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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31


A Coon slGN.-It gives Us pleasure to
speak in unqualified praise OF one act Of our
Governor A. G. Brown. He has addressed 4
circular to the Governors Oflhe different states
where the Common School System has been
tried, calling for Information respecting il.
and the subject Of popular education general
lIy. We are glad 10 see this subject taken
hold Of BY those in power. Il has slumbeIsd
too long already, but day seems dawning.
Tue new Constitution Of Louisiana, il adopt
ed. will secure the establishment Of common
Schools throughout the state, and we hope 10
see The people Of Mississippi Weakened up TO
a just appreciation Of their privileges and
their duty 10 this mntter. With The advsu-
tOges We possess, the generous, the nagnii-
cent provisions that have been made By do
nations Of land. is It mol a shame. is il not
disgracefuI and scandalous, chat there has
been so little interest taken in The cause by
the people. 90 little care and attention given
by their public seivanlsl Isit not reploach
lhata boil Of cotton has BY many been con-
aideFed OF more importance than the human
soul-lhat i should be thought better to Hll
the purse than The brain, % hoe plants than
10 cultivate the intellect, 10 keep The grass
clear around the crop, than 70 eleal away the
weeds Of ignorance thai choke up all healthy
vegetation 10 The garden o. human uaIurel
Yet such has been The facl-mofe than s.
600 persons over 20 years Of age, at the asI
census were unable o read and wire 10 lie
State Of Mississippi who wonders at il how
ever, after having read The develop neus Of
out correspondent "Philom. "a IecoIlecis
ihal il such has been The rea' Of legislalion
Eand school glauls, here. BE presumption is
lthet i has been wore The greater part of
die STATE.
Tie much abased And Of wooden clocks
has lnenaeed differently She has school
fund Of some lweals one hundred thousand
dollars distributes ONE l2O, 900 dollars Of its
Interest ysaF|y s. tie support Of common
lsehOol no y consequence, with popu-
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
New "A dYertisements.


A CARD
Nh aubscribef will open school b teach the prin
ciples and application Of regular DRAwlso, for La
dies and gentlemen, those wishing 70 lake lessons will
pleaaeIet i be known to him a. soon as possible.
lie terms sfo $40 per quarter 10 advance
Or 81 permonih,
Private lessona $40 per month.
B. OsMANLIs.
Woodville June e45 IS
JUST received, Fashionable, new style latest goods
Of all description. Gentlemens cothing linen
dress coas linen drilling check conls, coilonades linen
drilling pants Of al kinds--new supply linen, bosom
shirts can fl any one, alihe lowest prices
ALSO Flour BY thehaTel, sugar coffee, loaf sugar,
molasses. cigars. tobacco and starch Crockery and
lin ware Of all kinds Please call at M. SIMON. & co.
June 6, ls45. IS
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
NOTICE.

The Democrats Of Wilkinson Comfy are
equesled 70 meet at the Colft HOUSE Ia The
Town Of WoodviIe, on Tuesday the 10Th day
~ june Next fofilic purpose Of choosing del.
egatss TO the Democratic Convention 10 be
held q JackeUn, on he 9Th day'6f July max,
md also TO take INTO Consideration lbe ptopri.
ily Of Illuminating candldaieslo Ieplesenl the
county hi ills icxt Legislature,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
May 9Th 1915.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
me MILLENIuM Z oMING-

