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Deaths.

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KIRKPATRICK-In Gold Hill, April o A.. ii.
Kirkpatrick, a native of Galenn, ILL.,, aged ~
years. tlA
McDoUGALD-In Gold Hill, April {. Al. Nc
DOugald. agcd2 q years, a native.0f Glengarry
County, Ontario, Canada.
GRANT-In Gold Hill, April Z, A. b. Grant,
aged % years, q nntiye OF GienSarry County,
Ontario, Canada.
McCALLUM-In Gold Hill, April7, Thomas Nc.
Callun, aged % years, a native OF Cornwall,
Ontario, Canada.
MARvIN-m Gold Hill, April G. c. W. Marvin,
aged 70 ycars.
liam Armstrong, aged &c years.
cRAIMER-In Sacramento, April ., James
Craimer, aged IS Year,.
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BY TELEGRAPH
4 psoM AV FRANCHISES.

~"
81 Fsisolsso; aSrl lo-sr. T.
q hsHtrdld say thit in ihs
House yesterdss MI Butler usked, Aah
was refused leave, to report u bill per-
hitting defendants in criminal cases in
the United STATES Courts to give testi-
mnohy In their own Behalf and Which
provides that State laws prescribing
the competency Of witnesses should
govern I'm United States Courts in
respective States.
The House passed y hill establishing
the land district of Wyoming.
The President aud Secretary Fish
differ in regard TO the Gaban question.
Fish is reported cautious. Grant farors
the immediate recognition Of Cuban
independence. l'R st
The steamer General Grant has been
burned ut New Orleans.
The Central and Union Pacific Rail-
road Companies have agreed upon a
junction ut Ogden. s,. .taI
Pnroa, a merchant Of Valparaiso, has
abseonde --defalcations oyer $4,000.
A SECOND earthquake has been ex-
perieaced ut San Fernando. The people
on the west coast are npprAhsnsive OF n
repetition,
The yellow fever is rigging at Sncno.
Tho New York money market c%ontin-
ues. stringent. 90, iGs. ~
The steamer Golden City sailed from
Piuams on The ?sth ultimoAdae bere
MoudnysnOrning next. asil 9iGrl s.E
a A. ,Freuchman named DsLanneyfwns
found deal in Spoliord alley this norm
ing.
old, was thrown fr1m . horse on Korrrnly
street tais morning. aud seriously in.
iated.y iJsy ago9g5aa ad o. Is 5sig4a m
The delayed overland mails are cx-
pected 70 arrive Tnfslny or Wednesday
next. ~ ~ bs8H41Gi H3gd
Wells Fargo ( Company are pn,ting
on now stnges connectiag Stbs ends OF
tbe,ra;lr,nd. intsf nNp5p' ssj iO
I
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pox ENooN sTocK nEpoKE.

fcosnscrsn Daily by ". II. rLlao. GOLD NH.
SAN Francisco, April ~.
30 Ophir, $33x6SG33H@ 8 30; l0s Gould
l. Curry. $l25li2011l9 4 30; 65S Savage, $11E
f0tT0aTTI671 8 30; "a Chollar- Potosi. $lSaSlSl:
. Hale & Norcross. SS7lSG; 10 Grown Point,
$5a6e5iI54b 30: T5 Yellow Jacket, $5IEGt0H
Kcntuck, Observation-Disclosures b %; 30 Alpha, $2s
G2sa b 81; 10 Confidence, $3i; 2s8 Overman, 81
ass b 80; 1a5 American, $2I02T40sS 8; 30
Lady Bryan, $120l1K q %; Oh Justice, IS; 10
Occidental. $2S; 10 Bullion. 81; % Belchcr, SiS
6i6%GtiGn ) 80; - Flowery. s.. E.rgt,
srREET QUOTATIONS. ' y
Savage, $T0sl: Yellow Jacket, $6S; Kontuck,
$sts; Could & Curry, $l2t, t Ia,
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CORRESPONDENCE
nnrn. unrs. Anril o ,ar

