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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
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RlcuLAs Nksnsa C.Ustu CnAxEsr,
wednesday. Feb 4 Is6s I
Council ssllat 10 or irr .v Adsrtnnn n -.
who non.ina. ed A dsrman Rsn ~ich Nsyo pro
,eas.
pressnt-sll the Aldermen
The City Clerk being .bs1 /. Mr.. d. L. Sho.
re, -. srroin,rd ci.,s r,o tam
Minutes III i.si m.rits i@nd nd approved
ps,ia"n oi + Il DIR. tIaylns: t.r l.-ra,.ssio'
10 .r.et \ irrins building, ~as IN morton al
ALL. Noe, referred /. the oouu.iues on IL.
ahd watt, vi h over 10 net.
Ri ori Il C,ty Marshal. WAS read. r.ce.sst,
and ofdrt~d til,d.
DAvKsroRT, Feb 4 1863
ctr AARS.Aa's RIP thr YnK TUE AotT1 81 JAN
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To his Hnnor IL Udgor ani dtds,msa ~ The
Cry VI Dlesap,rt q. cluncti a stm-fed
7 he un niersisned b X leave of your honorable e
boiy {, submtt toe io.io@ NJ report,
Received IN tex of 1872. on gen. Iuad s. 81! 10
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

All Of which hold the Treasurer receipt.
for. All 81 3hich IS te-p. ell lily submitted.
ii. LEONARD. CITY Marshal.
Tho & La urlaa LII s..-.A - IL. u ...,I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
reported.

MoBILE, Oct. 9th, 1863.
late arrival from Shreveport that Price ID fall
back towards Shreveport and Taylor falling back from
Alexandria, and Banks pursuing RsI1ks crossed from
New Orleans 10 three columns at Lake Charles, az
other Br asher City, and the third as the mouth OF Bed
River His ia estimated at thirtEVe thousand. and
Steele and Blunt at thirty thousand.
The gEnboat Rather destroyed all Ef boats up to St.
Joseph except belonging to negroes. All the gun
boats and transports are constantly fred by our
pickets.
Thirty five Thousand French toops reported at Nat
amoras. The report ia everywhere dited.
Gen. Forrest here, under leave to recruit his heahh
and not under He has rendered hs resignation,
and If accepted, he will raise iude pendent force.
The weather is delightful.
The Register has late Memphis Bulletin. A New Or
leans letter that Sabine Expedition much
grander affair than represented Troops sent to
Brasher City engage the Coutederaes tkez@, while
Franklin with his fota to land twenty Eve thousand
At the Pass. All the other movements in that direction
been stopped and the Texas expediti e ceran
abandoned for the present The letter complains tGt TIE
opening of the Mississippi has not benefited Gew 1Ieans
Proviacns higher than ever.
The Yankees viii not send troops 10 Browns Ft beeG~se
they afraid Of complication vii France
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
PRESIDENT DAVIS IN GEORGIA.

MARIETTA, GA Oct. 9th, 1893.
President Davis passed up this morning. Alargs crowd
collected NJ the station get glimpse of the distinguish.
ed visitor. Mr Davis introduced by Gov Brown,
Georgia. who appeared the platform of the and was
greeted with cheers lie addressed the crowd briefly COM
pinentng the ladies Of Georgia in their execons in be-
hall OF the wounded in the late battle also the citizens Of
the Empire State the aacy they responded
to the call for tTOOps and the read manested by
people to rally to the dafenc of their borders He eulog
zed the patriotism Of ell Georgia State troops and
the distinguished service of the in
field, who have been in since the beginning of the war-
he glad to meet Georgans close to the the enemy
and from the uniforms he in the crowd he reoced
know the State well represented 10 the Confederate
armies. The President accompanied By Generals Long
street, Pcmbercn, aBd Gov. Brown of Georgia. and his
own personal staff.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
CONFEDBRATE BONDs-EATER NORTHERN AND
EUROPEAN NEWS.


