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SATLBD1Y. SiOY. 7. ISlt.
TZZ LLEITIOVS.
Cvviran f tie EtpakUeai hrt j.
From (be Vicksburg Herald we
irake Ibe following synopsia of
election news and results :
MASSACHUSETTS.
Ttie Democrat elect the Gover
nor ( the first time in fifty years)
by SOU) major Ity. The Congres
sional delegation standi : ItepuMi
cans 4, Democrats and Independ
ent 7, and 1 disputed.
A Republican loss of 7.
Thompson, Democrat, beat Ben
Butler lor Congress. Thompson
will pirate go to the head of the
class.
VIRGINIA.
Seven out of nine Congressional
districts beard from : elect 6 Demo
erate, 1 Republican.
A Democratic gain of 2.
LOUISIANA.
From incomplete returns Louisi
ana is redeemed ; a Conservative
.' I Legislature, State ticket, and 8 out
of 6 Congressmen elected.
, v A Democratic ga In of 5.
ALABAMA.
Goes Deraocratle by 8000 majori
ty.' Electa a Democratic Legisla
ture and 6 Congressmen ; 2 doubt-
A gain of 2 and perhaps 4.
A sanguiusry riot occurred at
Kufaula; a negro voted the Demo
cratic ticket and for so doing waa
set upon by a mob ; the whites In
terfering, caused the riot ; 10 or 12
negroes were killed and 60 or 60
wounded, and the mob routed. 6
whites were wounded, 1 mortally.
ARKANSAS
Elects 4 Democrat Congressmen.
A gain of 3.
DELAWARE.
i "! Vmahb . . -- Vfc ... it
mumij cuuuiy goes ueniocrauo.
Congressman Democratic.
A gain of 1.
. FLORIDA
Goes Rcpubllcnn.
, No change.
GEORGIA
'Elects an euliro Democratic del
sClfou to Congress.
, . A gain of S.
Goes Republican by decreased
majority ; status of Congressional
delegation unknown. ,
KANSAS.
Republicans carry it ; Democrats
igain 1 Congrcssninn. 1
KENTUCKY
Goes Democratic by the usual
majority; no change lit Its total
Democratic Congressional delega
tion. MARYLAND
Elects on entire Democratic del
gatlon to Congress.
A gain of 2.
MICHIGAN.
Democrats gain lurgoly, and re
sult doubtful ; Congressional dele
gation, 4 Democrats, 6 Republicans
. A, Democratic gain of 4.
MINNESOTA
Doubtful Mid close.
MISSOURI.
No returns received.
NEVADA
Doubtful and close.
NEW JERSEY
Goes Democratic by 10,000 ma
jority; the Congressional delega
tion stands 4 I)iniMrla to 3 He.
' publicans.
A Democratic gain of S.
NEW YORK
Probably elects Democratic
trs ...
uorernor, ana certainly have a
majority in the Legislature, and
gains several Democratic Congress
men.
. PENNSYLVANIA
Is claimed by both parties, with
probabilities favoring the Demo
crats. Forney's press concedes -
A DemocrntlA grain nt T Piuikmu.
noviJi Aounjau
Goes Renublican. No cliamra In
Congressman.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Result doubtful, with chances fa
voring Republicans ; Gen 'Is Ker
; sbaw and McGown elected to Con
gress, and one other Conservative.
A gain of 8.
TENNESSEE
rviwtvrvit A Uinln Al t. .A
by 26,600 or 80,000 majority ; and 8
Congressmen certainly, and proba
bly. A I - . j.
a nuo oi o or o.
TEXAS
, Goes largely Democratic, and
elects 10 Congressmen.
A gain of 6.
WISCONSIN
Goes Republican. No change In
the Congressional delegation. '
From this showing It appears
that from a majority of 97 out of
2 members in Congress, the Re
publicans are reduced to a minority
of at least 23 ; a most complete and
astounding revolution I Although
this reaction from the rule of vio
lence, of corruption and tyranny,
Wlih which party leaders had tinc
tured the politics and government
of the country, under cover of the
excited publlo feeling and conse
quent demoralisation subsequent
to the war, has bet:: long and anx
iously looked for, It Is none the less
astounding In Its extent.
