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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

All our business men should advertise
in the REruBLrcAS, ~ ~
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Let every Republican in the County
subscribe for the WooDvIuE RsruBLI
CAN. -t
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

A private letter from prominent Re
publican 10 jackson, speaks in the most
encouraging manner Of our prospectss--
Accessions to the regular Republican
rank are being daily received. Our can
vassers in various parts Of the State re
port the greatest harmony and enthusiasm
in the Republican ranks. and great dis
satisfaction and disahection among the
IDENTITIES. Push on the column.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

iHN
roH dovrRson,
80 exNxRAL JAS. L. ALcoRN,
or coAHonA.
Tel LIEUT.. GovrRson,
Lii. @. POWERS.
or xoxuBHH.
Yss srcrrrAlr OF srArH,
8N JAMES LYNCH,
or ntsDs.
Yea AyDrrol OF PUBLIC AcsouSTs'
Il. MUsGRoyH,
OF CLARK.
YoR TRsAsunxH,
". h. vAssER,
-a OF xoxloI,
Fos ArroRNEr-GxsRRAL,
yupe. J. 8. MORRIS,
or wAHHrs.
r.. sryrrnrrrprxr OF EDucArioS.
cArr. Il. R. PRAsR,
or WARREN.
Fer CoxsREss. 5RH DIsrRier,
Wr Cot. L. W. PIERCE.
or ADAMS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
ORNAMENTS, a..


We have seen some handsome jewel-
ry just received from abroad. Neck.
laces. brooches, pins, earrings, and
bracelets In sets are carved OF lnala-
chile, Lave, and the rRrest wood. Their
designs are artistic, and some OF the
finest are heads copied from the Vati.
can. Sphlnx-heads are particularly
sought alter, and, as jewelry for wo-
men, accord well with the proverblal
reticence Of the sex. Long chains oil
coral, strung as baby chains were wont
to be, are fashionable, as also short
chatelains OF cut coral with the watch
hanging, accompanied by many charms.
Sets Of the pale green crysoprase are
very often seen now, so delicate in color
that they may he worn with almost any
dress. Our eyes are opened as moss
agates which contain not bit OF real
moss, II Is said, but only formation
resembling 1t. They are Just as beau
tiful, for all that, and the opening oil
the Pacific road has brought many Gu.
rlous varieties hero to be made Into Or
naments for the ornRment.wearing fair.
Blue and cream white Agates are the
beat among the specimens. Nothing to
resemble the Scotch pebble has yet
been found, but on national grounds
we are constrained TO say that the
Cheyenne agates will do.
Lady boarders now appear at the
breaklast..able at public resorts quite
uublushlnRly, In round hats. OF course
this Is 10 hide their poodle locks which
are In the preliminary stage OF crlmp.
Somebody has suggested that gentle.
men who have not time to shave before
breakfast shall wrap their faces In u
towel. 1t Is not true, however, that the
same hat.wearing ladies' appear on the
promenade with tho helds OF wee
poodle dogs peeping from under their
arms and their pockets. They are not
reduced to that variety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Carpet Department.

Special attention Is given 10 this Depart.
ment. having q separate room In the esta6-
!Shment for CATpeLa, Oh Cloths, MAttlnRS,
Rugs, MattS, &C., &C., Window Blinds, Fix.
tures, &C., enables Us 10 compete with any
house In the trade and oIer great Induce
menus 70 cash buyers In that department,
having Carpet from SOC 70 81; selling the boSt
ply Ingram All WOBted Cham and Wool
nillng u u per yard, Call and zee for yOur.
selves II you wish 70 save money. The best
quhnty 81 81 COLON carpet Cham; 2 ply At 40;
Cnuin from Nos. 10 II for 80,
:, Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and SOL
ing loE cash you can always tell what you
arc doing, for cash will secure better bar.
gains than credit, believing that by indus.
Try, honest dealing and economy, we cam
not lal! 70 beneht those friends and custom.
eIS that may 0e pleased 10 favor Us with cali,
therefor respectfully Invite an examlnR-
ION OF our stock Of all cash buyers, either
where, and Oblige
mAT92 JOHN RORMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

