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in general use for more than ten wears, and
thousands, taught lis Incompatible value by experi-
cnce of ITS wonderful curative properties have Accord
ed to It a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range Of Meucal science in this any other country
Since this powerful medicine hrst beca me knovn
last stages of con6rmeda I'd incurahe con SUMPTION
and pronounced by the most skIlliul physicians in
the country past all hope of recovery have been
rescued mracnlously from the grasp OF Death hv lis
use, and are now blessed with health and strength.
Its Natures own simple Restoratiye-a HEALING
Balm prepared by one who was brought to the very
brink OF the grave by Consumption and from plants
celebrated for Their great medicinal virtues. Ii is the
employment OF natural means to overcome nd conn
teract the evils of Naure-healinp the lacera,ed
Lungs OF the afflicted patient IN the worst os sbe ca
ses and restoring the functions oiihe diseased mem
bers TO strong aud healthy action. 1t has effected
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all cases Of Asthma, Whooping Cough or the
accumulation Of Phlegm, destructive 10 The health
aud life of chl,lren-ii is particularly recommended
a an uniahng cure, and no family in the Union if
they wish TO preserve their children from suffering and
death, should not be without 1t.
Almost countless testimonials of its remarkable
cures, from every quarter The Union, and from midi
vlduals in every condition of life, lis best creden-
tlals, showing in the most conclusive manner that
this Preparation acts upon the human system in
mannerliltle short Of miraculous These may be found
IN The daily papers, and also may be obtained in pam
phlcls AND handb> of agents free OF cost.
This incompatible medicine is prepared only by N.
H.Dowos, Troy W., the original inventor and pro-
prlelor
CURTIS e. SMITH, ST. Albans, VI.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can he
supplied IN any part OF the Union, upon The best terms
Sold by especial appointment, 10y
PECK 4 SPEAR
HAGAR & ARTHUR, Burlington, W.
SMITH & WILKINS. 4s.vI
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James Hogan,
WToULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Bur.
w hngton and vicinity, that he has commenced
cook BINDING

BOOk BINDING
in all is various branches in the Building formerly
occupied by 5. $. Skinner as a Sajdler's shop three
doors East of the Free Press Office College ST. Bur
ilngton, VT, where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
Ledgers, Day Books
Journals Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Sales Books,
Record Books, Receipt Books,
Memorandum Books, LAWYERS BrieGno Paner
Cost Paper, and lockers
N. Blanks, Public Offices, Insurance COMMANDS
Merchants and others furnished with Account, Books
made of the best paper ruled and bound to any pat
tern desired, and executed good style the latest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Particular attention will be paid to the binding Of
Libraries, Periodicals, Music, Port ollos, Scrap Books
&c, &c. Manufacturer of Blue, Black and Red Inks
Country orders executed on the favorable terms
and at short notice Edges of Books marbled to any
pattern TO match, Comb Spanish in the best style.
Most kinds Of School and Blank Books on hand and
Tor sale cheap for Cash Paper Rags taken in ex-
change for Blank and School Books, Paper &c.
Burlington, May Is, 1915. 5Oly
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Toothachc !. ToothaChe J.!

4 REMEDY has at last been discovered for this
distressing and troublesome complaint. The
ANODINE is the boon 10 which
all afflicted must look. ], is warranted in every case
The remedy is mild and agreeable and is perfectly free
from all aci IS which effect and finally destroy the
teeth. Try it once and it viii sat fy YOU of lis excel
lence. For sale by the only proprieors
B. J. HtINEBERG & Co.
Agents furnished by applying TO the proprctors at
The Wholesale price. Oct. s, l6I5.
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pATRlCK'S COLT.

A gentleman who favors Us with some remin.
iscenes respecting the early settlement Of this
place-tormcrly old Derry ted-rc'ates the fol-
lowing anecdo'e:
"Whcn my grandfather resided at Golislown
and Derr, field, then settled by the Irish, he
hired wild sort of an lrshman to work on his
farm. One day, soon af'er his arrival, he told
him to take a bride and 90 out in the field and
catch the black colt. Don't come home with
out him. said the old gentleman. Patrick start.
ed and was gone some time, but at last return
ed minus the bride, with his face and hands
badly scratched as though he had received rough
treatment. 'Why, Patrick, what is the matter
what in the name of wonder ais you = AN
faith, isn't it me, yer honor, that nevcr'Il catch
the ould black cnult again ! bad luck 10 him !
An didn't he all but scratch me eyes out o me
head An faith, as true me souls me own,
l had to climb up a tree after the cout!' Climb
tree after him Nonsense! Where is the
beast 2 AN its tied TO the three, he is, to be
shure, ger honor We all followed Patrick to
the spot to get solution Of the difficulty, and
on reaching the field we found, to our no small
amusement that he had been chasing young
black bear, which he had succeeded in catching
after great deal of rough usage on both sides,
and actually tied it with the bride to an old tree.
Brun was KEEP, for a long while, and was ever
after known as palrek's colt. Manchester
American.
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Sheen Racks.

