The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

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lily four Emuu3maHh gs
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ion report, a. L va e.
eslvsd hem the House.
@The Post The Radical paper
Of Memphis, & opposed to he d.
hanehising eluuis Cths third So
toni Of he RsoOnstFuctlOn Gem
mitiss gsPOrt.
AhsAioaabls party Is nov called
> ~daashisrouItufal show
4~A hir has been hsla in
hmOAd BY lhe ladies Of one 81
tie churches, TO talse funds TO paF-
shsse Br JeGeroa Daviss hne suit
6f FtSaelr broadd5lh.
alaLr8 HE 30 81
~ Admiral Hemmes had an in
.tsrvisF with he President an Fri
day. lie has not beaa pardpned
YET, although 4 70 understOOd that
he gives his cordial assent to the
PresldentS policy. >
~ The Holly spFings Reporter
says the Rev. VIM Il. Phillips, Epis-
COpaIian, fornarly. Of this diocese,
more lately of BAltimOre, has &C.
.ceptsa . call g The parisrOf Y"1OO
CFty' sa ss-ir ~ Z
DAmE YazOO CoMHERolAL.-Fhe
first number Of aAAiIy paper, pub
Hshed at YazOo City, fis % lear Ia
hle. lids ioIIlya EeskOId, and We
suppose We may lock for the next
number soon. Wewiah our enter
prising frisnds great success, and
request them to stir up the mails,
as we like 10 read q daily paper eE1
cry day. STAN, Williams & English
PrOPristorSi Horny STAN, Jr.' Ed-
it6r.
MENPHIs AHNIyEEsARma-Tho
great pests Of Northern society are
anniversaries. They have been In
trodueed into the South, and Mem
phis b blessed with them The an
niversary Of the Bible society was
heldlast week. II sprang up. du-
ring the war, but we failed to no.
tice the presence Of any Of the
strong minded women, and there
fore suppose Il iss bogus concern,
although the Bible was endorsed
unanimously. ,~,
"FHE LOST CArsE.'-We have re-
ceived advance sheets of MI. Z. A.
Pollard's work, bearing this title, TO
be soon issued from the publishing
house Of Il. d. Treat & o., ga
Broadway, New York. The work
was fhvOrably noticed by us some
time since, and we can only add
now, that It's appearance will he
auxiOnsly waited.
J. H. vIzer, recently ap-
pointed U. S. District Attorney for
the Northern District of Mississip-
pi, tie HOFfy Springs Reporter says,
has been "practicing law in Oxford
for the last twenty years; Is a grad
Hpte or Chapel Hill, N. C., and will
discharge the duties Of the Office 10
which he has been appointed, with
zeal and ability,
The LATE TORNADO.-Wc learn
that the damage to the cOrn on tho
river, by the storm Of Monday, has
been very great.
Z TIE jackson papers represent the
damage in that city as considerable.
ThsGapitOl and city hall were dam
aned and over Q Thousand shade
ssees blown down.
Az Meridian, the storm was felt
two or three hours later than here.
The ~ Messenger expects to hear Of
great 6AInagsin that section.
teaTHkA ohoPoNAA."-This is the
title ola newly prepared pcrfuniery,
distilled from the native Mexican
flower Of that name, which Is said
to have no equal IN point Of rich
and delicate Memphis
Bulletin,
You doubtless mean 0pOpGRa1.
We never heard Of 3 flower of that
name on this continent, though We
believe there Il one in the East
Apopanax Is derived from two
Greek words sigifying the Juice Of
= plant OrssaOwer; hence It would
he appropriate as the name Of a
perfume, but not as the name Of
the dover.
"a The authorship of the "COn-
q red Banner" having been the
81 jsci If much curious discussion,
tn, n Y. Freeman's Journal. in
Which 1t originally appeared, says
qhe authOr of those most touch
ing words IUds a citizen of TenHes-
see, and Is now q subject Of that
State, under the despOtism Of Par
son BrownloY y Company. By
blood, Il not BY nativity, he Is onG
of that Irish race TO which, Of oil
races, might be applied the eelebra'
ted puzzle Of Virgil, "Sic o non
CObisF' ,T
He declines to have his mint
published but the Journal threat
ems TO give il to the public, shortly
whether he consents or net. AL