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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24
The storm on the Hudson.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
SCHENECTADY July 2enc

Correspondence OF lne lr1-uns
SCHENECTADY July 22nd. le43
I,i.a pleasant thing to get away from the d1s'
and din Of the City on such an afternoon a. ye'ier
DAY wss and to take sal on such noble boat a.
the Rochester and that TOO the noble Hudson The
dense and burning exchanged for cool oreefes
and pure streams
Such wAs ny case as n.,hi with the crowd who were
their way from comfortable and airy homes 70 su-o
eating ite closets Of the Springs or watering
places which Of s.e 10 increase in proportion u
the demand Abou; midnight however signs Of chang
visible soon zer passing West Pom, vivid lash
- Of lightning were seen ahead which increased IL
Brightness a. advanced. soon after passing Poush
keepse the flashes grew De Of fearful brightness, yet
there little thunder heard. The ladies an
gentlemen had retired % their staieroors and berrhs
save only few philosophers. Including myself o.
course who sisii up 70 II the gTandesi
scenes have ever behe.d. AL around and over head
was one continued Of dazzling light shooting
Ike living snakes through the charged cloud, ih,; sy
upon the river About half past one o'clock there wcro
constant stream. Of kre Ike burnsg trunk. u trees
hanging from the dark foliage Of electric clouds above
These near that supposed some Of them must
certainly strike the boat AZ ensih vivid lash came
and the Of time the c.sp OF thun
der which seemed 10 make every timber Of the boat
shake A. the same momen; squa struck the bost
sending her almost her beam ends and SCATTERING a.
moe. every pane of glass on board through which the
driving in torrent. Al Of a sudden the door.
Of state rooms few open snd surrounded by
.qus.ling children and frightened women begging %
know whether they had been struck. I could hardly
convince them that there danger after the report
over In few minutes, men, women and children
turned out and Oh what glorious thunder storm
hsd The living lightning seemed to be dancing on
board when so many 20, up had fine opportunity
TO ger nap which enjoyed till reached Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

HINT TO OUR CirIZESs.-Once On a time French
Doctor came 70 Damascus 10 seek his fortune When be
saw the luxurious vegetation he said This IS the place
for me-plenty Of fever" And then seeing an abund
ance of water be said More ieyer-no place Ike Da
nascusr When be entered the town be asked the PEG
pie What !. this buildngi" Il" 4 Bath 50 And what
!. ma, bui.d.ng,r A Bath" And that other build
ingt" a Bath Curse on the Baths they Will take
the bread on, Of my mouth" said the Doctor must
seek fever practice ese1here 60 he tsrned back and
wen, GU, Of the gate again and hied him esewhere-
We call on all 70 20 and battle at the Knickerbocker
Bath. lOl Bowery which establishment, has no superior
in our Cy-and the charge low shilling. for =
Warm Bath in Italian Marble Baths and every thing In
perfect nestness and order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

A Picnic EXCURSION, for Health and Pleasure,
will be made tomorrow to Rocky Neck Landing Conn.
By rke steamboat Delaware under the patronage and
management Of the Ladies Harper Temperance Union
The boat vii leave foot Of Aurrsys al and Delansey-
street al O'Clock We doubt no, this wil be very plea
excursion especially FOR The lovers Of Temperance
see Card.
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TO-DAYfS OuTSrDF

fiSsr PAcx-lrish Character How Tailor Collected
Npeot Calm Views OF Future State. Letter from Ind
ANA Cosniry OF the Lake Superior Fosgns in schools
Miscellaneous Items
fovSrh fAcE-To the Memory OF Robert Grant Ilo-
gan Potato Blight Eldorsdos Commercial and Money
Matters Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

