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The daily union., 1852-03-17
THE UNION: WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH H. 1859

would have taken occasion 10 that had asowea
myself ukew In my support oil the senator nom moni
gan candidate for the presidency :,
Mr. Douglas. said that Ia respect TO this question
had your doubts and therefore ukewarm In your
support of him.
Mr.. Davis | had doubts, fears, and apprehensions
which reached 10 con ycton that the senator wrong
upon the question OF the power OF territorial nhabtan
yet, sir, took hiIa a choice Of evils lLauRh.eI say
IL la terms of dsespeo The senator from Michigan
knows that thought II wrong doctrine when ne
held upon this subject but sustained him ior the other
doctrines which were directly connected with the duties Of
President. and gave him my earnest snPpon-my Po-
ical opinions uumphing over personal ieelings which
were near me- The senator from Illinois, II ho VIII re-
view my course, will make that statement again
Having thus. hope satisfactorily corrected the error
which led 10 this communication, will only add that
induced me to rnake this statement WILL trust, be
cepted as sufficient reason for its publication.
Very respectfully, your friend. &c,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Messrs. BAREs sDALE & JONES
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH II. 1852.
Conxrs..-Tua.s,.x.

SEsArE.-After the usual morning business, ne joint
resolution respecting the continuance Of the work upon
the wings OF the Capitol taken up. and referred to
the Committee on Public Buildings.
Mr. Borland submitted resolution directing an exam
naton by the committee OF the strength and character OF
the foundation which agreed to.
The Iowa land bill was taken up, and after protract-
ed debate. finally ordered 10 third reading when
the Senate adjourned
House. or REPREsEsTATvEs.--Ths House went into
Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union
at an early hour. Mr. Meade in the chair and the
mtiee taking up the deficiency appropriation bill. they
were addressed at length general political subjects by
Messrs Hilyer. Giddings. and Jackson Mr. Appleton,
OF Maine, obtained the floor the committee rose, and
then the House adjourned.
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ny A. oREEN. Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED pRoR11
AT AUCTIoN.on Tuesday, the 23d instant, shall si
the premises al O'Clock, M ali Of lot No. and @s
2, In square No. l7o.
Lot No 10 divided into two each part improved ron
substantial story brick house, celia and all
buildings Pau Of lot No 10 nlso divid ed having o ss
inches in each, running back lo7 feet
The above described property handsomely ocsd fn
on New York avenue, next 10 the of 7h street. o.
da,e vicinity Of the Navy Department and Windefs buId
ertanly presents commanding and beautiful prospect
Terms OF saie 0nefounh OF the purchase money cash
in one, two, and three years the purchaser ps
giving bearing interest from the day Of sale of the ~
payments. deed gwen and deed OF trust taken. T&~
putshle.
March l7--6t A. GREEN, Apctrs
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(MN buiiDEHS and Railroad anfes.The rubscri-
ber ~ now part India Rubber Car
snE and cautions all his determination to
maintain n ngh under this Fuers the original
h and ony genuine patent Extensive made TO
require 10 this patent
Ths price fixed 80 cents ponnd Including privilege
the patent
The American Institute have just awarded advertiser
premium for best India rubber springs.
Orders from United giving
the pieces Of rubber required will be promptly
No other has authority
springs which operate by compression rubber
HORACE n. DAY,
Oldest manufacturer Of India rubber in the Uni
house "a Courlandt street, New York.
Public IL called TO The advertisement lie
authorized
in United States
ny his Attorney, q. NJ KNEvITT,
Nsw Yopu, 1851.
ian I4-sod3m
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iNAspARfs's CONGRESS HaLI..-This new 49, !,
eligible hotel and cse, conducted upon the nrgs
ready for the accommodation of members W ~ n -
others dasrous OF obtaining with without a
uated on north street. fronting the Capitol and hss
with the most choice modern furnituri. ,..ar hf4
Attached 10 the hotel and cold baths, an ~, drsh
room for large parties h,r and restaurant ops
pin alley, and other desirable nppoinfments, making
most complete establishments IN the Union. ! ,,ae ~
Pure spring r. conducted 70 all the rooms ~ ln
spd, from situnfop Congress Hall IL mot Only C,pN
convenient residence for those hsvtns business ~ W bs %
afford. one II the fnesf views Of The Potomac a"a
cities be found In Washington. :, -. of Dr.
N: NAV Nav Va Ssd, y A:Tsnsfia, @ &c &c. ~ }. o.s's''
March io--eolmif
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nH. NJ ". BOGAN has removed his resids'ssu "
~ ofce 10 street, directly opposite the Norben
get hifd door from 7h street, wher. he viii be happy
share Of the patronage OF his friends and the public genP
practice OF his profession. .uss
aorders len at Mr.. McInyrs's drug store ptosP 81
to, ss usual. Marsh II
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PAtrtck,H Day.


