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District Chaneery Court ofAe Stale 0


Mississippi, al Holly Springs.


Consider Parish } In vacation.
No. 4l6 as October 24th,
Frederick w Huling et al 1874


UPON opening The matters of this Bill il
appearing to the satisfaction of the Cour'
that the defendant E Imund H. Whitfield is
not an inhahitant of this State bat resides
beyond tho limits thereof so that the ordina-
ry process of this Court cannot be served on
AIM .Cnerefore. II - ordared. that nm less
the said defendant appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the Court room in the town
OF Holly Spring on the first Monday of Jan
uary next and plead answer or demur, to
Complainants Bill. the several allegations
thereof will be taken tor confessed as to
him. and such order or decree made there
in. as the Vice Chancellor shall deem equi
table and just. and it is further ordered that
a copy OF this order be inserted In the "HoI>
ly Springs Gazette" a newspaper published
In the town of Holly Springs, Mississippi,
once week for two months successiveiy.
JAMES c. ALDERS ON, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.


Bill Charges, that some time in the year
1887. while Complainant Was a citizen OF
ClarksvIlle Tennessee, he received letter
from Defendant. Huling. inviting Comp
in the name of himself and co-defendants. as
Trustees Of the Literary Institution at Hol
ly Springs, to visit Holly Springs thai
said trustees might have an interview with
him, with view TO secure his services in
said Institution, that in compliance witt
this request, Compt did visit Holly Springs
IN the year 1887, had an interview with said
trustees, the defendants, that il was mutual
ly agreed at that time, between said trustee,
and Compt that Compt was.to remove t.
Holly Springs and become Teac her il
said Institution, and that said trustees il