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The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

H INEN GOODS
E-A 1874, ll-4 and l2-4 linen Sheeting;
"a, 1O-4 and 1874 tabledamasR;
IA and 5-4pillow Linen;
Irish linen of every variety;
Napkins and bird eye diapers;
A great variety of towels and toweling,
al o, linen cambria handkerchiefs.
Thread cambrics. Aand a fine assort-
ment oflinen Lawns, for dresses. For sale
at the lowest market prices, by
may26 COWAN, CHI PIN & JACK.
HNRUNKS TRUNKS i've have
4 just received large lot Of trunks, carpet
bags and Yalises, consisting.os
ladies travelling trunks, with canvass covers;
Ladies' Bonnet g"
Super Eng. sole Leather
Super Eng. bridale
Super Eng. iron framed
Super Folio
Super Sole leather buggy
Super Sole leather valises,
Velvet tapestry carpet Bags -
Gutta Purcha life preserving travelling carpet
bags
vicks. may % w. H. STEVENS & Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20


Istek ppnaen 8.
e attended
hIona church d colhan His ae.
count 8 the pfoaeedin !, here end them q
laus Sic i tie extreme Tie following
ae, on 81 The method oforgan playing
Us Fiji s.ocIAlio temples. viii Be acknonl-
e siEikinely sarale ana apiEii-
sa
Pretty eoon, mlsie- gan sometimes
grand end .olema. but generally fast and
lively enough IS contra dance. p p.
said BE player 30. BIG salary g show Of
the b o. lid draw of big house. He
e0mmsnesa playing Old Hundred, Dame
pIIool suggests Ancient Century Al frst
d este - Il should Sc but room bis left
hand began e get unrnlY among ihe bass
notes hen ihe righl GU up Few monkey
shinesin he treble LEFT throw ID large
assortment . auageEs right led pc With 4
grand flourish and few dozen variations:
lefs struggled fully 6 keep Up. but soon
gave ont. sak ind ailer they vent
baek q irs bel anl hammsred away
seligiously q Old Hundred spite Of the
antics of Is fellow; 1ight nck ID march
marched into 9 quick step niokened into
gallQp; left stu kept Il Old Hunarsa;
fightput % al sorts 81 fantastic as. u
entice che left from is sense.ol pro ety;
lelt ST. unmoyed; right pntup few bars
of apopulaF waltz; leftwayera little;
strikes up favorite polka; Ieft evidently
yielding right dashea into = iigi LEFT nov
fairly ds is colors and goes over e Tie
enemyi and both commence an oInamented
hornpipe. leaving poor Old Hundred Is take
care Of himself AZ length With crash, 4
squeak, rush, roar. rumble and eKpi
ring groan the overture oorcluded and ne
service begaa.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

- At the late Wing Convention at
Syracuse. j political zealot offered 9 resO-
luton taking radical ground against the
fugitive slave Ian, butt was Kissed down
and obliged u withdrew bis resolution. -
Ssrgea lin rig1t Ire should move this
way and help tie little band 81 Southern
nalcontent Wings Who e trying g break
up tie national party e form sectional
one 70 hat sage and patriotic clique
However - beg e command . study Of the
fable at the & Z % lhecopeh wheel and after
having digested the wisdom # tbat short
lesson, Is read and endssvor 70 imbibe Che
spir 81 lhe ioIloNng alm5stas short which
has Just met
The DisINTna EIeE 81 i N ALe fAAHi.
We hear great ds Is .aa 1emcsfatie pa
pers 81 Tie breaking up ollhe N his patty
with similar expressions. Scae S sbsse
papers write long homiliss % s ian'a
which ere designed @ show sn
lie patience 8 Js hIo IL mud
swamp Of lheir stupidity, that The Wings
are deaa and buIied, past the hope q res
ecIcn and that every principle under
which they once rallied has become obso~
lete. Let such prOsy writer's remember
that We bide our lime Our principles are
as valuable as when heyalded e battle By
Clay Of supported 81 tie thunders Of Web
sser's eloquencs They have been defeated
but not annihilated The encouragement
of American industry and the support of
American Improvements jet Be the
policy of Che nation. They vii yet float on
he banners ofa victorious party from tie
Capital 1t Washington.
For lead md buried party Tie Wings
have lately Shown some most remarkable
signs of vitality There have been strug.
gles lately that are maryelously, ifthey are
the mere spasmodic actions Of q galvanized
body They certainly show some indtca-
lions Of life and energy We are afraid
that the Democrats viii see more Of them.
before the autumn campaigns are over.
Nat. Iatelllgeacsr.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20


