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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

New ORLEANS, May 23.-The Bul-
letig places the present bonded debt
of the State at $14 ,085 300.
Joe Mcguire, a fireman on the
Jackson Railroad. was killed by an
explosion on Sunday night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25
WRdlnck.

THE BASS OF CIVIL SoCIETY.-Essays for
Eonng Men, on the honor and happiness
ct 3s Irriage, and the evils and dangers OF
Caiilscy; with sanitary help for the at
tG8ument of mans true position In life.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Phila-
deipkta, Pa lfelO d&w3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

FnILADErpHIA Ray 25.-The total
amount Of Philadelphie contributions
% the Richmond sufferers e. now
S14 1876.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

Proposals. for Nursing and Board
Ily Sick or Disabled Sesmen at
ih8 Port of Evansville.
- EALED proposals for nursing and
- boarding sick or disabled seamen at
this port for the year ending June 80, 1871,
VIII ne received at the Custom House un-
tll Lhe 18th day of June, 1870. Bidders Will
state he rate yer week, per man, and with
their bids the SgTeement OF responsible
vartfes 10 become their suret1es.
Tbe Government holds the right to re-
r-ef r7lv or all BIDS, p. HORNBROOK,
u1 al6 dtd Surveyor of Customs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

The per capita this year was 81 Oh !;
last year. MAY, 1862 it was 81 81,
gain of 4 per cent. per capita. not
withstanding the large increase of
colored children to the enumeration.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

WAYLAND, N. Y, May 24.-Bur-
glars blew open the gafe of the Pleas
ant Valley Mine Company at Ham
mondsport. Steuben County. on Sat-
urday, taking the Paris Exposition
and four other medals. and sixteen
dollars No clue to the robbers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

The Feniaas-The Periodic Scare--A
Raid into Canada Supposed to be
the latent OF the Brotherhood
Great Excitement Along the BOP.
deF-The Authorities Yigllant and
Watchful - kilograms from all
Points.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

Miscellaneous kilograms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25
low THE CANADIANS TAKE THE NEWS
OF THE EXPECTED INVASION.

U1VN1hEAIli U4ay Il I NC UUF6Iu-
ment has received information of
threatened Fenian demonstration on
the frontier. The news excites no
immediate alarm, except in connection
with the Red River expedition. It
is believed that the frontier alarm is
feint to cover an attack on the expe-
dition when it enters the wilderness,
and to prevent reinforcements being
sent on. Dispatches from Ottawa,
state that considerable alarm prevails
about the fate Of the Red River expe-
dition. Reil is said to have received
promises of Fenian aid, on condition
of the establishment of separate re-
public In the heart of the continent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-25

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May 3d.
Three car loads of Irishmen are on
their way up on Hudson River Rail-
road, tonight, on the midnight train
They have all pur> iased tickets for
the Rensaller & Saratoga Railroad.
They are without arms, but it is sup
posed they are all Fenians.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
Thrilling DEATH Bed scene.

The Muscaline (lowa) journal,
OF the l4th instant, published the
following account ola scene at the
death bed of Major Charles L. Full
ton, who died at Utumwa, in that
State, on the 2Sth of last March.
At about $50 o'clock he sank Wis.
IDLY into the arms of death, all
thinking that they Lad heard the
last whisper from his lips. After
lying thus for some ten minutes. he
aroused with,the exclamation, faint.
ly uttered, Not unto US, o !Fathcr
but unto Thee, be all the glory"
Pausiug a m Dmenl, lie exclaimed.
Give millions His wife leaning
over him, said "Newton, what does
he mean" Newton replied,
Spirits /" he whispered, aye, that
i. it."
Then followed the conversation
here given. in the familiar terms in
which ii was accurately recorded
by tie members Of the ianily, with
In 4 few hours after his death.
His wife then asked, "Are thev
redeemed spirit.t Z Answer-"Yes.
Some came yesterday Others Just
getting in" His wife tl.eu said.
And YOU. darling, swell the num-
her. Asseated 10 By YES" She
then asked, Are they coming to
welcome yoE home: Answer
"lc:." Newton asked. "Charler,
do you know lhcm! answer
81 know al that | knew on earth"
His wife asked, ''Do YOU see IA.
ther:" AAsweg-"WhicA fatherr"
During the night aud day previous
to test hi: falling sight, he had re-
peatedly been asked If he could see
certain persons standing near, Fa.
Their Mast was then standing by the |
bed side--hence his reply--he
doubling whether she meant spirit
ural or natural sight.) His wife
said. "Father Fulton" (died six
years ago. Auswcr-"Yes." Cues
lion by the same do you see lit
lie sister Mary, who died long ago,
N Virginia Answer-bYes."
She then exclaimed "Then we do
inow each other In ~heayen.." He
urned his face toward her, with q
amt smile, expressive of knowl-
'dge and surprise at The doubt, and
whispered certainly" Newton
hen asked, Charlie, Is heaven then
reality Answer-"Yes." His
wife then asked, "Charlie, do you
ee Answer--"Yes.n cat this
'oint the victory over death seemed
omplete-the triumph so great
hat glory rather than gloom filed
be death chamber. A feeling of
xultation-a nearness to, and sym.
with spiritual life possessed
lch heart in q degree entirely y
and inexperienced befOre.) {
gasps he then whispered q
| Jam 90 weak-let me rest, and
len I win answer your questions /
After waiting q moment Newton
Iked, "ChaElie have you any
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

