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The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18


MssIssIPpI BAPrrsr STATE Convention =
We learn from the Southern Star that the
sixteenth anniversary of this body, held at
Clinton, Miss, week before last. was Iaroelv
attended, and characterized by an INNS ii
degree OF activity and enthusiasm. r. -
ports from the various sections of the State
represent the denominations as eujoyino
signal prosperityand making rapid advance
ment. The membership now numbers, in
the State of Mississippi, about 10000
The subject of education, male aud female,
engaged large share OF. the attention OF
Convention. The sum of $50, 600 was
subscribed towards The endowment fund OF
Sl00 900, proposed 70 be raised for the Lit
erary and Theological INSTITUTION, located
at Clinton, besides several thousands for
other interests, home aud foreign, under
the direction of the body The iberahty
manifested by this anniversary was une.
qualled by any previous session, and will
compare fayorahly with any similar body
ir the Union. There We're several distin>
guished ministers from distance; among
the number was the Revs. Wm c, Burk
and J 4. Graves, OF Nashville; Tenn, Rev.
]. 3. Taylor. Of Richmond. Va; and T. E.
Curtis. Of Alabama. F'' l'i'T
The following gentlemen were chosen to
be the principal officers: i@+
Pyessdent-Dr VIM. L. Balfour, Of Yer
non. ~ 5 i0 niV Is a'I aH
: : Corresponding Secyetary--Rev. VIM G.
Crane. of Hernandez h aais
Z heeora'ng Secretary--Mr. VIM. Jor-
dan benson. of Vernon. a,aen,r I'D
Treasurer --DE III. w. Phillips, of Ed
wards Posloffice. se
The next session will be held at Colum-
bus, on Thursday before the third Sabbath
in November.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

IT II is announced that the New
St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, will
open on Monday, yesterday on a scale
OF great luxury and splendor. The
richly chased gold and silver services
OF Plate cost $4,000, and were designs
cd by Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans,
and executed by Ames & Co., Chicopee
Massachusetts. The designs are said
to be OF the most classical model. The
silver service is designed for the use
OF visitors, and the gold service for re-
cherche dinner parties and marriage
festivals.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

10 The Vermont liquor law provides.
that any intoxicated man may be arrested
and committed to prison until be is in a
condlIlen to tell where he got his liquor
aud # he refuses to divu'ge. is locked up
I'LL he relates. This law is to be voted
upon by ths people.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Noflce.

The Republican Olaee is removed to
Mr. Hiekleys building, second door TO the
Saddler Shop.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
C.. G.. Fairfield.

/. Attorney aud Councillor at LaD,ar
70 Office, in the Courthouse. opposite the
Probate Clerks office.
Liberty, Miss. n
Jan, IL, lS53-Iy
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

10 We learn from Springfield, III.
despatch to the Washington Union that
on the 5th inst, Judge Douglas was
reelected, by the Illinois Legislature,
Y. ), Senator for six years from the
4th March next. The vote was as fol-
lows: Douglas. rs; Gillespie, whig 10
Cullens, free soil l.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

Accident TO GEN, PhRoE--DEArH or
HIS SoN--We see by telegraphic dis.
patch to the Delta, dated Boston, January
6, tha' the train Of cars OH the Boston and
Maine railroad was thrown off the track
near Andovef, and several persons were
Injured some fatally Among the passen
gers were Gen. Franklin Pierce, his lady.
aud a son aged ten years. The latter was
Instantly killed and Mrs. Pierce was severe
ly but not fatally injured. The General
escaped with only slight injury to his person.
fho Louisiana Courier speaking Of the
lacciGent, says:
We can scarcely recall an occasion on
which our feelings, and those of the whole
community, were more nearly touched than
when the lightning messenger of heaven
brought the sad news of the accident which
hurried into eternity the son of the Pfesi.
deut elect. and nearly caused his own de.
struction. We will not--we cannot stop
to speculate upon the probable consequens
ces which would have ensued had Frank,
lin Pierce himself fallen victim to the
catastrophe which has carried gloom and
desolatIon into his domestic circle; it is
sad emo ugh TO know that he, the chosen
servant OF mighty people, covered with
the nighest honors that can be conferred bv
man, has been chastened in the severest
manner by the hand of God. What soaee
is Il Tor his wounded heart, that his highest
earthly ambition has been gratiiied, that he
stands higher than any worldly potenlate.
when his only son is torn from him by the
ruthless hand of fate, and the wife Of his
bosom stricken by an affection such as only
mothers heart can know.
How vividly does such blow illustrate
the hollownes OF mortal hopes AT this
hour FIanklln Pierce wond rather be seated
by hls family hearth, in the presence OF a
joyful wife and living sou. than to be
as he is, the Chief Magistrate OF the great
Republic, with his partner bowed down
by sorrow. and his chlld cold in the EN-.
brace OF death. II he would not, he is
either more or less than human.
For Mrs. Pierce, the mother of the LOST
boy, our most tender sympaIhies should be
enlisted. She, at no time in the most
robust health, could scarcely be expected
to bear up bravely against the rude shock
which has overwhelmed her but she will
Know that her affection is shared by the
millions OF the nation; and she viii find a
anu stronger consolation III firm reliance
on that all>wise Providence. to which we
all look for strength to bear the evils of
adversely.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

