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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA

The Hiotrnia arrived a, Boston yes,erd,v
toonoay,l and the news came through bv ooy'
eminent Express. which reached here a, half
pas. . Monday morning. Her advices are 10
The price Of American Cottops was ,a,ba,
tending downward, and the marke, clossa
heavily for all descriptions. e'0''u
Parliament were engaged prirciDaIlv =,
local bills. Both Houses had passed a RESI-.
luton for al appropriation of Gao. 900 10 ~.
sufferers by the first Quebec Fire. "'
Mr.. M'Lane, our new Minister 10 ENGLAND
had arrived, and was lodged a. Thomas Ho.
tel. Berkeley Square. nv
Mr.. and Mrs Kean arrived In the H;be,,;,
They remain in this country year.
The Queen was about TO visit Antwerp and
the Rhine. '"s
The Annexation Of Texas to The United
States has not at all excited surprise.
Mr. Charles Ware, formerly of this coun,rr.
died recently at Liverpool He had been en-.
gagged in commercial business.
The wife of George Catlin, ESQ. The ceIe.
brated painter and delineator Of Indian custom.
died in Paris on the Both nit.
Mr.. Jebifer. the minister at Vienna, from
the United States. has received his order of re
call IN. Y. Tribune.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
STATE GOVERNMENT.

The Territories have usually been impatient
10 be admitted into the Union. Like preco.
cious boys, they are not content until they can
exchange frock and ,rowseTs for coat and pam
falcons, and swagger am ongst their elders with
cigars in their mouths; or like green girls just
sprouling into womanhood, and anxious to have
beans TO take them to balls and parties and to
be addressed by THEN Srname Of Shocks in.
stead Of Hannah. Boys nowadays are sell
dom bashful even if born 10 the woods and
they generally endeavor TO adopt a! least the
Uices Of men, before they have much hair on
their faces or much sense in their heads
Michigan and Illinois have both conducted like
senseless spendthrifts, not to say idiots. who
needed guardians TO keep them out of fire and
water. Wisconsin alone seems disposed TO
remain long enough. if not too long, in leading
strings. Uncle Sam begins to look upon Wis
consin with contempt; and virtually says -
" You grea. lousy overgrown Iubber, blubber-
ing abou: my house, with your linen shirt COL
lar turned over your shoulders, and unshaved
furze half an inch long on your upper lip -
You big boned. lubberly, loafng vagabond -
Have you neither will nor ability 10 provide
for yourself. that you must 81, there on a stool
in the corner and feed on pap with tea.
spoon"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
APPEALS IN CHANcERy.

Wells CT. al. ads Juneau et. aL-Ap-
peal from Milwaukee county-Decrco
affirmed.
Brackcn, ek al. VS.. Kendall, ct. al
Appeal from Milwaukee county-De-
cree affirmed.
Warner vs.. Bowcn-from Crawford
couniy--Deerce reversed.
Broken and Broken ads. Shaw
from Iowa county--Dismissed.
Farnsworth, jr., VS.. Lee ct. al
from Walworth county Dismissed.
Hurd ads. Carman--irom Dane coun-
ty--Dccrcc affirmed.
Dakin VS.. farmer, adms. of Jackson
deceas ed---from Milwaukee county
Judgment for defendant for costs.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

From THE WHITNEY ExpEDITIoN.-One of
the party which went out with Mr.. Whitney,
to survey the route of railroad to The Pacific.
writes TO his friend a, Rochester, under date
Of July l4lh -
ave are now ninety miles westward Of
Prairie do Chen, and from the Mississippi
river. We are progressing slowly, and are all
in good health and fine spirits. We shall be
thirty or forty days more in crossing TO the
Missouri river. We have travelled only Ten.
thirteen, and seventeen miles day since We
left the Mississippi on account of the heat
the thermometer standing al 50 degrees in tho
shade. In crossing the streams we sometimes
had to unload the wagon Two or three times
day, and lift it over Sy hand. Some of us
have enjoyed the luxury of sleeping over night
in wet clothes, from standing in the mud and
water. waist deep. to lift gu, the wagon. This.
however. we regard as only one of the varieties
of our prairie life."
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