DEA9AH o. 4 Coon You've Man .-It IS With
sorrow re announce the death Of ON Young friend
Mr. JoHN N HoLLINGsHoErH. Re died on
Wednesday at tie residence 81 Bis kathef slr. :.
81. HolEngs Eorth near thls city TIE deceased
vas 8 Young man universally respected end below
cd for his nsHy virtues. BE vas vel known here
and in Yicksburg as one Of the Clerks Of the
Steamer S s. Prentiss and bis obliging and gen-
temanly department "a the discharge Of bis duties
won the respect Of al Who knew him. - young
man he MS an exemplary member Of society, 9
constant attendant Of Church and Sabbath school
aud set an example Of tilial piety that the young
men Of bis acquaintance may probably Initiate.
The sympathies Of our community ere with the be-
reayed parents Of thisg good young man, now gone
vere evil chances Of adverse destiny cannot reach
rim. We know that IA sorrow Ike theirs, The
xoiee of consolation IS Of 20 aTail-He know from
&c experience that Their ue ahle ana Re
s4iloa|r assufs them c sepest "a
for the
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
INTO TON Oh PAU 'ERs AND
C0NVICTs

The consu1is siorel Of Emigration at New
York. stated sFe directing their asten.
ton g Increasing rantion caused by
the sending d inn ates Of European prisons
an poor houses o his cenHa Tie
Journal 81 Commerce ay
Within ihre nonshs not ta from 6ity
persoas IS several families have
arrived hers from Edsn d Ger
nsang. and d ieas have been received
that zone 81 liz German seesnra nss pFo.
pose adopting q n9aa extended system of
lranspo Pc method Of proceeding
nov adopted 3 grant pardons
% con9ieis % ision lhAl they shaI en,
gf @ s|se sse md lhsy
psrisnss lIl.|e d obtaining pass
ports S Germs pY from IS neliea con-.
sub Ae e eeles.iea 81 asif s..
Capt eas sizes president 81
Iar HE natter
gQasN en-
ms har 81 e6 8 advise
New Comm or oE
cl =. ae'
s. en
bE
At n 6f
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
FOR EIGN NEW $.
ITEMS nv TIE FTIR0PA

NEW York, Oct 1.-THE allies had santa force
into Zacaz 70 intercept the Russian trans
ports
It Wos rumored ID Greek commercial circles q
Vienna that tie allies had obtained s a.
Vantages The funds rose il consequence The
health Of tie allied army vas excellent
There IS q report that It vas determined the
attack d sebastopoI should take place on tie
29th. The Russian feet had been reconnoitrd il
TIE port Of Ssbastopol BY tie French steamer
Napoleon. Al Official bulletin Communicated TO
tie Enbassadors At Constantinaple. dated GloFal,
Sept. j /, announces that The allies had intended
next day to attack force Of 700 Russians posi-
ca ID tie direction q sebastopol but their camp
vas raised IL tie night the Russians falling back
on tie town. Twelve thousand Tartar volnn-
tesrs deserted and went over to the allies.
MS confidently stated b the Bourse Oh
Frdas that battle had been fought between tlls
Russians ane tho allied armies. The FEench e.
Gagged iifst Is thehetiun tie English soon coming
up. The Russians met with great loss and e
hsatad Ihis hoeevsfs could Only have been q
slirlnisa
Unarofabie ha occurred e tAs l's
ii lie Chimes which prevented marching
Ihs Iu making preparations e hssiege
snsa
Fm tie Baltic ascertainsd that
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
SPAIN Mr. scILE

