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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-07-31

Section l. All persons resident in this
State, citizens Of the United States, are
hereby declared citizens OF the State of
Mississippi.
Sec. 2. No person shall be deprived of
life, liberty or property, except by due pro-
cess Of law.
Sec 8. The privilege Of the writ of ba
beas corpus shall not be suspended, unless
when in case Of rebellion or invasion, the
public safety may require it,
Sec. 4. The freedom of speech and of
the press shall be held sacred and in all
indictments for libel the jury shall deter.
mine the law and the facts under the d.
rection of the court.
Sec. s. No persons life or liberty shall
be twice placed in jeopardy for the same
offense.
Sec. 6. The right Of the people peace.
ably to assemble and petition the govern
ment on any subject, shall never be i'm
paired.
Sec. 7. In all criminal prosecutions the
accused shall have right to be heard by
himself or counsel, or both, to demand the
nature and cause Of the accusation. to be
confronted by the witnesses against him,
to have a compulsory process for obtain.
ing witnesses in his favor and in all prose
cutions by indictment or information a
speedy and public trial by an impartial
jury OF the county where the offence was
committed and he shall not be compel.
led to give evidence against himself.
Sec. 8. Cruel or unusual punishment
shall not be inflicted, nor shall excessive
fines be imposed excessive bail shall not
be required, and all persons shall, before
conviction, be bailable by sufficient sure
ties, except for capital offences, when the
proof is evident, or presumption great.
Sec. g. No ex post iacto law, or laws
impairing the obligation Of contract, shall
ever be passed.
Sec. 10. Private property shall not be
taken for public use, except upon due com
pensation first being made to the owner,
or owners thereof in manner to be pro
vided for by law.
Sec. IL. There shall be no Imprisonment
for debt.
Sec. IL. The right of trial by jury shall
remain nviolate.
Sec. l3. No property qualification shall
ever be required Of any person to become
sjuror,
Sec. IA. The people shall be secure in
their persons, houses and possessions,
from unreasonable seizure. or search, and
no warrant shall be issued without proba-
bic cause supported BY oath or affirmation
specially designating the place to be
searched, and the person or thing to be
seized.
Sec. Is. All persons shall have a right
20 keep aud bear arms for their defence.
Sec. is. The rights Of married women
shall be protected by law, in property own
cd previous TO marriage and, also, in all
property acquired in good faith by pur
chsse, gin, devise or bequest, after mar
ringe Provided. That nothing herein con-
tained shall be 60 construed as 70 protect
said property from being applied TO the
payment Of their lawful debts.
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possess the same qualifications as the
Secretary Of State and, together with the
last named, shall receive such coinpensa-
ton as may be provided by law.
Sec. 2l. A Sheriff, Coroner, Treasurer,
Assessor and Surveyor, shall be elected
in each county by the qualified electors
thereof, who shall hold their Offices for
two years unless sooner removed.
Sec. %. All officers named in this A.
ticle shall hold their Offices during tho
term for which they were elected, unless
removed by impeachment or otherwise
and until their successors shall be duly
qualified to enter on the discharge Of their
separate duties.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-07-31

