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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Legal Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON County.

| Chancery Court Of Wilkinson county, to
November Term, 1869.
Before the Clerk in Vacation, Septem-
Der 18th, 1869.
Rachel M. Taylor. ct. al.
l34. vs..
Eliza A. Feltus, ct. al.
BILL TO FoREcLosE MoxreAoE.
pom opening and filing com
plainant's said bill Of complaint in
the above eDtitled cause, and it ap-
pearing b, the affidavit of Fl. s.
! Van Eaton, solicitor for complain
ants, that Eliza "A. Feltus. Henry
J. Feltus, Lovick, v. Feltus, P.
Gasner Feltus, James A. v. Eel.
tus, Eliza Feltus, Junior, and
Edward r. Feltus are non.resi-
dents Of this State, so that the or
binary process Of this Court can
not be served upon them, and that
| to the best of atlantis information
and belief. said defendants at this
time reside near New Orleans, La,
and that a copy of this notice di
rected to said defendants. at that
place would probably be received
by them,
1t is ordered by the Court that
notice be given to the said defen-
dants by publication for four sue
cessive weeks in the Woodville
Republican. a newspaper priated
and published in the town of Wood
vile, Of the tendency of the said
bill to appear, plead, answer or
demur thereto, on or before the
third Monday in November next,
being the fifteenth day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1869, and the thirteenth
day of the next term Of this Court
in said county.
Ii is further ordered that the
Clerk of this Court cause this pub
LEGATION to be made, and transmit
by mail certified copy thereof,
post paid, to each of the said de-
PENDANTS at New Orleans, La.
A True copy from the minutes.
Attest Z. Il. McMIcHAEL, Clerk.
By LOUIS 4. griffin. Dep Clerk.
Van Eaton Solicitor for Compliments.
Sept IS, Gem
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
WHEN TO MAKE REPORTS.

The Road Overseers are required to
make their semi-annual Reports to the
Board Of Police, at their Regular Meeting,
held on the last Monday in April and on
he last Monday in October.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

TUESDAY, the 26th day Of
OCTOBER, merit, 1869,
between the hours prescribed by
law, proceed to sell, at the court
house door in Woodville. to the
highest bidder. for Cash, the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land,
to-wit
One tract or parcel Of land boun-
ded on the north by lands Of Hen
ry W. Scott and vacant lands, on
the east and south by lands belong
ing to A. W. Jeter, samuel W.
Hazlip, and the Homestead exemp-
ton, set off to the widow and chill.
dren Of said W. N. Wood. and on
the west by lands of D. II. Coop
er, George T. McGehee, P. G.
Holmes, samuel w. Hazlip. and DR..
David Holt, containing about (460)
four hundred and sixty acres.
One tract bounded on the north
and east by the said Homestead
exemption and lands of John. J.
Chandler, and south and west by
lands of rs. Holmes, containing
abont no so l001 one hundred
and ten and fifty one hundredth
acres.
One tract bounded on the north
and west by the dover lands OF
the widow of said Intestate, south
by lands of ..... and on the west
by lands of - containing about
(130 50-l00) one hundred and thir-
ty and fifty one hundredth acres.
Also subject to the widows dow.
er, the following tract. being the
same tract recently set apart and
laid of to the widow as her dover,
under directions Of the Probate
Cont of said county, viz
Bounded north BY lands OIL. Car
ter and William simpson. east by
the same and other lands Of the
late Wiley NJ. Wood, deceased,
and on the south and west by lands
Of Arglass w. Jeter, and vacant
lands, and lying on the waters OF
Brick Kiln creek. containing about
1859 33-l0O) three hundred and
fifty nine acres. All of said lands,
exclusive Of the Dover tract, com
prising about seven hundred acres,
and comprising a rart Of the same
lands or plantation on which said
deceased, Wiley NJ. Wood, was re
siding at the time Of his death.
Said lands will be sold in lot
or parcels to suit purchasers.
II. s. VAN EATON, Admir-
September IS. le6s-5w
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Internal Revenue cases of Claims
for Abatement and Refunding OF
Taxes, and distraint for non-pay-
ment Of same, or Seizures for Fraud
together with explanations as to
Disallowances and Suspensions
and all business connected with
Bonded Warehouses and removal
Of merchandise thsrefrom. prompt
ly submitted to careful legal exam
nation.
yaug. %, 1s69-im
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Notice to Tax-Payers.

