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S C OF 7. ILLIAMS & CO.
Bankers and Brokers'.

Bankers and Brokers,
HAYE opened their new Banking House.
I1 adjoining the Court House lot, ,;hore,
with every facility for AN extensive business.
thdy solicit u continuance and increase of pub.
lie patronage.
Having no charter, tho members OF the firm
are individually liable for their contracts; while
the extent OF tho capital at their mand,
and the personal management of the Column
bia partners, will insure their customers fair
safe and liberal treatment in every transac.
ton. In addition to the usual business Of a
Bank in tho discount OF Notes and Drafts, tho
purchase and sale of Exchange, the receipt Of
Deposits &C., they deal largely in Stocks,
Bonds, Coupons, Specie and Bank Bills, both
on their own account and on commission for
others.
They auo,o interest on deposits according to
agreement, and give special attention to Col
leetioDs, remitting promptly when paid.
The use Of large and secure Yatllt ia offer.
ed to their friends for the safe-keeping of spe.
cial deposits, without charge.
EDWIN J. SCOTT,
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Nov 10 limo HENRY E. SCOTT.
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A GARD.
.s,aass.a,,,,k

,.,..-. .s,aas; -. .l,y,k
iHe 6ss t9 tnf05mg fg 9W Friends. visiting go
lumsia, ,ithat we are withthe 4hIMENsE DRY
GOODS HOUSE OF n 70. sH1vER,, and viii
be srAtiaed TO receive . pall from them. We
never have been In so good q condition before
to servo the interests Of buyers-the stock
exceeding in amount, in beauty, in freshness
and in variety, anything Of the kind we have
ever handled. As to price, we go beyond this
market to compete, and will I'LL bills in any
market, freight added,
David Jones,
Winthrop Williams,
VIM Bollinger,
Henry Davis,
F T Miller,
E} Orchard,
CA Bedell,
FB Orchard,
T Williams,
Il X Cameron,
J A ShieIi5
w j Rsmsay,
Willie Folk.
L Banks,
Henry Beard,
II Porcival
ID e Stalnaker,
VIM Shells,
TABell
r P Mayrant, Jr,
TIP Purse,
w G Moore,
M Graham,
A Sylvester,
VIM Parker,
Move ID L Presley.
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Washington News.

.t
WASHINGTON, November 9-Tbe State
Department has Chinese advioes, endors-
ing Burlingame's negotiations.
There - unusual activity at the Navy
Internal revenue receipts to day $780,
600.
No disasters to coast steamers are re-
ported from the recent storms.
The Herald, Of to-day, says: Fisk has
gone up, the Erie Road to solve the diff
ficult problem of wages and strikes. He
takes with him n following of buffers,
bnmmers, shoulder-hitters, eye-gougers,
and other experts of the sort. We
await the result of this little piece of
private war with considerable patience.
The Tribune says: The Cuban Junta,
we are glad to say, has been re-organ-
lied. Magil Aldama, wealthy planter,
HilRrio Cisneros. relative of Salvador
Cisneros. and the Marquis of Santa Lu.
cia, are among its members. Upon the
new Junta the Cubans seem to be agreed,
which is one point gained. It's admitted
business character appears to be another.
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Gas Light Bills.
Mountain Apples.
F FISHER, LOWRANOE d FISHER.
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Masons
Of South Carolina.
Mountain Anpies

A THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION
RSTof the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of
M Ancient Free Masons OF South Carolina,
will be holden at Masonic Hall, Charleston. on
the 10th day OF November 1869, commencing
at High Twelve
The Presidents of the various railroads in
South Carolina have kindly consented 10 per-
nit the Grand Officers and Delegates to pass
and repass thereon for one fare. The full fare
is to be paid at the place of starting, and cer-
titcstes will be issued by the Grand Secretary,
at the close of tho mmuncation, emitting
the holder to return free of any charge what
ever. Worshipful Masters and Wardens, or
delegates Of subordinate Lodges, Grand or
fcers and Past Masters, will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly
Nov j. II. s. BRUINS, Grand Secretary.
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ateaelssla zeNzI

