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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23
For the Missisappsan.
Democracy Rallying---Good Views.
STARKvILLE, May 14th 1se,

0AA1n 'AA1H, NAY AEsH 4cDO.
Ed. MIssIssIPPIAN;-The Democracx of
Oktibbeha held their meeting to-day, in SUP
port of the action of our Charleston delegates
Great harmony prevailed the Democrats
were unit; while many of the opposition
heartily concurred with our movement. Isaac
N. Davis, formerly of Panola, after the meet
;ng fully organized, made capital speech, and
fully came into our ranks. He is one of the
thirty delegates appointed to our State Con-
yention. Chancellor Dickinson of Lowndes
has taken a like stand. II. w. Foote. Of
Noxubee, member of the Legislature in
1854, is also with US, and so of VIM. s. Boil
ling of Winston. These gentlemen have
been leading members Of the Opposition party.
Mr.. Boiling says Winston County is almost
unanimously with us, and that we will not
lose 100 votes in November. Ihaye the same
good news from Chickasaw and other counties.
/ believe our State Convention will be q
large and united one. Such it should be; Sol
great principles are at stake. G.
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sFATEoFmssIsslPPI,, In ehsuesry Court,
SUsFLovEE eoUsFY. June term, A.D. 1854
William B. Whitehe.d,l
STATE OF HIsslssIPpI.l Ia cA.se.ry ces.s {
william Heard, III
W9-;,,..ap p.,e..,

Charles 3 and william s. Balfour.l
ENN0 the defendants IN sbove ststsl cause and
Il slI other persons claiming or hsNRg an inter-
est either legal or equitable in the lads hersnsf-
Ter described at the time the same Wes sold or for
feitsd for taxes, and all such other pesons - may
be interested tberein
Whereas, the Northwest quarter. Of section
tEenty-tEo, township seFentssn, rsnfs two, wes5
situated in said county, April ST. 1888, Tor.
feitsd TO sad State for the taxes due thereon, and
was purchassd from said State Of Mississippi. on
the 10th, day Of August 1883, and MD Hesrd, hay.
ing led bis bill IN said Court, clsimng said land
under safd forfeiture and purchase, and praying
for confirmation Of said claim; nor, therefore,
you sre hereby notified 70 Be, and appear 81 the
Court aad term - aforesaid J, snd sh6T eanse, II
any there be against said tax title, and Why claim
ants title should not be eondrmed, AM DO, and
suffer such other things the Court may decree In
the premises. D.W. HESLIE Clerk.
JIM. Dyer, b. s. Alien, Attorney for CsmPlsn't.
May 9'e0-w4H.
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HHAjT1i sTATE OF MIssIssn PIl

ITO all perssns claiming or having IN interest
either legal or equitable, in the land Ire.
afsr described, ct the time the same Was sll1 foi
taxss, and al such other persons ~ may Be inlsr
estsi therein to the Lots 8, 10, ID and IL sseisr
l6. bEnship 20, range l. east, lyiag, and bsins in
SanaoWer County, State Of Mississippi, chained
under q tsx-dssd, from the Sheriff q sanEssel
county, TO Exskish MeEabb, dated Nay 3rd, le5e
being The time said land was ssld for the iaxeI
that had aecr aed on the same for the year 1851 4
be, and appsar at the June Term Of the Chanf1rj
Court Of Sunaowsr County, 1850, and shoa ssss'
against said t2x-desd, and why the claimants NJ
tax-t titls shall not be confirmed.
ID. ]. T0USON,
May 1e-w4w. Attorney for Cisimant
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In the House, on the 11th inst, Eli Thay-
er, whom Forney's Press styles 'the famous
Republican member from Massachusetts,, and
the active agent of the Kansas Emigrant Aid
Soeiety"-the chief originator Of the scheme
by which John Brown with his hordes of Alb
clifton cut-throats and outlaws were poured
into Kansas to assassinate, and plumber, and
outyote at the polls, the emigrants from the
South-made warm speech in favor Of the
doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty. The Press
says that Douglas was present during the de.
livery of the speech of this disciple of Old
Brown, and was, apparently, much graft.
fed" The Tribune says:
Mr.. Douglas was an enthusiastic listener to
Mr.. Thayer's speech, which was witty and
plausible, but in practical ability and logical
reasoning, far inferior to those of Messrs.
Grow and Gooch. When he finished, he rush.
ed up to shake hands sOit schat he denonanated
the "SquGtter Sovereign King"
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STATE OF MIssISSIPPI9 In Chsnesry Court,
SUErLowEs CoUxrr. June Term DISCO
William s. Heard,
ana Iamna a. .Parter.

