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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

Taken up by Edmund Wessmoreld Iiv,
ing 4 miles south east Of Waterford. one
chesnut sorrell horse, right hind foot white
years old. appraised to $4,000.
taken up by Henry Morgan. -
miles South of Waterford; one bav borse
mule II hands high. years old no brands
or marks, appraised to $4,000 4a
Jan. 25th le45. o.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
Feb. Is Is45


Olttsdge'S Ba 10 q
For the Hair, trom O
i've quaiitieSaTe = tole
Ist For infan,S sss
ScurE, and causing q laK
> For ladies ai.er e
skin to lis DainEa. s.l7
preventing The iallis5
3: For any person reg
lily, The same eHer5 Is
1: If used IN infancy y
ted, il may be PreseIF='
period OF life.
5: Ii trees the head ifo
the roots, impars heaHl
tion, and prevents Ihs
or or getting gray
6th-It causes me
when done upia il o7e'
ENo laays toilet
0ulit.
7ih-Cbfldren who
Vermin IN i1e
perfectly cured OF ibell
I had been baid
hair on The top o. alJ
my hand, and head
In this situation, about
began using the Balm
stock & Co, since
and a half bottles q .a1
-estord my hair, and lfes-
scurE. My head Is ho-
ne long hair, whica e-
IN me at Stamford Ggl-Ss glr-Ss
For sale in Holly Sq1...
3, on the South sac
by E. a. Ial''
Mortar.
April Is. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
SEE THEE STILL,
BY c. sPRAouE.


/ see thee still:
Remembrance, faithful % her trust
Calls thee in beauty from the dust;
Thou comest in the NOR ming light,
Thou'n with me through the gloomy
night;
In dreams meet thee as Of old
Then thy soft arms my neck enfold,
And thy sweet voice IS In my ear
In every scene to memory dear,
see thee still.
I see thee sill,
I'm every hallowed token ronnd !
This little ring thy finger bourd.
This lock of hair thy forehead shaded
This silken chain by thee was brai>
These flowers, all wither'd now, like
thee,
Sweet sister, thou didst Gull for me;
This book wa. thine, here didst thou'
read:
This picture, ah yes, here, indeed,
see thee still.
see thee still :
Here was thy summer Moons retreat,
Here was thy favorite 6reside seat
u This waa thy chamber-here, each
day,
/ sat and watched thy sad decay
Here, on this bed, thou last did lie;
Here, on this pillow, thou didst die;
Dark hour once more It's woes un>
fold;
AS then saw thee pale, and cod,
/ see thee still:
I see thee still :
Thou art not in the grave confined
Death cannot chain the immortal mind,
Let earth close Ger its sacred trust,
But goodness dies not in the dust (;
Thee, o. my sister, 'us not thee
Beneath the coffin's lid | see;
Thou 10 falrer land art gone;
There, let me hope my journey done,
To see thee still,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
YALLOBUSHA COUNTY
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The undersigned having at the Decem-
Der Term 1874 of the Probate Court OF
Marshall county. Mississippi. obtained from
said Court Letters of Administration upon
the Estate of Thomas F. Davis. late of sald
County Deceased. All persons indebted to
SAID Estate are hereby requested TO make
payment and those who have open acmake
VIII DO well TO close them at an earcou nts
And those having claims against said estate
ale notified to present them. duly authenti
ed within the time prescribed by law or the
same will be barred.
THORNTON DAVIS. Adm'r
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
N o TICE

The Undersigned, having been. at the
september Term, 1914. of the Probate Court
OF Marshall County Miss: appointed Admin
lstrator of the estate of John E Darlington
decd hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
IN legal form within the time prescribe be
law or they will be forever barred. Per
sons indebted to the estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
WALTER S. CARRINGTON
Administrator of
J. +. CARRINGToN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
ADMINSTRATOR5S NOTICE-

