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PETER R. BEVERLEY, Esq.
DEAR SIR: Take Notice - That in pursuance of a commission for that purpose,
we shall take the deposition of Carter Beverley
Esq., on Tuesday 13th June next, between
sunrise and sunset, at the office of Henry Tooley, Esq., in the city of Natchez and State of Mississippi, to be
read in evidence in a suit depending in the superior court of chancery for Richmond District, in which you are
plaintiff and ourselves and defendants. Should not the siad deposition be taken out on that day, it will
be postponed from day to day until the same shall be taken at the above place and hours.
CHARLES ELLIS
JOHN ALLEN
The Richmond Enquirer, May 5, 1826
Campbell's Case Scheduled Monday
Special to The Times-Picayune
Natchez, Miss., Dec. 18 - The case of A. C. Campbell, president
of the First Natchez Bank, charged with receiving a deposit in an insolvent bank, and who received a sentence of
three years in the Penitentiary, is now on the criminal docket of the Supreme Court for next Monday.
The case of Major Davis, the Negro assistant cashier of the Bluff
City Savings Bank, who was sentenced to five years for embezzling at the same term of court will also come up Monday.
[The Times-Democrat, New Orleans, LA - December 19, 1914]
WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES
Vicksburg, Aug. 16. -- In the circuit court Saturday morning the suit
of Mrs. Anna E. Hayes vs. The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company was files. The plaintiff seeks
damages for the death of her husband J. D. Hayes which she claims was caused by the negligence of the defendant
corporation.
It is alleged n the declaration that J. D. Hayes had to travel
in a car with some of his household goods which were being shipped from Moline, Illinois to Yokena, Miss., and
that defendant carelessly caused another car to run into this car and that by reason thereof J. D. Hayes was thrown
against the side and floor of his car and suffered injuries from which he afterwards died. J. D. Thames and
A. A. Chaney are the attorneys.
[The Daily Herald, Chicago, IL, August 16, 1915]