' .Uniar the plsa of reconstructing
. f ieountrr. and ffUAMJliAAltlaV that
t-ate:Or of the Union, the Nor
t' sn psc7le permitted, mas iu
t .ziiens of the Constitution and
laws of the land, gross violations
of the traditions, feeling and lib
erties of the people.
At Iat aroused to s realization
of the growth of wrouf and ras
cality out of these departures
from the reriiWl laws and the
Constitution, an effort was made
by the bct and inofct lionet uicu
of the North to check tho domi
nant party. But buoyed up ami
sustained by the Administration,
the party leaders set st naught
this effort of Horace Greeley,
Schurs, Sumner and their ansocl
atcs, and the reign of rascality
flourished auew and unchecked.
Hope of the people and of Repub
lican Institutions appeared dead.
Then, as a last resort, and not
withstanding their hatred of the
very uame of Democracy, and love
for that of Republican, after this
vaiu effort to purify and restore
the Government within that party,
the true, honest and liberty-loving
people of the North turned to tho
Democratic standard as a nucleus,
and organised a mighty and all
powerful host ; which has swept
over the laud, with its concentra
ted energies carrying all before it.
has reached tho Capitol, aud de
scended upon tho astounded and
dismayed Administration like a
cloud-burst! And has carried
new hope aud energy to ALL sec
tions of the conntry, even the
South, of a brighter aud more
prosperous future.
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IRrctliftr Taxrajers.
We observe by posters to that
effect, that a meeting of tax payers
Is called in Greenville, on Monday,
the 10th instant; to consider the
existing oppressive rste of taxes,
This matter of taxation has un
questionably reached sueh a stage
as to demand some effectual and
speedy relief; and if it is not affor
ded by tho constituted authorities,
it is but natural and proper that
the terribly oppressed tax payor
should endeavor to cure the wrongs
himself.
Plantations assessed at $20,000
throughout the county, have to
produce a tax of from $.1000 to $1000.
Planters with whom we have con
versed on this subject, any this eau
be bomo no longer.
Our article of threo weeks since,
detailing the matter pt taxes, and
setting forth the ratio of existing
taxation with the past, has caused
considerable thought nnd comment.
We endeavored to close that article
hopefully; by reference to the fuel
that next year would bo the Inst In
which we would be burthened by
the cotton and tcu cents per acre
land tax; but we nro answered,
that " wo absolutely require pres
ent relief; " or we must succumb.
We hope that this meeting will
bo largely attended, and that some
plan of rollef may be digested ; It
Is certainly an occasion calling for
prudent and discreet counsel.
BOLIVAR COUNTY.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
W II Peakej et al
vs
Elisa A. Peake, et al
la f hasnrry, Bolivar t'ounljr, Miji-i--ti,ii.
rilHK undersigned, siet-ial eom
L mlssioner. pursuant to the
final decree iu the above styled
cause, will, on
Monday, the 7th 4a j of December,
1S7I, at the late residence of Samuel
II. Peake, deceased, in said county,
proceed to sell, within legal hours,
the plantation Uxn which said 8.
II. Peake resided, to wit: Section
six, township tweuty-five, range
six, In said county. Said sate be
ing for distribution between the
devisees of said H. II. Peake, and
will be made on a credit of one and
two years front the day of sale.
All notes given for the purchase of
said tract of land, or any part
thereof, to be divided into eight
equal parte bearing eight per cent,
interest from the day of sale, with
Eersotial security to be approved
y me and payable to me as com
missioner. A lien to be retained
on the land to further secure the
payment of said notes.
JOHN LYMAN, Coni'r.
F A Montgomery, attorney
November 7, loi'l-lMt
Izlst of IaiitlM iu Bolivar County, Hissis-
sippi.deliuqueut for Levee Construction Tax (2 mills) for fiscal year 1S73
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Towi Affairs.
At its regular sesslou on last
Tuesday night, the Council consid
ered the embarrassed condition of
our town financial affairs, and en
deavored to arrive at some sort of
arrangemeut with holders of town
certificates of Indebtedness for
withholding a certain amouut of
scrip from the market for the pres
ent ; but no agreement was arrived
at. We suppose, however, that
some such arrangement will be ef
fected, as a substitute ol the " fun
ding project," which meets with
llt.'Ie favor. Expenses were mate
rially out down, by discharging the
police force.
