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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30
CUILEGES.
DICHMOND COLLEGES.

The SESSIONS of this institution open on the
LIST Of October. and continue until the LIST of
July.
The College comprises the following schools, to
wit:
/. Latin II. Greek III. Modern Languages ;
~. Mathematics; V. Natural Sciences; VI.
Moral Philosophy; VII. English.
In addition to the foregoing, a School of Law,
and a Commercial Department are connected
with the College.
The entire expenses of a student, including
BOARD In messing clubs, tuition and other college
fees, fuel, lights, and washing, amount to 5000
for the session Of nine months. The same expen-
ses If board be had in private families will be
&27s.
For catalogues giving full Information, adj
dress b. PURYEAR,
t-E Chairman of the Faculty.
au 3-W&Sw-Tu. Th&S tOl -.
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sau ~ co. ASS 1sf
We is r%,ssfHnfaf as
f.fsa easfis o. ea.g tt
Maaisu a We esbihfi asm i
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Dc Il 81. usa iianY 81
lnnl ihe awer d BE- 81 TF
lstles aefaliug tite nhiei laaai
ilffa saHa 4 homes were ft 3
lt lie omdali W their afVfufe
o. f. ~ csny Ne siaie inf DE-
Hsaiai nekai, 80 With Ell tlf
tty cilafis lhc OH N4fh siHl
s elected Gto 20 rmen out OF
cet monHen o. c1ugrrH, ani ah
d lHl ballot hai a vcg hanIllm e
uli Ic,plol mni4tiiy ia le lets,
ure Doe The Liberals il il tua.
things ppw look. Il Is extremely
dnlhfill whether tie Liheml Gov,
cruar il elected, but even ii The
lt dicals have succeeded 10 eleclng
". " Governor, e j. by 20 small 9
mfiority a- !. not calculated 10 af
iorl much caue even Tor a gha.'ly
smile. THIS State has bccn very
conf lentIy canHtel on by the RAD.
calls as certain for Grant, but, indg
.ug from ne mighty efforts made m
Tie present election anl the small
results 10 that party, we feel assured
that the idos Of November wid tell
a tale OF we 10 Grant and bis
party.
This Is the opening battle Of the
campaign, and the proud hireIiags,
who ill tie high places Of the gov
crUnleht, IRE quuking il their boots
a, they read the BicBe, mrI,e, cEtl,
up6qsia' y iudclibly cugrayeu up
on the walls Of the White House.
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STATE ITEMS.

The county Of NoNubec IS out Of
debt. We would Hle TO -ly the same
of Panoln
The Jackson Pilot has called a
convention ot tlc publisher tI'ad-
zeal papers in this State. It will be
"a set Of "moamiaI facts and a few
officiating scalawae., who love
money better than honor, that will
compose this Select" affair.
The city of Nieksburg voted one
hundred thousand dollars to the
Vlcksbqrg and Ship Island Rail
road.
The citizens Of Of Marshall county
are royiving the heroic sports OF the
crusade. The tourney has its gal
LIANT knights, who "shiyer their
%lances,' not upon each others
shields, but in the suspended arm OF
some pendant tree supporting an
iron ring. The amount Of oloquence
in browning a queen and maids of
honor ia indulged in by the victo-
rious knights, is marvellous to hear,
and well reminds the sage civilian
Of those day. Of the ardor Of Don
QniXolte.
The New Era says that Col. Hen
ry Owen has hauled Into town a
pine tree ~ feet long, which he in
tends to splice with 20 feet more,
and raise it with Greeley ilag upon
it. We shy 20 it, Col, you are on
the right track, Throw your weight
for Greeley and the railroad.
The Holly Springs Reporter is
d%enouncing an anonymous CORES
pondent Of the South, whohas dared
to burlesque elegant ladies and gem
tlemen, who are members OF the
Dramatic club Of that place. All we
have to soJ is that a man SO con
temptible as to be guilty of attempt
ing to burlesque any affair where
elegant ladies' arc associated, is well
fit 10 receive a coat of tar and
feathers for his pnsillanim Gus con
duet.
a negro was admitted to the bar
in Okalona a few days since. His
examination was highly crelitable.
The Macon Beacon Of the 9th
says, a remarkable robbery was per.
pettated in the little cemetery be-
tween town and the depot one night
this week the grave of a child was
opened, the coffin taken ont and the
plate and handle wrenehed of, and
taken away, the colin being lett near
the grave. a new punishment should
be invented for such u crime, if the
guilty parties hre terreted out.
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MI. Il. ABBEY.
Citation Notice.