The indiscreet conduct of 1Ir soale II lie
Court ofMadrd IS tlle subject 81 Severe
animadyersiop b &c American Ill
lhe European press charge
which has been made against him. ofcom.
plicity with the revolutionary movements
in Spain, be true d not, 81 that 70 such
cause i e be attributed his departure from
the Spanish cabinet Il Is erideat that be
has shown sufficiently 81 tie ultra cbarac-
tel Of bis letter to the Liberal Psess. of
Madrid, ! total unftness % he delicate
duties Ofhispost md singular non.appre
citation Of the cautious prudence essential
under I'll circumstance. to tie successful
.diplomatist. Instead Of 4 purpose Is aIIay
and compromise The known preiudices 81
Spain towards this Government which.
would be 50 necessary to tie success.
ofthe main idea Of bis mission, be has act.
ed part from which # anything we're Is
result i could only lsgitimately Be e add
fuel 70 The flame Of Spanish isalously d
which e personally and ofaeially As lad Be,
fore been subjected.
The idea e Republican liberty il Spain
IS simpIy ridiculous and congratulations
IN ~. soule to The insurrection 81 liberal
party md encourage nlent q fursher insur.
rscsionasy efforts. were palpable insults Is
the present government. Tie goFsrnmep.
e not.repablicannor does Il Res s & mblaneo
of Republicanism. Not only the freedom
q speech aud Of Tue press las been but
under TIE ban. but even political societies
.haye beenlorbidden-and this loo under the
authority u Espartero The great liberal
chief But Was tie policy.oi Mr. souIe
after having failed in bis Caban neeotia.
lions with President Esperato Is 0yerlhrou
him h another insurrection and advance
70 bis desigas2 We trust not and that he
would fafther respect lis oHn position IS
veil IS The good faith and nationa bonorof
his governments
Inc Charleston Mercury has tie follow
ing remarks On The letter Of Mr. souIp
The facts under which It's writlen as
are these
The Liberal Press Magf;d shlly
she triumph 8 shsil principles
0y bauet 70 which they invited Nh
Sonle. He excused himsel from attending
y ths score of health 81 snt letter ID
which he moi onlv makes hei par
isan Filh them bu dsnennees ihe oppo
'ise party b terms lilse short 81 abusive.
This g che midst g abister struggle be
Vsen factions il which everything
uInoil & JEOPARDY g American nis "a
Fhose hands have been entrusted ne most
lsliease aud Porsans uesons lid hose
'ouFse should have been one ol consultation
nd moderation towards 81 has. acted s. Ills
npfaasns aad unBeeonine nann M
he business would 81 loi "a rep.
.sssntati we 8 s. rides IS lhe dome
'sNeaIisns Hell asTie. lte
Q hIeh he M
SO 8 position eaa dalies g
g onlEo| h
6 se'I ai step
O. eH re
81 e6Nn
hs sa eaeh
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

There hss been few cases s. zalloa fever
"a Raymond aud Brandon.
The reports ere contradictory shout the health
q Vicksbufg The pspe1s say there Is 20 ierel
thsIe 81 aHy consequence. except among the Ger
nan enigrants stopped On their way 70 tie int,
rior, asd private sdgicsa SAY there IS great deal
Of il among al CLASSES Of The citizens. + the physi-
eians would report, ne should probably come ct
something rear the truth Of the matter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
Very sincerely and your friend.
JOHN M Ola YTCN .