The undersigned having at the October
term 1874, ofthe Probate Court of Marshall
County, Mississippi, obtained from said
court, letters of administration upon the esv
Hte of Alexander B. Lane, late of said coun-
ty, Deceased. All persons indebted TO said
estate, are hereby requested to make imme.
date payment and those having claims o.
galnst said estate are notified to presen. them
duly authenticated, within the time pre
scrlbed by law, or the same will be barred
JOHN II. ANDERSON. Adm'r
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

| bought ELSEWHERE.
Mil!er's Letters,
cambridge's Mathemat-
les,
Davis Shades & Shad-
ow's,
Do. Description Ge-
ometry,
| Hawks Ecclesiastical
History of the u. S.
Darby's Universal Ga
| Zetteer,
| Writings of Washing
ton
Newton's Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero
Livii,
New Latin Tutor,
Z layfairs Euclid
M lllWrIghtS Guide
Groves Greek and Eng.
Dictionary,
The Preacher, 2 vol.
Life of Living gston
council of Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
Juice,
Bennit's Book keeping,
Memoirs of Hannah
Moore
Chalmers Political E.
Conomy,
Life of Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted Family's COM
panion,
Davy Crocketts Tours
Smellie'S Philosophy,
GrimShaw'S Greece
CatechiSm on Grecian
Antiquities,
Bunyans Holy War, |
Psalms and Hymns,
SenecaS Morals
IIcl sey's Meditation
Life of Jackson, |
Smily'S Geography |
and Atlas, |
Gentlemen and Ladies
Lexicon, /
Mrs. Hall's Bible con-
VerSationS
En- gIiSh Composition
Cummings geography
and Atlas,
Interesting Novels,
Copy Plates, Porto
Good Old Music, and a $
Paper, WaferS, Sealing
ADril 18th. 1914 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

American Revolution
Young Cadet,
Worcester's Geogra-
ply and Atlas,
Lite Of Joseph,
/ New S, stem of Mer-
camille Arithmetic
Parlor Songster,
/ Moor's 1IelodieS
Cooks Voyages
| EpiscopacyExami ined
Rambles OF a Natural
| iSt
Evenings at Home,
| Solitude Sweetened,
| WorceSter'S S Element
ary Dictionary
| Paley's Evidences
Do Theology
Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on thecreed-
DR. Larden'S Encyclo
p@dia,
Goldsmith's Greece,
Do Rome.
Life of Girard,
Bennet'S Letters,
Weem's Washington
IngetsollS Grammer,
Life of Marion,
Irving's Columbus,
L Thompson'S Seasons.
Christian Professor,
Domestic PortTaiture
Barnes Notes,
Thompson's Narrative
Go. Guide to Health
Colburns Algebra,
TeStaments
HeiberS Sermons
ComSfOck'S Chemistry
PaIey's Synopsis
Mallbyrn's Geography
and Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
Pocket Aaps of the
different States
Nashington's Relig-
ious Opinions,
Hodges commentary
kentucky Volunteers
ameS Smith
Piano Instructors
Trimshaw's En- glan
Halls Sketches of the
Vest.
los, Flute Perceptors
pply of Quils, Letter
Max &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
GLOVES
Plain, Black and coloured Kid.
Do do Thread,
Do do Cotton,
Buckskin and Wooden Gloves.
LADIES' WEAR!

