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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-06-05
Feuilleton du Louisianais.
PIE R R 0 T.
VII.

Oni, Perrot s'ennuyait.
l. homme du travail constant n await plus rien Il
taire.
Est-ce TRAVELLER que de fare lexercice la soupe,
autre chose, OH monter la garde dams une guerite
CHEN,
Tn ambour qui vous evele, I'm tambour qu
endort, une diane ct retrate, celia charnat
pcu Perrot.
Quaud lie ieune paysan marchait dams la rosfe du
matn. ses s.bu's aux pleds son outil sur ltpaule,
il eait franc, joyeux ct bre. Pendant qu'i! allait
champ il travail, l'alouettc montait dams
les cieux ct chanat son tire-lire Lalouette ct lie
chaqnc matin dams 'aube lie soir la tAche remplie,
lie eltpnscue await pour lie campagnard de douces
luenrs pcines de Sc 6nte ct DIES harnonics dune
tendress'. G. 6tat la paix dams lc devoir, lie
boneur dams lie calme La vie ma pas besoin de
tumultes pour tre Lcureuse.
lie sodat, lui, Wit Ell de,ors de lui. Son existence
est nouyelle, Grange. recommenc6e, fate de regrets
ct CONNIE tcrmGe tsp6unce. C'est uue creation
pGnibe ct louloureuse Il lage OH la creation est
nne violence. l! y a Ia CONNIE un displacement du
crnr.
I
accomple, que 'annui mortel sempare de vous
Entire lie regret dhier ct l'inconnu de demain, sous
Influence dune osivet6 qui fatigue ct demoralise,
vous vous trouvcz dams un vide mauvais lame ct
etfrayant pour la conscience.
Malheur a ceux qui sennuent!
Nayant plus ,ien dams lie cuur, d6gohtes dune
existence sans bat, peldant la notion dn devoir
dams l'assoupssement OH reimbursement ies iacul-
ties, levenus indltcrrnts a tout qui redresse Ia
tte, sans amour-proprc. sans merits, dtenius
moralement ct nelIectuellement morris, lis une
proie face Il toutes les tentaons coupables ct a
tous les appes du vice. Comme lhomme Maine
pas lie vilc ct que le vide est en- eux par anear.
ti:scmcnt du beau lis Sc lancent follenent ct frenc
t;qncment, par soubrsauts ct par bonds, dams Ii
laleur qni leur srmbe resurrection ct leu
t parat I'M but. Leur 9uvre est impe, mais c'es
ouvre Et CONNIE le rcmords, conscience qui velt
toujours, Went les sasr dams leur crminee impei6
r ills luttent de dtsesror ct daudace contre cett
e conscience qui les inportune ct trouble leur som
neil. Lutte incessante dams laquelle lame n
remonte pas tonjouls 4 la umiere. LIE NAL de
II achamements eroces qui lemportcnt souvent Sill
les austerites de la veru, ct quand Ia revolte es
q comm' n.6e, ellie tient 4 honneur de triompher dan
n lie duel Orange de la honte contre la splendeu
, Apes tout, nest qu'unc question dhabitude,
qnand lie phi est prs, lie phi lie s'etface plus. I'm
taue premiere seiiaillt en- -tantes nombreuses 81
i votre destnee humane, CONNIE 81 cette premier
II faute tait un essaim fourmant de larves. l
$ repenr aloucra sans doute, mais il ne detrui
jamais. Toute auvre, bonne OH mauvaise, a Sc
IS cachet indeebile sa cause d'engendrement ct
= lerptt''i,f, sa fatae de consequences sublimes
honte"ses. Et, certes quaud rennui vous jette
NAL quana ce NAL ne detrut pas rennu, vous
= savez pas qnand ct oil vous vous aneterez.
pente a des "ertiges, rarement des arcs-boutant
Vous commences en- tremblsnt, vous frissez fr6n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-06-05

