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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

rhEsTATA OF MlsslssiPPIJ
ware, County. %
&c rye {. Kre,s a Co., Attachment
IL. Hunter, BERT ES so %
Martin Keary. Attachment
same. : sas 81 20
samI. Eu:rhlm, AttAehmen,
same. : .,iS i9T co
jane n. sword'9 Attachment
II. Hunter 4 cO.,S siS0
From the ofilce Of L. NJ. Loewenl erg. Jus
ticn Ui the Peace, to the l7tn day OF August,
ls7l.
VTNHE foregoing attachments having been
IL lsspedb L. NJ. L9ewtnbcrg. Justice
o. the Peace In and for sal county, and re.
tur' able to the 7'h day OF August, 1870, and
having been duly levied on the personal pro.
perty. a, ths property Ol defendant Hunter,
ard defendant not being found, and II ap.
pcaTing 70 the sRI.Slac ION OI tac said Jus.
tlce that aid defendant Is a non r, sident OF
this state, 50 taat the ordinary process /
law cannot he served upon him, aud said
defendants, post Office and residence Is un-
ktOWn . sI,d Justice, II " thereupon ord r
ell that publication Je made Ave cons Gu.
Lve we.k, in the Vcksburg Weekly Herald,
4 NEWSPAPER printed anu published in the
CIT! Of N!cksburg, ,OunIy and state above
name |, = De and apps'r % or before thu
lith day OF september next 1870, before sal
Justice, then and there to an.wer &C, or
Judgment VIII be rendered herein against
'a!I defendant, and tie urop.rty ait.che
OT .tTeI to be sold according to law.
IL. H. LJEWENBEhG, J.P
aug!2 VS..
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

DAlN in the right side, under the
L edge Of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
LETT sidei the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side J.; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder.
blade, and j, frequently extends 70
the top Of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness /;
the bowels in general are costiye,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, &C.
comPanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. :. The patient complains of
weariness and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa.
tion of the skin; his spirits are low /;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
Of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. M'LANE's LIVER Pulls, IN
CASES or AoUs AND FEvER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PRoPRIRToRs.
P.S. Dealers and Physieians ordering from
osheTS than Fleming Bros, win do well 70 write
their ogdsn distinctly, and faAs ssss ~ b..
ALase,l, fyqtaVsd b FlfaiSr Byas., Piits.
tsygA, RS.
. Sold b al Esspse.sbls Druggists, and cOuniEg
stoFeksepers generally.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISER NTS
In Vacation,

wARHES CHlScERY coUEr, At Rnlss,.
To October Tern, a. D. Is7oS isTO.
james II. Gee. }
Z L. Mathews, administrator Of Hirami
Roberts, O. al.
TTPOS opening the papers In this cause.
" and II appearing 20 the satisfaction OF
tue court. IRON the affidavit Of II. n. Cook
plant rs attorney, that the said defendants
Mary d Hildebiand and II. Hildebrand, her
buso and, and Maggie b. Roberts, are non
residents Of t-o State OF Mississippi,
and beyond the Ordl ary process
Of thi, court, and that their place OF res.
ldence post Office are at the city OF Mem.
phls iE the state OF Tennessee; and that the
said defendant Philip Is. Roberts. 10 also a
non resident Of the State Of Mississippi, and
beyond the ordinary process OF this Court,
and tuat after dlligent enquiry, he ha' not
been able iO ascertain his place OF residence
and post Oalce. this Is therefore, b make
known to tne said Mary y II .ldebrand and
u. lliiHebrand, her husband; Maggie
+. Roberts ami Philip Is R0Defts,
thIt unless they be and appear he.
tore the hdpceiy Court Of Warren county,
70 bc held "a and Tor said county, a, the
Court House thereof, in the city Of Weeks
burg, on the
lst Monday in October, A. ID. 1870,
then and there % p.eSd, aRsw or or demur.
10 the said C. mi laingnts bill Ol comp aini,
tue same, with the allegations thereof, will
be taEen as confessed u, 70 them, and this
cause set Tor hearing Is 70 them Gxparte.
II Is iurtnGr ordered. that q COPY Of this
OrleT bc published in the Y.CksbuTg Weekly
Herald, newspaper printed and published
10 said state. once week Tor our succe,.
slve weeks, hnI tlat a copy OF this publici-
defendants by mail, postage prep Id, ut their
y ace Of rssldcIce and pot ofice, which Is
slemph.s, In said state OF r,nnessec.
Done before me, Clerk OF said ChAncer7
Court, AZ Rules, at ny Office In the city %
NlcEsburs, this Il dAy o. August, a. u. $50.
a, IA. Arthur. q "a.
II. F. Coos, Sol. for COmpl,.
augi2 Il
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