LOUISIANA u s. SENATOR. N o.
True Delta advances the opinion that owing
TO the change Of the organic law and the
assembling Of the Legislature under il this
year, the election Of Mr. J. p. Benjamin is
vold--that the Legislature viii SO regrad it,
and will, according to law, proceed, on
Monday week, to the election Of new Sem
ator as though no election had taken place
The True Delta quotes, in support Of this
view, the old constitution and the act un-
der 1t in reference to the subject of senatoe
rial elections. II makes out a strong case.
The question is highly important, and the
action of The Legislature will be looked
for with deep interest.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

10 BY photographic dispatch to the N.
y. Delta, dated Washington. January 6.
we see that Vice President King has re-.
signed his seat in the Senate, the resigna.
ton to take effect Immediately. Governor
Collier will appoint Benjamin P. Fitzpat-
rick as Senator from Alabama, in Mr.
Kings place. 3iaf"t9 ~"
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

LOUISIANA ELEcrIoN.-Maiority for He
bert, thus far, 1881. In these parishes.
Fierce had majority of $50. There are
thirteen parishes to be heard from, which
gave Pierce majority of 1862.
The returns indicate that the democrats
nave decided majority in both branches of
the Legislature.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

ORGANIZATION OF the NEw GovERx>
MEST OF LouIsIANA,-This event took
place yesterday, (Monday) at Baton
Rouge. The Legislature met and orr
ganized. The new Governor will be
inaugurated.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
$1,000 worth of CIGARs'

Carbargas, Cabanas, II MoIlV,s
Londres, Gnitterez. Wootyllif'
La Elmensacero, Principles, ElseivlnS'
&c, g. w. L. JEWELL
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

VIcE CnAscnrLoR.-A correspondent
Of the Monticello Journal suggests the
the name of the Hon. w. p. Harris of
that place, as suitable candidate for
the Vice Chancellorship Of this district,
recently vacated by the resignation OF
Judge Smiley. and now held by Exeeu>
tive appointment by Judge Dawson.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

Gov. HERBERT, OF LbulaANA.-We
art gratiiied to learn that this geutle>
man, whose receutsefious illness alarm
ed bis friends is greatly improving, aud
$ considered out Of danger.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

Il The Temporary suspension Of the
Republican has teen aliogether accidental.
and We trust, nag noi resal, ia any injury
TO the pspsf or the party. whose principles
il ndvocsles. We have gained some time
go pat our house IN order" and maxi
those arrangements necessary for entering
upon new year The democracy Of Oid
Wilkinson have no occasion 70 Aag or grow
weary in wvii-iOiug. Victory is perehed
upon our banner every where, and we are
about to witness the induction into power
Of an administration, brighter In iis pros
poets than any other that has ever gracsd
the annals Of our Government Il needs 70
argumsnl TO show that we must not sIum-
bet upon victorious arms that the new
President and the measures Of his admins
Ifa'ion, require the hearty corporation Of
every democrat so far as they are worthy
oi II. Principles, not spois, should be the
motive power Of the democFacy-stimula>
ting all its members into jealous action
Eternal vigilance is the prize Of liberty
Our reward mnst be the privilege OF living
under wholesome democratic measures, and
the consciousness Of having done our duty
IN good cause. Office and honors cannot
be conferred upon all-many are called but
few chosen. Many great questions are be,
fore the country at the present time Interests
ing to every democrat. The enemie. Of
rspublicanism seem to be combining abroad
10 check the growing influence Of our ex.
ample as honrisling republican people. A.
home the great question of Internal ln>
proYements is agIating the South and
Wes;, and in the developments Of such im>
provements, it is Of vast importance that
they should be kept under proper restraint,
aud made for the good OF the people, and
not for the benefit Of capitalists, exclusives
" Then les every democrat be active and
energetic in the fun discharge of his duty,
and II is our design that the Republican
shall no. be behind in the discharge of it's
duty as useful journal in these stirring
times.
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New Publications.

