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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18
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TIE undersigned has n W rr--<<N
49, s!son hand, and IS constantly fs.z-@ -
k--SE. I- 81 manufsotu ring superiorar- es = tr
Se,.z.lI-Rsfticie of franks and Vsliees, N~1-,f..
of eyerN fshonabie style-Leather. W OGDEN and Hal
rn,k of ali sizes which he will sell iow shop Matt
street between Fourth and the Canal. ....--.--
Je2Iy ADAh EEL -.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
BUSINESS CARDS.

S<~.ooK,s FAMILY GRoCFRY-Keeps every thing
4 choice in Groceries and PROVISIONS ON rHss oSis
-bsIween Main and Locust "o
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GREAT ERE IN .CHIE.IICOTHE,
G. . ~ G Re
Onc-thi I'd of the TOXyn Burn: to ashes:

CHILLtooTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STsARSs e MARVIN
GeRtlemea: Yorrs of the 9Th is at hand. In reply,
every Safe ia the fire. has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safe-Tr Perfectly DsIRoY
ED-but In the SALAMANDhR BOUGHT FROM YOU
soTHIsG INJURED. Your obedieBt servt.
WM. L. CLEMONS.
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JAMES HARLAN, J2..

Attorney AID Coun. .clisr ut Law.
EraHsriUc, TnGiaRa.
M Ill practice in all the Courts aeld in Vandarburg
w Warriek Spencer. Perry, Gibson and Posey coun-
ues-in the Supreme and Federal Courts at insanapoli
and attt 10 all other business entrusted to him as At
torney. &c. and General Agent.
Office with James + Walker ESQ Third street nearly
opposite tue Court building. Doyi3 en-.
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6. e. GILBERT & CO.,

Agents TO cypress sactery.
AVEnow on hand and are constantly receiving, nt
ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, viii,
thev will sell on as favorable terms they cnn be pur
chased at this any other city, We are selling eotoi
warns nj wholesale at g. aud cents for zoos. COOS anu
50Os respectively with discount OF for cash. or on time
for approved paper. hoN2S u
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---r ARD OIL. q

by the Barre or ncla gaon first rate article Of Lard
Oil, which We win sell very low. -,r,,r
ncv6 jO1-S - o-s---S<- ~
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CO nl lfa i = - Osa "a Ouse.
SAINT LOUIS.
1No' W. T"icHkLL' JOS. MoGRIDei
Twicholl & Mogridge,
Commission and ForlrardiD0 1Tercbo,fs

Commission and Forrarding Merchants, :.
Corner Commercial and Pine s,s.,
w ILL personally attend 10 all nd COM
w missions entrusted TO them. and will ake liberal
cash advances Oh consigBments Bills of adng in hand
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hei aud ohe
Produce, viii be promptly filed at the lowest possible
prices, and on the b, terms.
They will Slso undertake The settlement and coIoc,o,
or claims of imPoance; ard hope, by their especial per
sonal efforts to all heinterests OF heirnends
togive general Satisfaction.
References.
-.- GEORGE CoLLfEa
PAGE 81 bA6 oE,
CHARLEss. Blow & Co., st. Louis.
= CBoUTE AU & VALE,
DOAE, KING & Co.,
ID. d. NEwcoMB & BRo., } rou,.-.r
w. b. REYNOLDS, 0"s'ie'
Ellis & MoRToS,
STRADEe 81 GoRMAN,
HOSEA G. FRASER, oinciihau
SPRINGER & " NBIrEM.Y
J. w. BUTLER q BRo.,
ID. LEEcH q Co., : Pittsburgh.
WM. Holmes q Co..
L. q c. YARNALL q Co..
MoEGAN, J. NJ. Buck & MORGAN, ,.,,.a.,.,
B. B. CoNEGYs, (fnhaoelphia.
SHIELDS cs MILLER,
Blow G. MARCH y. York.
JOSIAH LEE & Co., Baltimore.
AoS,an A:S. HnRE%Ftt EHT = Geo e Co., Boston.
T.C.TMIChELL& T. d co. :, Commission Merchants
New Orleans.
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CABINET w RE ECUSE.
lsklfsEIs.l EE-stf. &c.

p. SCHNING -....-'o. 7. SCHWING
new stove aud Crate Wareaou>e.
Copper, Tsn end Siestiron Ware ManuJdc-
toTy
Main street. opposite the Banf.
w have fast raceive,. and Offering tle best
w selected assortment oi Sto. brought to this
market of Cincinnati Louisville mapufactlrc, con-
sislng Of coal and wood Ranges, Buckeye State HOose
Stite aud Kentucky Premin. cook stoves, coal and
wood Parlor, Franklin. nd Cannon. plate, Shields
Parlor. and al kinds Of heating siaves. handsome
assortment OF enameed and plain Mantle Crates.
Also Tin ware, Coal Buckets, JaIaied Sad irons
and Housekeeping articles generally. We warrant al
money refunded.
Particular attention paid to Job Work, of us will
give personal attention and If satisfaction Is not rem
septaa-,f JP. sCHwING & co.
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.

