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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

Court at Cairo, In he case of che
steamer Missionary Ea. FnEhia,
awards the owner Of the Mission.
airy s50o0 f8F services aud 5000
for Ne loss Of the boat.
Tho Wheeling IntslligencsF says
Captain VIII List purchased The
ArgOsy, Thursday eVening-the
steamer 10 DO delivered 10 him Of
Plttsburg when lRr present cargo
Is discharged. Billy Anderson
went up on her to take charge OF
the Office under her new owner.
She will be put in the Pittsburg and
Portsmouth trade. The price paid
was 1900"
The st. Louis Dispatch says: "a
boat containing thirteen wOrkmen,
who have been engaged in putting
up the framework of a new draw.
bridge for the New Jersey railroad
over the Passsic river, New Jersey
was capsized yesterday, as the men
were going to dinner, aud four men
aud one boy were drowned. The
irOn-workers were in the employ Of
the Pittsburg and Pennsylvania
Cridga. building Company. The
bodies have since been recovered.
Their names are John Riley, Thos.
KelsO, Manchester, John Leonard,
Of Newark, and Timothy Griffith,
Of Pittsburg, Pa.
SAN FRANcIsCO-The Alta says
The steamer ID. G. Haskins intend
ed for the Vallejo route; left New
York November -. aud is now on
her way to this port. The Haskins
was built for Commodore Wander
bilt, three years and o half ago, who
contemplated running her on the
Hudson river as an opposition boat.
The purpose for which she was de.
signed rendered It necessary that
she should be swift, staunch and
convenient, and to accomplish this
end, neither money nor labor was
spared In constructing her. She
cost $4,000 and was launched un-
der the name Of the Orient. She
made avery successful trial trip,
but the owner concluded not to run
an opposition boat, and did not use
her at all. The California Pacific
Railroad Co. purchased the boat a
short time since, placed her on the
ways, put In boilers below, sheath
ed her bottom with copper, aud
fitted her up completely. The trial
trip Ofthe boat, since her recOnstruc-
ton, was made on the 18th inst,
under the direction of the engineer
Of the Chauncey Vibbard, The fa.
nous Hudson river steamer. A
written report to the President OF
the road states that she made %
miles In 55 minutes, and the en-
gineer Of the Vibbard further states
that the HasEins is ahead Of any
boat on the Hudson for speed. II
is estimated that she will make the
trip from here to Vallejo in 50
minutes with fair tide, aud rs
minutes under the disadvantage oil
head-tide and wind. The Haskins
ia 300 feet long aud - feet beam,
with 36-fOot wheels, 65-lnch cylin.
der, and l1-foot stroke. Tho wheels
make "a revolutions q minute, and
she runs very steady. Captain Ed,
WaIeman is in command Of the
boat, and Captain McDlarnid sail.
Ing master. 1t is thought che viii
arrive here IN G5 days and iuifnedi,
alely assume her position on thu
Vallejo route.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

RAILROAD CHAHGR.-On and az
ter Sunday, the Goth inst, the pas
senger train will leave Yicksburg
at Z 20 a. NJ, and arrives at | 40 P.
M. The accommodation leaves at
l2 noon, and arrives at . AN The
speed will be increased aud the
time to Jackson will be two hours.
Close connection will be made at
Jackson for New Orleans aud
points North.
The excellent and cnterprising
officers Of the Vicksburg and Me-
ridlan Railroad show their DISPOSE.
ton to use every effort to aCcommO-
date the travelling public. The
company, we understand, are con-
tcmplating some improvements for
public convenience, and il is an rs.
surcd fact that only the lack OF
means deters them from The accom-.
plishmcnt OF many desirable i'm
proycmcnts of the necessity for
which they are as well ware as the
public 'can be. The company are
now doing IN cXccllcut business,
and IFS anir3 flourish under ell.
Client control Of It's Board Of Dircc.
tors and thc citizenship OF Col,
Raw orin and Capt. Lawrence.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

Louisville claims a negro child
with ten fingers on each hand.