strange feelings y Answer-"Yes,"
Question by same-"Have you any
pain p Answer-"Only general
pausing, he proceeded between
gasps saying, Understand mel
mean corporal suffering not spirit.
ual."-Question by Newton
Charlie, is there any fear, any tre-
pidation = Answer "Oh, no."
Question by the same-"Then il ia
so terrible to die ?'AnsweF-"No."
His wife answered this by It's Ii q
door that opens to admit US into q
better life?" Answer--"Yes."
Question By the same-"Dsrling are
you happy ? Answer-''Oh, yes"
By the samC-"Does it look
bright?" Answer-'Sunny and
fair admitting an instant after
ward clam just catching glimpses."
Question BY his wife, "Brighter
than anything you ever saw on
earth ?" Answer--"0h yes" He
was again asked il he saw Jesus.
Answer-"Yes." Question by bis
wife, SIS he,near you ?" Answer
eyes" She then exclaimed. HOh
death, where is.thy sting Oh grave
where Is thy victory p Newton
asked, "Charlie has death any
stiDg2' Answer-"No." And he
sank away and the last word had
fallen from his lips closing in death,
and thus ended the triumph which
was the natural outgrO Nth of a life,
the motto of which had been the
golden rule and "Peace on earth
good will to men,"
Major Fulton, says the Cincinnati
Gazette, was porn in Loudon
county, Va, in early life removed
to Champaign county, Ohio; was
educated at the Iowa Wesleyan
University and Harvard Law
School from the latter OF which
he graduated with distinction In
1850. He Immediately began the
practice Of law In Cincinnati, from
whence he went into the Goth Reg
lment Ohio Volunteer Infantry as
Captain, was afterward promoted
as Major, and served with distinc-
ton until a severe wound. received
at Ceder mountain, compelled him
TO resign.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

"QUMrUs," a correspondent
this morning calls the attention Of
Governor Alcorn and the Legisla.
ture TO some important statistical
facts taken from Alison's History
of Europe, relative to the moral
influences of education, and thinks
that they furnish food for serious
thought in connection with Legis.
lative action on the School Bill.
They are certainly startling, and
We advise, that in view of the SC.
rious aspect which is put upon
this question of education by this
profound historian, that 1t will be
as well to permit Mr.. Superin.
tendent Of Public Education,
Pease, to suck the thumbs of idle.
ness until the subject can be fully
investigated. We are satisfied, he
like all other carpet baggers, will
be delighted to occupy a sinecure
position, unless he anticipates
pickings in the handling of the
school funds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEES SALE,

VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
Id a certain Deed OF TrNst made by Al.
Ogrt V. Gibson and II. l.. Gibson, Of the
county OF issaquena, and STATE OF Mississippi,
on the a0th day Of March, is57. TO secure to
me IS Trustee; the payment OF certain prom.
i,OTy notes, on account OF certain indebted
mes. mentioned therein, the said deed helng
dolly recorded In record book e" page 5. Of
leeds recorded In the ,aid county OF lssa.
quena and state OF Mississippi, 1 viii.
On the It'll day Of June, 1870,
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash
At pubic outory, at the East door Of the
Court House. In the City OF Nick,blrg, be.
tween the hours prescribed by law. the FOL.
lowing desCrI led paic:ls Of land lying, being
AMI situated In the county and state afOre.
said ,to.wit: Eas, y OF section Is. township 70,
range 3 " est; last \ section Is, township IL,
range S Yves; W u section II. township IL,
range 5 West; Sou'h West Y section ID.
t1wlsh p u. range West. anu Lots ! and s
south East Z. sec lon u, township IL. range
5 West, together with the a~lpurtenauces
thereunto belonging
The title 10 the above property Is believed
TO be good but | shall oaIy convey such title
a. Is vested IN me as Trustee.
r. L GIBSON,
maya I~ruStee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