Upon reflection, we are fain to
believe that It was a mistake in
the Council ever to charge l!eeir
with tho maintenance of this force;
Inasmuch as the coun.ty magis
trates have entire Jurisdiction iu
administering its regulations and
provisions for the preservation of
order and tho punishment of viola
tions of ordinances. There are three
of these ' magistrates' courts In
towu ; each of whloh employs con
stables and bailiffs, to whom can
be remitted the duty of arrests and
execution of process at least as
effectually as has obtained heretofore.
ifirRobeit Fulton, the irrcnt in
ventor of Bttani navigation tried
to convince the great Napoleon
that with his wonderful discovery
he could drive the English from
the seas and be as invlnclblo on
water as on land, but Napoleon
doubted the value of steam and
lost his empire. But Fulton's
grandson, G. A. Fulton, hus con
vinced the people of Washington
county that he Is one of the best
blacksmiths that ever hammered
Iron. As a blacksmith Vulcan
was a baby to Fulton. That old
smith did nothing but make armor
for the gods; but Fulton can make
anything of Iron from a buckli to
a steamboat; aud his wagonmn
klng shop is also supplied with tho
best tlinbir and prepared for any
kind of plantation work.
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BTATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ltoLiVAu County: I
In Chancery, October Term, 1874
jury A u una
flOSW vs
J R Flemlnar,
ON reading and filing the affida
vit of li F Trimble, solicitor
for the defendants William Folk
and Rebecca Polk, and cross com
plainants nerein, and it appearing
to the Court that the defendants
J It Fleming, Elisabeth Morrow,
William Morrow. Robert Morrow
and John Morrow are non-rcsldenta
of this Btate, and that affiant is
unable, after diligent Inquiry, to
ascertain the residence and post
office address of said absent defend
ants, or either of them, and there
fore cannot state the residence and
posiomce or saiu oeiennants, or
either of them t It Is therefore or
dered by the Court, that the said
J U Fleming, Elizabeth Morrow,
William Morrow, Robert Morrow,
and John Morrow, (thesnid Elisa
beth belnk the widow aud the said
William, Robert and John minor
children and helra-at-law of Wll
Ham K. Morrow, deceased,) do en
ter ineir appoarauce nerein at a
Chancery Court to be holdeu In and
for said county, at the town of Flo
rcy vlllo, on the 8d Monday of Jan
uary, a. d. 1875, and then and there
plead, answer or demur to the cross
1)111 of the said William Polk and
Kcbccca Tolk, filed ogalnst them.
In said court, or said cross bill ami
the seveiol allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed as to them,
and decreed accordingly.
It Is further ordered that a copy
of this order be published within
twenty days from this date, once a
week for four successive weeks in
Tub Okrknvillk Timkh, a public
newspaper printed and publixhed
In the town of Greenville, In the
county of Washington, und Btate
OI iMIHHIfmippl.
Ordered, adjudged and decreed,
this the 10th duy of October, a. d.
ion.
A true copy from the minutes.
H.T. FLOURY, Clerk.
Ity John Daviks, 1). C.
oct 31 l&6t
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IIoi.ivah County, j
J. II. Rrnndor, Adm'r of
L. L. Lobdell, deceased,
No L1I7 vs.
M. L. Llghtfoot, et als.
Chancery Court, October Term,1874
IT being made to appear to the
satisfaction of the Court, by af
fidavit tiled, thit H T Coffee, Y
Cyrode and John V Lobdell, three
of the defendants In the above sta
ted case, are non-resldontB of this
State, and that they resldo in
Memphis, State of Tennessee, and
that their postofllce Is in the said
city of Memphis, it is ordered by
the Court that said absent defend
ants shall appear and plead to the
amended bill in said cause on or
before the first tin v of the next term
of this Court, and that this order
snail withlu twenty days after It is
granted, be published once a week
ror iour consecutive weens in a
publlo newspaper called "The
Greenvillr Times," printed and
published In Washington countv.
In this State, and that the Clerk of
this Court shall transmit by Dial I
to said nostofflce. nronerly directed
to each of said defendants, with the
postage paid, a copy of this order.
A true copy from the ml nates.
Attest : H. T. FLOREY, Clerk
Ity John Da vies, D.C.
ocUl-13-61 '
Kellogf awl Burke.