Pennsylvania CREST feeling IS maui-
tested = the Know Noshing The
Harrisburg Telegraph
The Know Nothing have become pow
e "a tie state and no politician can afford
Is drspise them. lsl bin think 81 them and
then seal q Supposed designs g hostilely
IS 4 IS possible q think d my body ol mon.
When party. new 81 pld wins Victory
ter viesorY. with 90 great apparent siiori
he tine % dsspIsing il-if + ever existed
passes away SO great movement ean
/ epsn among any int gent people. Ike
tho those It she United States without
having sone cause 81 On inapols'nt ehaKaes
.e1 There can Sc 20 question chat the
K Nothing has grown OF
81 Fixed eaases aol Mh|eh becomes visible
8 l's iFes 81. Instead sf des
nsn 2lA
condemn Aos ssae hs
been m
e means
coming m
a l'me
81
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20


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Sn.ipo IS. .bIoo,,sa into sgmmar re- sn,,r,s,
s5ss ~ As,,..,, .ns IS assg,as. bo.,s sloso
on chilling winds haststh ID the embrace Of WIN.
ter. The Eail S beautiful but its very beauty
is sad -tor is bloom IS but thshestie lush upon
the cheek Of diving beauty the sure indication 81
speedy dissolution. g IS The Unconscious eontem-
plation Of these changes that produces tie pen
sire shade lar pleasure halfpain upon tie feeling
heart and thinking mind. We know that Nc are
al fastening on to the Feb Of life and the chang
Ing seasons ore adlhonitory lessons Tint al that Is
good end beautiful must die, must 9de nom earth
Autumn IS tEve type q tie evening O lie when
q man pauses On the list deellyity which com
nuns : - 2 s s7s 20. s e 49, aesA l.so
tne vaily aaa saaaoa g ass7a, 1he rays g hs
meridian san laa oDiiqusly upon his path cast
ing eagsa'ng shadows INTO the grave ana tae
s0ilsing @ shortened time watts nom the Sty,
gan poel llls le5 Dreamer A-1eai when ia0Sll-
PCS &c quiet palse g manhood ana hlesane aa-
5aonisaes g sla1 llles hslal ieKe drawing s. SIS
close DF hsatiie Before % SCI ins
aal pe ned By Che h0pefnl
lisa g Christianity, HEota y bis beAtifal poem,
the Hermit
. lis plight aud the landscape i pleasant no
more
IInourn, but Is voodsendsI noun lot tor
you,
For morn IS approaching vouf ehasms Is res
tore;
Perfumed With fresh fragrance ana gl;tterine
With dew
Tor yet for the raYaae az s inter noun
Kind nature the embryo blossnm win save.
But .sie.l n S0riag oislt To moal7,r,so ,as,s
lid acfea sEal ! sla0a oatfs nioja s. II
eyaUs
The s,enfie noss hs...s 1r.-t
$ :. .S.s s'', ,., ny pnll
fades ks IS Grass ST shan is livs sasiB sp5 3
hisfiesh see God.
many years ago there vas yonng poet Who
~ :. eeiss1al 8sloA s = ~
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20


