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HUNGARy--The following are the latest acts of
the Austrian Government to the country and people
now lying PROSTATE at her feet
An order has been issued, intended, no doubt to
reach the Hungarian exes in America, to the fol-
lowing effect:
All officers OF the late Hungarian army are COM
manded to present themselves to the Austrian
army, to be enrolled as common soldiers otherwise
they will be considered and treated as deserters
All individuals charged with political criminal
offences, whose names have been published in the
Vienna ZeitUasg, are judicially commanded and
required to present themselves and make their
defence before the proper tribunal, within three
months time Ninety five colones of the Hun
garian army have been lately condemned to Is
years imprisonment in irons and great number
Of majors to II years confinement
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srEcIE.-Ths following amoant Of specIe wa
Bx DEEDS of Pence p

Gy- Mr.. Green, the reformed gambler, was ar
rested in Albany a few days since, upon a charge
Of obtaining money and goods under false pretences;
the complaint has been examined and dismissed.
Green was honcrably discharged. He is Still held
by the U S. Marshal on charge Of having in his
possession spurious Treasury Notes.
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.Nea1.0 CEOEIlilag.

~NC@ " NOU9EbAESSSs
NyE invite the attention Of Planters and Dealers to the
~ fabrics of the TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY suitable for negro clothing, sale
py Us comprising the celebrated LEBANON JEANS,
llNSEYs. OSNABURGS, etc., all of which viii be
tond superior any goods Of the kind ever manufactured
Inc snabuTgs made of the best Materials all respects
npefor 70 the Lowe and equal to the best Georgia Ala
naHa All the wool used the manufacturing of the Jeans
lsseys e Is OF the native fleece and best quality
ounce o. Mexcan wool other substitute for WOOL being
used about the establishment.
kI Planters visiting this city invited to call and exa-
niue these goods Tor themselves and those Ordering request
ed to call the attention OF thermerean this dveenent
The nanuiFetures condng in the merits OF their goods, ask
PlGKETT, PERKINS, &. co. Agents.
fyl5 In q Magazine street
CUNDRIEss-sUNDRIEs- q
- 1850 casks SODA ASHES and PALM OIL:
1850 bbs. SOAP and common ROSlNs
LOO hbs. Carolina and Southern TAR;
800 bhs PITCH and Raw 'FD RFENTINEs
100 bbss SPIRITS TURPENTlNE;
1000 kegs r AR and PITCH
800 bhk. BRIGHT ARRlSH and WHITING;
1000 bales OAKUM:
500 boxes SOAP;
100000 English. Pittsbus Baltimore and Pensacola FRI
5000 English TILES various sizes from 9x9 to 96x1S
100 hbs CEMENT and PLASTER, various brands,
1900 bhs Thomasion and Western LIME.
For sple by ALFRED kEARNY & CO.,
iyi6 swlaw II Magazine street
ID ICE-l5 casks new tor sale BY
IN fyz5 GEO. IL, TAYLOR " CO. 56 Magalne ST.
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tey are Constantly ceTing esh Carefully
selected ot eysty Thing & Their IR ND en- ssaiesn,'y e,
s0ck, of which ths following s ram:
6nsish Bar lr0n. E9and aqpaEr and asF-l Ky KY sess;
- fsais5isisinis fsS,s 100 isas:
Tennessee Iron, round, square and fat -sko tons.
Boiler Piatn--3q TONS
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Mcuids-10 tons;
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slss. lfes q, gAsh AnsfieaA aud TsE1sae,om 70
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Cut Naiesiehated tkeru.outh and ctlet spcd htands
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RocEsi sad Fshs t;uilsIy tsisls isszs.s sss;s
Tin Piates-best Charcoal brandy 80 boxes;
BAlek Tin. Zinc, Spelfer, efe-@l5 Uo0 li5 ~
Gasn Gssss sss BlssI snd y e ess l SIS &
Aaes-s genuine EQliA' Hnpt's, etes 40 Aqxesf
Hpales and Shovel mes and qlef 1ltnss s2lj dozen<
Wililfnptes Cotton Wool aud HeEe Caft 10 doksn@
Gptlee AiIs- slsdn's gensiner ~ de7en;
Patrnt Balsiscss and Platform Seslss; .l
Ansil Fises. stock ard Diaz bsipr5;
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Chain CRbtes and Anchoss sf'
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on Kings. Halls and etleg good hl.ndss 7
Hoilow Wess and Casting ls9totns
0akum, Aarlipa, Honseline. ete.s :
Spefm, IAHEeed. t<anl and Whale oiks
Atlantic Pure White Lead. ~ 4 &.
Brookyp Nos. and q Lsads
Black ead Xella@ Faniss 4eldisiH
falls nne C1ifome Gleenf & ia I.s
French Pots ifom 10 50 rihts. y q
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uHAR1.gs LEtyIs.
EifIs n HILL. J