Les races sentretiennent par le travail, Sc
moralisent par iui, ct c'est par 'ui senl quill
plenitude dc bonheur ct garantie dave
mir. C'est Ia main qui trouvc ct conserve Ia
force, le cnur qui Sc multiple pour toutes
les ioies, Tame qui demande a linconnu son
mysterc ct a Dieu son immortalite. L'homme
nest pas une machine qui Sc dstrnit au frot
tement, mais une intelligence qui Sc remonte
par ractivite.
Et les noirs CONNIE individus ct CONNIE
travaieurs, sen cont. Pour quelques uns
qui grnndissent, beaucoup s'amoindrssent.
Lenr masse est insufiisante a Ia terre, /, Ia
plantation, a Ia production. Au reste, en-
vertu dune espece de philosophie cyniqne,
lis sont peu consommatenrs, ct lie temps
yiepdra pOur eux de consommer encore moins
N'estce pas une dichfance que tous les droits
politqnes ne sauront jamais prevenir bean
ctoyen qu'un daguenilla ! Belle domination
oue celle dune minorite num6rique ct intel
lectuelle
In revolution sociale americaine ma pas
encore dit son dernier mot, ct ce dernier mot
nest pas favorable l'Africain. Une elevation
subtle nest iamais recllc. Et ST les noirs
paraissent commander Ia situation actuelle,
cest que les blancs lie veulent. lis sont par
volonta de blanc, par amour de blanc, par
trejuge dc blanc. Celia vous parait etrange !;
mais nous rions personnellement lie cenx qui
reprochent aux Louisianais dayoir des pre-
.jnges.
Certes, les Louisianais meritent pcn ce
reproche de radical Nous les voyons bicn
plus nafs que celia, ct nous ne nous laissons
pas prendrc aux paroles dtmenties par les
| actes.
lie Louisianais, surtont le vien1 de la
vieille, des p'ejuges pour Ia couleu', non
pas des prcJnyes co'u,'c Ia couleur.
Cest bien different.
| Et celia est. .... ..... .....
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-06-05
P0stichcs.

FOStlchCS.
0 steele de pastiches,
Fier de ton saint.frusqnin,
les progress sont postiches,
Ton nom est Arlequin.
La mode ridicule
Balance ia padeur,
Par I'm jeu de bascule,
DE b6tise 4 laideur.
La femme y joue un role
D'habile ct bonne main,
Qui n est pas le moins drole
Du repertoire human. ...
Ce fut la crinoline, ..."
&c fut le corps serre,
Ce fut la popeline,
Ce fut le sein bourr6.
Et dame clievelure,
S'enrichissant de erin ."M...m
II II fl ffs4, ts@,-t -ieau- dams failure
Par tortillon dc train!
Fl les mollets de sole,
Les preoieux mollets 7
Ne Grains pas qu'on les vote;
lis ne sont pas trop lads.
Et le fard, ct la mouche,
Et la poudre de riz?
Et les dents de la bouche,
achetent les maris 7 0
o croustillantes chooses, .."
Que nous vOus admirons!
Etant etfets sans causes,
Vous parez laiderons. ........
Abanl0nnant la robe ...... A..
De dix-huit pieds ct plus, ..".
Qui couvre ct qui d6robc
lie plus ct lie surplus,
La femme tres-prudente
A boaucoup fcourte .....M...
Sa jnpe trop pendante,....
Et c'cst bien invente.
Puis a la mappemonde,
Oh lie dos perd son nom,
Des chitfons font un monde,
-Epreuve a tout canon.
Javoue ct je confesse,
Honni qui pense ! NAL
On on dirait une iesse
De puissant animal. .- =
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

