davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
lN1ERpoeAroRY %.

"Can the County Attorney COM
mcncc prosecutions for ihisd6hean-
ors before the Court upon the inlor-
nation OF any credible person,
without affidavit of citizen or cor-
tiiicatc of an officer p
The first section Of the County
Court act provides, that "inforna-
ton may be made out and certified
by lie attorney or clerk of the
Court, under The supervision and
direction OF the Court" " Cndoubt-
cdly citlicr Of these officers NAV
give information TO the Court of
offences within thcir knowledge,
and under the supervision and d.
rectiOn Of the Court" charges may
be based upon them, in the form Of
an Information,
Section Z Of the County Court act
is intended, we lake il, TO prescribe
the duties Of the officials therein
named, requiring them TO report TO
the County Court, and if n citizen,
TO report under osih, at each term
Of the Court, etc These reports
must be made T. the Court, and not
10 the attorney, and Of course must
be considered by the Court in term
time. 1t would, we think, be an
unsafe rule Of pidctiec for the at.
torncy to cOmmcwc criminal suits
upon the simple verbal report of a
citizen, without Fthc supervision
and direction Of the Court When
ever an offence he's been committed
the safer practice would be to re-
quire the customary affidavit, charg-
ing the party with d violation Of
the criminal laws Of the land.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
'HurdOs ,.s n Political Art.n


turi --t-Al aitf a.
Under this caption the Cincinnati
Gl=etfe, a Radical sheet, publishes
a png article designed to show that
III Irrison, Taylor, aud Lincolnwerc
ali murdered at the instigatiOn of
tli politiCiano of the South, and
TIT the same class made an unsuc-
cbsful attempt upon the life Of Mr..
Rchanan. We suppose there are
I'D grannies in Cincinnati who
Till believe this story, and hold up
sheir hands in holy horror at the
supposed wiOkodhassOfbur people.
But THAI any man having three
grains Of cotiImon sense shdtiid be-
lievc II, is incredible, Tho editor
Of the Gazette IN either n knavc or
a fanaticAlI fool. Either he gives
to tlilsbase slahder for po-
litltdi purposes, well knowing Il to
be false IN every particular, or else
he is totally unfit for the position
he holds. No one IN the South
win argue such b question. We
feel Hptldus Bnt ply dor 4he fplly-
could frediigksuah lsfOnet,
and nothing but contempt for the
vile slandorOFS who originate them.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

M We ppbjisb tIs ,i, Ino,.n;n " g,,o ,oibls Ia :
ical addrees 10 .fhaiE brethren down
sOAthu7 Yheye. deslrs to embrace
in general cqnclgye, and for that
pprpn call Tor q lpveafeast at Pkil.,
adoiphla III September, They de-,
sire to4ake the control Of the. South,
ern States out Of tbe hands of, ,lllal
people, and put them under, tic
cOntrol or neoroes aud Radicals. IL.
there are saIly of These, aoleclah hles
III Mis- Fissippi, they bod better ~ to
Philadelphia. ad stGs' a Ire q etn
Ia No afessev. ~ 4h@ sd1rS-- t-~lY,
MItsissibbl. 81 Il 'tRtronoo man nai menn nnsh n
enough In this State to DO found IN
such company.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
\. b. BoprwE1.L.

Itthus appears that if Mr.. Lin
coin had been left alone to his own
instincts, he Fwould have avoided
the terrible and bloody conflict
which ensucd. The proof seems
clear that he was pledged TO the
policy Of callinga national cOwcn-
ton to which should, bp rofeyred
the adjustment of the differences
between the two sections or the
Union. And the proof seems
equally clear that "GOEern0ps o6tle
Northern and Western States pre-
vented the late President from car
rying out his pacific ihtehli0nst-
How much Of responsibility rests
upon the mon who tlonproyented
n peaceable solution Of our difficult
ties, future history will vet set
forth in characters Of living light
Nashville Dispatch. 0.lt -
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