tIfARLEs LAWS. W. ARTt5ItH t1ttr
ESfle ~ HILL. .ftf0rRegs at La1, Henderson, Rusk
County Iexass viii practise ia the Supreme and Os1e
Iq9s q the State and viii attend tie pnrchae and az
n-.ILe------ L.
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. A. D. GftEFE. Is. A. KINGsLAEb- w. M egFgNwon
D.sttlhFF ~ 90. yhelesalc Ieafsrs N Baffer
A. and tseses and Aaits for 1dvf0rs 4kbaay Ie ed
f9gler, 80 gspayk CIDER, Nos. -, 3S and 40 Old
lfeRtsss NtW tfleans. uf6 "
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Nu5IA IL co. Importers Qf ffph5a Produce S,toae
- C9aa md Jeblceo, keep constantly on hand n laTes nj
s9ltlneat OF CIGARS, colsiztng 81 Impefaes Regaiss
a91or Canoaes, Pancielas, Small Regaias, Aiar Ira
paeqs etc etc from the celebrated brands of Hapana
Also "A ssuef'il assoftment Of iVfNE5 LIQUORS. etc,
ela, No FEont Leree, New Oreasa. anII "
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NEW FRENCH FANCY GOODs-D p SCAN
IN Lam e. co. No, IL Chsrtres streeE, /, res
pectily informs the ladies that they receiving per
ship Ohio, extensive assortment OF FRENCH DRESS
GOODS and MILLINERY ARTICLES. Ladies wish
ng rich Summer Neuveantes are invited TO examine the
Stock they viii find choice new articles received from
Havre by the Canada and Europa fy25 Ct
E Young maa who understands The Fancy Dry Goods
Business is wanied- f53slaI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

y, A HDEsiSON, No. st. Charles street. -
- w alehes Chronometen and Nautical Instru- SSzA
meats accurately adjusted Philosophical and Eec- e. -
meal Apparatus made TO order and repaired RAAiza
"y-hour ClrO1ometers altered TO So hours. IS "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

6OHN AfsAISr8ONts. PAT Tchoupitouias street on
~ pose 81 Marys Market. i prepared to nanufactnYe
MeR B9ors Of every description a cheap prizes a. ey
cav ne Delivered here tfom any part Of the country jazz iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