Louisville claims q negro child
with ten fingers on each hand.
It required aixtaen barrels Of
paste 10 stick up the election no.
tees in New York city.
The NeWbHryport Mass Her.
aid boasts Of a subscriber who has
taken the paper for City two
years.
A Louisiana planter had great
success in tanning a young pan
Their until it took q fancy to dine
off him, and It did.
The New York chief Of police
estimates that about thirty Lon.
don thieves arrive in America per
week. lie didn't say how many
New York thieves arrive in Lon
don.
In the trial OF the Wood Green
murderer, in London, the Judge
charged that, while a man might
kill the seducer of his wife, the
fact Boyd was jealous of his mis-
tress did not authorize him to
the woman and beat her
lovers brains out.
A young Canadian girl went
over to Detroit, and got into u
little unpleasantness and sent to
jail at the same time. When Of
lered her liberty IL she would go
back, she said 'Not any, mister ;
| like the States in prison better
than Canada at liberty. I'll take
my chances on this side"
Il Is not true that tho French
Government las made overtnres to
Austria and Russia for a
general disarmament. France has
taken no steps whatever 10 that d.
rcctiOn.s
Regnalt De Saint Jean DeAnge-
ly, Marshal Of France, died, aged 73.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

BEB BUuER'a GAnn-Whaf f.
he mallaf VIII Ben HalHF Hazg
aay that Ben is going int to
purchase 81 large and small arms
70 q huge extent a. the agent ola.
New York arm, and that be has
recently spilled 70 an officer 81
the war department 90 sell him q
tremendous assortment of Warlike
implements.
what do yon want Of all
these p said the officer to Ben.
"That's my business quoth
Benjamin.
Il will have 10 refer the matter
to Secretary Belknap," said the
officer.
Belknap was consulted and re-
spOnded.- A
~ don't care n damn what But
Ter wants them for il he only pays
for them. If he WANTS them for
improper purposes AFTER bdying
them from US, 1t will be Secretary
Fish's business, not mine"
Ben will get bis arms very like
ly, but what he wants them for lie
a puzzle. 1t Is generally suppos
cd to be for Cuba. QaeA sabe p
Wash. Cor. N. Y. Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

Whon wilson's Cl her ll1H Q1A10'gH me-
uf her HWnlt aara 60 f9F away
iaaY what lovers said baluTa ne,
MhHs oven VIA forever cay
That flowers hleom aWoetaf f1r her being.
fhat birds dnRsWeatqr Tor hff seeing,
T1lf Frass a greeuor, skies more blue
That 10 thlnf8 fake o richer hue
LAYERS have iaid these things beidrei
Lovers aill say them evsrm9ro.
or sweet young love, that IN al ages
bears ever one eternal iOTml
W th lasung youth your oldest rages
Glow YER, ever flesh and warm.
o dear I'D story ever y0unRi
Fotts have painted, artists sung
Sure, naught To- life Is half so sweet;
Death cannot make gu lncow plete,
Lovers rave said thlset iugs before;
lovers wall say them evermUre.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

are ever realized nom The growing
OF wheat, aud yet they fall below
what is earned by The cultivation
Of rice. Rice lands iin LouisiAna,
and In healthy locations too, will
yield nine barrels N two hundred
pounds each 10 the acre which, az
the average price Of six cents per
pound, would show the gross earn.
ings OF each hand employed, esti.
maiiag IN the usual way, to be
Sl,3li00. We have noticed these
products particularly, as they are
the leading ones OF our State, but
farming in any fits branches suit
ed TO this latitude can be made
equally, iruOt mora profitable, so
that those Of limited means are
not without opportunities fo1 do
Ing we'll.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