From. aiE 81 s iliSs FGg tphysi.
ssass,. sisnss ,s.sgg lAahaRssls spaRRsls oass r
HAxaa4a NassznberSa ~ Tho, cholera
YEeyailss Yellow iover has also appeared
As Pneff6 Principe. A steamer .fr5m
Speip, Nith battalion Of troops, hhs
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TO TEACHERS,

TO TEACHERS.
The National Series of School Books.
COMPRISING Parker & Watsons READ
" ERS and SPELLERS, Monteith & McNal-
ly's BIOGRAPHIES, Davies 'ARITHMETICS,
ETC., etc., are the adopted standard for State
uniformity in all tho public schools Of Alaba-
ma, louisiana. North Carolina.
Publishers Descriptive Catalogue compris-
ing over 800 different. works, and spocimcn
copy of Educational Bulletin" sent free
Special prices for first introduction or exami-
nation. A. s. BARNES 4 CO., Publishers,
Nov9 Z
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Nov9 8

MI Q * 6 M z L E75
Wholesale and Rotail Manufacturing
G o N + &c T1OMER RY,
Main Street, Greenfe,ds Ro,o.
ECIALITY.-CANDIES made OF PURE
~ SUGAR, that has stood the test of popu-
lar taste for thirty years.
w no L z ALE CAN NDIEs,
Put up in 25, so and 100 pound Boxes, we'll
Assorted, at as low a figure pure Goods will
warrant. In order to compete with the largo
manufactures Of the North, the wholesale
price Of assorted Candies will be 27 cents per
pound. No charge for boxes.
Nov410 J. MCKENZIE
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A WRoNG IMPRESSION CoRHEcrED.
Many persons believe that there is no
value in anything that does not come
from "the North" How humilstinpp
However, this impression is being gra-
dually corrected. 1t is now admitted
that no remedial agents has ever been
discovered, North or South, that pos.
sesses, in SO eminent degree, the power
of eradicating from the system ali fonl
distemper, as-DR. TUFTS SARsApARIIIA
AND QUEKN's DELIaHT. The secret is. il
assists nature to lo This through its o,on
channels. It is composed of vegetable
substances alone. every one of which
grows n-Southern soil. It is the Br.oop
PURIBrhR Of THE AdR. ~ s.s N6t3 :.
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MILE. EMILE HENRIETTA COOKE


The Premier Equ"stricnne of the World /!
The most gifted and daring LADY RIDER
ever seen in any age country, from the
principal Amphi'heatres of Europe, and
THE GREAT JOHN HENRY COOKE!
The acknowledged Champion Rider of the
Universe, Qate OF Cookies Royal Circus, Of
European fame, whose extraordinary talents
command the largest snlary ever paid to any
Artist engaged in the vocation of amusing
-, the public.
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Dbnasceio Ncws.

ro4A LAsross govsnl'er 81 A4rsisea-
steamer Champion, schooner Archer
aud Reeves Man Yorl. Sailed steam
or Georgis schooner Myrover. New
York; schoones, ,Rosali9 Bahamas.
RICHMOND, November '9.AThe Rev.
j. 81. Bacon. q distinguished Baptist
minister, and former President of the
Columbian College, District of Colum-
bin, died here, to-day, aged seventy.
Two hundred and fifty German immi-
grants arrived to-dsy.1
.CMoNNATI, November 9.-Forty cat
Ae died with the plague, at Pliffer's dis
=, Ei1lsry. to-day. Efforts have been made
10 prevent its spread.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9.-Twenty
full 'oargoes of wheat wero shipped to
foreign lands during October. The Octo-
.ber exports were 593, 900 sacks wheat
and "a, 900 sacks flour.
Fort BENTON, November 9.-The small
pox is raging among the Indians.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, November 6.-The
Rochester Theatre was totally destroyed
) by fire this morning, and the adjoining
buildings damaged. The fire was dis
covered at o'clockl q. M. in the green
room, and swept ell before it. The block
was owned by Keller i McAlpine, who
lose $40, 900. Insurance S15, 900. Thomas
Carr, the manager Of the theatre, lost all
his property. and barely escaped from
the building with his life. E. L. Da-
yenport was playing an engagement, and
lost part of his valuable wardrobe. The
aggregate loss was upwards of $50, 900.
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Pure Dickson Cotton Seed.