NJ pRAuNER SMITH, Generai Cs,nen1ission 9fer
cant, - GRAyIER sTRxEr, Commissioned TO take
gDnlsle oaills and to he Testimony and Proof Of Demands
MAINE; NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT. RHbDE
3 COM EgIlg!lT NEW oRK. ElV JE.E-
St,lll ~, ft,NNSfLNANlA, OHIO, MICHIGAN. WIS
sS,NSlN, N iNDlAN,A. IL1.INOlS, MISSOURI, KEN
LtGh \ Tenn ESSEE. NO. GAROIINA,7 SOUTH
RtDA. = -" os5 e,n
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Merchants in this city and New Orleans will obige
rs by calling the attention OF their emigrating friends TO is
house. Noodle, January lS 1850 u
Iaao BIN BRADFORD &s s SAITNDERS
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MR. Y D0RLASD, r.. n. r.. skIrNnpps
D0!SI.aND, sXGNDRas q co.. So sAcRA- si,.''s
~ VI ENTO CITY, CALLIFoRNIA, are IleafcTs
az lteGdg lode CiOthHg, Progsi0ns and eperg arifce
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ATHs-s75,0u0 NortheEn Sawed Lsl.s. TO arrive, for
- sale by HA4MAN 4 HOLDEN. q
iy2s No. ss Magazine street end u Rcd sIoFes.
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COba.lAs, RRstaer, No 4 81 poydras street. be-
~, tween Car0ndeiat and st. Charles, New Orleans
~ tterns made, Counting houses fitted up aud Jobing
~ ss,sdgl done Aso-Sasles, Doors, Blinds, etc. with
when flahefs aud Others can be supplied. aul7 6m
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INFORMATION. yEANTEE-Qf FRANCIS HI
LEY Of The uounty G4ran. fstist gf Afqh fopN pf
pex's Ferry fa information uld11dd the NitNn f
tliz npef vii Be- tAankfullv IFotlsed 4 tn5ih4 11nsa
please Erancis Riley leff 1IHls1o61F tNuQkr
hxe pI sl,y years aen and e7ns iatsf t1li 9a,.. tn
brother 1uh present sc1ins tie eif7 a New o1rUH5.
and 1. most anxious 10 hear lInIa LlAl Il
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JOHN srRunD... JOHN STROUD, JR....w VIM. srRortn
eOliS sTROuD Il co., lI5 GoMMog sT bet,seeu.
X 4, sfppass ss s.,s, asd B7Eonls B )selers
81 81 ,b AIEsA MONUMENTS, M MEN.rS TOAiBS, TOME
HlABs, GRAVE STONES, and MARBL LIE, in cpfffHHSiHo
@ @gaed PMdASTER M or PARIS. Roma. sl.f Hy-
d;aulc CEMENT Plpsterihg HA H. White sand N :
English, Pensacola and Pifts6urg FIJI Il BRfsK' n1Ty
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n. H.. .TncksOm - Go.

EVCNtyVHD
No. 81 C-1JN.1L, one door fyons Camp.
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
ENlNE SHIRTS, of all the latest Patterns; Under Shirts;
4 Cotton and WO0len Drawers; Stocks; CFayats; Ho-
sey SusPendem; Gloves; Trunkss Naes; Carpet Bags,
etc. etc or sale at extremely low prices for cash. We
lclt call from Friends and the Public 10 examine our
Goods and Judge for themselves. ~ We keep also BOYS
and YOUTHS CLOTHING. d7 3m
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CUM ARABIC-lDO0 lbs. choice GUM ARABIC, in
" store, Tor sale by JAS. IS, SHAW Druggist,
d5 d&WH Veranln Coftief.
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INSURANCE.
.ViesC Oa.lenes Agency

NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL &3O0, ,O00-al paid in. Surplus 8160, coo
" JAS. WALKER, sec'y... JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
The operations of this Company for y years. have been
oonlned alune and excluslvey 70 Dnderwfihisg-
River, Sea snd Fire Rs ken a. the lowest faeE. and
losses E.remptly aajggisd. "; ,. PARTEE. Agent,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02
SOUTHERN MEETING NEXT TUESDAY.

W. last week made the announcement
that on Tuesday next, the democrats, and
others interested, would meet to ceEsuro
Mr.. Foote, &c. The democrats were par
ticularly mentioned, because Mr.. Foote is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he has done them the
insult to say, that they would forgive him
for an evil he proposes to do against the
State and South. thus impeaching their pat
riotism-and because we are the organ Of
the democracy, and could more properly
spenk on their behalf.
Iii folly, it is madness TO be actuated by
party feeling in this Southern controversy
a danger TO which both are equally exposed
Is no subject for democrat and wing to be
divided on, and to quarrel and draw party
lines under such circumstances shows, that
blinded by partisan feeling, each has lost
sight Of mis- patriotism. Illus Mir. Foote
done great wrong to the democratic party
by his insinuations? The action he pro-
poses to take, Is the equal concern Of the
wing party, Has the Nashville Conven-
ton proposed a proceeding and declared the
rights Of the South The South is neither
oil wing or democrat. Why then, in the
face Of destruction, be occupied by private
piques and party dislikes? ''Tho house d.
vided against itself shall fall"
Let us, ne good citizens, as Southern gen.
tlemen, as men who are actuated by reason,
drop our purely party feelings, and come to,
gether to counsel about the rights and inter-
ests of our beloved South.
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owners Of real estate shall be eomoeI,S.
the side walks on the east "A.
Rail Road street" from ls junction ~
the public square 70 the afst street south :
the same, and they shall be compelled to,.
pair the side walks on Main street. iron 4.
street called West street" 10 the Methods,
Church. in such manner rs the Street Com
mittee, to be composed Of two or mo,
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, aha
direct, commencing such time as said CON
mittee shall direct, under penalty Of 81 O.
per day. besides costs, after notice and a.
r~ections to repair, from said committee.
SEC. 4. Be R further ordained, That :
shall be the duty of the owners Of real e.
tate in any parts Of said town, other than
those already mentioned, to keep in repair
the side walks, by laying new bricks whs,
the old bricks have worn away, or repairing
in the best manner practicable, where their
never have been bricks laid, as the Stree,
Committee shall, from time to time, direct
under penalty of IS 90 fine, on failure to
comply, after reasonable notice, to com.
mence and prosecute such repairs.
SEC. 5. Be 1t further ordained, That ali
ordinances conflicting with this be and are
hereby repealed, and that this ordinance be
in force in five days from and after its pas
sage and publication. Passed June 90, 1850.
c. PARISH, Mayor.
II. j. BUTTERwoRTH, Sec'y.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02

