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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
who Speaks the Truth, or two
against One.

Gov. Fooie in bis late farewell letter, says:
81 "a rot consider seat IN the met au-
gust ler.'adye oody IN the world a proper
subject Tor ordinary bargain and intrigue IN
" or out Il he haIis Cd CAUCUS consultation /;
anil my ambition has bot vet taken so low O
" range ss to allow rae b. derive the least grati-
- iieition ffoln becoming a Representative in
" the United States Senate Of one Of the SOW
ereign members Of this con!ederacy except
with the fall and unbiased consent Of ma
~jority Of her citizens"
Whjg tesEmoHy of the Bargain transferring
he Whigs to H. S. FOOTE-d pretended
Democrat.
The Hon. Walter Brooke, late whig Sena-
tor in Congress, from this State, in late letter
to +. NJ Aldridge, after admitting that the
Union party is dissolved-goes en- and says: +:
"I entirely concur with you in regard to
the election Of Gen. Foote. was not present
at the convention that nominated him for
Governor but have always understood that
he accepted the candidacy with distinct agree
ment that he should be returned to the Senate
by the onion party after the expiration of his
Qoote's) term OF office ofGovernor. This OBJ
legation is not extinguished by the dissolution
Of that. partnership"
The Flag of the Union, Of the I'd Septem-
Der, the leading whig paper at jackson in this
State, comes out in the following manner, and
says:
"As for the whig party, we rejoice to say,
it is uqaterbly pledged in honor and by the
most solemn resolve, to stand by and vindi.
cate Gov. Foote. Here is the first resolution
unanimously adopted by the whig State Con
ventiqu, in May, 1852:
"ResoIced, That the Whigs of Mississippi,
adhere to, and re-aflirm the principles of the
Union party Of thi S State and that tr-e to
their faith, they stand by and stand prepared
to vindicate the men and the measures of that
party, and are ever ready to cooperate with
all patriotic, good citizens, in defence Of the
Union and the Constitution"
There it is the broadest and best sort of a
pledge; and where is the whig that does not
regard plighted faith as sacred Are there
any delight ng to call themselves straight-out
wings, as if they were better than other
wings, are there any such, who oppose the
election Of Gov. Foote 2"
This is a beautiful picture of moral homes
ty or consistency, to be presented to the peo-
pie for their approval, is it not /! What say
you, brother Wing 2"
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
The Late Issue.

Gov. Foote and his so-caled Union friends
and Wing allies in the late canvass, distinctly
made and presented to the people of this State
for their decision at the ballot-box, the follow
ing question issues
lst That the Compromise issues were not
settled. and as such whether the agitation of
that subject ought to cease and be at rest
Although the National Conventions of both
parties, had last year expressly declared them
to be fnally settled and that all further
agitation of them should cease.
End. That the resolutions of censure passed
by the Legislature of this State in 1850, on
Gov. Foote, declaring explicitly that the inter
ests of the State were unsafe in his hands were
untrue and ought to be exponged."
Sd, That certain State Senators of this
State had at the previous session. Of the Legis-
lature committed wilfnl and corrupt perjury
in refusing to go into the election Of the Uni
ted States Senator so that Gov. Foote might
have been then elected to that office.
4th, That all who advocate and insist upon
the principles of State Rights are Sccessionist,
and disunionists.
9th. That Gov. Foote should be elected
Senator without objection or hesitation.
These questions were fully discussed ant
strenuously urged by Foote and his "quon
dam" friends upon the consideration of th,
people before and at the late election. anC
what has been their deliberate decision IVh,
they have decided against every one of then
by a large majority. Consequently Foot,
quits the State for parts unknown, his traitor
Gus friends, Naboars, Wilcox Kinyon, Patter
son are rebuked and condemned and his viii,
allies routed, dispersed.
GoLD SHIrPED FROM MrIBouRNE.--Th
gold shipped from Melbourne, Australia, du
ring the seven months, ending July 3lst. was
in ounces, l,293,959, which, at SIS per ounce
equals S2S,29l .262. The shipments durin,
the same pcuod in 1882, were 0ss,e9s oanci
value l6,6ee,74s.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