To ne following hcirs-a,-law and distribu-
tee. Of John Power deceased, who are non
residents Of the State Of Mississippi, viz
Johu II. Power, Gillian Ann Bay ess and her
Husband Wm. BaylesS Caledonia Power,
Eliza Howard and her husband William
Howard whose p%o.toAHcc addrrss IS New
Market, State D. Alabama;
James Power, Who's ~postolice address is De-
caiur, State OF Alabama;
Martha Clson and her husband James Casoni
whose p0stol.ee adl4esS is Columbus. STATE
Of Kentucky
Mary Cast and her husband Hampton Cast,
who reside in the State Of Tennessee, whose
p]ostoffee address after diligeut inquiry, can
not be asceTiAined
Sutton Power, whose residence and postofice
cannot he ascertaiued after diligcnt IN
quiry
Snrby Harden. who lives in -Arkansas, and
whose po.toHicc cannot, be oicerialned after
diligent Inquiry
Levi Power, who lives in Arkansas, whose
p0stofice, or dihgcnt inquiry cannot be as
certained;
The heirs Of stephen Power deceased, whose
names and residences, on diligent inquiry,
cannot be ascaltained
John Power, Tabitha Summers and her hus-
band Thomas Summers, Alphus Henson and
her husband Jefferson Henson Margaret Pow
cr and her children by Holowell Power,
whose names are unknown, who live in the
State Of Texas, whose po1tofiiccs are un-
known;
James Power, who lives IN Illinois, and whose
p~1stofice i, unknown;
The unknown heirs Of William Power, who
live ia the State Of Arkansas, whose names
and postohices cannot be learned after dill
gent inquiry
The unknown heirs Of David Power, whose
names and residences cannot be ascertained
Nancy Power, who lives in the State Of Ar
kansas. whose postllHuc ADDRESSES unknown
Nancy Power, widow Of Edward Power, who
lives in the State Of Arkansas, whose past
office is unknown;
The unknown hers-at-llw Of Edward Power
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-
dence are unkuowui-
loU NJ Il each OF You are hereby citcdtob and
appear before the Cbancery Court Of Pamela
county, State of Mississippi, at the courthouse
of Said county, IA the town Of Sardis, on the
gecon Monday in October, 1872, then and
There to show oause if any you can, why the
final account of James Power, administrator
orthe estate ofJohn Power deceased, as filed
in snid conrt by w. J. Power, who is admins
traitor of said James Power, now deceased,
should not be allowed and approved by said
court, and said administrator discharged.
By order of thu court. Issued July u, 1872.
jul27-4w J.C. HARRISON, Clerk.
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The leading Republican III Mich.
gan Is Ex-Governor Austin Blair
at present u Representative in Con.
grcss from that State. He has re-
bounced the Grant administration
and declared for Greeley, aud in an
elaborate speech has stated the
causes which have influenced him.
From this speech we submit the tol-
lowing extracts which have a special
interest in the Southern States, aud
IN Mississippi particularly:
TABLE OF STATISTIC,
showing the debts Of the Southern
States before the war, compared
with the increased debts OF those
same States under their present car,
p tbag government
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Al.
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.o.t.I a.
4f.t.s s.f..
4siath
4t..,t a., tb. .sss oHensa a4the
.a. tII.4 No HHI fr.I
@,,ta ...... aulf.e 4ls.t.. u
.fsa,,l agaa r... .aust dfi aal
ssosiuul-stl log mrl ulh .its.
aad fhr conflict DI ia'a 'su tIfh
.tbe ruif.l STATE. Ilv HII De- maif
and die dastrta b b old a
onr laF, lbli 90 mau cannot Do
ltn.Iy tired lnl tle same otcnss
twice. viii b. ie.teL
~ we were to' living under O.
m litary l.sy5asm ibora would ~
uo doubt bot What Judge HI would
Instant, dismiss DE action boz DE
Federal Court upon the plea Ut
sni-ef,is lr4a being sustained, bat
whether ths viii be tie case uud.r
the prcsen, rule Is doubled, As the
FEEDER al Court has been conducted
moro ike an inaai sitorial court OF
the bloody days Of Rome, wien
the body was but upou the rack for
s,nno.el .ins against the church.
tban ike 4 court Of Justice.
TIKI. ,rinl nm account If this con.
ai,, n,I,,j,al .ig,i6sance
a. - .,i,,Ia and a..
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Total..."".....t56sil6 $40 S2vl .62G,ol0
These are not war debts or OK.
penses coming over the war, They
are the legacy which rasoality, pro-
tccted by maladministration in
Washington, has left tor those people
to struggle with for many weary
years to come.
OF the same sort has been the adj
ministration of the general govern
mcnt in that region. AS a specimens
| take the
SECOND nI TRlCT or MISSISSIPPI,
represented By Col. Jos. L. Morphls,
a Republican. Since November
90, 1865, that district has had four
collectors, AL Of whom have been
d~etaulters. A certificate from the
commissioner Of internal revenue
shows the date Of appointment and
amount Of delaloations as follows:
II. B. Shepard, appointed Nov.
30, 1865, defaulter for S7s, 1901, "a.
William Wills, appointed May |,
1868, defaultcr for S62,03o,S4.
W. G. Y. HEX, appointed Aug.
30, 1869, defaulter for S6,629. 80.
B. 3. Emery, appointed Nov. IA,
1859, defaulter Tor S5S,3l4.AS.
All these appointments, Colonel
Morphis tells me, he has steadily
opposed, but he could not be listens
ed to because they were friends OF
Ames or some powerful person who
had the ear of the administration.
II they have been prosecuted Col,
Morphis does not know it, aud il
they were he says it would result in
nothing, since their bail is mere
straw.
These are only specimens of a
system which has been kept in force
in a greater or less degree all over
the South eyer since this admins.
t~ration came IN power, aud which
there is no hope ii will reform.
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Sarah Jones ct al. VS., Elizabeth woOtten ct a