Sad, sad the re membrasce which, stealing,
Transports ne In spirit TO Enns green isle,
To see If this day win awaken that feeling
Which eaihed each face with Joys sunnest smile
riut gloomy despair
asigned eveiywhcroI
Our homes and our aitars the Sarons de6le;
That light which shonc
Forever Is gone
Oh Erin, my country, though lowiy thou art,
And thy bright star is setting with souowine ray
Away with all angush-come gladden. thy heart,
While we hail the return OF Patrickis Day.
Vain, vain IL the summon.-" thai spirit /. broksnr
by cursed oppression " which never would bend -
Those plains now deserted TOO sadly betoken
There none lef to ae her--none TO defend;
For vrxnnys hr nth
Spread ruin and death.
To the spoiler may Venrs snce relentessly send
Her power TO smie
With dcadIiest light
Oh them in the Far West, how best would assemble
Thy sons, In proud and triumphant array,
To shout forth that Joy they could dissemblc,
Aud &C, as OF yore on Paucks Day
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CUPERIOR Brandics, gins, wines, cigars, sc.
y BRANDIEs.


otard, Dupuy, h Co.'S pale and dark, vintage 1e40
lean Louis, superior 1871
James Hennessy b Co.'s pale and London dock
Pinet, Castilon, Co.'S pale aud dark and
A. seenctte, together with other fine bandes, and
bottles.
WINES.
Champagne Of the following brands
Cabinet, (our imporauonl
Mumms vcrzanny, Imported by j. O. ~ Boxer
Hedsck h Co, Imported by RenauId h Francois)
Boncha Vezsnsy, (our own importation, and
N. N. Schneider, Henkel, h Co, Stein -
Superior old pale Sherry Yartc vintage ls2 In wood ana
Old souhsde Backbuns Madeira in bottles and other fine
old Madeiras
Csre Hock Sicily, Lisbon Burgundy, and other wines, in
variety.
Holland hnel
Old Scotch and Irish wbiskey In wood and in bottles
Superior old whiskey
Fine old Jamaica
Fsikrk and Tenants Scotch ale
Bysss and Barclay Perkns brown stout, and East India
pale ale, Ac.
Franklin Victoria Ncpune cigars, and other
very choice brands, regular Havana and London sres
And hne Of chewing tobacco in stove and for
GEO. 4 TIos. PARKER co,
March 4-3tsw6wif Opposite Browns Hotel
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prom LONDON.-The Queens Regulations and o. oss
1850
Lswiss Fify Game. al Chess. I volume a,
The Accomplished Chess Player introduction 70 me h
chess by Dr. franklin Third edition, London, lsa 4
D.mpsey Builders Guide In Materials and Constructive
London, 1851 ~.
Browns History Of Classical Literature volumes ~
1851. -
Manual OF Geographical Science Mathematical, Phyea, 3
icn and Descriptive by Professors Anscd Jackson oH
Nicolay. volume and atlas, London, ls52. "A
The Chemical Directory hand. book FOR chemists nd @
London, 1852. "a
Translation Of the London PharmacopGia incad -
new Dublin and Edinburgh Pharmacoppiss, forming a'
msier,a inediea volume, London, 1851, -
Walkers Rhyming Dictionary. 1 volume, London, ls9l
McCullock ON Wages. volume, London, 1881. -. ~
Donaldson Clay Ioamy Soils. vol l0,Snt
Imported per last steamer BY FRANCk Ihr
Mar lG
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XokE-NECf& sUIRTS.-shirts Of every sUleI nm 81
quality only, viii be made order, and warran
VEINS has been making shirts order for years
lsrRed his mapufactoy 70 accommodate more
sTEyEHsT sslssisssF
Mar 5-eodGlf Brow"
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We perceive by the last arrival from California thai
the Hon. Mr.. Weller lately elected TO the Senate is one
Of the passengers.
The daily union., 1852-03-17