The Position of the Hostile Armies

Out of the confused and contradictory state
m,nts thaG are circulated, the correspondent
ofthe London times endeavors to elucidate the
respective positions of the hostile armies.
The Austrians have forty thousand men
spread along their frontier.
The French and British have fleet in the
Sea of Marmora.
The Russians have fleet of about thirty
heavy ships in the Black Sea.
The Turks have "a fleet of about equal
strength, and under the command of an Eng
Iishman, admiral Slade,) part before Constan-
tinope, and part in the Black Sea.
The Turks have 200 gun oats in the Dan
ube. The Russians about half4hat number.
The Turks in alliance with the Circassians.
and having as auxiharies many tried soldiers
of Hungary, have force in Asia that gives
the Russians enough to do to hold their own.
The Russians have now in the Principali-
ties $4,000 serviceabe men, and $4,000 in
hospital. Their head quarters are Bucharest,
defended by some hundred heavy guns. The
army operates in two divisions, commanded
respectfully by Gen. Danenberg, (already
hogged,) and Gortschakotf. The latter can
hold his various positions with suitable garri.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Notice.

ETIERS of Administration, having been''
granted to the undersigned, by the Hon.
orabe Probate Court of Wilkinson county.
State of Mississippi at the December Term,
thereof 1858, on the Estate of D. II. Miller
deceased.
Notice is therefore given, to all persons in
debted to said estate, to make immediate paw
ment-and those having claims aeainst.ths
same, to present them, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be for ever barred.
JAMES NJ. MILLER, admir-,
WoodyiIle, Dec. 6, 1858. -.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
n. GGW.HATWOOD, Manufacturers

~. g. d. w. II. ATWOOD, Manufacturers
Of Improved Cotton Gins, would respectful
y inform the planters of Louisiana and Ms
sissippi, that they keep continually on hand,
and daily Manufacturer to order, every size OF
their improved Cotton Gins. They iiatter
themselves from their long experience al ihelr
business, and familiarity from strict and dii-
igent observation of the wants and necessities
Of the planter id ginning cotton, that thelr
ability to give entire satisfaction to the Cotton
ginned, both in speed of ginnig. and qnaiilgs
of cotton after ginning, cannot be questioned
They guarantee their stands to be pertect. N
every respect, and to give entire satlsiac'ot-
They will pay all expences upon stands relurn-
for fault, and solicit fom planters, that con-
tinued patronage, which both from their loca-
ton and the merit Of their work, they oee'p
they are Justly entitled to. All orders left WIN -
our Agent, J. H. Deem at Clinton, la, VIII
be strictly attended to, or orders sent 10 SlcAs l.
burg will receive the same attention. -.
N. B. The bale of cotton made py 'ho
Hon. Jefferson Naylor, Of Warren eoun.s'
Miss, which took the prize at the "oflu
Fair at London, was ginned upon one ,e o ~, gu
Stands. T.G. & w. H. ATWOOD
vicksburg, November 2oth, 1851 =
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
A Card,

Mr.. Editor As your readers will perceive,
from an administration in your paper, there
will be a sale on the 30th of December inst,
Of about zone hundred and nine slaves" be-
longing to the estate Of the late Maj. Joseph
johnson, deceased.
This sale will be made under decree of
the Chmcery Court. The property will be
sold to the highest bidder, for Cash.
have understood that there is an impres-
sion abroad that have made an arrange
ment' to buy in the properly. This is mis-
take. | have made no such arrangement
And give this notice that all who desire to
purchase such property may attend the sale.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Admr dc.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Administrator Sale

BY Virtue Of an order Of the Hopor,lI.
DProbate Court of Wilkinson Cont. S.D'l :'o'e
of Mississippi, made at the last July Tarr. To-
thereof, A. ID. 1853, the undersigned Admin
istrator, de boHis non, of Joseph Fenner, decaos
ed, will proceed to sell at public Auction -
the highest bidder, ON a credit of six mon,t. y
from the day Of sale, at the Courthouse d.
in the town Of Woodvile, on the goth dav ot >
JANUARY, 1854. u
One Negro slave, named MAHALA. aoad
about As years, belonging to said Estate
Purchasers required to give bona with an
proved security dc. "
sAML. ]. FENNER, Admr. DC,
Dec. 6, l853-lw
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
N Office.