NEI NN"'' ""'g N'Wi i@'~' 'At""Si WY
10Th, 1872.
Sarah Jones ct al. VS.. Elizabeth Wootten ct al.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, 1t appear
ing to the court that Richard Allen Wootten,
Elizabeth Jane Wootten, Samuel Wootten,
Theodosia Wootteu, are the only children and
heirs-at-law of r. W. Wootten and his wife
Elizabeth Wootten, now deceased that they
are all minors, ana that their guardian is W.
l.. Badford that they and their guardian are
non-residcnts of the State Of Mississippi, aud
reside in the State of Tennessee, Memphis, in
said State, being their postolfice address
1t is ordered by the court that this cause be
set Tor hearing on the first day Of the next
term of this court, to be holden at the court
house of Panola county, State of Mississippi,
in the town of SaIdis, on the second Monday
in October, 1879, and that said defendants
enter their appearance In this cause at said
time, and plead. answer or demmr to the COM
plainants' h Il herein, ., tie allegations there
of will be TAKEN for confe @cd as 10 them.
Ii is further ordered that n copy OF this order
be published once y week fr four consecutive
weeks in the weekly Panoll Star, a public
newspaper printed and published in the town
Of Sardis, in this county.
A true copy from the minutes Of said Court
July q, 1872.
jul27-4w J.G. HARRISON, Clerk.
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llauss aaaLstMnE