nY virtue Of 3 deed Of trust, executed
an q delivered on the ist day Of Janua-
~, 1896, by A. a.. Paxton, 10 US Is Trustees,
nominated and named In said deed, the same
being Of rec0rd In the Probate Clerks ONCE
OF Warren county, Mississippi, In book
d. D., pages 1855, and Of y demand on us
as Trustees Aforesaid, by certain creditors OF
said grantOr holding claims secured by said
deed, due and unpaid, for . sale Of said
property, hereinafter designated and de-
sCribed THE SAINT being u part OF the prop
erty conveyed in said dee { OF trust), as pro.
vided by the condition Of the said trust deed,
VIC will, on the LIST day Of February, 1870, at
the COurthOI SO Of Warren county, In the
city OF NiCksburg n state OF Mississippi,
between the hours Of II O'Clock A. Y. an |
O'Clock P. NJ, proceed TO sell { , the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
real estate, lying and being In the county OF
Warren, state OF Mississippi, to-wit:
All OF section q. all OF section 2S. except
the east bali OF the northeast quarter; also
the north half md east quarter OF sec.
ton 90; also the east half Of the northeast
quarter and the east half Of the southeast
quarter of section 20: also lots 3, ST. and q. In
section -; also lots ., q and 7. in section 10
also that portion Vt lots . and G In section 10,
south Of Deer Greek; also lots /, 2 and 3, In
section q; also the north hall Of the north.
west quarter and north hall OF the west hall
Of the northeast quarter OF section D;. also
the, land conveyed to A. III. Paxton by j. ..
Wi sOn being o part OF the southeast eighth
Of section 49, also land couvcyed by X. l.
Mathews 10 said Paxton. known as the Wit
tiYgtOn Place. All Ofsaid lands lying and
being in township II, range cast, contain
log about two thousand eight hundred and
thirty acres, mOio or less,
Terms Of salo-Cash Oh dGliYery Of the
deed.
selling as Trustees, we Will not convey IN
purchaser or purchasers under a warrant Of
title. but will convey only such title as
vested In Us by said deed Oltrust.
j. A. KLEIN, Trustee.
VIZ. G. PAXTON, Trustee.
noXOz-ldg
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
EXECUTOR1S SALE.

n n accordance with the will OF Samuel r.
B0lls, deceased. late OF the county Of
Kinds and state OF Mississippi, tho under
sisned, executor thereof wi sell at public
auction, at The door Of the courthouse In the
town Of Raymond, In the county and State
aforesaid. IN TUESDAY. ths 28th day OF De.
cembeT, A d. 1850, within the hours pre-.
scribed By law the following real estate Of
said decea Of, In the county Aforesaid. to-
wit; West half Of section tWenty-0n C9i;I
northwest quarter and west half0fth south.
west quarter OF section twenty.aiRht as J
and north half OF west half Of northwest
quarter Of section THIRTY three t3S) all In
township six o. range three a. west, con.
tanning six hundred l600) acres, more or less.
The above land lies about three mics weseof
Bottoms Depot; about three hundred acres
open on It; q large portion or tue Opening Is
takers Greek bottom, adjOlning the lands Of
Mrs. Champion and Mr.. Petrle. The Vicks.
burg and Meridian railroad and Clinton
TOad pass through IL.
Trrns OF sale, One.thiFd % cash, and the
remainder In one year from the day Of sale,
with eight t6) per cent. per annum interest;
note secured by deed OftTu.t on the land.
THOI. KIDD,
Executor Of sAm'l Il. BOlls, decd.
Y. B.-If purchaser should wish 10 rent
what was formerly the other portion OF 8. X.
BOlls' estate, ! am instructed ~ say by Mrs.
4. A.. Harper that the will rent It on reason
able terms. loel9l +. X.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
In the Circuit Court of the
United States for the South
ern District Of Mississippi.
Robert L. Maitland, Comp.

Robert l.. Maitland, Comp''l
vs.. Is. .. No 81 In equity.
Andrew Turtbnll. bert.
DUkSU ANT 10 4 decree from thu tlrcult
Court Of the nitci states for the South.
ern District OF Mississippi rendered In the
above styled case, on the 23d day Of May,
A. ID. 1883, the undersigned Marion smith,
substituted by order oil said Court 70 execute
said decree 10 the place oil ID. ". Hurst, Jr..
dec act, will,
ON Thursday tho 2Oth Of JMnu.
AIRY, a. ID. 1870
q the courthouse door OF Issaqu M county.
m the state OF mississippi, within the hours
oil2 n. and 4O'clt OK P n. sell ut public ven.
due V the highest biuder for cash. the land.
and tenem nts and per onAl property de.
scr,bed In said complainAnts' Dill OF com
plant and said decree, or so much as will
satisfy said complalnant's debt and cost OF
suit, 10 wit:
Ali that certain tract or parcel Of Land
ying aud being In the county of issaquena
aforesaid and stats Of Mississippi, and COM
prising all OF lection ten, c0ntainingBS lO-lOO
acres; all OF 80 ton eleven, cOntaining
$40 6i.lOO acres; Lot 2, and sixty.lve acres
In Lot one, section twelve, containing l02
acres Lot three In section twenty one. con
tanning seyentY.s gcres; all OF fractional
section twenty-five. containing g - 100
acres; all OF section lwenty.seVen, contain.
Ing 60 acres, all 10 tow nshlp nineteen
range nine west, Ch0oktaw land district,
containing tw~ehty.three hundred acres,
more or less, the same being the tract usu.
ally known rs lakewood, together with all
the tenements, hereditaments and appurte-
nancos, mules, iarmsng implements, and
other stock on said plantation. and inclute
In the deed OF trust mentioned In said bill OF
complaint
on payment Of the purchase money, deeds
will be made the purchaser or %purchaseTs.
As directed by said decree.
COSTS MARION SMITH, COm'r.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable TazoO Plantation,

