due LIST March
$40 mas heen transferred 10 one samuel
Harrison, OF New Orleans afS'd; that The
sixth note due LIST March lSi6, has been
transferred to- or Is now held by, SAID ii
CHRISTMAS mat Complainant IS informed
tina, me SAID note tor $S2?4' Is now heId
Uy Nlllahi LauS'h o! warren county
nl'SsSoiPP'' 'lal 'he ais '"o no,es' one
.o' Ti0J0' ~" 'io o','I 49, ~ To1, ~
,0o u" '''o ~ ,o "|0 ri"'I' "'.o
''0 NV ,0' 49,, O'ou''IN ga Nv n.y.
'0 st9onn ,.,DI ~" "'so 'i -, 49, ~,
W "ioOo' Wv '.N'o I-IIt'!
G ~, % avn e'"'1' arc nv" ''0'o ~
w u' pufhe N Co'' anu mat saiu SeN1'Ni
notes yet remain u"Pa'oi 'liat ~ mas
oGti I"'"lli'oo since nc tooA VIC 'io'o
"nirn mas peel "sS's"eu ~ "''ii "S u'1Io-
sald' mat wheh Inc saia ho'es cfeu'teu o"
The original notes as aiofesala were exc
ru'eo' II was ihtehuea by me said IT, T.
pehnel' ana ~, " penHet' '"'' Tue sa'i'e
ShouId lie embraced IN inc security ol
SAID 'IuSt-deed; Out "heh inc sa'u ho'e
was transferred 10 cot'Pio'ha"'; nc W.
IieHca mat Inc cieHlt entered -ihefeoh,
was an a'soiute Pay"'e u '"e d''l''uh' vi
me noe cfeol'eo ana d'schafseu pro 'an'o
i'o'i' 'ho Iru'' ueeu'N Su'i'''S'"'1'Het ''''
amount OF me note cIeuited'as wen As tnose
'redied on me preceding notes. ouSn' not
10 DC PoSlPoheo VII lhe amount que com
pIhIn+@t on the original note Is PAID; mat
on Jh Motch 1913, II. f. Bennett con-
vcycd the said property TO one ChrS'o
phCr l.. Bennett, who IS since deceased,
having made his last will and testament,
constituting his son, the said a. u. Ben.
uctt, his executor, TO whom letters lesta-
'Nentnsy have been granted and de using
ana beqnethIng his estate IN the aforesaid
property TO Margaret Bennett, ana Re
tecca Bennett; that sad II: +. Bennett
before SAID conveyance to christopher Il.
Bennett made delau,t IN the pay mcn' OF
SAID notes due ist March IG42 ana Isl
March 1913, ana sald H. L. Dehhcll ana
Christopher l.. Bennett and SAID a u
Bennett, since his DEATH have maze de-
fault IN the payment oil inc noe heIu ny
complainant, dAo lSt March 1914, ana
'hat saIt CHRISTMAS ana Amen nave oeen
ol'en ,equee'gu ~ eo' 1 n. "'u o o'n
.'' '"''i'et'u III '''o 9":" o0''I' w. ,,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

Superior Court of CLaaeerH( October
Of the State Of Mississippi. Srules lS44
Joseph Woods,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27

FENIE connection in practice between
D A. IL, Handy & John Handy hay
ing been discontinued, each will hereafter
parctice alone.
A. II. HANDY continues to practice
in the Circuit Courts and the Courts at
jackson; and may be found at his Office
above Henderson's Corner, unless absent
on professional business.
Canton, Dec. 23d, 1913. --l5-tt
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
LADIES SCHOOL.