WELcoME.-We take much pleas
ure in calling the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of
English Female BitterS, In another
column.
This combination Is regarded as
the Great Female Medicine Of the
age, and is highly recommended by
the Medical Profession, and all
who have tested It.
Our female community are tr0ub-
led with many complaints peculiar
% their eek, and now 10 the time 70
secure Bottle and be cured.
iy28-m1.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

TIE New York Tribune has re-
Gently assumed almost q purely
zOnthippical character, II we may
use the expression and be allowed
the gender. 1t quarrelS with It's
contemporaries right and left, and
not finding material enough there
abouts, endeavors to thrust its per-
sOnal animOsity upon the unfOrtu-
nate French Emperor. The irasci-
BILE nature Of its editors must be
something fearful.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
STATE oFMss1ssrPP,

STATE or msNssPP)
Warren County.
In the Circuit Court OF saldi County, %
November Term thereof 1870.
Lorin BatieFheld,l
Patrick 6. Meath
Attachments and garnishment for s5s1.
UTHEREAs on the ith day OF June. A.
wv d, lsT1 LOrtn Butierleld, by hts at
tOrney, sued ou. from beiore ]. NJ, LOenburg.
Justice Of the Peace for said County and
State. a writ Of attachment and garnish.
ment against the estate Of Patrick G.
Meath, Tor the sum Of go dollars. retuFuable
to the July term 1870, OF the court hlOresnld.
and the same having been returned in the
CLERKS olllee Of the said 20 RI, executed bY
the Sheriff Of sad county, notice Is hereby
gwen, that unless the said defendant shall
appear, plead, answer, &C., on or before the
drst day Of the next November fern OF this
70 II. 10 be holden at the court House In
the City Of Yicssburg, In sad county and
State. co mencing on the
4th Monday of November, 1870,
Judgment by default, will 10 rendered
against him, ana the effects in thu GarnI-
shGe's hands will be disposed OF towards
the satisfaction Of'he saiu plaintiffs debt,
interest anu Ill costs
Given und my hand and Seal OF the said
Court, this Q h day Of August, 4. D., IsTO.
WM. II. FURhlss, Clerk,
By \, IL. Arthur, Dc.
W D. Pittmsn. plaintf attorney.
auslI-W3t
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
Warren Chancery Court.
In V.catlonl July 22ad 1870.
William T. Johnson,

In V-catlon) July 22ad 1870.
William Z. E.Jthnson,
VS.. No $40
Anna NJ. Smells, OF SlO
.TTPON opening the pauerI in this cause,
4 ant Il appchring u the satisfaction q
he u urt nom tn" all lhvt Of Ma tin Mar.
shall, e Oi tae solicitors for complainant,
that Nice smedes, one of the defendants in
this suit, i, a mon resident Of the state OF
Mississippi nd beyt nj the ordinary process
OF Il Is Court, and that her place OF n sidence
and Post flee are at Raleigh, IN the state
Of North Carolina; this is therefore TO make
known 70 tie said Alice 9riedes, that unless
she he and appear at . Lhsnoery Court, to be
holden IN anu for the County OF War en-, At
the court House thereof on the hrst
Monday in October, A. D., 1870,
to plead, answer or temur 10 the said Con-.
plainants Bill oI Complaint, that the same
with the allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed ~ 10 her, and this cause set for
hearing cNparte.
It is iurther orlerci that this order be
published oncG week for louT successive
weeks in the Vicksburg Weekly Herald a
neHspapeT printed AMI published In the city
OF Vieksblrg, and that the Clerk Of this
Court do trantmit by mail, postage prepaid,
to the said Alice smedes, at Raleigh, North
Larolina, heT place cf residence anu P0st
ON g, q copy OF THIS orier.
Done. before ne, this, the al day Of Ju
A. d. 1870.
ARTHUR.
Clerk ChRncery Court OF Warren County.
= h 81. Marshall sols Tor rCompln'ts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
Warren Chancery Court .
July Term, A. D., 1870.
Alexander Allen,

