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MARRIAGES.

Married in Washington, on Tuesday the
9th Jan by The Rev. DR.. Johns, OF Baltimore,
Lieutenan, SIMON T. BLrNT, Of The US. Navy,
10 Miss ELLEN L. KEY, daughter of the late
FrancisS. Key, ESQ.
Married, at The Grove, the residence OF Mr..
Boiling Vaughan, in lie county Of Hanover, by
The Rev. Mr.. Harris, on the 22i Jan, Mr.. Isaac
G. BoxLY, Of Spolisyirania, TO Miss Lucy d.
VAUGHAN, Of Hanover.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under the firm Of CARDNELL &
WILSON, have opened a shop on tenth, between
siain and Cary Streets. for the manufacture and sale OF
Agricultural lmplements-such as Plouchs, Cnltivatcrs,
Hauows. cculr-rs, Hos. Powers, Thrashing Machines,
Wheat Fans, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, &c, &c: To-
geth.r with Flattehing Presses, and Tobacco Work OF
all kinds; and they hope by strict attention 10 business,
and 10 the character of their work, TO merit aud receive
n share Of public patronage. All orders executed Win
despatch. and on accommodating terms; and ihry also
manufacture and keep u good assortment Of Brooke
Fans. and will sell at reduced prices. Those Ia want o.
work, or any rep,irin. IL il- ahove description, are Re-
s~pectfnTly invited to favor us with a call, u they "ah'
to save ten per cent. on the purchase.
Ian. o-cbm CARDWELL L. WILSON
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ROhprt e. E5owEsOn.
A TTORNEY ii Ii u

n 7 ] y II y u Il q ~
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
DESPECTFULLY offers his professional
IL services 10 those who may need them. He
will practise, as heretofore, in the Courts Of Rich
mond City and oil the counties Of Henrico and
Chesterfield.
r Office on E or Main Street, over the store
Of Msssrs. Jones & Winston. Nov. 6-w3m
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Bin anil riM the adriee ard conssat OF he Senate.
Henry w. Ellsworth otlndiana, 10 be Charge
d Affairs at The coult Of Sweden, IN The place OF
George W. Lay, recalled.
Philip Barton Key, 10 be attorney of The united
States Tor The District 81 Columbia, IN the place OF
lanes Hohan. deceasea.
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mfcMasnouD Iu0utfEr-
STONE FOR DRY Q G
navy AGENTS OFFICE,

NIVF NDENIS
New York, January IA, leio.
cEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "rIoPo-
= sails for Stone for Dry Dock" will be rsce'v, :,
ed at this office until Monday, me ION gay ..
March mex, for furnishing and delivering a! Inc
Navy Yard. New York, granite or sienite, OF 'he
following dimensions and quantities nearly
po,.cu Srosr. MiTRE STLLs.
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The Editor has just returned from Jackson,
and has very lille doubt OF the passage OF the
Rail Road bill, 10 connec, with tn Atlantic coast.
The bill passed BY The Legislature OF Alabama,
is now before The joint committee Of Internal I'M
provemenis, (Which was addressed by Judge BED
levi and in a few days will be reported 10 the
Legislature Ticksbnrg Haig.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP

THE suhsribers have associated themselves ics.u''
4 IN business. under the arm 81 PAkhER & >NtfH
for ti- pur,rSr If continuing nj tfr nld stand tie VIZ
GINA AGRICULTURAL MACHtNE NANtIAt-
TORY, formerly conducted nv the late Jabez FACE g.
corner ri Main and 18Th streets, reNt to"r mellow ~
Union tiole!. JABEZ X. PARKER,
II. NJ. Smith.
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VIM. "A. En-,
Jan l-ctf Late Deputy Marshal.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Buck
IL ingham county, Va, on his way South, in
June last, Negro TOM. Tom is OF dark COM
ple1ion, 81 years old, about 5 feet 8 inches high,
has a scar on The left jaw, from The toothachr-
the skin seems 10 have grown 10 the bone. Had
on when he left a black slick cap, and a suit Of
Summer clothes. Tom was sold in Richmond
by Isham Lowry, and formerly belonged TO The
Estate of Mrs. Trevillian, of Hanover county,
Virginia.
Tom is pretty well acquainted on the Canal
Route between Richmond and Lynchburs, and
on The Railroad from Richmond 10 Frcdericks-
burg, and also on the Louisa Railroad, about the
latter of which it is probable he is lurking, Is he
has a wife living al Mr.. Austin Hancock's, near
FIederick's Hall, in Louisa county.
will give The above reward Of 300 for the
apprehension and delivery Of Tom al the jail OF
Roht. Lumrkin, in the city oil Richmond.
Jan. l9-dlt&ctf F. c. BRADY.
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hnv,nl

