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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

We have received = copy Of the By
Laws ana Charter 81 the New 0rleaus,
Baton Rouge and vicEsbsrg Rail Road
Companys - Incorporated By the IAgis-
laturs Of Lsuisians. 10 moss Of our
readers this i the line known as the
Back Bone routs. starting 1t some point
o. Me Mo- &nJackson Road, running
west % Baton Rosgs, and thence iol-
loving The ridge commonly known q
the Back Bone ridge. 10 vicksburg.l j
10 conversation win Mr. Bates, Pres.
ident OF the Company, in New Orleans
. fsy days ago, ~ were plsassd tol learn
that they intend so.msks early spplica-
ton to the Lerislsturs' q this State Cor
. Uhaftefto coptizus the touss % viclss-
burg. and thss there d GOOD prospect
Of - cary complstion o. The road. To
the cifizsas Of ibis scsuaiy nd parties.
lafy tkose d our town. he success 81
this contemplated Fosts i ef great I'm
poriancs. The srszt' want Of our .soun-
" , inors spsedy communieation with
The outer World. The compietion Of
THE rosd win sivs us direct eomnuni-
cation With New Dreams. and slso with
the mske:s Of 81. Loui4 Cincinnati
and LouisvilIe.
1his win cheaper yery materially the
pr0dncis for which We srs in 4 great
nsssars dspenisnt;npon thoss m.rksts.
ND ihue 81 cIasses viii b mutually
Rsned'tef Bui " 90 not thiuk d nee
'zRry ioanue he adyauiAsss q prop.
ry map.gsi and ssIl Nselatsd Rail-
'oads q OILS dine, - sy>r] ose viii
'dnii AZ ed more than - nixht Ger.
Tiers Is one t1inr kos>rsr. 10 eosasc-
lion vita fhi> lIn>. 41ic1hof yilsI 10.
po.t4ues . .hs ci.l1enl q ilis pIsc..
I'D hat . 10 have TIE road run through
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

IA FExAr.i CATTLE Marker REPoR-
rER.-- MILDLY Morgan, the market repor
ter Of the New York Times, is said 70
be soundly practical maiden, and de-
terminedly pfOsaie she ressls in sheep
and cows, has . psnchani for pigs. and
adores horses has had about thirty
eight years of experience In this vale Of
tears /; has broad and substantial should
ers, her ankles are not fairy like, and
she smbles along on . style ofprodig-
isus generosity. Mias Morgan's history
proves Z notable exception 10 the rose
leaf commonality Of q woman. Her faith
er was q cattle dealer, and from her
babyhood taught her TO love and handle
fearlessly the animals be delighted In.
She learned to tell at . glance the finest
points Of live stock. and to doctor DO.
vine and equine ailments with the NJ
most skin. With all this, she became
-~pro6cient In French and Italian, and
terse and rapid writer. W
A few pears ago, after her mothers
death. she Travelled In Italy with an in
valid sister. and On eye to her pets pas
sion the horse. While there abe me.
Prince Ponistowsky, also an ardent ad-
mirer OF that animal He mentioned
her geological accomplishments TO Vic
torss Emanuel. and the cons q renee was
Miss Mildly was deputed BY HE Males.
" to purchase q hundred Or 90 Of fine
horses. She, 10 course Of time, came
TO this country and was engaged as cat.
tie market reporter on the Times, and
goes her rounds in search Of items with
pleasant grace. marching into the
cattle pens 10 her patched gown, her i'm.
mehse curls, and her masculine hat, her
long cloak Topping about her. and rest.
ing her paper against the fence. she
draws out her pencil and the cattle
dealer too.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

TIE DARrRS ExPLoRIso EXPEDITION.
Tho whols civilized world will await
with the liveliest interest the results Of
tho explorations Of the United States
Dariep Isthmus Exploring Expedition
from this port. We are strongly i'm
pressed from the reports Of previous
surveys, and more especially from the
report Of Dr. Cnllen, that short and
feasible route fora ship canal, without
locksses or tunnelling, will be found
and II found there win be no difficulty
in raising fsnds for the work On the
canal. as It appears that number Of
American and French capitalists 10 Par.
is have organized themselves into com.
pany for taking the work at once In
hand when q practicable route for . ca
nal is reported and we shouldn't won
der II the great Lesseps has finger in
the pie.-N p. Herald. aa
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
Hangers Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON COUNry.