Uaa BOP OPERA HOUSE,, April ., 1853.
join Piper. Esq.-Dear sir: We tho under.
signed members Of your Dramatic Company and
attaches Of the Theater. deeply sympathizing
by the late terrible calamity at Gold Hill. and
desiring to show our sympathy In some substan-
iial manner. respectfully tender our gratuitous
services for n Benefit, 10 take place at such time
a. you may determine, and trust that you Will.
with your usual generosity, place the Theater az
the disposal OF such partiesns may be nthorized
10 receive tho proceeds OF the evening.
Amy Stone. H.F. stone;
Mr.. F. +. Stewart, James Harrison,
Mrs. E.. F, Reach, II. G. Marsh,
Miss Maggie DAILY, CIV. Marsh,
Miss Louise Arnot, Harry Hawk,
George Hinkley. Charles French,
John Finn, Samuel Goodchild,
II. Rhcinhart, Frank Moore,
"a. ". Stcnbight &. John Roscnbrock,
Joseph layton.
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Tus House Committee on Foreign Az
fairs want to examine into the affairs OF
San Domingo, with the view of the an
pexation Of that island 10 the United
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FISK aud Hatch publish a circular
stating that they have no interest in the
Union Pacific Railroad, but are acting
for tie Central Pacific.
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TmE Mexican Government asks the
United States To recall Minister Rose
Grams, which is tue cause OF some eS-
ci,emeat at Washington,
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AccIosxr.-At Vallejo, April 18th, a
little daughter Of Edward GiIday fell
aud broke her arm at the elbow joint.
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AID. rnE GoLp HIT SurFsRERS-
A GESERous PRoPosAL.-The following
note from the proprietorS and managers
of the New ALEXANDRIA Theater speaks FIR
itself. The proposal is rs timely as it
i generous, and will, we are sure, NEE,
u prompt and cordial response from the
public aud the friends of the sufferers of
the Gold Hill calamity:
ALmAMBR, TuEArsR. April S, 1869.
Editor Bulletin-Smith, Hentz < Badger.
propric,ors and managers OF the New Alham-
bra Thcater, respectfully tender one-half OF
the gross receipts Of the house, on any even
ing that may be selected from the 18th to the
18th OF the present month, said moneys to be
devoted in aid Of the sufferers By the terrible
calamity at Gold Hill, Nevada. The under
signed WILDE happy to arrange with any prop
erly authorized parties forthe purposed bcne-
NJ. Yours, ]. B. BADGER,
Business Manager.
Since the above was put in type, We
learn that the Chamber Of Commerce
have taken the proposition into consid-
Grafton, accepted it. and that the benefit
will take place under its auspices on
Wednesday evening, April l3,h.-S. p.
BIlietiR.
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TilE MUTUAt; LEE INsUk.
approved style OF Life and Endowment Policies
and declares ASD rAYs Its dividends Of surplus
every year. commencing ono year from the date
Of application. Before %insuring yonr life, ask
the agent II tho dividends are deferred for two,
three or foar years, or whether they arc actually
premium, as the case IL with policies In the. Nh.
tual Life. BY looking into the Virginia Agency
a very large number Of dividend statements are
to be seen, belonging to policies on the lives Of
our best citizens, aud a. any Of these policies
can be examined, no ono need be at o loss 70 a..
certain the beat company TO Insure ip. ls II
not better 10 Judge nom nctunl policies or our
neighbors than TO take tho mere statement. OF
nm agent'ns to what rrs expectations may bcf
sIrsl.ay sg,i JOHN SPR0ST0Nu
R. ]. Burlxh, oldHii, Local Agent, TsSsi,st
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A. II. SrErusSs, Of Georgia, is again
considered in II dying condition.
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The President will Immediately recall
Reverdy Johnson from England.
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,,NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CORDS OF
Dry Wood-Washoe Pine-for sale, situated
al tho Bowers Mil. Gold Hill. Inquire OF
GEO. @. WATERS ORD. A. STEPHENS.
Gold Hill, April 10, 1890. apfO-n
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OUR. GOLD HILL SUFFERERS.