PRAYER lFoR JEFFERsoN DAVIS
Rev.s, w Isogcrs, Rector of.sL
Lazarus Church episcopal, Mem,
phis, has issued a pastoral letter TO
his congregation, I'M which nc, ex-
horts thcm to 0iEef up tb6 follow,
Ing pFayes Tor Jeaarsoa
@eYeFy night, when ysu,eo to lbgaI
and every morning as soon ~ ssou
rises .s'a'H s'l'i el 's'iiin'
"OGod, whose nicrcics arc eyer
lasting, and whose power Is i6flpite,
look down with pity and compas-,
sion on Thy servant, whom Thou
hast laid in a place Of darkness and
the deep. Give him aiwqys sor.
rowfHl sense Of his sins, and ofThy
fatherly love aud corFecEon. Give
to his Judges teHderpess and com-.
passion, and 10 him d mcela and
foygiying spirit towards all, tboee
who have confined him. Raise up
friends TO pity alid relieve him
Give him the continual comfort of
Thy Holy SpiHkapd 50 sanctify
his atlletions that they may work
for him IN eternal ,weiait .of glory,
thEoqg9 tlie merits ? ssEaitts OSd1fABisErlliglbt
yni tfOlu' - Vl4idi 10 9ut nil ,lsi g.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
INTERROGAroRY 4rH.

"Can OF the attorney flle his in.
formation In vaeation, and is moi
the clerk justiied IN issding his war
rants, subp9nas, ETC., upon such in
formation y G1i.u.o
Clearly mot for this would be
again to avoid that "snpetvisiOn
and direction which section, first
gives the Court over these officers,
and would be'td'ihVest them with
the power and authOrity1oof the
Court to colnmmce criminal pros
ecutions ageiusl the citizen n the
Yacati0n Qf tAn, ,CQuTt. 1 5ur .aei
These views ofFlle Jaw are, aiier
o careful examination of the act
creating County Qbugia respectfully
snbluittea N yonf Excellenqy. ii
" ! hhEe Die ehoaeg TO hegamk
sps al !, } qer, xeeIlenoyis ,lf N
Ff ,iaosil,,a 'lealint servant,
ID m 49, III t.E. HOO l.R, +
= 4eg4a.e Atty, General,
To His H8eellaney., hs5gf .5'n
BENZ. @. HrspilRRys. ~ 10y
Governor OF Mississippi,
ExecutlFe Chamber
Jackson Mississippi,
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

