The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-23
Distrlcting the state.

In the Senate on Tuesday evening. Mar. b
9th' bil' introduced by Mr. Pope. Of At,aa
too disIfict:ng the STATE Under new ppcs
uonment, for thr eis,ion ot Fne,abers oi
Congress, was passed with only five disseL-
ting votes, to-wit
Messrs. Adams, Farrar Hussey Johnson,
and Nelson.
The followin is the management of the
Districts
The first district shall be composed Of
the counues OF Hshemingo, Tlppah, Mar
shall, De Solo, Pahola, Tuniea, and GA
homa
The second district shall be composed Of
the counties of ltawanba, pontotoc. La.
layette, Tallahatchie, Yallabusha, Chieka-
saw, and Monroe.
The third district shall be composed Of
the counties of Lowndes, Oktibbeha. Choc-
taw, Carroll, Sun1ower Bolivar. Washing
ton, Holmes, Holmes, AttaIa, Winston
| NoXubee and Kemper
The fourth district shall be composed of
the counties of Neshoba, Leake, Madison,
Yazoo, lssaquena, Warren, Hinds, Rankin
Scott, Newton, Lauderdae, Clark Jasper
land Smith.
The fifth district shall be composed of the
counties of Simpson, Copiuh ,laiborne,
jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Lawrence, Cow
lngton, Jsnes, Wayne, Greene, Perry, Ma
rion, Pike, Anite, Wilkinson. ancock,
Harrison and Jackson.
1t is thought that this bill will pass the
House, without any material amendment
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REMAREAnLr GolNcpuNcrs.-Kossuth
in his speech before the Legislature of Ohio,
said
Sir, there are two remarkable coinci.
dences. The State Of Ohjo amt nlgSelf
haoe tie SaH3e age The very year that
! your Constitution was framed | wos born.
/ My breast has aiocd@ hcaUcd acith Intense
interest at the name Of Ohio. 1t was as if
something OF supreme Importance TN hit
den for ME IN that Haale to which INV G.
ture was bound by the very year of my
nativity This day my anlicipations are re.
allied
i" The second coincidence is, that tidngs
OF the present day will Just reach Washing
ton when the Senators OF the United States
sit down IN Judgment about the questions
Of International law, and pronounce upon
your country foreign policy. Ohio has
given its vote, by the resolutions had the
honor to hear and Ohio IS Oae of The
brightest Stars o(the Uniaa. Ohio's vote
is the vote of two millions. 1t will have
irs constitutional weight in the councils
where the delegates of the peoples sover
eighty find their glory in doing the people s
will"
We pass by the soft sawder of the above,
Says the Richmond Republican, Kossnth
laysit ON the Buckeye with a trowel. Bur
the remarkable co acileuces border on the
supernatural. We never heard of any hing
to compare with them except those which
are recorded of Mr.. Peter Magnus in the
verltable chronicles Of Pickwch; on one
occasion, he was about entering a stage
coach, when read-haired stranger, wit an
exquisite nose and blue speciaces, who had
unpacked elmsef from a cab at the same
moment as MIR. Pickwick, inquired
"Going to Ipswich, sir ?"
81 am, replied Mr. Pickwick.
Remarkable coincidence So am T."
Mr. Pickwick bowed
"Going outside?' SAID the ed.haued
man.
Mr. Pickwick bowed again.
Bless my soul how remarkablr--l am
going on the outside TOO" said the red
haired man ave are positively going TO-
, gether." nd the red-haired man snied
as if he had made one Of the gtrangest dis
coveries that ever fell to the tot of human
wisdom
Arrived at the "Whte Horse" at lps
wich' Mr. Magnus inquired of Mr.. Pick
wick
{" DO you stop here sir p
+" do said Mr.. Pickwick.
' Dear me, said Mr. Magnus. u neve,
knew anything like these extraordinary co
incidences. Why, stop here, too"