should make his last stand against corruption,
vice aud crimel If sky more brilliant than
the Italian, an atmosphere joyous with health,
a green earth unstained by blood. nor wither-
ed by the curse of the Almighty-chrystal
streams gushing from the fountain of life; if
these can stamp aught Of divinity on character.
Wisconsin will yet be Inhabited by noble
race of men, all her own. What noble su-
pershuciure may not be built where Nature
lays such foundation for character.
]. T, M.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

QuIrrLy CURED OF Play ny ms
Wirr.---A gentleman of the West end
of Boston, who for several years had
beea in the habit of meeting small
party. at all fours, on "Wednesday after
Moons and evenings, was recently dis
covered, the Post says, at the rendez'
vous by his wife, who happened by
accident TO cast her eye at the window,
which was rather a low one. She
wisely determined TO reprove him by
"expressive silence" On the night Of
the discovery he went as usual to the
cupboard for his supper, but found
nothing on the plate but a Jack Of clubs,
with the name and number of the street
where she had seen him marked on as
face. lie asked for no explanations.
but on the "Wednesday following he
sent word TO his sold sledge" compan-
ions that he could no longer make il
convenient 10 attend their parties.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
"SET BEGGARS ON HORSEBACK &
THEY WILL RIDE TO THE DEVIL"

"SET BEGGARS ON HORSEBACK &
THEY WILL RIDE TO THE DEVIL"
We copy the following paragraph from the
Missouri Reporter -
1--WE understand that the two persons sent
by the late Surveyor of the Port to Wisconsin,
to seize The packages Of goods struggled into
this country by MIR. Lagan, succeeded in pro-
curing small portion only. By some decis.
ion of local court there, they were prevented
from executing The law"
The truth is there was never any decision
by any local court" in Wisconsin whatever,
in the premises. Is The late Surveyor" raked
pair of "wharf rats" out of the docks of
Sain, Louis, a brace of bar.room bulies bloai.
ed with bad ale, and deputised them to seize
goods alleged to have been struggled by some
one into the United States. These "depu,ies"
came into Grant county, and after pillaging The
wardrobes Of one or two women, whose hus-
bands were absent from home, of clothing and
goods to the value of two or three hundred
dollars, not yet satisfied with plumber, went 10
the nearest village, and, without any warrant
whatever. thrust themselves into the store Of
one of our merchants and there commenced
packing up the merchants goods indiscrimn-
ately. OF course they were hustled out Of the
store as they deserved TO be. The deputies"
,horeupon precipitately left town, to escape
which their felonious conduct and
" Alton aspects" had rendered probable.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
OF THE SUPREME COURT.
July Term, 1915.