Princess EDITH, a daughter OF
the famed and unfortunate Lola
Montez, recently made a failure
as q lecturer before q New York
audience of women's rights folk.
she said that she was the only
remaining member of the family
OF Lola Montez, and stood there
alone in the world, a poor "little
orphan" g~irl-weight $50 pounds
but she was a child Of Providence,
and God was with her. She was
born In Philadelphia, and remem.
beted little Of her mother.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

smeaLAn Ash POETIC CsEE.
eGDGNuE.
H. Dickens c0ucladed the lasi
book which be gave to the world
with this paragraph;
@On Friday he HlHA q JaRs,
in TIE present TeaF, af. aud Mrs.
HOnh I'm tie manuscript dress OF
recsiviaa ~ aad Mrs.. Lammle at
breakfasil Werei In the South East
ern Raiigay with me in q terribly
destructive accident When l had
done what ! could to help others,
u climbed back into my carriage,
nearly turned over a viaduct and
caught aslant upon the turn, to
extricate the worthy couple. They
were much soiled, but other.
wise unhurt. The same happy
result attended Miss Bella Wilfer
on her wedding.day, and Mr..
Riderhood inspecting Bradley
Headstone's red neckerchief as
he lay asleep. / remember, with
devout thankfulness, that | can
never be much nearer parting
company with my readers forever,
than | was then, until there shall
be written against my life the two
words with which l have closed
this book,-THE END"
Just five years from that day
TIE Esd came unto him, and
found him rich in the full frui-
ton of all of earth's greatness,
glory, and happiness. His life's
ambition had been filed to the
remotest measure his name had
been tongued by the reader Of
every nationality his precepts
aud his admonitions were treas.
ures in every household ; his pleas
antries had bursted into beaming
smiles upon the face Of the refined
citizen Of every cline, he was
known more intimately and loved
more dearly than any other who
lived in the same age with him,
aud then, when he was thus en-
veloped, there came gently sweep
ing down upon, and to bear him
away, The END.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
DEATH OF ". GILMORE summs.

The death of Charles Dickens
tell like a great stone into
the well OF the worlds heart,
and has so splashed the water
In its eyes that II can hardly see aud
comprehend the lesser grief in
Volved in the death of VIM. Gil.
more Simms. Never has the sun
set on two sadder days than these
which SO nearly follow one another,
destined TO be ever memorable for
grievous calamities that have be.
fallen mankind. The world weeps
over Dickens bier, and Carolina
and the South that William Gill
more Simms Is no more. In n mar
rover sphere lac was as thoroughly
we'll known, and as much beloved
as the great E~nglishman. Simms
was born in Charleston IN 1906. He
began to write verses at seven
years Of age, and during the war Of
1872, recited its incidents in simple
rhymes. His family was poor, his
childhood sickly, his education i'm
perfect, and he became a druggists
clerk. He was a lawyer on his 23d
birthday, aud in 1928 an editor of
the Charleston Uazette. Then his
books began to appear. Perhaps
his best poem, atlantis" q story
Of the sea, appeared in 1888. His
first prose story was Martin
Faber," followed by MANY vol
umes Of romance, history, biog-
raphy and miscellaneous literature.
be has produced two dramas,
norman Maurice" aud the "Fall
Of the Alamo" and has adapted
Shakspeare's "Timon of Athens"
for the stage, with numerous addi-
tons of his own. Simms' most
successful story was "Yemassee,"
full OF %delineatlon of Indian char
acter. The "Damsel of Darien,"
the "Huguenots in Florida" "The
Maroon" "Vasconcelos," "The
Partisan" "Melllchampo,b "Kath-
crime Walton" "The scout.p
aRiders of C~ongaroe," "Guy
Rivers" " Richard Hurdis,
"Beauchampe; or, the Ken
Tragedy" "a History of
Carolina "~"Southward Hop g.,
are some Of his many books. Hell
contributed to "Appiston's Cyolo.
pedia" all the articles touching the
Statesmen Of South Carolina. Mr..
was a most indefatigable
worker, as all must believe when
have not stated even the titles
of half the popular books and
namphlets which be has given the
country. In private social life he
was slngulariy ingenious, sincere ,
and generous to 9 fault His con-
duct n private life was blameless, .
ana howevsF great bis fame. his J
enietsst honors were wen IA pri-
soFiatiiA Areeal. |
T [
The haFa&e a. II
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