.AT TiE GAFE OFGOOD HOPs T.rElII6Tr {.
TOTS hAYe long usoIVlIuchu foF a yarlei "a
.diseases3 II was borrowed Nom tllosa rn,ill
pIaotltldneta BY tho khglish. and nucb
nhysiviaas, % whgsc recommendation, q ,,lie
employee n huropc, and has now come 40
genesit - y given chleHy ~ slatl.l.
rltatioR Ia aaider and t,r.thaa ,iOr I'm, alo
wcakili ahd debility, for pfolapsas ahd
tlearif daanl ar p10iapsns utssfi, tlissases ol
the pl stTlle gland, retDnnen or lneontib.
eIieeo qf utfiie, ali IN ttstzlsks feuuirinp ia
aId OF etautotie arising nom loss III .,lie
IN The p9r.s concerned lnits esaevn,igt Id
ns Fsss.aIlsisI'fa y s...es 9i vi
efeff. ~ fFz thesf - Ne ..,.l
as,lntp aellon tlie Apse ~ which ~ n !.
kaatd ID Nieir VaribdA lefigyr4 d1r ~
lectthsni, howefef n &c Is 4 - ~ = N. II !
lt II sure 70 nfcct the bo.iilF iIl.i {. 4. n
mental powers. Our fesh and, bl00d srs
supp0rteh ffdm these s0nftcs. Pefiaus pf
gysrey pgEiedsiei ilIs frgn' lnlaaes teela 3ge.
70 beysdlgjeCtto tlicse AISeasts. fIhs eausc q
iRIgbny INSTANCES aranns hhTu. The PAT lait
has hoaeFcr, an RdfnfF tnlr.iV IN 81 aIiI,[
b8id's iffuid Extfact of Hsidtt Ala fHll,h
takenslh early stagea9afl f|a assaaAe. nete
5 !, fIer . any oxtent, u laga pain gnd o.
Ties pleasant d 10 taslk kiAIl. osiland ih.
%sa1s' RoSS % ths Y bSy iaiaa s9s9SS az
ttemge Oy fhtlatA cdliisAs Ilf avkle. qiiA
pTOprtclor VA "a thlEty lllgasatd
unsolicitfd ltIileates and bundrells Vl tIult.
sands oIhvihk Witty efils eiifatltt tiftlll
critics ateutaulitel lHisiilil ilfieaAiy llas
DSi pSbiisSliJSa. SSia a. WV Hsl IiS n lsSlsI sI
that bic seIhollas fank as ilthliSafa .shey ls
pgt BRfjl n he, IRonRq3 up by eegdalsios.
,rhe kelcnce OF nodlcInd, Ike Tic Dnrft
cdsaAn, sh0lfn staud SIMPLE, fAffb and
having tact for rs basls ,AndtIc.
top nj. lts pillar, and truth alone lQr lts
afitgl. llis Solid aud Fluid Extrieisi eil.
.b1ey The flilf sirHaHth OF the iuHu,dianis lof
Whicli thq tnainels !. They aEe geft 70 tlio
Inspection bftaii a rgAdy aud tbneihtIkc
test OF their ~ ftips trill haaieamp4fisbu
Withtbqae 81 ffsth In de Enitsd staigs DifS
pensAl9ty. These feniedib are hrepaked by,
IL ~ HelhDelil iDta ~ ssktesa.s syaptss
ekperlelfe. and sei W lese tllala 10 = aclii
cieiiai merit q a 8 with 4 iner y, 1
sncec hnd Nr, tlelsnial y fnFasis isIrjr,
fsilla pflpla tiqt eyidqaae. tl5 Drug atd
Chts1 u 3arghuuse, ID tlio city II Nalw
N1zM. 1lnat On h ealgaieA 1f ahs bu
US seeld g'is b 9aEl Ealli;
ktia jtlltel lsf llyes.is 10 h3I6iH I !
! % pabfrl lssssss.s.-sss,fisissaiaf I
! TIC Iyop,igs ahks
issaS 6sS3lbIq
diacli1rges ,pf .all aliqabed Ia
,he FreedmeRa saitsnpv visOhegea-
monts have been heretofore mud :
tered out OF tho service.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

q 4..e..ssgis ....s - Ha1falalsli 80
i sb A iSi' Isa - ts4i. 4
Ilo afeHhnsahsi 4lqdsutle erapie
- te aEbl Tue ae r6fiieaIa d
Conleaomle aoiesai yaridla III Nd
.Itlutingt hhizl ne saaoeliad 4
blH waEsiyautllsla lal1AiradBlaRHias
tiOn, ,a4adphuIIa berusoahfss sjcC4s
:e1qqszs oE dliW ,ynre lEloba
f,,; .ijey.lillRpP laaissd.q h 2
10 lddl1sesa6daa lon saW is6if
~. sssiS1 u ,J44HlogD .'AsSsi {
gBlJfgoH li!sslIi ,asssi@ .yfSI Y
3 layIe 81 lsga6 ..o!j "a .
S5sasi5tt 5 eatiUnr t..il "a
Fss SSs ifae Li'5li.'.ltt,,.sa y : i.sa.I .sd =
aaIsIgl,sila7 5m .,'c' li,i9iss Z.
ltsJ,ii 81 ,.iits.C..-s si.53 w =
nm I IN. Ili;sH (. iiiiE'.f,.; iAs.i.
1
aFs "
SIsh 3 MAJ Il 80 3 v 4
5.IsS 90 3 !. !. 30. t,,s..'..'saa
g.she1lsl S..,.1 it.Ait' h9.jaEs 7Sssai /.
Jalylsti pd 10 ltA .l.il .ylsio 4
sis : Z z = %'ii.it y. 4 -'tes ~ * 4 4
Jeiif ,'s''.'i',7'' so 'i. 'tz'a \
Nh 1p'I RliApii'-. 't''-IH''. hssea't qa 4
Sog, VOW MIA JFfNhgtl .hag EetAqas =
nc. is % Jh. illEi;1 n kns !
.tan. Ea.iis d isi y Feal iIi AoeiA9ant '' - /,
feS. lb5' ID w h,Sh'3 .".h 'Ati'lJ y
MaRS sIaEtS s. lrlaN,,ts .,i.ao SO 7
&aBSTifiie aTf :. . .l,s. bsa .,aoi'p bsi =
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
INTEHRoeAToRY 3D.