elio;h;litv N Office shall ever he reonired
Sec ia No nronertv or educational
qualification shall ever be reouired for any
person TO become an elector.
Ser 10 Tbere shall he neither slavery
nor involuntary servitude in tins State
otherwise tban in the punishment of crime
whereof the party shall have been dull,
convicted.
Sec. 20. The right to withdraw from
the Federal Union on account Of anv rea
or supposeJ grievances shall never be az
sumed bv this State nor shall any law b,
passed in deropation of the paramount al
ieeiance OF the citizens Of this State TO the
Government of the United States.
Sec. 81. No public money or MONEYS
shall be appropriated for any charitable Of
other public institutions in this State ma
king any distinction among the citizens
thereof: Provided. That nothing herein
c contaired. shall he so construed as to
prevent the Legislature from approprla
ting the school fund in accordance with
the article in this Constitution relating to
public schools.
Sec. %. No distinction shall ever he
made by law between citizens and alien
friends in reference to the possession. en-.
ioyment or descent of property.
Sec. %. No religious test as ouali6.
cation for office shall ever be required and
no preference shall ever be given by law.
to apy RELIGIONS sect or mode of worshin'
but the free enioyment of all religions sen.
tinents, and the different modes of worsbip
shall ever he held sacred Provided The
rights hereby secured shall not he con.
strued to Justify acts of liceptiousness in
furious to morals or dangerous to the peace
and safety of the State
Sec. 24. The right of all citizens to tray.
el upon all public copveyapces shall not
be infringed upon. nor in any manner
abridged In this State.
Sec. rs. The military shall be in strict
subordination to the civil power.
Sec. 26. Treason against the State shall
consist only in ,eyyinq war AGAINST the
same or in adheribe to its enemies. giving
them aid and comfort. No person shall
be convicted of treason, unless on the tes
timony of two Witnesses to the same
overt act. or on confession in open court.
Sec. 27. No person's life shall he neril
led by the practice of duellipp, and apy
person who shall hereafter fcbt . anal or
assist in the same as second. or send ac.
cept or knowingly carry a challenge there.
for, or 20 out of the State 10 fiobt duel
shall be DISQUALIFIED from holding apy Office
under this Constitution. and shall forever
be DISTINGUISHED in this State.
Sec. %. All courts shall be open ap6
every person, for an injury done him in his
lands, goods, person or reputation. shall
have remedy by due conrse of law and
right, and Justice administered without
sale, denial, or delay.
Sec. 90. No person shall ever be elec.
ted or appointed to any Office in this State.
for life. or during good behavior bnt the
term of all offices shall be for some speci.
fed period
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-07-31
ARTICLE w.
LEGISLATIVE pEPARrMEMr.

Section l. The Legislative power Of
this State shall be vested in the Legisla
ture, which shall consist Of a Senate and
House of Representatives.
Sec. 2. The House Of Representatives
shall consist OF members to be chosen ev-
cry second year by the qualified electors Of
the several counties.
Sec. 3. No person shall be member ol
the House Of Representatives who shall
not be an elector under this Constitution
aud who shall not, at the time Of bis elec.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-07-31
ARTICLE V
ExRcuTIvr.

section l. The chief executive power Of
the State shall be vested in a Governor,
who shall hold his Office for four years.
sec. 2. The Governor shall be elected
by the qualified electors of the State
The returns ofevery election for Govern
or shall be sealed up and transmitted to
the seat Of Government, directed TO the
Secretary OF State, who shall deliver them
to the Speaker Of the House Of Represen
tatives at the next ensuing session Of the
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-07-31
ARTICLE III.
DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS.

Section l. The powers Of government
Of the State of Mississippi shall be divi
ded into three distinct departments, and
each of them confided to separate body
Of maeistracy. to wit; Those which are
Legislative to one those which are Ju.
dicial to another and those which are
Executive to another.
Sec. 2. No person or collection Of per-
sons being Of one Of these departments,
shall exercise any power properly belong
ing to either OF the Others except IN the
instances hereinafter expressly directed or
permitted.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-07-31
ARTICLE II.

BOUNDARIES OF THE STATE.
The. limits and boundaries of the State
of Mississippi shall remain as now estab
lished BY law.
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CONSTITUTION
OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
OF THE

ApoPrEDtBY CONVENTION MAY Is, 1868
PREAMBLE,
To the end that Justice be established, pub
lie order maintained, and liberty perpetu.
ated, we, the people Of the State Of Missis-
sippi, grateful to Almighty God for the
free exercise of the right to choose our
own form Of Government, do Ordain this
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE l.
BILL OF RIGHTS.
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PuvER AND AGUa CURED.

T. D. CARPFET R, Efq., Of G uyeneur, st lawrence
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Br ndreth's Pills Tor 81 yeas admins cred them Il %
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the day after the chill; chils aud fever ess
gave eight The neat day, ana 50 other day
until the chi!ls and fever did return, WHICH
about eight days from the first attack He yhen gave
four every other fay for another week. VII tue mau
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tie himself attacked took them IN the same way,
and cured in less time. He hasus no other ned
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thousands ith the best results, and f. es confident
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If these pills were used
Mr. JOHN PUDNFY, hish'y respectable farmer %
Springfield, Union Comfy, New jersey, dssires II o
be publicly known TINS 9th day of n arc 1861 thst Is
haa used BRANDRErH'S VEGFT BILE UNiYER-
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his han In WHICH time hss pill have cured tn
of Bilious fectons hes ~ eunatism, ever
and Ague, Measles, Hopping On, iaot al tho
Diseases to which large Uni j. Occasionay ubect.
He says has know il 10 ait vii be pleas
ed to give his tes nony at ali TIMES Ia favor Of bran
dTeth's Pills
(Signed) JOHN tDDNEX.
Springfield, Union 20, N. Z.
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Cure Of Abram Van Wart, Of Sl~g Sing,
of Bright's Disease Of thu Kidneys,