SHERIFF OF WEsToHEsrrR CoUSTY-ln lsiS.
through Loco Foco split VIM II Briggs. the
w biz candidate. was chosen Sheriff of Wesiches
ter Co This rcsul; did please those who have
aged and divided the Offices OF Wesieheser County for
many years and they have just been bard Al work At,
tempting TO turn Mr. Briggs OF Office. Legal invest
CATION WAS carried on at Whiicplans FOR weeks-Per
haps We should say monih.-oi which the result WAS
transmitted 70 the Governor who has decided that the
sheriff Ia. done nothing worthy Of removal 80 the
prosecution falls through and the osce-seekers must 60
70 the People for places usual after having vanly sad
died the County with heavy bill OF costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

~" Tho Editor q the Union says he sror, TIA,
the name indicated by - in the letter o,
Gen. Jackson to MAJOR Lewis Is NJ Pitchs VIA,
i il them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

II The exercises Of Commencement, Week 8,
Rutgers College. New Brunswick. commenced "a Mon
iay with the Bscchasgrcs,e Of Presden, HA.broacs m
the evening an Address was delivered By Prof NeC.,
and. Of the theological Seminary.
The Grafton before the Literary Societs. IA. d.i,
cred BY Rev Dr. Checyer. on TIE Ei'r,sst, D., on.
va.ay and PrQbRissss ~ t1e Vr,i0aa Lura,ur,' TIE
Correspondent Of the Newark Advcris spea.. OF hi.
a exceedingly able production.
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~ The following are Altered 10 ihoss al


ng additions 10 iner Toilets, and vii be- found upon
on 20 BE- equal quality and cespness 10 hose VI any s
lar establishment In the city.
POTABLE >HAyIsC CASES Of b. subscribers own nau1-
faclre Will be found examination. 20 surpas. N many
respects the imported They finished 10 the most A-
il manner, being richly git and embossed 40 eo
TAN al Ina !. Necessary Tor he toilet of he most
FISE CCrLEEYThls assortment 10 cerbfated ivf o'-s
he most Ysrec and extensive 10 he city u rmprHr'
different styles u Congress. President Whsfnellr ~"
folk SpOng Penc and Olce kuse-, q joseph h'ss'''
Sous. WOsenhOm's, Sc. mangiaciGre-S ai4i.es DIV
books Scissors Sc =,
R,zOss-JO Joseph ROdger. sOn-' Wade Bpiher = =
lot's from plain finish he uOsi rthy no4hOi -
cases and carefully selected. Purchasers have ther po''
D wished, RazOrs wi! bee exchanged after ~eeAsuA"
the money returned. -. Do,
PtsFuNEsYThe most choice Of Guereln's, Lnon ~
vosrs Extrscts with fall assortment of Fsney fef
boxes suitable FOR presents Brushes o. every 'e ~
uOn Fancy soaps and every article tor lls IoAe'' " ~
lrst quality. <...t
R.zoR srRoPs Of he mos beautiful snish snufsciife'
expressly Tor competition he ATE tar Of y, Ameffan -.
silu,e and fDr which tie premium Of that insrnuon
az arded combining the metallic Tablet It's cleshsns's ~,
utility avery desirable sppsnda2e % ssr,.e"
toilet @. SAUNDERS SON
jy5N w Broafwas. opposite ho"Ha' ho'-
~ Beekman's Original Genuine Pulmesss
syrap-Ih. celebrated remedy for the cure OF ccnssAt
ton Gods coughs diseases Of The ungs liver comp ant -
dyspepsia be bad. usual the old esabishei om.
oi tie proprietor No ~ slreei one door os"
tie corner OF Green~icn-siresL -.
Please bear In mind that No. ~ Courtsndt street. ~
only place IN the city Of New Yorx, where the g.nn.ns
d.eins can be obtained Y1%a rs. BEAAAAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

~ Notire.-FO-dick, Hoffman Co. have this cy
opened No ~ Broadway, between Pear aud ADtbony'
ST. with carefully select-d assortment Of Paints, Oh
Picture and Window Gls.s, Ars~ and Coach Makers Cor
|ani-he- Brushes, Sc. Sc sno Will b. hapyy TO cup
ply al dealers IN the-c articles most favorable terms
Richard T. fOrtcx viii himself exclusively attend 10 tnsi
portion Oi business connected with House PAnung IN al -
branches IN lyi4 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