INHE Subscriber is manufacturing a superior art
l. Gle of SHEEP RACKS, 10 which he would re-
specially call the attention of the wool growing COM
munhy, as they will find il much to their advantage
to use this kind of Rack. HIP DEWEY.
Burlington Falls, Aug. l. lSi5. l0tf
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FRENCH DEPILATORY.

This article used for taking oil snperluous hair
from 3he face and neck is sold al so cents per ole
by Coms'ock & Ross, No, l9-rremont Row, Boston |;
HARRINGroN 1' BRorHER, only agents for Burning
ton. VI. l6m6
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Dauuereotype Miniatures.

NTESSkS. BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS are
lVl prepared to take Miniatures and copy Pictures
by the improved naguercoiype process and will
instruct others in the art, and have all articles in The
line for sale at the loves, prices at the Variety Store.
Old Miniatures reakcn at trihing expen'e.
October g. 1915 10
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a,UtUs ,rLicb II urofoySpe ~ cuyp. ,rIV be
m r,,; r. IL 1,;,oJ ,rLo .on,o,
{" r'"t's ~ "' 'V',.''" "y
dV"o 10 purchase oy' dPPfy"S ~
323 BROADWAY, New York.
DARTIN,S LOTION The Lotion was invented
ID some years ago and /. The PRODUCTION of acct.
dental di.c6verirs aided nv skill and exuercncr-
The original design of if was solrly for The inventors
own IA. e. bu no sooner had il bccome e.iaLli. heI in
hi. nt,ciicc. than cnuiirirs bcran 10 lie made, by
the friend, of tho.c who had been benefited bv us
virtues where il might be procured Thus its fame
began to spread from individual TO individual until il
ccame known MS never failing cure in most of the
large cites IN the Union. Without piiing or the aid
of In. public press il has acquired lis own celebrity
and fond it, way into public favor as an unrivallcd
and extraordinary Lain IN the cure of many of the
ill., to which mankind are subject.
In cases Of Cont, Rhc ,maiisn, Swellings of all
kinds D>loca,ions or Fractured Bones, Bruises Cuts
Commissions attended with pam and inflammation, POS.
on us Bites and Sings Burns, Scalds, Chill lains
CurnS or Il mionS and Wounds of every description,
il a lords an ntnr late and prrlnancp relief II is
perhaps the only article that can be depended upon in
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New ,IObbinp ShOp.

r2NIIE Subscribers having entered into copnrtner-
d ship, under the firm OF HOFFMAN & HAIR
Rl\GTON, and have opened a shop ON Church
street. two buildings north of the Jail House, where
they intend carrying on the business Of White Smiths
Cu'lers Gun Smiths, Brass Founders Ivory Turner'S
and general Jobbng Shop.
Improved PUMP AUGtRS kept constantly on
hand. Parasols, Umbrellas, Razors and Lanccs re-
paired and warran ed. All work entrusted TO them
shall be promptly attended to,
HENRY ZOTTMAN,
Gate of the firm of Varney * Zttman)
GEORGE HARRINGTON.
Burlington, Oct T. lSi5. l9f
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New Goods.

THIS dav received large and general assortment
4 OF FALL and WINTER GOODS, with n full
assortment Of the best FAMILY GROCER les,
which have been bou2 ut at the lowest prices for Cash.
and will be sod at very small advance by
/ p. s. II. II. DOOLITTT.E.
Sept. Is, 1915 lowe
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Utica, n 7. May, II, 1916.
Mn. +. BRowS-Dear Sir 81 am again on, Of your
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bers; 1t an article that
is much thought Of old lady from Frankfort, Her
kmer County, says she has been confined 10 her house
for years, and this has enabled her TO get
Several in tti city say that it is the best medicine they
have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply soon as have not
bottle in the store. Yours with respect,
j. H. WARNER, per. Il. +. RAY.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.