\ I the request of Jno. F. Dameron, will, !.
! on Wednesday, the l4th inst, proceed to. :,
survey and determine the boundaries of the.
following lands to-wit Fractional section H.,
IN township |, range l, west. The ncrth half
of section IL. township 1,range !, west and :.
certain tract containing sixty-seven acres, :.
same township and ranges, situated in the,
county of Wilkinson, State of Mississippi. At
which time all persons interested may attend,
if they see proper. r.,
WIN. J. BRYANT,
Woodvlle, Dec. Civ County Surveyor. u
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

VALUABLE ISFoRAAroN-E Delta !:
Sometime since, while soourning with nv
old friend, Capt. II. L, Sale my attention was
attracted TO the following excellent, and to me
novel me,hod Of preserving ice, and which is
simply to use cotton seed just as saw-dust is
commonly applied, by completely enyeloping
the ice IN the seed III this manner; no waste
Of the ice takes place at all. Capt. Sale has
he informs ine, praetieed this method for years
and BY the way, I8lotleed the Captain is one
OF the most successful and scientific planters
N the Parish Ills plantation Springfield,
East Baton Rouge being perfect model of
tamer-like neatness aud elegance.
New Orleans, Oct. IL, 1853.
Sometime since we noticed the above para
graph in the New Orleans Delta, and now
copy it for the reason that the information
spoken Of may be such indeed to many, and
Of great value to the lovers Of the luxury of ice.
1t will also afford Capt. Sales old friends in
this county, pleasure, to see that he is succeed.
ing SO well, in his exchange of the yardstiek
for the pow. Notwithstanding an envous
acquaintance, who IS looking over our should
er as we write, wonders whether the Captains
bodily, Wilson has got the hogs all out Of the
field yet
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
LIST or APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY THE METHODIST, CONFER
ENCE.

BY THE METHODIST, CONFER
ENCE.
NArcuEz DIsTRIoT-B. NJ Drake, P. E.
d, Nathez Staticn--W. H. Watkins.
Cole's,caoek j, /. Forsyth and G. H. Clinton.
Cols'S Creek, Eoored Mission-H NJ Booth.
Buffalo CirSgt-LE A. Flowers.
Woodville Station-W p Barton,
Wilkinson Circuit-W B Kinds and T. Brown
Wilkinson colored mission--D. +. Lewis.
Bayou Sara and colored mission ID Newsim
Jacksons La. 4" A. T. M. FLY.
East Feliciana, 9" R.H Herbert
Waslington---H NJ. Youngblood.
=" colored mission. H. Merrill.
VIcKsDuRe DIsrmcT-L. Campbell, P. L.
Vicksburg Statiou--Mr. Her.
Warren circuit-B. b. Wilmington.
Baer Creek--Lysander Wiley.
Grand Gulf--C. 7, French.
Rocky Spring colored misson-D A. Parker.
Port Gibson-A. Ii. Thomas
Crystal Springs circit-A Day.
Raymond and Spring Ridge--H. J. Harris.
Clinton. A. Goodfrey.
Jackson Miss.--J. R. Lambeth.
PAULDING DIsTRIoT-G. M. Rogers, p E,
Hillsborough Mortimer
Decatur, colored mission. G. Deskin.
Pauding circuit NJ Turner and j Y Griffin.
Rankin-James McClenin,
Westville--J. R, Thomas.
Leaf River mission--J. A. Sibley.
Biloxi. H. Laney.
Cov1NoToN DisrRIeT-John Lusk, P. T.
Covington--G. I, Vickers,
st. Helena--F w. Scarborough.
Sandy Creek Samuel Dawson.
Amte-A. Castle and G. j. Mortimer.
Bayou Piere--P. E. Greer,
Pearl River, colored mission G. D. Wade
and ]. Shelton.
Franklington-J. J Early.
Gainsville-A, Nicholson.
Livingston-G r. Goodfrey
W. F. Seat transferred to Texas; w. Winan:
b. M. Drake, L. Campbell l. Pierce, J. N
Jones, A. T. M Fly, were delegates to the
next General conference, H. ]. Harris and B
M Wiggins supplies. The next annual con
ference meets at jackson, La.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

