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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21
N

-~ HAVING employed the seryi-
1eY ces Of a frst-rate Blacksmith, ia
hzzA1A7 connection with my own, | am
urepared to do all kind Of plantation work
N 4 first rate names, and al the usualterms
and prices.
WIN. II LEWIS.
May q. 165o.-iy
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21
ia JUST ~


=ARRIVED.
NJ SIMON, Boston Roe. has Jus, re.
~'H' ceived aud opened, at his Old store.
4 large aud superb sssoumen, Of Staple
Goods. consisting Of everything. and the
best things eve offered Tot sale here.
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
Of all descriptions
BaIeing Rope. and Baggiug. Kentucky
Linseys, Woodville LinseyS towels, Do
mestiees,
A Large and Excellent Assortment of
HARDWARE of all kinds.
CHINA, GLASS WARE and GRAN.
lie WARE; OF all descriptions.
A very large assortment OF RUSSETTS,
Mud BOOTS, etc.
SADDLERY; Of all kinds
GUNS, GAME BAGS, SHOT
POUCHES, etc. of all
descriptions.
BROOMS, a large assortment
TOBACCO, the very hest qualities.
Noodville, Sept. 1862.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21
Dissolution.

THE firm heretofore existing between
u the undersigned. uulert che name Of j.
Thayer & Co. Is thfs DAY dissolved By mu-
tua! consent. JASPER THAYER
GILBERT POTTER,
Wo0dvtlle, Aug IS. 1852,
GILBERT POTTER holds himself in
~ fesdiurss to execute al orders for
Carpenter Work. either in town OF country.
with taste and dispatch. In sdduiouto tie
eb We. he will attend TO all orders ior max.
ing Bookcases and Wsrdrobes, which viii
he executed with neatness aud At low rates.
A share OF public patronage Is respectfully
solicited All work done by him wlll he
warranted.
WoodviHe, Sept 81 ls52-3sd
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21
rHE sTATR OF MLssIssIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
ITO A. Med. Reilly. Washington Fauyer
ard Wife, Joseph c. Rely, Isaac Phelps
Il and Wife, A. G. Tisllurn and Wife, NJ
r. Bowman, saml. II. Reilly, Milton VIII
liams, Thos. Corwin, William and Saml. K.
Williams, heirs and distributes Of Martha n
Reilly, deceased, Greeting
YOU are hereby cited, to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Wilkinson county
al the Courthouse in Woodville, on the first
Monday in August next, then and there to
show cause If any YOU can why the final ac-
count Of Westly Reilly, Administrator Of Mar
tina N. Reilly, deceased, should not be allowed
and a decree made thereupon accordingly ;
and further 10 do and suffer such .things as
shall be considered and ordered by the Court
Aforesaid IN the premises, and havethsn and
there this writ.
49, Witness Ghe Honorable Francis
Gildart, Judge Of Probate Of said
L T. county, at the Courthouse in
t~] Woodville, the first Monday in
May. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-three.
Issued the 9TH day u May, 1853.
FRED. CONRAD, CLERK.
Gordon d Posey, Attys.
May l0-G0d.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21
brick for sale.

EHHE Subscriber has just opened alarge
M Kiln OF qewly.burned BRICK, OF u
very superior quality, for building aud paw.
ing, which he will sell lower than has yet
been sold in this market. lie wall keep n
large supply constantly on hand, aud re-
spectfullysoliciIs the public patronage.
NJ. CRIST.
misty
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21

HAVE constituted EESgY SrRoSs, ms
ATTORNEY, and Agent to tn. nsaeta al bushes
Tor me- and IN my name APP ertaia to NV ofic.
a this State.
! ferfons having claims or accounts aCajns
rne, viii present then y Dr. Strong
DOV GIAS II. C0ofEl'
Noo4yt.e, MAJ - ss3.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-06-21
New EsfahIishnaent.