WE offer for sale 800 bushels pure "Dickson
w COTTON SEED" grown from seed OBJ
taincd from Mr.. David Dickson, Oxford, Ga
last spring, and which were selected for his
Own use.
notwithstanding the unprecedented dry sea-
son-which has continued for several months
we have gathered, mp to the present time,
from / 500 to 2,450 pounds to the acre.
Price 81. 90 for one to five bushels; 80 90 for
five bushels or more.
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Do yon want an Appetizer Use Solo
mons Bitters-greatest tonic of the age.
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OXFORD, Ga, November 4, 1869.
do certify that j sold to Messrs. Richard
O'Nealc & Son. of Columbia, S. c., some of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, fer planting
haRt they Raters tGs
Seed they raise, may rely upon getting the
Genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON.
We are MIR. Dickson's agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, il desired
Price S.. 90 from one to five bushels, or 81 90
for five and upwards. ..
Sample Stalks to be seen at State Fair.
Nov9 RICHARD O'NEALE 4 SON.
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The SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use
OF Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM for the COM
plexion. ,.e
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
1t is applied, and beautiful complexion
OF pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any lady can secure it for rs cents at any
of our stores.
q. To preserve and dress the hair use
Lyons katlairOn O1Tt12
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MRS. s. A. SMITH

INVITES the Ladies OF Colombia and
i strangers visiting the city. to call and exa-
HATS. open THIS DAY, at her rooms over c.
r. JACKSON 8 store. Nov94
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Rich, Rare and Handsome.

For Sale.
FE1HE WOOD on 200 acres of Pine Land, with
Il in three miles Of Columbia. Apply to w.
A. MERIWETHER, NJ at Ursuline Convent, Vale
Crucis. Nov 7 81
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Mules.
5 PERSONS desiring to purchase fine
T3A young broke MULES, can DO 80 by
calling at the National Hotel Stables
Nov93 THOMAS GAINES.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
HYMENEAL.

At the Presbyterian Church, IN this city,
on Tuesday, the iAth Instant by the Rev. y.
Il WhCelef, Nh n. "A. LisstTRR 10 Miss
LizzlE IuoEER. both OF ViekshurR.
1t the same time ant plRoe. the same cinr.
gyman officiating. Mr.. V~nAIsqOPHRB MIS-.
eos 70 MRs NErrIE 81 LESS! L.
The winged god who rules the Kingdom Of
Hearts has made > double bit, aud his uney-
ring shaft has pierced four fond hearts.
Loves tabled Paradise has opened upon
them, and the beatiae pl asaIcs Of earth are
prOfered to their eager longing: A now life,
now joys, a new world now spreads before
thom. f.. n
May they realize all that the rondest love
can hope fr, and may the ,glorlcs OF thelr
llv6s pale not until lost In the immortal
splcndors Of eternity. v
At the residence OF Mrs. Jane E. Brown
in this city, On tho 9th day Of December.
1859. by dev Il. n. Hall, Nh. W. r. CLOYEI
and MISS SUB A, CLOVER. all Of Kinds coun
~, Mississippi.
In this city, On the l4th inst, at the resi-.
denc0 OF Phillip Sart0rious, MIR. LION FISH,
HI 70 MlssBA BETTE ROSE
A lhe mighty bard said, "a rose BY an
other name would DO as sweet'l so Il va
thought perfectly safe to try the exporimen
aud substitute that Of Fishol. In COnse
quence We hope that their ardent wishes an
poisoning hopes may receive the reward
9 rich fruition.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