1y-We have to thank some new
think il is MAJ. Roach. the intelligent and
excellent Cashier Of the vicksburg and
jackson Railroad, for a copy of "The Mis-
sissippi Railroad Guide; !" d neat little con.
panion for those who may Be travelling in
our State.
A certain Captain of our acquaintance
who has recently been restored to health by
. visit TO- Cooper's Well, on the journey to
which, having TO go on the Railroad, he
was necessarily. for while. under charge of
Major Roach, says that the Major is a
great man. for every thing he has anything
60 do with goes ahead
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02

uy- We have received from the re.pub.
fishers Leonard Scott & Co, of New York, the
North British Review, and Blaokwood. The
latter Is as usual filled with fine articles of a
literary nature, The contents of the former
are admirable, They are,
"Claverhouse,p by Macauley and Aytown.
edwin Chavwick, c., b.
"John Calvin
"Hunt's Poetry of Science"
r. K. Hunts Fourth Estate"
"Mahomet and the Koran"
"Southey's Life and Correspondence
"The Jewish Theocracy,"
Lord Jeffrey
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02
Town Council Proceedings.
CoUScIL Roos,
Doth, 1850.

CoUScrL RooN,
June Goth, 1850.
Al A meeting Of the Board q Aldermen
Present; c. FARIsH, Mayor, II. ;. White
VIM. T. Bining, II. J. Butterwor'h' Al
demen.
On motion Of H. S. White,
Resolved, That the eight warrants, sew
enty.fve dollars each, in favor OF a. NJ. fel'
tus, making S6OO,) be cancelled, and a war
rant be issued in favor Of VIM. II. Dlling-
ham 0he present owner for S653 20 lnciu'
ding interest, which is allowed.
On motion of VIM. L. Biuing,
Resolved, That warrants be issued to the
following persons, and amounts, to-wlt:
Arthur Daniel, ClerB Of Election, ; 2 10
w n Rowlev for lumber. 1S 60
B. Bryant, for hauling lumber, 4 w
G. B. Newell, Clerk of Election, 2 W
On motion of II. ]. Butterworth,
Resolved, That the Treasurer's report for
the w quarters, from the LIST January,
1850, to lst July, 1850, be received and or
dered for publication, which is hereunto an
nexed.
Oh motion of William T. Bining,
Resolved, That warrants be issued in Ia
vor of the several officers of the Corporation
for the two quarters ending on the SOthinst'
Also the deduction of over assessment
on H. M. Farish's property of So, as repre-
sented in his petition, be allowed.
On motion, the proceedings of this meet
ing be adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
C. PARISH, Mayor.
ri RuTTER WORTH Clerk,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02