A newspaper correspondence be
tween Governor Kellogg and Major
Burke, of the Hoard of Registra
tion, resulted in an application of a
cowhide to his Excellency, who
shot at Burke and then fled the
field: Burke meanwhile tiring sev
eral shots at Kellogg. Nobody
hurt.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, )
Bolivar County. , j
Eatnte of J. M. SHANNON.
In matter of the amended petition
of J. B. JJranaer, Administrator,
to sett innus oi saia deceased :
Chancery Court, October term, 1874
IT la ordered by the Court that
citation issue as prayed for in
said petition, aud It appearing to
the Court by said petition duly
sworn to, that Boston Shaw and
Thoddeiis Shaw are heirs of the
said J. M. Shannon, deceased, und
are minors, nnd that W. A. Shaw,
their father, is their only guardian,
a 'id that said Boston aud Thaddeus
ami their father, W. A. Shaw, are
non-rc'.ildeiits of the 8 to to of Mis
sissippi, and that they reside In
the State f Texas, in or near the
town of Boston, Bowie county,
Texas, and that the same is their
postorMco; it is ordered by the
Court that notice be given to said
Boston aud Thaddeus, by a publi
cation of this order once n week for
four consecutive weeks In a news
paper called "Tub Gmkenvii-le
fiMi:s," printed aud published in
Washington county, Mississippi,
to anpeur at the next January term
of this Court, and show cause, If
any they can, why the prayer of
the said J. B. B'ander for the sale
of the lands of said decedent fur
the payment of his debts should
not be granted, and said lauds be
sold accordingly.
It Is further ordered that a copy
of this order be sent by the Clerk
of this Court, by mail, postuge pre
paid, to said Thuildeus, Bostou and
W. A. Shaw, directed to them at
their postofflce aforesaid.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest ! It. T. FLOREY, Clerk.
By John Daviks, p, C.
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Collector of said eounty, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true
and correct liat of the lands in said Bolivar eounty delinquent for the
vvuuoiiuutiwii uffTov aa iw me io. Hsweuier witii me btate.
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. . . .By L. Val, Deputy Sherlir.
Kworn to and tubscribed before me, this 25to day of May, a. d. 1874
By Joust Daviks, D.C. , . tepSO H. T. FLOREY, Clerk!
Attomeys Sir Board of Lbtbb CommlMlinura, tat Hollysy, Waahiaftoa laaaquem Co
IO7PHIC3!!.
I AM JV0 W RECEIVING MY STOCK OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS
AJTD BIJPPlxiIES,
Embracing tho Latest Styles and
Noveltie3 of tho Season.
All Selected by Ilyeelf Id Person.
And consisting of the choicest stock of
Gents' and Ladies' Clothing ever brought to Greenville.
cordially invite my patrons and the nubile to call and lnspoct
W WUt ' 9
- O. XT. IEXTD.
STo w Grooos?7 Stero.
The undersigned having engaged in mercantile busi
ness, notifies the PUBLIC that ho is just in receipt
; FLOlin, CnoICG AMD CODIIOM,
SUGAR, MOLASSES, .
Bacon, Hams, Site cr.d Chquldcrs
And o general assortment of
paiuxy Gnctmun.
Also all kind of Canned Oo.ods, snch at Fruits, Vegetables,
QELLING onlv for Cash, and having no bad debts to assess on irno.1
customers, i can afford to, and will sell at REAL .LOW "Sfi
ixsToaotsftia. -
(Please give mo a share ofyourpatronago.) ,
Greenville. September 19,1874. , " ; T7 rj Anr.;n
List of Laada la Iccucaa County,
Court for an order to sell the followlns; described lands ii5?3 J.
delinquent for the payment of tho SS& hS& indunprtowit:
rart of Section, i
00 13 30 18 46 80 76 11 88 0 84 5
79
7 TO
1 85
11 69
208
19 49
8 38
784
1 27
6 24
1 08
8 61
64
13 81 10 90 83 27 12 51 10 65 6
25
6 69 2 48 2 10 1 24
61 07 25 33 38 80 63 84 24 03 20 43 12 01
lot 7.. 11 13 6 351
lot 1,2, 8, & 5 12 18 6 448 ! 24
lot 4 1 13 A on I
102 acres la 7 12 6 102
18 12 6 100 i 15 59
Wwi 20 12 6 156 2 70
ll W 1 1 11 7 161)
e J nel 2 11 7 80f 26 02
ei 82 12 7 100 J
13 7 620 5 27 2 68 8
in fi 1 it 11 t m
neejnwsei20 11 7401
w i 21 117 am
eAenwlBWlJ8 13 6 4091
stl&ttawUswl 19 13 A 4nri r
wjnei AseJ 24 13 7 240 1 120 89 60 44
Mne 25 13 7 40 (
in......... 11 12 7 81 8 00
nwj 83 12 7 100 2 92
He I 35 12 7 801
nieiiMstnawtfO 12 7 200 f 19 04
Ll- 10 la 7 123 8 80
STATE CJFJtflSSlSSIPPI, j I Ilonry P. SeeoU, EhsVa, S Tax
Idly of April,1 7 ft? SggJjP KiVaiW' th"
September 10, 1874-6 oWlT, t-tr.X and Tax Collector.