A white woman in Louisiana
has been initiated as priestess of
the Voudoo order. The ceremo.
ny consisted of an Incarnation, in
which the novitiate danced, clad
in a single white garment, within a
charmed circle Of beef bones and
skeletons, toads' feet, and spiders,
with camphor and Kerosene oil
sprinkled about.
A trade in young girls has late
" been discovered in Galicia sim.
liar to that long existing in Hun
gary. Organized bands Of men
have been engaged in the trade,
their business being to wander
around the country, and after get
ting possession of a victim, mar
ry her and then send her off to
Turkey or Egypt.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

DY Virtue osa decree OF the Honerahla
Probate Court OF Warren county, MS.
sIssippl made a. tho July term, A. D. iseA
thereof the undersigned, adFainistrataF az
the Estate OF Benjamin s. Tappan, deceasaA
will, on Saturday the sd day Of Janna-
~, $50, az the east door 0fthe Courthouse II
the city Of ViokBbarg. soil 20 the highest hl0-
der, for One.half cEsh and the residue On =
credit or twelve months, the following das-
oFibed lots parcel Of land, aituata9 lvina
and being In the city Of Viokaburg. eo.wifs-
Partoi lot 1.-TWO hundred and seven 0ln IN
square thirty-one OIL o the originAf nan z
SAID city, and beng the lot on whieh a losa-
ted the fourth store. house from theeofnere Il
Warrington and Crawford slrnnfn. an6
fronting on Washington street. about tEan~
ty-lour feet six inches; and Kunnina hstk ~
Itghe angles one hundred and thifAFaaVan
feet six inches, 70 an alley ertan It1s wide
reserved lof the uso Of Gil tniIainM On go
o. go, square %, which front "a Washlae-
ton street, % which 3 erected D awa.ataff
brick l~tofe-hou1e, and an1ea aaia io1 ~
premises WaeeonveYea % nz|d deceased -
hEuWn and Johnson, bYatsA bearing a.
February 70, 1850, reooE4I In taa
OleKkg omeo q Taid Wa7lgn conutas n
~ o. pasea p cad e. Esd ai1Qa ~ s IN
tngs ndkmpEovemeaM On aaI4 ltE
AMOS 9ARfaM. Admfn
n. n. MIlkHa, Ai1orne9. 100
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
WEEKLY COmmERuIAL AND
FINANCIAL REVIEW.

WEEKLY C~OMmEmCIAL AND
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
OFFICE oT TuE vl0EshURu unaALp.
Zee. u.
We are pleased 10 report busl-
ness for the week past as very good.
u APPEARS 10 us probable that our
local trade will DO much better
from this out than Il has been so
far. Many planters who have been
holding cotton will be forced TO sell
very shortly In order 10 procure
supplies and TO make arrangements
for the coming year. The ship
ments Of cotton are Increasing Our
town shipments for the week were
2,4SI bales; reshipmcuts, l,Gl0
bales-4,097 bales total. Our banks
report the money market very
stringent, with gold buying at 100
aud exchange at par. We earnestly
hope that planters will not go TO
New Orleans or st. Louis for sup.
plies when they an purchase better
and cheaper right here.
We believe our merchants eau
afford TO, and will sell as lew as
can be bought either at New Or
leans or st. Louis, They can afford
to do so because a merchant who
purchases by the thousand dollars
worth can buy cheaper than Ono
who purchases by the hundred dol
lara worth; and freight, &c, is
added to the purchases of each.
Our cotton market is firm and
there Is q rising tendency exhibit
ed. We quote middlings at 800
23l4c and low middlings at 22IG q
23c.
The New Orleans Price Current
reports n moderate degree of ami.
nation in the cotton market, and
advices from Liverpool Oncourag-
ing. The receipts have been liberal,
but sales moderate. Sugar and
molasses in brisk demand and
though with liberal receipts prices
are slifleuing.
Western produce shows little
animation and sales are moderate.
Flour is wanted for export.
Accounts from the interior re-
garding. crops are more encourage
ing.
The London Times editorially,
while admitting the improved
quantity and quality and price Of
India cotton, does not consider
possible the displacement Of Ameri-
can descriptions.
cONPARATIyR PRICEs OF COTTON.
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tOriglnal.
To BABY may.
oS HEa VrRsT lRTn Day, Z Bru, 1919.