We find The following in The Plan,ers' Gazette,
from the pen Of Adjuiuni Hale Of tho Louisians
militia. We lOke il for granted that the Milleni.
um is approaching.
SoUARINe THE CIRcEE.--We have always
felt opposed 70 making many Offices elective. but
when we Come 10 look ii the matter ein all is
various behring's" az the surveyors Say, thess
seems 70 be less objection 10 he elective system
Than would Al FIRST strike tie view aof man Sd !
lfee.p Il Is acknowledged on an hands. Thai 4
candidate Is generally exceedingly civil, and even
polite, 70 the people, his neighbors, and the can.
dldase who can acquire the name of having been
The "fnesi fellow" HE most iibersl, and kind
hearted, will surely be popular, and he who is he
most Popalar is bound 10 be elected, Well. The
mote offices are made elective, he. more candid~
ates there will be--ihe more sfIsbiliuy there will
bei and ev akabil becomes second nature, aad
as almost every man will be candidate for some
Office, 10 The course ofbis life. Why, il Hstauds %
reason" as The lawyers say, thai .sse,f. man sill
slahd chance q being ciril eyeb ID and viii
learn 10 regard others with civil eye.sa
Again, candidate cannot expect 10 be sup.
p9Fiedby man 10 whom be i indebted Hs,
lor instance, p0uld as soon c0nseni 10 vote fol
aud support The claims of hyena, al Cor man
gho never paid The pfinlefl lie wouldn't srust
such q man. DOR would any Other creditor. " ELI.
candidates will either 81 have 10 pay their debts
% lose iheif eleclon--egery man win be can
aaeaie~egeFF man viii be polile--egory man will
pay hls desIefery mna 81 Be- square with
The csfciein which be moves -in Short. as elacl-
i've system Is equivalent 10 sQuarine die e,.sI.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

lure nanuIel change hen policy and bscom
wise
Ihs General Aslsoiby 81 hs Fls.hs|s0an
Church sitting u Cincinnati hays pusssd. s. Is
almost unanimous vote; he ~ 1 'he'l com
milIse 10 whom were referred msmoHs 30
The subject Of slavery; in which they give |hsa
Vows according 10 DE following extract They
have shoah better understanding Of lhe ac|lp.
lures, more heartfelt obedience 10 he lava Of
action lie psseePls teach, and altogether more 81
that uncommon quality, common sense, lhan have
: msioliIy Of tho Methodist and BspliHl lsadsss,
Who have shattered their respective churches eilh
az IiIls apparent christian seraps. % hey would
flbeEs or cocoanul
The church of Chrislis spiritual body, whose
liurisdclon extends only lothe religious faith aud
moral conduct pf her MEMBERS She cannot ls-
gislaie where Christ has mol leeiaaled, nor make
terms Of membership which be hos moi made
The question: lherefofes which Ibis assembly IS
called on to decide, Is lhiss Do ihe sculptures
teach thai the holding Of alasess without regaid
70 circumstances, is Sin. lie rgnnnciulion Of
(which should Be made condition Of membership
10 the church &c Christi
Il 10 impossible to answer Ibis question 10 The
Affirmative. without conFsdicsing dome Of The
plainest declarations Of The word 81 Sod That
slavery existed N the days Of Christ and bic Apos-
Ties il an admitted fsel. That they die moi do.
nounce the lelalion itself as sinful. as inconss-
lent with Christianity; hat slaveholdeTs we're adj
mitted 10 membership 10 tie churches organized
by the Apostles; that whilst they were required
to treat their slaves with kindness, and as salon
Ial, accountable, immortal beings. and IL Chris
tans, as brethren in the Lord, they we're moi com
manded to emsncipale hem; that slaves were Is.
q1ired 10 be 'oboienl Il their masters according 10
the flesh, With fear and trembling. with singleneas
OF heart as unto Chrisl." are facts which meet the
rye every reader the New Testament: This
assembly cannol, therefore. denounee the hold
ing OF slaves as necessarily heino0s and scan
daoua sin, calculated to bring upon be church
the curse Of God, without charging the Apostles
of Christ With connivIng al such sin, Introducing
into The church such sinners, and thus bringing
upon Them The curse Of The Almighty.
We feel constrained further to say, that how
ever desirable i may be to ameliorale The coll-
dton Of The slaves IN The southern and western
States o. 10 remove slavery from our country,
these objects, we are fully persuaded can never
be secured BY ecclesiasIical legislation, Much
less can they be attained By those Understandable
Recommendations sgansl shareholders, without regard
10 their character OF circumstances, which have,
70 80 great az extent, characterized the move
menis Of modern abolitionists, which, 50 fat from
removing the evils complained Of, tend only 10
patpetuale aud aggravule them.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