FoR every picayune's worth OF
work done for the committees by
the HERALD, we hazard nothing in
saying hat this Office did a dol.
lars w~orth.-[Times and Repub.
lican, June 10Th.
The Radical journal hazards
aOthiagin saying that "for every
picayunes worth Of work done
for the COMMITTEES by the HER.
AID" that journal "did a dollars
WORTH Does the editor value
his s0oSd at aOthiag? and in haz-
arding it "hazards nothingG'
Let US see. The HERALD can
show over one thousand dollars
worth Of work performed for the
Committee but put it at one
thousand dollars. There are six
teen picayune's to the dollar,
making $4,000 picayunes Of work
by the HEzAL6 This would show
then by the Radical journals de.
elaratiOn that had performed
$4,000 worth Of work IN theI
Dent campaign. Where Is The
nne man who will believe any
such statement2 efH5 biyhee|
We surmise from this showing.
that ne editor Of the Times and
Republican in hazardirgh his word
literally ehazards nothing as he,
ays ortha hsis wofully deficient.
II ; knowlad of m~athematics.
~
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

Fimes e. uaIfinT csuFis-
ELEvEEm Jc1IolAL D%nIalCT-
hsaquens C~onny-fIrst Monday
Of Nana ssG anl Nqvanbor.
stlaesm ~coun0-Fourtt
Messy e Nal1b, July and No.
wnheE
HzEE1 cIacUIT-Warren
eoansy-Fourih MOBdAy Of March,
Julyand November.
FOuETEEEIH CHANcERY DIsrRICr
Warren COuRiy-Flrst Monday
Of January, April, July and octO-
t0ber q days.
Issaqnena COunty-Fourth Mon
day afleF the fourth Monday Of Jan.
nary, April, July and OelOboF; 9
days.
ETTREsTH CHAKcERY DISTRICT
Washington COnnty-FOurth Mon
day after the fourth Monday Of
January, April, July and October ;
y days.
The above i~sCOrreetly taken from
the acts Of the Legislature now In
force.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

PARTfEs who can furnish incl
dents Of the siege Of Vieksburg,
within or without the lines, which
came.uhder their own observation
or otherwise, incidents connected
with the cave life, instances Of per.
sOnsl adventure, &C., and who feel
interest enough to assist in the
preservation Of such details, are
respectfully solicited to leave such
information at this Office, either
verbally or in writing. W. should
be glad to obtain a copy Of "The
Siege Of Vicksburg," by Abrams,
published during the war.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
ID. WYATT AIKEN,
Secretary 5. Z. A. and N, S.


To the Hon, Executive Commit.
zee Of tho STATE agricultural and
Mechanfeat Society; GENTLEMEN
AS l am q competitor for. the
prize to be awarded for the best
five acres of cotton, l do herein
certify that my five acres Of land ID
an upland basin, surrounded By q
rising slope; that It was
wet and comparatively unproduc-
tive whenL bought itj and that I
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
NOTICE.

Tue UNITED STATES In the District Court
v. OF the Unite! States
IOB9Nes Tobacco. Tor the southern Dis.
trict OF Mis,i',!ppi.
To June Term. 1870.
Dl VIRTUE ola warrant Of seizure, 10
ID me ilrertG Z. from said Dlslrlcs Court
upon an Information filed therein alleging
t!at 'all tobacco was removed iron the man.
ulac Org wi;h3u! paymcn: Vi IL. taxes due
t9ertOu
%. sad ooacc) had not the labe.s required
b. law.
3d. That said tobacco was no, stamped as
repaired by law.
have attached the same and have II In
my custody. AL person, having or claim.
ing any night. title or interest 4 crtln are
hereby notllci TO appear before ,ait CIurt Al
Jackson, OF the Fourth MJniay Of JuLe.
1870, ana show cause, II any they have why
TIE SAID tobacco SHOULD MT be condemaed
pursvan, 10 said mt .TmpiiOn.
=. PEYToN, Marshal.
Per / NJ. " ALL. Deputy M1.,hai,
Jeig.lit.W3:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