WILKINSON CoUNry
PERSONALLY appeared BE-
= fore the undersigned, Ranger
in and for said county and State,
this l4th day Of February, a. D.
1870, .Alfred Van Oswald, who
upon his oath states that on or
near his premises q mare was ia
ken up by him as an estray, and
that he mas not altered or defac-
ed any marks or brands on said
stray since the taking up.
99 ALFRED VAN OSWALD. i
IN Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this l4th day of Februa-
ry, a. D. 1870.
JAS. TURNER, Ranger.
To L. LAzARD a N. CRoPYzR-
You are hereby requested to
examine, value and appraise with.
out partially. favor or affection,
the above mentioned estray, Ia
ken up by Alfred Van Oswald,
and give d particular description
Of the kind, marks, brands, stat.
urc, color and age Of the same,
and make due report thereof to
the Ranger Of Wilkinson county.
Witness my hand and seal this
l4th day Of February, 1870.
. MT !. JAS. TURNER, Ranger.
In obedience. TO the above re-
quest, we, the undersigned, hay-
ing examined said stray, find her
to be ola dark bay color, black
legs, about 15a hands high, no
visible mark or brand, about eight
years old and valued at one hun
bred dollsrs. y ~ ~
N. CHOPPER.
L. LAzARp.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 18th day of Febrna-
ry, A. D. 1870. sssi hat
JAS. TURNER Ranger.
The owner is hereby notified
to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
Or she will be dealt with as the
law directs. $500.
JAS. TURNER, Ranger.
February 10, 1870.3w 'a e
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

TIE opposition press Of the country,
both In and out Of the State. ere con :
menting pretty freely on the action Of
our Legislature in choosing Senators,
and some. perhaps. do make sharp
criticisms on the Senators elect. Well.
this was TO be expected. and to our
mind legitimate comments On all public
acts are decidedly to be courted. It is
only wrong doers who hate and shun
criticism; and II our Legislature does
not feel itself smensble to that charge
in the selection Of Senators, why, let the
press and the people talk. We are 10.
clined to think the choice Of the three
men--an ex-Confsderate General, q
Union General. and colored man
very appropriate. Certainly no shade
Of the Republican party in this State
has : right TO grcsLas all are repressn.
ted. ~.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

Reppy. the so-callsd Editor Of thu
New South, ia very much exercised
about getting the District printing for
that paper. Ills paper has contained
recently several tlings at the q Repub-
lican," which Is the only paper in the
District which isin the way Of his secur-
log Il. Now we are 10 the business to
make, legitilnately, oil we can out Of 1t,
and II We can secure the printing Of this
District for the /" Republican" we know
Of no reason why we should not do 80 !;
bal we do not intend to uss any unfair
means in doing 90. While We wish to
secure our own success, that success. we
can assure the New South. depends not
upon getting the hnie job Of District
printing. and We should not be Jealous
Of our neighbor should be be successful
in securing il, especially as bis heart
seems 50 set uponit We did not vote
for Horace Greeley for U. 5. Senator,
as he aupposss, to aid rs in securing the
printing, nor do We now conceive 1t TO
be necessary to hoist the name Of our
able and distinguished Governor. for the
next Vice President OF the United
Statss, to-furthsr our prospects in that
direction. though we shall probably do
rs much, or more. toward the future po-
litical advancement Of Gov. AIcorn, as
the New South. when the time comes.
We think our friend Reppy 10 unusually
snxious about this matter. He went
Up 70 Jackson some weeks ago for this
very purpose, thinking. In the simplicity
Of bic heart, that al be had 10 do was
TO ask for this and get It. Finding his
mistake, he then changed tactics, aud
entered into combination with Eve or
six other journals 70 secure the STATE
Printing. Having, as be supposed,
fxed that to suit him, he posted back
70 Natchez and commenced 70 cry out
against the Jackson clique. which be as
serted, IN long and labored article
which somebody else wrote, was formed
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