line sg0 ALADY WHO sENT THR AUTHOR


'lNE s TO LADY WHO SENT THE AUTHOR
A BooUET
Mandeief hIou Cd WearY.uusla
pl harn|ne heot aud dimnine Sand,
" AHnssf- with no food g lsals--
70 saleI There 70 cool bis thirst.
Upon be eye no vineyards burst,
~ friendly peasufe of The hand
cheer bin on biz ioIlsome way,
aaP 10 give his sinking heart,
Nssen'. piompfnss g import.
rs Pc pan Struggle lor Ire mart
A-fs meIchendla. ol hsnd and brain,
tfoH 'ssml1g earth and heavlnc main
-Is gathered lo1e sold seain.
nisa be may reach another day
1nd aI' bio craving wants allsq-
poor lone man whom fate condemns
And hutqencd with The Wtishihe bears
q worthless riches aaIeleaa GENE,
And spirit gloomy with lscnles--
Sees Infringing By the barren way
htile aoNeIln tiny thing
YET one whose cheering smiea beiray
The presence tfaome hidden eprinel
Al once the sight hath lalled his pain.
a ONES new he initiates bis sool.
Hope bids bis beating heart aeah
Press onward 70 bic goal.
So. lady, has Thy sweet Bouquet
Full many gloomy thoughts elected,
And thus pluck from Iile's rough WY.
aowrel Where least expected.
More priced coming when uDbought,
The head and hearts free Offering
More valued aa possessed unbought. s
Sweet flowers are they that Upward start
fIem deep roots in The human heart
And fed BY friendships spring.
Far, LsdH may Thy portion be-
AEeuod Thy spirits brow to wear
Blight feRrs Of Hope and Memory
foIeger there.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

Notice. rs 0byiale several difficulties, which
Ne hesd nol mention. and 10 secure oufselves.
is nams Of 90 candidate for olice viii b hefs'
alss, Inserted 10 tie ARepublican. unless 'he an-
nouacsmani fee-vhich is cor county Offices So
a, STATE Offices 4i0-b6 lea with The name Of
III canaidAla This ahaII Be ahIelly adhered q.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
Correspondent Of the Rspubliedn.


Dear 5.--l am at The present time enjoying the
inequalities Of our mutual and esteemed friend
"Msj n. (as ~Prosody" Familiarity styles him. J
To-day attended most magnificent fish-fry
(''of the kind on The banks Of The old river. Ev-
sTy body IN The nsighborhOod who had not sothsr
fish to Itg," and who we're not prevented BY the
inclemsnl appearance Of the weather, were in at.
tendance. Dancing, fd6Iing, Iovs-making and
eeclionearng, were the order Of the day, and
among The bellies who gracod the floor Tor ground
we're The graceful Miss. h., Miss NJ, Miss D.,
Miss G., and to cap ihe climax, tie polite and
polished dancer Mr.. G. Of Woodve. with bis
usual compliment Of smiles. led OF al The lop Of
nla spssd lhs eight fantastic 10 tho most Of his
'os'y Every body appeared to enjoy themselves
especially PR. p. who attended he ferry By.
'as-oy. although he wind blow pretty had for d
umel 1el be raised wind not to BE- met With eyerv
day. 10 fairly wule the skin Of bis hps cram.
ming BE danes into be pocket; and although M
paasongafs had every right d complain 81 M
fudeness q his WaleT-clall and iho exoFbitan,
price ofhis fefriago. yel tho craft was spsettg 5000
of lhs kind. and The judgment that was snapped
Has also good Of DE kind ORR.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

Only Read what this medicine has donel
KoFkUAls; GibseH co. Tenn. Fl ef.ie43.
Dr. c. E. HULL~6ome months aincs ssaE gent
le with me ioT sale, what he considered supply
Of your Worm Lounges, butt haye snld all aaG aud
could have sold three times many mole, IfaF hem
supplied 70 that amount ] hnpe ysu will inalfuct
your agent e leaves much. greater supply when he
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

MELANCHOLY SulclDE-Mr. John L.bfet. s
highly respectable merchant Of ,hs Town. com.
m'Icd suicide, BY shooting himself with pistol
on ednesday last II Is supposed that the cause
o. ms unfortunate act il utifibuablsn q dseas-
90 MIND. consequent upon long and continued
bodily ata'cIon.--tBuyou Sara Ledger.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

nam8rsd death of Gfn. jackson number
of our Northern exchanges, received By yesier
days nail. nolics- generally with discredll--'
Iumof set 90 foot 10 that qBafler, lhal Gen Jack
son We dead Tha Nashville Union Of tie 26ii
ull lsesyed ysoleldsg. says nothing upon lhs
subject and no doubt. he story e entirely wlIh'
OF loanda6on Q AeP.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