At A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
N BJurI OF Trustees, held this day, the follow.
lake charge OF subscriptions now undo, way and
solicit further aid, and inquire into the inimc-
diate wants OF the sufferers by the late mining
disaster, and to inycstigaic and apportion what.
eyer fnndr may be cnllecteh. -.-..L- ~ l
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
p$.,h ofC.n,rnl Nichols.

~ AN1tA "
SSr. LOUIS, April General va.
Nichols, Adjutant General 81 the
military division of Missouri, died tpis
morning, after an Illness Of two or
three weeks.
New York News.
NEw York, April SIT is rumored
that ( late PrGssian mail, from Breuneni
hilher was rubbed Of over a million.
The Postofice detectives. Of the depart
ment profess no knowledge OF the
matter. H3alf 40
Western Union Telegraph, AIS.
Judge Blatchford has refused 10
grant II stay OF proceedings in the
Union Pacific case.
In the Supreme Court Judge Barnard
announced that Dunnt and Cisco act
under the opinion Of Judge Blatchford,
aud will not appear before the Supreme
Court. s'.i 'F8 i"it't
Field, counsel for Fisk, rharacterizes
BlutcLford's opinion as q more fagrant
ease of extra judicial opinion than the
bred Scott case. He said the ABSORB.
lion Of State powers into the Federal
authority Ind proceeded far enough.
Judge Barnard rendered nm opinion,
arkuowiedgtuE nc superior out sne
upper Courtsiof The state ana Tue gu.
preine Co"rt 81 new iork' re S"'U "'
!u'u submit 10 no otner' -
FISK & Hatch issue a circular Stating
that they ARE not concerned or ~
terested In TIE above nameu cnse, tSey
being the agents Tor the Central rae'ns !,
.nd declaring lGat ,1e la..sr GGmPaaS
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Rhndn Islnnd HIertlon.

PuoviDEScE, April s.-Pndclford's
majority is 1896. The Senate stands
&c Republicans TO { Democrats the
House, GO Republicans to IL Democrats.
Eaton Executed at philadelphia.
PnrLApELpuIA, April s.-Entoh was
executed ,o.dRy for the murder Of
Timothy Heenan.
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.rup STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS"
j Hall Apply At room I'M rear Of dnstiee's
oS Ssifa 4 I'm, st.isA1 Is, 1850. 49, aSis.ifl
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POLITICAL.
GEORGE DOWNEY.
JAMES MALONE,
For CITY Assessor.
S1Ort. to Rent.
To, let.

Y,oR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT TIE
.rs sye" Main street. Gold Hill:
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l - IVA Atb DHs NAfNH
Washington Intelligence.

. #..#H. n|A ITW. $1,000 ~ .
WASHINGTON, April s.TThe Commit
tee 9uf Reconstruction have agreed 10
report a bill III accorlance with the
Presidents wishes in regard to Nir-
ginia aud Mississippi also, continuing
u section enabling those States TO adopt
their Constitutions. '''.'. '' "'''"'
. The Senate has, confirmed Plumb as
Consul GcucrHl ut Havana ; Young,
District Attorney for Oregon; Denni-
son, Chief Justice for Washington Ter.
ritory Evans, Associate ; II. u. Wash
burn, Surveyor General for Montana ;
Prescott, Register of the Land Office Mt
Prescott, Arizona. g,G-.g ..ftg..ayl ,
Thu President sent IN the all the Ala.
hamn claims correspondence TO the
Senate to-day. 5000 T". SEQ" fn'
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THE PACIFIC MUTUAL.