woodville, May r7-f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

The London Leader, paper devoted to extreme
liberal onio for England has an article in which
the following passage occurs
an the very restless community Of the T-nired States If
may interpret outward proceedings from 50 great
distance two cJuSpiraces appear be going on rather
strange kiul. One Is the movement OF Russian a .,s
- promote feeling of hostility against Great Britain
We have heard the names Of persons thus engaged and
gentleman las already been publicly designated in the
journals the author Of some articles that have appeared
IN the Uuiou Of singtOn eIdcayoriug represent the
Car the object Of admiration, and a sri,.
able alliance for the Republic Of iLe Wet Apart from
any question of ith interest American readers ai
uust u for regarding any such proposition with iec'r.
oIrcvulOn s score Of American ~ mp ili-s alone
The end tvOr TO represent shat hecsauy srty what
spaver between the institutions Ut Russia and those Tee
United Stts- could enter the head o;v ola dishonest in
trigger or some crazy aOOIllr.st. We do knox
whether the persons who have been named % us are
tuay in the pay OF Russia not II may Doe matter s
speculation: Il is pos ,ble thai w-r som, s,rug.
eccentric minds IL may be matter oftas'c But trst
the ,Itiy appointed agents O! Russia age spread over
every quarter u; the globe, T. fact often asserted with
confidence. ami confirmed % knowledge by re-
mIrkabe iucirn IN no clas- .! society in no town. IN
political party, be OF NOT encouutcriu.
some one serving the purposes OF the au'ocrit.'
The New Yorl; Post laughs a; the idea that the
Russian articles were written by crazy Abolition
t' the idea it says, prevailed in that REGION that
they were written by Russian agents Il admits tina;
some articles few years ago, written by Abolition.
ISIS appeared in the Union; but they not In GU
logy OF the Russian Car, nor were their author,
crazy. An Aboliioi. it, it says, might in fit of in
sanity, have WI ten commentator of the Russian
Government and Russian policy--ald tn Union. 90
being like .h, sen, (which takcih from every mans
hand may hay, adopted his lucubgations Though
it proposes tn compound the matter by surprising Ill.
ardcles in the Union to he written by ",razr ADO,
litianst' and revised by "RuS,ipn agent"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09
nRlTIARY

In the every day associations Of e part with friends
often carries along with 10 plngs Of regret but when the
unrcl"ntng yrant wcT by his presence living SOUL and
hHrs irtoan eternity of bliss woe then the fountain
Of tears is exhausted 90 alsy grief that endure
bong time itsulC Ars. S,HAH REsruy died VIII.
mugton, y. C., ON The IT. august, aged 3 ycats The
author OF this notice Crg her acquaintance and friend.
ship and relying upon this circum 1ucc feels willing
pay this tribute t) her memory. She possessed NJ that
gsn'eEes pf disposition and suayity Of manner that rcali
y won iIr her tho cndcrng regard Of friends Fond
memory TO the days when last her, and the
tear % sld remembrance now sulIIscs my check
when think that She Who a twelve month ago, was the
of NyJ confoed by ts inapiritel and serene
nu-oi'orswhose dcusive touch i but poor reliance
.row rrpotrg bodily in the grave but spiritually may she
Boz forever rcm.mbcrI IN that blessed Heaven whore 40 is
prrpciii ynu'h-a -prirg-tlc Of intending pleasure
Scarce yclr h,s been buried amid hc ruins Of the past
and her s-fo-s sore made the domisr NJ
dear parted u1r aud while gr: clad u her sombre man.
De m ugors DER her grave lul tells iu strains Of
She purity anil ollpirng reality Of sistrrly affection, yet
another 90 OH iuritiio archer, will not one suffice ~
is laid bv rcr eide
'Iu tho deep stiffness Of that dreamlcss state
o. .rrp Tint kuJgs Up waking joys uglin.'
Bu, vi prJI1ng the notice. She e. more, and her
survivors must lafn that Heaven o't ip mercy smifes
when the blow is' Aui when they over
thair l1sl may they sometimes remember those whose
prayers were offered for her rccosoy. May they
times feel thnt tho
The summer Of life p7ssos quickly away,
TU. warm sun ~ 6icd.bip that greeted YOUTHS day
Snail zull through the dark cloud q soh ray inp1rt
Rirtnoad AUy. 8, 1858. s.
Wilmington papers please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

