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a. MALL pom, SCARLET FEVER, PJEITpI
~ SY, MEASLES, iNFLAMMA1 ION OF THE
BOWELS, nc. The report of the health conm;s
sioher shows DOW very PREVALENT all of these
arc al present IN the cry; we therefore recomrnpnd
the use of Dr. MANN'5 Ambitious or Liver PITY
as sure preventative and cure-it is all iuno tam ~
keepthe bowels iree-it ia by this means we NAV
this, use in time Or. Mann's Pills. :" w
Tsey may be had at the Proprietor's Office. No. @
basement Jarvis Building, corner of NORF'g and
bH Ho ~ Srs, or Of Mess. Taylor Wilde
t6lcum, Georgetown, ID. c.; u j. StansJsry AMMAN
cents per box '' "a ,c
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PHILA DELFHI4, October IL, Isf5.
he Undersigned Is induced to make the following
oriei slNGmtnt under firm conviction that many
VaiuaD Ilvcs might be saved, was recourse had TO
the same meas which have restored me to he .lth
had suffered Tor yours with weakness of the LUNGS
and Liver COMPLAINTS, bat so gradual were the
lnf"aEH Of disease that felt alarm until Withia
le iist yelr. The chief cause nr distress was pain
"a my breast anh right side, great oppression, almost
srhgng aud total inability Use the corrupt mat
tF' wach ob3tructed my breathing; aud at Times 50
Stdt was iay suffering thought could not live an
huur' II IS scarcely necessary to FAY, hat daring
'nl| nlte ad the hest Iaedical attendance, was cup
pea, clustered, &c, with avail. ALTO used var
Gus advertised and W II known medicines. obtaining
no t.Iiti whatever until | procured 1TfOMsD R,S
COMPOUND SYEUP or TAR md WOOD
NdPHIH7, one bottle Of which benefited me more
IMAM all else had taken; aud now assert il as nv
solemn belief that by this time IShouM hape B. en- in
ny grace had not procured This remedy ut tie time
did. SARAH JANE 'aEANl
NO l3e South Fourth street.
sworn to mud subscribed this 18Th day OF October
lS45, before me, CHAUNGtY HUXLEY Alderman
Prepared only by =. r. THOMSON, PhilateIphia-
Authorised egentS Roberts & Atkinson, corner RaIt-
more and Hanover siS,; g. St0tt, Washington d. g.:
". A Sanlon, Norfolk; A. Duvali & Go. Richmond
va PnCe 80 cia or SIX bottles for 81 SO. Bsdge of
""om 20" PTch'Se. DIS 3ms
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WARE

MAPANNED WARE
~ 100 dozen SpOons, OF various sizes and chl0rs
100 90 Sugar Bowls.
100 " Tavern LAMPS
go @ Tea Canisters, each !! J, and III
80 " Match Safes. Isles
36 " M0asscs Cups.
10 " Spice Boxes
20 " Chamber PitiIs various sizes nd coIor3
20 " Knife Boxes, aud lot OF sugar Boxes
and Trunks in nests; Tea Boxes; Dressing Gases;
Lamps; CaudesliCks; Dust Pans Deed and Cash
Boxes Toilet Jars, for secuiing from view the sops
ttom wash bowls, Sc,
YEGEFABnE aud PLATE WARMERS, and a
variety of other kinds of Japannery.
Japanned, Block Tin and Plain Tin Ware of every
description for sale the most reasonable terms, at
he ''Oid Established Mandatory and Cheap Furnish
sng WGEeaouSen of
JAS. CORTLAN & SON,
~ Baltimore street,
jal9 Nearly opposite the Centre Market,
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HMOCNOIt MANN'S OFEIUE, tor the sale
y OF his celebrated ANTI BILIOUS OR LIVER
PILLS, aud Vegctabl: COUGH DROPS, has been re-
moved from Jarvis Buidng 10 No. 80 HARRISON
ST, where will he pleased 10 see his old custo trs
and the public generally. ja6
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he BUSINESS CARDS, ,-,sts....--..-.s