NERS. McFARLANE will open
FH school tor Young Ladies and
Misses, NJ Canton, on Monday the 7ih
iav of October next.
Reference Judge Ma es and Judge
Hughes cf jackson; Judge Rollins, Urs
Pugh and George Calhoon,of CcotEn,
Ort2, ls4i-3-4-u
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ST.
PERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY.
John D. Scott Admir- &C. A a 'Iglr
f Daniel Sutherland. ct al. : 1874.
ETPON opening the matters Of 'hi, bill
and it appearing thar the deten,
dant Alyls W. Harris, is not an lnhahl-
tant Of this state, but resides beyond the
limits thereof 50 that the ordinary process
Of this Court cannot lie eXecuted upon
hlm. Ii is therefore ordered that unless
the said defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the Court room, IN the City
of Jackson, on or before the first Monday
in December next, and plead answer or
demur to the I'LL Of complaint herein, the
several allegations thereof viii lie taken
for confessed as to him, and such order
and decree made therein as the Chan
cellor may deem equitable and just. 1t
is further ordered that a copy OF this
order be inserted in The "lndopendent
Democrat" at Canton, Mississippi, once Il
week for two months successfully.
Il. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
By W. ". YERBY, d. c.
Oct 2 lS4 i-3-3-yt
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
THE STATE OF MISSlSSlPPf
MADISON COUNTY.
Circuit Court, May Term 1914
And now to.wit, on the 31st day of May,
A. d. 1914.

CIRCUIT 1Oull, NI"y Lcl'h AOAT
And now to-wit, on the 3lst day Of May,
A. d. 1914.
Anthony Vonard
W.
Richard 8. Graves, In ChanGcry'
Ralph Graves, g.
james B. SIade.
Il 7 ION opening the matters OF the
1 original and amended bills, and
il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendants, Richard ).
Graves, and James B. Slade, are not in
hablrants of the State Of Mississippi bHi
reside beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process Of this Count cannot
be executed upon them. 1t is therefore
ordered that unless the said defendants, DO
appear before the Circuit Court Of Madi-
Son county at the Court house thereof, IN
the town OF Canton, On Or before the first
! day Of the next term Of this Court. il be-
Ting On the first Monday Of Move nj or next,
(lSlD and plead, answer or dcmur to said
Original and Amended bills Of complain
hints the several allegations thereof, will
b. taken for confessed as to said defend
ants Richard S. Graves, and James B.
Sadc, and such order and decree made
therein as the Judge of said Circuit court
may deem equitable and just. 1t is fur
thcr ordered that copy Of this order be
published in the "lndependent Democrat"
newspaper published in the town Of
Canton, Mississippi, once week for Two
calender months successfully.
A true copy from the minutes OF said
Court,
Attest. WIZ. MONIGO-HEK1,
Clerk.
By Henry R. Coulter, D. c.
Ge1 Calhoon, Sol. for Complainant.
June Is. 1S44.-40-9t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
Cotton! COdg0n!!

ENTILL be taken in exchange for
wv Horses, Mules, and Cash, which
have arrived and arriving from Kentucky,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Indiana, and Ohio,
on better terms than ever offered before
in this market, at the Brick Stable, by
BLACKMAN, WINFORD & Co.
Yazoo Civ. Miss Oct,21, lGti, lin.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27

