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The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
nississIypi liquor Law.


Below we publish 'he law passed al
the last session Of our Legislature, in
regard 20 The granting Of license to re,
tail liquor.
Section /. Bet caactcl by the Legs
taiure ef tie State NJ Miss,ssiypi, That IJ
shall not be lawfll Tor the Board Of Police
ofany county In this State, 70 grant license
10 retail vinous or spurious liquors to any
person, unless tie person applying for the
same shall first provide petition lor the is
suance Of such fitense, signed by majority
Of the heads Of families resident within five
miles Of the place where such liquors are to
be sold aud II snch iqoofs are to be sold
within The limits Of ~ Incorporated town,
then by majority Of the heads Of families
resident therein.
Sec. 2. That for all e@1Htry licenses to
retail yinous or spurious liquors in said couu-
", rot within tlireemlcs Of an incorporated
town, there shall be required no less than
one hundred dollars aud for all license TO
retail asnforesaid M incorporaten town, or
within three miles thereof, in said county,
there shall be required sum not less than
three hundred dollars and all sums accru.
ihg under this act 70; licenses, and for fines
and forfcitures, for violation thereof, in any
Incorporated town. in said county, shall be
paid TO the trustees Of any Incorporated n>
stitntion Of learning that may be situated
therein, for the use and benefit ofsuch insti-
tution aud ifin any such town, there be no
such Institution, then said sums accrung
therein, shall be paid TO the treasurer of said
county for common school purposes.
Sec 3. That any license issued under
the provisions of this act, may be revoked
under said Board Of Police, Oh written APP
rlication signed by majority of the resident
heads OF families, within five miles of the
place where vinous OF sprituous liquors are
sold, by virtue thereof, or II majority of the
resident heads Of families in any incorpora-
ted town, as the case may be. P,Ogided-
That a proportionate part of the money paid
for such license shall be refunded on such re.
vocation, and Prormed further, that moth.
ing in this uct shall be construed to prohib-
it the sale Of such liquors from the Drug
stores, for medical purposes.
Sec 4. Thatapy person who shall vio-
late the provisions Of this act, by retailing
vinons spiritous liquors, without license
granted according to the same, or after the
revocation of such license, he, she or they,
upon conviction, shall be liable to all of the
pains, penalties and forfeitures. prescribed
by the net approved February 9th, s39, for
the suppression of tippng houses; and all
OF said act, not inconsistent with this act, is
hereby revived and declared to be in full
force.
Sec 8. That this act shall take effect
aud he in full force from and after its pass
age.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
NEW ADVERTISE EMENTs
$50 gfEXN

EP1NAWAY Y from the subscriber on
III ~the 8h day of March last, a negro boy
named SIMEON, Of dark copper colour,
aged about 80 years, about feet inches
high, no marks recolected, unless he had
one scar between eyes extending upwards,
about one inch, his forehead was very wrink
ly, his head sugar loaf shaped.
Whoever will return said negro to the
subscriber, in Woo1vilIe, Mss shall receive
the above reward-or a suitable reward for
any information that may lead to his rerove-
ry JOSEPH RYDER.
i1-tf22
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
KGSFO EsafirggEar,y.