Does the COunty Court act con
template that lt6C saitarnsy shalI
walt until the sittiBg of che Court
before filing lis information and
then Gle only such as the Court
dlrecis sl8 4 a.aIl,
Tsh0uld say that nnquesiion-
aBlyiid dthurNlse sugeryis-
sion arii difbciibp >. a fol IN
SECTION frst oftliu aot conltl not be
exercised, and indeed it would be
to invest the county attorney with
the powers Of the Court during
vacation, a dangerous and unpre-
ccdented exercise Of authority by
a simple officer Of ihe Court. This
power might be safely conlded to
the intelligentatiorncy who makes
these enquiries 6t yonr Excellcncy,
but We have no assurance who his
successor may be. -.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

u TENNESSEE DgLEGATEs The fol-
lowidg are the delegates TO tho
Philadelphia Convention, for the
State at large: " y oau ialf
@East Tennessee, Col. JOHN Bax-
ter Of Knox, with the Hon. john
Neiberland as dh alternate; for
west Tehhessee, the Hon. John
W. Leftwich, with Mr.. c. B. Church,
Of MeHaphis, as an alternate; for
Middle Tennessee, tile Hon. Jordon
at6bvslAnd Tie HoH. John s. Brien,
Viii Messrs. John Lellyett and y.
4. East as alttruates."
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21


0piH n1Fna
hss ls nhtfos
~
y Ard feE,t
SO <4h
81 county
atih aaflesa-
edto rsia hy you
roi1 M . llr5 epin-
ION tsialeUH, b II.
While admH 4esira-
bic % lIafe aud NJ pfIic4
tice III the C0a must
sag 10 yo1tyE heitheP
the Executive t OF the
Goveriiineal adviser
Of the 6egaFi aNshOr-
iIy to imterie 5ipRs.
Of the Judhi .,.
By M 6bstlti-
ton of Aisss Ifed;
THAT the arll~
meut Of Tn nnl
shall be. diphItil
ments, al4
to q
t0.Wii 4Eli5s
ttvet1 ane TIN
to another, lAd .x-
eeutfu0 "a
e0iIeetioh 81 e ia d one
Of these dapsFth d ekaFoise
ahy power pFOp ohaiil TO
either 6f tli8,old "a Ne
Instances herdih 6fessly az
rectcd on pefmittl p'as
Uniformity az iee, Of inter-.
probation Of tile iiGs, is.td, 10 OBJ
tanned aloud b iudicia deCis-
ions. Neither thi aectilivc nor
the law adviser d ie lcxesntlvd t..
is respectfully sItmitgad, kaRe any,
right 10 iuicrpoH an opinion in
matters pending kfoie the Judicaa
larry. "7 i&s itA
Disuhiming, thdNfore, afgilnien-
lion TO dictate 10 be iadidial fHhe-
tionarics Of the liaia What fbeir du-
Ties are, or wha their decisidns
ought TO be- ans not ciaiihihg for
my opinion any altl0fitaiitc force
in settling mptteE pnrelY judicial
in their nature, troceea 70 answer
the several interrlgatorles Contain
ed in the communication addfes led
to your ExceIlencF. e49 i'
INTERRoGlIOR 1sT. 'blr
"ls the rrlatiOnexisting between
the County Attorney and Court,
the same us that which formerly
obtained in England, between the
Law Officer Of the Crown, and
Court oflIings Bench =
! answer, "No.p The Crown Of
flccrin England Is appointed by the
Crown; the County Attorney isIap-
pointed by the County CogEt The
Crown officer IN England ID not sub
lPCl TO removal Nv the Court oil
Kings Bench The County Attorney
is subject 10 removal by llte County
Court.
The Crown officer in England
cannot take fee in prosecution ;
the County Attorny under the
statute may. - ...i
The 10th section of tho County
Court act provides "That the COun-
ty Court shall have power 10 en-
ploy County AttoFny," &c.
The Court may pr MAY not mp
point any IAtt6rna NJ mav, afor
good nansA.,p a.. a.
point anothcF, y secs hi 10
do so. The 00dna Attorney is
but an officer Of she Court, which
the Court may ahpoiht to aid the
Court in IFS Investigations of Oilen-
ccs against the State!
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
WEEKLY HERALD,