Rvpt, rrrBrn LONG CONus FoR CHfLDuFS.-A n,iher
supply shove desirable Combs o children Just oPsued
sol for sale ~ HUXLEY A CO.
r4J ~ Main street
Ilsa Zh GLWAED lsnav m red for u' dsiveyi3 ne q
- sbNp AHMlsrFAp Ftb HIrh Information as N ny lead
detection ~ rrfBr hrfh5rrg him, 80 aui Travelling
expense simply m The dewey HHe N,go o. me- or h r1nnr
mont Richmond fHif boy rrnfy hr.t, o. ~ HFe
tun m rather ght huI tu sned, Hv nE his arms con
sia-ably walking o. i1 90 iu ni ani rci'rrrI
tp..iy cloth would Boz ul % n Dor may yary 20 ~ p lrr'
TfuIt m NiJ. arrived boo Wssimorsliu t equine
county he dl1bcl late point probably
rAPPAnANNOCK FEnRr.
Hstssd In y promises fortnight ago ard in3rnatoa
psst o0ier. T. DAVIS
au9-dttfc8t@
~ aus jobs n. GORDON son,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

B, reference fl. I. Obituary uoi.at 30 VIII d. seen 'iat
eo lave ar pl.a. duty to perform Of recording tho arb
or Iutsr cIu.ns'or, Do Btc representative from
NIs county, Foo He leg s'1.urs Of Virginia. Gifted With
..,-f r'.l.c'uI cHH,rw"n'i, and deposition, 4 3D.
u.I.arI generous ho the esteem ard a,.et1Iaf4
rrr of wide circl' of lf'ul and attained popllif.
O.. Which gave hm tho l1- gee, given slujditr
llr tc Legislature iu This county 80 one bod hivHcf
of houo ani p-c.r.ed puror character Tor prog
md honesty BOO his dealings vi'h hs i1li3umeu Cot down
boo the ygo of manhood wing but stained h s2i year
he death Will occasion deep feeling Of sIrlpw whorrvc-
he i known and his ah ctcl funy receive the warm
sym2iibes Of biz numerous fisnds-Lfs'JHrg WashiH0-
feHigF,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAroRs CouRr-MOaday, sm Auy.-ABusx AMI
faRkArs.-Elen slave the property Of william b. Toll.
Aerro was brought charge OF utterng abusive and
threatning language to Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Woody ON
/ the Tth inst
Mrs Woody stated that this woman was returning
win bucket Of water and passing by her house she
commenced abusing her because she asked her for some
money due OF her She the most violent threats
towards her. said she would have revenge Of her Il she
lived and that she would not be satisfied until an. .dd
knee deep in her blood She sezeI at ron and .,,.
Ted to throw her Her mother instigated ber IN mis-.
chief and said there white person and ma
she had husband she could her as she pleased
Andbesides encouraged her by saying the critical
disen lthe accused e'eeats would exempt hee from
anenablity punishment The mother also stated that
she threw brick at white person aud falling TO kin
her she not satisfied until she had the life OF some
other The daughter Ellen then seized brick with which
she struck her the head She would have struck her
with second were il not that person present took
hcdofhe aud warded oil the blow She also to
burn her up,
In consideration Of her condition the Mayor deferred
her punishment until future time
LEAVING ExPosEp-Samuel Moran was sum
moned up on charge of eavii coal pit which he was
sinking, exposed on 18th street.
Officer Kelly stated that of the watchmen inform.
ed him that they had occasion to the assistance Of
man who fell into it at night and that others had
viousy fallen into it, 1t not sufficiently barricsded
to obviate danger to persons passing there.
IL being stated by of the parties who had an inter
est in the sinking of the pitt the barrcsdcs were pa
ced around the excavation but had fallen in because of the
caving OF the earth by the heavy rains the case was dis
missed.
CoSrISuEo--The case OF Cary Thompson the slave OF
Richard H. Rddck; who charged with beating with
whip Charles Belvin, child about Ave o. six wears old
resumed
Two gentlemen-a Mr. John Hampton and Mr. Han.
knssated that thoy had the boy 20 towards the
negro with small stone in his hand md throw il at him
They noticed the negro pursue the little boy and clap his
feet against the ground scare him. They did not see
hun beat the toy
The negro ordered 'ivc as an admonition to hun
aud Others that though child should throw stone they
were not to take upon themselves the right whip him.
INSTRUCTIONS Joseph Farrar was summoned up on
charge OF permitting quantity Of rubbish to remain on
Walnut Alley.
Officer Kelly having informed the Mayor that the obstruc
ton partly removed since the summons was issued
and the accused having promised remedy tho evil forth
with, the dismissed.
The case of John W. Hill, charged with obsructing
gutter on Cary street, continued
The Court then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09
FROM The Lyneiburg Virginia..
LExINGIuN. Ky. J-lK 2