VVTE have on hand, and are prepared 10 sen NJ
w low rates well selected stock OF Uroceties, con
sisting In part OF. viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware, Tea, i1ioNes,
colfse Buckets. Trace-chains Rasins,
Molasses, Selves, Iturry-comps, Sassla-
Flour. Star Candles, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Tob,ero WASH boards Pepper, Mackerel,
Coaon Yarns, Herring, Spice, 'Cemeh',
-Whskey GALORE
I'm oddi,;oo 70 the above we have lately reed a stock Of
inc Brandy warranted; together with general assos
-, 80 F;.ra;,,, .nJ nomcstie LiouOrs which viii
bf sposea,l small advance. .eicJl
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|, Fioor oil Cloths and uous
Furnishing Goods.
. ~ "oOLsEf- 4 a. llECE
DRUt; rs SrAB.ISMEST.
W,ArT.SEy p I.INCx

FENHE undersgne have formed copartnership In The
a Drug aud ApoihecaTy Lusiness-sanL will continue
at the old stand. Main street. formerly occupied by
w NJ. Woolsey They have hard eeherai assort
Eeni OF Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varlisbes, Window
Citss. rhtig Ink, 0c &c, 10 whichiiey invite the
attention OF cid customers and the public
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to- both
partners being fully competent to attend to that branch
ot the business. W. NJ NOOLSEY
Evansville Sept. 20 1859. FRANCIS A. LINCK.
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The Evansville susurnpce CoWpAny,
CAPITAL STOCK %250,OCO,
OEceoa .V,sfer street 2. sr liars Deto'r HIN
.HINE and Fire Insurance may be effected at the
M Oaice Of. the Evansville Insurance Company Oh
arms a. IN vorabie those OF any other solvent lhsu,
or aud win an absolute ceanty OF payment IN c1se o
loss That part of the capital stock not actually pd m
cash IL secured ny mortgage real estate at hreeiourS
f ~ value. aud the mortgages contain powers OF sale
Which will enable the company to compel stockholders
pay promptly in case OF necessity.
poARD oE DIRECTORS. .fs-
na,,haw w Foster GiIlson Maghee,
Conr,d Baker Henry q Babcoek,
Charles Viele, Johh lhgie, II,
Henry ID. Allis, John :. noPAihs.
John NJ. StockweH.
JOHN NJ. ST0CKWELL, frss't.
w,T.P.ar. Sec w. [mhI9 TT
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Fail importation OF Dry Gooe

Fall InEportatiOEs OF Dry Goods.
JAMES Low ~ Cp.
No Az Man street Louisvil ky.. rstrI
ID ESPECTFULLY announce 70 their customers and
Il all purchasers of Dry Goods. that they now lave In
store and offer for sale the largest aud best assorted
stock he found West of the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash, and they are
determined 10 adhere to the sysem Of slall prohrs-
The majority oftheir Clohs. Cassners and white Goods
they imported direct from Europe. and seii them
profit less than other Western Houses. They solicit an
examination Of their stock from all buyers OF Goods ID
their ma ke: sug24
II VASE
SHANkLlN & REILLY. are GO ting OFT OF the nat.'
ware at rost Carpentc and others venting Hardy r
will please call examine our stock as they WI, no
il their interest TO do o. before purchasing eiseFi '
oct29 SHANKIIN & REILLY
poor AND SHo aMANUeACTORY.
SECOND ST. BETWEEN MAIN arp LOCUST
would inform the public jXreperal ihat hav'
9sSs on hand an assortment ~ ana w,bter =, nool'
TE1V and Shoes OF all sorts r,at ~. SCI, ''ie
F as cheap and as goo g6pIy 59is p sScu ss,S ~
UUsT RECEIVED,
Il 4 hi Pipes pure HI9adypssorted;
bbls Smevisari sd5
Is 10 sweet NaIar1Wine: - 80
so bbls syHerdae MADISON novr;
BY sept2S . o---- n a a. - q : al,-. ELL.
. shoes, ss,oes,!
ArfES rissss and chdrens shs es in great var.etic
FMBiCTs DRY GOOD STORE.
| css7 xa..l s.. three doors below sesoaa.
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CtAMUEL ORR, Wholesale Grocer and dealer IN iron
-, sf5.sis' snu ''''''7' Imh27-lyl
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y E. WHEELER & CO., wholesale and retail Groeers' 1
81 Main street. bet First and Second SIS. lmls'-l!
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, II. .MAGHEE * CO., wholesale dealersi FOREIGN
-. !, s,.,,ora anu -,s - Lmh27-iyl
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JOHNSON 81 FRENCH Wholesale and retail dealers In
.j Foreign and Domestic Dry Good NO. IA MAIN
mh27-Iy
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roRNENT & vIELE. Wholesale Groeers and deSiersin
- Llluots' l, ''" lmhs7-lyl
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J. S. JAooKss EyASs'L, FIELD, MERRITT & Co., y. Y.
MERRITT, FIELD n CO.
IMPORTERS and wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
4 Domestic Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
fdd's ne building First street, between Main and Syca-
more. Evansville, Ind particular attention paid % or
de-s) seo2S
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A ENBIcH. whole.ale and retail dealer in Fancy ana
y Staple Dry Goods, Main street, between rrs, an"
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g. RU 1MEL'S
Wv gOFeeH a.OUEE.