THAT HAsrY PuDDINd.-Soms stu.
dents In one OF our colleges being fire..
quently annoyed by the nocturnal aud
inquisitorial visits ola professor, who
suspected them OF playing cards, one
evening prepared a kettle OF mush,
otherwise called hasty pudding, and
by the time It was boiled, had seated
themselves around the table In the nj.
titude OF card.playinH, waiting patient.
ly for the well-known step OF the pro.
fessor. 1t was no sooner heard than a
large outside pocket Of one OF them was
forthwith filled with hasty pudding,
and all were seated as before. AS SOON
as the professor had opened the door,
the student who was loaded with the
mush made sudden sweep over the
table with bis hand, as II to gather up
the cards, and with another motion ap.
parently put them into the pocket con-
talning the muSh. These movements
could not help being noticed, as they
were intended to be, by the professor,
who, considering them as o pretty strong
evidence Of guilt, broke ont with the
following: well. young gentleman,
I've caught you at It at last,shave ~
why, yes, sir, we are all here.'
80 1 see you are, and you have been
playing cards, too.'
No, sir, 1t Is not so.'
1t isn't, ha! What have you got In
your pocket, young man?'
Hot hasty pudding, SIR
Hot hasty pudding, hal hasty pud-
ding, have you? III hasty pudding
you,' said the professor, at the same
time thrusting his hand halfway 10
the elbow into the hot hasty pudding.
The dolorous looks, the shaking OF
fingers, the grooming and capers OF the
professor, belong 10 the sphere OF imagl.
nation. not description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

From the NetV York Sunday MeIsenper.
AnoTfr nuEsg. GENERALLY

From the NetO York Sunday Messenger.
ABOUT DRESS, CENTRALLY.
Under the head OF 'whlstling to keep
the courage up we should place all the
people who contend that dreas has
nothing 10 do with position, influence,
or manners, for they are generally PEG.
pie who are dIalnolined from some
cause or other, 10 take any interest Ia
their personal appearance, and yet
would like 10 meet the world on the
same level as themselves. Many of the
ssverest sermons on uugodlIness spo-
ken at the camp meetings this summer,
have been Intended for that worldly
class among the slsterhood, who, BY
reason OF chignonS, panleTB and lew.
elry, have exposed themselves to the
wrath Of the Just. They are open 10
discipline, at least, Yet, II there should
be a total suppression OF pretty things,
we fear celIbacy would become alarm.
lngly popular. II Ia Just as natural for
q woman 10 wish 10 look as we'll as she
possibly can, as II IL for water 10 run
down hill. II comes handy The
talked. of Declaration Of Independence
for our countrymen ls not In effect yet,
either. They Were TO decide for them-
selves what TO wear, and talked Of
turning their backs not only on Paris,
but on each other, and taking up, In.
dlyldually, q style within the world Of
good breeding should not be lnirlnged
upon. We look for 1t, because II has
been promlsed-and what woman, we
should like to know, ever broke pro-
mise2 But as It has not come, we will
look about and see what well.dressed
folk are wearing, or are likely to wear,
by and by.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Arg 6nuEs.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos, 81 and SO, Main st.,
CENTRE WEI EELINa.
Fancy aud Domestic Dry Goods.

HouSekeeplng Goods, Carpets, Oh UlothS,
Hugs, Mats, DO, 6c,
Having the Largest Variety and moro
general assortment OF articles directly and
Indirectly connected with o Dry Goods, No.
ton and Carpet Embellishments Combined
Into one mammoth Establishment, which,
enables me 70 buy and sell q much larger
quantity o. goods than any two eSta6lIsh.
ments In the oily In our line, and In conSe-
QuenOe Of whiJh can buy and sell them at
less prices Studying economy In every dc.
paTLment; having no rent 10 pay, can do q
larger business Of lOlR expenSe than any
number Of gentlemAnly and com potspt
Statesmen, the most faStillouB cannot fail 70
DO pleased.
Special attention Is invited To q tow arti.
ol65 OF our At0ok,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Dress Trimmings,

IA great variety and at low prices. Kid
Gloves, q full line OF beat quality. Sl 81 ii 30.
u 70, " w. Fancy GlovGS-A general a..
sortment At almost any price. Ladies' and
Gents handkerchief, from 30 TO 81 apiece,
The best Cord Machine Cotton in the
world At 700 per dos
.HOslERY-The largest assortment Of La.
dies and Cent? Hosiery In the city, At al.
most any price.
Marsailes, Honey Comb and Lancaster
9nilta CloaEs and shawls In great variety
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