AleAAnder Allen,
vs.. No. AS,
Charles W. Allen, Ct al
ETPON opening the papers In this cause,
~ ami II appearing to the satisfaction Of
tue Court, from the afldAvit Of n, II, HaF.
ris. complainant'S solicitor, that the place
Of residence and post Office OF the "unknOwn
heirs OF John Hiddeston, deceased, defen.
danrs herein, has not been ascertained after
dilligent enquiry; this Is therefore 70 make
kr0wn 70 the said unknown heirs Of John
Hiddleston, deceased, that they be and are
pear before the honorable, the ChanceTy
Court Of Warren county, at the next Term
thereof, 10 be held at the Court House. IN
and for said County. in the City OF Vjcks.
burg, on the frstMOnday In October. A. ID.
1870. then and there 70 plead, answer or tle.
mur 70 the sad Compliments Bill Of Com.
plaint or the same with the allegations
thereof, will be taken for confessed. and this
cause set for hearing ExpaTte.
Thus ordered this 18th day Of July, 4. D.
Issued BY the Clerk under the seal
$. I. oi-said COurt,th 2sd day OI July; A.
D,iS10 A. n ARTuIfiR
Cpk ChaneeTy Court, Warren county,
Harris 3 Harris, Solicitors for Complain.
ants j2lt5.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
Citation Notice.

TojCnhie NJ. chaplin, susan Z, Chaplin, and
ia &C. Lhapln, minor heirs 4. law Of Jas
chaplin, deceased.
VOC are noreby cited 20 b. and appear
L Daiore the LlaUcsry Court OF Warren
county, Mississippi, on
Monday, the Sd day OF Oct, 1870,
u show esu.e II anv you can why the nnal
-ocJlnt oi owen McGArr. your guardian,
the same being toT o. die Ia SAID .Ouri
'hou.d rot te ,l.OEed and confirmed.
bv OrleE vi the court.
Jy2' A. II. ARTHUR, Iefk.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

nEs Advertisements Of DF. Butt6'
HlspaneaeV, haaasd. Book for the
A AAif1AHE GUIDE
e1l lt Should M
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
4 administration Notice.
Warren ChancerV Court.
July Term, a. D., 1870.
John LGugh,in and wiie,I
vs.. No AL.

JOhn CQnneTs, et. al.
TTPON opening the papers In this cau,e
" ana II appearing to the satisfaction OF
tns court. ii"m The affidavit OF John Laugh.
iin, one ol the OinplElnants herein led.
that the said defendant, Mary kllen To-,
noTs, Is Ion resident OF the state OF Mi,sls.
~ pi, and resiaes in the city OF Saint Louis,
state Of Missouri, and hls her Post ONCE
there, d that tie sRid deIc. dant. L.
BuncE, u also nor eshient OF the state of
Ahsi'sippi, and rtsires In the tity Of Mem.
ihls. state Of tennessee, Lnd has MS pO.t office
there, ami that 10th SAID defendants are BE-.
!Oni ne ordinary process Ot this Court. and
that tue defendants John - nnOr, an. Tin.
othy loonor,, sie also non rv, idents ft"i,
STATE and heyond theUr'in4Ty Pre- ctss Of this
ourt, ard tha; alter Giligfnt or qulr, their
places OF residence and Post 'iilces have not
teen asccriainei, this Is therefore 70 Il AZ.
known TO the shid Mary Ellen COnnOTs. /. +.
hunce, John COnboT. and IimOihv Connors.
Lat I,ey lie an appear before the Honor.
HbIe, the ChancerJ court of Warren tOunty.
At the next TeIG t'ertOf, to nc ne'd In and
Tor sad unity, az tie Court House thei col,
on the nrst
Monday in October, A. D., 1870,
then and there " plead. answer or dem nr TO
tie said cCmpl' 'inLhts Bin OF L, mplalnt Dr
the 'hme with the allegations thereof vii
be taktn for contested, ana this cause set tor
hearing txpaTte.
II is further oriered that tho Clerk ofIh,
ourt do iraLsmit b' mai, postage prepaid
10 the saii usII Indants, At their Tesnectlye
places Of Residence and Post Ofilces ,py
oi this order Thrs ordered hls 18th day OF
july, A. D.. 1870.
is'uei By the Clerk under the seal 0 the
L. $ Court this 9j.hday ofJuiy, A. D.. 1870.
A. II. ARTHUR,
Clerk Chancery Co Oi Warren LOunty,
har,hsll Miller, soils for Lomplnts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
ID UPTURE CURED--wTTH AN rrpr.