B The correspondence ID relation to the diff
heulty between some Of cur citizens appeared u
tie last Democrat. We would gladly rspublisEed
il, but the want Of space preeludesit 4 IS graf.
flying to Us to know that a difficulty, which at
one tine seemed to threatrnd serious consequences
has been 50 honorably adjusted to al parties,
We feel and cannot refrain from expressing our
Indignation towards tie fea0 outsiders, Who to
crafty litsIa con terlptT5le spleen that they have
not tie manliness 70 az eW. have attempted to
forestaI public opinion. and produce tie impress
sion that some Of the parties, to use their ovn ele-
CANT hlsology hai' : sasistsi' Upon all such
eorts every truly honorable man looks with scorn
and contempt. The CORES popdence shows thst
there vas no finching in any quarter, but upon
the contrar5, seems that all the parties involved
d tie difficulty delegated to two gentlemen as
men Of honor and as mutual friends the power so
say what IVES right and proper to be done a the
premises. Thus empowered they did say What
was right and proper and all parties submitted
cheerfplIy to their award, and no one save
those Who eslk With jjaundieed eyes through the
medium q prejudice, can sag that the honor q
any Of The parties has been nprolnised.
Loss OF THE Sc AMsHlP ARCTIC
The following despateh 3e copy ron the Vel.
burg Ei.g ef the 14th inst
LOUISVILLE October LIZ 4.
The collision 81 the Arctic and the propeller
Sun occurred st noon, on The 9th September.
10 dense fog going ct the rate Of thirteen Knots
per hour Two hundred persons were ca the
propeller Immediately tie life boats were
launched; and6led With The crew and few pas
ssnsers raft vas constructed, and II sud.
q en panic % le Arctic nunbe got a 80 rats
and 10 the sh boat Ia three minutes after Il
Arctic SINK. with a 90 boaf Ta AIT shortly
after capsize5 and but one only he seventy-ons
81 & we're saved The bal d ST An
dIa y p, picked np one Is boats TIE
Huren fred rockets al night Is hopes of falling
the remainder 81 the boats. but Ter cndsyo1s
tsla fguiess On The asth she spoke tie sip
Lebanon, bound or New York. ana transferred
eighteen q VIC reached New
boat today
Among taken anebee the
Huron Thompson, 81 Ne Orleans
m ons seen on Tie deck d
tie US III. &c aiel partner
Tie poal oasa 81 SIMPLY CO. and
Cock q opsloa Loaisa
Halia 70 Col ha
TO Arctic Is 4s "a .tst tie
81 a o states
t BAD been hes Is tie
9th p pas
MIN ssaeai se
81 ieh
lie iT Balkan
lts q 50 e ana other
a 9 reached 81.
eHe t
whist IS care
e running
I1E Arctic
c 81 ac
M
1r waters fe h
osa
S. Arctic
e6
Collins @ beaIs a sewers
e So ace f.a ee
aaa 81 enc
Nas
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

Harm O. ouR CRY We believe Hazoo
City IS perfectly healthy ct present. 1hevs has
bssn some iaa cases q dapgas during the last
eu weeks. but none ietai.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

Among oilers ere ne 5oloring gooas
100 ton snede and American Boz Iroh
$50 English and hoop, Boiler and
Sheet IRON;
900 " HolloWwafa aud Casting ass. ai
Sizes,
10000 tts BrazIes Copper ass. az sizes
5000 kegs Nails ass.
$500 doz. Carolina Cane and Grab Hoes
800 /" Axes olin'a Hunts, ADD o'h
Makers
200 ohcVels ard Spades rsd
500 " Best Cotton and Woo cards
$40 Casks it OK Log and Trace Chains
1900 Plough aasd Kings Carey Halls
and Mayhers cast
Cologne's Ill stones and Grind stones
Mil ons. Boiling Cloths &C., &C.
Together with full assortment Of directim
portation Foreign and Domestic Shelf Hard
ware allof which will be sold Oh he mos, la.
Ofabla terms. oct2Q 6m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

q for my bright NY faded hours
When life was Ike summer stream,
0n whose gay banks TIC virgin lowers
Blusaed d tie morning rosy beam
Or danced upon she breeze that bars
It's store rich perfume along
While The wood robin poured on air.
The rayishing delights ofsong
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
Soda Bisent

q EN- boxes just received and fof ale
oct20 %. Tkn1oR
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

s400 pair heavy Negso Blankets lor sale 81
49, oct20 y. IANsonfrE'
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-16
CONSTABLE SALE.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed from
ID a judgment rendered by E. H. VanDecar, a
Justice of the Peace in and for the township OF
Georgetown, county of Ell Dorado and State OF
California on the 18th day of October, 1854, in
favor of James Tribe and against John McWhor-
ter, for the sum of ninety-eight (98 00) dollars
debt and twenty-nine and 40-lOO GO 40) dollars
cost and accruing cost, have levied upon and
will expose at public sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash, on Thursday, the thirtieth day
day, the following described property, to wit
The Round Tent and all buildings thereunto at
tached, situated on the East side of Main street
in the village of Garden Valley, between Celey
u Co.'S sawmill and Harriss Il Clemmons store,
in Georgetown township, county and State afore-
said.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Novem-
Der, A D., 1854. Sale to take place on the prem
ises. A. L. HARTZEI4L, Constable.
4-3w*
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-16
Arrivals at the Georgetown Hotel
FOR TEE WEEK ENDING NOV To-