6i On; s,sfasN 80 hua d IanoIal
Was s~rGnnized 10 check this eastward
asw OF u rcsosrces' aaA saGordgto
insurers tie better pronfeon'a,n n9r"
BIZ C%aIifsrnia invcstmcnis. ysgaJ,.,
The abovo sum, nj cur LowesaBnir.
,vssuId yield s4o9.ss7 72..sIhussai
ferdfng nm additional proassfo ,.r
Foley HsIders or s9Oa ,6ss SO.
Oar Investments are al madfiH
acssrdnneo wIah the I.nws Of Call.
Esruia, and our secsritiss AFRO n- gs"d
M. those held BY Eastern C~ompHnie".
All b assai kiads or Policies is
sued. and no permits 10 travel re-
quired. iI5a p3A3H,. s.. r
ru h1a WILSON DUNLAP
w (At Banking House OF II. ". Flacgsf
'a Agent for Gdid TN.
.Er..i .gUI uHI aaTtE lHaut nIa"
.#..H.H. b .HHH#.r.
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Sr. LOUIS, April General W.. .
Nichols, Adjutant General 81 3e
military division of Missouri, died tpis
morning, after an Illness Of two OF
thrno waaks
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Z agim i,J9aC ay.isl sdj 10 !@fe. iDoI
We're collected upon this CsnAtg anh
ssni East, for Life Insurance, 9Th"
Money was inve"ted ne ~ nyernSe
raso Of 9 Per ceni.-yisiding $780,
SIS SO Per .annnn. 10 a nDoa 81,
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BEGAN BUSINESS APRIL 30, 1868.
Assets, January l, is 90
1886 ,642 o3 =

l. Tsysi ,lEt.sls ail Jr hgI9yU3sib gHE
WsHld yer pay Rxpre.. C~hssresP"
Money to the Atlantic si"tss, ferlh"
purpo.e or havisg 4; ia,e.ted wskss'"
Il will brInE bui snr-h"lf che grrtar"
that it will ~ HoH,ef Read lhc i''-
s"ns sHg ai4g ,<jitIb 70 % din
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-The delinquent
patent agents must settle their accounts
before doing any further business with the
bureau.
The accounts that General ButteIiield
will return as Assistant Treasurer at New
York are correct.
f'fne meaning Of this is, probably, that
the accounts Of General Bettprfield as As
sstant Treasurer are correct N. o.
REPUBLICAN. s
The New York Tribune says, edito
rally I: {" The evidence duplicating prom
inent Washington treasury official in the
New York Customhouse frauds is com
plete, and shows he shared in the pro.
ceeds.'. The Tribune withholds the name
Of the party.
Gen. Grant approves of General Ames'
regulations for the State elections in Mis-
sissippi.
The Bishop Of Orleans. France. declares
he will abide by the decision Of the Ecu
menical Cou.cil, whatever they may be
The letter ofthe Archbishop Of Paris,
dated November 7, opposing the adoption
Of the papal infalliblity by the council
without discussion, is reported to have
been instigated by Napoleon.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27

WIN don,t tho swoet Endoro br;nc a..
their Democratic niger Tom Sinclair,
and let some Of the people see the animal
w S ID sney propose inducing INTO the Of
i h csnnot rod ~ mite ~ = 's"s'
d;narv fald hsnd = snrnosa;,, $50. = ~
Ana ibsv lnow ,hat ] s;ah, y ,;a ns auJr
d;scnst he neonle Harca tber Lao,, J III.
hid il Coniah and arnect r. dece;ys IL ~.
people by false statements resne'tins his his
auaIifcations-~ Vic5sbu,,o Ren' ls.s ''s
We have 4 similar case II this cana,o.
~, D;s,,;ct somshodv ~ i e, lnom
TN "a Is hsva nsss- ssan az ~ ~ s,,,a
a,.s1 49,. y. .o,,ia..as ~ u nv
p,'h;a.as ~. u chss na.nss ~ ~ M
rS,'.. s0 - ~ s.s.s' y. ~. = n,'.:.. s
NJ q, - - ,- ~. ~ ,,' -, ~:
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27
Thanksgiving.