West Feliciana Rail Road
eempeny.m rg w
ot all the instances enr community
hea ever been cursed vith, the West 70.
lici<na Rail Road u the most ssupen-
doasinits nature. the most outrageous
In character, and the msanest in its deal
ings.
We have long and patiently waited
for reform ip the management Of this
road bat odF patience, like the road
named. has worn out--and now we End
ne booked for reform r. tar 81 - ever,
1--we were at all to draw comparisons,
we should certainly place the present
manugsnent on the down grade Z ON
der. We are not a. al tOo sxacting In
our expectations Of the 'directory Of this
road, being aware Of the many abuses
the road had undergoas during the wAE
and the necessary and tedious repairs
resulting from such abuses. Nor are
we ignorant Of the financial state the di
rectory found the road at the close Of
the war I; for an Of which we were vii
ling TO give them ample time 70 recuper
ate and repair. We would therefore have
overlooked the many inconvsrieDces Of
forded to travel and freight on that road
before We would say aught against II.
But whenwe see that the present man
agement does not even make faint
shoso Tor accommodation, such as It now
could easily and we'll bestow; that pas
sengers are subjected to the grossest Of
hardsl.ips and the meahsst Of Treatment !;
that travellers are not allowed to leave
their baggage &es at the company's De.
pot, 50 as ODE ready Tor the morning
train that heights and travel ere resar-
ded BY smash ups," and that too, when
the train Is only running On the slow
coach Z order; all caused BY tho failure
to expend . paltsy sum. which could
remedy these evils. We can not then
but pronounce this road fraud on the
community. 81 gr@a.l4s3
Let ~ here swarm the directory Of this
road, that unless they do away with the
present clique. and have more regard for
the wants Of the community, their road
will ere long be numbered among the
things that were. This county can well
aIordto vote twenty or even filty thous.
and dollars 20 induce the manager. Of
the Backbone " Road to run their line
through Woodrille. nj. ess M
Our Legislature too, may be induced
to give the present road . dose Of its
legislation, and purge i Gifts evils
And in the meantime, il our citizsns
are driven. to the wall, they can organ
~ ! "klerrhants and Citizsns team /.
for the purpose u hauling cotton and
freight to rand from the Mississippi
Riset Ofcourss We do not think the
lstfer conId ha :. !, "a an, ,.;,h.,. -.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
our town. With ! proper etiort this can

our town. With proper effort this can
Be dome But Ne ny to our citizens.
that unless there i 20 organised effort
IN that direction. shs probability 10 that
il win 90 Est ofthis 10 Or 20 miles,
leaving our beautiful little city high and
dry on the saRds-a dead Corporation.
The deviation from an air line, from
Baton Rouge to Yicksburg. via Wood
vile, will be very slight. flour citizens
will take hold Of this matter st once. Il
can, We know, be secured. -
n we cit idly down and fold our hands
and do nothing, We deserve no better
ate than to be LETT out in the cold, at
the mercy Of the 80 mile monopoly,
which now preys upon US. We know
that property holders east Of here, are
interested 10 securing the route through
that portion Of the county, and il we do
nothing they will succeed. Who says
lot US have IL through woodville : Let
Us hsar from you, and let US make q
united move in the direction Of securing
it. LIST our most, influential citizens
take hold Of 1t at once. and il viii be
done. asi fa sN e 't.7aa pFe 2
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

We had the pleasure this week ofrs-
csiving call from our old friend Col.
Jones s. Hamilton. The Col. is At
present connected with the house Of
Scott & Jackson. Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants, New Orleans.
He is in fine health and looking
well. We bsspsak for him asliberal
share of patronage from this county
advertise in the Republican Colonel
and yoa will Be al right. h <
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
Local.