SING SING, oct q, lrt-S
Dr.. BRANDRETH-My Dear sir: | was fakeu lick
two ears az ,. wi most pain my right
an elbow. DR.. A. X. HUH an, Il this place, pro-
ed it neuralgia. He treated 1t for SOM iIne,
but the shock nearly killed ID eceived enc
fit whatever After thi, my legs became numb nd
paraiS zed, and rry back and kidneys rmented with
siciar told had Bri.h : DIS Of the Kidney.
They treated for long time bgt finally pronounced
my case hopeess. Other en nent ply ilials then
treated me, but gave me god, nd my f't nds
to under stand that my incu cable. SO st
length gave up all PEI the lower bait of my body
being completely paray5ed and much swollen, md [
sui cred To ribe pam N the upper part OF body.
y bowels were nstipat d from he paraysi~ and
medicine produced passage, and my inc was full Of
albumen. This condition i've months ago when
Brandreth's Pills she had used them herself IN Der
family many years, with the beet effect. lndu ID by
h and my wifi, swallowed nins BTancre! his Pills
They operated, twelve hours al e wards, slightly.
conttnu taking dae verai W. X heir
operation constantly improving. Finding myself a
o. eat deal better dimins IL the dose one Dill day
until I got to five One afternoon. at three O'clock
about five months ago, took five pills nipe they
commenced operating vieo ousy; suddenly Il a "
and watsr mix ed, al qua OF viii away ~
a most dis agreeable odor. he next day felt veTy
faint, and my neighbors came to me die, but as
the fai ne passed was much better for
the first time in nearly two years able TO vs
and It and upon my legs. continues Ia ing the p e,
and in very few days able TO wak across my room
EN- altogether about nineteen boxes OF Brandreth's
Pills, pill day Ii all require My health
Ia nearly restored; app title ~ good, ard suffer
hardly any pain anywhere aud every Gay grow str ng-
from the dead and desire you to publish my case
trat those suffering from paralysis and Sidnry dis
eases may know how easily they az be e9yed by B5Sn
This case is certified by all the town officers :
DR.. Brsndreths Principal oalce, Brandreth House.
NJ ~ Ill
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POISON IN THE BLOOD

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FOWlE'S
PILE AMI HlM0R CURE.

vEyHE only perfect for PILES, of all kinds, Also
LFPRosY, SCRoFULA, SALT RHEUM, and all dis
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usa Entirely vegetable Used In the Hospitals of the
old and New World In of failure, authorize all
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Pills are the best medic ne for Yellow Ever In
have cured HIM, AID he be love- ii used IN hi dseaso
they would gene ally Futhsr, that he hss known
hem thlrty years, ~ has the highest opinion Of
their efficacy and innocence.
Dr. HAZARD of Newport, r. IL offer to the p1hlIc
the GLOWING easy method cure W 'ich hav seen
in for thirty ynars,aud ich have evnrf
effec ua in ing fc m tre hu y within
the pace OF few hours the morbid matter ], h
probsb y the primary cause OF most OF the disc
that affict mankind.
As soon as practicable after the symp Of dsasBa
stomach howl neck, shonders eyes tack or eide.
often accompanied with dicu ty # breathing, lick
at he stomach chill 5, fever, iarth other
onitory warning, let the pstient retire
Ing room, and, seated out e any dra ar, besi the
bed and pla ce his feet above the ankles in alter,
hot as possibly be bone, ko b anket drd.
nd the rs, to ute the Nr md Prev mt be
escape of tue In sbOu i've mi utes vhi Z The
water is still ~ wips the feet dry qu ck
from five to six, If woman, from f e Of
Brandreths Phi 3, accord ng 81 bulk nd cunsiitu
ton I the persOn) and dunk INN date Y after ii
turr bl We k lemon de, if 20 procured # (,
molasses and cater, SO hat IL only be drank
sup h time This have found TO produce 4
copous sweat. Then lie down, and warm, taking
not to expose the TO damp very cold air
for ten twelve hours after the medi inc has
operated, and taking nothng bat water gruei d1rug
hours II in physician, have nnthiur FUR her %
offer. do +, h we've, collect single IN tance
whore this remedy has applied tho eriy stages
of bilious infammatory diseases. il which it has not
accomplished a spes1y and burouFh curs
THOM a. r. HAZARD, NJ. D.
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Shall We be Gut UD
Alive 2