FOR TEE WEEK ENDlNU NV AN'
VIM. Stevens, Soseph Olmstead, Z. HIz, Ella Elias
VIM. " Fnny, Mr.. seaton, Chas Drew, J. Pqlhe, q
mus, L. Barche, J. Bender, Peter Bender, Jonn m
e b Lee FDee Tees RrfShR g. RoSf SfoSs George
a. u w n Padon. James Hannah Jones JOha-
SOM SON. e. R. Pliiey VIM; Flagg J. Flemming j. j.,
Vino oliver, John Roberts, W. d. StroWn, John
c. Free r Richards, T. Q. More 3 J; GelSoni G. G.
T Stratton. Jas. Ellis, D. w. Brown, w. j..
Cornett, G. m Frank Anthony, Chas; Haman, David
Davis Nj. Taylor james g Byron GacSan Dan : JARED ed
Craan Chas Kevser, T. M. Mills, A. N. Kilburg,
ten6 Thomas Taylor, P. Manning, W. Brown, Merrick
Cooley, D. Miller, Mr.. Cornett, Edward Burns,
II. Fittimore, Walter G. Chiles, Warren Mix, j.
R. Hardenbergh, Mr.. Derlack, Chas: Mathews,
p Van Burgen. VIM. Stevens, Mr.. Whitney and
Lady, Joseph Olmstead, John Leery, r. H. Corn
forth, J. W. Wagner.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-16
CIGARS! CIGARS, CIGARS!
Wholesale and Retail.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Georgetown, that he is in al
most daily receipt of Cigars of the most superior
brands, together with a general assortment, from
the common up, which he offers for sale, either
by the WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
He also keeps on hand large supply of choice
Chewing Tobacco,
consisting in the Natural Leaf, Booth & Fergu-
sons Peach Flavored, Crumpton's Sovereign of
the Seas" Luscious Luxury, Fruit Brand, Peach
Brand, Grape Brand, and Mrs. MilIer's and An
derson's Fine Cut Can Tobacco. Also, various
qualities of
SNUFF,
such as American Gentlenan's Snuff French
Gentleman's, Coarse Snuff, Rappee, Aaccaboy,
and Scotch SnuffS.
Also, Cigartos, Matches, and Playing Cards !;
all of which will be sold either by the wholesale
or retail, on the most reasonable terms.
c. S. BARNEY.
Georgetown, Oct. 10, 1854. 1-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-16

6tTAyE OF CAI TF0RNIA, El Dorado
| = County, ss.-In Justices Court before A. p.
Williams, Justice Of the Peace Georgetown town
ship.
The People of the State of California to JAMES
NJ. BURRlS. Greeting: You are hereby sum
moned to be and appear before me, the under.
signed Justice OF the Peace in and for the town.
ship OF Georgetown, county and State aforesaid
at my office IN Georgetown in said township, on
Saturday, the eighteenth day Of November, A. D.
1854 at the hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ of said day
then and there to answer the complaint Of John
G. Davis in civil action for the recovery OF the
sum of seventy-seFen dollars for work and labor
done and performed by the said J. c. Davis in
the Blue Rock Tunnel at the special instance and
request of the said Bunds, as per complaint now
on file in my Office.
Herein fail not to appear and answer as afore-
said, or Judgment will be taken a5ainst you "
default for the said sum of segentyseven dollars
costs and expenses of this suit.
Witness my hand at my Office in Georget2Wh'
this twenty-ffth day Of October, A. d -.
A.P. WILLIAMS. j. P.
1t appearing to my satisfaction ny the aHiqavit
of John C. Davis that the above defendant j. III
BufTi has so concealed himself that eIsonai ser
vice cannot be made upon him, and that ohst
cause of action exists against him. IT Is therefore,
ordered that service herein he MADE 'g pupilSa-
tion of summons once week, Tor t1!ee weeks,
in the Geogetown Weekly News, piloilc rev
per published in Georgetown county anu State
aforesaid. ,r.,.o
Oct Is, 1854. SJT