Pollock feels sore, but we don't. Re.
llOved from these bonds. the Corners
will hey no taxes 10 pay, and We couti,
IDENTIFY expect 0 return Nv the prosperI.
" 70 which we hev bin 90 long a atran>
Yours With ofEeckShun.
ELI0RR PouRAM.
P. SET you do get into good
thing, and kin spare II, do remit q por-
Bhen Of least nv wat you owe. TImes
10 lite here. z. p.
Ez I hnIsht his movln epistlp, I
Good not help thanking the Lord that
In one spot at least the Democracy
practis wot they preach. Thank heaven
for Kentucky.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
(WIch wuE Post MASTERY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
ITEMS,

In dress goods, . light. bodied matte
rial for the occasional cool days that
we may look for before long, resem.
bles popliu. Ills mixture Of cotton
and wool nicely finished, and called
tnSS0re deS PVTeneeS.
The dress IL Of u neutral shade, gray,
fawn, or almost any brown, and along
the selvidge bright border runs, COM
posed OF uneven stripes Of gay colors.
This stripe is cut of and used for trim {.
ming, which Is put on futed, by leav-
ing small space between plaIts to cor
respond. A pretty addition Is Tom
Thumb fringe In colors to match.
SultanRs In the gayest colors-rose,
violet, and Rreen-Rre among the best
dresses Of this season, In which, Till
fall really comes, we look for little that
Is new, though ornaments, trimmings,
and adaptations are always varying.
Silks are not particularly popular,
or profitable, Just now. Light Italian
silks. however, In tiue hair stripes on a
white ground, are neat and mex pensive
dresses for the August and September
toilette. Delicate silks OF this variety,
for mourning, are Of black and grey,
three, i've, and seven finest lines OF
grey upon black ground, or Vice versa,
black upon grey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

A large assortment Of Blearhed and IN.
bleached from ~, u, Is, 10. IS, 2lc. Bleachod
and uubl cached SheetlnR 81, 81, l0-4, Nm.
en- 5heeting Of superior quality 81, 1914. A
nIrge supply o. Linen Table Cloths, Table
quality and exceedingly low prices.
SHIFTING Linens 81, W, IS U.s. 81, .,
Shirt BOsoma ", Is, ", IS, ~, 81, 81, 76c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

TIE Buenos Ayres correspondent Of
tho New York Herald, In writing OF
the war In Paraguay, says the woman
and children who are met az the allies
advance are pitiful objects. They are
often found grouped In hundreds, and
even In thousands, without houses or
shelter except under the trees, nearly
naked, nearly starving, and invaded
by all the diseases that cluster around
poverty and filth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
wHITE GOODS

A large assortment Of all the different makes
Lawn, Son AnlShed JacOnet, Striped JRoo-
nets, Plaid Jaconets, Briillant5, Pioueg
Gr3nedein Yelling Of all colorS; FIannels o.
all kinds and prlces,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
PRINTS.

A large assortment OF New Styles, 10, Tx
and l6c. Bu1alo AllapacoS 10, 20, 90, 10, 80
NO, u. Pure Mohair LuBtre6 and Poplini
frum 6Ooto 81 50 Fancy and Black Silks from
81 % 10 u 81 per yard.
BombA1lnes, Grape Batheria, Alexandria
Cord, and many otner styles Of goods suIta-
BILE Tor mourning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
CLOTHS. CAss1MD REs,

SatlnetS, Jeans, Cashmerets, DO, the largest
aS7ortment In the city, 10 accommodate Mer.
chants and Merchant TAilora at EaStarn
Prices; also, TailorH' Trimmings:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

A MAN whose wife hung herself In
bis presence, on being asked why be
did not prevent the tragedy, replied. y
cut her down three times last week,
and 1can't be dltVdyS cutting her down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

oxAHA Is said to grow at tho rate OF
thirty houses per day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his of,ce
ENDORSEMENT OF THE pREas