2rANDARD Fashion for oentlensen's Hats-sprtng.
~ ls5The the spring fashion TO be
found st sTEvENsS The beautiful and the
finish and fauiess Gentlemen invited call
aTEyENss Sales room,
Mar 7--eodGuf Browns Hotel.
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URASTZ MAYERy MExICO.-Menco, AHiec, srps
and Republican its History, Geography Political snns
and Social Condition, from the Period Of Corter TO the Present.
with History Of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Cylifana
Notices Of New Mexico and Cslifosnin large octave '
maps and many ensrssnGs, ~. Just pab'isbed ,,,o,
March ~ FhANCK TAb'
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CIR John Uichardson's Expedition In Search " :
~ John Franklin. vol.
Hoods Own Selected Papcr.-with cuts -.
Daren OF, The Merchant Princes Romance BY NHpR-
author Of the Crescent and the Cross. r,v
For sale by TAYLOR MAUn
March IL bookseller, p,n hs
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We are graii6ed TO learn that The Legend OF the
Waldenses, and other Tales" neat lule volume
Gently produced by Miss N j. Winde, OF this city, has
been reproduced by the Beneys OF London, and that il
has been greeted with high oommendaion by the perod-
calls OF that cy.-dkraadria dgs
The daily union., 1852-03-17

Private bores circle spd 90 reserved
rs cens ochess rs hmy circle, rs
third tier, 80 csnssl scor.d gallery, rs cents,
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Superintending Engineer TO the New Ycd,
Southampton, & Bremen u s. Mail Seans'


N B.-The ships OF the Collins line have moi Oa
been built in accordance with the specification furnish
to the Secretary OF the Navy approved OF by bis bo
constructors and under the inspection OF naval 90
srucior, which specification forms part Of the coni
bui their strength is vastly increased beyond what ws
have met fully the specification. and more than equL
strength TO any Of our naval steamers.
The daily union., 1852-03-17

0UN Divine Service will ccmra<poe 80. Patrick
Church this half o'clock,
knight Of 81 Peter, win preach tho Psnesyrc
saint March ~
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03
? PROCLAMATIONA
BY HENRY S. FOoTF'

BY HENRY s. FOoTF
Gocersoy q hs Star, n Msg.
~ HEREAS. under Che A.,
gress. approved Mar 2aI. lea
titled An Act, providing for a.
OF the seventh and subsequent c.
Of the United States. and TO 6r rs
Der Of the members Of the Hopss - =
Tesentatives. and provide for tbei, 6,,aI
portionment among tue several Ss
and under the official action there's
which has already taken place. ,ha
Of ire Representatives in Copg,s.a
been apportioned to the State Of IA
pi and. whereas, il is ,providpd h.. ~
section of the LIST article Of the Coc.,; y
of the United States, that aTh.
places, and manner of holding e~Iee,,o..
Senators and Representative SHAH A. %
scribed in each State by the Leqs.e
thereof" aud, whereas. the Legisialss
this State has not. heretofore. lepisIa,saa
provide the time, place, and manner ii ~ I
thug Representatives under the las, Ca
and apporiionmemt, above referred ID
sueh manner as to provide for the elec,;~
of the five Representatives 10 which 4.
State is now entitled. as above stated m,
whereas, the existing condition Of 4.
Treasury of the State is such as imper;Oa,
ly To require some additional and early .er
ls!ation; and, whereas, / have ree,ivs5
numerous applications from various sectio,,
OF the State, urging a special conyocstio|
Of the Legislature. with a view to adop,m|
Of measures, in furtherance of certain srp,
schemes of Internal Improvement.
Noe, Therefore, !, Henry S. Foo,e, Cor.
ernor OF the State of Mississippi, exe,a.
ing the powers in me vested by the Cons.
tuition, do hereby convene the LegisIan,
OF this State, and do appoint Monday, ,As
4th day OF October next, Tor the meeting Of
both houses of the Legislature, at the Cav
'tol. IN the city Of Jackson, the seat of Gov.
ernmeni Of this State.
--- IN testimony where9f, | here
L. $. unto sci my hand, and Cause The
--- Great Seal Of the State to be all
fixed, at the city of Jackson, this the l2a
day OF July. A. D. 1852. and Of the soh
ereignty of Mississippi the thifty.iifth
by the Governor: Ii. 5. FOOTE
JAS, A. HORNE, Secretary of State.
N27-lw-'SIates t.azrtte."
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