EEAh U9utE8 -
49, ---=-=====
r.. t,~-tv,. --...s made Its
o,r..--,,.. :; nj. .7uutv. saws
nc RaynonaG
Go, -u Kansas
,,,,or-.,,I,L 400, ro through
bis bosa Il On.
,tnr r
II Iia, NJ &c .t repre-
co.,, .ia, orp, lmre Phila-
d..,his Cory,.
stat, A
~, a., has in
3 s'.;'a,,,5 W. a. harges
'S ~, NJ mister
c al lnde,l.
hoe
0l"' i'O'''' 90 =,
T'ps ~" i.ing
'',' D'o' ~" '' III
% !" ." .,o,,g
v,h .,ys fee, drop
..... .n ..aer slail adj
.,os at alabatna.
o.r,; d Of mastery in
81 1
'-'''", i, 10, bobvbt
nm .elv ,sor ne I.o-
l'. A.
do,,o, ,,.o.n
a,i,,io,,'1 t,t,,
I'D bood -
a,d no e,n.lo
,r6o,l.o n.
,;uis ,a,, ot,.,,.
;r,ao, o,o.ot,. ~
,,.,, d, ,,,.,, ,.t..o
Wv ~. u TnV1'
",''' "'' '',, ,.' ~, - - ~
~ 49, .''.,, "'1 y'.'! 80 -,
mc rni,sd sla,es-Nr,
r,r,co ,nc tyre Sonnaer-
,.a 5,t ;r., :, 80 ,i'b,, n. ros;.
:. ,h,. ,,,,.ns yo,,, -. vnry ..
, Ia a.,, 90 oi,,ht,vF,,o
'Dil0"'NL ny nLn :" '~oAoON
"' 'e''n,,'"' az "TS'' VI "
o''M0cN N1'' - -, W., - - VIZ
N,'.''p' """ >',' - VI 49,
"' ''ic MISaiSsipP''I' was '"'.''"P
''u vi pi'u"!' y! No''' ,Ai 'V' -
ny a''es'o" 1Au Puv "Iue' p0
10 NVep '"' P'"o0' w n NV ".%'u
HoHe Vi .''' i''' '''"'"''" Y"'
Pc's0""' uF'lV'cs !" "o'" p'p'l"
curing '"c past "ve"' '
'eu no very soou 'oe'i"s vi '''"
CT sue 'o""iuS 'i'e o'''''
BD-Julla Dean Hayne has got
one q the cheap Aormoh ul'oftes
in Salt Lake Cily' anu Warrieua
, new husband man VINO hao maze
,
LAUpHi1i'Ah~ ,,,, lA"1' 80
w. u. 6iace aud 0ere' NloSoh. pro-
nose 10 START n papcr with thie tiGic
ua,a.un sts,;,n rim couuty seat
~ n'' '' ,NsI -. .,..,,
OF LauncIoa'e' pom VI '"'s' ~"
tlsmen are well known from lhriF
connection with tic press in tac
,,. O.. c,,,duct.J r,c
P''', ~ ~ - - ,.,L
Ma'm1 HbStrN'r P'c''"u' 10 70 '"'
war. Mr.. Gibson has Oeeu coh-
,,.ctad ,yitb the Tropir, a daily pa
"eN'N" "'''
por nuhHShed at Meridian for thg
~,
lest siX months, unll feceHilS'
t,c.,.,,;,,,s and ;rAu.ty,,
,elf QUALIFICATIONS au" 4H""''''
.t ,.,,,,,a,I a,,crpss
''N'0uh'"'''
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