-,
Henry i. bennett et al
FON opening Tho matters o. ms
u BiII' ana 1t appearing mat "illlam
}. Gasquet, WILCOX, Anderson ~ o''' a"u
Samuel 1arrIson' are not 'hnan"ahiS Of
tins state, but reside icy oha me MINUS
hereof, so that the ordinary profess o.
this Court cannot he served upon 'Aem'
IL IS MefcJoTe oFacLta' '"'t "oIr-s me -a'"
deiehoah'S appear U' ore ."o C''."c9'''
at the CoIfl room IN 'h' e''f o. J@'NSon'
on the first Atohoay IN "'e'm. ef neA' en-
sung, ana plea answer or oe'''uF 10 me
uI.I 0! complaint he'elh' me Se'eF5l arc
gallons VIII oe ''Neh ior con'"SSeo as 10
men, ana S"'h ofueF ana oec'ee "'aoe
,ho rom as me C",'c't'oI may ueI"l eur
'"''o anu J'S'' - - ''''''o, I'o',1u ' ,Ia
1o,! " US o,usn =. :, '',', I -" :" ''V
~, ''t0''' .'''','I''' ;''I' '00 v
&c" ~ :" y '''''I.''' . H ,rS,,9 Cp,
,r-,r-, ~, n,, ~ ~: i'' h'-AD ,' ~ Ill.,
d Nil| p''' ~ 'i'I5 ''s1 S''o' II, SUI
Il S."h,e' 'lil u iiC"'H / De''IieU ,uI
chased Of a .'e.i ~ heHhel' on inc ''o
anI ,,l'.n ,.ors,nai ~ nrnnar,v p ;,r and
%1 rt'', I,l.>..' %,,nn,,P NI;s.;ss;,eo,; cor
DI , ~ l'o' ,a' n ;;s'' H.. ~ -
,, ''o'' ~ - Wv or ,la
by"Ne, MS SIX ffo'n'c'oFy n ~, s., ol 'ne
/ ."le "I'ies"i.' Cach I.r . '1'l''o' inc
'iS' u'o ,''3'o" 49,, ',o o ,Io
49, ~ " io'' 5o ,'' ,, u"O - Ie1 40. ~
40, NC ~" 81 90 - 81 -" 80 nv
IL III o'e -, N"'o' 1"''' '''I s'N''' ""o
- M"tJl i'io-'-'I Seo'!9 '"o +" ! ',on'
O. an ana o"cn OF "llHli Saiu no,GI d' '"Ty
sh' u'u f'SPe'"'e,y IAN oIe, soIo iie"'y ,
be"heI eE,c"'ou d |0c' 10 nuS 10 SUI
anon u A't""et'' rT"''"S NC o','' '''' :,
saiI' co"vGy'nP 10 i'o'l'' N'''''',i'S anu
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
Valuable Land For safe

Valuable land For Safe
Z Wish to sell my tract Of land in Madi-
SON county containing S6O acres;
bounded on the east Ivy the Old Agency
trac and on the west by b. Wells esqr.-
the Old Natchez Road running through it,.
Those desiring TO buy may apply to b.
Wells esqr., or TO me by letter al Stark
vile, Ocribbeha county Mississippi.
L. ANDERSON.
n. b. | will take Tor the first payment,
Negroes or Cotton, and allow fair price
for either. Il. A.
Sept. 2j, lSI4-3-2-N
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
4 II Sc nG,

White Kentucky Twils, White and Fan
cv cable twist Incoys, Washington plains,
and dark twill KERSEYS, Whitney &
Bed Blankets, Mock Mack.
NAV, Dudle & Sadie Blankets, cradle
and crit ditto, 7-S and A Lowell,
Cotton Warns, No. 8 to E@,
SILK, Scotch gingh,ns aud Cotton I'm.
belias, SC. sc. sc. &c.
&otllPtG.
Adelaide, Florence Phr, plain English
and huied STRAW BoNNETs.
ARTIFICIAL FLO WERS, Tabs, and
o,-y,r giUlD
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
Number IA.

THE STATE OF uMISSISSIPPI. SU-
PERlOR COURT OF CIlANCERY.
John d. Scott Admir-, &c. August
3l30 vs.. Rules
Thos. ]. Cat hings ct al. -I844.
3 pom opening the matters of this
" bill and IT appearing that the de-
PENDANT, Daniel Searles, is not an inhabl-
;ant OF this state, but resides beyond the
limits thereof, SO tina. the ordinary pro-
cess If this Court cannot he executed up
on him. 1t IS therefore ordered that unless
the said defendant appear before the
Chancellor, at the Court room in the City
OF Jackson, on the first Monday in De-
cember next, and plead, answer or de
mur, t. the bill of complaint herein, the
several allegations thereof will lie taken
for confessed as TO him, and such order
and decree made therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and just. 1t IS fur
Their ordered that copy of this order be
inserted in the "Independent Democrat"
at Canton Mississippi, once week for
two months successfully.
r. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
BY w. w. VERIFY, ID. G.
Oct. . 1914. 3 3 st
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PARIS c ORD s ,