sS . from No 81 N. Charles Street TO Ma tY Vnr,n
al " M 81 HHE1' OBS 3a
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ENSOLVENr PAPERS MADE OUT and all
n. information aiven on reasonable terms. judy
meRts bf 8 and ~ months purchased. Cash to loan
out, from SIS to $1,000. Gold Silver, Jeweiry of
ny description, merchandise, &C., purchased at all
times. Apply at Ia. +. SCOrTI'S,
dis ~ r' f'a7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-26

EpALTEMOEE INK MANUFACTORY.
nD where is manufactured MATN'5 superior Bl'k,
Blue and Red Writing INKS, has been removed to
No. 80 II aRRbSON-ST. These Inks are supplied
ia any quantity, in bottles draught, at very low
prices. iaI6
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-26

WHICH - daily ctltCtng such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY COM UMpTiON!
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b CisA W. MATES, HOUSE CAAtENTEK
- rA'+r7E-ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. ,aI-Iy
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3, ,S3 A~lOAjAhGE "A. PBEICEi.
80 Al FEAGIiDAL WATCH MAKER
@..-t-h No. 81 - CALVERT srE ..Fr
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| WNANTED. A young lady TO attend a fash
w ionahie Millinery establishment, Inquire at
this Office. ,r. OBJ wi. .... 49,. D26
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14

Let us have an honorable warand thus obtain an hon.
orable peace Such is the dictate OF sound the
enthusiastic sentiment of the peope-and such the n6exi-
BILE determination of the executive OF the United States
Never sentiment correct than the toast which
pronounced public dinner given to Gen Dearborn
in August ei3 by many OF the distinguished citizens of
Boston The american Armies; The best negotiators
Of peace are those who contend for the successful issue
OF the war" We have had almost too many overtures
for peace already. We may offer the olive branch too
frequently 10 proud and Dragging naonThe temper of
the country is decided than ever and improving
upon the saying OF Sempronius, their yoice is still for
vigorous war"
No one can hesitate to believe that Congress will act
upon the same maxim, and the necessary supplies
Tor the vigorous prosecution OF the war Ii is thus only
that we can terminate with honor, or make an hon
orable and satisfactory peace. Who doubts the spirit
OF the people, Such they in 1872 so are they in
1915 Mr. Madison drew the bold nexibe and patriotic
character OF his countymen in his sixth annual message
during the last The neaments of the same por-
trait belong to them and those politicians who act
under different impression, will find themselves wo-
fully mistaken in their calculations " In furnishing
(ys that patriotic satesman the means necessary the ma
tonal Legislature will not distrus the heroic and enghien
ed patriotism OF It's constituents They will cheeruly and
proudly bear every burden of every kind which the safe
ty and honor of the nation demand We have seen them
everywhere paying their taxes direct and indirect with
the greatest promptness and aacry We see them rush.
ing wiz enthusiasm TO the where danger and du
~ call In Offering their blood, they gave the surest
pledge that no other tribute will be withheld" And such
are the American people NOW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
Appointment. OF Committces.

II is due ak to the Speaker of the House, and TO
those bers who by their absence up to Thursday
last have been excluded from the standing committees to
state that the uniform practice Of the House is not to
place any gentleman upon committee who does not APP
pear by the Journal to be, to have been attendance
The journal shows that the committees were appointed
on Thursday last at least they appear the proceedings
of that day, pursuant to order OF the House PASSED
them in these words Ordered that the standing com
mittees be nor appointed" Gentlemen arriving after
Thursday last before the meeting Of the House
Monday, and prior to the reading Of the committees
as part of Thursdays Journal could not be put upon
mittees because the journal would thereby be made in
consistent with itself First, their names would appear
in the proceedings of Thursday and aga in their
would be enrolled as first appearing on the Monday fol
owing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14