pursuance ofa deed Or trust executed
sfsh day Of June, A, ID. 1897, By Garnett
Andrews, eF ana wife, % secure the pay.
meut Of certain debts therein mentioned
lwhich deea "a recorded In paEn SO, Of Book
"P," Heeorts OF De8ia OF Holmes county.
Mlssihstppl. viii. q the trustee named
m said deed, en- Monday, the "a day 81 jan
lazO0 City, laEo1 COUNTY. Mississippi, with
10 the usual hours Of sale, sell at public out
cry 10 the b ghe,t bidder. for cash, the valu-
able cotton plantation on Bee Lake (YaEoo
bUtioml In Holmes county, state Aforesaid,
described ., follows:
Southeast quarter OF section 5, east half
aud east bali OF southwest quaTter OF section
B. the west half n west hilf Of southeast
quarter Of section 0. aad the northwest quar-
Ter and west half Of sou invest quarter Of
section IS; al In township ~ range I west,
containing u100) twelve hundred acres
said land Is within twenty miles OF YaEOo
City. ls accessible and convenient 70 one
$ eAmb0at ltndinB On Iaz0O river. and also
10 one on Tchula Lake. and lies within three
or four miles OF the line Of the proposed Va
ZOO Valley Railroad. Four hundred acres
we're In Guilty. ltion before the war, besides
. n~eadening Of about 900 acres, and contains
= good Clubhouse anu prces, ami q few
cabins. Finy acres in cultivation the pres
ent year.
There will be no "by bidding" and pur-
chascrs arc invited 70 at' snd. Good titles
delivered on day Of sale. The land IS mum.
Dor one corn and cotton soil that In cultiva-
ton The present year averaging q iull bale
per acre. Is free from over now, as tho aver
age Of valley plantations, and portions Of IL
UNI snally high; susceptible OF convenient
JOHN i. UETH, Trustee.
IAZ01 CITY, Miss, Nov. g 4w
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
SARAH B. HAlN>IEG. AMERICA HAISNIRO
II al. Minors. Guardian.
Sale Real Estate.

NO GreenberrY " hAtley and Tillman II
Whatiov, minor heirs Of Roumlna What
Icy, deceased; and Walton Whatloy, the
father Of said mlnoFs; You arc here
by cited to DO and personally appear before
slstippi. At IL nHx February Term, on Mon.
day the hrt day Of the term, TO show cause
lfany YOn can why the Real kstatA balonR.
ing 10 the said Sarah Il. HAihning, ct al, nj.
noTs, e0pJtintly with the adult hgifs OF
Robt. Halning, deceased, should not DO sold
a. prAyea for, in. CHAPPELL.
declT-td Clerk,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
joins Fowls Estate. b. T. EDw ARDS, Rx'r
Final Account.

'NNO sarAh j.. Drew and Newt Drew, her
husband, John w. BAreheld, Eugene Z.
Barthed d. T.. j. Bar0held, and the unknown
heirs Of james Hoffman, and all other per.
SOas interested In said estate.
You are hereby cited TO be and
personally appear before the Probate
Court Of Warren County, Mississippi, at lis
next February term, on Monday thu first
day oflhe Term, to show cause II any you
can why the final HGcOunt Of said Executor
J. II. CHAPPELL,
deeiT-h Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
Administrator Notice.