EAR. a. j. RANALDSON has estah-
Ap pii5hcd an INFIRMh4Y in the town of
Clinton, where chronic and surgical cases
wiz be treated The buildings occupy
healthy and bcnuiilul location, and are age
and airy, capable Of comfortably accommo-
dating eighty or hinety patients
The difficulty of regu a:illg .he habits,
and controlling the appcti;cs OF negroes, at
home orin quarter, renders it a!mos, inpos~
sibie, successfully to treat obstinate dis
eases, Strict dietctic treatment, the daily
aud nightly care Of the Physician Or Sur
9eon and the ern discipline Of an hospital
a,e the only means by which many diseases
can. ever be cured. Tie Small expense to
be incurred, will justify the experiment.
with cases that have been thought iucnrable
As soon as practicable, the apparatus me-
ccssary for thcUWlrop,tthic treatment, will
be added 10 the Inhrmary
CHARGES.
Patients for Is days or less per day, 81 so
For every day beyond 10. 2j
For every day after convaIescehce, so
These charges include every thing reqnis-
ite--board, medicine, medical services, &c.
Surgical operations will he an extra charge.
Payment will invariably be required before
negro is pcrmiHcd 10 kearc Me nf,m0ry.
GE~ Bayou Sara Ledger, and Liberty
Adyocate-pubIish four times and send bill
TO A J. II.
Clinton, La, nl25-4w2l
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The Wing, this week, publishes an
old, stale and thrice refutcd slander a.
gainst the Hon. James Buchanan, char
ging him with participating at some
time, (the day and date no man knows
eth,) in a meeting purporting to have
been held in Lancaster Pa, which cx-
pressed sentiments favorably TO gradu.
al abolition, and hostile TO the, further
extension of slavery. Mr. Buchanan
has often pronounced this charge false
and forgery.
But, for the sake of argument, let us
admit that il is true, and ask what right
has the Wing TO file bill of exceptions
to its doctrinesl Who are the political
bcaux- ideal ofthe Wing, at this timel
Are they not Millard Fillmore-the
man who pledged hmselflo oppose the
admission of Texas into the Union, as
q slave State, and to legislate for the
abolition of slavery in the District Of
Columbia--and Daniel Webster, the
man who assured the wings at the north
that the whig party was The free soil
partyl ot8a
How is il that such sentiments as
these now shake their hoary locks at
our neighbor, aud frighten him out OF
his proprietyf Did he not, in ls4s, with
his own hand write that the celebrated
abolition letter of MrFillmore, contains
cd nothing that might not have been
uttered by q southerner and slavchol>
der with proprioty, and fealty to the
Souihl ~
Go back toyour files, ncighbor, and
SEQ il you have not frequently defend.
ed your pet and patron, Fillmore, in tn,
utterance of blacker and moro traitor,
GUS sentiments than this forged papcl
contains, which you have read agains
MIR Buchanan. II it should not be SC
agreeable for you to run back to YOU
files, just tell us, and we will do it fol
you, with pleasure. We will also, i
necessary, produce some colonization
speeches. with the Wings defenc,
thereof wherein we are told that ne
gro slavery is a blot and stain on tn,
escutcheon of the country, and that OF
the foot print ofthe slave being oblite
rated, how exultingly some will shou
and pat Juba" with their hands.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

Those afflicted with Hernia may relv on
this fact, that my great experience for Inc
past ten years enables me TO see, on exami.
nation. what form Of pad and amount of pre.
sure is requisite to retain the parts perfectly
aud to enable the patient TO perform ali the
duties his situation in life imposes on him.
and at the same time to be free from apv de-.
sire to favor himself on account of beinv
afflicted. The most ditlicu; cases, perhaps
in the world, have been placed under nv
care, and in no instance have come short
Of Eimparing, TO the wonder of experience
surgeons, security and Comfort. Thousands
OF certificates and letters, to prove my un:
equalled success, may be seen at my office ;
where persons are cordially invited to cali
and examine and have explained to them
the superiority over all others of nv New
Patent Truss
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

U-Wc are compelled 10 beg the in.
dulgence Of Jus;us and Timothy for a
week, Our deck willibo cleared, aud
the next issue will sweep our Giles Of
their contents. AS Maj. Kelly used to
say,'"it is a healthy indication when
printers apologize TO correspondents" !"
Business before friends.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

UPMr Joseph Newell, the polite
and attentive clerk Of the steamer Clip.
scy, has placed us under many obliga>
,ions TO himfo his punctuality in send.
ing us:latc papers.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

& The corner stone Of a magnificent
building, Institute HAIL. was laid in
Natchez, on Saturday last. All the
Societies and tho volunteer companies
were in attendance. The affair pros
missed to be brilliant. N2 a-ag
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

Clinton. La, has a voting population
OF about les. A year ago the town
contained 2l gfog-shops. Avote was
recently taken on the license law, and
HE retail privilege was sustained by a
bare majority. In the town Of Jackson
the Mirror thinks il will make signal
failure.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

1y-Sec, tho advertisement Of Doctor
Sherman, is this days paper He ofs
fers o pearl Of great price to the allic-
ted IS
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
WILKINSON COUNTY.