Notice TO Tax-Payers.
j. HE Corporation Assessment
Roll having been completed and
placed in the possession OF the City
Clerk for inspection, for one month
and that time having expired, |
hereby notify the citizens Of the
Corporation, that on MONDAY,
the 9th of September, 1869, 1 will
proceed TO collect the taxes due
the Corporation, as assessed on
said roll.
N. B. EARHART, Marshal.
sept. 25, '69-4w
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Flour, Flour.

Flour, Flour.
A LARGE lot of Flour, Choice
a brands. just received and fol
sale Cheap for Cash by
KELLER & .ARDREY.
May Is, lS69-tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

CARD.

I'VE WOULD respectfully solicit from the
w Merchants Of this locality their atten-
ton to the carefully selected stock Of Dry
Goods and Notions, which we are offering
at our New stores 105 and 107 Gravier and
80 Common Streets Our prices are certain
iy the lowest Of the Market and our terms
liberal to merchants Of established credit.
L. H. GARDNER l. co.
New Orleans, La.
Sept. 25, '69-sm
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

CAL end examine our varied s1a wsn
selected STOCK, before Purchasing elsewhere
ss We are determined 70 ssa - ehezF II
not On better terms. than o.n b ksd siss-
where. We win guarantee snti,n sssisf,t-
lion 10 IN who my isves - wish thsii
pair mage.
~ Liberal advances made o.
all cotton consigned 70 our kouts.
August 20, 5000 ~ ~
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General Road Laws
sstHR FOR THE USE OF
Overseers of Roads
THROUGHOUT
WILKINSON COUNTY,,
PUBLISHED BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD OF POLICE.

such streams, and lay the rubbish on the
sank, Doing as little injury as possible to
the land.
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DKAxxz N
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES
oRoCERIEs, PRogrsroNs.
HARDWARE, onooKRRY. NoTIoAs, %.
WOODVlLLE, MISS.

FA1Cx AND 6lA[ In 0AA uStA0s
Calicoes, Lawns,
Canbries. Muslins,
Bareges, Dslisnes.
Flanpels, Domssticx,
Bheetings. Osnaburss,
CottonAdss,
Checks,
DENNIS,
GinghAms.
Towelling, &C.
H06LxRY.
Hose and Haif-hoss, Of svsry
description and quality.
HATS.
A good assortment Of Hats Of
various styiss snd ~ sisas.
BOOTS AND aH0EH
A Good and Choice selection Of Boots and
Shoes, among which are
Balmsrals, Brogans, Russsts,
Congress Caters, &C., &c.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GooDR
Betting,
nseAiss mia.
bslt Buczlss'
Buttons.
Tapes, Trimmings, spool Cotton,
Flax Thread, Suspsnders,
pY.yr1rror srpprtxs
Nscksral. Salt,
Lard, Goshen Butter.
Irish Potatoes, 90, -,
Rice, Pear Starch, Toilet and Family soap
Oonss. ~ .,. wao'',s s...rs pr s...s,aa 49,
soa. B;seuis. Cheese. Il.
r,orp .,s,..r.,. r,ho;.. sv.,d.
SUGARS 5s
Common and Light Brown, ss4
0rsnulatsd and crushsd.
ASSORTED
tslliss, Jsms, i1sllss. Bsusss. CassaYs'
4 III.
-
- -. M
00' os...
ar
--
Coal on Lamps Of sssfs description aad
me ssrJ bsss qushsy.
-gWETzKE4rs-
SAu1ys N&14AWs kpe&Aes
Almonds kss' Preserves 90
r1pnwsRr w
AsmaII ana ..Iees utock Il low rss.,.
cpncxxpx
Doss' 80. sA' -.
up - - - ~.
Poss, oil Cans. Plates.
Dippsrs. &e, &e
EoErow WARE
,s,v. "a v.,;sa A..nrtu,s,a
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

SUgARE M
Common and Light brown, tsi
0rsnulstsd and Crunhsd.
Nsiassss, Golden Byrup. sl
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Powder. shot, Gaps, Lead,
and various articles under Mis- hssi,
too numerous to specify.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Administrator sale.
10y VIRTUE and in pursuance
of q Decree Of tie Probate Court
Of Wilkinson county, Mississippi,
made at the last september Term,
thereof. A. D. 1869, the undersign-
ed, Administrator of the estate of
Wiley NJ. Wood, deceased, will on
TUESDAY, The 26th dan of
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

nlfsceIlanesns. ess
T0BAco0-Bosh chewing and Smoking
Of the beat quality.
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STATE NEWS.