y y " ~Nf y I'OUf-B.
Mp. HENRY SCHAEFER has taken the new three
ltt story Brick Building near the Pavilion Hotel,
Water street, ana has 1ited and furnished it in the
BAR viii bc supplied with the choicest Liquors, Wines
and Afes. which, with other refreshments, he will serve
ia the approved lie aud at all hours Of the
day. Mr.. s.. vii always keep good variety OF the
best brands of Cigars. sg e1Jli oct6.ly
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wen First and Second sts. [mh21-iyl
~ e. GILBERT & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Gommls
.. s'Vn lmh21-lyl
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roHN C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale ana .ea Retail
j dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens, Wlndow os,n.
DS,.-s - wrapping aud Roofing Paper, Lamps Phosgehe
Gas, ete-' co. " laugiJ.ly
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Ills & HowES wholesale Grocers and. dealers an
~ Foreign and Domestic Liquors. smhsfi!I
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DaRCoCK BROTHERS, wholesale Groeers and deal
, 80 i'm Foreign and Domestic Liquors mh2i-iyI
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TVoLIINGswoRTH 6 HUGHES. importers OF and
dealers i'm Queensware, China and Glass " are No.
II Sain street / door above the Bank. lmh2E VI
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rAprPf Dap Bril-

TUST reed 375 Reams of Letter and tap paper, OF
every quality and which ad led TO former large
snny makes our stock est ever offered IN this mar
ket an which will be sold to the city and country trad
n, sad,aad .rices RaTHBONE & WHEELER 81
actIS No. Fosters Block.
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- DEPOSITS.
,AE Evansville Insurance Company pays interest on
cash deposits made at the Office OF the COMPANY, on
Water street. four doors below Mainat the rates
For Daily Deposits per cent per ahnuh'
Deposits for . months . :.
80 .. "
S -"
Twelve IN onths and over
All deposits made wit tie Company VII be refun'iee
in current Bank Notes otherwise agreed upon
,nh,o,SI, WM. T. PAGE. See'ty.
~ NJ GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer ID
~. fcrogn and Domestic Hardware. Mechanics
fools Building Materials, Rihe Mountings. Cooper
kniye,aud Planes and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
| aagi3 MAIN street.
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PRF sTON R7cTHF Rs

TIAVE received their new supply OF Oroceres
ever, descTiption and leel confident in saving tha
they can offer inducemeht to buyers and country ner
escsrS rarely to be met with Call and examine 40
youselyes AT their Store the Telegraph Office Wa
ter s.. [octIsl PRESTON BROTHERS.
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AcK LoBENSIINE Sen %fitepn eoner Of
M lower .,.,s s.oss " ''' [mhs7-ly1
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I X; I.-Sdn. IohN n. Wain a Imh27-1yl
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V1osTERs & BROWN wholesale Grocers on Nam nI1 ana
Il First Streets near the corner INN. ll-
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HoMAs CoNYNGiToN, an strSst 5eweer
Water and First sts. -
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DAvILIoN HOTEL, C. X. Drew Proprietor, corner Q
Water AMI Sxcannre streets. lnli<a l W
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es-,CANrIiN & PARvIN, dealersin Stoves ana p'ah5
II, Nm street. between First aud Second. mn
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