NJ Office Is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the estate OF VIM. Il.
Sloan, deceased, were granted TO the under
signed at tho September Term OF the Pro-
bate Court Of Warren county, Mississippi,
aud that all persons having cleims against
said estate are requested and required to
exhibit the same, and have them registered
ln the manner and within the time prescribed
By law, or they shall DO forever barred.
SIMON SUYDAM,
Adm'r OF VIM. d. Sloan.
NIB. Miller q Birchett, attorneys at law,
are authorized 10 attend 10 any business
connected with said estate during my ab.
sonce. SIMON BUYDAM,
OcS0aw Admir- OF W. B. Sloan.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
AdmInistrators Notice.

UTHEREAB, letters Of administration
wv on tho estate OF @. W. d. Messenger,
DECEASED, were granted to the anders Ened
~ the last October term oftho Probate COuFj
Of lssaquena county, State Of Mississippi
Now, all persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased, are hereby required
10 exhibit the same within the time limited
by Law, or the SAM will DO haired.
JAMES L. NAYFIELD,
nOV1.W6W Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
FLO r EHICE
SEWING MACHINES

WETEc claim for the Florence tie follow.
ing advantages over any aud all other
Sewing Machines:
It makoS four different Stitches. the lock,
and the sSm IN iSIiS SEs IdsSh H Sfc6 az Sss
alike on both sides of b fabriA.
Every Machine has thu reversible feed mo.
ton, which tnAbles the operator, by SIN II
turning q thumb screw, 70 have tbs WORK
run either to the right or lett. to stay any
pert Of the seams OF iasten the ends Of seams
wlthOU' turning the fabric.
The only Machine having a se~lT-adJustine
SHUTTLE t~enslOn-the amount Of tension al
wayh being IN exact proportion ~ the size
Of the bOlbin
Changing the length Of stitch, and frol
enc kind Of stitch TO another, can reA lily be
done while the Machine Is IN motion,
The needle Il easily adjusted.
II Is almost n0lseless and can be used
where quiet Is necessary.
It's motions are ell positive; there are nc
springs to get out OF order, and It's slmplici.
" enables the most inexperienced ~ ope,
rateie
Il does not require aner thread on The un,
der thAn Tor tho upper side, and will sew
across the heaviest seams, or from one d
more t~hicknesses OF cloth. without change
or needle, tension, or breaking thread.
The Hermer l. easily adjusted and will
turn any vldth Of hem desired.
Mother Machine will do 50 great q range
OF work ~ the Florence.
twill hen, fell, bind, gather, braid. quilt,
AID gather and sew on = rufle at the same
time.
The taking up Of the slack thread is no.
performed by the irregular contraction Of q
wire coil or uncertain operation Of wire ie.
veFs. The precision aud accuracy with
which the Florence draws the thread into
the cloth Is unapproacned In any Sewing
Machine hitherto offered In the market.
We furnish each Machine with tB trnum's
Self sewer,H which guides the work itself,
and Is Of i~ncalculable value, especially IA
inexperienced operators.
For sale ak
MAX. KCNER's
JeWelgy Store.lbS Washington st, VicSsbuFg.
daeafkw
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
Administrator Sale.

nY Virtue ola decree OF the Honorable
Probate Court Of Warren county, Ms.
sIsslppi made at the July term, A. D. ie6o,
thereof, the undersigned, administrator OF
the Estate Of benjamin s. Tappan, deceased,
will, on saturday, the 39I day Of Jalua.
~, 1910, at the east door ofthe Courthouse, In
the city Of VlcksbuFg, sell 70 the highest bid.
der, for one half cash and the n sidug on q
credit or twelve months, the following des.
cribed lot or parcel Of land, situate, lying
and being In the city OF VickSburg, 10. wit -
Part OF LOT two hundred and seven an IN
square thlTty.one t3ll on the original map OF
said city, and be ng the lot on which Is lOca-
ted the fourth store. house from the corner Of
Washington and Crawford streets, and
fronting on Washington street, about TWEEN.
ty-lour feet six Inches, and running back at
right ang Is Que hundred and thirty'seven
feet six inches, 10 an alley OF ten feet Wide,
reserved Tor the use Of ali bull ings on said
lot aO1, square ~, which lrout on Washing.
ton street, on which Is erected u twO.stOTy
brick s,Ore-h0use, and which said lot and
premises was conveyed 10 said deceased by
Hrown and johnson, by deed bearing date
February 10, 1850, recorded in the Probate
Clerks Office Of saii Warren county, In Book
"C T." pages ~ and 50, and alsp all the build.
ingS and Improvements on said lot.
AMOS TAPPAN, Admir-.
II. II. MILLER, Attorney. declS
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25