-" The Tippecanoe journal says ths, fght
came OF In Lafayette IN fashionable coffee house
between Hon. John Petit Loco-Foco Member OF Con
grcss and Mr.. Wm. Haowcll saturday evening AFTER
the ceremonies in honor Of Gen Jackson were through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

IL The Mercantile Mutual Insurance ComPa-
ay-as will be by advertising coumns-is able
10 meet all It's losses BY the Great Fire and will continue
business as usual The fact that old friend and Wing
fellow aborer JOSEPH HoxIE Is Vice President Of this
company inpes Us avely interest In 10 fortunes
and We are sure those Wings who amt nothing else will
Ike TO insure in this company II only for has sake IL
lie. Of Trustees presents Of the FIRST business names
in cffv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

AsTTRESr EXPENSES The Freebooter gives
Of the expenses incurred by the Antiitent
ers n the trial Of Big Thunder and others a. Hudson
amounting spil And says "Oi this amount t2O -
has been raised auOHg the Anu Renters IN k'n-s.aer
vile Bern and Knox leaving deficiency Of over 500
The expenses 10 the state and County for lawyers
fees SC connected with these trials probably exceed tho
expenses 81 the snuRenters. exclusive Of the sums
paid for troops ordered from New York and Albany 70
Hudson There has already been paid from the Trea'
sury $4,000 for expenses Ia calling troops into ser
vice and tor posses organized aid the sSheris and
protect the jsiis
OF this sum nearly TWENTY THOUSAND dolsrsnio De
assessed the counties his Fall the rcsldne comes
out Of the treasury There large 20 be- a.
-essed the county Of Columbia Tor expense- incurred
before the law passed authorizing the money IN the n'
instance 20 be- advanced from the treasury.
The following d. statement u he sum already al
vanced from the STATE Treasury OF expenses
incurred IN the several counties named below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

" We regret 10 learn that Rev. William Ware
Who IS now seriled in West Cambridge taken yerJ
suddenly M week before last while present In
-taliaii0n in Lexington he was 70 deliver the Ch1gs
and when in the act u reading r. he wa taken with
H. and became insensDle lie has slightly recovered
from the shock butt u feared that be may again
be able % resume hl. pastoral duties Lowell Cour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREslDENr-Of tei.l
CH,Rivs NAsn. Of Maine. as consul q he United
for the Island ZANZIBAR IN the dominion, Of II.
-uHsn OF MuscAt "a The place OF Richard 2 Waters
-l. 'ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

AZ The President hss officially recognized
JOHANN WILHELM SCHMIDT as Consul Genera q Prus
ga for the United Sts;es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

This tax Of sl9 l-6 D. falls ind scrimnsiely on ms
Ant.Renters and those citizens who have turned
% aid the sheriff In maintaining the supremacy q the
laws. Albany Auss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

- The candidate OF the Birneyites for Lieut.
Governor OF Vermont is not AARON ASGIER "a I'VE
stated day or TWO since, but HoRArio NEEDHAN
of Bristol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

e The Editor of the Nashville Wing has re
c.ivsd letter from the United states Consul La
Guayra announcing the death in that ace on the ON
of June Of Thoma. Shields worthy and respected ciii
Zen Of Nashville.
70. Professor maxwell, OF the University OF
Virginia has Issued proposals for opening Law School
al Richmond on the 18Th Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

The Loco Foco Regulators of this State held
full Convention at Jackson on the 9TH inst.--Hon.
Powhatan Ellis presiding-and nominated
- prpT q ppnNyN II Go,..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

poINGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

CovNoN PLE,s-Noa 36 q. -. a.. a. L. ST. 10 81
- ~ So. y. =. "a. g. : - ~. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24
Semi. Centennial Celebration OF the Founding OF
Union College.
Reported for The Tribune J