q The Whig Says, From every
quarter Of The State and the country
come up the reports Of funeral honors
10 Mr. Gays memory; but WiIkin-
son pas no tribute TO pay" We regret
extremely that the people Of this eoun.
~ have failed to pay the proper respect
10 the memory Of this gsvat American +;
though opposed to Mr.. Clay politically,
we feel that be was a ma Of whom we
as an American might we'll be proud.
The fault is with the political friends
of Nj. Clay here. Hthey would move
in The matter. no democrat would stand
back as demscrats we dislike to take
the lead In the matter, for. in other
places We have been charged with
hypocrisy and shedding crocodile tears
over Mr.. Clay. More than this, dem.
ocrars Of this comfy are otherwise del.
icately situated. when Gen. jackson
and Mr.. Polk died, no church door was
opened 70 their memory, and no offer
was made to pay the decent solemni-
ties 10 the deceased Presidents, al
though, but a short time before the
death of Mr.. Polk, a minister an
nounced, in preaching the funeral SER
mon of Mr.. Adams, that at was a
duty incumbent on ministers TO pay
this compliment to our decreased Pres.
idents." No wing President has died,
without a proper respect shown him
here; but democrats have been less
For this reason, we hope the
political friends of Mr.. Clay will lead
in the matter of showing respect to
his memory.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

elf I must answer the question, | say no,
I do not. | have been asked if ! liked this
fugitive slave law. / answered no. | loath-
ed it have a mos revolving feeling a,
the giving up OF a slave the law is opposed
to humanity"
The above is the extract we copied into
o, r last from the Natchez Courier. The
Courier quoted it as from d speech of Gen.
Pierce. Knowing that every speech that
Gen Pierce has made is at wal with the sen.
timents in this extract, we pronounced it a
forgery. We now submit, the following au'
thoritative denial. from the Washington
Union
"That it is false--false in the general
false in every aspect in which it can be dis.
cussed--false from the beginning to the en-
ding-we have the authority Of those who
know Gen Pierce personally for saying so
who knew OF the speech here alluded to
and who declare that no such language al
that attributed to him ever fell from his lip
at any time, on any occasion. from his iirs
entrance into public life down to the pres
ent hour"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