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penBg few d.ys since to ,. the studio Of Mr. RANSOM II
University Building Wsshngt0n@quaFe, be showed
eibod Of painting Potai's from Dsgue Which esnnot f
prodace very important results portrft p1ntnz purely
placing the D-g1srecfyVs iar0s
copy ngnihd % required size
rspef tie G<aneeof feet from h. 10 ta way
ere the sEe Of lie projected ENon from Ds
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usted md coored with ola aervi Tie Utility of the
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While interfere 10 the least with tbs sbe11slt
q he poEfr1it We h r.marabe Ike
rsrtlc shelly from DeslsrrcOsypes Il ta w4y
ever having tie original
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1musemnlIs.


NIBLO's GARDEN-ITALIAN OPERA
~ oRAE 1pE I14EA Of fEE Is lsn
BENEFIT
sIGNOR LoRENzo sALvL
"'''- '''''''' FOR rHE LAST TINE,
'D''' ''--' nXs1EfELLo;
TIE DUNE o,RL o. PoRrrc
sia th ' e.. III 9wit S,i slea, cat
$40. ssTTd6sgsAAYYS9;N i = =. e.. El,ira -
SIC. oIISfo as Daks Alfonso.
wILE LEEDER, :. Fenslls
In the fret sct Boero" performed by Mile DRoUET aud
II b6d T.an,ells" By Miles DRoUEr aad LEEDzR,
s,Pa MAif H9yEns vETTI RosI s1a o:9:,. Of the
MARKET CHORUS.
81 So Seats may be secured daily lisrs Han Sons No 30
the morSiis sSSti IN the evening
Doors open hsfpss Performance hsfpas; O'Clock.
ULLIEN's CON CERTS-
y LAST WEEK OF THE AMERIcAN oUADRTLLE,
GREAT 0 i%r 81 GSS dtaD IL TIE on
6 MoNIS{ N5 BEGsNs Nieb II;
THIS CTue'dsy) EVENING Dec Is
orsrturs-an Flsuo Mssee.'.,.. Mozart
Grssd Aria"The Queer Of Nirh" Mozart
iron the same operaJ
Aso y sPs Sn5a.s c:a: Mozart
3. MitgettO 4 Finale Allegro Motto including tbs
Aria" BATH, BATH" ron Don 6ioysnn'
Grsnd operate Selection and Mozat
From the opers Of Don Giovanni with Solos By II.
LsyigDe HARDY, Hughes and Herr Konig.
Qu.dhlle Esiiona-"Th American ...........J Julien
eighty fourth and last time but fozr)
On Themis from DOnisst,i. opera Of IScii d Lam
meImoOT"
Solo Cost Certoo frst t) Boesni
SIeNOs BorTEsIEI..
CcmpossSci the Court Bsls d ths Queen Of England,
and performed during the grand reception Of the
pauy. (Tns time.)
Solo oboe On Themes from sonnsrnbulp.
NJ. LAvIGsE.
POka"1 Tie Eclipse" CAST tine) kfng
Tickets be Joie's No Broadway; Hall Sons
No 80 Broadway and Van Norden Kings No IS Wast In
the ege nng at the Hall.
Doors open At 7; Concert 10 commence at O'Clock.
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A PROTESTANT SINGLE A,N wants perma-
- situation Goodman ard Grco. be oaad
~ In house garden Very sood references svea Asire c,
uffce.
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4 Cook, and to wash and iron or to do the house
~ work ola Piyate riy BY and nurse and Sea ne'
Chabensd Seamstres by the other tn % RS
very experienced ard have excellent city reference Cal y
In Bookstore.
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4 MEXICAN ART-UNIONs-No. 497 Broalwsy
n FIRsTfANNUAL SALE OF PAINTINGS
By and Resident Ars eIeluayey, toe Ih Of De-
cennter lc5J az II o'clock.
EXHIBITION FREE.
tie 1851 ugens requested al ~
Ysersyn before dy Of sale b. delivered Aes iha
dar
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CIGNOR BLITZ-STUYVESANT INSTITUTE,
- No 6e BroadwayCome and LsRgh The Of His 10
b hsppv The ausdthc deeslyed-sna ad
i,Aea RAPPING and TABLE-M0vING Increment EX-
LAINED--yESIRILoQulSM MAGIC ard the CANARY
BIRDS EVERY EVENING u O'clock snd WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS sfS S'eioek Ada.soa. Is seais
Children. I9i su.s
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HAVE YOU SEEN LITTLE KATY the HOT
CORN GIRL. at the NATIONAL EATER Go IL =
kiryermsd EVERY MONDAY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and PgI-
..s w1nIIfkAH0oNs UNCLE TOMS CABiN avERf MONT
I,l enesEiu ehd latte Cordeia Howard sgpssn Eva spi
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AS frst-class LAUSDREss, by very experienced
N Woman aud Waiter Nurse Caamberniad a.
lsh by tidy Gir o. H. Both have sssficoIy
p Cell % No II 6th Ia the book store.
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-, e.1rToKSIA OREGOS, AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
.,hed the departure Of each Nail Steamer for Apnws
= ti ID per snnsm. Single copies o eerts
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rlNWO REsPCTABLE GIRLS wish situations. one
Il French American Cook and Washer ani roars expert
the oiaer ChanbeFmai Chids Nurse IL good
Zine wssher spd ons and Sewer Apply No lD6iisv be
10 aud II o'ellck
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A 5 VERY GOOD Cook Washer and Ironer, by a re-
~ spectable YOUNG Woman. who has objection Inc
Can scd city reference Can be seen No as 2h-
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Balls.

NINETEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF the CULLEN
~ GUARD viii take place Apollo Saloon, TUESDAY
EVENING, January 5 lisa JOHN GARLAND, Chairman
c. C. DEAN Secretary.
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10 Publishers and osers-AdsuS Cylader Preawesx
IN ~ CIV prices The Steam Printing Establishment
.oLAAN, GRAY& Co, e0Tser Of Centre A whitests.
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A FAITHFUL Protestant GIRL wishes \ situation
N Chd Nurse plain sewer Aeadsnt On an a lady
bring good RON hsr 80 employer with whom
- hes years can be for days Apply No jt
st. te txe Z lFt aui 2t-iFs
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OgnIs

A GIRL, Of good address, aud neat appearance and
"a i4 with the bssc dsricus s,aaoa
fee srteel ~ - Chanbs ras 20 vat table take Of
ehd o. ssss IN Ironing and washiar Be- found -
4st ia ishs Of stairs lstl orl GAN
~ io two Aree days. None ax family need apol
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes situation as
- Cock al v and ssss 10 she wAihas aad
Is $50 scod Baker rIrs'e ay rEearrsd Apply No sos
Ncst sis;-st.
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

vOR sUROPEAN cfKCUL A los,
uAs the departure each Me stss FOR Liverpool az
~ ,snsr a--pcs,sse included. snse copies Scents
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4 5 a good Cook and to wash and IRON in priva

"A family BY one and Water or "a Chsnberna sad War,
~ the other These gs nccd aud have excen
CIV refcrence Cal a No Z. sh-sx. IN the bob
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DARNUNrs AMERICAN MUSEUM-T TUESDAY,
ID Dec g. 1855 the only real and original mora drama Of
UNCLE TONS CABIN,

The ioeal moral drama Of II u I { OA n
THIS AFTERNOON, al o'clock
the whole Museum the Gira1es tao bearfe
Lady Ae wei the peTforIsnces IS cents chsts ~ eA
Ia. secured aeats M Dress Cirrle. 50
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NVANTED--Situations BY two highly recommended
w Gls GOOD Cook, elegant Laundresi uad,
stand baAg and rsty anxious g live IN able private
family, she willing ehknge her employers foar years
sven Absa neat Girl Of rniee ePpesnee
CifcD's Nurse Climber maid add
washing ironing la private family Good city RET
ereuce. Call Il Ne. % stav- front roor a hoor
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NEW-YOVK TRIBUNB,