HNO all Person interested in the Real and
Personal Estate of VALENTINE G.
Il GROOMS, deceased
TAKE NOTICE, that at Term Of the
Probate Court, of Wilkinson County, State of
Mississippi, to be held at the Courthouse, of
said county, on the first MONDAY, in JAN
UARY, a. D. 1854, the undersigned. Widow
of Valentine G. Grooms, deceased, and Admin
istratrix, with the last will and testament an
nexed of said decedent. will petition the said
Court for allotment of her dover and legal
portion of said Real and Personal Estate
known and described as follows, to wit
"A tract of land lying and being in said
county, between the Big Buffaloe and Homo
chitto River, on Stee's Creek, containing Six
Hundred Acres, more or less, being the same
tract of land, originally granted by the Spanish
Government, to Jno. Steel, and confirmed by
the Board Of Commissioners, West OF Pearl
Ri er, to james Steel, and conveyed by said
James Steel, to Joseph johnson, by deed bear
ing date, 9rd February, 1909; adjoining the
lands formerly owned by Sandon Davis and
Thos. Cummings, and being the same land
conveyed by the said. Joseph Johnson and
wife to Valentine c. Grooms, by deed bearing
date 22d January, 1916, and recorded in book
"A page 400, of record Of lands of said county
The said land being now bounded on the East
by WA Holmes, and public lands, on the
South by DR.. Holt on the West by H. d
PhiIbrick, aud East w. Nj. Helm, and on th,
North, by Estate of VIM. NJ. Helm and Henry
Phipps," Of which the said Testator died, seiz
ed and possessed and uponwhich he resided il
his lifetime.
Also all the personal estate of said testato
consisting Of about as slaves, stock, farming
utensils, DC, DC.
When and where you are notified 10 attens
If You thing proper.
! LETITIA GRooMs, Admz
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Election Notice.

NY virtue of writ of Election to me di-
| rected by Leonard X. Barber Esq, May
~ orof the town of Woodville, Wilkinson
county, Mississippi, will, on Monday the Cd
day Of January, A. D., 1854, between the hours
prescribed by law, at the Courthouse in said
town, hold ar Election for the purpose of cleo
ting One Mayor, One Town. Constable, and
Four Selectmen or Aldermen, to serve said
town for the ensuing year, 1854.
Given under my hand and seal, this l0th
day of December A. D.. 1853.
I. II. CURRY, Sheriff.
Woodvile, Dec. Is, lS53-te.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

R:S- Since the return Of the Worslipfoll
Master TO town he has thought best to change
the time for the Election Of Officers of Asylum
Lodge, to Thursday, the 22d inst, when the
Looge will he called together at 3 o'clock P. NJ
A full attendance is requested.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
ssrwe would call the attention Of Planters

RE-We would call the attention Of Planters
and Others, in want Of good field hands, house
servants, de-, 20 the chancery Sale Of Negroes
on she soth inst in this place. Also, to the
Gard Of Mr. johnson, exoncrating himself
from a false report, "that he was going to pur-
chased them (the negroes in for bimsclf'
The negroes viii be sold 10 the highest bidder.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Collecting,

JAMES MARTIN, As'easOy, rspeelfully
informs the citizens Of Wilkinson eour,.
- that he viii strictly attend to an lp.;,...
Of Collecting, at the usual terms. and insor,-
those, lntustng him with accounts. tb,, =.
Will punctually attend to the collection 60
same. All accounts LEFT with the Sheriff =
my absence, will be attended to. ."
Woodyille. Dee, l3, 1921
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