XJ7O-LD respectfully notify the public tina, he has
w returned 10 Burlington Falls, and recommended
manufacturing tto PATENT FENCE, He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that were unfulfllod
in consequence of the late fire. and will be happy 10
old and new purchasers with some of his varie
ties of Farm, GARDEN or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived IN the of the
above Improvement he IS enabled to afford neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the same can be got up for in
other way, while for durability it IS not exceed by
any in common use. This valuable improvement
was frs, brought out in Western New York, where il
has gone into extensive use, and has received the APP
probation of the Mayor Of the city OF Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the first agricuurists and others
in that part of the state, also of Gov. Hubbard, Doc
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever it has been introduced
it has been highly approved. As Farm Fence it
com ines more advantages than any other fence ever
used, Ii car be u,>d Without posts and is therefore
affected by the freezing and heaylng OF the ground
1t takes less lumber than any other kind Of fence,
certain protection against all kinds of cattle is not La
BILE TO get cut of repnir, cannot be bOirn DORM
ly set up taken down and removed, without injury.
F-'TNo FARMER should be lrihoutnt least sufi-
Glen, quantity to throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards.
Winooki City, June ~ 1915.
BURLINGTON, July 9Th, 1916.
Mr.. II. p. DEwEY,-Sr: A. You have asked my
opinion respecting the sui,alene>> Of yonr Patent
FENCE COR ornamental purposes would remark that
have used some of your first quality Fence abou,
cottage erected the last year. aud that like it very
well. BY casing The pests, and putting on base,
(holh items costing only about 81, per iod) it
makes a neat and durable ornamental Fence, at
ahou, o-thrd the cost Of most Of the o,her kinds
OF ornamental Fence in common use ..
JNO. X. CONVERSE.
The undersigned having had some practical expert
ence for the past year in the u,e Of Deweys Portable
Field Fence, can very cheerlully bear testimony in its
favor consider il admirably adapted to Intervales,
sui ject TO severe froshets and find very convenient
in variety of where temporary fence is need
ed. used it the past winter 10 enclose yard OF
youne catte and-hdcscs, aud much my surprise, 1t
suffered no injury whalever-though an unruy bull
shook his head at IT, occasionally | have no hesra-
ton in saying that every farmer should have or
less oft. UDNEI ii. PENNIMAN.
Colchester, July 8, as.
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Falmouth, May 90. 1914

Falmouth, May 90. 1914.
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify that my wife has leen afflicted with very
lad humor on her face, and her stomach, for fifteen
years past. After using various medicines Iecom-
nended for her complaints with litle benefit she
commenced using by The advice Of Mr.. Edward Ma
tiers, and she IS now in letter health than she has e.
fore enjoyed for the last fifteen years; and would
cneernlly recommend TO all and EVERYONE who is
afflicted with any of the complaints whic this med
cine is rec commended for to it in prefer to any
article now IN use. Yours respectfully,
j. B. LEACH,
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EDDY's BOOK AND NEWS PRINT.
IL ing Ink at Factory Prices for cash, for sale BY
Burlington July 3, IA. STENES WOODS.
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WIN DARRELL.
Bnih. Me. MAY u. 1913.

= DdIT MT. May ~ IcI0.
Ma. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir:-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
Stomach; loss ofappetite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and side ;
a slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
system. After using NUM- or of medicines without
any relief was induced to Try your Sar>aparilla and
Tomato Btters. received immediate relief from the
Of Bottle and feel grated for the great relief
have received, and would recommend 1t to all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAID.
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All orders for the above Medicine addressed 10 the
Proprietor, +. BROWN, Is Washinyton ST., Boston,
will meet with punctual attention.
PECK & SPEAR Wholesale Agents for Burling-
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers,
Milton; Boynton & Burritt, Hlnesburah; Landon &
Garfield, Wlllston William Rhodes Jr., Richmond ;
Martin Wires, Cambridge II. l.. Camp, Stowe John
II. Bowman, Nergennes; William r. Russell, Mid
dlebury; 5. p. Re|fed, Montpelier. Sold also by
Druggists and Agents generally.-SI per bottle or
bottles for So
July, 1915. 7yl
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Pyran1, Me. June 3, 1914.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without rcsoriing
10 mercury, if you will only Browns Sarsaparilia
and Tomato Btters.
To Mr.. Frederick Brown, Proprietor fIhe Sar>apa-
rllla and Tomato Bters
This certfe> that my wife severely afflicted
with the Liver Complainant her health very Sc
riously undermined. Having tried various pre>crp-
tons without success, she was fortunately induced 10
try your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Btiers; her health
soon began 10 improve, and she is now mich better
in health and would advise any Ii Ill health 10 use
them. y ours, respectfully,
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INSQTR ANCE.

Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town OF Bur
lingtln, 9 HARRISGToN & BRoTHEA.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

GENeRAI. JAcKsoN.-Jsaac. Hill Of New HamP-
thirs, Wholately visited the Hermitage, says;
~ found Gen. jackson better in health tina"
Iexpeeted; ystso weak, if il we're any other
man, could scarcely suppose he would hive a
week. FOR the last four months be has not at
tempted to take his customary meals with the
family. Fle sits through the day in well con
s,Fueted easy chair, with his writing materials
his miniature bible and hymn book before him.
To him are brought as soon as the mail arrives,
the Newspapers, and during the four days tar
yied at the Hermitage, bis hr't inquiry was for
ths daily Washington newspapers aud the let
tsrs bearing the post mark Of the capitol. His
complaint Is pulmonary; one lobe Of The lungs
be believes to be entirely consumed. This con
diiion is shown BY the ShOrtnsSS Of breath, which
almost entirely preeludes the bene6t Of personal
exercise. When he moves il iS 60 quietly as to
produce 40 disturbance. His feet and ankles
are swollen from continued shifting, and he
finds a substitute for sAlutary exercise only in
the bathing Of his limbs every evening In those
smolIisnts calculated TO produce healthy ae-
tiou Of The skin. Weak dbhs il, he Shates with
his own baud, and combs add adjusts the ample
gray hair which continues 10 add to The dignity
OF b, appearance"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
sUPRoRT IL MEcHANIcl


- ~ . ~ -
THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
y heretofore extended TO him, would say 70 Bic
'siende and customers, that be has removed bic
establishment TO his New Store on Main Street
opposite MessIs. Link & HarrisOn's and adioin-
ing the Post Once, where be Offers fof salo every
article in the
sADDLERY LINE,
such as Bride bits, Spurs, Whips, Stirrup-DrOns,
&C., which have been selected lor him ~ one az
the best and most experienced SaddlerS In New
YoTk City. lie has also on hand, OF HIS
OWN MANUFACTURE, every dosCriDtion or
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, al kinds 81
CARRIAGE AND WAGON HARNRgE.
Saddle-Bag' Carp BAGS Trunks, &c, made ir
a neat end most enbsianiial manner.
He is also prepared to receive and reOaiP Car.
riagea o. every description, (beng perfectly lam.
liar with lining and trimming the sancl ana
pledges himself 70 attend 70 all orders promDtIv
AID hopgS 70 give general satisfaction His pTi.
Gee shall be reduced to suit the hardness Of The
times.
YazOO City, January 9Th ls45, ga
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

rights--holding spirited moeting', and con.
demning ia thunder tones, the base conduct
Of the President, and demanding loudly a
reunion with their brethren Of the United
Siatss. The voice Of the people is omniP-
Otent and must prevail. II is true, those
10 power, and designing politicians may de-
feat their will for a while, but finally they
will triumph over oil contrivOnccP, and
brand eyerlastingly their betrayers.
A majority Of the Texans desire annex
ntioD, majority Of the people Of the Uni
ted States have decreed it-GHd the CON-
bined pOpers of the aOOrld cannot reUerse
tie verdict.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

THoNAs FLLTeHER,--We spOts il late NUM-
bsl, Of The probable appointment Of this gentle
man United States Marshall fOr The southern
District. II is nov ofboially announced. We
Do not be'isve shat auy appointment yet made
has osOasiSnsd aots general 'atisfaeliOn. Dir.
Flstsher is vel known in the di'iFict, and stands
very high il public sslesm in all the social 70.
lations Of lie. His kTmsr ofoe Of nudge Of pre-
bate 81 q strong : big county, and one amorg The
most imPorlant 10 The State, speak, highly iOF
bic inisgriiy as siizsn o, uell a. ability as en-
0eesr. He viii be found most prompt and
eaoisnt oGest IN hisnsw vocation, snd win do
rigaal credit 70 the adn.nisiratioa IN our State,
-SouA. Rsisrmsr.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
Guardians Sale.