PSnNI.h ShIii HtEitE
chased The entire strrs ~ srA,tr
ell l.umhrr, together with 1911 I
MACHINERY, TOo'S, Patent k'st''
r&r.. clunc!rg Ia tlir rv' o
Establishment, ar prepared p
once Ia execute orders torafy r
The Machines heretofore mae
ihr late Jab-z Parker. as Wej /.
for any other Machinery 81 turi
lire ri business, Which omh &c
non work and turning Of elTo
every description, together "ii'
~t.nnirinp
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IMPORTANT RuMoR.-I have been favored, by a
highly respectable mercantile firm in this city,
with The peIusal Of a letter from their coiresPon-
dent in Havana, Cuba, received to-day about :
O'Clock, BY the barque Rapid, Just arrived from
that port. II is dated January Is, 1916. | have
been permitted to make the following extract, VIZ;
"Lieuienau, Peel, son OF Sir Robert Peel, ar
| rived here in he last steamer from Vera Cruz,
and went on 10 Europe as bearer OF dispatches,
i; is said, from tie Admiral Of The English squad
ron at The Sandwich Islands. Since his passage,
a rumor is circulating that the whole English
force in The Pacific is making sail for he mouth
ofthe Columbia river, with orders 10 anchor there;
and il is asserted, that this can be done without
violation Of the treaty, as America, On The joint
occupancy principle, may send, ifshe chooses, an
equal or a larger force"
1 an informed by the house 10 whom THIS was
addressed, tina, their correspondent in CUBA IS a
gentleman OF the highest standing, and in a posi-
ton 70 be well informed as respects current news.
The dispatches borne By Lieut.. Peel were no
doubt important; but, as well as ! Ic%collect, he has
been acting as secretary Of The British legation al
Mexico. The dispatches may, therefore, refer
to the revolution Of Parades, or 10 troubles IN The
Sandwich Islands alone, or both together. As 10
The truth Of Inc important rumor given, time must
determine lis correctness.-tN. \. Correspondent
WASHINGTON Union.
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LAND ADJACENT TO RICHMOND FOR
SAIE