SCHENECTADY July III, le43.
A, half past o'clock / left Albany in company
with abou, four hundred passengers. many Of hon
were on the same errand with myself-io attend the
Semi. Centennial Celebration Of Union College
At abou. 10 o o'clock the procession was formed al
Yves, College, which is quite distance from the
principal buildings on the Mill The procession
moved in the following order under the direction OF
Jeel B. Mott Esq Marshal Of the day-Aoraham "
Liiiejohn. Marshal on behalf Of the College
!. Undergraduates Of the College
2. The President Of the College, senior N'e''' a-1
8 F1rner Trustee. and Founder. of the College.
4. Regents Of the University &c.
3. Trustees Of the College and their uuesh
g. CORPORATION Of the city Of schenectady
= Corporation Of the City OF Troy -.
Graduates BY classes, commencing WIN iNe 0a Vi
1877.
Each class was preceded by a boy with little
flag bearing the year Of graduation. ! noticed that
several classes had no representatives, present
The class Of ~. had two able representatives and
what ia somewha, remarkable, both are Bishops
Dsane and Potter
At the entrance to the Church the undergraduates
formed to the righ, and left leaving guarded ave
nue. through which the guests moved uncovered
In the church noticed among others. Governor
WRIGHT, Attorney General john Vas BUREs y.
: BEsToS, a. c. FLAGG. Chancellor WALwoRrH'
Ri Rev Bishop DoANT, Rev. J. " WALwoRTH'
j c. SPEscER, Dr. ALDEN MARCH, Rev Nj MN
sEDY. GIDEON HAwLEY and number OF others
who stand high in public esteem. The West gal
lery was filled with the Fair Of Schenectady. The
East gallery was reserved for the Studenis-ihe
body Of the church being appropriated for the era
duates and guests
The first performance was by the choir. Ihey
sung the following Ode BY Maria Z. Brooks. widow
of James g. Brooks Of the class Of 'l-:
AWAKE the song-oh not the song
That halls the warrior tram,
Where walls Of sorrow steal along
In echo 20 the strain
But for nv triumphs. Science bright
Though human tongue were stlA
Thy deeds semmed in lines OF Ishi
On vale, and wave and ElL
By glad founts gushing into day
Long hid in shadows dim
By deserts blooming meath thy sway,
IL pesled thy choral hymn
And the fsrofi depths Of forests lone
Have told thy victory
And the starry midnight hath a tone
That answers back TO thee
When Won blue arch unveiled 20 view.
In mystic splendor shone,
UisdOm and LOre-a glorious two
stood by the Eternal Throne.
To them. rear our shrines below,
Bring 10 the fame sweet flowers
And WOO their higher hoer glow
IS WORLDS BRIGHT THAN OURS
g. President NoTr offered an eloquent prayer.
g. Rev JosrPH SwEETNAs, one of the three
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
Prices Reduced,
AND ON A CREDIT /!

AT the YazOO Brick Stable, Mississippi.
TIME Feeding and Livery Stable business
IL viii be Ontinued-wheFe travellers and the
public generally may rely on being accOmmOda-
ted in the various branches appertaining TO that
line Of business, on the MOST REAsoNABLE terms.
The stable and its appurtenanees are better sui
ted for the accommodation Of Travellers and
DroveFs than is customary in this country be-
ing provided with Lots Water, Shelters 60
The best food the country affords will be fureiSh-
ed. Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay bought and
sold here.
ALSO-Saddle, Single and Double Harnes,
HOrses, BarOuches, B8gsies, PedlinS Wagons
for hire and sale, Oxen and Ok Wagons, aud
lot Of Negroes,
A work Shop iSRlsO attached, at which Black
SmithiBg-wOOd wOrk-painting and repairing
OF BarOUChes, Buggles and plantation work viii
be done expeditiously, and on better terms than
ever before in this place.
Horse shOsing IS cents per pair-horse feed
Is cents, and new blacksmith work az l2i cts
per 10. iron furnished wood work, and other
charges OF the establishment equally moderate.
The pnblie would do well ~ call and exam
inc for themselves before dealing else WHERE
City acceptancs on time, will be received on
payment. c. J. BLACKMAN, Agent.
Yazoo City. Miss, June gath, l645. S7FE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
ADVERTISEMENTS
Council Proceedings.