SEks.-Black and blue-black Italian Lustring:
do do Gros &c Rhine
do do GroS de Naples
do do Satin;
Plain and coIored Fancy Silks ofevery variety;
White, straw, pink, cherry and scarlet;
Light and dark green, lilac and slate.
| TznsiEl de LaIneS-Plain, mode colors,
printed, satin striped, black and blue black.
Cashmere de LANES, latest styles,
Ginghams-Scotch and French, new articles.
CALICOES-50 pieces of American and
! French-beautlnl stock.
AlPA CAS-Black. blue black, dark, modes,
changeable plain. satin striped and figured.
| Bombas ines-Black and black, assorted
| qualities
BALZoRINEs-Bla blue-blacl, colored and
/ printed
WHITE GOoDs-Cambrics. Jaconets. Swiss
! Muslins, Lace, striped, cross-barred and small
/ plaid dimity Bishop Lawns, &c.
! LACES-black and white Lisle; Thread Meek
lin, GuiPure MalineSs. Edgings, Isle s thread
| Muslin kdgings and lnsertings, ofevery variety
| CRAPELIssE black, white, straw, pink, blue and
lilac.
CRAPEs-black, blue black, white, and yellow
Lisaeaa CaEnh les.
Linen Canlbric Handerchiefs;
Fine and common plain borders, hemmed stich-
ed and embroidered; childrens, &c.
Cardinals and Fancy EIandkerchiefS
| Muslin de Laine and iae silks ShaYls.
R1BONS-Bonnct Velvet Satin, Neck and can
"A Irish Linen, and ca Irish Sheeting. l2-4 do
Hid Goves, entirey n new styie.
Light colored, dark assorted, black an white
eo'oqred and embroidered Silk Gloves,
Black, white, colored and dark assorted Cotton
Gloves.
Net, Wolsled and Twisted Silk Mits.
HOSIERY
Ladies Black and White silk Hose
n hlaI
20 super White and Black Cotton Hose,
Do Go Brown and Mixed do
fine Lame's wool, Cashmere and worsted do
ch Worked Cola RS,
A large stock of Gmps, Fringes. &c.
sewing silks, colored and Black &c
1000 pair Ladies' fine Kid and Winter Shoes
OF all descriptions
rGaiters ami Fur Boots and Bco.eee Also
IA Tge assorment OF Misses Boots and Shoes.
FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND
.ss ! = - N g x $50 81 Sc SSF ssa gp S.
very large assortment OF all deScripljons of
GOODS FOR NEGROES WEAR.
ooo pair Q: Blankets, and Heavy Cotton
GOODS
Also handsome lot of Mackinaw
BED BLANKETS.
ALSO, ON HAND.
HARDWAREAND CUTLERY.
China, Glass. QueenSWare and
LOOKING GLASS.
20 PIECES OF CARPETING or. car
PETS, &c. &c
9io our old friends and customers in the
9 Joining counties, we would say that we can
make II TO their interest TO call and examine onr
'oek of GOODS before purchasing. as xTe are
onildent we will be able to give general sails :
aclion, as regards the quality and cheapness of
ur goods. a
US1-All kinds of Country Produce taken in
xchange for Goods al market prices.
9 a. -. RHINE & KOTIN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
ADNINIsTRAToRs

Letters Of Admins
granted to the un1s.ss de-,
Probate Court of Ian.s' ns.,
Mississippi, at the US.' Z
he Estate Of lanes y
persons having CLAIMS
tate, are hereby no'.l5- s:a
Iy authenticated, sI'.l' VI =.
by law or they VII i.lig.ib.sin 4
are hereby notified y ..aos
inen' 's ~ : THOMAS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

Iaken up by Lenard Estes, 8 miles south-eas
of Holly Springs one yellow Bay fIlev 3 vss -
old, black streak running down her back fon5
tail, few white hairs in her forehead annra;SaS
TO $500. JAS. I'll. SWAN, Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
Inquire for DE. 3. ng. rEartFen,s


for Children.
This medicine is infinitely superior to anv
other worm medicine that has yet been offered to
the public in every respect, and for the purpose
Tor which it is compounded it has not its equal
Sold by R. P. LEWIS,
South side Of the public square
Holly Springs Miss.
Oct. 25, 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
Inquire for DIR James NJ. MARTENS
A Nj TI-DISPEPTIC AND ANTI
CONSUMPTIVE Pills

For the cure Of dyspeptia, chronic cough, pai
in The breast, when the body is weak ana ENACT
ated, spitlirg OF blood, chronic diahrGa, or com
plants of the bowels, palpitation of the hear
ScoStive habits, loss Of appetite, acdily Of th
tomach, &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

TuoSP NOTIGF
cas- 4 LANE, and .i..
GAs, LANE g. c.,
mediate payment n
concerns will ~,
seitlementand il is 49,,
ted viii not not w,@
peals, but Will sell -
'iGTlng ISL up, aui ac. as,s
The business will
& CLAPP a, their fs--..
F. W LUCAS n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

Taken mp by Jams u
section %, Town 8. Rl-
light sOrTell mare m1
black streak along lhe
the shoulders, some sl--
der the common s'za
JAS HSH-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
BOOKS BOOKS.
At r. ?. LEWIS Drug STORE
South Side of Square, Holly Springs.