Black and colorod KID GLOVES, Black
and White Bugle mitts, Ladies rich silk
Velvet and
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ST.
PERiOR COURT OF CUANCERY.
John d. Scott Admir-, &c. August
3l3l VS.. Rules,
David J. Bloom, ota'. 1914.
UPON Opening the matters of this bill,
and it appearing that the defendant, Peter
D. Hilzhclm, is not an inhabitant of this
state, but resides beyond the limits thereof
SO that the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be executed upon him. 1t Is
therefore ordered that unless the said de-
lcndent appear before the Chancellor at
the Court room in the City of Jackson,
on the first Monday in December next,
and plead, answer or demnr 10 the bill of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof, will be taken for confessed as 10
him, and such order and decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem equi-
table and Just 1t is further ordered that
a COPY of this order be inserted in the
"In3ependeut Democrat" at Canton Mis-
sis.ippi, once week for two months, sue
cessWely. X. l.. DIAON, C.eTS'
BE- w. w. YERBY, c. d.
Oct. Q, lS4l. 33 81
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
IN CHANCERY.

Nv Sl1hANSIJIN
Charles B. Green ct at To December
1897 rs. Term 1914.
D. c. Young, senr. SAug. Rules 1914
1T pom opening the matters of this
Z Bill, and it appearing that the De-
fcndant, Daniel C. Young, is not an in
habnant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary pro-
cess of this Court cannot be executed up
on him. Ii is therefore ordered that un-
less The sail Defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the Court room, in The City
Of jackson, on the first Monday in De-
ccmbcr next, and plead, ansNe or demur
to the Bill of complaint herein, the sever
al alterations thereof, will be taken for
confessed, aud such order and decree
made therein, as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. 1t is further or
dered that a copy OF this order he insert
ed in the " Independent Democrat" pub
lished at Canton, Mississippi, once a
week for two months successfully.
r. l.. DIXON, Cterh.
By w. w. YERBY, d. {.
rs C. c. Shacke1ords' So.'rs
Sep 4, lS44-2-5l-9t.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-27
Fancy Silk Gg1g@ts,

French Rcccrc3 and various other quail,
ties of Ljn,n camlrick hdhfs A hrnj
som lot Of jet and gilt HAZE PIjS.
C0p53 TccHarca, Bro;c5cs, Bracelets.
&c. Gala Pads AMI Caroline dj'tp for
chidrons wear, Black Caafmere md far
cy Wool net SH1 WIS, six lIercaae,
Cashmere and eoton hosiery, Chj'tT'a5
lambs Wool ditto, lij,h linens, Long
Lawns Table damask, BMd5eyo and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
IOWA; IT'S BOUNDARY AND SIZE!

The advantages of natural, over geo.
graphical Or Imaginary line for State bonnda.
~. and The proprieiy 81 selecting the i9rrner
where i, can be had. will no, be Disputed.
We have one Of the later dc :rripian be-
tw cen us and The State tfM!ssoui; aud we
have a conIroietsy on hand about II, which
may be very troublesome bef1ae il is settled.
On the north. we must If possible, carry
orr State line az high as Inc mourn OF the ST.
Peters on tie Mississippi. following ID" Course
Of ira, river and he Blue Earn, aad Big 81.
OK iuiu The Missouri. We shall thus have
rivers on three sides Of Us, aud Iowa will re-
semble. both in size and shape. he Sia!e Of
Michigan and Lake Michigan unitsj!-[ Iowa
Transcript.
Let our sister Territory remember. that do.
ring the summer freshets, the Mississippi has
q! several points made inroads upon the ieTri-
tory If Wisconsin; removing some acres Of
DOR soil into Iowa. For this lhe old rascal de-
serves at Ieas. one years solitary confinement
in his bed.
! There seems 10 be no legal remedy for the
wrong thus done TO Wisconsin. We cannot
regain he soil we have last, as pers0'lai prop
eriy, Tor il is a part Of The freehold. Neiibei
can ii he identified when found. Nor has the
iresspass been lohious on the part Of Iowa
Bot we hereby warn sister Iowa, 10 shake the
dust of Wisconsin from her feet, before she
ventures 10 step into the circle Of he Federal
States TO join the uuion; or Wisconsin will
forbid The baans; and while Miss soUr.eye i:
p1!ing eff iowa's wedding shoes, Wisconsin
will be pulling her back BY the skirt Of hi
/ bridal dress. e.