NJ. Edior We have bad glorious Convention AZ
Ri,bmoud in This State There was discussion eucigb 4,
awaken interest and produce lat Kind Of d cu-
calculated 90 elicit information. may with rI.,r CON.
scieucc saw that there large and rrsports ,.
meeting aud thtt is deliberations we're ig, interest.
ng We had ZOO eloquent and instructive debate which
lasted days. and listened o. by irge and st,,r.
will uu. permit me 90 go justice 90 al .hc speaIes Jut
nI.' be permitted tn -pcaE az olr two delegate D. 81 col
icsri-s thr Hon Wu Ballard =. .flr nai Wa.f H. .s
con Lai. Thsy made speeches which uII4 uy ST. ..Yi4
heart tirob with feelings " gr'uG,d Pride Tacs horr
The banner Of the oil Htr most uuhy, 1uI won io ..
selves and their state golden oriniIns The lion WIN u
Prcson oprued the debate speed rrpiate vI.tv.I.
uabc information. add noble sentiments most oUga.uiv
e1prcssej. lie icf to DIE talented young klusmta Ne i
d. but ~ add fuel u the Gre cal which hc had already
kndcd
Il would have gratGed you to hca, the many expires
aof Of affection aud rcprCt tovsrds good Old state
mads by the several speaker The Hon John -pcei
Smith presided over the Convention. and closed TO With
short bui eloquent addr's' d. pnsc in 'le rr1.
Impressive terms ct che State of NInif aud uhrn hi.
closing rrnarks bee gave. the piu OF Kentucky 'a,
hgt hand Of fellowship 90 oil Virginia rcprescu'c boo lir
pcrou WIN Ballard Preston, there was not heat in
abe audience u1fuovri
Tive result Of fht Convention VA detcfuir4i ton I
rotA ifom Lexington 20 Cumberani Gap, which ba
nov considered rs fired flsf
Nrnis nov hfsu1fhinF to 31bl' to pns har Own HIrI
Tho foreign commerce oi ts great State ma.I bo through
che Nirsiun p1rts U slc wills TO-
sitl c.uli give yol It idea ct the warm hearted
M o.ire surrounded by bcauiaai rural is.f,at I. q.
peri ~ Boz rrnerlll.
sw. stan early day uy 10 give ,,a move parto.lsr
sesoeai ~ my uP.
Yours, very respectfully
cHAS y. n. GARNETT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

ST LOUIS TOBACCO MARKET July 29At the Planters,
~ 70 hid. :. mllows LnKs and seconds, 30
.hsslnv 70 i, co. os at 80 oso 100 90 ea oio 0s
.% sSh 500 s,e, at saa sS5 ssS AS Sos A. ,he s,.,
warehouse 10 bids foiows ass hsA al dos IA az ~
at Ie T, 81 seo, $40 and OF no d
The market advanced to-day ON m. lu1 M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09
wArulSoros ArrnRs-The Washington Star OF Sat