Before 3. Fl. McMichael, Ex-Oficio
Justice Of the Peace, Willis Patterson,
Franklin Patterson and Bslla Patter-
son, were urraigncd on charge of Grand
larceny. The evidence against these
parties, as brought forwafdin thesinves'
legation, was not very conclusive as to
their guilt, yet they were sent up to Cir,
emit Court under bail olive hundred
dollars. They gave the required bail
and were released. ss Y G =
Last week, Ben Barber, an escaped
convict from the Penitentiary at JACK )
son, Miss, dangerously stabbed color.
Cd man, name unknown. living 90 the
plantation Of W. L. Brandon. Barber
made his escape. iasd ) aa'sgass
- :
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
II. GnrAs,
! Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
j. w, II, BUCHANAN, .l
J. B. FRANK, "a =
q. W. WALroS, ,r
G. A. FosrER."

The above 10 al the vindicstion rer,
quirsd. His Honor states that they (the
committee) report" that Mr.. Landon
discharged his dutiss IS commercially
as any Of bis predecessors. e
A careful reading Of the above repo
will show that His Honor 10 somewhat
unfortunate. when be attempts to quote
from memory. ii: aAah
9 Very respectfully yours, sl
48 q. d. LANDoS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

The Mississippi Manufacturing Com
pany, located at Coriuth, has resolved
70 open books for the subscription Of
100000 in stock as an endowment fund
for the Orphans Home Of Mississippi
One half the annual dividends 81 this
stock will be applied to the endowment
for ten years, and the other half will be
paid to tho beneiactor or stockholder
After the ten years expires the whole
dividend and stock reverts to the bens-.
factor, his heirs Or assigns. s.aa 81 \
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

a Rangsr's Hsle. ~ q
II WILL sell. at pub -
= lie auction, at the
Court House door, in . : n I
the town Of Woodville, on
TUESDAY. the 22d u
day Of MARCH next,
/. D. 1870, to the highest bidder,
for CASH, the following de-
scribed estray, taken up and post
ed by II. n. Patterson. in No
vember last. Ms hna A bri
One deep red COW, marked with
an underbit in the left ear, and
crop. swallow-fork and split in
the right. and dew-lap cut. She
is about I or 8 years old. is bran
ded with the letter w on the
right hip and valued at SIS.
JAS TURNER. Ranger.
Feb. 10, I870-4w ie vas
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19


Ebi1oR HEKALD:
Sr--As you have given space ID Jour
columns 10 certsin lstters and rsports)
10 his Honor the Mayor. respecting my
oficial conduct ar Msrshal Of The city
Of Vicksburg, please Do me the justice
TO publish the following report Of Sc
lect committee appointed BY himself,
to.wit:
: Vicxssuso, Mrsss Dec. 27sla69. y
/" The COMMITTEES to whom was refer
red the communication OF his Honor
the Mayor bringing charges and COM
plants against O. d. Landon. City Mar
shal. respectfully report, tina after . MI
inyesfigdf,on 81 the SAME. 10 spscild
charges were sustained. and we there
fore recommend that the case DO dis
lnf<Se0. - = - -
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

\ here Z. sow tssa q 4 general ne a ths Uni.
edged the hest Wherexer used. 1IIef n
y your etQrskeopcr does net hsre thcs1
articles f2f esle, - him 2 SET them they
ace seld ~ te1ptct.bIs iobbezs almost ~.
eEy81tfG- ~ - l4l4 sep H.H Ia
clssul4 q prices fufvssdsd On sprlics.
tion. P,I0B rk.kEu b CO.,
tsA - 1slo-1 N>s York.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

John D. Barclay, . clork in The Treas.
ury Department. aged 50 years. disi
isv dsTs go. ne hss been IL TIE De-
partnsnt about s. yesrs. having boen
appointed during Je1srlons sdminis,rn.
tion, IN 1904. Re was The oldszf clerk
N West;neton- Re neser bad q dsyt
lesfs 81 sksence. rsd q tbs time 81 IL
deait nas ehtifed, eceos1ias 70 tze Or.
dinsry pras,iss, 70 over 6Ss Jearg leave
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

WE wlLL psy skohlebrss CASH
wv ptlos 81 hide. Bsss- NJ Z. wool
Skins a1d Frs 81 40 kinda z
- ". y. & -. n. DEA UN0NT. 3
uosdsille, ct !. le69tfg '1','a
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

Count de Paris. the 0rleans heir 70
The French throne, i sojouFning in Ire
land. - e q.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