ACTREssEs,--UhaFIotte Lnshman
win shortly celebrate the Goth ami.
) lvelsary 0f her birth; Fanny Kem.
bic isaln her doth year; Kate Bate.
man is q years old Julia Dean Is
rs Madame Celeste Is Ga; Mrs
John n ubd Is 49,; Julia Bennett
BARROW Is IL; dab Isaacs MenkeT
qf; Aypnia Jones 2s; Kate Rey'
holds Al, Mrs. Vernon is nearly
no: Mrs. u. II. Ailcnis % (; Made
iiae Hengiqaes b 90 aud 4 Iii,
yonnecst s'ieading lady" on Oh,
,sisrc /; Parepa Is as; Mias Hosme|
e a6 /; Maggie Mlirhellis 80 Sci
" nrh Exnrpea. n ) N .llln.E n |
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

John Morrissey, the pasibstS
a candidate for Congress from Il
Fifth District, in New York 0t
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

~ = WIS WE atA4Aa
~ dievHfb ri 4 fbh sBe pl5ssod.
lh5 ,'5tteiiibh n Warren
gatlaty ii4iI Sit f9so ID hex.
bu. 6td fo}lRe e3ytit =
Mn ny aiElfii(tllen fIdRdsfpb. res.
h. a6a. aDAtqtes H3l.sI iaass.lsl8i =
Y, fel lteseii as NJ tlicsSl Iie anyen-
t6e, tIl.h. a l1ck "a, Oh. the a
We tAfe, llfffoiOW cxsifs oifr
asshil ~ tiia letter, dk lho.ssji ioe
nic 'tiias PllhdeiBkia oasall Il s5 VIZ M
we rertainlg Saaa know nothing oe
ln'9 ~ abIHEizliaae sbose
sR- be ,iaAuadia sdFaGssaae.aible
les taDamg 0slAfrs sOatl g6lfess.
sis JOAN ediiop uf )thei n. Il n5.,i,es.
r9i 6akiEhin stIiaa haill6 fgbusllcan
& ssiiilItasrM atbetas1sapbo A..
l. aipisgsAEEaIosl lone.
=, ~ nnialiF.iuslliqasot fiat
ae apiglaaD igqs6 slf.I sInl
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

mhersf CollegEaa aiNia
ersl alo hou6rati de-
y b stmig dasiiasl
altoa iichirtlgm'obah
II ga NGTOssNiaia .oGF
E 81 sf8W seiia9Ii Shi
ik 6.IT ~ TILfa8od
Al'lis Ia laEsRfFh
EeElg jsaithRFqgghb b
] g. qgajast sEllaggp IVY
lsfL fLREoBIAa Gf sHaEEii
fsniBpRi has llscr
kFNF-b AaHRhlfsaE
~ Ilold d a54lssb
4MF9
als.sllsss
I fflti3l4f tte
- - n u. III l..
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

lgA-Om city cotempary, pdtNiih-
siandiag tJle po5iponbGleal 5f be.
.cNliiEiiioni Of nqissSlying yitws,t
! was delerinil,ed to have them pm
lis own accolnt, III say thry
Eyrto5 .'Ia ato5mPTStc' and brilliant
'succc. %la'nd .3laigG anil Delighted
=ndich;!io. io .GEs{ tx p1todR9et.'
Where dMii lie @iiiqsgF thcm?, u! t.
/ u Ibsi 6-af g.IH 4 al
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

'"rabe old man, whose
rame are familiar in all
pc uar aud every profess
lie ari preservative Of all
IL the United States-Mr.
bruce, the type fonnder--
on the 9TH inst, at his resi-
in the city of New York, at
rine old age of Oighty-five
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

It appear TIA Maximllian's
agents thOugry uB cause could be
supported by Ing mp news
papers in, thn /, states. Inc
government lt> co into pUsses-
sion of a d0cur'rr showing what
papers had I, ughttand the
prices paid this To-. Ii also has n.
document showing what other
papers they 'hor.lt could be
bought, and Of what prices, and this
LISTS as fpllows' 4. er~
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

I Con nm iPRsFsEp,7-Thel loRg dx
gqclqa brq4k i'm ths. .GqBinsia Ass Sc
.sarre& MIR psRpi4follni ~ lbaf 6Fflan
el. llM Jgtber, Of resignation wa
se4t tOhhe President on lFednesd9iiiy
st9Rl0pl Harlan, ahg speed ~ gas @il
tYi'p"b mnh. l1 sesiGt4
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

iisEbar,l II. A6 hltr
uunD Of thf lr.n
einbhis, diodih ihtt
lE NM "a .fIEGnIItl
~ inst.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

du a..,4A sf
's1 ~ alsis.aa a'sHarFs %
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
IIIf 8. y D IILI9pI..Ill dIIs lhI

tle \ leeumenla kall9IIIDw y lfOhe IolI
ments have been heretofore mu
tered out OF tho service.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