We would most respectfully suggest to some OF the
politicians in Washington, not to misunderstood not to
rtter away the Presidents message By interpreting it al
together into message OF peace He offered the olive
branch TO Mexico in the spirit of peace but the execu-
tive OF Mexico did not meet the proposition in prompt
and corresponding spirit The President knows too
well the extraordinary character of the Mexican people
to rely upon his own wishes, or even their profess
sons. He goes for a vigorous prosecution of the war,
until treaty OF peace has been made and ratified One
OF the most courteous correspondents of the New
York press from Washington, writes :" The Pres
ident evidently expects peace. He has doubtless
good reasons for entertaining this expectation. The
message in fine, gives the cheering prospect of a
speedy peace There ought TO be no mistake upon this
question An at this point may extend its mis-
chevous influence to Mexico However much we may
desire peace there certainty OF it. We risk little in
saying that the President has no positive private good
reasons for expecting peace however much he may pre-
fer it. his own message shows that he is in favor of
the most vigorous prosecution Of the war and no con-
siderae man can expect peace if we relax our exerons
in the slightest degree
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14

A oARD.--Mrs. ANN II. CLARK would inform the
ladies' OF Washington and Georgetown that she now
opened fresh supply of velvet satin, and silk hats of the
aest style with white blue, pink, yellow, and cherry
variety of flowers wells ribsnds and various other ar
tces in her line, which she viii sell lowest possible
terms, from SO so TO $40
Also, variety of plush hats for misses
All repairing done neatly All orders attended TO prop,ly
Bridge street. Georgetown, a few doors east Of Farners
anu Meohan'cs Bank Dec. 1l--2t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
cSHAKING 0UAKERs N c.,-.,,. 49,, ~

SHAKING 0UAKERs nj csrusss saloon CONSISTING
- OF five ladies and two gentlemen. who will give pecis
men OF their wonderful songs, dances, whirlinp &c.
These persons are the real mon Purcs from Lebanon
New York
Doors open at O'Clock in the eeeniua
adn,ance 90 cents To continue during Monday Tues.
Dec. l2--3t+ ...,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
CONCERT.

M n. Il; HILL has the honor TO announce the citizens
l Of Washington that his daughter the celebrated plan.
s only fen years Of age, will give Concert of vocal and
&c OF which due notice will be given through the
papers.
Dec. H-3tf -#..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
Triumph In Maine,

Triumph In Maine.
Last Monday the following elections OF representatives
took place in this State:
Democrats -Pittsfeld, &c, David Martin Cornish &c.
Amos Wescott, Lebanon, &C., Nahum Goodwin Also
democrat in Bethel which district was enormously re-
ported as having elected at the last trial
deraiist.-Readfeld, Hiram Melvin s
No choice in Clinton &c., Livemore, &c. Hampden,
&c, Brewer Sc, North Berwick, &c. Newcastle, &c.
Danvlle, &C. Dixfied, Sc, Wilton, &C.
Not heard from.--Andover, &C. ,# a
The House now stands, far as heard FROM II dem.
ocrats, go federass and aboonsts and the Aroosook
member.
OF the districts that have not reported an election sew
were democratic last year. and three
ia (lle.) Age, Dec,10. ro 1r
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
Iowa.

AT last have abstract OF the official vote OF Iowa
the late election for State officers and members of Com
gress II has been furnished by Jesse Williams secreta-
ny of the Territory.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
Pr.sl,etlon. and Realizes.