y HEa FIRST BlRTH Day, DEC, 1Bru, 1919.
Our Little Mischief " baby May,
Is just twelve IN nth old to-day;
And Iu,t one year OF lie has gone
Since che, our d Ring babe. was born.
And can It be her very self,
tbs charming, cunning, laughing eli,
That Just a year ago to-day
SO helpless, almost Ii eless, La!
Oh, Is II true and a II DO
That baby May is our bab!f
She is indeed; and yet It's queer
To have the liz 10 stranger here.
We love thee. tabc-m,mma andI-
We love thee, pet, most ten leily;
Aud yet u year ago today
We little thought Of babf May,
Sweet baby May, loved baby May,
Thou know'st not oil thy natal days
Perchance in fu ure thou may'st see
These 'lnls we write to-day for thee.
Dear II tie one-our baby May
For thee 10 Col we plead and pray
And ask that lie thy life shall cheer
Aud brighten each sue 3eeling year.
W. 4 L.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

A popular negro preacher in
Kentucky is losing his audiences
from the superstition which at
taches to him as an unluCky man.
Once he was blown up by the ex-
plosion Of q can Of powder
again, his church was struck by
lightning during services and 3
few days ago the floor fell in and
killed several Of the audience
"~SOmething wrong, sure," they
say.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
JOHN BOWLS Estate. D. P. Rpw ARDs, Ext
Final Account.

DO Sarah J. Drew and Newt Drew, her
4 husband, John w. Bareheld, Eugene y.
Bareheld. t. ]. B~areaol5, and the unknown
heirs Of James Hoffman, and ell other per.
sons interested In said estate. y.
You are hereby cited y be and
n~orsOnally appear before The Probate
Court Of Warren County, Mlasesippl, a. itl
next febFuaxy term, IN Monday the nrsi
day oflhe Term, 70 ahoW cause q ehy y0u
can why the anal ~aeoountof said Exeealol
shoula not BE- allowed 3 FEaHea q.
aeotd.td Gefk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

TAKE NoTIoE.-Having a very
choice, selected stock Of all kinds
of piece goods, and having q full
corps of the best workmen, we
are now prepared to make to or
der at short notice any style OF
suits of the latest fashion and at
very reasonable terms. No lit no
sale. RUHMAN & Co.
l27 Washington street.
d0cl4-lw.
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SARAH r. IlArENIEG ANKRloA HsEssisa.
IL al, Minors. Guardian
Sale Real Estate.

FHNo GreenLerrY Whatlcy aud Tjllman n.
Whatley, minor heirs OF RoumlnA Whist
ley, deseasedt aud Walton WhailaH tha
by cited to be and personally appear hasoro
the PiObAte Court OF Warren County. Mis-
slsslppl, atlts nUxt February Term, on Meas
day the irst day OF the term, TO show eanso
IL ANY you can why the Roal hetate belong
ingto the said Sarah u. Haianing, et a, ml-
n0Ts. '~cOnjCinily with tho adult heirs oG
whitley, deceased, should NOS be sold a.
prayer for. J.M. cHAPpELL
dSclI-td Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
An ALLRaORH.