Tue EXTINCT RAcE.-The Salt
Lake City News furnishes the fol-
lowing:
Workmen are engaged in level.
ing a large mound on the block
lying between North and South
Temple streets, and Third and
Fourth West streets, for the pur-
pose Of preparing the ground for
the erection Of a depot, ware.
houses, etc, for the Utah Central
Railroad, and in their labors they
have exhumed many relics which
are interesting to archeOlogists.
Officer B. Y. Hampton brought a
gunny sack full Of bones, frag-
ments of pottery, flint arrow heads,
piecies Of sulphur, and q species
OF brick, to our office this morn.
Ing, which had just been dug up
by the men engaged 10 levCling
the ground. A long row Of fire.
places was discovered yesterday,
two or three more we're found to-
day, and the bones which he
brought were those of q skeleton,
which was found IN a sitting pos.
ture, with its chin resting on It's
breast, near one OF the Ere
places. The mound, which
was Q very large one for this
country, seemS 70 have been form.
ed by the remains Of the dead ;
scarcely q shovelinl can be n.
moved without disturbing bone&
How long o time has elapsed
since they were buried 10 difficult
to determine, but We should Judge
that many generations have paSs-
ed away since the formation Of
the mound. All the small bones
and softer portions of the large
bones have disappeared, and no
vestige Of hair has been discover
ed thus far. We do not know
whether the general average Of
the bones are Of the size Of the
skeleton shown US by Officer
Hampton but we have heard Of
several bones being found ut pre-.
vious times In the digging of sol
from this mound, which bore evil
dence of belonging to men o
larger stature than the presen
Utah Indians. The skeleton w
saw was that Of q large man. or
iiccr Hampton measures six fee
two and q half inches, and thu
thigh bones are larger than his
One OF the arm bonos and one o
the leg bones bore marks of hav
ing been fractured. The skull
was tolerably large, resembling IL
shape the usual Indian type, AM
the teeth we're oil sound, and wer,
those Of n young man.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

A Mrs. Blair, Of Boston, is Gre
ating quite q sensation at Stafford
in painting pictures IN water col.
.ors while blindfolded. She chats
freely while engaged in her work
and readily detects any removal or
exchange Of the dishes containing
the prepared colors.
The Worcester, Mass, Spy Il
In anxious quest Of . personal
pronOun that may represent in
the third person singular, an indi-
vidual Of eitheEsex. %
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
Amen

A STATIONERY CONTRACTOR
CAUGHT.-Bidders for 8 atiOnery
contracts in the Interior Depart
ment have been used 10 put down
articles never issued, or us.d so
seldom as to make the item of no
account, at q price far below the
actual cost, so that when the bids
are averaged theirs will be the low.
est, and yet pay a good round sum
on the articles commonly used.
This little game was spoiled al the
last giving out Of the contracts, by
the committee giving TO each bid.
der the articles on which his figures
were the lowest. In the present
instance blue ink had been qua
down al Oue.eighth OF q cent per
dozen, aud the contractor was not
u little surprised TO receive an or.
der for eight dozen bottles. He
rushed to the Department 10 In.
quire what they could want Of so
much blue Ink, DR. Cady, the chief
clerk, did not know about il, and
summoned the clerk who made the
rcquisition. Did he require that
amount OF blue Ink The CLERK
said he did not, but had thought
best not to order less than a cents
worth! The explanation was sat
isfactory, and 1t Is probable that the
contractor viii supply the bureau
with blue ink without presenting
his bill for 1t.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
The ROMANCE, OF A DIVORCE


The Romance, OF A DIVORCE
Says the Rochester Chronicle
A poor woman in Floyd county
Ind, lost her husband a short
time ago, and nearly went dis
tracted about it. It happened,
however, that Il finely upholstered
young man came along her way,
and she married him Just in time
to save herself from extreme mel
ancholy and an untimely grave.
This was well but the poor little
widow had forgotten q clause in
her first husbands will, which pre-
vented her disposing Of some
property left her, in case Of her
remsrriage. OF course, under
such circumstances she wanted to
dispose Of some Of her property,
and of course il was difficult TO
do so. But what little woman
who has been a widow 10 not
equal to all emergencies An
swers TO the question may be sent
in the usual way. This one re-
membered that-she live in Indi-
ana, andcAt once SCI 70 work to
get asdlS0rce. She abused het hus-
band, and be abused her. The two
Quarreled like cats and dogs, To-
use an original expression, and
though they kissed each other be-
hind every convenient stove pipe,
and whispered that it was just a.
joke, you know ; fearing that one,
or the other might be in earnest,
after all the fact didn't interfere
with the evidence they desired to
manufacture. Suit was brought
by the husband for divorce, on the
ground Of incompatibility. The
effort was successful the divorce
was obtained the properly was
sold; the very next day the par
ties we're remarked, and now they
are living together very happily;'
all traces of incompatibility hav-
ing disappeared. 1t was very good
in the Indiana court to get the
poor little woman out finer dill
Guilty but at the same time he
would advise husbands who wish
to die and leave their widows
hampered with property which is
not to be sold or used in case Of
remarriagc, to steer clear of chat
State ii is very pleasant for the lit.
tie widows and their new hus-
bands, but it is rather rough on
the dear ones who have adjourned
sine die.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
FOm the Grenada sen'inel.