The message and accompanying documents have given
confidence to the republican party. while they have
defeated many of the predictions and dashed many Of
the hopes of the opposition They furnish rreragable
arguments for the of the friends OF the administration
They place upon the vantage ground. Upon these
grounds we are willing to fight the battle and cope
with all our political opponents. Before Congress assem-
bled the Federal press had sketched the plan OF ope
atons for its friends We threatened with reso
luton for inquiry into the affair of Santa Anna The
President meets and explodes that humbug. We were
to have resolution for inquiry into the instructions given
to our military and naval commanders in relation TO
territory which we might conquer by our arms Let
il come. may not turn out available the oppo-
ston as was expected. Indeed not at all SO, if we
may judge by the arguments already put forth in the
debate by the friends of the administration Ii was
said that the will prove vastly expensive. The
debt to be incurred was to be immense in its amount
and crushing in its consequences That string Of the
bow has also snapped. We have hesitation in say
ing that the other anticipated movements Of the opposition
party will share similar fate.
Ii is amusing to review the predictions that were form
ed about the contents of the Presidents message They
show how little confidence is to be placed in most of the
scribes in Washington The correspondent OF the
"Uned States Gazette (of Philadepha) states on the
81 nst the of the day. that the Presidents mes
sage would call for "6fty thousand men, and forty mil
lions dollars . and that he would propose ga mod
caion OF the tariff law OF this year in favor of coal and
iron" The message itself dsspates all these antcpations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
story's Equity jurisprudence,

StOry's Equity jurisprudence,
FOURTH EDITION.
NEW EDITION Of the above valuable Work Just received
N and Tor By 10 g. KING
" The present edition Of the on Equity Juri=
prudence prepared the late author
CONSIDERABLY enlarged from Tho former editions
notes H thorough Of the whole work
has len Ie t u h done, add Illustrations and
laions as have out Of very
w. W. STORY.
Boston, April Isi6 je -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

'NRUNkS TRUNKS i-TRUNKS The
subscriber has in store large and splendid the
above article made by brown Of Philadelphia pledges
himself to sell A. cheap II not cheaper than
any where in the city of the quality. call all that
wanted to insure sale, 1T the priee be what
jug j. MYERS No a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.

VIE MUTUAL LIFE lNSU RANCE COM.
u fANY OF NEW YORK, No. Sc wan ssr.st Inn Can.
p.ny since m ON The a ofr.ssuar ists q year.
and moahs ha. issued iS3 poees The total asuu,
ed for AMI Interest y,,Lnr
nett capital Of ei51s9s aer ana
This accumulated capital rapidly increasing BY IN. "a AM sd
ycars beeomng due, vastly
growing business Tue on
ees are now 10 ample as to inspire confidence stability
insure ssfety its mcmbers
The Company upon most .pproy,d ef
Mutual Life Insurance and vr, very whole
LV foeieo assurances TOT short periods
without mourning personal IN.
OF the pocv ,n.,,d
viii make the first division Of pros Of February
ists the Of the profit. .monr IN.
In proportion To the OF them and viii
remain Their credit az an seeanalatng fund, payable
OF the life insured.
The OF Institution ground. t,,
Anticipating dividends the stated
settlements and fully equal most and
sueeessf1 Mutual Companies In Great where
known immense profits have been made.
The and An b.eorir, mai,
o! deep all and .
much OF public male vot,
bic Impressions TO the benefits derived om n AZ IN.
published monthly statements Company
eiusivey show.
Merchants Trader. oeers Civil Military and Naval t,.,
gynen and professional Clerk.
station soeiety event
comfortable and independence with INA,
tnon small annual Investment for lye.
This Company will upon ON IN. most a
Norable Persons effect e~nye.
the lives OF Others.
Pamphlets explaining principles
OF Life Insurance with the rates Of
uon may be obtained At the once OF Company
street any OF Its Agents.
New York, July LIST. lsts.
TAs Rates IF Dollars .. s.si. LO for
Year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
SUMNER CLOTHING,