ny virtue Of an order Of the Honorable Pro-
I'D bate Court Of YazOo County, made at the
January Term, A. D l645, Of said Court will
on MONDAY, the 3lst day Of March next, at
the Court House door in Benton proceed to sell
at public auction upon a credit Of twelve months
the following described pieces OF parcels Of
Land belonging TO the estate Of Mrs. PARNELlA
FITcH, deceased; to wit:
A LOT, beginning at the southeast corner Of
the lot upon which the Benton Academy is sit
uated and adjoining the town OF Benton, thence
running West fourteen degrees, North six chains
and thiFty.two links TO q stake, thence south
fourteen degrees West, six chains and thiFty.two
links 70 stake thence east fourteen degrees
South, six chains and thirIy-twO links to 4 stake
thence 70 the beginning, containing four acres
square, Iying aud being ia the county Of Yaaoo,
and being lhe same LOT upon which DE-. Benz.
R, Wilkinson now resides.
Also, the following LANDS lying and being in
the county Of Holmes. TO wit; The southwest
quarter Of Section twenty-eeVen, township sig.
teen North OF range three East. containing l64
5l.lO0 acres, moFe or less
Also, EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, common
cling tWoniy-iOUF poles and fourteen Links west
Of a half mile stake At the northeast corner q
the northweut quarter Of Section thiTty-fouF 10
Township sixteen North Of Range three East,
running from thence due South twenty-five poles
ana sixteen links TO a stake thence vest, City.
oisht poles and thirteen links TO q stake, thence
North twenty-five poles and sixteen links to
stake thence East. 6fty-Sight poles and thirteen
LINKS 70 the beginning.
JAMES r. BEDFORD, Guardian
Of the Minor Heirs of
PAMELA FrTca, deceased
February 6. fe6S -9T-3t So
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

ADvERTIsEMENTS.
CANDIDATES.
ZOE DISTRICT ATToRNEY.

We are authorized TO announce JAMES M.
DYER, Esq., Of HOlmeS, e a candidate for the
ONCE Of District Attorney, Tor the Fifth Judicial
District, eompnsed Of the counties Of Yazoa,
MadisOn, Holmes, Attala, Winstons Noxubee
and Leake,
We are authorized 70 ann0unes W. B TUR-
NER. Esd., Of YasOO county, as candidate
for the once Of District Attorney, for the Filth
Juaioisl District.
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
We are authorised 10 announces r. EATON
KEYS, Eco, as a candidate Zoe The once Of
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Yasoo couaty.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Mexico Latter intelligence from Mexico
at New Otleans, reports Santa Anna still at Pc
To.e where three Of the Jury TO Try him had re-
paired to give him trial. He has tried to SHIFT
all the responsibility OF bis acts upon CaniIizo,
who was the ostonsible President; and under
whose orders the crafty tyrant pretsnds he was
acting. He will Probably make this poor tool
bis scapt-soat and have him shot.
Some farther action had taken place in rela-
ton to annexation. Me- Shannon was notified
that all intercourse with thi, country must cease
and other foreign ministers were served with a
protest agaiust the aggression Nof the United
States.
The Chamber Of Deputies had held stormy
debate on annexation, aud considerable bravado
was INDUCED; the policy Of granting letters Of
Marque was discussed, but no final de'eFmina-
tiOn made. They will no doubt wait TO hsar
further from Eagland's maOhinatiOns.-- Picks
burg Sentinel,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

orc. F. HAMER, Esq, and Dr.. J. w,
BARNETT, have been suggested 10 the col~
umns Of the VIII G, as suitable candidates
to represent Madison and Yuzoo in the
Senatorial branch Of the next Legislature.
The Democrats OOuld be pleased if both
tUOuld run.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
IN The SUPERIOR COURT or CnANcERY,
December Term, A. D., 1874.
JOHN M. Hendricks,
mo. S,S47 VS..
JAMES ADAMS, ct. al.
TTPON opening the Complainant bill,
~ the Court being satisfied that the De-
PENDANTS, Elizabeth A. Williams, James and
Nancy Williams, Minor heirs Of Charles
.P. Williams, AlphOnss Desmare, Hender-
son Taylor. and w. A. g. j. Thompson,
are not residents Of this State, bat reside
be- ond the limits thereof and beyond the
jurisdiction Of this Court, so that the ordi'
nary process Of the Court cannot be exc
cuted upon them. II is therefore ordered,
that the said defendants, E izabeth A. Will.
Jams, James and Nancy Williams, Minor
heirs Of Charles P. Williams, Alphonse
Desmare, Henderson Taylor, and w. A,
g. ]. Thompson. enter their appearance
herein, on OF before the next term Of this
Court, to be held at The Court Room, in the
City Of Jackson, on the fret Monday in lhe
monlh Of June next, and plead, answer OF
demur to the Complainants bill, Otherwise
the same will be taken for confessed againsI
them, st (OE hearing expaTte, and the mat
lers thereof decreed accordingly. And 4
10 further ordered, that a copy Of this ordei
be published in the Yazoo Democrat. I
newspsper published in YazoO City, OncC
a week FOE two months SUCCESSFULLY.
ROBT. HUGHES, elk.
By ]. H. HUGHEs, e.
April 20, IS45. 1885,