! NJ =,
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

a I 1aiHA6H Haven PdllhdiuFliUafns
: lgoias lglanits0f AIal0Brsssa saeIai
y SleAEae 4 omag, thatalfina res.
laepcf eeently purchased In
5shshFl1le ~ fis 'ifieiias, I { zliil Ell ek-
ensescs' q, 600; lldV no gsHllsrbl
= dsoAinea the puesait, Cd tbs astiadfl
Is llAt Ae had en0u0h TO snnfszs.t hisA !
lEps,l aaQ WIG, (hayiDgno elisl7rrH. ]
Anu 9neited IL iAo! ,l9nS s &
added 70 the fund for soldiols'
Widows audOrphans.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

p Storr 'CousfY. "A nectiRg wA9
ehelalas HlllsBoro on the 9th inst.
to aappbint ,fblegatos t0ithe State
|, ,Go4FaaiioR, hp falleEing, ,gaptlP1
\, j. giE6ala,1 a1a NJ. Gyieg civ.
Taylor iN. a8tlanH, A,Y. iHafber
MOD tYahain,b W. IsnliOskinti p.
sPyDaegi aRa A. p 6mith. .blnodt
-. -. q |.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

~ The bc.lWO hos piaAis -
appearance H. hi onnty'fSays
the Ray mopd G.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

Marlin E0URSdMENT s,ATTJ JiQais
srRRosI-Thc grand tqHuranfn
ne Iisalyssprings ler tha l'AiR9s
k,or rcrectinelaMonunlent vic ,tl4n
tedeato dead, iakesdplecs tn9nPF
brow and.itana1'slpy aGll0Biagir ~
,lllh instsI ai9-ii lasp
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

laY N 'htI l4HIl Wu-
asa. -.-,Lme oi Gldba!na,
ur5 4 Of mastery in
o.,,y;, Constitutional
il not Thought
,uGcely for its re-
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21

ae lAiisspe 1orkfiB hudIs
sigs THAT Dr. rags1,oFlHi :
5etiit HtSEstlb6irtiaEr BaAa' Ii
,pflsdseoiff, RA'sfeth6afst lSyshhi
iiahd'i hedfbcs i6fthG CenmSaA1ulhC
dAstqbplteopal' Church OfdNsigal'l
View Je4sdy, Losgiqsa ,lai1 siii
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-23

stances, for this Court to pronounce an act
of a coordinate department of the Gov
eminent unconstitutional and void; and
the duty Is especially painful when the act
proceeded, as this evidently did, from the
weli-meant policy of relieving, as far as
might be, the pecuniary distress and pros
tration of people unparalleled in all our
historT-a state of things which appeals
almost irresistibly to every benevolent
mind, in which we all sympathise, and by
which the interests of us all are most Sc
riously affected. But, sitting here as the
Court of last resort of the State, and
changed by the Constitution with the duty
to support that Constitution and to sit in
judgement upon the the constitutional
validity of the acts of the other depart
ments of the Government, we are not
permitted to yield to feelings of delicacy
to the Legislature, or of personal sympa-
thy for the misfOrtunes of our people,
when called on to discharge this high
duty; but we are bound, by the most
solemn obligations, to respond truly and
in the exercise of our best Judgment, to
the Question whether the act is in viola
ton of the Constitution of the United
States, or of this State. If this question
were merely doubtful. we should defer to
the wisdom of the Legislature and act
upon the presumption that the act is with
in their legitimate powers. But when it
is the clear and deliberate conviction of
our judgments that the act is repugnant
to either of these constitutions, we must
perform the duty committed to us and
pronounce our judgment accordingly, con-
WINGED as we all are, for the reasons above
stated, that such is the character of the
act of the Legislature in question, we
must hold it to be imperative andvoid as
to the case presented in this record and the
motion before us must be overruled.