This is the day appointed by President
Grant as a day Of Thanksgiving to Al
mighty, God Tor peace. Prosperity ard
Happiness throughout the United States
We would like to obey the proclamation
OF our chief ruler. but we can't afford to
insult High Heaven 10 doing so. We I
thank God for peace, when we have no
peace. 1.-THE proclamation bad command
ed us to pray for peace, We could have
done so with hearty good will. but we
won't insult His holy name by thanking
Him for that He not given us.-Demo-
cratic Exchange.
Last year Andrew johnson, the old
Ku Klux Sachem, lorded it over this
country, and the carnival Of second hell
held full sway in Mississippi. Blood Of
union men flowed freer than water The
savage yell of the cut-throat chivalry, in
his habilaments of midnight assassin.
was heard at the doors Of Union men
throughout the State.
Thent It was that the high-toned
chivalry offered their thanks for the bles-
sings enjoyed and after the manner of a
suppliant, but with the spirit Of the can
nibal barbarian, beseeched his mightiest
Beelzebub that he, through his chosen
angels, A. J. and A. G., would still per-
nit them to draw the blood from their
political opponents.
This year, under protecting admins
tration the Union man is safe-his life is
protected-he breathes free. With the
exception Of some few localities. he roams
over the country with perfect security
He lies down to his rest at night with an
assurance that he will not be disturbed
by the yell Of an assassin. And becspse
such state Of affairs exist--because they
dare not any longer carry on their hellish
work, they cry out down trodden they
cry out for peace, "and refuse to be com.
forted unless they are permitted. unli-
censed, unbridled and ,unehacked. to carry
on their bloody work. What chapter
on the moral depravity of civilization p
Could not barbarous Africa furnish
much better example of this civilized age
than Mississippi did last Year,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27

well and faithfully. The meat was nicely
cooked and all the arrangements were car.
ried out in. the best. order After dinner
the procession returned to Court House
square where short speeches were made
by Ma5or VIII. Gibbs and w. II. Noble
Esq, and the meeting adjourned with
three cheers for Alcorn and the Ticket, to
prepare for the torch light procession in
the evening. At the appointed time the
procession was formed with banners. trans
parencies and torches marching through
the town and presenting fine appear
ance.
Short speeches were made at different
points by Messrs J. NJ. Miller, Jr, Gibbs,
McMichael, Noble, Weatbeis. Brown,
Griffin, Cage, Hall, and others. The
speeches were short. well timed and ap
propriate. The utmost enthusiasm prevail
ed throughout, and at late hour the meet.
ing adjourned and all went home feeling
that old Wilkinson was safe.
The cavalry companies from Amite Co..
and those from Fort adams, Whitestown,
Mt. Pleasant and other points presented
fine appearance, and too much praise
can not be given the commanders, marsh
ais and other officers for the good order
which was kept throughout the day and
night. There was no drunkenness or dis
order Of any kind and everything passed
off pleasantly and agreeably.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27
GOOD BYE!

We have received the first number Of
the " Holly Springs Conservative" John
Calhoun. editor. 1t is very handsome
eight column weekly. filled with vigorous
editorials. and well selected matter. In
his salutatory Mr.. Calhoun says: "Cast
about at random by the waves, / look
abroad upon the wilderness of waters, and
seeing no choice except between the pi
ratical flag Of Radicalism. and the Conser-
vative olive branch, ] cheerully 90 abroad
with Dent Exchange.
The editor Of the /" Conservative " is
not the only person who will go " abroad
with Dent after the Both inst. The fact
is that the Conservative Party went
" abroad for candidate and that candi
date has taken time by the forelock and
has gone back abroad before the cleo
ton, knowing. as he well did, that his
nomination to begin with was +" broad =
swindle on the people of Mississippi, and
that the voters who were expected to raj
" to his standard would be "abroad" on
the day Of election.
We shall be sorry to part with so many
good citizens, but il they intend to follow
Dent abroad this is broad free
country, and they have right to go
"abroad if they wish. What nice lot
Of carpet bag Conservatives they will be
to be sure. We wish them we'll wherever
they may 20, but trust that they have
learned wisdom by experience and that
they will not all run for Office when they
do go abroad and meet the fate OF
Dent.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27