ID UPTURE CURED--WITH AN EXPF.
~ nence Of more than twelve years prae.
uce IN the treatment and cure OfRUPTORE
nd HERNIA, will guarantee more perfect
ellei, comfort and security, and more rapid
improvement than can be obtained OF any
otner pertOn or appliance IN the South,
Witnous regard % the age Of the patlento o.
ength Of time afflicted. Also instrumenta
IT the cure OF every species Of human de-
0rmlty on hand or made 70 order,
ACall or address, with stamp. for circulaR
Dr. q. ST. q. FkRRISs, once No 10, 81
CHARLES street, mp stairs. houn from 10 4
to4P.h. o jel.dit&W1y
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
9. y. BUsTAMANTE
BONHAM'S SEMINARY,

ST. LOUIS, NO.
nAY AND BoARDISG s, HOOL, for
Oloung adj ;. will npeD ils Twenty
fourth annual 'es,ion, september 70 1870
The building, situation and ou'1t are not
equhled IN the tate. For Two HUNDRED
pupils TWEN able Professors aud Lee
turerS are employed
ONLY THIRTY BOARDERs will be re-
ceived into ihe family Of the Principal, and
they hay" LI.IT and CHEEEFUL rooms
on the FIRST FLuyR TIE dOYmltOFies are
heated and vent Jared through ItgisteFS,
ana a-e supplied with gas, baths, OF and
THE DEPARTMENT. OF MUSIC.
in chuge Of Prof. Scbolewskl. Mtes,
MlllhAriis anu AAl@en, .rs superior ad.
yantages.
For particulars Pleas address
-, L. y BOSNIAN, a. NJ,
Jyl1 Wsm Principal
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

kIA.stIVm 'sAeu IvIsueB 10 Io,1um
0mOosq aAuq sa1no InJIrpuoA sIH 'uazOp
Isd Sc ~ IOWA SuIldS loH posuepuoo
tiq 10 ~ q 'tI sqL 'usululaI ksuom 10
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ole IoJ sssIdxe a qovs IOausmlSai, MIN .
puas IIIA Oh 'sGsplOSIu suOAIs \ puO po0isT
'kiIHqe0 'vsQz1Cons1 WspBwneVH 'SutaST
sdIudIolg 'ssSuusHuuIQ selno ITTYnT
-OsaV "uusi 'siqduSE 'lsslls IjIW
sos ON 'NVETTlLS a r 'WO
'pSloWV aAl o. SApN POOA
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

"A RE Invited 70 send in their orders early
kAihAt they my be & led. Tho BROOKS
PHESs Is row made with s, y and 10 feet
screws Has no pulleys. no ropes. no cogs.
VIII be delivered az Depot nearest pur.
chaser, or on boat az ycktbIrg.
Orders promptly hlled tor all the popular
Corn Mills, Cider Mills. Rice Mills, Horse
Powers. Feed Cutters, LhurDs ana other
descriptions Of Observation-Disclosures and
Machinery Prices In many cases lower
than New Orleans or Memphis.
~ The BROOKS Press Ook premium
over sixteen Uthers at the last New Orleans
Fair,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

wARREy CHLSoERY COURT, at Rnles.
August lith,
To October Tern, a. d. ls7O) isIO
james II. Gee,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

Ia the Circuit Court OF saldd County. %
November Term thereof 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
NCyI(IPdI PLFDRN

Merely to find fault with what others do or
propose is not the habit of THE TRIBUNE. If
we have not suggested changes in our Munich
pal framework, it is because We understood
that the Democratic party preferred to boss
the lob throughout, and declined Republican
assistance or counsel. But the business has
assumed shape in which it seems possible
that Republican votes may count SO we will
briefly indicate the elemental changes that
seem to us desirable;
/ Pure elections decided by legal votes, are
our most vita, necessity. Unless stop can be
nut to ballot box stirling by aliens, fclons and
repeaters, and to the willful mscOuntmg and
misreturDing of the votes actually cast, no re-
form is possible, and no charter Is worth a
straw. What we would suggest on this head
is in substance this: Make it a felony iii any
public officer or candidate for office to incte,
conniye at, or reward, the polling OF illegal
votes or the miscODnting Of votes actually cast.
Make voting Illegally a crime punishable as
periury. and disfranchise the illegal voter for
not less than ten years: so that. being chal-
lenged, every person offering to vote must
swear that be has not voted illegally for ten
years past, or his vote cannot be taken.
III. Dm GONeIIilchI Shou'" p0 ShiI'',o" '
stripped of al unnecessary power. 10 TINS
end, let our Markets be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder-any evidences of the
bonded debt Of the City being receivable IN
| payment therefor at par as cash. SO let our
Whaives and Piers be sold out in like manner,
trusting to the interest OF the purchasers for
their improvement and perfection. Then abol-
| ish ALI officers of Markets or Piers save such
as the Board of Health shall see lit TO appoint
! in tue interest Of Public Sanity.
| Ill. Apply every dollar thus accruing 70 tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