OF BENJAMIN STEVENSON, Native !. !.
WIeAS, England. When last heard ron II n
was in Woodyille, Miss. If he or any q 4
friends see this they viii confer favor Y =,
forming w. W. WALKER, Fulton An"
thee doors from Navy street, Brookllp' :
Oct 25-n
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Masonic.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the election
~ oi the Officers of Asylum Lodge No. 63,
will be postponed until THURSDAY. at 8 o
clock, P. the 22d DECEMBER, A. L. 1858.
BY Order Of 2n
G. PoSEY, w. NJ.
Woodville, Dec. 6, 1s53-tf
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Notice.

| HEREBY appoint IL. S. Van Eaton nv
Agent for the transaction OF my business and and.
settling up of my affairs during my absence,
from the State 'G'i
c. B. EPLER,
Woodville, Dec. 6, 1853. ~
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

ETSeyeralhundred troops are 10 sail from
Governors Island in the course Of a few days.
for California, to be employed there in protect
;no the inhabitants sgainst the Indian incur
sions on the frontiers.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13


DIssoLuTIoN OF PARrNrRsmP.-Ihe Co
zpanership heretofore existing between the
Wings of Mississippi and a few quasi Dem
ocrats, for the purpose Of clecting the elee
ton Of II. S, Foote the National Senate
known and designated as the Union Party,
was on the sth day Of November last dis
solved by virtue Of q solemn decree Of the
ssoyereign people of Mississippi. II. S. Foote
hasfound new partnership with Cody, Bra
DIV, Bronson & Co, Of New York, and Ed
!. ,nund Bmke, Of New Hampshire, under the
! firm, name and style Of 9 The Nctioaal Dam
] otratic Party" This new party confidently
<xpeet the cooperation Of the Whigs, and all
Appointed ofiice-hunters Of the Democrats
Msn their determination to attempt the
Vow Of the present Democratic Admin
<s<,ion. II. S. Foote will be absent for an
Indefinite space Of time up Salt River. Dur
! in0 bis absence, his "yery estimable ffienas
Mr. KiDyon or Kenyon, will take charge Of
the business Of the concern in Mississippi.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice-A meeting of the Board of Po-
lice will be held at the Courthouse on the Cd
Monday of January. BY order of
CHAS. SIMS, p. B, p.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
&EaazTcGFy ale.
' cst FeI'clana RAILROAD COMPANY
DEccRRR, No. $685. q


vs.. rs y
The West Feliciana Railroad Company. ."s
DEccRRE, No. $685. 's:r',
TN PURSUANCE, off the above stated
Decree. rendered in the Superior Court Of
AChancery, on the srd day of March, AID.
1853, will proceed to sell to the highest bid
er, at the door ofthe Courthouse in Woodville.,
Wilkinson county, Mississippi, on FRIDAYg
the 9oth day Of DECEMBER, 1853, for cash,
the following named Negro Slaves and tbeu
increase since the 17th day of June, l846s
viz = -,
Doctor Delphy, George Caroline. and child
Della, Linas, Gordan, Sarah, Nelly, John.,
Phillis, Big Jake, Priscilla, Ruthy, Rachel,
Julian, Ely, Olive, Easter, Flemming, Tida,
John, Joshua, Dan, Jane, Bob, Pheby, Silvy,
John, Patsy, Little Jerry, Franklin Frankly,
Willis, Isaiah, Big Bob, Betty, Beck, Johnston,
Mariah, Oeyiva, Eli, Silas, Davy, Mary Ann,
Big Harriet, Casa, Gealy, Abram, Manuel,
Caroline Josiah, Yellow Wesley, Rosalie,
Isaac. Little Winney, Laura, Ellen, Morton,'
Annie, Black Charles, Mary, Peyton, Red
Betty, Little Bob, Lucinda, Graham, Douglass
Eugine, Tom Jefferson, Emily Simeon, Ned,
Priscy, Yellow Charles, Big Jack, Kitty Isaac,
Yellow Jim, Stephen, Gilpby and child
Pendeton, Jacob, Venus, Milly, Waidet
Simeon, Nancy, Frank and Sandey, with tbs
exception ofsuch ofsaid negroes as may have
died, previous to said day of Sale 49,
EDMUND Ii. WALES,
Commissioner IN Chancery.
Woodyle, Miss
November 28th 1853.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