The COOLEST DAY.-On Friday morning
last we experienced the coolest day known
for many years. The Thermometer stood
at below zero. The day before it blew a
perfect gale and snow fell to two inches in
depth. h.-Asheville Neocs.
REVIVED. D.-Mr. E. II. Britton has re-
yived his paper at Charlottee under the
name of the COurier-Bulletin.
A NEGRO WOMAN SHoT.-Jane Jackson,
a negro woman, living in brothel, corner
of George and Pollock streets, New Berne,
was shot by a negro soldier Wednesday
night last. The bell lodged in her right
breast and inflicted wound which result
ed fatally the following day. The MUIR
derer has been arrested.
The LAsT-The Tri- Weekly Old NORTH
State at Salisbury has closed its existence
under its present editors and proprietors.
A few days will elapse before its fate is
definitely known. In the mean time the
publication of the Weekly Watchnaam and
old North State will be continued.
HORSE TH1EvEs.-The two strange ne
groes spoken of in our issue of the 17th
inst. as having been arrested and jailed
for the supposed stealing of the horse and
| buggy in their possession, it appears, stole
| the horse in Pitt county. They stole one
horse from DR.. Brown and another from
| Mr.. Robt Green. They came through
Raleigh and traded one horse for the bug
| gy they had here. The one they sold
| here was fast, no doubt three minute
horse. The negroes were arrested by the
Mayor and imprisoned, but 1t appears
that next day one of the LOiI squires, a. G.
Thornton, had them released entirely I'M
| beknowing to the Mayor. The next day
parties in pursuit of tho property came in
and proved the horse here. They had
gotten the other horse in Raleigh. Had
| not tlis officious squire interfered in the
premises, the guilty scoundrels would
have been taken back to Pitt. So 1t is,
| and so it will be as long as we have such
men in authority as now disgrace their
position.-Fayetteville Eagle.
GOLD DISCOVERED IN FORSYTH. No lit
tie excitement has been caused in the cas-
tern part of this county by the discovery
that gold exists in our soil in particles
that are by no means infinitesimal. Some
weeks ago q nugget as large as pigeon s
egg, of almost pure metal, was picked up
on the farm of Mr.. Soloman league, and
upon being taken to Greensboro to be test
ed, it was pronounced the genuine article
beyond all cavil. We understand that an
English company has taken the matter in
hand, and already sunk q shaft on the
| spot where the indications are most favor
able, and it is said that the parties engag-
ed in the enterprise are quite sanguine as
| to their prospects. Sentinel
ATTEMPT AT INcENDIARlsM. Last night
q little after nine o'clock, Mr.. Thomas
stenly: living on Hancock street, opposite
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-01

ed, and that universal amnesty and pardon for
participation in said rebellion be extended to all
who have borne any part therein will tend to &C.
cure permanent peace, order and prosperity
throughout the Ian and to renew and fully restore
confidence and fraterral fe.'ing among the whole
people, and cir r.specs for and attachment to
the II stona! government, designed by its pstri-
otic founders for the general government.
Now, therefore, be i: known that T. Andrew
Johnson, President OF the United States by virtue
Of the power and authority in me vested by the
Constitution, and in the name Of the sovereign
people of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare unconditionally and without reser-
directly participated in the late insurzection
rebellion, full pardon and amnesty
for the offence of treason sgainst the United
States Of adhering to their enemies
during the late civil war, with the restoration
of all the rights and privileges and inmunities
uuder the constitution and ths laws which have
been made in pursuance thereof. In testimony
whereof I have signed these presents with my
hand and have caused the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed. Done at the city
of Washington the 25th day Of December. in the
year OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight. and of the independence of the
United States of America the ninety-third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
F. W. SEWARD,
Acting Secretary of State.
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MARRIED.