Died, on the 1st, day Of Decem.
Der last, In his native town, Jack.
son, Mississippi, JACKSON Clique,
ESQ, o worn out and much dam.
aged politician. The cause ofthe
old mans demise is supposed to
have been the chronic disease Of
Office -seeking, which has affected
him sorely, for 10! these many
years. Mr.. Clique was considered
q wire worker OF the Ilrst magnl-
tude so well appreciated we're his
talents by defunct fogies, that he
was generally looked upon 90 the
leader Of the immense army of DO
litical hacks in our State. We are
told the old fellow was Adorned
badly.
Not drum was heard nor a funeral note
As his eorse TO oblivion was hurried"
Because he died so very dead, that
Gabriel's horn can never resurrect
him-poor fellow!
"SiOh Transit glO, ia Monday morning.
The above Latin quotation ex.
presses our deep sorrow at the de.
misc OF poor Mr.. Clique. VIII
the hope that a stone may BE-
erected over his grave heavy
enough to keep him in his presenI
narrow confines forever, we emf
with a favorite classic passage, tho
photography Of which we just now
forget, but which sounds some.
thing like
Request the eat TO Hs in peace"
Amen
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

WANTED TO Know ~ THE Pro-
CEEDINGs WERE REGULAR. The
Central Californian says: "Mon.
terey county boasts of a justice, an
easy, gOod-naturCd genius, who has
an original way Of doing things.
Some time since The judge, whom
we shall call C, met ",
a member of the legal fraternity,
and the following dialogue ensIled
W-, said the justice, 4 wish
to ask a little advice. Some time
ago a Mexican owed me debt, aud
asc%crtaining that he was about to
leave, | determined to bring suit
against him. There being no other
Justice in the district, 7 brought &C.
ton before myself. We had no
constable, and | served the sum-
mons. The day Of trial came ON,
and rs | knew aiI the facts in tho
case, no witnesses were called, but
| rendered judgment in my own
fayo Tor The debt and costs. In the
absence of the constable ! levied
upon what property The Mexican
ha, ana ordered ii sold. At the
day Of the ,alc 10 one bit myself
attended, and bought the proper.
~, The proceeds were Insufficient
to satisfy the Judgment, aud | seized
the person Of the Mexican and
placed him at work, making adobe
for the balance. After the lapse OF
q day or two II. wished to hire The
Mexican, therefore he gave me his
note for the balance slill due, and !
discharged the prisoner from custo-
dy. Now some of my neighbors
think that my proceedings were ir.
regular. ] wish TO know your
opinion.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
A e CmRusTmASl

Such we wish 10 all our readers
We earnestly hope that this day
may be the sharbinger of good to
you all, that its light may preSAge
the dawn Of prosperity and bless
ings, and its Significance, as the
birth day of him who was "made
perfect through suffering" may be
felt in our hearts and cause US TO
reflect upon the necessity Of strug-
giles In life, in order to become Gle.
waited and rise above those gross
debasements in which we 100 often
eTmpit ourselves to sink without
an effort to be redeemed. Let that
portion Of our lives which is TO be
embodied in The days, soon past,
between this aud anotherL hristmas,
be fraught with good deeds, and
its roadway trodden with the proud
footsteps, Of an emanCipated hu.
manity a humanity emancipated
from faults aud fOllies, FROM dis
contents aud repiniugs, from hard
ships and sorrows. Again, a mer-
ry Christmas all.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
supply Or Labor