FMNO all Creditors snd other Persons in
Z terested in the Estate of Ezer E.
Woods, deceased. Greeting
YOU are herby Cited, to be ard appear
before the Probate Court, of Wilkinson
county at the Courthouse thereof, on the
first MONDA Y Of Juty nezt, then and
there to show cause, if any you can why
the Report Of Fred Conrad, clerk of said
Court, and Commissioner Of Insolvency,
OF said Estate, should not he allowed, and
further to do aud suffer such things as shall
be considered and ordered by the Court
aforesaid, in the premises,
.,,A... WITNESS, the Honorable.
SEStfH. FRANCIS GnDART, Judge ot
ses@.T: the said Probate Court, az the
SsS Courthouse ofsaid County, the
'"'' first Monday of May, Eigh..
teen hundred and ffty-two.
Issued this 9Th day ofNlay, 1862.
FRED. CONRAD, CLERK.
O= L. X. BARBER, Attorney.
ml1-4wi9
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

Notwithstanding the Governor of
Massachusetts vetoed the Maine liquor
law. the Legislature passed il by con.
siiiutional majority. The temperance
causeseems to bcsweeping every thing
before IT, s4
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
School Notiee.

EIECTIONSwill be held on MONDAY
GAIhe 9TH June, at 9 o'clock A NJ, at
the places appointed below, for the pur.
pose of eiecting five School Trustees for the
several townships
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
Married.

On Tuesday, the 2jth inst, by VIM. T.
Lewis Esq, Mss Mary Jaae Grain, and
Mr.. RanlSOm Bid.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

1rWe are, as usual in the receipt
of the favors Of the clerk Of the steam>
er Il. d. White,
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

UFsee the card ofMrs. Mcguire in
another column, sis aes s, .t.s
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The road law on our first page will
be found interesting 10 the public gems
orally: lie fsa
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

10 Mr.. Thomas II. Curry. isour authorized
Agent, to rocciye subscnbersana subscription
for this paper. $50
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

UFWe arc requested to state that
Gov. Quitmen has accepted the invita-,
tion to be present and assist in the Ma.
sonic ceremonies on the oath June.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The Baltimore Convention convenes
TO day. 1t is probably one Of the most
important conventions that has ever
met in this country. A man is to be
selected, to assume the reigns of gov
ernment Of the greatest and most pro>
gressiye people on earth. The imbe-
cile and prohigatc management ofpub>
lie affairs, by the present administra,
ton, has satisfied the country that II
change Of men and'messures is ne
ccssary, The world, too, is satisfied
tha: the doctlines of the whig party are
too narrow to meet the wants Of the
age. They are as ii-suitCd to the pre-
sent times as Thorn Thum's trowser's
would be to Porter or the hide Of a
Guina pig to an overgrown Durham
OK. The nomination of the Baltimore
convention, will be synonymous with
saying who shall be President.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

DPSeveral cannon balls were late
ly eXhumed by some workmen, while
digging down Il hill in east Boston. -
They were Is and 80 Founders. 1t is
presumed that these balls We're fired
from Breeds H!ll, at the time of the
battle Of Bunker Hill.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
Democratic ticket.

ron President AsD yicg-rHEsIDENT.
| The Nominees Of The National Democratic
Conventional s.f
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