Or Deco ber oath 1868, at the residence Of the
riTf's father; by Rev Jno: N. Andrews, MI.
LII, daughter of Jesse J. Bizzel all Of Wayne
county, n @.
IN Port Mills. Vermont. Dec 2sth, at the resi-
ence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Hos
nOSA L. PHILBRICK. of Port Mills,
L. ti.is city, on the afternoon of the 27th in
slant. by Rev. II. Steel. Mr.. A. DAVID to Miss
REBECUA R0THSOHILD, all Of Wilmington.
On the 23d instant, near HarreIs Store, New
Hanover county, by Rev. W. M. Kennedy, Mr..
GEORGE F. ALDERMAN, Of Wilmington, to
Mss MARY E., daughter OF Noah Highsmith,
Esq.
At the residence OF Mrs. Jane r. Murphy, Bed
ford county. Tenn, on Thursday. the 18th Of De-
cember, 1858, by the Rev. 8. 3. Woodbery, Mr..
JOHN Fl, ALDERMAN, to Miss MARY A. b.
MURPHY, all Of Bedford county.
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From the Daily Journal, Feb, 1868.
The Flowers Grape.
WRITEvILLE, n. c., Jan. 80, 1868.

WHITEvILLE, N. C., Jan. 30, 1868.
MEssRs. EDITORS Il drop you an item
of history in connection with the Flowers
Grape. This grape which is now so anx-
lousy sought after and extensively cultiva-
ted for wine making, is a native of Robe
son county, n c., and was discovered
prior to 1916, by William Flowers (knoeOn
as pipen Billy in Flowers Swamp, from
whence it derives its name. In 1916 Mr..
Giles Williams, who is now living, visited
the parent vine, for the purpose of obtain
ing cuttings or plants. The vine then had
the appearance of being ten or twelve years
old. The precise spot where this famous
grape was first discovered is sixteen miles
South of Lumberton, n. G. From this one
parent vine many thousands Of plants have
been carried to all parts of the country,
North and South, and the Flowers Grape
Of Robson county is now competing with
standard grapes of the old countries.--
Many thousands of plants and cuttings of
this grape are now shipped by Express and
on the railroads every Winter, by the citi-
zens of Columbus county, n, c., where this
grape is now more extensively grown than
in any other part of the United States.
Among the many excellencies which this
grape has to commend it to wine-makers,
besides making the best wine in the world,
is the time of ripening and the fact that
the entire crop ripens at one time, and
never fall from the vines until destroyed
by frost they must have been frozen be-
fore they fall. Very light frosts do not
cause them to fall. This grape commences
ripening in September, and first changes
slowly from its green state to a dark red or
brown color, aud continues a gradual
change until fully ripe. When the last of
this reddish color disappears around the
stem, the grape being coal black, which is
proof of its being quite ripe. The stem
itself is one marked popularity, which dis
tinguishes this from any other grape; as the
stem enters the grape it branches into three
prongs, like tripod, which reach near the
centre of the fruit, and never give way or
pull out till the grape is fully ripe. Wine
makers who engage in the business exten-
sively will find this their best grape, and
while they use the Scuppernong and other
varieties, and have to employ force to pick
and work them, when these are finished
up they find the Flowers all hanging on
the vines waiting, after all other varieties
have been gathered and worked, so that
the hands may not be idle, but can just be
changed over to the Flowers vineyard,
when the best wine will be made last.
Very respectfully,
T. s. MEMORY.
P. S.-This grape was first brought t.
Columbus county and cultivated by man
named Babson, hence it is sometimes called
the BabsOn Crane. Il. S. M.
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Passports for Americans