Iessey VS.. President and Trustees OF
Green Bay-Error to Brown county
Judgmcnt affirmed with costs and dam
ages at seven per cent.
Lesscy VS.. McWiliams--Error to
Brown county--Judgment affirmed
with costs.
Graves VS.. McWilliams-Error to
Brown county---Judgment affirmed
with costs.
Jones vs.. Parrish-Error 10 Iowa
county--Judgment affirmed with costs.
Baxter ads. Payne-Error TO Green
county----Judgmcnt reversed with
costs.
United States VS.. Decourscy--Error
toJenerson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with costs.
Runey ads. Thompson--Error to
Dane county--Judgment reversed with
costs.
Wood, Stone, Trask, ct. al ads. Fol-
mer-Error to Rock ounty-Judg-
mcnt affirmed with costs.
Philips vs.. Wilson--Error to Jcilcr-
son county-Judgmcnt affirmed with
costs.
Corwith ads. Morrison--Error TO
Iowa county-Judgmcnt reversed with
costs.
TAFT VS.. Fostcr-Errorto Rock coun-
ty-Judgment affirmed with costs.
Warren VS.. Allen, eL ai-Error to
Rock county-Judgmcnt reversed with
costs.
Iowa County VS.. Green County--Er-
ror to Jefferson county--Judgment af-
frmed with COSTS.
McGoon ads. Irwin-Error to Dane
county-Judgment aflimrcd with costs.
Soutbwick VS.. Berry-Error to Iowa
county-Judgment affirmed with costs.
Pync ads. Van Bcrgen--Error to
Dane county-Judgmcnt affirmed with
costs.
Petit VS.. Pritchards--Error to Dane
county-Judgment affirmed with costs.
Moore VS.. Cobern, Ell. ai.-Error TO
Rock county--Judgment affirmed with
costs.
Hemstead VS.. Drummond-Error to
Iowa county-Judgment reversed with
costs.
Garrison ads. Owcns-Error to Iowa
county-Judgmcnt affirmed with costs
Fitzpatrick ads. Warren,Jr.-Error
TO Iowa county-Judgment reversed
with costs.
May ads. Crook-Error to Rock
county--Judgment reversed with costs
Noodle, scn'r..vs. Houghton-Error
to Green county-Judgment affirmed
with costs.
Humcs, ex'rs. sc. OF Humes deceased
vs.. Cox--Error to Grant county-JudS-
ment reversed with costs. 4
Goodhuc and Ross ads. Grout and
Van Stienburgh-Error to Green coun-
ty--Judgment affirmed with costs.
Ward and Ward VS.. Dolphin--Error
to Milwaukee county-Judgmenf al
iirmed with costs.
United States er. rel John Y. Smith,
Sup'dt &c. VS.. The District Court OF
Milwaukee county--Application for
mandamus Writ awarded.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

GRATING We fancy by the following that
some of our old journeymen rogues from the
leadmines have faund their way to Lake Su.
pe'lOr. If it comes to swinding in prospects,
they can run the thing plumb into the ground:
and the way they will stick it in will satisfy
the purchaser that he sees a lead .s,ickiup
OUT"
A correspondent OF the Boston Alias sta,es
that process called "grafting." is prac,iced
for deception. in the copper region, Lake So.
periOr. which he thus describes:
eagle River you know is the Nee
ca of the copper hunter--the point to
which all make a pilgrimage, and from
which each man takes away speci-
men of copper and silver orc--some
for honest purposes, and some, TO use
the technical language Of the country.
for "grafling." This is done as fol-
lows. A man takes piece of ore
from Eagle River or Copper Harbor-
goes and fixes it in some rock or soil,
and sends some ono, in the secret, 10
look for 1T, who. as soon as he discovers
it, cries out Eureka!" and then the
original genius takes it, and goes forth
into the civilized world, with the find
er's statement duly set forth, of the
when and whereabouts, to form COM
pany. The members Of such company
imagine sometimes, very honestly,
to be in possession of vein of ore G.
qually rich with that at Eagle River,
or Copper Harbor. To such, igno-
rance is bliss. They will find out
their mistake in due season. GER
tainly have no disposition to break in
rudely upon their golden dreams. |
hope they may have much, very much
JOY in the anticipation"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
Sept. /, 1916
BEETOwN FOREVER.

ELEcrIoN.-The Argus, at Madison. gives
notice that election is to be on the Gath day of
September. One Of the Lake papers makes
the same announcement; and the same paper
also gives notice that Governor is to be cleo
led. Now we ore 10 have oar election on the
22d day OF Sep,ember-,ha, is. the fourth
Monday-,he day prescribed by the laws Of
Wisconsin. We do not elect Governors in
Wisconsin. Will the Racine .4droea!s please
inform us who is to DO elected Governor Of
Wiskonssn:'
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

A STORY or a sPoos.-A Leieesiefshlfs
- had never seen silver fork, bad
some .Saru soup handed 70 him at a dinner; ne 4,
800 raj no spoon had been ploced at his ei-
80 Lifting the fork and iwirlIng Is 10 BIS
s.~s,s fer some time. he called the Tsl'el'
I'd asked him what was the use OF giEIng ~"
: sooon with SO many sits IN ~
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
For tho Wisconsin Herald.