John A., and James A .Pofter,l "a
TTN0 the defendant In above stated canse, and all
other psrsans claiming O. haylng an interest,
described ct the time the same we're sold or fofei-
ted for taxes, and al such other Psrssns % may be
interested therein
Whereas, the undivided half interest Of section
seven, township seventeen, range three, vest ST
uatsd in said county, wss on April 2nd, ls1s, sold
TO said Stata, for the tAxes due theFeen, and VA
purchased from 4said State of Mississippi, on ths
10th day Of August, 1855, and said Heard, having
filed his bin in said Court claiming said land IN
der said forfeiture and parchass, and praying for
confirmation Of said claim; NOS, therefore, you sr'
hereby notified 70 be, snd appear st the Court ant
term e Aforesaid, and show eapss, Il any there b
against aid tar titls, snd Why elsinsst's It'd,
should bot bs confirmed, and De, and suaer suel
other things e. the Court may decree In the prem
ises. d. W. BksLIRs Clerk.
J.M.Dysr. b. 8. Alien, Attornsy' y'sfor oomplan'i
Nav sbo-w4w.
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Mr.. JOHN MARsHALL-0n Wednesday
we had the pleasure Of avisit from this gen.
tleman, the editor Of the State Gazette, Aus.
tin, Texas, and Chairman of the Democrats
Central Committee of his State He brings
cheering reports of the condition of the Demo.
cratic sentiment in Texas.
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eg- We are auth rized to announce the mama n,
az EDWARDS can siiste TOR the office Of Probate
Clerk. Election In October
~ weare authorized to announce HOWELL A.
Election In O1t.5tes.
We are authorized to announce the name Ct sAM11Ef
DON sELL, Us q candidate for the ofice q Probate
Clerk
WE are authoS:zed to annansce w. N. RIcHEY a.
candidate fur -eIeeo 70 the oce VI County Assessor
at the next election.
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STATE OF MIsSIssIPPI,l In Chancery Court
SUEFLowER County. June term, A. D. 1850
NIB. Whitehead,

Unknown heirs Of James A. EFsrett,l
~ o the defendant in above stated cause, and I'll
other persons claiming or having an interest,"
either legal or squitable in the lands hsreinAltez
described at the time the we're sold forLsi-
ted for taxes and all such othes persons may be
interested therein
Whereas, section eleven, township eightssn,
range two, west, situated in said County, wss on
April 7th 1851 forfeited to said Stss for the taxss
due thereon, and purchased from said Stats, By n.
b. Whitshead, on the 10th day of August, 1858,
and said Whitehead having fled his BILL in said
Court, claiming said land under said foafeiinrs
and purchase,and praying for . eoafrmstio1 Of
said claim; now, therefore, you are hereby nothed
to be, snd appear at the court and term asafore
said, and show c4nse, If any there be against said
tax title, and why claimants title should pot be
confirmed, and do, and suffer such other thing ss
the court may decree in the premises.
D W. HESLIP, Clrk
I'm. Dyer, a. s. Allen. Atty's for Conplan.at.
Nav '6a-H4H
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GTWe learn that James D. Stewart, Esp
of the firm of Stewart & Griffith, bankas
of this city, was elected Treasurer Of the Uii-
versity of the South for the Diocese Of Ms
sissippi, by the Episcopal Convention recent
ly held at Vicksburg.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23