4 If. a
made tools Of are hoaat in Democratic
parlance. s
But we know that evan Democrats have
a contempt for any cokred man who will
thus sacrifice bis manhood. They will
make use Of him as long as they can, but
they will not trust him ont Of their sight
Now if Charles Robinson, alias Ger
many, is an Intelligent, sOorthy man why
is he kept back in the dark7 Why has
he not appeared before the people Of his
District, and given them chance to Judge
of his qualifications and fitness for the
high Office oil Legislator for the State Of
Mississippi?
But such has not been the case. Sin
clair has been kept close by his keepers
A. G. Brown 4 Co., and has not been per-
mitted to go outside Of the borders OF Co
piah County since the campaign opened.
Charles Robinson, the candidate for Sen
atorial honors, has not been permitted to
open his mouth in this District. The truth
is that their candidates are not I'll, for the
positions they seek, and their keepers are
afraid and ashamed to bring them before
the people. They had hoped to humbug
some poor ignorant colored men and 10
duce them to vote their ticket. But they
have made mistake aud have overreach-
ed themselves.
Democrats, examine your tickets before
you vote and see who you are voting for
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27
HI srrison's Patent IsesoIvent,
Or Paint and Varnish Remover.

n tEEAsVns E0tcmt IkeSOhvemts
Or Paint and Varnish Remover.
EOR THE Removal of Paint or varnisll
i from either wood or metal, is most re-
liable article, and saves both time and
money. The following certificates from
Scientific; men who have used this prepare
ton attest its efficacy:
lately purchased some of Harrison's pat
ent Paint Resolvent, and used it to remove
six coats of Bone-black and Copal varnish,
so firmly set that scraper would scarcely
touch it the ResolveDt removed it most
effectually, and has my very cordial recon-
H. J.. BENNETT, Painter,
Machine Shop, Amboy R. R.
We have used Harrison's Paint Resolvent
for the purpose of remov ng old Paint, and
safely recommend it for that purpose.
W. CRAMP \ SONS,
Iron and Wood Ship Builders.
We have used Harrison's Paint Resolvent
for the purpose of removing old Paints, and
feel no hesitation in recommending it as q
DAVID H. PoGUE,
West Chester Il Philada. II. r. Office.
I have made series of experiments with
Harrison's Paint Resolvent on Locomo-
.tives, Tenders, Ships, Cars, and other OBJ
jects. find that for removing old Paint or
Grease 1t is all that couldpossibly be wished
leaving the surface in a better condition
than the old method of burning, and more
suitable for receiving and retaining new
Paint. Hf
Na L. McMANUs.
In Bulk packed in Barrels cts. per pound
In Iron Cans, 9cents per pound.
Put up in 5, 10, and 90 lb. Iron Cans 100
lbs in Case and in Barrels.
Address
HARRISON BROTHERS n CO.,
No. 105 :. Front st. Philadelphia, Pa.
and l6 Burling Slip, Southeast corner Of
august %, '6s-1m
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Pay upl Pay upu

A LII PARTIES indebted to the Wood
IA vile Republican, either for Subscrip.
ton or Advertising. are requested to come
forward and settle up without delay me
amounts due are small. and you all have
money. All unpaid after LIST Of Novem
Der will be handed over to an officer for
G election,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27

NOTICE is hereby given. that at the
IN Noveaber Term Of the Honorable
Probate Court Of Wilkinson county. Let
tiers Of Administration were granted to
the undersigned on the estate Of Thomas
I'll. Grow. deceased.
Therefore all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. aud those hav
ing claims against said Estate are requir
ed to have the same registered within the
time prescribed by law OF they will be tor
ever barred.
t GEO. H. PEETS,
ELIZA A. PEETS,
Nov. 20, 69-Tw Administrators.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-27
D. 4. RAWoRTH, Gen'l sup't.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND
Great Northern Railroad,

NAIL TRAIN--Leaves New Orleans at IA.
NJ. passes jackson at P. NJ. ; and arrives
at Canton at 6:25 p. NJ TER
Returning Leaves Canton at 3P. NJ. pass
es Jackson at p. NJ. and arrives at New Or
leans at $40 A. NJ.
Express Train leaves New Orleans at 5:45
P. NJ. /; passes jackson ct $50 A. N. arrives
at Canton at A. N.
Returning leaves Canton at 1;40 A. NJ;
passes Jackson at $50 A. NJ. and srrives'at
New Orleans at 1880 P. NJ. ~ y. ,s...