WATERMELON AFFAEs.-The Washington Star OF Sat
urday erening furnishes the following items of news:
Letters bearing date July 9th S5S from FunchaI Ma.
deiri, from Commander Ringgod, commanding the sur
veyug expedition the North Pacific ocean, have been
received ut the Navy Department in which he report.
the arrival of the squadron under his command in twenty
eight DAYS from the Capes of Virginia An board
we'll Hs dispatches in detail, follow by the
regular mail steamer of the To-"
Lieut., Henderson, L. : " has been detached on leave
rom the inSpcctorshp Of provisions Norfolk, and L.
g. Il. Gray has been ordered that duty in his place
We understand that the President and Secretary Of the
Navy paid official visit, this morning, the Washing
ton Nvy Yard, designing make short excursion down
the Potomac, ia the l :. Steamer Engineer
The Interior Department have aiyices from Brigham
Young saving that the Indians Of tab quiet and
far peacraby inclined tie remarks that they continue
the habit ofdposng Of their children the Mexcans
slaves and that he has succeeded in nearly entirely put
ting end TO this " Guchristau Practice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

wshave no material change repOr, IN our Tobacco .,.
since las. week Prices Of ds.erp, Kind, are shade
lower.
"kAr-sieady siiIS for Red, and sSaS white ior
good parcels Superior lots In dry condition. 10 sso
ouRoh-HOdsr. asking t5 In store sale. Of 200 bs,
at $50. New. ssToA %. In store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09
Democratic FeudS.

The Democrats" seem TO be having COOL time OF j.
now days reading each other out of the party The
Washington Union washes its hands of the New York Posi-
and the Bul'lo Republic while the Albany Argus s,nia
canty points the door the organ of Democracy il
self Tn, Democracy Of the third and fourth Congress
sOna districts OF Pennsylvania celebrate the 9TH of July
in truly Independent manner much so that the party
organs Of Philadelphia publish their proceedings
Accordingly, the committee publication meet and pas,
the following anlthem' against the journals
Rss7lrsd, That the Pennsylvania and Evening A--us
by refusing TO publish the proceedings regularly ca
Democratic Getting which meeting invited independent
criticism have placed themselves without the pale Of the
party, aud forfeited al! claim spirit OF manly indepeu
hence.
The Dover New Hampshirel Enquirer saws
"The lasiPA'rio' Is down upon Edmund Burke 70 the
amount Ui column rtwo, in which shows him to DC
Wi'mot Provsois and il that IL shall next
prove him to be 'Freesoer and a matter of course
'Fedcral.st. Wonders will never cease. Burke in IN,
mean time, gives notice that be shall IN few DAYS com
uenrc the publication Of the old Guard and req
those acquainted with any interesting in the history
political and personal OF the Buttcrdy.ls samuel H. Aver
JOAN H. George, and Others of the Concord clba to mr.
aisl him With the same. lie threatens - make mine p.
| meat OF Them"
Another screw is loose in the Maine platform Of "De
m1,rIcy' Tho SSonha:sn CItron takes down the name
Pbury which had been placed az the head Of its col
Hnns and goes the rebels. The nomination i nat
satisfactory and the Clarion has much regard for truth
10 say that il j.. Il IS 'uo; willing dictated to and
denounced by political demlgogucs and olice-seekers -
I BOSTON .4kag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

~ The report that VI. Walter Fsirr. Of Mobile. IN
been appointed Minister 20 Brussels siiI to o., prom
r itvas reg rIcd .he 5e-' appa1.nca. Hm, bed been
uld, aud il turns ou: not To- be true.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

SUPPOSED sTRANGULATIoN OF An INFASr.-While n man
named Augustus Arsel engaged cleaning back
6ouse on the premises OF Mr. Ben Richardson yeser-
day. he discovered the head of infant which, from its
corroied condition. supposed have been there for
some time
Lucy light mulatto girl, belonging to a Mr. Archer Of
Amelia county and hired to Mr. Richardson was arrested
suspicion of guilt in this affair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

INsANE.-A commission de iunaties in9uirdndo com.
posed Of Edwin Fsrrar, r. D. Sanxay and VIM. Taylor
was held at the Mayors office yesterday, determine
the condition OF Mrs Jane Deacon who represented
an insane person. After due investigation and being
satisfied Of her insane condition, they ordered her to be
sent to the Williamsburg Hospital. From statements
made by persons who fully advised with regard to her
circumstances appears she possessed large quantity
furniture, and S225 in the Savings Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