NEW AbTERTISEAEATs
Election Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

| W1tk7nsoA County.
| DY virtue Of writ Of Election to me direct
Led by bis Eacellency, Henry s. Foo,e.
Governor of the State Of Mississippi, win on
the FTI73T MONDAY AND DlY Fol-
LOWING (being the 7th aud esh dsys)
IN NOVEMBER Nsxf. (lS5s) hold an
Election at the several Election preeints, in the
county aforesaid, for tie purpose Of electing
the following officers, to serve for the time
specified BY law, to wit;
One Governor,
One Secretary Of State,
One Auditor Of Public Accounts
One State Treasurer
One Attorney General.
One Representative in Congress, for the
Fourth Congressional District. composed Of
the counties Of Adams, Ainite, Claiborne,
Copiah, Clark, Coyington, Franklin, Gresle.
Harrison, Hancock, Jasper, jefferson, Jones.
Lawrence, Marion, Pike, Simpson, Smith.
Wilkinson. and Wayne.
One additional Representative in Congress
to be elected by the qualified voters OF the
State at large.
One Vice Chancellor for the Southern Dis.
trict composed Of the counties Of Hancock.
A1stIIiSOLs JACkHtl, tfIfs 0Itcli5 LdAttDIt.
Copiah, Pike, Marion, Cosington, Simpson,
Jefferson. Adams, Wilkinson, Anite, Frank
lin. Claiborne, Jasper, Clarke, Lauderdale,
Newtor, Neshoba, Scott, Smith. Wayne, and
Jones.
One Judge Of the Cirent Court. for the
First Judicial Distritt, composed Of the coun.
ties Of Wilkinson Adams, Jefferson, Franklin,
Amite, and Claiborne.
+ One District Attorney, for said First Judiei-
a Circuit Court Distri t.
One Clerk Of the district Chanccry Court,
for the Natehez Distric,, composed If the
counties Of jefferson, Adams, Wilkinson, Anite
Franklin, and Claiborne.
One Representative to tie State Legislature.
4 One Sheriff.
One Clerk Of Circuit Court.
One Judge Of Probate
One Clerk Of Probate Court. -
One Assessor Of Taxes.
One Coroner.
One County Treasurer.
One Ranger.
One County Surveyor
Five Members of Board of Police (eic IN
each Police Districtl
-, GIVEN under MY hand and :
I L. s. seal, at Woodville in said county
49, Of Wilkinson, this Gath day Of
September AID 1853
THOS w. HAYS, Sheriff.
Oct ls Returning Officer.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

The Grst yesr Of married. life is a most i'm
p,ytan. era in the history Of man and wig
Generally as ii IS spent % Is almost all lsl'bR7
.mea. existoncc The wife and husband then
assi,nulate thcrgiews and their desires. or else
yoniurng up their dislike, the aid fuel u
their prejudicos and amnesty foreser aiicr-
wards:
II have somewherc're;.d, says the author
Of Bridal Greetings of a bridegroom who
,,loriea in eceenlyieities. He requested the
Iras to accompany him into the garden, a
day or two after their Wedding. He then
threw line over the root Of their eoitage.
Giving bis wife one end Of it, he fetlealod to
the other side, and cxelaihed-
"Puil the hne."
eI can't," she replied.
"Iut pill with all your might" Shouted
the whimsical husband.
But vain were all the efforts Of the bride to
p,,u over the line SO long as her husband held
he opposite end. But when he came round
aad they both pulled together at the end 1t
came over with great ease.
s.There 7" said he, as the line fell from the
roof Ayou see bow hard and inetectual was
our labor when pulled in opposition to each
other; bu, how easy and how pleasant it was
when we both pulled together It will be so
MA, Us. my dear, through life five oppose
each other it will be hard work; II we act
tovether, it will be pleasant to live. Let US
always pull together"
The wife was SILENT but lesson given her,
though simply, that could never be forgotten.
In this illustration, homely as it may be,
their is sound philosophy. Husband and wife
must mutually bear and concede, if they wish
to make home retreat of joy and bliss. One
alone cannot make home happy. There needs
unison of action, sweetness Of spirit, and great
iofbcarance in both husband and wife, to Sc
cure the great end of happiness in the dOmes-
tic circle. Even so it is, in business life where
two partners cannot agree-buslness ialls to
the eround.-N. Y. Day Book
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
REPORT or SECRETARY.
Woodyille, October IL, 1853,
10 o'clock, A. II.