At a regular meeting of the Board and
Selectmenl of Yazoo City, July 7th, 1e45.
Present, J. LAMKIN, President--W. ].
LEAKE, H. HARRISON, ]. V. CALDWELL,
r. b. WILSON and J. ]. HUGHEs, Select
men.
The following Resolution was offered by
DR.. w. J. Leake, and unanimously adopted.
ReSolUed, That the Merchants and 9th
ers engaged in business, be requested to
close their respective doors on Saturday
the 18th inst, from 10 until 3 o'clock p. NJ.
J. LAMKIN, Pres.
E. B. RUMBLE, City Crk.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
Notice.
Fashionable Hair Dresser
and Barber I!

UTILLIAM LIE GRAND would respectfully
w inform the citizens of Yazoo City and Vi
cinity. that he has opened BARBER SHOP,
adjoining the Phoenix House, where he will at
tend faithfully TO all who may favor him with
call
Yazoo City, July 7th. has. 99-2t.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
Anti Free Masonry.

III AVING learned from credible source
that an impression is being made
against me in this community, under the
supposition that am an anti-freemasOn,
would take this means of informing those
who may have been induced to credit the
report, that such is not the case. Until the
author Of this report shall have courage,
(and wish he had) to come forth from his
hiding place, and assume the responsibility
of proving the truth of what under exist
ing circumstances is SANDER, shall con-
tent myself with a, simple contradiction to
the above mentioned supposition.
THOMAS PRICE.
July 8, 1945. 39-lt.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
Dissolution.

NHE Partnership of BLAcKMAN, VIM
FORD & Co., Of Yazoo City, Mississip,
pi, and P. NJ. SCoTT & Co, of Koscius-
ko, Mississippi, expired by limitation on the
18th inst.
Those having claims against said Firms
will presenl them, and those indebted will
call and settle them, by note or cash, with
c. J. BLACKMAN, Agent.
G. J. BLAcKMAN,
JOHN WINFuRD,
P. NJ. SCOTT.
YazoO City, June 24th, ls45. 37>4t.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
CANDIDATES.
FOR SHERIFF.


We are authorised to announce JOHN w
FUQUA, asa candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Sheriff, Of ibis county, at the November
election.-P AID.
We are authorised to announce DAVID F.
BATES, as a candidate for the once Of Sheuf
of Yazoo county, at the ensuing election in No.
Venber ne1t.-P AID.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
We are authorised TO announce ROBERT c.
PERRY asa candidate for Judge Of the Fifth
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Leake, NOxubee, Win
sion and Madison, at the next November Elscs
ton.
We ate authorized to announce the Hon.
MORGAN l.. FITCH asa candidate lor Judge
OF the Fifth Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Eeake,
Noxubee, Winston and Madison, at the next
November election.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce Col. WILL
IAN L. PUGIl, as a candidate for District At
torney, for the Fifth Judicial District, composed
Of the counties Of YazOo, Madison, Holmes, A &
taia, Winston, Noxubee and Leake.
We are authorized to announee JAMES NJ.
DYER, Esq., Of Holmes, az a candidate Tor the
Office Of district Attorney, Tor the Filth Judicial
District, composed OF the counties OF Hazao,
Madison, Holmes, Attala, Winston, NoEubee
and Leake.
We are authorized 10 announce " b TUk-
NER, Esq, OF HazOo coanty, at candidate
for the once Of District Attorney for the kiah
Judicial District
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
We authorized 70 6nnouncn GLIB: BARNES,
as q candidates foF ire once Of Clgrk Of the Cir
cult Count Of HaF0o cqaHy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09