The spirit manifested by the people Of Souih.wcs-
tern Virginia, aud those OF Kentucky gives ample as
surancc that this important Improvement will be con-
summated at an early day. We give below letter
from Col Garnctt, containing an account of Con.
venton held in Kentucky for tue purpose of cxtcndr
the road to Louisville.
When this road is completed Il ere viii be acon,in
nous line from Louisville to Norfolk distance OF Ia
miles with grade exceeding sixty fc. u the m.
1t will cross the Blue Ridge Allegheny and Cumbcr-
land mountains without tunnel and the Who'll, route
except the portion in Kentucky sunlcr construction
The cost per mile will not exceed an average Of 500
600 Col c.. in Of his report, on it, SAYS that
natural tunnel in Scott county will constitut. prr
ton OF the road This tunnel is flrme w tc passage OF
n creek Tor BOO feet through the base Of n mountain
II varies very little from a straight line For much
of its length it is full forty feet wide by thirty high
and will require very little work to fit it for TIC pas.
sage Of Railroad.
The Convention Of which Col G.. speaks. was ro
NJ with view to enlist the ,p'e # Kcntuc in IN,
enterprise They appear to enter into il with lic ar
dor claTac e-istic of them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

PARADE. The Virginia Rifles had parade through the
city on yesterday evening before their departure at four
O'Clock, p NJ, for Slash Coge. They we're accompanied
by the Cornet Band.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

HUsTISGs CorET-The Jury OF this Court
for the month, yesterday Present-Jo.
seph Mayo Mayor JoePh Win geld EwIn Farra Thos Ty.
rcr James Bray, Rchd D. sanTay, and John Bfnford.
| misdvmranoT.
Ahner slave the property Of Francis Garhwghto Hsnrco:
George slave, the property Lebay Carter and farewell
slave OF Lucy Warns we're brought charged with entering
store Of Mesr' Lacy Carter the night last
month"; and taking ,herefrom pieces bacon and nine dol.
lars aud sixty cents In INK silver.
The Court aduised Abner ami George guilty ordered them
"thiry.nine" each. farewell acquitted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09
The Dover New HanPshirc) Enquirer saws ::

- That outrageous Pierce organ, the New York
Herald, is again down upon our Virginia abstraction.
lists. How are Il mighty fallen! The d,cendan,,
OF Marias and the GrJcchi of the Gates the Butesgs
and the Juli, ade the subject of ridicule and cons
tempt by 4 New England ped!ar There are n
great many ups AMI downs in this world but til,
is one ofthen, we are certain that was never reamp,
oi in this latitude.
Listen TO this impudent Pierce organ!
Let ge the constitutional kiuL. and cro.ches ont Of
the heads Of dtT theo!zng virgiulns aud all sensible
viii rejoice with exceeding grea. joy Il will be-
mighty con-ammaon for Oh Virginia reduced to skin
aud bone upon the husks and Of constitutional al
sractons while the substantial elements OF state RIGHTS
have been appropriated by her ueislbo-s the Pacific
railroad Offers fair iavj,,ion 10 Oh, .I,.wa,er hide
bound politicians TO down from hi- high horse. and
s'e what'he earth is male Of But if he dc,liaes b.,
Do - clear the track aud Iet the locomotive pa-..
"Whi,c FclcaaE for the counerc, Of Asia he thast5p
90 chatter upon windy distractions mus. %, ruu d,w1--
lie chameleon may get ht upon atmospheric air. but th
locomotive is dinercu, Of animal Hei,a ma,ler.of
nc stinanier aud luzurates upon no; Goals and bon.
water. Bat clear the track for him. give him solid foot
irg OF rur and he will wor! like Titan He is sirorg-
iaan hundred elephants and ,etcr than the Wild hor,
Of the desert. But be cis Tor money and land and nc
tive enterprise. Abstrac0us will never do for him
BIt the Pacific Railroad it must Ice built Congress pu-
prepare the way. The constitution g. all right the aG
msira'ion on the track, the people want the road am
,s work must be done We prcic, that th, old school
% Virginia absraction-ts will be run out or down ON th
Pacific railroad. r. will soon Dee broad Daylight even i
the Dismal zanp. the last refuge Of the political JACK