"A FINE lot Of Furniture iof
sale. cheap for C1sn. Com
plete bedroom set Aprly at
this Once ~ ns Yees sIs& 81
reb. ls.i 1s5oH asfs ~ ~ 20
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
LoRIILARDs YACHT CLUB SMOKING

classed By Al who consume Il - he e e.
mast Of 81 ~ II Il made Of The choicest
lesf grorps a i anti-nsrxous b II effects.
% the Nicotine has been extracted; Il
leaves no disssrssabls taste sftsf smol-
ing; itis ssry mild, light N color and
wsieht, hence one pound vill lAst - long
a Of ordinary tobacco. n this brand 70
also pack erdsrs every da{ Or hrst qpal-
vince yourselves y = An \ elains to Be,
"xHE Tfrxsr o. An" 's 'r.'
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

The Regular Quarterly meeting ofthe
A. N. E. Church, q this place. viii b
held, eomnenciug On Saturday, the 26sh
inst, and continue over the Sabbath
following, M f
.eaasa.s4 W. Fl. R.REVELS,
Presiding Elder.
oJonS ALLEN, Pastor in Charge.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

W00D~ CHOPPERS ars wanted 10
cut Wood for NE West Eclicisnx
hall Road Compnny, 90 the land Of
Nm. Jane White. Or on that q NJ.
George Walker Terms Liberal. Ap-
ply 70 e FL. ELDER. M,
Feb. ~. 5o-2s CAahisr
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

LoRMLARDB sEUREKAs SMOKING
'esa itA iisis TOBACCO b
e an sacsllens srticlo Of srxsulassd VIZ
ginia; wherever introduced II il univsr-
sally admired. tits put up IN Handsome
muslin bags, in which orders for Nicer
schann Pipes are daily packed
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

IonmIkRD's CENTURY CHEWING
TOBACCO. ~, ,'''
This brand Of Fine cut ohsxine Tobacco
vIlaodi doubt Tie bess chewing tobscso
IN tko country. af15 81 salf
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germ bsittbtnD. btClt qcicrn Witto0 i'm Spei.
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Sommtlr Der Yrtiru0s ,9,itHurgen beirautc
AusihuB erFatteie u0sr leine Sldtj9teit We
riht, OR. 4GrrNbec boil $500, Sr. 9erripg
$500, Sr. &oGms 5000, Ebetli 6,utoU
Sl0c0, Die 90. Smith, SslbD IL Gilpiu
$500, Sr, Sliou $1,000 %Ge'nmnclt; I'M 8ans
zen murptn ncue 3tidulngen Sunt 2etraec
Oon $4,000 nngemeloet, lcDa6 nod 10000
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bic geltiIsldi zines gr0B.H Qoiels iir unisre
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nod $500 nit oem Ntlntrtsn. er luolle i'm
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Apparel HE frmptrltur i'm Spulmer tets
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men uNtr iuipiihtn pcr'dume CT aroere De
lcgenne,tsr yum aulc0eu istrcs Capitals.
Gpmrtc man ni4t batO 80 ttutn ReiuItai;,
10 mrfic or iciue S'icric yiit96nqip MAIDEN.
Or. SiTcn I5luo Dor, bof bic Nnnsienoen
El iir bic rod irbltuotr $4,000 uerbiirgen;
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EClCQrnvbijdt6 Nllcrlri.

IN 9aus Crl,ans uurbcn lpfi glra,r
icocr lUcGCn observation-disclosures I'M SIOu
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rltoQu gtmadt.
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wproru waltr, Die yttacr. 1ou,ii,rg uon Gou4
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woJubOIt m0DrtorClr gohou, iUasOe geitsru
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"a Hsrr,Tns,t - rn,T. III. 60, 20,
.'9 ot'OuHv'l IUulpe III HpIp''"' ~
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sssA SGuIcr, 2unbnencn urp Yldbe iu u%trtauitn.
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Mnterbaltnngen.
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s&M. SGuitr bon $500 bis $4,000. 'puic @slOrr auf
Gus iuleibcn. @ruuoftdc ~ Uctpudier II. Nor
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