MOVEMENTS OF THE DEMocRAcY-Our col
umns to-day bear ample testimony to the
spirit with which the Democratic masses Of
Mississippi are responding to the call of the
Executive Committee. Thus far there has
been nothing but the most overwhelming de-
monstratons Of approval of the course Of the
delegates at Charleston. Not a discordant
voice is heard.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDS.
AUDTToa' 0FFIcE,

= jackson, Mlssss ny 10Th, f5bU.
'TlHE following described lands, in theeount, Of
Franklin, delinquent for non -paymen. Of
- of 1857. win be subject to entry or purchase
skhis once. after so days from the date hereof By
= eitizen Of this Stale, upon payment II
.unt for which said lsnds are delinquent, and al
- 70 he State, with damages and subsequent
- aeerued. Viz /: . part q Sections nine and
Ay-one, in Townships ave snd six, Of Range one.
II, containing three nandred and ninety-eighi
N-ssf, See Revised COas Of Mississippi, Chap
lsse. .. Arts. As and 46. page 81.
3. r. BURT,
z.v1s,sa--sod. Auditor of Public Aecounts.
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The MISSISSIPPIAN.
Jackson, ::::::::: May Is, 1880.

SPECIAL AaENI-NR J. j. DENsoS, is the specia
agent for the Mississippian and viii visit the different
s.ons a the State for the transaction of business con.
n.,sd with the once. Our friends In the Southern
counties may xpect him during the Spring months and
e trust the Democracy viii receive him with that cor
d.,tv which the importance Of the mission demands.
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OF We find the following paragraph in the
ph;ladalnhia Press of Monday:

InlIaueIPUN 1IeSS VI 11OIluAJ
regret to be called to state that serious
fears are entertained lest the venerable head
of the Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Taney, may never again take his seat
on the bench. He fell from sheer exhaustion
a few days ago, and had to be borne to his
chamber. Another Of the aged members o.
this high tribunal is also in very enfeebled
condition.
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The BALTIMoRE NoMNATIoS IN Ala
BAMA.-The Mobile Advertiser has the fol-
lowing despatch from Selma, the 18th.
There was grand impromptu rally here
last night, to respond to the glorious news
from Baltimore.
The nomination of Bell and Everett was
cordially ratified.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Byrd
Philips and Frow, Wings and by Alex. White
and ]. w. Lapstsy, who have recently been
acting with the Democrats.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23

SPEECH OF Mr.. AVERY OF n. C.-The read
er is referred to the fourth page of this paper
for the able speech of Mr.. Avery, in favor q
the majority platform, in the Charleston Con-
yention.
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ARTEsIAN SpRING.-By reference to our adj
vertising columns, it will be seen thsi the
opening ball at this favorite pleasure esort,
will come off on the 9Th inst.
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0r The democratic candidate for United
States Senator from Connecticut, in opposi-
ton to Lafayette P. Poster, was w. W. Eas-
ton, Of Hartford. Mr.. Easton made speech
in the Democratic caucus, taking strong
grounds against Mr.. Dousas and his doc
trines, declaring that the seventeen Demo.
cratic States repudiated them. and defending
the Southern view of the Territosial question.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23