MISSISSIPPI.
coPIAH COUsTY.
John-dark, so years cid, SIT Tin. belongs
TO Henry Savage, Nashville, Tenn.
Pray CoUSTY.
Jourdan-Brown, rs, or 30 years old, ST
i0in. be longs to Archibald Bouyee, Franklin
county Miss.
PIKE CouNrY.
John-mullatto, IS years old, ST Gin. be-
longs TO William Godberry, 10 miles above
y. o.. on the Miss, river.
IsAauEYA COUNTY.
Tom-copPer, % or rs years old, SIT Gin.
belongs to James Jones Copiah county. Miss.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
Pemberton-dark brown, 10 years old. ST
Din. belongs to Whitfield Bulien Jefferson co.
O:ange-black, 81 or 80 years old. SIT Sin
belongs to Isaac b. McCorkle Jefferson ca.
HeRry--dark brown, % years old, SIT Gin
belongs 10 George Weldon; Na,chez.
WASHINGTON CoUnTY.
Vanghan-brght copper, 5ft IOin. weight
l3olbs scar On the upper lip, belongs to o. B.
Shearer; Raymond, Miss.
ANTE CoUNTY-LIBERTY.
John-light copper, "a or 25 years old.
5ft Gin. belongs to Widow Lewis, Kentucky.
Runaway from Robert Kemp, below Baton
Rouge.
Jerry-25 or &c years old, SIT Tin. bushv
hair, a mole on the left side OF his nose. a scar
on his lett elbow and left ankle. belongs 10
Simeon Broadway, ~ miles from Waterloo.
La:
LOUISIANA.
Parish Of st. Martin.
Inlo-holnn-e O., NJ. n a 4
Lafayette.
Jako-belongs to Hypolite Boussard, PIa.
quimine parish OF lberviIle.
Parish of East Feliciana.
M~oses-black; SIT l0in. belongs to Luther
Smith, Wes, Feliciana.
Harry-blaCk, 90 years old, SIT Gin. busby
hair. scar on each hip, belongs 10 Transimond
Landry, near Donaldson vile.
Third District ". o.
Abraham--4S years old, 5tt Gin. very
much poc-pltted, belongs TO Mr. Ra5by, Pas.
gula, near Biloxi,
Caldwell Parish.
Butler-30 years old, 8 I. belongs TO Mr.
Aarons, Ouachita river.
Sinon--30 years, eft, belongs TO Mr. Aar.
ons.
Prest-30 years 5ft Gin. belongs to same.
East Baton Rouge.
Sihart--cOpper, 81 years SIT Tin belongs
to DR. Guy, Mancban.
Henry--gritt, 80 years ST Sin heavybeard
round iace long curly hair belongs to Strickland
Arkansas. Badly wounded when committed.
st. Charles parish.
Martin--4O years, str Pin belongs to Du-
que If. parish OF Jefferson.
kene-30 years sit Pin belongs to Dr.
Martin Ascension parish.
BATON ROUGE.
Tom-mulla,to. 20 years eft ioin belong
10 Brooks, near Plaquenline.
Joseph-dark, 2S years SIT Din belongs to
Robert II. Barrow.
Thomas-nlack: % years SD 0 belongs
TO Williams, Vicksburg.
PLAoUIMINE--PARisH OF %IBERvILLE.
Philip-dark griif, 45 years sit Sin belong
to Slater, parish OF Vernliliion.
W~illianl-iaFk griff, 26 years SIT Gin be-
longs to Williams, IL miles below N. y.
JEPfNRsoN PARISH.
Frankie years SIT Tin belongs to James
Lair, ear Donaldsonyille.
Henry Anderson-37 years SIT Tin SAYS
he is free camo to South Carolina with John
Higgins.
Camb!idge-l2 years At, Sin belongs to
Paisley, N. o.
JACKSON PARISH.
Henry-25 years SIT Gin belongs to Bow.
ie, near the Red Church.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03
NOTICE

hereby give notice. toaIi persons indeh.
- rd 10 the firm Vt Martha koellisbk
George FHsslemail, not TO pay thtif accoa,
10 George FnsSieman, as | viii hold them
accountable lof them after ;his nutice.
The Books OF the firm will he given ino
other hands for a filaI settlement, afer
whfch further notice Will he given.
All pets' Ms having cams against this
firm, vii! please send III their accounts.
MARTIN kOELLTSII
July 1l,-tf.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

SovEREIeS PEopLE.-Of all the SOW
ereign people there are none who so
richly deserve the title as the people
in Austrilia and California-for there
il is the fault Of every man If be don't
pick up sufficient gold during the day
70 make him a sovereign before the
evening.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

ilEAL THYsELr.-T The Electrical Febri.
fuge will cure fevers id an incredibly short
space Of time. Men of high standing
and undoubted reputation whose names
may be found attached to the circulars &C.
~companying the article-men thatwe know
to be above suspicion, and whose word is
"their bond" testify in the most positive
manner in It's favor. We would advise any
of our friends who are troubled with fevers
to give 1t a t%rial--it costs but little, is easily
tested, and if any Que is dissatisfied after
trial. they can have their money back on
application to the agents. See advertise
ment on fourth page.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

To THE Vines AND OrHERs.--We re-
s~pectiulIy offer the Republican TO wing
subscribers and others during the can
vass, for One Dollar, payable when il
is known that Franklin Pierce is Pres.
ident Of the United States. Come, now,
friend wings, we want you TO hear
both >ides-and thus make you a fair
offer. We have a splendid press, and
plenty of paper, and if You beat US it
will be on own part only "lovc's
labor lost" Send in your names
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03
NEW
Notice.