.r.,.zevefy TUESDAY and fRIOAY morning Pdce - per
bre copies fo1 a. Five FOR oil p Advertisers
ST. - fsr ssch Insertion
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ARGE STOCK of CHRISTMAS BOOKS
Il Cons stirg
sfLESDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS
cmrrng collections from the Picture C1res o. Elfopei iI
afed Ediors Of the Poeis elersnt ans o. r &c
STANDARD WORKS II ENGLISH LITERAIgRE-
aiesua brSlrss The finest Cd oEs saoe for me moray
JUVENILE COOKS
In this department the subscribers have ne largest Isa =.
ercrsv- COLLECTION offered ectcd from the c4on sad home
markets and embracing novelties not . ee found
EVANS L BRITTAN No 81 5fos1TtT
csfs,oruSs sert apple-fion-
NHRONO-THERMAL- or only true Practice OF Med
~ lene svo r.ses PeoPl si..een.a edition ~ Dr.
Dricn edred d. Wm Tuner ex Health Comm 8
ssoreE Of Sew-f York Price 81 post irse a. -,
nIARIES for ls54-Diaries FOR 1854, 5Vo-, Tuck
~ slt srd plain.
p:sliss fcr lssL 1870. Tuck gili s,a plain
Diaries for 1854 lsvo. Tuck ST. and p1n
Tie .oTs DGrs cfsta trade the Lowest prices
GEp ri BELL Pst kker No l5j SAssaasr
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a hFSFtt TAHLE IUtNU NUNIAN WNHIN 4 sIIIdIINH
"A GOD Plain Cock and 70 as ia the walng oains
Chrrhcad email private family has been three yes her
lssf T'ler Cali AZ No no 2h Between q snd j ave. In the
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the distribution OF the property shall be perfectly fair and
satisfactory all Mr. Jones proposes that the shareholders shall
the City New York the
ofhe FIRST MONDAY IN March Tor sooner ell the tickets shall
sod select from their numbers Committee who
In conjunction Committees Boston PhsaephiA and Bal
more upon the completion OF the enterprise receive and dis
tribute Gifts among them by lot otherwise in accordance
with only to the direction Of the said shneholdsr
Persons abroad depend their Gs being forwarded
faithfully, in accord with then directions .
Tickets Hope Chapel No 7is Broadway. from NJ
until Archdeacons store Of Canal
Broadway III PRINCIPAL Hotels aud Music sores and Al
The Bee and Mail Offices and Music Hall Boston
by letter. should be addressed 10 j. IVES
LEY JONES Hope Chapel No 7ls Broadway. ". Y.
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The Meeting of ~Gsckholders Of the Albion Miuins
Sonrany touTned until MONDAY lsih ofDecsHber next a.
eeloek w r. BUTIERW0RTH, Secretary
fetersviiie Homestead Associaten.rhe Lands Of this
Aoeson conveniently located elevated portion
ssifs ard sncort town NewRochee Two hundred
nav been puFcAsscd advaogeOus
sneese % members Of the Aaocia;sn IN quarter half AnaShOls
- pots q The eos; price TILE perfect giving member
one hundred feet siusre four city Tor s5 payable small
ssey ns eptA AT persous deous Of securing themselves
nome u the 90 BY attending the neen Of this
e. Auerean Hall ocrner q Broadway and GrSnd
s'efs MONDAY EVENING At cclock uutl fur.her notice
y. A. POTTER. No HaDover<i. President
WIN II. Horr, No 80 9sh-av. Secretary.
To Phil -.
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Nouce.-THE EXTENSION OF CANAI~ST AND WIDEN
ING or WALKERSrThee extraordinary proceedings ofthe Com
Council raising resolution open Wakerst the LIST OF
ksy Kind Of decision given BY Judge Roosevelt on Ssiu
before the order Of confirmation made aud
the parties peans from that decision The whole
qures answer which viii be the parties through the
which their rights respected
New-Y Dec
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