III Convention on The deinaud Ut Az
other Southern States, after the VIII
our delegates, thereby encOur1ein
that an acceptable Platform may ya
ted by the regular Convention, in az
with the requirements Of the Southern
cracy, that our delegates to said Con
be re-appointed to represent Mississippi
adjourned session, and that they be expr
instructed to adhere to the doctrines conta b.
in the Majority Report nothing morC
-consenting to nothing less and
Resolved, further, that the said delegate,
should be empowered to represent the Demo
cracy of Mississippi in the Richmond Conven.
ton, with authority TO cooperate with the
Democracy there assembled in whatever
measures may be deemed expedient or essen
tial to the success Of the common cause.
On motion Of Mr.. Wharton, it was
Resolved That the Chairman furnish the
Secretary list Of the delegates from the dif-
ferent precints in the county to represent us
in the Convention, to meet in jackson. on
Wednesday, the 30th May inst: and the
Chairman and Secretary be added 10 the dele
CATION. 1890. ~. - -
The following Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention were appointed by the
Chairman
As.bUyn--J E Kelly, NJ w Stanley. AIbert
Newman, " Lowery, Thos Sims, John Evans,
G B Hail. Jas Hall
BrownsIue-Jno P Martin. R e stratton
d Slay, VIM Wells, w A Dawson, DrJ n
Mcconnell, A p Bush, w j Austin.
Cdyuga.- Jno A Gibson, Levi Gibson r
ElliItt Preston Gibson, A N Newman. r A
Hernn.
Dry GroUe-Jno M. Mcneil. B. +. Dc.
burn, g w Osburn, DR. w B Smart.
7Ssrg.--L Mimms, j j Smile. DrJA
Ried, w Harvey, J Riley, + N Riley. B I,
Brown, w A Thompson, DR. w B Smsrt
Uticd.-S d Currie, DIR A. Yatek A r
Meeks, q W Minis, M g CASTOR, DR. Camp
bell, I c Murphy, r g Yates
RGymOnd.-Robt Miller, Neil Mcneil. w
Dillon, w + Coorpender, Geo w Gibbs. H
q Gibbs, h g Bankston. j B Fairchild, j w
kirkpatrick, Jno A Fairchild, Major Noble.
JaeksOn-E Barksdale. C E Hooker, @
r Dickson, I. j. Wharton, r A Clark, J d
Elliott, M Dotson, s II Lester, II Manship.
S G FarIar, j C Napier, H H Smyth, w II
Estelle, DR. Boyd, DIR NJ Russell, ] ID Free
man, Gen 10 Bell, w P Harris, r Griffith.
Cinton.-Dr Geo Stokes, DR. Z G. Banks.
r Stewart, j w Welburu, Andrew Thomas
c l. Thomas, VIM Mcneil, Dan1 Mcneil.
Jno M Graves.
EdtOards Depot.-Farrar Morrison, ] +
Watson, Bey Blount DIR w B Williamson, Dr.
NJ w Phillips.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Mississippian, and
that democratic papers throughout the State
be requested to copy them.
- ''''''' T Rolf: HfELER, cha
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= <oF FMISSISSIPPI,I 10 Chancerv Cou,,
tsse<leWER COUNTY, June Term a. d. 1860
uaI5n 5. Heard,l

sT, 6oF MISsISsIPPLt 10 Chancery Court.
81 tsssIoEER County, june Term 4. b. 1850
wa :. HsArd'l
a aaco.
n.ssIke defendant in the above stated cause and