WE have on hand the following Books,
w which we will sell e1tremety tolc for Cash
or on time 10 punctual men. Come and see, we
are determined to sell cheaper than they can De
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

STRAYS OF MARSHALL, COTTNTY
aiken up by Benjamin Dcdd. 4 miles cast of
HOLY Springs one dark bay or brown borse
ieft hind foot white; some white hairs on he
shoulders small white spot ON the rioht
hlnd thigh, star in the forehead. Is or I6
hands ha high. i2 or l3 years old, appraised to
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
SEIrG.
January 81 ISI5



THE CT Z I NsNTp
public, thai be i @
lap 5 Shop the s.. !,
square, 10 stock ans
and and; all kinds Of Guns
old locks &c &,
W., work TX done would fs3
get hin to do it. As
extremely cheap fer n.
Nov 29-I8{4 'as q
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

BLANK WARRANTS for salea. the
Gazette Office. PRICE e1.25 per ar.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
MONROE COUNTY.

WEST OF THE BASIS MERIDIAN
DESOTO COUNTY:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

TIPPAH COUNTY
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

The first number of our new paper will
be issued on the first day OF May next,
with an entire new dress---new type, fine
white paper, with other important altera-
tons and improvements. The paper will
be devoted to a fearless exposition OF Dem
ocratic principles; it will zealously and I'M
remittingly oppose each and every effort
to establish mammoth monarchy bank
and other misckievOus corporations ana
consultations of wealth, which subvert
the rights of the people and undermine
the pliers of the Republic; it will oppose
an oppressive and anti-republicon tariff
system, the assumption of the. State debts
by the General Government, and all other
federal principles which have an inevita-
BILE tendency to destroy public prosperity
as we'll as individual happiness. Against
all such political decisions, we shall wage
unchanging, uncompromlslng war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who
produce all The real capital of the nation,
will find in our paper an unwaverlng,
champion of their inalienable rights; the
long cherished principles of the editors are
too we'll known 10 the public TO require any
pledge upon this piont. To the mlscelIa-
neous Department particular attention
will be devoted the Ladies will always
find incur columns choice selection from
the current literature of the day, as well as
original contributions from the most tai
ented writers of which our country can
boast. A general summary of Foreign
and Democratic news will be furnished.
The conductors have already secured
the aid and cooperation of large num-
Der ofthe most distinguished literary aud
political writer's Of the day; arrangements
will also be made, at the earliest period
possible, to embellish our columns by the
contributions of correspondents from a
broad. With this brief and imperfect out
line, of urplain, we very respectfully sub
nit our claims to an extensive patronage
to the consideration of generous public.
THEOPHlLUS FISK, I EDITORS.
JESSE Z. DOW
TERMS.
Daily paper by the year, in advance,$l0
Semi Weekly paper by the year in ad.
Weekly paper by the year, 2
April Is, 1916.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
DIR. Richard II. DOzier.

HAS been at considerable expense ana
H trouble to settle himself at Pauldlng,
permanently, for the purpose Of devoling
his time exclusively to the practice OF
MEDICINE, SURGERY and OBSTET-
KICKS. He feels grateful for the Liberal
patronage hitherto bestowed on him, and
hopes by strict attention TO his profession,
to merit and share the confidence of the
public. In all cases will deduct one third
Of the regular fees if the cash is paid me as
soon as the patient is discharged.
PauIding, May. Ia, 1916. LILY
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
WI. H. BUNNELL = Co.,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
AUcTIoNEERs,
Corner Of Water and Coatists Mobile Ala
HAVE constantly on hand large stock Of
IN Foreign aud Domestic DRY GOODS,
mong which are
Furniture Checks; cold Cambricks white do;
"A Irish Linens; Sattinetls silk aud cotton
Hdkfs woollen do; wool and satin Shawls;
Merino DO; Mouslain de laine do; silk do; Sus.
penders; pins striped Shirting "a and ga
brown Sheeting; 81 and "a bleach'd Sheeting
and Shining; 5-4 O., lO-4 and 1914 DO; 81,
rs and "A Ticking; blue, black, fancy, mad
der and plaid Prints Tapes Needles; Spool
Thread; Ky. Jeans printed do, plaid Linseys
Blankets Pilot Cloth; KerseyE Negro Cloths
Canton FlannelS red and white do; cnbroidd
Thibei ShawlS Italian and India Sewing Silk;
plaid silk Crayaiy 6g'd sallin Hdks, SC.
ALso-Cloihing, viz fancy Doeskin Pants,
blue. black and. fancy frock and dress Goats;
satin and cloth Vcs.S Tweed Coats blanket
and flushing DO; saiiinet end Tweed Pants.
ALso-BOois, Shoes, Brogans, and womcn''
Shoe
For sale low Tor cash or approved paper
ian lily
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
PROSPECTUS OF THE
TRUE DEMOCRAT.