Ed. Herald 81 want TO know what julius
p. Boliver M'Cabe means. by attempting TO
fasten upon Bee,own the abominable name of
Edwardsvile! a name which is common place,
unharmonious, not suggestive of anything his
torcal or in any respect characteristic Of our
place. and a name by which it neither is nor
ever ought 10 be known FIVE miles from i'll
Are folks totally void Of good taste aud desti-
tute Of invention, that they must make proper
names by ruIe, just as they make mortices
with n'Gehinel Can't wo have some names
without the affix 'riNe'l Mus, every Mr.. Zim-
norman have his Zimmermanvilel every Nc
Klunkey his Mcklunkeyville, Beetown is
the original name--it is exclusively our own
nsme-and has an idea associated with it
and is strictly appropriate. 1t would be as
ridiculous for Beeiown 10 throw of its PRINT
tive, well.fising name, as il is for an Indian
chief to exchange his forest dress. for the cast
or uniform Of third corporal of the Rag
ged Fusileers!"
BEETOwN FOREVER.
Ssnf iSls
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

Lr,p-Few transactions have taken place
in Lead, ye, there is evidently an improve,
msn,in rates. Holders are asking - So' ana
. small sale has been effected at iha' pfiee'-
Tbs article msy be quoted at 50 a7aS 3D.
received, sIoo pigs.-[st Louis Gazette.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

CHARITY OF JupcMENr.--l have
erred myself like the rest. | have
found reason TO love and honor men
of every side. Many of my own
most decided opinions have lived to
change: to think my own most weighty
and most disintercsted actions mista-
ken. How, then, shall Judge others,
who have need myself of so candid and
indulgcnt a Judge.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
ANT NTY.

CIR MT CoU Mt Y.
For Representative.
GLENDOWER M. PRICE.
ARMSTEAD G. BROWN.
THOMAS CRUSON.
THOMAS p. BURNETT.
JAMES L. CHAPMAN.
For County Commissioners.
JOHN +. KIRKPATRICK.
HENRY VAN VLECK. e
WILLIAM BULL.
THOMAS PALLlSER.
HENRY l.. MASSEY.
For Clerk file Board Of County Commissioners
LENHART o. SHRADER.
For District Surveyor.
GEORGE r. STUNTZ.
STEPHEN MAHOOD.
For Collector.
IRA w. BRUNSON.
JOHN S. FLETCHER.
n. A. BEEBE.
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
RALPH CARVER.
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL TOMPkINS.
DURRITT OLIVER.
For assessor,
JULIUS WOODRUFF.
MARCY r. GUSHEE.
SAMUEL L. BURKS.
For Register Of Deeds.
HUGH X. Golfer.
For Coroner,
DAVID GILLESPIE.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

PouRINs powN.-Las. Sunday nigh, we had
a drenching rain that has We, the po,aiOe hills
10 Tue very bottom. |, bes, down SO hard.
that j, took two men to carry a spread unbrsl.
la; asd on Monday morning ,hare was mortar
enough TO build Chinese wall from the Gulf
Of Mexico 10 the north pole.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

PEAcs VS. WAR.-We have on file and shall
publish mex, week, an original communication
for The Wisconsin Herald. from the pen OF the
famous Elihu Burriti Of Worcester, Massa-
chuss,is, setting forth some weigh'y a'gu-
ments against war.
Mr.. Burriu handles aad hammers this sob
ieci like 4 workman.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

a. Dates from Texas. to the 5'h ult., have
been received bu, there is no'hiog Of momen,
in them. Nat. Piloi.
We don. care &c for such da,ss.-Ed.
TJT, Herald
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06

Sscoyp DRAc Joxs.-Ths second regiment
of U. S. Dragons. under command OF COL
Twrees, took up the line Of march for Texas
from Natchitoches on the 25th uit. Inc
Chronicle says tha, they are TO be stationed at
San Antonio de Bexar.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
POTOSI PRECINCT.