Ristorioai EyTor.-Some writers in
form us that the term chg originated
from the initials Of the words, " ioe hope
IN COL" As applied TO the patriots Of
the Revolution. this may be true but
after the establishment Of our govern.
menf, there was.a large political party
organized by Hamilton, Adams Otis,
and others, who had much more hope
in GolF than in God This party ops
posed the Republicans, and advocated
tariffs, banks and monied institutions
of all kinds. It was said that British
Gold had much influence with them,
and that when they went to the polls to
vote, they wore a black cockadc, and a
badge, having stamped on it, in golden
letters, the word ,o-h-i-g, which every
body oflhOse days interpreted TO stand
for the motto of the party, which was,
I've Hope in Gold"
But we presume, that party, like old
Uncle Ned, "died long ago" and we do
not nsinuate thar it has a descendent
in this remote day. 1t is well enough.
however, TO protect the pages Of histo>
ry from mulilation.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

UPThe Hon. f. A. Hannogan, for>
merly Senator from Indiana, and afs
forwards appointed by Mr. Polk Minis
ter to Austria, killed his own brother-in
law, Capt Duncan, at Covington, Ind,
on the 9TH inst, Both were drunk. Mr.
Hannegan has been very Incorporate
for several years, and his friends have
constantly looked for so sad a termiua-
ton Of his habits.
c-~-N~NN-~-~~~~s-~~--~~
D~The steamers L. d. White and Clip
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
Studies on Slavery By Jous FLErcu,
Err, of Louisiana. e s7

Err, OF LoulSiana.
lmpelled by the beautiful and graphic re.
view given this profound work by ouf pol
ishcd correspondent "Justus, we have Civ.
en- Il q difgent reading, aud even after the
the bright anticipation already kindled in
our mind, we were unprcparcd for The im>
mensc learning aud wisdom that pervades
its pages. sanaaa m n
MIR John Abbott, the ngcnt for the sale
oithe work. in nowis Woodyile. prepared
to furnish the public. Let us commend il
TO every reading MUD, aaah
a few copies have been placed ut thu drug
store and Post office, for the accommoda~
ton Of subscribers a i.ff
Mr. Abbot, will also receive subscribers
aud subscriptions iot the Natehez Coaytcr
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The Weather Since our last, we
have had rain after rain. The ground
is thoroughly saturated, and the crops
are much invigorated.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The Homestead BW.--This bill has
passed the lower house. Its provisions
arcsubstantially these: any citizen ofthe
United States, or any individual who
shall declare his intcntion to become a
citizen, before seeking the benefit of fthe
Bill, (all of whom shall be heads Of fa>
miIies,) shall be entitled to. free Of cost,
100 acres Of government land, on cons
dition of occupancy. and cultivation Of
said land for five years. The land is
exempted from execution for debt prior
to the issuing ofthe patent. The land
to be occupied by the party desiring
patent, five years, without intermission
of more than six months, before patent
issues. Occupancy and cultivation to
be proved. The land reyerts to the go
vcrnmeut at any time before the issuing
of the patent, Oh proof of change OF re-
sidencc OF the party entering. No in
dividual to make more than one entry,
under this act.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
RuPtures treated ana cured
At SHERMAN IS,
20, 81 Chartes sfgcct, Nar Onloaa,

a person suffering un.
der the symptoms Of sitang
u.ated RHp,sgc.
CERTIFICATE.
We tie undersigned, are
using Sherman's New Pa
ten Irusscs, and fluid them
the most secure and com
Portable we have ever
worn
4. NJ. Ketcl,um, w.
ReeUeS, Henry MclriH, r
p. Lee, j. r. Loomis,
y Tr.sa., ..,-c
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

Mr. Clay's health was without per,
ceptible change on the 27th.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The sugar mill Of Dr. Perkins was
destroyed BY fire on the night of the
18th.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

The root ofthe yellow jess anime has
been tested, aud found to be deadly poi
SonouS.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

Judge Baldwin of the Virginia Su>
prcme Court, died on the Goth inst.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01
ELECTORAL TicgET-roE THE WHOLE STATE.
i. c. WILKINSON. / a NJ. JACKSON.
w. II. JOHNSON
ron TuE DISTRICTS