High up on q rugged mountain.
Way beyond, % b sunllt fountai
A stately rose In grandeur grew.
Peerless aud bright; Of olrmIne hue,
Hshed H. de'y fragrance around,
Where the Wild lawn took hi, learles
bound
Alone, Upon that mountala side,
It bloomei, In solitary pride.
Or. lfOthors grew aro1nd the spot,
Ecllps'd, they grew you say hem not.
You only lclt. you only knew
just there, tn It rose, Ia beauty grew.
Tho ofqueanly form, and l'ny mein,
Modest, threw a blu hing ,htA
or high. anIhIly ye,:al light
Around tiat rose - wildly bright.
You only saw, you Oaly iclt,
That beauty, On elch le41et dwelt.
One morn, a youth, wish fearless b.uud,
Came sprinZing DER Inc rugged ground.
His eye was bright, AMI Jold he stepped
A on bis way, he forward lealt
Careless he SCENE Of ri, thing. there
8 We fpeshnGss OF the mo ntain air.
TIL sudde1ly, the mountain breeze
Floating way - dlstHnt seas,
Bore to his senses. a breath so swc I,
As staid his cage bounding feet.
With qulck'ne | sense, hi, glance he threw,
To where the rose IN grandeur grew.
Hal sweet lower, he boldly said,
Tho rough the path that | mus, tread
Within another %leotlng hour
Thou'lt ndOrn my fay. rite bower.
Now, sc'rCe within him sprAng the though
Ere, 70 win the prize, he fearless ought.
BY force OF Will, the rose in view,
Stronger, In hope, his purpose gr,w;
TIN, with a last, and vlg'rous bound
He reached this much des rid ground.
QuOtN he, force Of will has done 1t,
And, I've proudly, boldly won Il.
Not 80 fas', brave youth, the flower said
Tho dauntloss has been your manly tread,
Againss my will, I'll meier bo thine
To b'autltY a proud mans shrine.
Yet, to repay thy noble daring
One odOrouS kiss to thee, III ding.
Then, ere the stem. hiS grasp could meet,
The rose b ID found a safe retreat,
Rebuked, the youth with mantllnk boot
Withdrew ftOm whore the rose had stood,
And whispered, with a smothered sigh
= en- Dol ness, sometimes scars too high.
just as the youth and rose had parted
Another claimant, forward started.
Upon bis brow maturer year,,
Had LETT The print Of cares, and tears:
Sweet q Wer. he Aii. I'm 10 ely now
With none to soothe my aching brow;
Tho dead's the lro of oarly'youth,
Ny hear; Is strong In manly truth,
And thou, sweet TO Q ART lionel, here.
Come, SO with NE, my heart to cheer,
I'll ever prove a -teaifIst friend
Whose tender care, shall know no end.
just then, the rose, with blushc5 arm
In maid.n b. mtP, stood Transformed,
Strong love. sha said, with me, Is Ter
I gave It once, | can no more;
Yet, II he III lest & ntlcst care
will make thy gritfs, less bari to bear
Twin freely share thy future lot
And be thy faithful Forg t.me-not.
Ger The grey mans brow, a joyous beam
So gently stole, Bah, twas ali a IRE m,
OF Nemo.
OAK RIDGE. sept 2ith 1873.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
CLIO I'll G.:
dec7 emo

An Irishman gave birth to the
following bull "Jabers, Tommy, IL
l live till l die, and l dunno II / viii
or no, l want to see Ould Ireland
again before I lave America"
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DIED.

Attic residence OF her uncle, Mr.. A. W
Mosely, In Issaquena county. Dec. 9Th. 1859
III, Tennessee. b
Nashville papers viii please copy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

FACTS FOR THE LADIEs.-N.
D. SrooPs deposed: l have vis-
tied oil the principal sewing
machine manufactures, and have
had the best facilities for finding
out not only what was best, but
why 1t was best. Tho Wheeler &
Wilson is the simplest In parts, the
most direct, quiet, and rapid in &C.
ton of any two.thread machine
Other machines cannot keep ~
with It. / now sell ell kinds, an(
sell ten Of these TO one Of any other
Others come back for exchange
with many murmurs and com
plants: these, never. Once sold
they are gone, aud as an article Q
merchandise they are always sala
bic.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

paris, It lie estimated, constantly
contains an average Of 10000
strangers.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

The Irish girls Of San Francisco
h~avs:given Train . S7OO emerald.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
VlCKSBURG PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED DAILY By
The Chamber of Commerce.
FOR THE vICKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies. misses ana Children An
endless variety, at o reduction OF 90 per cent.
from current prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

MY STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, LADIES' AND CENTS
Furnishing Go0dA,
Boots, shoes and Hats, Laces and EnbFolderles White CeoAs
ma ~ and Housekeeping Linens, '9a9a gs9

BLANK ETs, OMEsTI sand,FASCx OoDsareimmens
now, and complete in Variety, style ana Priee.s3se5
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

COMPARATIVE PRICES OF COTTON.
December 10.