/ RICHAoHD, Oct. 9th, 1863
At auction to-day Confederate bonds of the hundred
mllicn losn org dates, brought $I23 tie fifty million
loan brought sl87a; Sterling bills, l4lo 10 1900
Baltimore papers, Of the sth contains telegram from
Loutsi lie which that Burnside has driven
before him Southwark to HawaEee River and as
far as Greenvile. The rigat wing OF Burnss army is
tkus put in Communication with the army of the Cumber
land
Hooker to part of the rentorcementa sent
to Roseoranz Renforcements literally pouring down
from Louisville.
Eight hundred Coi federate prisoners, captured in the
battle Of Chic kamauga have been cent to Camp Douglass
Chicago.
Advces from Charleston harbor the rd state that it
is currently reported that GmoTe's Headquarters have
been removed from Morris Folly Is.apd and that the
mass Of the troops and material would follow.
| The blockade Diamond, Alabama, and Lizzie
Davis have been captured By Yankee cruisers.
Dispatches from the army of the Potomac say
og has occurred to indicate active operations
Conscripts in large numbers arriving daily. Changes
have been made in the location of some of the corps
Two citizens of Alexandria have been heavily fined for
failing to ognzs the roorganzed Government of Va
by taking out Licenses for the transaction of business
Advices from Matamorss 18th ult., make mention Of
! the occupation Of that place by the French forces
The Russian feet will probably stay in american
until spring. The Admiral and officers will visit Washing
| ton and the great West On private invitation.
new arrangement for the exchange of prisoners has
OeeH OealIs still unGer COnSlGcTa
tio1.
Heinzleman will &c relieved of the command os the de-
fences OF Washington.
Gold in New Yo'k Tuesday at the second board
l47a, and on Wednesday, l484.
The steamship Persia from Liverpool with dates to She
26th ult has arrived at New York The Liverpool Gotten
Market closed fsmer
Aasons letter to Russell Withdrawing from London,
Is published He quotes his Instructions from Richmond
which that President Davis believes e English
vernmen determined TO decline his foT friend
y relations and will not receive minister, there fore ii is
longer conducive to the interest," consistent with the
gni:y of the Confederate Government for Mason to
tinue his residence in London.
The Index says that it il contemplated to withdraw Mr..
Slidel.
The prospects the fall OF Charleston is much debated
in England The Editor Of the Army and Navy Gaz9Sse
6usse says that he perceive what great military
advantage would accrue from s capture.
The Rhine has owe its banks, and the country up
on the rive. is submerged. TIE Seine hns also risen
considerable height
The Alabama, Georgia and Conrad have captured the
Ametioap ships Sea Bride Saa Prince OF Wales and 9n
tee, and bonded them.
The Vanderbilt left St. Helena the Goth OF August il
pursuit of rebel pirates.
The fgste Liverpool has been left in the Mersys as 80
reported to watch the suspected iron rams.
The mar ena Saht, proved not 10 DC him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

LOST.
KEWEsIzg3 4 FEW DAYS AGO. between my house and
Ii@MIasS Woodiugton Church, the Wilmington road
uear kinston, my POBTAONIE, containing about
81 confederate notes, and the following notes OF hand
made payable to Administrator james Num- de-
ceased ODe note John A Parrott for so. sureties
forgotten date Jam 30th, 1851, and due July S0h, 1se
One note Durant Aphn principal, and VIM Num- and
H. u C. Lawson sareties ior SILL dated Jan. 30h. 1881
due Dec. 3Oth, 1851. One note W. +. Lofin principal
VIM Fields and John Bryant, deceased susties for s6l
subject tn credit by return OF boy Of a3s dated Dec
made payable to W Mum and endorsed by him me,
$780, dated ard due March, 1850. One note John bo
JAN lsf 1860 One receipt VIM. Fields, sheriff, fo $54
So One receipt on r. E. Davis stated Ind eept 1853 Tor
Si,2G0.
The makers Of said notes warned against paying them
to any except myself, AID al persons warned
against trading for the abcvs notes. reWGrl Of $50 will
be paid for the delivery OF said Pormone
myself or leaving it with any SO thai can get It.
J. H. MUM,
Sergeant Co. Z,
sih Battalion n. O. P Rangers,
k2 ton, n. G.
Get. Ist, 1863 1.4t*
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"A Letter from Capt. nlafire