IL accordance With the IT,
such eases made aud proxdsI
undersigned, Registrars a
eoanty, Mississippi, DO h,rsts
notice that they will be Al 4
following named places h
county, on the dates given
Tor the registration Of oil =,
qualified therefor and not presa
registered, to-wits
At Pamela, August 10 a 20
At Robina, August 81 4 q.
At CORTLAND, August 20 4
Al Elliot,'s Mills, Aug. 20 1
AT springport. Aug. % 4 q.
AT Pleasant Mount, Sept. 2&a.'
AT Como, September 4 & 5,
At Longtown. Sept. 6 al
AT Peach Creek, Sept. 9 1 10,
AtSardis, Sept. IL, IL, 13&l4.
According to Article Nv d
above act, we hereby incorp
with this notice section I d
same:
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THE CAMPAIGN AVALANCHE
AND THE LIBERAL TICKET,
GREELEY AGAINST GRANT.
REFORM Against RADICALISM

Toe Presidential Campaign for 1872 has
opened. 1t viii be the most exciting that has
occurre 1 since 1910.
The contest for the Presidency is between
Horace Greeley and Ulysses s. Grant. The
AVALANCHE will support Greeley and Blown
on the Cincinnati platform.
The campaign AVALANCHE, containing forty
columns of reading matter, will be furnished
to the 10th of November, or for any shorter
time, at the following low rates:
one so
len CoPitS.. ....... .....-..s ..-s....."t..... D w
twenty-five OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 10
No back numbers furnished. All subscrip-
lions will begin from date Of receipt of remit
lance. Send in your orders at once. Remit
tances may be made, at cur risk, by draft on
Memphis, postofice order Ct registered letter,
Address, AVALANCHE,
Memphis, Tenn.
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The attention Of the citizens of Pamela
county is respectfully called to the following
section of an act of the Legislature Of the State
Of Mississippi, entitled can Act to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors of Pamela county 10
borrow money, v approved March 81, 1872:
Section 4. Be it further enacted. That the
Board of Supervisors Of the county of Pamela,
shall cause the treasurer Of said county to open
books for subscription, to take up said bonds,
end when there shall have been taken up ny
the bona fde citizens Of the county an amount
equal to $4,000 of said bonds at their par
value, the Board of supervisors may autht rize
the treasurer OF the county to sell the balance
Of the bonds at the best terms that can be
obtained, provided that none of the said bonds
shall be offered for sale until the subscription
by the citizens to the amount of S25, 900 shall
have been paid in, it being the object and in
tent of this section to protect the credit of the
county and to prevent a depreciation of the
value Of its paper.
The Board of Supervisors having decided to
avail themselves of the provisions of this act,
and to adopt the financial plan therein con-
tanned as a means to raise the necessary funds
wherewith to build a courthouse, deeming it the
one most likely to prove economical and calcu-
lated to prevent sudden and onerous taxation
Now therefore / the treasurer Of the said
county of Pamela, hereby give notice that book;
for subscription to take up the bonds are now
open in my Office, and that ! am ready to re-
ceive such subscriptions.
Particular attention is called to the. clause
in the above section which prohibits the cling
or Offering for sale any Of the bonds until after
there shall have been taken at their par value
$25, 600 by bona fide citizens of the county.
The above provision in effect prevents further
action in reference to the building Of the
courthouse until the law in that particular is
complied with.
Total amaunt Of bonds authorized to be is.
sued, $50, 00C.
The same fall due and ae payable as follows
$1,000 LIST January, 1875.
10000 LIST January, 1876.
10000 LIST January, 1877.
10000 LIST January, 1878.
10000 LIST January, 1879.
These bonds bear ten per cent. interest per
annum, payable semi-annually, are EXEMPT
from county and corporation tax, will be issued
in sums Of $50 and 500, and the Baard of Su-
p~ervisors is required yearly to levy a speciul
tax payable only in United States currency. 10
meet the interest when due, and the principal
at maturity. =
By order ofthe Board Of Supervisors.
mails W. W. HOWE, Treasurer.
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department of Cumber.
land University.
ANNOUNCEMENT, ls72-7s,