ofthe same +; to sue for and collect all debts
due such bank or banks, corporation or cor
Porations, person or persons pretending to
exercise corporation powers, and to sell
and dispose Of all property owned by such
bank or banks, corporation or corporations,
person or persons pretending to exercise
corporate powers, or held by others for its
or their use, and the proceeds Of the debts
when collected, and of the property when
sold, to apply as may hereafter be directed
by law to the payment of the debts Of such
bank or banks, corporation or corporations,
or persons, pretending to exercise cOrpo-
rate powers providedfirher, thatthe notes
of any such bank or banks, corporation
or corporations, or others pretending to ex-
ercise corporate powers shall at all times
be received in payment of any debts due
the same.
Sec. 8. That such trustees shall give
bond with good and sufficient security, in
penalty to be prescribed by the court or de.
termined by law, conditioned to diligently
and faithfully collect the debts due such
bank or banks, corporation or corporations,
or person or persons, pretending to exercise
corporate powers, and to sell or dispose of
the property belonging to the same, and the
proceeds when collected, to pay over as
may hereafter be directed by law provi-
ded, however, that the compensation all
lowed to such trustees shall be paid in pref
erence to others, but shall in no case
be chargeable upon the public treasury.
Sec. 10. That if any trustee shall en-
bezzle or convert to his own use, or fail to
pay over to his successor in office, or to
others, as may be directed by law, any of
the proceeds or assets of any such bank or
banks, OF other corporations, or person or
persons pretending to exercise corporate
powers shall, upon indictment and convic-
ton thereof, in addition to the payment Of
his bond, be imprisoned in the penitentiary
not less than two years, nor more than ten,
for each and every offence.
SEC. IL. That the foregoing section of
this act shall not, nor any part thereof be
SO construed as to release any person orPer-
sons interested in, or any way connected
with, any such bank or banks, corporation
or corporasions, or person or persons pre-
tending to exercise corporate powers from
his individual liabilities, for any fraud or
mismanagement of the same.
SEC. ID. That this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
CUATIvATE your cabbages by hOeing
them early in the morning, and very fire.
OnentlY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

We are authorized 10 announce r. EATON
KEYS, ESQ, as a candidate for the Office Of
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Yazoo county.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT.
We are authorized 10 announce G. q. MOB
LEY ,as candidate for Clerk Of the Probate
Court Of YazOO county.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
N. PEERS, as candidate for the Ofioo Of As
sesgor Of YazOo county.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
IN THE SUPERIOR Court OF CHANcERY, 2
December Term, A. D., 1874.
JOHN a. HENDRIcKs,
JAMES ADAMS, ct. al.

(NO. 8, 347 , VS..
JAMES ADAMS, ct. al.
WTPON opening lhe Complainanl's bin
y the Court being satisfied lhal the De-
PENDANTS, Elizabeth A. Williams, James and
Nancy Williams, Minor heirs Of Charles
p. Williams, Alphonse Desmare, Hen6er-
son Taylor. md w. A. g. ]. Thompson,
are not residents Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, aud beyo the
jurisdiction Of this Court, so that the Ordis
nary process Of the Court cannot be exc
culed Upon them. Il is therefore ordered,
that The said defendants, Elizabeth A. Will
iams, James and Nancy Williams, Minor
heirs Of Charles P. Williams, AlphOnss
Desmsre, Henderson Taylor, Snd w. a,
g. ]. Thompson. enter their appearance
herein, on or before the next term Of thiB
COufi, 70 be held at The Coutl ROOM, in the
City Of Jackson, on the Rrst Monday 10 he
moHth ofJune uexh aud plead, answer or
demnrt SO the ComplaiQsnis bill, Otherwise
The same viii he taken Tor confessed sgainsl
Them, SCI for hearing expafis, and the MAJ.
tiers thereof deefeed accordingly. And Il
is further ordered, that a copy Of thu order
be published IN the YBzoo Democrat. q
polished 10 Yszoo City, once
q week Coz two months excessively. -
ROBT. HUGHES, ok.
By j. II. HU6aBs. D. {.
APni2I, lS45. 29-SG