BIZ uMnM 9aEnMEm MMnmmw nFWWs
ea tAat Ne VII Bnr1uaat % an order "
l1lEA el ~ raaie arcl1asfs cash. = ID
Aal bidder e. tno o1uFth1aaa do1T d thl
city e. Vict1buHz. en
WDDAY,E HHalsTD DAY % DECEMBER
1906. &c r. 0eloak n TIE eRah accounts.
bcok-dsbn, pro niatory noh@. Judgments.
aud ashlF chess in action. Blooming z
fhs STATE 81 william CFutdheF. b1hfFuBi
thea remaining undlanuzed Of. IT, hom ahy
cause. the sale cannot take place. OF d
o8Hcladed. 10 Will be continued from day 20
day.
OWLS MoGARR. Assignee, 50.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
FOR SALE.
"A Large Brick Cottage res.

"A Large Brick Cottage res
ideDce, on Cherry street.
A BRICK STORE, on Leveo street, near
the PTentiss House.
One.hIth interest In two Brick Stores on
washington and Clay streets opposite WASH
ingtOn Hotel.
Alarge and hne building lot In the eastern
portion OF the city, near residence Of WsW.
Allen.
A very large lot IN Cherry street, Joining
the VieksbuTg 4 Meridian Railroad, sulta-
bic tor business house or residence.
Two plantations for rent. One near Big
burg. Also, 400 acres Of land FOR sale on the
Mississippi river, below WaFfent0n.
ApplJto C0WAN q Hg0ARR,
dealE-a&W3t Over Yiekshnrg Bank.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Az A@&W - GAAAAAAa
DY virtue Of o decree OF the Chanccry
I'D Court Of Warren County, Mississippi,
lately rendered az the June term, 1863, there.
OF, IN q cause w5eTelu L lwGrd Dorsey,
and another were compliments ". IsaG'
y. Edwards, def Hdan,. the undersigned
special commissioner appointed BY sale
court herein, will, on
Wednesday, the 18TH day Of Jans
u0Fy, 1870,
Proceed to sell at public auction, before the
east door Of the Court House, In the city Of
V%lcksburg, Mississippi, within the hours
prescribed by law, to the hignest bidder for
cash, the following described property Of
said defendant, tO.wit:
situate lying and being In the county Of
Warren, state Of Mississippi. Inc south
east quarter Of section five, In township
fourteen, range four east. containing one
hundred and sixty-One acres, moro or les,
TO satisfy compliments demand and costs.
VS.. X. INGERS0LL,
jyli.w6m Special Commissioner, &c.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
HLTERIA HEDICA

o1aiains - msFe orka8HtIga1 powerful
ed cGuoEFs mo1ioina nan thoae q ne
vassabia klnzaaa. Af ths zane Tine his
ahsthsyoaa alspuis tat huah moaieinm
lsassi N tas hamaa rystsm no bed eaeets
RasssbTs q aAauid Be mAa's study 70 aV0ld
I'll nediuaa that 10 any form eoatala the
isass part Of aay Of the aaaY m~sFeurial and
nFsezioal preparations
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
FRANK ?. HO9D, iJAs TAyIop
Late Of Kentucky. LatofKy,CR.P
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
Fifth Street, near Main,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HORD s. TAYLOR, PrOpr's.

AVGNG leased this well known And
popular Hotel for q term Of years, and
IL, regardless Of expense, We are noWp Ts.
pared to accommodate the travelling publIs
ma manner second to no Hotel IN Do ejtv
We bring TO the management the experlenee
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-25
Administrative Notice,

"~WHWWN
ETTERS OF administration on the estate
~ OF Robert Reed, deceased, were granted
TO he undersigned by the Probate Court OF
Warren county at the November term. 1869
thereof. All persons having claims against
salt estate are notified to have them pro-
bated and rogiStrlei within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be barred.
ANNIE Y. REED,
Nov. %, 1859 W8W Administrative.