FACULTY
ALEXANDER ERSKlNE, NJ D., Dean Pro-
feSsor Of Obstetrics.
BENZ ". AVENT, NJ, ID, Professor of Surgery.
ROBERT ". MITCHELL, NJ. D., Professor OF
Materia Mediea
RICHARD B. MAuRY, NJ. D., Professor OF
Practice.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, NJ. D., Professor oil
Anatomy.
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Professor OF
Physiology.
ALFRED H. VOORHEES,, NJ. D., Professor Of
Opthalmology.
FELlX MCFARLAND, N. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
GusTAvuS THORNTON, NJ. D., Demon
stfatOr.
h G. HENNlNG, NJ. d., prosectoh
The wenlieih annual course Of Lectures will
commence on the hrsi Monday in October,
and close Oh the first If March. For circn.
lars 0 additional information apply, TO
ALEXANDER ERSkiNE, MD, Dian,
No, 3 Monrpc Street. Memphis Tenn,
40
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
Near Memphis, Tenn.
REV. C. COLLINS, D. D.. Pres't.,
Assisted by twelve Professors and Teachers.

THE distinguishing features of this ~Institn-
ton are Superior Buildings, with Spacious
Rooms, Public and Private; Good Order and
Discipline Parental Government; thorough
ness in all Branches-Literary, Scientific and
Ornamental Moral and Religious training;
General Harmony-productive of Habits Of
Study and Checrfulness; and comparative
chespness for advantages enjoyed.
Total Expenses per session of FIVE months Sl65
This includes board, furnished room. wash
ing fuel, light Physicians fees, nursing and
medicines, and tuition in all the literary and
scientific studies, viz: English, French, Latin.
Greek, and singing in classes.
Very superior advantages in the depart.
.nenis Of music, painting, drawing, etc.
Fall Session begins second Monday in Sep
TENDER. Spring Session begins second Monday
in January.
For further information address the presi.
dent or
iullS Al. NJ. BIZIEN, sec'y.
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On the oath ult., all OF the ma.
chine shops Of the great Erie Rail-
road Company, situated at Jersey
City, were completely destroyed by
fire. Loss 100000 fully insured.
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"Sec. 7. The Board Of Registration 4
matters pertaining to their registratioa (
be ~eonservators Of the peace and empOss'
arrest and cause to be imprisoned in thee
Jail, when necessary, all persons obstrs
their registration, intimidating, threatens
fraudulently contriving to prevent any =
entitled thereto from registration, en-
riots, disturbances or quarrels at the BIZ
registration, or otherwise interfering tbeu
to prevent OF delay the Registrars il ts
charge of their duty, and all such oil
shall be punished as misdemeanors undul
Criminal Code; and said Registrars al,
powered to call upon all Sheriffs, Cous'
and their Deputies and all other Peace "a
and when necessary, other citizens, ID al
assist them in enforcing the laws and J
peace and suppress disturbances and p,
the offences enumerated. And this ID
shall be published and posted with ever
tIee to hold registration.
W. OVID MABRY)
STEPHEN JONES Boar
JOS. SIMMONS, Rgs
jul27-4w aas
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UNIVERSITY
or I'd
wi ],
OXFORD.
UNIVERSITY