AT meeting of the citizens OF Potosi, and
vicinity, held in pursuance TO public notice
given. for the purpose Of nominating one can
didsie for Representative. end one for County
Commissioner. TO be voted for at the ensuing
eection-B. F. Woods. was called 10 the
Chair. and Andrew Poe, appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been fully
explained by the Chairs. NJ. Langworthy,
moved that Lewis Reynolds and William Me-
Gully act as Tellers.-Cauied.
The following persons were then put IN
nomination for epresentative:-JAYEs +.
CHAPMAN. c. K LORD, MYRoS Patterson
and JOHN BRENsAMAS.
On the first Ballot.
James F. Chapman received 81 votes
Myron Patterson.
John Brennsman,
c. X. Lord.
wbereupon. James F. Chapman was duly
no.ninated as candidate for RePreseniaiive
f.om the Potosi Precinct.
For County Commissioner, Thos. Pal'isef
,ecsived the unarimous nomination.
B. +. WOODS, Prest.
A. Poe, Secretary.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-09-06
Candidates for Election.

We ere authorized TO announce the follow.
ing Candidates for Election -
FOR DELEGATE IN CONGRESS.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-25
s.a.s e . % PEoBATE coyRT

state of Nlississippi, PROBATE COURT.
AGO COUNTY, March Term, I945.
A GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate
n Court Of said county, NoticeAs heres
by given to all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments OF Sarah
l.. Stlllman, decd, to be and appear before
the Probate Court Of said county, 10 be
held on the fourth Monday of May next,
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why an order should not be made for
the sale Of the real estate Of said deceased,
lying and being in the town of Yazoo City,
county Of Yazoo and State Of Mississippi,
known as Lots Nos. II, l7S, l76, lit, 222,
S07 and 47O.
And Il is further ordered, that publication
Of this citation be made in three public
places in Yazoo county, for the space Of
forty days and the Yazoo City Wing fol
three weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. James r. Bunus, Judge
Of Probate Of the county Of Yazoo, the 9th
Monday of March, ls45, and seal of the
Court. Issued the 29th day nf March ls45
CHAS. M. HENDERSON, CPk.
By A. S. PERKINS, D. c.
April IL, 1e45. 4O.3t.
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The state or Mississippi, PRoBATE CouRT,
YAzoo County. Feb. Term, t645.
To the Hon. JAMES r. BuRRUs, Judge of
Probate Of Ydsoo County, State
Of Mississippi
VOUR Petitioners, Michael Raves, and
N Mary his wife, would respectfully state
unto your honor, that Mary, before her in.
lernarriape with the said Michael, was the
widow Of one Roderick McDufie, decd
That the said Roderick in his lifetime, and
during the Overture OF the said Mary with
him, was seized and possessed Of the west
of the north west quarter, Section 81,
Township IL, Range two west, containing
so so 100 acres. Also, the south half OF
he east half of the north west quarter Of
Section 81, Township III, Range two west,
containing 40 l5.l00 acres. Also, north
half Of east half of north west quarter, Sec.
ton 81, Township l, Range two west. con.
tanning 40 l5,lCO acres, lying in YszoO
county, state Of Mssissippi; that the said
Mary has never parted with her dover inter
est in the same. They therefore pray, thai
aer dover in the same may be allowed. &C
cording to the Statutei in such cases made
and provided; and as in duty bound they
will ever praV, &c.
Attest. CHAS. M. HENDERSON, elk.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, D.
Perkins g. Wilkinson, Solicitors for Pet'ns.
March 7, ls45, (Prs. fee $l2 75) 35-4t
4 Ii persons interested in the above de-
"A scribed lands, will take notice, that a
he April Term, ls45, OF the Probate Cour
Of Yazoo county, application will be made 70
he appointment of Commissioners to lay oi
md allOt to said Mary Hayes, her dover il
said land.
PERKINS & WILKINSON,
Solicitors for Petitioners.
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FTRE INSURANCE.