Read the commuoicaiioD Of PhIlom in our
Psesentnumbe and feel indignant that q set q
law-makiug qaacks have 30 cheated no people
ofiheir rights, 50 caused he squdnde.iug d such
magnificent donasion a. the school lands. We
hope that Wing and Democrat will unite in in
sirucling whomsoeveE may be selected hereafter
q represent Them, to work INCREASINGLY for some
lawintelligible and efficient on the subject.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

Npne need saiisi NTH that distressing complaint
chH Fesef Fever md Aeue ior ID - speedil, &
peiakH ed W pr. Hulps Celebrated AasAfever
Pills. Ias rhal The public have long wanted-a
remedy certain Immediate IN s cure, and sgmedy
which nesel a'li 'Qg, even IN cases Of S .0.or III
months standing IouelF which possesses all The BEN
eheial, and none o'iha sas eifecs Of the Quinine
ID the system.
Price 3 for sok couiaiaa 30 doses ofPs Sold
10 Woodvile b G. n. STONE,
~. J.. COLLINS,
WEED & COOLEY
Dr.. Halls W
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

The College buildings at jackson. La. we're
purchased last Thursday for the Mississippi Con
ference, foF Ihe.sum Of $4,000. The Confer,
ence viii transfer the Centenary College 10 Jack
son, La as soon IS ils present coacerns can be
wound up.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

aTbe true ricbea Of ne 8 health.1
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

We are authorised 70 announcc JAnEs Al VERgasss,
d CANDIDATE loF SesAToR from the County Of VIII
kinson; ct the regular election in November next
we are authorized to announce T. JoNHa STEWART
q candidate % represent Wilkinson county, N me
o,s noose of he Mississippi Legislature, az the next
November election,
weafe authorised 70 announce DoUolAss 81. Coo.
pa. a. candida to represent wilkinson county, %
hoe lower House Of the Mississippi Legislature, 81 The
'noxi November election.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

W. are authorized 70 snnoance JoHN PHnBEicE, -
candidsls for the Office Of County Surveyor, a he
next November election.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

90 PLAN or APPOINTMENTS FOR STREET
PREACHING, on SABBATH AFTERNOON, September
Is. at . o'clock.
Monument Squarc-Rcy. John IIealey and Charles
X. llvHdnCksun.
Lexington Market House-Rey. Thos Niece and
Rev.W f. Mercer.
Union, near Ross strect-Rey. d. NJ Reese and
RcV'd VIM. G.. Dealc.
Madison, near Charles st.-Rey Thos Coggius and
Rev. JOhn II. Mark
Richmond Market Hopse-Rev. John Alday and
Rev, T.. K. Neitch.
Schroedrr's Woods-Rrv. Francis Peek and Rev.
Wesley Stevenson.
Rollins Market House-Rcv. Tho,. r. Hand and
Rev, -. II. Nhda
n. w. curnt of Fuaw and Conway strcpts-RcY.
DR.. j. g. Marri4 and Rev. Edward Hcn'nGr
=. w. corner Of Light and Montgomery sts.-Rey'd
Jos. shane.
N. u corner oi Pratt and Light sts-Rev Henry Sill
and Rev. VIM. Hamilton.
Marsh Market House Rev. VIM. q. Lumsden and
Rev. Joan Lanah1u,
WIN, near Bond strcet-Rcy. VIM l.. Spotswood
and Rev. James Scwrll
FrlI's Point Market House, tGermanI-Rey Moses
Mclean and Rev. Adam Miller.
Bel-Air Market llOuSe--Rtv. ]. Aldrich aud Rev
Robert II PattiSon.
Harrison, near Gay 81. (Gormas )-Rev. Jacob E:b
and Rev. Nehemiah Altman.
The citizens generally lily re IueStCd to
couRlenance this effort by their attendance upon such
OF the appointments a may be convenient TO them.
The friends of the temperance cause are also most
respectfully solicited not 10 make appointments which
may in any ray conflict with this plan either as to the
laceS or hOuts for preaching. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