CoopER's WELL.-A writer in the Yazoo
Wing gives a good account of this excellent
watering place:
Col. Long, late of the Mansion House,
Jackson, is the Major Domo of the establish.
ment, and has under his charge a careful,
obliging Steward, with some well drilled
polite servants. While Messrs. Williams
and Eppes are not backward in their atten-
ton to the guests, the latter gentleman
makes the ladies' and aapuiidS his parricul-
ar charge, and no one is permitted to repeat
a wish or request to insure its ful6llent.
The gayetiesof the season have not fairly
commenced yet, but there is a fine band OF
music here from New Orleans, which dis.
courses most eloquent music, and will make
the new ball room the most attractive feature
of the place. The new saloon, for refreshs
ments and daily lunch for ladies and gentle.
men, Is a new step in the progress of civil.
cation at q Southern watering place, and
Messrs, Holmes & Mason deserve to be well
patronised for their enterprise.
We freely endorse the above. The whole
establishment is kept in good style.
10 In addition to this, it must be borne
in mind, that the Vicksburg, jackson and
Brandon Railroad see its card in another
column) offers superior facilities to inva,ids.
This Road is now, we understand, in good
repair, and 1t is a pleasure to travel on it.
The company have, with kind solicitude, for
the comfort OF their passengers, had placed
upon the Road az elegant car, expressly for
invalid ladies. This, together with the line
Of coaches. renders the trip for the sick To-
Cooper's Wen short two hours and a halo
and comfortable: The Well ard Railroad
have our best wishes, &c. y
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02

SECRETARY or SrArE.-Suficient returns
have been received at Jackson to warrant us
in proclaiming the election Of Gen, 10. Bell, as
Secretary of State. Gen. Bells majority, how
ever, in consequence of the plurality of DEM
ecratic candidates, will not be very large.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02
u3-we cad attention 70 ,he c.,d q Nv,

u We cad attention to the Gard Of Mr.. ].
II. G. McCurcHscs, in another column. A
faithful person on the spot it must be known
BY all those who have had business with the
Departments at Washington, is necessary for
.exped'hng and making affairs certain. We
do not doubt but that Mr., McCu,cheon is such
an one, and that he is also a man ofinislli.
gsnce.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02

no II has been suggested to us that a spe-
~i~i i--ss~.s-~ =. --.~si~i ~ ~s- A~aiecs,as En-
the late Convention, Judge c. p. sMIrH and
Col. 7. JoSrs STEWART, to attend the Southern
Meeting at the Court House, next Tuesday,.
The suggestion Is good one, and we have no
hesitation in saying that the friends of the
Meeting, generally, would be highly pleased
TO meet those gentlemen on that occasion.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02
JOKs s. HOLT, Jr.. Editor.

10 We are grateful TO Senators jefferson
Davis and Lewis Cass and TO IIonl. A. G.
Brown, for public Documents.
Senator II. s. Foote has also favored Us with
a copy of his speeches in favor Of Mr.. clay's
Compromise, for which he has our thanks,
though we do not at all agree with him in his
views.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-02


10 From the correspondence of the
Charleston Mercury we take the following,
which bears on its face a character of reason.
ableness, and shows a most alarming state
of public mind, consequent upon the immor-
al aggressions Of the North:
To the Editors 9fMe Mercury.
GENTLEMEN / read in your paper Of
Thursday morning a communication over
the signature Of "a Mis~sissippian," trans.
ferred q believe) from the National Intelli.
gencer. The gist of it is: that the writer
is satisfied that nc lasting or permanent
ulatoa with our Northern brethren, under
the feelings which exist among them, and
above all, the principles which are openly
avowed, is any longer practicable, or, with.
in the limits of human Judgment, likely to
be realised. ! concur fully in this senti.
ment, not suddenly, but after great deliber.
alton. see nothing 10 promise US the in.
tegrity and perpetuity of our own polity and
institutions but separation from the North.
WIZ they agree to a peaceable one? Ifso,
very well-but will they cease to let ms
alone and manage our own affairs? If not.
treating them as entirely foreign to us, we
should know how to protect ourselves from
aggression, and could do 50. Fanaticism
and ultraism of every kind is Just beginning
to realise at the North its full power and in
fiuence, and the sooner we put ourselves IN
an entirely a~ntagonistie position to il the
better. IL is certainty no despicable nucle-
us to begin with .iss really free States, de.
terrnined to maintain and preserve the cher.
institutions Of their choice and afec-
lions, no less than Of a glorious inheritance
by their ancestors r.