T STILL wish to sell my farm, situated within
bered lot OF 80 acrcs, less than a half mile distant
from the same. The farm contains about one
hundred and len acres OF highly improved and pro-
duciive land, admirably adapted 10 a marke; gar
den, or dairy farm. A. ROBINSON, JR.
Jan. @-cl0t&d4t
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| ed, he was Immediately carried Oh, Wiii.e lhc Pooi
blacks were kept al il and lay where ih"y icii.
Once or twice these miserable atieihPt'
cd 10 flee from The forts, but no sooner did iGey at
tempt il. than Rosas' cavalry charged on mem,
and compelied hem 10 Tetarn 10 their guns di
The nom, OF the lance. Rosas seemed 10 nave
Anticipated Inc fight oihis men, and placed .hese
cavalry there on purpose 10 keep them IN checki
for on The IA ndin. OF some 30 inen from inc yes
sells Of war, they net with bu, very liitie OPPOSE
ton. - ,or
RIO De JnxEiRo, Dec. IL, 1919.
Within the lasi few days prices i J ioul nase
undergone a slight advance, owing 10 inc ialiius
of OF supplies and The additional purchase oi
) 900 bbIs. Richmond Flour by a srecuialor d.
nom lel 800 cash 10 $4,000 credit. Some 2oOo
lbs Baltimore sold al 10000 a I!hUOO, ihe later
raIe for an extra brand, and 1900 hhiS. Gailego
from the hands of speculalors al l9l1o0 credit.
Prices OF Coffee have not varied. The inner
grades continue scarce, and We qnole superlors al
$1,000 a 1850; good iirs,s 3.lOO a 32oO. Ex-
change on tingland 26d.-Grm. FTelghls 60 a
Dos. nominal.
MonleviGeo adyices 10 The Isl oil. say I'VE
have news from Parana, stating lbe entiie &C.
%slruclion OF the principal batteries at The Ionele-
70. The loss oil The French and English amount
ed to about $50 killed and wounded. Flour IS
selling al ST., 10 nett IS, Spanish"
We have nothing new from Rio Grande.
EXTRACT OF 3liother letter, dated
'RIo ne JANEiRo, December IL, 1919.
"Since our last adv!ces, al The ION instant, we
have nothing new 10 Eote. Prices OF Flour re-
main at last quotations, and business geneiaiiy
not very active"
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SATURDAY, January 3lst, 1916.

SENATE.
Mr.. WALLACE, from The Select Committee,
presented a report upon The subject of The retro
cessinn of Alexandria.
The Committee reported unanimously in favor
OF the reirocession.
The bill changing the Artillery Company, in
the county Of Shenandoah into Rife Company,
was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. WALLACE, the bill au-
l~horiziEg The Banks 10 issue small notes was
taken up. Mr.. w. offered 20 amendment as a
substitute 10 The bill, 10 The effect, thar the Banks
be restricted in future 10 the is ne OF no note Of a
smaller denomination Than $40. The bill and
amendment we're again laid ON the table.
Mr.. era WFORD presented the memorial Of
a portion OF Inc citizens OF the county ~ She
n%andoah, residing in the neighhoTlood of Colrm-
hia Furnace, praying The General Assembly cf
Virginia TO pass an net authorizing The Banks TO
Issue small notes.
The bill for the relief Of John Mars,on's ad-
ministralors was passed.
An act authorizing the Hastings Court Of the
City Of Richmond 10 increase The allowance TO
their %jailor, for the support of prisoners. was
passed.-On motion Of MIR, VOOLFOLK, the
Senate adjourned.
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own resources. Was there any thing unrcason-
able or unfair in this application 1t has been
said that these petitioners are but the counter
felt presentment Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. The Wheeling memoir
alisls have ascribed improper motives 10 the
people of these counties. The Clark>burg Con-
vention was not composed otthosc who were vii
ling 10 practise any deception upon the State
They were not disposed 10 "crook The pregnant
hinges OF The knee, that thrift NAV follow iawr-
ine.n Their request was moi made in The Ian
| euasc of a suppliant, bur in The spirit of freemen
asking for their rights. In the Wheeling memo
rial, the Clarksbnrg Convention is characterized
as The substitute for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company. Was it wrong that this Con-
vention should ask for the construction ola Rail
Road which had been denied 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Company. There we're prejudices in The
minds of some in relation 10 foreign corporations,
and il was proper that these prejudices Should be
respected and considered. There was nothing
wrong either in their conduct or motives
The Convention was said 10 represent 4 mi
rority of the counties Of the North West
The ~cuuniieS Immediately interested in this
improvement were the following: Wood, Rit-
chic. Doddridgc, Harrison, Taylor, Randolph,
Barbour, Lewis, Braxtcn, Gilmer, jackson, Ma
sen, Pendlelon and Hardy. Exclusive Of The
counties OF Richie, Doddridge, Taylor and
Barbour, the number Of acres Of land in TIE
counties interesledin this application weIc9,4s3,-
079; the tithcablcs l7,l30; the slaves, over twelve
years, 2,26i; and The revenue for 1915, 522.Ga2
90. The counties opposed 10 This measure were
Chic, Marshall, Monongalia, Marion, Tyler,
Preston and Brooke. Exclusive OF he county
Of Tyler, (Which should he taken per &C. the
number uf acres in these counties were $50,
GgG; the ii;heables -, 1876; the slaves over twelve
years, 405, and the revenue for 1916, ELISA 6l.
The area OF one section was ten millions oil
acies, while than Of the o;her was less than two
Il was evident that they represented a majority
ot The Northwest, and consequently were not
gully o! the arrogance with which they hat
bccn charged in the Wheelirs memorial
An extensive and valuable portion Of The State,
asks for AT improvement which they might de.
mand as a right Shall not The laborer receive
his reward7 Will you proclaim he principle
that those who make shall not enjoy WLa,a
the grounds OF the Wheeling remonslrance? The
irs, reason assigned is the existence OF a vested
righ! derived from the act Of February 9Th, 1915
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of authority vested ia me
I'D as Trustee, shall, on The 1sM day
of December, 1916, at the ourl.house
door in The town of Charleston, TaIlahat-
chic county, Mi, at the hour Of i o'clock,
A. NJ, proceed to sell, at public sale, TO tho
highest bidder for cash in hand, a negro
man named HANDY, conveyed by Joseph
q. Stone, in trust, to secure James Afford
in The payment Of 500 and interest,
which said deed of trust is recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office of Tallahutchie
county, WILLIAM A. NOEL.
Charleston, June Is, 1916 28ld
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
"A rare chance for Gin
wrights or Cabinet-nakers.