!NTRA YED. from the Planta-x
- ,ioM of Mrs. SARAH Row, near 20
Bayou Tunica. in the parish oil s
West Feliciana, W. VALUABLE
MULES. Que a black horse mule, and
the other a bay mare mule, branded on the
thigh with the letters > r.
Any persons taking up the above desert.
bed strays, who will convey word or infor>
nation to VINCENT Row, oil Percy's Creek
will be suitably and satisfactorily rewarded.
aug3-iw
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

~ Mr.. ThomasH Curry, is our authorized
Agent 70 receive Subscribers ano Subscription.
for this paper.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

~ We would sngggs, 10 cnrresron.
dents. that during the can vasS, they
must not expect Strict ps,nctualiiy IL
the publication Of their Articles. We
are in tho midst Of q heated csnsaa-
every inch Of or co,amrs IS taxed for
political mail.r--and L We printed a
paper the siae Of a ted.qails, we could
use che whola ~ i, with the srrcngest
kind Of arguments to prove hat Pioros
and King should be elected. and ,Aa,
Scoss and Graham should be lett Al
krmc.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON CorNTY.
III the Circuit Court Of satk County
June Term, Me,eg, AID, 1852.
William L. Lewis.
John A. Warren.
HHHIS day, came the said plaintiff BY
- his Attorney and it appearing 10 The
satisfaction OF the court here, that sbe De
PENDANT John A. Warran is not a resident q
this State. but is supposed to resids in Oh
State Of Louisiana, SO that the ordinary pro
cess OF the law cannot be served on him.
IT is therefore ordered by the Court thai
unless the said defendant shall appear plead
answer, &c, i'll this case, on or before The
first day of the next December term, Of
this Court. TO be holden at the CotHlhonS
in Woodville, in said county, on the SecoSI
MONDAY in December next, AU. 1872
judgement fnakby default, will be entersd
against him and the effects, so attached y
the gaurnishees' hands, will tie disPoseds 81
to satisfy said debt, interest, and all costs
And it is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published in the WoodrH1'
Republican. in said county and State, opse
a week. for the space OF one month.
!, Henry j. Bntterworth. Clerk clS
Circuit Court aforesaid, do hereby certify
the above 20 be a true copy Of the origlRlI
order of publication. in the above s'alss
case. as fully as the same remains OF reco@
in my Office. /,
(-~l GIVEN under my hand am
L. S. seal of said Court, at Hoodnl'
@ this 10th day Of July, A.
1852.
II. J. BUTTERWORTH, Cfss
10 Isaac d. Gildart, Esq Plalniln :
Attorney. iyl3-2s-lm
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

Ca tremendous and enthusiastic Scott
meeting was recently held at Raymond
The immense assemhlage consisted OF NINE
human beings, of the masculine GENDER
all told. Each man had a huge club, and
at the signal tor cheering. all "came down
like a thousand of bricks" on be.lches, floor
and chairs The spectacle resembled the
disciples OF st. Pattick, exterminating rep
tiles in the "bogs Of Ireland"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03

". The Bayou Sara Ledger says
$4,000 have been put into its editors
hands, by q gentleman in West Felici-
ana, to bet hal Pierce beats Scott for
President. If there are any wings a.
bout here who wish to take stock In
Fuss and Feathers, they IA be accom-.
rnodated by visiting Bayou Sara.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03
Dancing Acadnly.

YIN
~. j. DALFRED, respectfully IA
~ inform the Ladies and GeatlmensM
Of Woodville aud its Vicinity, that =
his Dancing School is now open = Y.
Hall. Where he viii; teach all The nus
fashionable Dances NOW in vogue.
DAYS roR CHILDREN.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS. HUE
). till ] O'Clock.
10 Private lessons fer Ladies ana ~.
tiemen, from 9 I'LL / o'clock, three h'ns'
week.
Glasses for Gentlemen from 5 ti ~
clock. z. X.
Teyms--For 81 Lessons. $40
As soon rs the Scholars are suilcisn'
proficient. Mr.. d., viii give a Scarce oIs'
week.
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