10 FVA TUE DI0IEIIIss
ist Distriet--J II. r. TAYLOR.
2nd "NaO O. X. SINGLETON,
3rd Z" w. s. FEATHER STON,
1th i" HIRAM CASSI OY.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-01

DrThe steamers E. d. White and Clip
sy have our thanks for late papers.
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LIQUOR TRAFFIC In BROOKLYN.
Opinion Of Judge Edmends ON Brooklyn
Application as to sunday Law.
sIfhhnE Col Ri ~ cHaAsrH'- Before Jsss- Epxosp,.
E=ekeei Baidrin and Others ast. The Ctr Of
BTOoS}tn Sc

stfkknE COT RI ~ cH.AsTas- Bsiors Juas- Epuost,
E=ekeei Botdrin and Others agt The Cny Of
Brooklyn, sc.
EDMoNDs, in this case an application
was made to NE for an junction to restrain The defend
ants from enforcing their ordinance against keeping
open shops stores, groceries, and drinking houses on
sundsys Twas applied for the ground that the de-
PENDANTS in enforcing tie law were committing many
re'pssses and fa,e imp n for the reason that
their ordinance wn void. and 9 multiplicity Of suits
would be necessary TO redress the wrong sbus done
decided to refuse it the ground that II the ordf
nance wss void, snd a. 10 that formed opir ion II
was contrary to The practice Of this Court ever to re-
tusn espsss oy rjur cion unless the evil done was
urepsfacie and thstin this there no evil done
OF soeeested that could not readily be compensated In
action for dsInsRes
The counsel for the plaintiffs however, though, that
be could readily sati.y thai wrong In this re.
speei ,fo that the rsheers In Brookyn for whom the
counsel seemed quite solicocS suffering greyous
ireeryerier ets On the Sunday.
willing 20 give the counsel the opportunity OF shov.
Ing my error decided instead OF absolutely refus,us
,he Injunction 10 hear counsel the subject and there
fore gave him an order for the dsfsndants 70 saov
cacse Why Il should tssae though M opinion ~
go strong that refused erioa ID defendsnta
pending the application 49,
Now on Tie retu Of the order 10 shov csuss u 4.
objected By The dsrndAns thst undsr the
70 the code sdepted st the sss ssssioa Of hs Lexss
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DIED.

Avg 49, ROBERT HARRIsoN 500 Of John Chapman, aged
, months
The ny and friends invited attend tie funeral from M,
brother haSs v r. HARMON NJ. Cp Dayison O'Clock
this Aug. -.
Fntay AUG a. OF consumption. after short lness, THos
H. bgRNbAn, IN the $50 year OF his age
HIS friends and sbsaes generally are invited 70 attend his
onsra sunday, 18th O'Clock p. NJ, from No. Ham
mond st.
On Friday afternoon. Aug a. after short Illness, LEFFERT
LEFfERTS, Jr, AGED 4' years. months and n days.
The Of the family, also Of hs brothers law John Nc
kssoB sndJ Montgomery invited TO attend his funeral on
surcsy, =. NJ Ninth 81. His VIII be
tsken 10 GreelVOod, foI atermsst.
Al Lehhed, Conn, Wednesday AuEu.' IS, EDWARD c.
BU Ell, aged yen Of DR. Samuel Buel OF Lcbhrh.
Al Deal Shrewsbury NJ ths norHs Of the 1 inst,
GEORGE DoBELL only OF Georss and Phebe C. Baer,
sssd year, months and 70 days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
on the reence u bis grandfather Dobs Rs
ier No 81 Heary Seventh Day afternoon 9sh n,t 81
ocoek, without further aviation
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SECOND s0srp.