THE undersigned, having extinguished tn
last light Of Whiggery in Eastern MssissiE
pi, by purchasing the AURORA office, pre-
poses to publish in the town of PAULDING,
newspaper to be called the True Demo
crat-a name, fully and Significantly indica
ting its future course and politics. The gloriQu
aScenuincy o. ON ~p3r., Is thlS as Inc 7
suspicious moment to purge bur ranks OF all
who do not cherish. in its purity and simpl-
city, the Democratic creed Of our venerated ia
'heIs' ,au arenot Democrats, good and true;
VINO can themselves such. The return oil
new ligh's will be hailed TO our ranks, as
Proc,ga,s' returning to the great Democratic
!au'iiy, ou' III no case will their aspirations to
Hilhedla'e Ille among us be tolerated-they
must hts! become "brdle-wise" and show
some marks Of the harness" For time,
'ney must stand e" iootio FOOT and shoulder to
shoulder with those who have borne the bur.
den IN the heat Of the day. and who stood by
the eventlul administrations of JACKSON and
VAN BUREN,, maintaining, at every hazard,
the Democratic faith as handed down by JET
FERSON and MADISON These were
inc administrators that tried mems souls and
arc the true tests Of political orthodoxy The
puolic sentInels on the Watch-Towers in East
Mississippi have remained silent. while the
gFossest frauds have been concocted aud car
rled out Here, 10 this land of republican ex-
cellence, and the State which gave me birth, it
is my inesiimable privilege to assist in keeping,
bright and pure, the sterling Democracy of a
fast receding age. Whenever. or wherever,
see frauds, whether BY Wings or Democrats,
al tsSslQted to be practised on the people or go
vernmens; either State or Federal, emulaling
the manly and incorporating course Of that
genuine patriot, the lamented HAoAN, nothing
shalt deter me from using every effort to expose
them and their authors. In one word, all the
ability, labor, and vigilance, ofwhich my nature
is capable, shall be exerted to promote and per
petuaie the political and social interests ofthe
whole people; with the expectation Of thus do
ing, Of meeting aud receiving their approval
and patronage.
The first number Of the TRUE DEMO
GRAFT will be issued on the second Monday Of
MAY next, after which il will be issued regl-
larly every Wednesday. Price Of subscription
Three DollaIs per annum.
OLIVER e. DEASE.
PAULDIS0, Jasper co, Mi, April p, lsl5.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28


No. 81 Water, between DGHphiR and S.
Frdncis streets, MOBILE, Ala,
M S. sTETSON, Agent for Eastern
W. Manufacturers offers FOR sale at The
above place, the largest and bes selected stock
Of Ceuilemen's Ladies, Youths and Children's
BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS,
(of every variety ofsyle andqualiyl ever offer
Ell n this market
ALs0-A large sock Of
HATS, CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and STRAW GOODS
The above goods are al consigned by manu-
fsciurera add viii Be soli At their laweE cash
prices. viii he addition Of a commission Tor
selling. CIR and country Merchants and al
others may rely on being able 70 purchase a.
noru tsvorable priccl ihsn they can Be obtain
"a from any cher house
a constant sspply 81 fresh end seasonabls
soois viii g. received iaFine ths tess0n.
Tkanlriui 81 he extensive psirouage already
rs-sirui. ths futscfiber solicts a continuance
orfhc ame-Terms cash jan l--ly
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