Fl. S. VAS EATON Sir: Since the morn
ing Of the 18th inst. eighteen additional cases
Of yellow fever, have been reported, and there
are now twenty five patients under treatment.
No death has occurred since the Sd inst.
Fer the Information # the readers Of III
paper, | viii recapitulate portion ofwhat has
already appeared.
Since the lst ofSeptember, Exclusive Of the
Faetory) one hundred and sixty-eight cases
of yellow fever, and nine deaths have been re-
ported. Of the deaths, seven occurred in town
and two in the country. These two, however,
both contracted the disease in Woodvilie.
II was supposed when thefeyer was declared
epidemic in this place, that the number Of IN
aclimated persons remaining in town would
not exceed one hundred and fifty, but expert
enee has shown that this estimate was too
small by fifty.
The occurrence Of eighteen cases, within the
last three days, when the number Of persons
liable to take the fever is so very small as il
at present should be sufficient warning to
our country friends to keep away from town
until after several white frosts. 1t tells not in
word but in deed that the yellow fever influence
is Just as prevalent here, as it has been, and
these last cases indicate an increased rather than
mitigated form of disease 1t is generally
known, that Relief Association was organ
lied on the 9th Of last month.
Their efforts, to do good, in therway Of nur-
sing &c, hare been most promptly and liber-
ally seconded by our courtry friends, whose
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

Gg-We are proud to be able to meet our
old friends and acquaintances who are now
recovering, and give them warm shake Of the
hand on their escape, from that too often fatal
disease, the yellow fever. In another column
win be found the Secretary's report up to 10
o'clock a. M yesterday, (Monday) and would
add, that the Doctors are of opinion, that any
of those who left cur town for the country,
cannot return, with safety until frost.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

The AMERicAs FEELING IL lRELANp--ln
a,late debate in the British Parliament, one OF
,hc members from Ireland declared that such
wast partiallity of the larger portion OF the
neonle Of Ireland for America aud Amer'cans'
sbatif an American feet were to drop anchor
INV where ON the western coast OF Ireland,
,be people would flock to the side OF the IN
vaders. against her gracious Majesty and her
..,,.sIist. ,oxsrnfnen Trtss Delta. - s
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
THE sTATEoF MISSISSIPPI. ] .

TIE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI, / e.
Wilkinson County. -
In the Circuit Court, Of said county, December
Term thereof, A.D. 1853
Daniel L. Miller,
John J. ReinhaIt, $l4s IL.
4 Nhe al achmcnt in this case was ohsainel
= By said plaintiff agaiast the Estate, real
and personal Of the said defendant, from l. X
Barber, Esq, justice Of the Peace Of said
couaty, on the 5th day Of July, A. y. 1868,
for the sum Of sllS II, setdlaablc at tho
December term, 1858, Of the Court aforesaid.
and the same having been returned into the
clerks Office Of the Goun aforesaid, executed
By the Sheriff Of said county.
Notice is therefore hereby given, thata.lsess
the said defendantshall appear, plead. answcr.
ETC., herein, on or before the frs, day Of Cur
next December term, Of said Circuit 1oast u
be holden at the Courthouse III WoodsilIe in
said county, on the second Monday ia Decern-
ber, AID. 1852. Judgment by deEsnlt iiuai,
win be entered against him, aud The effects 80
attached, will be disposed of towards the satis-
faction Of said plaintiffs debt, inteses; and
cost Of suit
Issued, this 9th day oi September, AID. 1851
II. J. BuT1EBW0R1H, Clcsk.
C. S. Kellogg, Esq, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct 3-1m
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
Volumes 40.
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PrHiISuED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
BY OWEN S. Kelly: Ah
OEce--s,s.rt door to Mcssrs Wright d, Elders
M Drug Store

TERMSi a3
Tnn WoopyiLLE REPu BLIcAN is issued week.
" at three dollars year, il paid in advance,
or four dollars, if payment be delayed until
tile expiration of six months
ADvnRTIsEmENTs, inserted AT 81 co. per
square (which is ten lines) for the first lnser-
li0a, and fifty cents for each continuance
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last chance striving wit all their might to in
duee Wings to believe that they are pledged
in honor 10 goin for him whittier they wish
to do 50 or not. Such a shallow device can
but create the indignant contempt Of every
independent, honest man, no matter to what
party he may belong.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

Harry HILl.-By the death Of this most
estimable citizen and christian gentleman the
Masonic Fraternity Of louisiana, have lest
their Grand Master. Suitable resolution con-
cerning which melancholy event. we notice
published in the city papers, adopted By the
different lodges. The last Pieayune also con
tans copy Of his viii, from which it appears
the property left his son, James Dick Hill,
amounts to full flNeen hundred thousand dol.
lars, several legacies are LEFT to friends and
relativca, and the testator remarks, that his
charities were all bestowed in his lie-time,
wise plan, and one which leaves no grounds
for suuaboling Of Associations aieos death.