Capt. Mafitt, OF the Florida ct Breat, writes let.
ter to La Patrte, Paris explaining the position of his
ship according to international law. He says:
FRFsF, Sept. 18th, 1868.
SIR Your number Of the 10Th inst, Contains
ros, which beg permission 10 sectiiy Il stses: Two
which interest Ee American question. lie FIST the
seizure at Bret by FeI eh of the Conteder
ate pvateer Florida who claims from her udem y Of
I00 0G0 for the loss weasel belonging him and
have the honor you that in spite the hreas
OF certain persons who pretend to have claims tbs
corvette Florida. khe has not been yet seized
protest 10 the most foma ard againat
the second aNegaon the Florida he's had any
for sinking French vessel the assertion false and
refer you that pout letter published by Pee
qnet da Belief the Ocean, of 3rest which contains
faithful relation of the Incidents Of the encounter which
took place between the Florida and the French vesse the
BIemCniier as the qualification of prvateec which
you give the corvette have the honor to command 1t
doubt the fact of your having been i'll in
formed to the armament Of the Florida. prVateer.
according TO tie definition given By Noel aRd ChaIsa Is
on OF the Government. That definition has been be-
eVe adopted BY a writers who have treated nterna
OF the Florida hat corvette ba In faet been built and
armed by the Government Of the Confederate States OF
America and her officers hold their commissions from that
Government.
She carries the national ~ pennant carried By
vessels OF war; and uctions directly from
the Minister of sline Of tie Confederate states. The
European Powers having recognized the by the
Government Of Richmond OF tie rights OF beg ere1ts
amcng which those OF forming armies and fitting out
Of war, at loss to understand that the fact
OF my Government not being yet officially acknowledged,
take the rights inherent to every de fdcO Gov
eminent and placed the category OF private ndi7ld
ua fitting out prVaeer and thus change the nature and
true character of its national navy such in eprets
lon or national law appears to to be untenab:e Re-
lyag your ipartiay, beg yen to insert this letter
IL me sarllest number OF yCur estmable Journal.
accept Elr the assurance Of perfect cOHslderat ton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

FINE WEATHER ia great blessing, and what adds to its
bssed character is that is beyond the reach of the
uators. cannot bs boDgh up, hoarded sold by
tbs pound measured cut by bushe. It 10
air ard plenty There is fine weather in town and
couItyfne weather for the rich and 1o the poo the
sick and fer the well. There ner day the Con
ederacy out OF it, than have here latitude "a
North longitude IS West Il s enough 20 cheer the heart
the despondet and bring hope the depess
ed. The only drawback is the dust.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

Gsa1IgaAs 4 n Lincola,s domtnt.1s, an ex!le b.

A GB.TLEuAS iE Lilcolh's domini.Ls, an exile be.
Northern States, Informs tht she Davidson
nlc lon ON hs Raleigh Standard has been reprnts1
mious md thrown broadcast the whole North
evidence tn 1t North Carolina ia opposed the ConFeders
cy ard xcus uue her destiRes With h Of the
Northern States That concentration together with tho
meeting he said to be held in certain localities, has
doae than amo<t anJ thing else encourage tie
North 10 peTeeYere in her crusade against the Southern
States T2e hands uf the have been ssrena then
edthase Of the peace weakened The former quote
the 6tanddr and friend to reconst<
and only ths but they still srsher dwe spon tas
great Of the Editor Of that paper, who, they
say carries the State Ia his breaches rookes aad only
awaits tie favourable for banding It to the
Warrington government.
Now, this view CT the may do rast!oe 10 the Sian
dard we'll to otGers but have doubt that 1t
the view aken ard that does produce the atriba
ted to IT, IL mig have been said earlier day that
such us of the parties IespoEsbe but such
cannot be said this late day when the is
peEsegeIe IN wi full knowledge and experience of its
effects.
By the extract give ON tbs London Itds1 1t VIII be
that tits aedged detection of North Carclira has
found persons to give currency in Europe and with the
ing the friends Of the Ncrh and dscouagn these of the
soath Also, doubt, for the purpose CT depressing Coz
federate securities.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.


pied during the Her troops have done their duty on
field and rom her State Government he had eceiV
ed earoeSt and prompt cooperation. He particularly
gfsEhed w9en On the recent call on Gov Brown for eight
thousand troops tie Governor had promptly rendered him
fifteen thoussnd Tie departure Of the closed his
marks. By Invitation from the President Gov. Brown sc
companed him to Car'ersvIe whence he returned here
General Cobb proceeded with the President.
TIE election returns come il slowly and scattering
Sufficient have been received to indicate that Gov Brown
hiss baen reelected by popular majority For Congress
it is aseertained that Lester is elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
A. BARGAIN.

MOT being able to work the pr perry to advantage,
~ eter for sale my ILL and 1860 acres Gf
attached The Nm is located few miles the uou
OF tne LocA~oods FOLLY river aRd approachabe by
sells large enough TO the West Indies to
parts desired Saw and G1izt Will up and has been in
operation some three years 1he pond and power il one
OK n?f TIE oey pest IN the 'awer art Of the state be-
ing easy controlled, and eff riding ample power for anp
desired amount of machinery and inexhaus,ibe tuf
CLERGY of timber be got the lands aud obtained on
the branches of LCckToods Folly river keepa Saw or
says running for the next forty or fifty The grs
VIII yield quite amount Of and must continue
Increase Below the Mi IS good body of rich marsh
land eas pu: In state of cultivation. 1he pend fows
some three TO four hundred OF good land the
larger portion being rich marsh snd the balance formerly
large cypress swamp and very rich The pond yws
much more land but the above named quauty may oil be
brought into level tarm with to 9ow the land
for rice Several hundred Of the lano mbered
with pine, oak, hickory, &c, and pretty well adapted
corn, peas, potatoes and pea The balance the
hi' land IL pretty we'll mbered with pine. At the lower
corner CT tie land is jase set and neatly ftedup
eight good Salt Pans with many thousand cords of
as convenient as could be wished for expected.
any person desrous of buyog such property had best
como AID examine for Themselves. health
formerly tie property could be bought for about
double wEas would take 20. it.
JNO. MERCER.
aug. l9th, 1853 47h
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