THE NEXT SESSION OPENS OK THE
2SD OF OCTOBER, under the superintend-
enee Of
JOHN n. WADDEL, D.. D.,
Aided by eighteen Professors and lnstrs tor
n the var, rs departments, The schJa.s ct
Law, yf Engineering, Of AgrieultGse ash tie
Mechanic Arts, the regular Z DIVERSITY courses,
a course OF instruction ~ Connrfcial Science,
and the course Of Preparatory Study will all be
in full operation. In ali the schools except the
law school, tuition IS I've for all M~ississippiaas
University fees FROM nj students vary from
S24 to S33 il adyaf.ra. Drtrd, including all
charges varies tr0a, SIC 70 50 per month. In
the Law School u rs II SD per nine months
il charged for tuition. The Diploma of the
Law schO6I is mnIe by hmhqiasalent to a
license to practice law ~ any courI in this
State, and by recent act 81 the trll tees, . two
years course " study IN the Ltw schmul l. not
required absolutely, but a student niny cJm-
plete his course aud &c: his dipiuua in one
year, Provided, he passes a satisfactory ex-
animation.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
nouncements of the several departments, apply
to Chancellor Waddel, to any member of the
faculty, or to
TH0S. B. PEGUES,
jul20-2m Sec'y. of the Board,
Oxford. Miss
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WANTED---"Business Men:

The above cut is a perfect representation Of
the NEW WILSON tunder feed) SHUTTLE
MACHINE, which makes stitch alike on both
sdes, which will not rip or ravel, and uses
straight needle with perpendicular motion, and
mov's the work directly from you insteac OF
to the right or left. The machine runs light
and rapidly, and win do to perfection every
variety Of family sewing and tailoring. and
light manufacturing on leather work. Over
10000 of the machines are now 10 daily use
and It is no experiment to buy one, or to en-
gage in the sale Of the same. The sole agency
for any town or county is a desirable %aequisi-
ton 10 other business, aud will greatly in
crease the merchants profits. Send for our
terms and circulars, with samples of work. and
please state where you noticed our advertise.
ment Address
BEACH SUTHERLAND.
luns 353 Main street, ". mpbi., Tenn.
81 A1f
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W. B Burnett VS.. Martha A Buchanan ct nj.
Tuesday, July 9, 1872.

~ -" 'A'f'At 10 NiN'h tA - ~ wv " NAs
Tuesday, July 9, 1872.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
PENDANTS, A, Pinson, Beulah Burnett and John
\. Burnett are non. residents of the State of
Mississippi, and TINT their pos,oflce address is
Greenwood, in the State Of South Carolina, so
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be served upon them; 1t is therefore ordered
by the court that this cause be set down for
bearing on the first day # the next term of
this court, to be holden for said county of Pa
noIa. at the courthouse thereof, in the town
of Sardis, on the second Monday in October,
1872, and that said defendants do enter their
appearance herein on or before said time and
pieal, answer or demur to the complainant's
ill in this case, or the allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed MS to them.
II is further ordered by the court that n COPY
of this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the Weekly Pamela
Star . public newspaper printed and pub
lished in the town Of Sardis, in said county.
A true copy from the minutes of said court.
July q, 1872,
J0HNC HARRISON,
lul2I-4w Clerk.
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Chaacer, Notice.
49,

Gerry court OF VI county, july term, tct@.
Wednesday, July 10th, 1872.
A. A. oglesby VS.. James r. Cummings and
Joseph r. Jackson.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, 1t appear
ing TO the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant James \. Cummings, isa n~on-resi.
dent Of the State of Mississippi, and that he
resides in the city OF paduoah. State of Ken
lucky, Paducah, in said State, being his post
Office address: 1t Is ordered by the court that
a hearing Of the facts arising upon the allega-
tons of the compliments bill 10 this cause, be
had upon the first day Of the next term of this
court, to be holden for the county OF Pamela, in
the State Of Mississippi, at the courthouse there
OF, in the town of Sardis, on thu second Mon
day in October, 1872, and that said defendant
do enter bis appearance herein on or before
said day, aud plead, answer or demur to the
complainant's bill in this cause, or the allaga-
tons thereof viii be taken for confessed as 70
him.
II is further ordered that acopy Of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks In the weekly Pamela Star a public
newspaper printed and published in the town
of Sardis, in said county.
A true copy from the minutes Of said court.
July n, 1872.
jul21-lw J.C. HARRISON, Clerk.