HIlE undersigned, in consequence of
A declining health, offers for sale his
Shop, Tools, and large lot of Materials,
in Corroton. The shop is framed build
ing so 125 feet, erected for, and well
adapted to the purposes. The tools are
of the very best quality, and include eve-
ry thing needed with turniug.luth of the
latest improvement, sc. | have largo
quantity of materials on hand, for gin
and cabinet work, timber, paints, oils,
ynrnish, gin-plates, screws, &c, &c. and
there is now between S700 and $1,000
worth Of unfinished work and orders in
the shop The stand is one of The bes, in
this section of country, and offers n rare
opportunity for persons or persons desir-
ing location.
Unable to give the business my ailen-
ton, will sell the shop, the entire stock
and good will" at bargain. For terms,
apply to me personally, or by letter ad-
dressed to this place.
HENRY HAMILTON.
Carrollton, Nil, July ], 1916
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

EUROPEAN FLEETS IN THE GULF -
We do not attach any importance what.
ever 10 the statements Of the French Jour.
nals that the feet of that power, stationed
in the Gulf Of Mexico, Is to be largely
reinforced in consequence of the war be.
tween the United States and Mexico. No
doubt both the British and the French Go.
vernments, and ihe Spanish, also, as far
as 1t is able, will augment their forces in
the Gulf. Ii is customary with them, and
there is nothing in the movement that
should occasion any jealousy or dlstrust.
A state of war always leads to more or
less license and irregularily, and it is pro.
per that any nation, so disposed should
have force in the neighborhood TO take
care OF its interests, and watch the course
of events. This is the object for which the
French fleet is designed, we have no
doubt and the extent to which it will act.
[Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