#other persons claiming or having an in
zsilber legal or equitable, in the lands here
-. l,seribed, at the time the same were sold or
= n.1s for Taxes, and all such other persons as
III. Ul. Interested therein:
ss{,sr,ss. the North half of section thirty two.
S;p eighteen, range three, west, situated ia
~ henty, was sold to Samuel Rose, the first
- - il May, 1857, for the Taxes due thereon,
. = @.shased from said Rose, by said Heard, on
- ash day of May, 1853, said Heard having
s,ss s s bl in said Court, claiming said land un5
A. 81 forfeiture and purchase, and praying for a
ss.ssst;en Of said claim;
eo1- - fherefore, you are hereby notified to be,
1s4sksar at thsCsurt and Term as aforesaid, and
zrss, if any there be against said tax title,
ne ns Is eisimaats title should not be confirmed,
~ - IA safer such other things as the Court
nsy rs. isrss in the premises. n N urs,,p n
yTDysr, II. S. Allen, Attorneys for 0omplsu't.
~ Se-s4w.
-. |6r aIssaSSiRPI4 -Is Chaueery Court,
ezSloEER CoUNTY. june Term, A d. 1850.
u.,,TR. Whitehead, by next friend NJ
3 Aitehead, vs..
Wood Co.
rrss&s defendant ia above stated cause, and all
3sr persons claiming or having an interest,
ss,szaI or equitable in the lands hereinafter
- ct the time the same we're sold or forfei-
~ n faxes, and all such other persons IS may be
intr.ssd therein;
wszszs, the Lots /, 9, 10, IL, Il,
n 1flssnd 16, section ave. township seventeen,
.sn-s&lee, west in said county, was on April 7th,
i8sf eited to said State, for the taxes due there
N ii parchased from said State by said Martha r
Whitassd, on the 10th day Of August, 1858, and
aid rrtha R., having fled her bill in said Court,
rlsimjsx aid land under said forfeiture and pur-
ehasz "a praying for confirmation Of said claim
No. tsrsfore, you are hereby notified to be, and
apnezIst the Court and term aforesaid, and show
eruss i any there be against said Tax Title, and
uhr anants title should not be confirmed, and do
And safsr such other things assthe Court may de-
crss inthe premises.
wv. HESLIP, Clerk.
J.nDyer, IS. Allen, Attorneys for Compliant
H.a# 1f0-WAR
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pleased the result would have 4,,.;ro,v
different, and that little, if ap5 - th.n
one-third of the Convention, N. j.
favor of the action from whis ,,o,,
sought to prove that majority 4 ca,ssn.
ton was in favor of the principles eft
Judge Douglas"
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To ApvEHrIsERs-The Mssissppian goes to press I'm
medately after the arrival Of half past O'Clock cars
from Nov Orleans Those wishing their ad ts
inserted would do well to bring them in before O'Clock
on publication days.
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STATE OF MIsSIsslPPIl In Chaneery Court
STEFLowER County. { June Term, A. D. 1850
Mary d. Whitshead. and Nathan B. Nhitehssd.i
Afford G. Downs.