The PETERS DAILY REGsTBR OF yesterday, tie 9th
osan is glad to learn that the publication Of the Raleigh
Stale Journal viii pr obaby be the Gloss of
week. We pleased learn that Mr. EPELMAN LII
be enabled to resume soon had been under the
Impression that early resumption would be mposaibs
MI srELNAN certainly displays great energy the cir.
cumEtances, and well sustained in his bold
and Independent course.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM VIRGINIA.

EICHE0ND, OCT. yth, 1875
Commissioner Oud had another interview yesterday at
City Port with Commissioner Meredith on t. subject
the exchange of officers No conclusion was arrived at
but is believed that the Yankee government will ulti,
mately agree to equitable arrangement. sugns III
will probably be exchanged ry day The Yankees
hold Generals and nineteen hund ed other CoDfeder
ate officers prisoners,
This report Of impending battle the Rapdan has
been revived, ard Is believed an engagement vii!
take place this week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM NEW ORLEASs.

MtBILE, Oct. eth 1868.
The Tribune has dates from New Orleans 10 the ls but
there is of Importance. The Era rays that tbs
Rebels ,uatng Richmond, and tkzt the whole OF
Virginia Will be abandoned
Gold In New Orleans IS so cents preniiua low mIddag
Cotton 632 cents.
The thinks the defeat Of Rosecranz ia NOT bad as
ran I'D
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
PRESIDENT DAVIS IN ATLANrA.
GCYefnoI

ATLANTA. Geo., Oct. 9th, 1858.
President Davis arrived bs9e "a O 3D. cal trai from
Augusta last evening" and pf0cef ed this crGlne
Head Quarters of Gen. Bra9g Marietta net by
Governor Brown, aad alter ea p1ste intev the
Governor introduced him TO hh people he made hem
short add from tAe platform COMMUNICATING G lorga
and expressing stand she has always
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

sTRkEGEBs Non RESIDENTS Partc0er. a.tention ID
called the octal notification issued By Mayor PARSLEY,
aad published in paper That every precaution,
we'll the utmost vigilance, will be required guard
attempts characters does lot
50 admit O. q doubt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

We notice that President DAVIS has ariyed the
hesd gu rer Of forces Tennessee and Georgia. Ee
passed thoagh Wilmington this week his way OUT look
ing much bster than had expected him. rcm the
accounts had received which Represented him
lookI q the extreme.
The p esidcnt made ks different points
his route in response to the Gala made upon him. His
buoyan cheerful, confident He regarded pros
poets bright aud Frightening. So we have been In.
formed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
karlGfEta Register.

lie Register, having been 1emIyed from Raleigh to
Petersburg, made It's appearance Tuesday last daily
paper There to be good open ng in Petersburg
and trust that Mr 6YMg, his his native
town will realize his me st sanguiae expe6ta-ioGs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
MISSISSIPPI ELECTIOa.

MERIDIAN, E1ss., Oct 9.h rs63.
special dispatch to the Clarion saYa that elect
ed in district and Ro der 10 the second Welsh s
elected Lyes the third dietIic Barsdale thought
to be elected in the 6h and is thought to 30
by Lumpsn in the 7h district Clarke Ia certainly elected
Governor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

GoRDONsvILLE, Oct. 9Th, 1868.
The to-day mostly contra band line of wagons
about eight miles long, yesterday gong from Gull
peper the Rappahaunock Six prisoners arrived
here to-day. Five from Hazel river and one from Lees
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

DEATHS OF CONFEDERATE PkIsoNEgs.-The Surgeon
in charge of the Johnsons Island prison. in lake Erie,
has communicated TO the Ricamond Sentinel list OF
the Confederate prisoners who have died there since he
has been 10 charge-he does not say how long. Among
them We fnd the following North Caronlans Lieut..
w J. HQdsoa, % n. Q. Battalion, died Aug. 8 h OF
enteritis N. Lyon, private, 65th Reg, July 3Oh, ty
phoid fever Capt O. Gillespie Sept 9th, typhoid fever
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
GENERAL BosPITAL No. Al
Wilmington, n. c., Oct. 9th, 1858

\ NLHIHk tUH, NJ Oi CCL JLu, 1903 ]
MesSrs. Fulton & Price,
Allow through yohr to acknowledge the receipt
Of One Hundred DollaIs-a donation fri m hr. Philip
Thomas Chief Officer of Steamer Cornuba, for the
the sick and wounded n this Hospital safely say
that the 0re we'll the gift IL yefJ highly appre-
Grated. YoQ-s tTu J,
THCS. R. AICk5,
Surgeon in charge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
TEACHER WANTFD.