SUMMER CLOTHING.
lust received at FASHIONS Head Quarters, "
u fresh invoice Of Summer among are more
OF those beautiful Black also eI rich Vest. OF
ebd silk variou, styles OF MarSes Valencia sstn large
assortment OF new and fashionable
white and fancy dngE fancy and every
other material suitable
Shirts Collars Bosoms Hdkfs Gloves
variety. E. b. SPENCE
Z" FAshions Head Quauers,"
No oo Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
WINDOW GLASS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
NHOMAS r. PRICE d co. have Just opened
- by express New goods they Offer
forinspecuon;-
Whaebone Skirts, another supply
Grass SKIRTS, made up n entirely new style
Heavy Grass SkrinE
Regency Lace CaPes a beautiful supply
New French CoIart
Lace Neu for eapes and collars
Muslin Caps for Ladies
Blk Rarege, BombaEines
French Lawn Hdkfs, cheap
II. ). Csmb. and Lawn Hdkfs
Lace Buttons French L.aces &c
In Irish Linens Dress Goods sheetng &c they have
great variety and as they about inventory
up many descriptions prices will
lie Ii THOMAS r. PRICE, a 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY,

GORDON Il SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET.
- Richmond, Va, offer for sale
S5 bids Orleans and West India sugas
is ue:ees and bbls Clanhed sugar
80 packages loaf crushed and pulverised Sugar.
boxes white Havana Sugar
430 bags Cohce--Rio, I.aguayrl, Java and Maaeaibo
bales Mocha Coffee
25 hhds Orleans and West India Moasses
10 m CHESTS GunPowder and Hyson Tea, part very superior
5 m chests Black Tea
Tea IN G and l3I5 boxes
400 sides leathcr-good stamp and t,magsd
IS do Russell Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boTes Sperm and TaliOw Candles
30 bOIssso
Fancy and Varisgaied soap
10 bags Pepper
Pmento and Ginger
200 legs Nails
$50 sach Ashions salt
$50
100 kegs DupOnt's Power
$50 realms Wrapping Paper
10
$50 don Hemp and Cotton Bel Gods and Lines
- dOI painted Buckets
200 Nova Scotia Grind stones
IS kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Glazs-eIiu and IO1i2
Sperm and Tanners on
Cotton Yarns. salt Peire Coppsns Nader and Indigo
Colon ~ bales, Clover Seed CIDER Vinegar &C. sc
IRON-lO0 tons swees English Tredsgar ana Country com
pfisinR btaly alsIss, round, fiat and square
rAbset lion and Nail
sTEEl-Am"riean and English Blistered
mayors and sheer Steel
TIN PLATE-l75 borcs IONA. 1870. 1919
BrEni loaded Tin Tor roofing
COPPRK-20OO Ibs Brszisrs, sbsatbinR and Bolt
WlRE--i0OO lDs assorted sizes
Zinc ard spslieT
Bar and SHEET Lad &c. NH p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

MTINDOw CLASSIFY The sshr Lagrange. We are in
w receipt Of Hst addition Stock ofwiniow Glass Of
single and double urcsas-z DUYAL 4 PURCELL
j. ~ ~ Main -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

PAINTSl PAINTS
white Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. dc.
UNNGLisil and American White Lead, dry and IN oil
- a lAnseed Oil, warranted pure
Spirits Turpentine, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de SIENNA
Chinese Neminion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green in oil, Ltharge
VerdiErs
Turkey TIMBER, American Veminon
WINE wash Brushes-and large and well assoued
soh OF e BEST qualify American WINDOW GLASS embracing
aHel Viel OF sEe Of the celebrated "Muca" This
"as mas heeh ong and extensively used In this
versa sasaeuon Our stock large and complete
at low prices at wholetolc o retail
my iI1 WS,n TO-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