u 70 the defendant in above stated cause, and
u all other persons claiming or having n II
terest either legal or equitsble, in the lands here
matter described At the time the same we're sod er
forfeited for taxes, and all such other persons y
may be interested therein
Whereas, the Southwest quarter, and West-haf
Of Northwest quarter, of section thirtytwo, tswn-
ship seyentsen, range two, west, situated in sid
county, was on April 7th, 1851, forfeited 70 ssid
State, for the taxes dae thereon, and parehsssd
from the State of Mississippi; by said Mary y,
on the 10th day of August 1888, and said Msry y,
having fled her bill in said Court, claiming sid
land under said forfeiture and purchase, and pray
ing for confirmation of said claim; now, therefrs,
You are hereby notified to be, and aPpear 81 The
Court and term Aforesaid, and show cause, II
any there be against said tax title, and VIII ciain
ants title should not beeonfrmed, and do, and suffer
such other things - the Court may decree In the
premises. ID. W. HESLIP, Clerk.
: j asDysr,H Il. s. Alien, Atts's for Gonplsissat.
Nav '6e-W4W
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Vote on the Bill to repeal the laws Pro
tecting Slavery in New Mexico.

On the 10th inst, the freesoil majority if
the House of Representatives passed bill re-
healing the laws adopted by the Legislature
of the Territory of New Mexico establishing
and protecting slavery therein. The follow
ing is the vote by which this outrage was
perpetrated
YEAs-Adams of Massachusetts, Aldrich,
Alley, Ashley, Babbit, Beale, Bingham, Blair,
Blake, Brayton, Buffinton, Burlingame, Burn
ham, Butterfeld, Campbell, Carey, Case,
Clark B. Cochrane, Colfax, Conkling, Covode,
Dawes, Delano, Duell Dunn, Edgerton, Ed
wards, Eliot, Ely, Farnsworth, Fenton, Ferry,
Foster, Frank, French, Gooch, Grow, Guriey'
Hale. Helmick, Hoard, Humphrey, H1tcnnS,
Irvine. Junkin, Kellogg of Michigan helogS
of Illinois, Kenyon, Kilgore, halllnger, Leacn
Of Michigan, Lee, Longnecker, LOOMS, Love
iov. Marston, McKAAp, McKnight Gs5neI-
son, S Moorhead Nixon ..ss .,a'n Rofinson s.,a
Of Rhode Island, Royce, Scranton, Sedgwicl
Sherman, Somes Spinner, Stanton, Stevens
Tappan, Tompkins, Train, TrimbIe, Vande
yer, Verree, Wade, Waldron, Walton, Wash
burn of Wisconsin, Washburne of Illinois
Washburn Of Maine. Wells, Wilson, Window
Wood Woodruf-97.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams Kentucky, Adrain
Allen, Anderson of Missouri, Anderson O
Kentuck, Ashmore, Avery, Barksdale, Barr
Barrett, Bocock, Bonham, Boyce, Branch
Bristow, Burch, Burnett, Clark of Missouri
Clopton, Cobb, John Cochrane, Cooper, Cox
Craig Of Missouri, Crawford, Curry, Davis ol
Maryland, Davis of Indiana, Dejarnette, Eth
eridge. Florence Garnett, Cartrell, Harris Of
Virginia, Haskin, Hawkins, Holman, Houston,
Howard, Hughes, jackson, jenkins, Jones,
Keitt, Kunkel, Lamar Landmm, Larrabee,
Leach of North Carolina, Leake, Logan. Love,
Martin of Ohio, Mcqueen, Miles, Millson,
Montgomery, Moore of Kentucky, Moore Of
Alabama, Morris of Illinois, Niblack, Pendle-
ton, Peyton, Peelps, Pryor, Pugh, Reagan,
Reynolds Riggs, Robinson of Illinois. Rufin,
Schwetz, Scott, Simons, Singleton, Smith ot
Virginia, Stalworth, Stevenson, Stout Tay-
lor, Thayer, Thomas, Underwood, Vallandig-
ham, Vance, Webster, WhiteIey, WinsIow,
Woodson, and Wright-9o
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KANSAS IN THE SENATE.-The COMMITTEES
on Territories, in the Senate, will report the
House bill to admit Kansas into the Union
without any recommendation. OF course
Senator Green and tho Administration men
viii oppose it. Judge Douglas has never At
tended the Committee on Territories since the
secessionists degraded him from his post as
chairman. When the bill comes before the
Senate he will do all he can to carry it through
-PhiladeIphaa Press.
Hence it appears by the statement of this
Squatter Sovereignty organ, that Douglas
having united with the Black Republicans in
keeping Kansas out of the Union, when she
applied with regularly formed pro-slavery
constitution, will maintain his consistency by
voting with the Black Republicans to ad-
init Kansas, with her illegally formed anti.
slavery constitution. And this is the man
that the squatter sovereignty Democracy ol
the North west, and the abolitionized demo
cracy of New England, with few miserable
1renegades in the South, are trying to force
upon the Democracy of the slave-holding
States as a candidate for the Presidency.
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STAfEOF MISSISSIPPI In Chancey Court
SUsaE0wKR COUNTY. June TermA d. 1860
Msry =. ]. Whitehead, and N. B. Whitehead,)


8 ]. j. Wood.
FV0 hedefendant in above stated cause, and all
IL ohes persons claiming or having an interest,
either sBl or equitable, in the lands hereinafter
desorihd 1t the time the same were sold or forfei
ted forAxes, and all such other persons as may be
intersS.sd therein:
Whasss, the East-half Of Northeast quarters
(RkdNE NJ Of section i've, township eigh-
teen r1nge one, west, in said county, was April
Ia ieio forfeited to said State for the taxes due
thsrsoa. and purchased from said State, by COM
plainaak Mary II. Whitehead. on the 10th day of
Aagu& 1858. and said MAry NJ, having fled her
bin in aid Court, claiming said land under said
fsrfeitsze and purchase, andpraying for confrms-
ten ofsaid claim now, thetefore, you are hereby
notifs % be, and appear st the Court and term as
afores1d, and show csuse, Il any there be against
ssid IA lille, and why claimants title should net
be eonirnsd, and do, and snffsr such other things
ss thee0art may decree in the premises.
DIV. HESLIP, Clerk.
J.MDysr Il. s. Allen, Atty's for Complainant.
Mars 6e-W4W.