Allans fur Bosnl of Ivo. CommUaiBaer,, tor S!;mfwhlCorUCo's,
Geo. H.
CAEPaDHSiij'
.ISrl respeeTnTli,.,,)
.uiiuuuuiii- countrr tk.
prepared to do all
I JOB I
CarpciUrii; aid tj-
j OreenTUle,8ept.liv
STEAS3 puk5
SAWANOORlt?
Greenville, r
J" B. JOHNSON 4 1
X Contra tors, 1
respectfully inturm thsT
through the agency en
cnuntpv tnr K -
, . tunain
M MIILXSaiUlL
work. Our .
LUMBER YAK1
In Oreenville ia now
wnii ciiiiic raneiies of
which weofferatreascal
Pinna .nil tuiiiiii.
" I 1 1 1,11 BIUPB
es furnished on applies
I
UHDERTAI
A tupply of b
Vetallie asisl Wtxi
V
of all sues constanttj 1
hand.
Our Wooil Coffins anr
ImlUtlon of Metalics, vl
as Well. Vjmt fimm tin t.
cording toslse and trlrac
JAMES PEL
paped hah
. AND "' I
GLAZir
Walnut Street, below 1
Aveuno, Cliocnvllle, Ll-
inht
C. H. CU.
MACIIIIVIC
. AND j
(IREENVII.LK, MIT
NOW offors his scrrk
plautcrt of Washit;
adjoining counties in r
boilers and plantation mi
83 For any Information
til m or to Davis Bucknert
Ington, Buckner A Co. 1
GREENVILLE, I
may 30-48. j
DRUG GTC
A. D. lTINLiA.lf I
DEALEPS IX "
. Z RU Ot
' ' AND : I
HEDicnir
TEBFUMEBY, TOILET I
Paints, Oils, Dyci, I
ALSO
soda aud nir:
WATElir
Oa Sranjht aodiaL'.
Corner Washington Ate
Mulberrr streets,,
Feb 6-69. ' OREENT.
ELI BUTLER, 1
SILVERSMI'l
V.
OREENVII.I.B, VIM.
"DESPECTFULLY infor
a. public that he Is nroDar
pair Watches, Clocks and J
in tho most nerfect mannr
anteelng satisfaction In allt
August 87, 1870-qr I
90 60 151 11 &0 80 48 85 28 44
1 58
1 86
9 52
4 18
229
204
14 28
6 27
8 89
8 40
93 80
10 45
1 44
1 28
9 06
8 14
1 22
1 09
7 61
8 84
72
64
4 08
1 97
Eliistt & Fck::
THT, COPK
A bin - I
Otittarir-, Crottlr
i 1 f " '
Done on short notfea
ALSO DEALERS H
C::z2 and hsslLtj i
t3-VVe keen on hand all I
generally found In a flrst-clx
Cash paid for old Brass, C
ixeaa ana iron.
WASHINGTON STRET
Bet. Mulberry and 1
sept. 19, '74.
X7CTXC2 TO CUZLL
SEALED PROPOSALS 1
received by the undorslr
the office of the Clerk of tbt
ol Supervisors of WasL
county, SUte of Mississippi,
Court House in the town of
vllle. for dolar the following
to wltt
Repairing Washington 1
uride;
Repairing the Bridge ov
Creek at Vm. P. Smith's p'
Bui Id I ng a Bridge somas s
on the Deer Creek and Egg'
road, near Black Bayou.
Said proposals to be file'
before the first Monday In 2
1875. By order of theXiJa;
Attest: , Wm.H.Lolt--
ootl7 By E. K. Sta-