NJ Claude Bernard the President OF the French
Medical Academy. incines the opirion that
there rs no sich hing as sci, of medicine, sna
that vivsection is after H. she only mems of rrnorsss
the cruelty Of the knife the living subject aud M
Claude ternard' h mself admits that n cutting IN
live m ney he was unuls ned by the piteous human
cries OF the poor brute that he could again
NJ ttau0e Bernard's sentiments FL am
ment, What does exDtrieTc teach? IL tells Us that
In all cases of sickness here retention of matters
OF morbid character which pE"ay satt upon the part
or the body weakest; seco d. III II these hu
mors are invarfahv removed by sndreth's Pills nd
ether vegetable purgativ@s. escriba the
matter of disease of erolike flud. Thai n
spreads an penetratfs where n weak or low taty
exists In the bodv Thev represent this hostile nd as
always exist ny in hum hoTy bu divided small
disordered they collect Ike dew and descend on fhs
part of the holy weaee further, that veg, t. bic
pureirg exnes this death principle n portion of it
with the excavations, and divides what ler nto
small points.
There is Truth in the above de1 but at the present
day sch "no~ts' OF disease arguing little too
fine for the practical int ect oftha age.
We know when we ara sick that the bowels some
organ of he body is oppressed With cont .rts VII ch
being removed, expelled, p'rged the opp reSsion
is removed an1 IA hndy restored to hea tn This is
the simp lest nm Of sickness Cases viii have been
long standing require the samek nj nent,
nino over weeks months years, bu- is taihng
II the directions followed The health grows. For
an IL finite period vcu mark hours in he
then h-ee. then six hours then twelve hours; asst
| the whole twenty four hnnrs marked by pc fect
health the ndition in hich animal exist
high enioym mt All this il secured by vegetable
purgaton.
Fevers abound where new soil is turned up where
staguant waters shso bed in the air breathe
from contagious natters from cause coming into
contact win the body. Thass invariably fleet
rhr ugh the lungs through the pores OF the
is in the body producing fever and ague,
fever, or other form OF disease. But it is still
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From DR.. T. W. ELLIS Ga, Jan. 6. 1s5e.-n
could receive both boxes of the Gargling OIL it will
not be too much, as think could soon find sale
for ALL the inquiry being frequent since it is sup
posed that have ii for SALE -...
From DR.. WIZ. 8. MCCALL. Chamots. Mo-. Nov. E,
Is5s.-Your Garglins Oil is taking the shine OF
from all the liniments OF the day. If you desired
them, could procure dozens of certificates from
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u F, ADAMS & CO., Manufacturers and
L Wholesale Dealers in Tobacco, Snuff 4 Cigars,
/, 3& s Clybourn Street Milwaukee.
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Prum Esos MATTER Middlepo It, u. Y, July 49,
1861 purchased bottle of your Garghng on OIL
your agent, A. g. Baker, at Middleport, spd as YET
have used but half of it. think 1t has gwen me
more relief in case of severe Rheumatism, OF long
standing, than anything have ever used before.
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WANTED--EGENTS-.I.on sell [ : THE ! E

KNITTING Machine. Price S25 Tue simplest,
che apest and best Knitting Mach ne ever invented
VIII knit % 900 stitches minute. Liberal intuce
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Extract from letter from J. o. PRATT, dated
Quincy, Chautauqus Co., N. Y, AT gust IL. 1854
have been acquainted with your medicine td arg
ling OiD for the last fourteen years. 1t has proved
sure cure for Foot Rot IN Sheep for which sold
the last bottle and have calls almost day for more
Please forward as soo,i as convenient.
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ENCRAVERS.

~ 81. CLARKE, Flour Brands, Seals, Stencil
osDies and Tools, Key Check Dies Gold Pens re-
pointed Send for circular to Box 1908. Milwaukee.
ID L. MOSSIN, General Engraver No "a Wis
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Nine O'Clock in the Morning

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