A NY number of EasoFAan E~ahsEe1z.
IA hales and Females can be supplied IS
ssi,rt natiee lw u send an Ageaf, ~ 4 lHH
days, % Chle1gn, who aptaka elahk HssarEa
lAngnagee, ana VITO can seleef re utaf
co tufal lab0fege aad domHtIqH ilum he
~immlgfbnks daily arriving &c that pIaea
from New York aufi ouehec. Tha9
can be employed at Wagta ranging llQa
eii0 % for wonasn and fae % HeF annum
for men ana vail be dniivered ~ VlonAauEH
on the folioNingteFmss Aia
dollhFs 70 Be paid on Hell cry Of tla laaabers
70 tho AR0ae OF the .amplpgarai We MtAAAaA@
tract iof NE rotnrn d. nftagn dodlaK1 ~ th1
lahqfaf cut 81 bis wages % hta employees
The undersigned guarantees fhaa1he Hna-
~ advanced shall Be properly applied. nog1s
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
Chancery Court Notice.

,E.ISr - FF afn II
TaE Regular December TEN, A D. 1859,
Of th~e chancery Court Of Warren county hay
Ing failed, a Special Term Of tbs Chaneory
Court Of said county viii DO held At aha
court house in the city Of YIeksburg, con-
menclng on Monday. the lOth day Of Janu.
airy, A. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
BEN. Y. TRIWBLE,
Judge of the 81 judicial Distric. OF Miss .
.YIIcEsBu 9, Mss, Dee,al, lsg9. ID
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

We are pleased to learn that the
surveying party on the route Of the
Grenada and Ok0lona Railroad win
reach this point about The first Of
next month, and that the work OF
constructing this road viii be
pushed forward ss rapidly as posi-
ble.-Prairie News 18th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

Again We mourn the loss Of another dear
precious child, although 80 invalid from In.
fancy. With the kind &C entlon Of friends,
and under the care 81 a fond AMI lovins me .
thoF, hope were entertained by all that she
would bsIpared o,hegr the hearts " anec.
ll,hate PARENTS many years mid our
brightest anticipAtOn the ell destroyer
CAGE " q thief IN the night, And with his
cold ami 10y grasp laid hold Of her angelic
form, bearing IL upward 81 r. eFnIty. sad,
sad indeet Is Tito part with our dear child,
Lssao, W = SsSssF wafla. AMI AZ eSsa sasiiss
give We : 70 our grief In tears OF sorrow
Farewell Dear EvAi We cannot dare not
call thee back again In this wicked W0 ID,
when we know that Angels arc watching
oyer thee In that bright and CELESTIAL world
above here Jesus Always dwG,ls, and says.
"Ble' sed are the pure In heart, for they shall
en- CT the Kingdom Of Heaven" She Il gone
weep not M her, her home 10 with Angels
~ the bright galUy that surround the
Throne Of Col.
Another little heart that loved as,
Silent forever anil aye;
And the heavy clouds OF sorrow
Are d~arkenlns our way.
One more TO walt there for u.
And meet u when We 70,
Leaving this world Of darkness
This world Of stu and woe.
q, Christ, u God and saviOri
We thanh Thee TO- the w0ri.
That Of chlld, sn-llttle children
Is the Kingdom u tho Lord.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
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eroat naFaatna - Hpat
SIX EEFHA 4tF
- HHil #nr HNHfH fHr"
halaA psieae eaeh,
49,, IHa tx HutH NE aI
alidHa eH b tezNl4 81 Ndaeaa
nneaAla# asHIH um nnHir
nln fh1 lcll opnaE1uHiEF "a fasF4H# EHl4
deneeS near tie neaine4 GEtN
81, Aett1za naartt4 uaEI A
h0niing o. Moafda traet. ED aali
adlhiaing. ~ ~ aala a ~ H#
o.. Twelve lots "a Washinatan street.
nearly 1rp0sits the drn8k. 1T IoN nfIrH.
Sing frOm 9A0D tos3he4 per lot
en-. A large numboF 81 10 aaaia nlgHt-
ations IN Tue staim - Alsniasl pi eng Aan
lHha, With me improvements, ani many
l~eiIeHiiy sasua nom Overflow COR saiaa
year, amt aolHe twenty years credit
TN Al Z % ueat side Of ChhfF alfat
90 by 81. with q hfiek wall ca ore tlaa.
suitable 70 build against, near ihe corner D
Jacss0n street. 4
9Th. First-elasB plantntinn. ur Hrrav
Island, l2n aesas IL tract 60 cleared. 50
under fence; enod plantation aweIlfn VITA N
six rooms tx d0ehle cabins, anl-Heutes,
tab -. sheds. 40 ; arstsrmie b1aHFs am Rmsf <
Mill in runninH orders aae afehaFa Hrs
ey 0f nuttst 100 9ere4 be- 0paEapHM la
b7. Places now perfect y saio fruw aver =,
.aow. viii sell on ave years. no part al
principal required, bus tnierea, pAynnle a
nualiy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