What the new evidence IN the FitZ.JOhn
Porter case amounts to, may be gathered from
the full exhibit in other columns of the state
.ncnts and cOunter statements of Pope and
Porter II is TO be observed that Gen. Porter
does not now ask for . new trial, that
being expressly barred 10y one of the Articles
Of War, bnt for remission OF penalties. on .
re investigaton Gen. Sherman, it rs known,
has expressed himself in favor OF such remission,
on the gencral ground that he Is willing TO put
Porter on as favorable a footing Is LOngstreet
or Lee. Geo. II. Thomas, it is reported, has
gone nearly IA far; and it is certain that the
strong family influence of the ca5hIcred officer
Die is cousin 10 Admiral Porter has made q
considerable impression IN his favor.
Beyond what we said, few days ago. as to
the fairness of considering new evidence. We
have nothing TO add to the statement of the
case made in or correspondents letter. save
10 enter our protest against Gen. Sher-
mans Loose generalization. 1t will not do to
say that--no matter what the facts of the case
we are willing TO treat Porter as lenienty "a
Lougstreet or ice. They fought Ills openly
the charge against Porter was that he be-
trayed us secretly. They came before us
as avowed enemies; he wore our uniform,
marched under our flag, commanded the
! best Corps Of our Army and dsobeyed the
peremptOry orders 70 bring it up TO the fight
at n most critical emergency. This 10 not a
case to DC covered bv the Amnesty wisely ac-
corded to open enlmles, fairly beaten, and
manfully accepting their defeat. The charge
is so damnnG that were n new trial possible,
We would give every facility for proving the
conviction UNJUST, but should insist upon the
| remOrsticss execution OF the sentence II Sus-
| tanned,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
4 HOlIEOHTIELE REPORT.

The inventive mind OF the country during
the year 1869 made nearly twenty thousand
applications for patents. The authority for
this interesting fact will be found in the Com
missioners report which we to-day print. The
report is an emncntly satisfactory one. In
these days OF departmental deficits and do
mauded appropriations. it is certainly COM
fort TO find that one branch of our complex
Government system at Washington is self
supporting The Department of Patents found
itself on the 1st of January. 1870. after paying
all expenses, with d surplus of half million.
Though the twenty thousand applicants do
all get their patents, they do all pay their
fees, and in the language of the report, " the
" Patent Office earns all the money which it
"expends or proposes to expcnd.'
The Commissioners, after noticing gratifying
Increase Of applications for patents from the
South since the restoration of peace, comments
upon the marvellous growth of the Patent
Office and the annual accretion of material.
The models, we arc informed Increase at the
rate of five thousand square feet per annum ;
and the drawings. the files, the specifications,
the books grow by hundreds of cubic feet each
year. The question naturally arises, What is to
bc the end of all this In the language Of Sol
onion, slightly paraphrased. of making many
patents there is no end and, although we may
take Just pride IN our National Museum of
the Mechanic Arts, rs the Commissioner re-
marks " il is questionable whether this museum
"can be allowed to grow at the rate of five
Thousand square feet per annum," and the
Commissioner is certainly right. Unless some
patent method of stowage or process of boiling
down can be introduced, tho model business
must be abbreviated as the report recognizes
We are glad To notice that the system Of
competitive examinations has been adopted in
making appointments for this branch of the
civil service. Let Mr.. Jenckes take heart the
plan works well, aud is, We trust, but fore
taste of coming general rule. The Commits
soner gives an interesting exhibit of the
American Patent system. and has no fault to
find except with the aggrayation of Ignorant,
pottifoggng solicitors, and certain antiquated
provision for appeals from the decision of the
Office made ages ago. when the force consisted
Of the Commissioner and one examining clerk.
TLs repeal Vi tLls ,W - reasopsbly requested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

II is n striking feature Of the Labor Ones
ton abroad that throughout the whole of En-
rope, and notably in Germany, the cooperative
movement displays tendency towards becom-
ing more political than industrial The letters
which we print this morning on our second
page show this very clearly. Workingmcn IN
Prussia are discussing, in their labor associa-
tons, such questions as the abolition of stand
ing armies, the reduction of Government ex-
peuses, the removal of all restrictions on in
dusirial pursuits, and the more general distri-
bntion of landed property; and i'll Spain the
laboring classes are agitated by almost pre-
cisely similar topics. What it will all grow TO
it is impossible 20 say, but the tendency OF
the movement is certainly important, ard tho
details furnished by our correspondents viii bo
read with interest.