FRIDAY Aug g-P n
The contest for the mastery of ths S,ocl
narke, bt,w eco the tuls and bears eouu.... "a,
risbie success DAY the msrkss appeaa % \. M
eniDg and the whole the bull interest," v>s 49,.
sged Tue sales were TO moderate e,tens saa,. -
cases the prices Of the Faneies he'd an upward -.
at %. regular. improvement OF y y. cent NSsk
American Trust opened a decline, III, but ws,s n
lssl. At the Second Board the feeling wee ssosr,n,
strong, but the market stll unsettled Ed 49,.
ss $; and closed at s6, Sonlngton, NorsioA, Ca.
&c. we're all arm. 10 the Investment stccls sAsrs =
fair business and quotations are nrn Erie Co,vsrs.
ibies in consequence of the decline In London, e. Al
Il ? cent few days will probably dsssrmins ~
question tho bull interest 10 10 again have foil poos,
sion Of the market
The market is dull for Fxchanpe. a.
though the supp'y 10 not large. The demand 3 suI,
limlied and ue further concession has bses ma. I.
some csses Good bills have been cold q, TO-, . ,os.
but tho range 10 as hish - loAs.
In Grain Freights there is more activity.
and some 600 IS 600 bushels Wheat were e.r..,S
at Sd In bulk, 5lsd a6d., chip to bag IT, Flour IA
Cotton sd; 100 or 800 bbis Lard about Il soo ~.
Beef 3D. To London, 1900 bbls Flour Iaaa. a
Slave freight made 70 Lsbon at Ga 50 f,r Eat
and sl4 80 for heavy pipes. To California there =
fair business doing.
The Imports this week were no, 90 hea-
w as previously. The figures for Dry Goods were -
follows
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ton ste fell down Tbuudsy sfsrnooo. carrying With
10 . number Of vorsmen. all ~ whom wers m'f- or
less Injured A mason named Jsznes Cns2msa IVES
terribly and bruised about the head and bofy aud
fears enxrsined that bic hurts would prove fstJ,
but 10 IL now seemingly ou, cf d,sssr He r>sidcs
With his motber NJ the corner ~ Wycaos and C,ursss
The others " ere DOT 90 badly Injured.
SyRIoUs AssAULT.-Two men, named
Edward Coon ard Edward Lebiue, bid . fsh,in
blacksmith chop In Plymouth ct. en- Thursisy aftsr-
noon IN which the lsttrr struck bic oppooeat 90 the
head with a hsmner iofieuug very srrtous Injuries
upon him. II appears the quarrel orsina'ed a. ,us
ssme money matters. The accused appeared before
Ju,rce John su ith yesterday. Tor examination. but
on partial bearing Of the case was adjourned over
I'LL this morning
BurGLARY.-The house OF MIR. Strong,
No. $50 State street was burgsriously entered on
In r,d az nj hit but nosdins Of value sss taken there
from A policeman found that ooe Of tbs doors had
been br ken open, and The probability 10 taAs tse
thief, finding that be was discovered msoe 'Peo'y
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

TIE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.-At the
meeting of the City Temperance Society," at the Nottn
Filth st. NJ L. Church, Thursday oyeons, the foi'
lowing officers elected John Minsosh, Presidents
Jacob vanderwster, Nice-Presdens; w. I. Nich'n'
Secretary; s. W. aolmes Treasurer.
Tie meeting was addressed By xr. W. Johnson, who
advocated rigid legal restrictions to the rum traffic
commented upon the conduct Of politicians In holding
urinary meetings at drinking houses; and replied to
those who objected to Temperance being introduced
Into politics that they shou Lot introduce potc' 70
rum. r. IL -
take an iut.Iest 10 the cause OF Temperance ne
touched also upon evil ell CT. 81 strong dfnk' ana
upon the good effected In redeemins drinkers
Mr. Horn discussed tie necessity OF passing tue n'no
Law The present occupants of official positions a.
cls,, he considered az degenerate race, compareo
with our fore.sthers lie urged closer attention 70
the moral and mental education OF the youth and dep
recsed the prscce OF their attending theatres AM %
rsdes Odes we're sung tns siSners OF the ron were
increased, and the meeting adjourned