Quite q serious accident happened
to enc OF, the bFakemen on the
northern bound freight train on
Wednesday evening last. In at
tempting to couple two cars his arm
was caught between tho couplings
and badly crushed. DIR. Field was
sent for and dressed the wound SO
as TO enable the man to go on up
The rOad.-CentFal Star 18th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
z. q wARE
REAL ESTATE


.tUtHHfns ~#g tad4 8tei&M 4aal
ElOR SALE on RxcHANen-A NtH
Mna Comfortable Residences, wiAN nfnHe#
los of ground and 1ne orchard, tftdl1ed u
the Aenrtahlns city 90 Camden. AFkanaas.
burg, o. foF aalantasioa - 10 vlninal9 81
the Miasitsiput river nf anTHhass - H4h
States o. Mississippi o. G6aizlana.
WHOk sALH-0ns mile from ne hntfnt
portion OF The city, on the WarFzntau
head, anew Hname ne ifanee wiin seUnm x
rpoms, cut hulldlngs q every ehasael3 ard
c~lsterns, exenllant and hn eQQple@ aEa
There are sevon acres 81 lard bolsnglnn -
nLANTATgON, eEoGR e. E9w
have 4 River fla1s. vita e.
paclty Tor 20 bales OF cotton, a~hCveopesHnWs
kboutib miles fhVm F~tokHhurE N aooa aaaNs
tiers, sin, cribs, and a plaia d~woiilnE~~af
new, with about - COED iabDfefa e. 8a
plaza. 5tock, corn, ~ nil necessary ln-
piements for tbs place, which can BE- honaht
on lAlf terms, v b prompt pAyusnh II Hps
pIIeatioa 70 mRte b the ION q dAnnnfY. 4
TNOR BALE-.A very superior Plnntaainms I
on Bayou Mason, seven miles nom
Uelhi. Five hundred and ninety nnFan In
the tracii three hundred cleared and In
good coalition, Above eli overflow. a
great bargain, snd easy terms alHi
FOR sALE-s0 acres ane land, one half
mile ION BuVih fH noree cleared bale
Rhee very hcavlly timbefed. W0nld be cold
IN ulnti is 10 suit purshasers, or ex0hank.-
Cd for city properly,
ron sALE. on EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PkOtERtf-A sumter " small Flanta.
tiOns In lehnkln county, both Improved and
gnlIhIFnved ; snna ~ ihs vie pnS ~
d0a,
FoR sALE-ln Bolivar ooaniy, 4 very 81
peTloT tract Of e0l acres. one-hnlf cleared,
kix miles from Pruutias, above ~ overflow
Price, siD0i halt cash.
ION nALE-A amue Of ane Plantations
u hadisgn parish, WaFFen. Wa.hlsgt3n.
Bolivar, blinds aud Madison ebunties.
City ana Suburban Property.
F0R sALE-Onso OF the handsomest resi-
dsnces In the city, with eleven atfAs a.
tAohedi can BE- fought Tor less lhan he 10.
pr0vemenb coes
FOR SALE-Tsn ares OF lana. ouo mile
from city, fronting handsomely, 81 Warrrn-
ton roai; good houte, nne orchard. Two larea
cisteFns Price $500
FOR BALN, 0kLkA8F-Alarasuumh
ef LetS and sIlAll tracts % Land, a~st1eyona
The limits Of city. lh aft 1870 IT
Apply to n tsiN4 nf Hfa raiaUm8 snaW
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