Ocean Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE-No. 45 Camp Street,
New ORLEANS.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. A. GASQUET, President.
W. w Montgomery, F. B. LeBeGu,
F. p. Duconge, AIeT. Gordon,
J G. Harrison, j. A GGsquet,
Ed,D. Shift, r. w. Montgomery.
CHAs. BRIGGs, Secretary.
This Company, by an amendment Of their
charter, passed at the last Session of the
Legislature, is now authorized TO Insure on
the Mutual System. and all persons insuring
their Property in the Office will be entitled
TO the privileges of that System, 10 accOr-
dance with the charter and by. laws, withOu'
mourning any kind of responsibility, from
which they are guarded by an express pro
vision Of the amended charter.
All kinds of properly insured against fire
On the most reasonable terms, and the mos
prompt and liberal settlements made in ca
ses of loss.
Oct. /, lS44-l4:tf.
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TnSOIVent Notice,

The state Of MississiPpi,l PRoBATE Court,
YAYoo COUNTY. Jan'y. Tenn 845
NV HEREAS in the matter of the appli-
cation Of Robert L. Carpenter, admin.
Istrator Of William Carpenter deceased, and
one of the distributes of said estate, for an
order of sale of the personal estate of said
deceased, for the purpose Of distribution,
TO make PARTITION of the real estate BeitVW5eSessi
The heirs; and after proper hearing before
the Court, Davis w. Brazealle, Archibald
Mckee and William n. Ogden were nomi-
mated as Commissioners 10 make said parti-
tion.
1t was ordered, adJudged and decreed
that Citation issue. directed TO the heirs
and all persons interested. 10 be and appear
At Probate Court, to be holden at the
Court House, in the town Of Benton, on the
4th Monday of March next: then and there
TO shew cause, il any they can. why an or
der for such division and sale should not BE-
made, and also why the nomination Of Davi,
Il w. Brazesl9, Archibald Mckee and William
d. Ogden as Commissioners as aforesaid
should not be confirmed
| 1t is further ordered, that publication 0
this Citation be made in the YazoO Cit
Whig." for the space of two months success
sively.
Witness, the Hon. James R. Burrus, Judg
OF Probates for Yazoo county, the 4th Nor
day of January, l845, and seal of said Cour
issued the Sd day of February, l645.
CHA'S. M. HENDERSON, elk.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, y c.
Feb 6, l645, (Prs. fee $22) 3l-9t.
II. R. RICHARDS. Sol
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Attachment
Notice.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Yazoo County.

YazOo Circuit
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Court sitting as
Yazoo County. Court Of Chan.
Gerry, November
Term, l844.
Peter Fisher. Admir- &c. Yazoo Circuit
Of George Fisher, dec d. Court, Nov. T'rm
VS. 1914. Attachment
James Cameron. for Sll9 SO.
"HE Attachment in this case having been
II returned into court executed, it is or
dered by the Court, that unless the said de-
iendant appear here either in proper person
or by Attorney on or by the first day Of the
next Term of said Court, and plead, ans weT
or demur TO the plain Tiff = declaration, judg-
ment by default will he given against him
for the full amount Of plaintiffs demand
and costs. and The property attached sold.
il is further considered by the Court. thai
a copy Of this order be published in the
Yazoo City Wing, a newspaper published II
Yazoo city, for tour weeks.
THuS. P. SLADE, CPk.
BY GLIB. BARNES, D. c.
]. & w. Battaile, Soils, tor complainant.
March IA. 1845. 36-4i.
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National House.
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TchoWpitOWlaS Street, NeaD Orleans.
ca THE Subscriber respectfully So
lss1=R liciis a continuance of the patronage
80 literally bestowed the last season, and
promises TO leave nothing undone TO render
his guests comfortable. The ladies' depart
nents of the National, are inferior to no
house in the Southwest. The House has
Undergone complete renovation.
Oct. /, lS44.-l4:ly