Tn WEEKrI CL.rrFa, TO day, for variety, interest,
and amusement, Is without rival 1t is indeed Il
weekly family and business sheet, Of no small claim
public notice and support Its contents embrace in
part, report of the markets SALES of s,ncks latest
news from Europe, China, Mexico, Texas, aud the
Mormon war; ya:o1s items Of intelligence from all
quarters city news; Native American movements;
editorials; Correspondence; poetry several interesting
stories; anecdotes miscellany: useful receipts; and
Yoral columns of other matter Of intercst, All for
cents or only g yer wear
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

g}-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having IN turn been announced by unknown friends ~
for the offices of Governor, Mayor, Sheriff SC. in
that spirit of persecution which has so long hunted
me, have concluded to yield the solicitations of
nnmb of real friends, aud make it an earnest mat
ter; and hereby announce aystlC candidate for the
SlERlFFaLTY of Baltimore city. As shall be
conhcd TO my business AZ PAPER HANGER Sc,
the electoneering part of The business will have to he
left 10 my friends. | need hardly pledge myself 10
official faithfrness, if elected.
al9eote 4 A. UYAn5
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

{d3- SllERlFFALTY. Messrs. Edit0rs-You will
please announce 10 aur feIow-ciii2cns the name OF
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, Esq as the good and
true candidate OF the friends of s'Nave American"
principles for the important office of SHERIFF. of
baltimore city. The energy aud patriotism of Mr..
Kennard entitle him to the warm esteem aud cordial
support of every rue American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS
% accept of the above nomination. and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

G3-SlIERIFFALTY. The undersigned with the
most grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF that Kind prefer
chce whlch has indRced tGaGy Of bis friends sug
geSt his name for the olicc OF sheriff of Baltimore
Cuy and to make a iattcriHc announcement to that
effect takes occasion to express his assent to their
nomination., aud to add assurance that, should he
be elected, his constant efforts perform the duties
OF the office with importantly, scrupuIous integrity,
ana due regard for the humanes of hie, snail merit
Their conhdence and he trusts, the appreciation Of the
pubic generally. Faniar with the energy required
under the emergencies of dny from an active parti-
eipiu0n ~ tie exciting OF the past wear, as
High Constable of Baltimore, he feels satisfied that
respect; ana with an earnest determination faithfully
To carry out all the responsibilities of the office, he
leaves to the libcraty of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only he announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
jy26 swift AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

kNisi.i. kAi.!.i..
o. v u.s. MEETINGS %; the NHiI voters OF Bal
umUr" VIII b. i''i n the following times ANA places
Friends Of the HAR.}F, aud tn "vPIIT OF THE ELEc
TIVE FRANCHISE, mrs out IN your strength, and mark
with reprohaunm the conduct of ia politicians who
ate warning against both Let your motto be-"Ihr
union the Ways for the sake Of the Union ~
MONDAY NIGHT at the White Han on the
Point, OF the list, ID I'd aud 4rh wards. The meeting
wh be- ad itasscd b. Mrs,rs. kenly, Harris, Watson
PItt' aud lrlIutt.
TUESDAY NIGHT, ut the Lexington Market, Oh
Green street, of III" MA, l2h I3th, l1ih, 18Th and
2Olh wards The meeting VII be- addressed hy Mr-srs
Harris, hcnly, pItS aud Ycl!oit.
TUESDAY NIGHT, at the Bel-Air Market, Steev-
"'s "OAr House." tn! 5h, 9Th, 7th and 9Th wards.
The meeting will he addressed by Nlrssrs Kenny,
llanis, Reese, Watson and Young.
"" The Wings OF all the ward- are invited to at
tend. The above meetings will commence at half
pnNt O'Clock. BY order Of
sc27.3 THE CONVENTION.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

No SUERIFFhLTI. Having announced myself,
at the urgent s,ictariOn of number OF friends as
candidate for the Shafi:fiy ut the ensuing election,
take This opportunity Of stating TO my ir0w-citi2ens
that It IL NOT my intention Withdraw from the can
YaSS, but that still, candidate for their suli,ages.
sel2-d JAMES y. LAW.