ES- A friend suggests in relation to going
to California, that he knows one individual
who sometime since went there, with scarcely
a rag to his back and now his back is covered
Nth rags
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Rg- We are again in receipt o. a stray cop,

RT-We are again in receipt Of a stray copy
- Bhckwcod We say a stoy copy for It Is
" IFsi-qccasionally that It finds IFS way to
ur table ass the merits or dement's Of tbs
work It is unnecessary iorus to speak at more
length, than We have done elswhere and here
toforc. The Soutlcrner who is willing to en-
courage the circulation Of literature directly ut
war with bis best interests, has only to forward
ten dollars to the publishers in this country
Leonard Scott d CO., New York, and he viii
procure plenty Of il, as well as much good
reading matter besides comprised in Black
wood and the four leading English Reviews
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

rz- There are in the United States 2s4
colleges with slesl teachers, aud 2si0s pu-
n. Income from all sources si,sie,eas.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13
Died,

On tn, 9th of November last at Oakland,
La. in the 4th year of her age FLORENCE,
daughter Of Mr.. A. Lefingwell, of this place.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

ES- Thanks to the polite Officers Of the
steamers Laurel Hill, Bella Donna, and Gipsy
for continuation Of their avon in the way
Of lats papers.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

TRIAL OF French CONsPmAToRs.-Ihetrl-
al of a number Of French Socialists took place
in Paris, for conspiracy to assassinate LOUIS
Napoleon. The conspiracy appears to have
originated with Frenchman, N. Jules Altx.
the so-called inventor of the small telegraph.
He had prepared cannon of zinc plates, COW
cred with tar canvas, strongly bound with
cords.
After disposing of Bonaparte, his body was
to be carried through Paris, barricades to be
erected, the republic to be proclaimed, and
Blanqui placed at its head This was on the
5th of June On the 7th, they were to de-
clare themselves en- perHsdRence with two 9TH
er secret societies, composed each of about
fifty or sixty men, who would proceed to the
Bois de Bolougne and ard to the Hippo
drome to strike the blow. On the 7th, in eff
feet! these men presented themselves at the
stations assigned them but the chiefs of the
organization had omitted one trivial require
ment--to give them arms The consplrators
in the Bos de Boulogne saw Bonaprte pass,
but finding themselves totally unsupported,
and having only three pistols to a dozen men
they let him pass without making any at
tempt AT the Hippodrome it was much the
same, but were still without weapons. The
whole affair appears to h We been crazy con
coction by political fanatics, scarcely deserving
of mention excepting ofllustrating the curious
state of political feeling in France. The trial
is not yet terminated. .
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

Gg- We are authorized l. announce the
aame % II. S, VAN EATON, as a candidate
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

sons and spare $4,000 men for the field, eth
er IN Junction wfth Daanenberg or hE own
own hook. They have communicated open
with Russia; are well equiPPay and Passably
well provissioned. Strong reiniorcemenis OF
infantry are on the wav, but cannot reach
them for Eve weeks. Cavalry rciutorcements
are Dr.. ateulei 10 be sent until spring. Oli
Paski,w..ch is to take the command, and The
Emperor il is expected, viii come near the
seat ofwar War being now formerly decIar-
ed. the Russian generals may act on the Of
fensive, if they can.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-13

or lie Office q Mayor Election in January
ES- We are authorized to announce the
name Of WM. T. LEWIS, Jp.. as candidate
for the office Of Mayor Election in January.
re- We are authorized to announce the
name Of FRANCIS BEST, as a candidate
FOR the Office Of Town Constable.