Many of the whig papers have been
abusing the Federal Government for or.
dering Gen. Taylor from Corpus Christi
to the Rio Grande. These poor fellows
are now taken all aback by the publication
OF the correspondence between the war
department and Gen. Taylor. He was
ordered to 60 to the Rio Graade by his opn
suggestion and adrice. If going to the
Rio Grande was wrong let the wings there.
fore open their war at once upon "Old
Rough aud Ready" [Sentiael.
Gen. Gaines, it rs said, has demanded
to be tried by Court Martial 10 be held
in Gen. Taylor's Camp, for the alleged
Irregularities of which he has been accus-
ed. His reason for fixing Gen. Taylor's
camp as the placed for trial are, that there
all the Witnesses would be present; and
The trial could there be held with least ex.
pense 10 the Government.
Those Wings who are disposed to mag.
nifty the delay, expense and confusion Of
the present operations for raising Voun,
eers, should remember that the Presiden.
gave the whole management of the huisi
ness TO Gen. Scott. lie is the master
spirit Of the movements. Let him bear
the blame or the glory OF the pereparation
made. GSentinel.
THINGS THAT ARE SOMETIMES IN WoRK-
sHoPs.-Twenty.6ye years ago, Sam. Hous.
ton, now one Of the most remarkable men
of the age, was house carpenter in Nash
vile; and that teeming brain wove its
bright and ambitious iancies while his
strong arm showed the Jack plane.
Some of the Nalchez people are discus.
sing in The Courier very preposterols
project for annexing The southern portion
Of Mississippi to Louisiana.
AGES OF THE GENERALs--Gen. Gaines,
It is said, is about 90 wears of age; Gen.
Scott, about Ga; and Gen. Taylor So.
Gen. Houston, in bis late lecture in
Philadelphia, did not draw we'll.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
AdministratOr,s A Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration, with
a. the will annexed, on the estate Of
John PurnelI, deceased, having been
granted 10 The undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Carroll county, at the June term
ls4o thereof, all persons having claims
against said estate are notified TO present
them duly authenticated within The time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred NJ. T. PURNELL, Admir-,
piM ,oM anHered, Of Jao. PurneH, decd.
June 10, l846 26-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

| THE ScoTT CORRESPONDENTS. Our
distinct impression is, after the perusal OF
this ,qther peculiar correspondence, that
Gen Scott should, by all means, be suffer-
ed TO remain at home; be allowed sufli.
cient time 10 take his " soup )" and, also,
that the benefits Of the ten hour system be
extended 10 him. RereiHe.
The holders of Mexican bonds in Eng.
land, it is said, have taken up the propo.
sition of Parades' government to reduce
the debt, advance 100000, and take
new notes for the old ones. II the bond
holders find the new notes any better than
the old we are very much mistaken in mat.
ters add things relative 10 the business.
Miss. Free Trader.
MILITARY CHIEFrAINs. IF the Wings
put up Gen. Taylor for the Presidency,
what can the Locos dol The devil must
be fought with fire, and we speak In time
for putting up as our candidate, CAPT.
WALKER. If actual hard bodily fighting
is to decide the contest for the Presidency,
we are willing to put Walker agains, the
bloodiest of them all. Sentinel.
CHEAP LIvING.-A writer n the Teran
AdUocdte recommends the hotel at Indian
Point, because they only charge 81 so
for broiled chicken, and give you gratis,
bath in your bed room, provided it rains.
FASHIONS. New York the Broadway
beaux have already donned the PalD Alto
hat. The bells will shortly appear in Re.
SAGA de la Palma bonnets. Great praise
has been bestowed upon the chiyary of
our army, on those fields, but this is
Gaping the climax.
EXPENSES. was asserted by Webster
that the daily expenses Of the government
we're half million of dollars. According
to the Quartcr.master Generals office
they are but one million month. There
is small difference in these calculations.
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MUSICAL PRONUNCIATION. The New
London Advocate gives the following. the
truth OF which will be allowed by all who
have paid attention to the indistinct pro.
nuncation Of choirs when singing. The
following is The verse usually sung to "Old
IIundredn:
Be thou, oh Cod exalted high;
And as thy glory fills the sky,
SO let it be on earth displayed,
Till thou art here as there obeyed.
and is often rendered thus:
Be-he thou-hou no Gaw-hawd he-ex-ha-
aul-ted he-igh;
He-and he-as ihe-igh glo-ho.ry G-hills the
he ske-igh,
Soho le-et hit be-ee ho-on er.earth de.is-
played,
Till tho-ou ART he:ere a-as th-there o-he.
ba-hade.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
The state OF mississippi [
CARRnII EnrNrN