The following letter, relating to the ne
cessity of Americans taking out passports
when going abroad has been sent in answer
to inquiries from New York:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WARRINGTON, Dec. a. 1868.
SIN Your letter of the 18Th instant requesting
to be informed if any reliance can be placed upon
recent articles in the New York papers advising
all American citizens who desire to reside for any
length of time in any of the German cities to
provide themselves with passports. and also in
slrabie for Russls and Austria, and indispens able
for Ouba has been received. In reply have to
Inform You that the articles referred to can be
relied upon. This Department would advise all
citizens visiting foreign countries to provide
themselves with passports, they might be
liable to serious incouveniences if urprovided
with authentic proof Of their national character.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
f. W. SEWARD,
Assistant Secretary.
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colored, the rules were suspended and
House bill No. III. for the better pretec-
tion of certain debtors. was taken up.
The question REQUIRED upon the follow
ing substitute of Mr.. Seymour 8. The Gen.
eral Assembly Of North Carolina do enact,
That any Sheriff or their officers, deputy
or agent, who shall, under any warrant,
expose to public sale or take away SO much
of the property or estate of any debtor as
is exempted from sale upon execution by
exemption laws in existence previous to
the adoption of the present Constitution,
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor."
j 81. Harris, of Wake, colored, offered
an amendment By adding and punished
by not more than 81 200 fine or one years
imprisonment"
Mr.. Seymour accepted it. After some
debate Mr.. Seymour called the previous
question.
The call was sustained and resulted in SO
yeas to 13 nays-not quorum voting.
On motion, the House adjourned until
tomorrow morning 10 o'clock
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Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR Fever and Ague, .s HntcrmisfeRt aS-
yer. Chill Fever, EHem1ttens LSveES
Ekun:I Axue, Periodical or Bilious
FcYer &c and indeed all the @Rec.
1ions which arise from maiartO0+,
srarsh, or Inisssmatic pOlSOns.
Az its name implies, Is does Cure, and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Blsmutn
zinc nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever. it In nowise Injuries any panenL Inc Inc
number and importance of its cures IN !he ague ols
tricts are literally beyond account ana we oelieve
without parallel in the history Of medicine. Our
nride is Vratiicd by the acknowledgements we re-
ceie f the radical cures effected in obstinate cases,
and where other remedies had wholly tadiea' n ~
+roreIIino through miasmatc localities, Will De pro-
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daily:
For Iirer Complaints, arising from torpid1ty
Of the Liver it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. ,,..,uo,
PRpared by DR.. J. c. AVER CO., PracuCiA a a
and ANALYTICAL Chemists. Lowell, Mass, and sou
all round the world.
y PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE
szr Sold In Wilminrton BY II WILLIS, W
4E.ra eA@ GA ~Nso' 74-eod1W-1tw
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HaIa CT IaIuahla Real Estate.

nN WEDNESDAY, the zOth day OF January
next, will offer for sale by public auction, at
nc C ,urt House in he city OF Wilmington, that
valuable PLANTATION III the county of New
Hanover, lying on the south side OF the North
Eastern bra ch of the Cape Fear river, contain
.ug about $50 ACRES, part of the Rocky Point
iald1, well ka0wn the WATTS, or FERRY
PLA%TA!IOT, anl now occupied by Mr.. Z. II.
nIcQ ligg. And at the same time and place about
10 Acres Of land the other side of said river,
and he arly opposite said Watts Plantation. One
i3Irth OF ths purchase money will be required IN
casa O. the day OF sale, and the residue il
.hrae eGnal annual payments to be made in one.
two and three years thereafter, with interest from
ssiI day Of sie. The purchaser will be required
10 give satisfactory bonds for the deferred pay
fusa.s, cured by mortgage the premises,
rnutt.4i"g power to sell if default is
si3 On any pay:us nts for sixty days aSterit may
De due; and also to Pay fer drafting necessary
convey anCe3.
This sale is made by Mrs. Bette A. Lane, under
Il conveyancom III mortgage OF said premises here
tofOre made to hcc.
WI. A. WRIGHT,
Attorney.
dc IS Is
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letter to Gen. Breckenridge, who is now in Cuba,
advising and urging him to return at once.
1t is expected that Hons. jacob Thompson, j.
IL. Sir son and General Early viii return at the
same time.
An appeal has been issued by the Washington
National Monument Committee, asking ministers
OF the various churches throughout the country
to take up collection on the Sunday preceding
the 22d o February, 1859, in fnrtherance OF the
completion OF that monument.
The appeal is signed by Andrew Johnson, er-
o1icio President Gen. Grant and ". W. Corcoran
among the Vice Presidents
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Disraeli is tricky to the end. By resign
ing during the recess, he has deprived the
Liberals of their generals at critical Pc
riod; for, according to custom, those mem
bers of Parliament accepting Cabinet Office
must resign and be reelected, and this can
not be done until Parliament meets and
issues new writs. Thus the new Ministry
are not in their seats at the opening Of Par
lament.