N Common School District No 20, New Hanover couE.
", Con GOWNS Creek.) person qualified to teach
the classical branches oad be preferred. Applicants duly
qualified Will apply to
JOEL L. MOORE,)
L. A. HAYES, Committee
WA. Il. HENRY,
Sept Gath 16.lt-I In
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
MISSISSIPPI ELp cTION.

MERIDIAN, MISS, C'ct. 9th, 186S.
Gen. Clarke has been elected co bya large majority
He has carried every county in the State far heard
FROM Welsh and Ba1ks dale have be en- elected
to Congress
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Sampson County, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1863.
NaTiah @. Moore Curtis Thomson and wife Jane, VII
am e. BATden sud wife Harriet o., James Goors and Hen
~ W. Moore.
Thomas 0. Moore BeT Brothers and wife Sarah ".
and the Hers at Law of Walter Moore, deceased.
Petition for dluiSion Of Slaues.
APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants in :eause reside beyond the limits Of
this State it therefore ordered that publication 5s made
for six weeks sucCessvey in the Wilmington Journal noti
tying the said defendants the filing of this petition and
that unese they appear at the next term Of hs Court to
be held fox the County OF Samps0n the Court R0use
the town OF Clinton the thrd Monday o. November
mkt and demur thereto, the will be tai
pro c0nfeSSe and head ec pare as to them.
Witness, William G. Draurhcu clark of said Court ct Of
fee in Ciaton, the Sd NJ .y OF August a D. 1863
Nm. G. DkAUGHON, Clerk.
Sept. so, 1868. 13t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

NOTICE.
sa RUNAWAY frem the subscriber, sboat two weeks
"a since, my negro boy OWEN. He is very black,
- about FIVE feet, six ucheshigh, TIVE ytwo years DID,
a-u has slight mpediment in his speech. will give a
reward of Twenty ve Dollars for his that
get him. CHARLES WHITE.
Sept 26ti, 1863 i4t"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

Dash INTO PORT HUDsos.-It is reported at Merd-
ian, AsslssPP1, that our cavalry made dash into
Port Hudson not long ego, capturing some fifteen hun
dred Tree Americans CT African descent" left there
garrison and deend the post spiked the guns laid
violent hands upon divers and sundry good things in
the provision line, did all the damage they could and
returned whence they came without molestation.
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iil TELEGRAPH.
r.. po.,s of the Press Assocsas.o.

ntered according to the Act of Congress- In the
1888 by j. s. THsAsEEK. in the Clerks Office of the Dis
rct Court of the Confederate States for the Northern
District OF Georgia,
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TURPE NTlEs

TURPENTlEa.
T1EIE SUBSCRIBER will be in the market for Yellow Dip
l. TuEpentine, first Of October next
A. H. V4NBOKKeLEg.
Sept %, 1868. lA&52 1n%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

WE have received by the Steamship oa copies Of
London IndeE ct ast month. We make tbs following ex
tract from the paper of September Sd
From the LONDON Index Esnf ad laSa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

STATE OF FORTH Ca R9LINA, BLADEN COMFY,
Co,nt Of Pleas apd Quarter Sessions August Term,
1868.
MARTHA SIMMONS
aud others,
Petition fer division Of Negro s..
JOHN B. SIMPSON,
ami wife otners.
N THIS CASE, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that !ohn B. simpson and wife Penelope, ard the
cndren of Wiley Mcdaniel decd, nonresdents ofhis
State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court pubce
ton be made for weeks in the Weekly Jouoa publish
ed in tie Town OF Wilmington notifying the defendants
John Simpson and wifa Penelope and this children
Wiley McDanie decd to appear at the term of this
Court to bo held the Court House in Ezabethown
the first Monday November next, AID plead,
demur the Petition ill be taken pro c3atess0, aid
heard pd7'te to tlsm.
Witness, Dus a,d Blue Clerk of said Co1rt, office
il EizabethCoWn the first Monday In August: D. 1863.
UUGALD BLUE, Clerk.
sept IS 1868. 5l-6t*