Probate Court, July Term, 1916.
To all persons interested in the lands ant
tenemenls of HARDY WooroN, decd
ENSPEClALLY the southeast quarter
E< of southeast quarter and northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter Of Section
thirty. -four, and west halt southwest quarter
of Section thirty five, township nineteen,
range three east; southeast quarter OF north.
west quarter, northeast quarter Of north.
west quarter, and west half of northwest
quarter of Section two, township eighteen,
range 4 east; also, one undivided half in
crest in the east half of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter Of southwest quar-
ter, and west half of northeast quar-
ter, and southwest quarter of northwest
quarter of Section thirty.one. township
nineteen, range four east Judath Woo
ton, Artimissa Wooton, Calvet Wooton,
Moses Wooton, and Elizabeth Wooion,
legatees and heirs of said Hardy Wooton,
having filed their petition in this court, by
which it appears that it would be to the in
terest of said petitioners TO sell said land,
the sheriff OF said county is hereby com.
manded to notify all persons interested in
said lands and lenements, that at the Sep
tember term next of the Probate Court Of
said county, the petitioners will ask said
court to make 0n order TO sell said land,
and that said sheriff execute this citation
by causing the same to be published for six
successive weeks in the MiSSiSsippian and
Mississippi Democrat, and that he make
due return how and in what manner he
has executed the same.
Witness, the Hon. JAMES S. JOHNSON,
Judge Of the Probate Court of said
r, @, county, the first Monday in July,
lA' 81 A. d. 1916, and the seal of said
court.
Issued the 9th day Of July, 1876.
SAMUEL HART, CIerk.
July Is, lS46, 3l-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

DEATH OF Or. VIM. A. NORRIS
with feelings of heartfelt sorrow and re
gret that we see the death of our late part.
ner announced in the New Orleans pa pers
1t is said he died at or near Matamoros
on the 18th inst. We have received nc
direct information Of the fact from any OF
our friends in the army, but fear that 1t is
too true.
In attempting to pay tribute of re.
spect to one so highly esteemed by all who
knew him, for his stern integrity, unosten-
tatious deporment, and great goodness
of heart, we would fail Of language TO do
justice to our theme.
In the death of DR.. NoRR1s the commu
nifty has suffered severe loss-the de-
mocraiic party has lost one of its most able
and consistent supporters-one whose
every impulse arose from pure attach.
ment to our republican intistutons, and ar.
dent patriotism, and genuine phiIantho.
py which embraced the whole human fam.
lily. Those who knew him best will most
regret his decease.
bayou Sara Ledger.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
A1rrfrn

On Thursday, the 9th inst, at The resi-
dence Of D. G. Mcleod, esq, in this coun.
to, by Rev. W. E. Matthews, Mr.. THOMAS
c. Garrett, Of Yazoo City, 10 Miss CoA.
NsLlA J. McRAE, OF this county.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
Hn the Circuit Court OF The
County of Carroll.

Jonathan Gillaland, COM I On the Cham
ptatndHt, Gerry side Of
Us. the docket
Lucinda GillaIand, defen- At rules, Ju-
ddnL ly, 1916.
X pom opening the complainan's bill
q Of complaint, the Court being sa-
tlsded that tho defendant, Lucinda Gil
laland, is moi a resident Of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, and tho
jurisdiction Of this Court, SO that the ordi-
nary process Of this Court cannot be SER
we'd upon her; upon the motion of the com
plalnant by his counsel, il is ordered, adj
Judged, and decreed, that unless the said de-
lendant, Lucinda Gillaland, enter her ap-
pearance herein, on or before the next
Term Of this Court, to be holden at the court
house of the said county, in the town of
CarrolIton, on The second Monday IN No
Vember next, on Monday, the first day Of
the term, and plead, answer, or demur TO
the Compliments said bill of complaint,
the same will be taken lorconiessed against
the said defendant; the cause set for hear.
ing ex parle, and the matters thereof de-
creed accordingly. And ii is further or.
dercd, that copy of this order be pub
lishcd in the public newspaper called the
Mississippi Democrat, printed in the town
of Carrolton, for the space ol three months,
at least, before the day appointed Tor said
hearing.
R. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
PLuMMER, Sol.
July 9th, 1916. 30-l3t