Tho many Thousands cured at tLis p.,nh.
uShment within the last twenty years, AID
The Numerous Important surgical Onsr4tEaS
performed BY d. Johnston, witnessed pS lie
tePoLteis o. ~ Gun aud many other ia t,rn
again before he public 0ea!dcs his EtSlidInr
W q gentleman Of character and r,JIs Iins
olnty u BnlnclenL guarantee 70 tho kfil C545d
nnRrl6-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind aud body ar. m,
most necessary requisites 70 promote cOnnI.
Dial happiness. lnuUeu, without thts,e Ihe
Journey through lie becomes weary nj.
EtlmAGei The prospect hourly darkonS 10 The
view, tue mind becUnes shAdoWCu win de.
SPAR and nIlGd with the melancholy rniirc
uoh tlat the Happiness OF another beoOruO
blyhted with our own,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

Member Of the Royal ColleRsOt Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one VI The mOSi suII.
nent Colleges III tue uniL6d HtateS, aud lie
greater part Of WhOSe LIE naS been BDenL M
the hospitals OF London, ParDi, fhllaauIphlA
anu elsewhere, hiss etibcIed SOme u the iuOsi
astonishing cures that were ever Known.
nIIny troubled with ringing III The head ana
sArH wien asleep, great herVuuAues, Dalhk
ALARMED AT Auuuen sounds, OAAhIuIneSst, Win
neQuUnt blusnlnG, attended sometimes with
arrangement .: mind, woe cLEeu ImIne.
nlnLMlY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
VAKE rAlIVICULAK NUTlCh,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by u CERTAIN
practice, INDUCED In when alone, i nRblL IT.
Quently learned nom evil companions OK Nj
Son9oi, me ELECTS Of which are nightly fVlI,
even when Hsleep, and, II not curtI, rGt,iieIs
marriage Impossible, and destroys D0Ln oIlud
and body, should apply Immediately,
what pity that n young mAu, the husGu,
us country, the pride OF hIs parents, aiIUuh
De Anatched tIonl all prUSpeclA and 6u,US
menH Of lie by the CONSEQUENCE Of dnvS,.
ting from tho path Of mature, anu INDUCING
III = csTta!n secret habit. sucn pUraons ~ ;lSi ,
DsrOr0 nLeIn plating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

This Company Ihued. In the flnt YEAR
OF lu existence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

Married PergOnS, OF Young Men couLen.
plating marriage, being aware u Phy1GIAl
speedily cured,
He VINO plACos himseIf under tho care o;
DR.. J, may tallgiOuHly coundV In his hunOI
w 0 gentleman, and confidently rely upon
hia Kklll IA pLYHlcInn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

Le1t hand Eide going rom Baltlmure STREET, q
few doors nom tne corner, Fall moi IL ~
serve the name and number.
- No letters received unless post pAidHl
containing y stamp u he uBed on Lne Fupiy
Persons Writing should stats axe, And 6StS
p0EIIon OF advertisement describing SynlrI-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the mosl
~ Certain, Bpucdy, and only EtibOIuAi
[sSmedy In the World for Weakness Of M
BACK OF Limbs, suiCLuno, Affections Of Inc
Kidneys and AnddOI, Involuntary DlSchaI.
&c, lmpoteney, General debility Nervous.
fuS!0n u Ideas, PRlpltAu Of the Heart,
rmluily, Trembling, Dlmn0lS Of Sight, Of
Gidlln68, Disease OF the Head, Throat, Moss
or skin, Affections Of The Liver, Lung,
stomach or BoWelR-thOse Terrible DtBOrIisTS
arlAlng nom SOLITARY Habits Of HUuth-oecrel
AnuAouLAry practices more fatal 70 Their vic.
inns than the song UIHyranH 70 tho Mariner,
" Ulysses, eughung LhslI most brilliant
hoPtS VI anuelpAuolls, tUulorinG marriage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

especially, who have beO,nv tho Viot,n. II,
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful aud deSiruotISr
habit which annually sweeps % an UnlImeiS
grave th0u8ands u 1Ounk Men OF Inc n'nS,
exceIleut talents and brilliant Intellect, VIM,
n!Hut Otherwise have eutEhngtai uSit,ninv
SenatOIS with the thuudGrs Of eIoIuenrS'' ~
wakes 70 0cStsoy Tho living lyEO, ma ali
with null confidence,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-24