Military MOUemeRts.-We learn that a
Gordon Of forts will be erected from Fort
Washita in Arkansas, 10 Rio Grande in
Texas, as soon as annexation is acceded
10 bv the Texan Congress. San Antonio
in Texas. viii be made head quarters, and
three regiments win be ordered to the sta
ton. They are now on the frontier
ready for marching. Pieks6urg Sentinel.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

DROPOSAI.S for publishing, in the
City of Washington, daily, semi
weekly, and weekly, Democratic Republi-
can paper, to be entitled
THE UNI TED STATES J0UNAL.
ny JESSE e. DOW e. co.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

CSssyssng an Old Maid IL Disguise.
A young gentleman of our city, who had
exhausted his wits in playing tricks, and
had almost become terror to his family
and relations, who are of the highest order
ofsociety in point of wealth, some weeks
ago struck upon new mode OF having
sport He had noticed an old maid VINO
was intimate with his mother, and who,
we learn had never been made sohappyaS
to have beau. Her agewaS fifty; her ma
tive land England. Our youngster deter
mined that he would court this old maid,
and for this purpose he procured suit OF
English breeehes, wig, and other things
to suit disguise of a young bachelor oftlt-
"! Thus metamorphoSed into spruce old
man, he approached the old maid, and by
his suavity of manner and changed but
winning voice.. completely succeeded in
making love to her without the least SuS-
picion of his family. She returned his ca
resses and kisses in most perfect frenzy of
delight Never before in all her born days
had she felt the electric fire ola lovers kiss.
Her virgin bosom forgot its age and revel-
cd in tho glowing passion of her tnrbed
blood of sixteen was now, for the first time
beating and throbbing in heart of fifty.
This was a most exciting scene for the
young scamp it was SO funny he could
not keep it to himself SO he let his mother
know il, and she, quick as thought, deter
mined to punish her son for the imposi.
ton he had practised upon her old and
respectable maiden friend. She therefore
feigned not to believe him, stating that it
was impossible that he could so change his
manner, voice and dress, as TO impose upon
the old maid: The son proposed that he
would demonstrate the fact, by his mother
happening in when he and his dame were
together In the meantime, the mother Wis
tied her old friend, and they became salts
fed of the perfidy of the young man, both
resolved on vengeance. When the day |
came for the next visit the mother happen
ed in sure enough, but very few minutes
satisfied the imposing party that he had got
into very bad fix. The doors were imme-
dately locked, when the mother and the
old maid each pulled out whip from I'M
der their aprons; and the way the young
man with an old look and counting propen-
sites got thrashed, was caution to all
kinds ofimposters. The fury of the insult
ed maid was as violent as had been her pas
sion, and the back, legs, face and arms of
her quon6am lover attested to il. In the
Syncope state, following, it was disclosed
by the ''old TN " that her wedding day had
been appointed, and the weddingdress pre-
pared. Nantucket Inquirer.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
The state OF Mississippi.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Circmt Court, april Term, A. d. 1916.
Lang & Shaw.
10 Attachment

Mark Cole
This day came the plaintiffs by their
Attorney, into Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction ofthe court that the deten.
dent was nonresident of this State, but
whose death being suggested and salts
factory proofthereof adduced. 1t is there
fore, ordered by the Court now here, that
unless the representatives Of the defendant
do appear here, on or before the first day
ofthe Circuit Court of Wayne county, next
to be holden at the Court House thereof,
on the second Monday Of October, A. ID.
1914, and plead, answer, or demur to the
plaintiffs action, the same will be taken
pro cOnfesSO And it is further ordered
by the Court, that copy Of this order be
published in the Aurora, newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Paulding Miss, for
the period ofsiX months.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

Reasonable EsftreHcss.-A Clergyman
vas cenuring . young lady, for tight lac
ing "Why,H replied the young lady, AYou
could not surely recommend loose habits
70 your psrishioneu. The Clergyman
SAILED, and ieil
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

Whcucrcr You bny or sell. lei or hire,
make . clear bargain, end never trust 10
I'VE shsn't di-1grcs about fnhes.