FRESH SUPPLY OF THOMPSON,s mENICO.
uSI received by Drnker ~ Morris, 81 Main
Street. fresh supply OF ReeoHeeons heIeo by waddy
Thompson Also, Map Of heIieo showing Of
l.. 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03


sANutt HAssAv. Secretary.
The subscriber Agent Company is prepared 10
receive applications for fe Insurance for
named VIA for year- for life: and
ereeedirg go 900 single life. The
OF the intermediate not noted In the above
well as all other information interesting those desiring
Insurance will also be made known application The adyan
tases Offered by this Company, believed be
superior TO those offered by other either the u
Britain H. n. CyATuNRy.
Physician to the soeey,he Family Physician parry
whose life 10 TO be insured. e2l-u
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
ION, NAILS. TIN PLATE, &c.
Richards & Montgomery,
Importers and Dealers,

Importers and Dealers,
No. IL, CHARITIES STREET, NEw ORLEANS,
ARE daily receiving by every
1 vessel, from Liverpool and the Eastern
cities, direct from the manufacturers, large
additions of new and desirable goods in
their line, making their stock Of
HARDWAR CUTLERY, sc.
as large, we'll assorted and cheap as can be
found in the Southern country. Among
their heavy goods are
$50 towns Swedes, American, and Eng>
lish Iron, assorted, all sizes Of round,
square, fiat, and plough plate.
90 tons Steel, assorted, all kinds.
5000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, all
sizes.
1900 kegs Reading Nails, assorted
800 casks OK, log, and trace Chains.
400 casks Hoes, embracing all descriP>
lions; also, Ansls, Vices, Smiths
Bellows, &c.
800 dozen genuine Collins & cos. Axes,
heavy and light
1000 lbs. iron Wire, assorted. all numbers
600 boxes Tn Plates l3 X of favorite
brands also, loaded Plates, block Tin
Sheeting and Braizers Copper, &c.
5000 gals. pure bleached winter-straneC
Sperm Oil.
1000 CALLS. pure bleached winter strained
Whale Oil.
Also Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpen
tine, &c.
1000 coils Manila and cotton Rope, ploug
lines, Bedcords, and other sizes as
:, sorted, to 6 inch.
!. 200 pairs Cologne MiIlstone
r 50 pairs French Burr Mill stones; ais
= mill irons.
;, = 25 pieces Boiling Cloths as'd Nos to
30 tons Nova Scotia blue grit Crime
n stones.
: 900 tons Savory's Castings. assorted.
= Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Fire-dogs, 81
, so tons Sheet, Hoop, Band, and Boil
. Iron.
- 1000 French Pots, asa'd, 2 to F0S point
- also, Shot, bar, pig and white Lea
~, Paints, all kinds; Tar, painted Buc
" cts, Corn Shelters and Straw Cutter
e. Stationary, and Tin ware; Combs,
.! kinds, and Stock Kettles.
500 doz. Whiuemore genuine cotton al
wool Cards.
= Their Stock of general HardpGre, CT
Ierv, &C., is not surpassed Country Mc
In chants are invited to examine before PIT
- chasing. Dec 5, IS45. 22-S
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

Court Of Chancery
Of the State Of Mississippi.
Henry Parish, Ct, al. To JuNR TERN,
e. 6. wilkinson, et. as a. D. 1916.
TTPON opening the defendats cross Bill,
~ and il appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court that the compIainants, Henry
Parish, Daniel Parish, Thomas Parish, John
R. Marshall, Leroy NJ. Wiley, and Thomas
P. Norris, are not residents Of citizens Of
this State but reside beyond the jurisdiction
tbereof, of this Court, so that the ordinary
process OF this Court cannot be served upon
them. and they having failed to enter iheii
appearance herein and plead, answer or de
nnr to the defendants Cross Bill, upon mo
ton Of defendants, by counsel--lt is order
ed that said compliments enter deir ap
pearanco herein, and plead, answeror demu
] to the defendants Cross Bill, otherwise th'
same will be taken for confessed agains
them, set down for hearing Elk Parte, an
the matter thereof decreed accordingly.
/ Aud it is further ordered, that a copy
| this order be published in the Yazoo Cit
Wing. once week for two months success
sively.
Attest: ROBERT HUGHES, Cl'k.
February Is, 1916. 32-N.