For through tickets and Information. Apply Az
Illinois Ceaisai Railroad Depot. u u -. ~
f - W P.I0HSsOS,
General Passenger Agent chicasc
". HrGhIrI, GencrAl ~ pefintenfert.
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent. tAiro. isnsld,i
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-02
RALEIGH, N. c., WEDNESDAY,

head of the population. This will make an
enormous tonnage for the railroad for it
must seek market by steam.
We have made no calculation of the value
OF the minerals, as they are so extensive
they cannct be estimated. Let this road be
completed, so that settlers can get in and
the farmers get their supplies out, and it
will be one of the most desirable countries
to live in for comfort and profit. Lands
are cheap, prices ranging from 81 to $25
per acre. The county is well watered, with
amid and salubriuus climate, When the
road is completed to Asheville, the road to
Tennessee will drain the Western part of
that State, and branch to South Carolina
will bring north eastern South Carolina
freight to Norfolk over the Western North
Carolina Road This road is sure to be
completed at no distant day, as the State
has made very liberal appropriations, and
this, with first mortgage upon the road,
will complete it through to the Southeast
part of the State.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-02
A SANDER Rented.

For months past, members Of the Democ-
racy have been rolling as a sweet morsel
under their tongues, the slandesous charge
that Col. W. F. Henderson had stolen a
mule. His friends knew that the charge was
false as the men who made it, and therefore
they allowed the matter to run, well know
ing that the lie would come back to vex its
authors.
The Indictment for stealing Darl's mule
came up for trial at the last term of the
Forsyth County Superior Court. and no
proof being adduced in support of the charge,
he was triumphantly acquitted by the jury ;
and the prosecution appearing to be SO
shame faced and malicious, fhe Judge order
ed that Darr, the prosecutor should pay the
costs Of the prosecution. This termination of
the case shows to what depth of meanness
men will descend to CRAFTY their spleen, and
leaves the reputation Of Col. Henderson un-
tarnished, which is much more than can be
said of those who have been constantly re-
iterating this charge.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-02
Publ,e Instruction in Ohio.

For the school statistics herein presented,
we are indebted to the Report of the Coui-
missioners of Common Schools of Ohio for
1868. The school year covered by this re-
port commenced Sept. /, 1867.
There were, in the State, 1913, 1872 youth
entitled to admission to the public schools,
and IL 1853 school houses, which with their
appurtenances are valued at $9,072, ,443.
These schools required 1882 teachers, at
an expense of "a, ,0eo, $50 for wages, and
were opened on an average of 1s9 days;
14,O7O of the teachers were employed con-
stanty; 7a1, ,772 pupils were enrolled on the
school registers, the average number of daily
attendance being 410,721.
Exclusive Of State officials, the whole
number of schools officers required by law
fer the general administration and local
management of the schools is 3S,905. The
whole number of school hopses erected or
completed within the year Was 635, the ag-
gregate cost being S1,17s.51l. The entire
cost of houses, sites and repairs was 81 ga,
176.l These structures '.srs almost without
exception, large, substantially built and
pleasantly located, many of them beng
models of architectural beanty, well lighted
and provided with the most approved
methods Of heating and venti lation. The
school grounds adjacent to these buildings,
rarely, except in the cities, consist of less
than one and half acres of land, and often
consist of from three to five, and, in some in
stances, from five to eight acres" s
The cultivation of taste, the promotion Of
good order, habits of clear minds, and So
cial refinement among the pupils, depend
much upon the embeIlisb ment of school
houses and grounds. aa
The 'Irreducible School Fund" amounts
to $3, ,36s, ,17S.76; in addition to this Fund
the following taxes were levied, viz: By the
State, one mill and three tenths Q.3); by
the local authorities, in townships, three
mills and twentyc hit hundredths (32S)
by the separate districts, six mills and fifty
seven hundredths Ke.57) The grand tota
of expenditures, fo,: is 6s, was $5,7o5, ,O665s
The foregoing fs cts impressively exhibit
the magnitude of the work Of Public In
struction, in a sin gle State; they also SHOW
that States ant crest, pecuniary, industrial
social, intellectu al and moral, are intimate
ly and irpexoeab ly connected with this work
the moralist an d the statesman cannot safe
ly overlook ut.