GUIDE,

21d revelation, oftac ,exHai sy,,eE. win
"r .st''t ai'c'vcIr. H. pIotucir and nc.
N.A'!"s cL'gE.E., picsc.y.lg tue complex.
~. u ~: r...Eg work Z. twohvLd!eu
~, t"t'ty'Ionr Na.c', WIN uuiaerog, EN-.
aug "Iu c2alaihs valuable Information
."i NAo's WhO rfc married ~ coutemrlate
maItGse; -. Is 4 bUoS that ought 10 be
u'lti ;ucE 7"a Key, mi 10; aid uarcle,.ly
sent to any one Gree Of postage, Tor Fifty
adore Dr.. Butts Dlspensary, EoI9E \.
Eight street. st. Louis, Mo.
Aes- Noheefo hs afflicted and unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
VINO advertise In public papers or n. ng ans
VuAok ~kLlEDlEs. peruse DR.. Butts work,
~ mater what your disease Is o. how Dc.
plorable your conditiOn.
Dr. Butt, can hc consulted, personally, or
Dy mai, on the diseases mentioned I'M his
works. once, 40. u y. Eight street. be-.
tween Market and Chestnut, 81. Louis, No.
mlyl-d&w-ly.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
From the TaIOOro, n. {. Reconstruct
Farmer

From the raIDOTO, n. {. Reconstructed
The PREMIUM CorroN FIELD-
W. Editor: In obedience TO \ rcs.
olutlon Of this Executive Commit
tee OF the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, | herewith
send you for publication in the Rn.
raj CaTOlinian, the report and ali.
davit o, Mr., j. NJ. Crawford, Of
Columbia, who was the successful
competitor for the premium al II
late Fair for the greatest prodnc.
ton Of cotton OH both one and Eve
Hoping that this report may slim.
ulate Others to do Jetterthe present
year, | am, Sit, yours truly,
d.. WYATT iIkEE.
Secretary S. e. A. and NJ. S.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

The State Legislative Commit.
tee upon Public Buildings and Pub.
lie Grounds made the following
report Of work necessary to bC
done upon the Capitol 10 make Il
secure, at O cost probably of nearly
one hundred thousand dollars:
All breaks In the outer walls,
whether stone or brick, to be
thoroughly repaired.
All outside doors and windows
to have sills and lintels Of iron.
Circular wall belted with two
bands, u inches thick BY 4 inches
wide.
Three hog-Chains at each end
Two hog-chAias through and
above the Library ceiling to the
front
Three from north to south through
end walls under the second floor.
Three In the attic, same as last
named.
Eight in each corner.
Six anchored joists under the
Court room.
AlI.ths main beams Of the root
anchOUed.
RbOf Overhauled thoroughly and
painted.
Out walls OF the house three
coats Of paint.
North and south fFOntispieCes to
take down, and put up iron front
and columns.
Iron floors at north and south
entrances.
Iron floors in rotunda.
Iron floors in portico below.
Iron floor in hall.
Iron steps at all the entrances,
including sides and ends Of POrtico.
Iron balustrade around the upper
pOrtico.
PlasteFing new In the Hall of
Representatives.
Plastering all new In Senate
Chamber.
All Of the ceilings to have new
plasterlng.
All broken plastering removed,
and new plastering put on.
All door aud window jams re-
paired.
AL doors repaired, and new ones
made when needed.
Iron balustrade 10 the gallery.
Truss work spanning the Hall Of
the House Of Representatives.
Truss work spanning the Senate
Chamber.
All work painted with two coats.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

OUTRAeEoUs.-0ur jackson cor
respondent, yesterday, states that a
negro legislator gave a reception,
and absolutely failed TO extend an
invitation to Senator Morgan.
Oh, but Won't-his dusky inamorata
be justly indignant.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

at the door OF the Court House OF the
county OF Washington, Mississippi, at Green.
vile at - O'Clock, NJ l shall proceed to sell
the. folio Eing LAND, lying and being 10
said county Of Washington, state OF Mlssls.
sippl. to-Elt:
Lots L. 3. 4. 5 and :, secti n IS; aud Lot
sect on 80, o. township Il, RANGE 8. called
the "Woodslde" Plantation. bounded on the
north by the lands Of Wade Hampton, on
!he south b. Steele bayou ans the land Of
Or. Calhoun, on the cas-. by the land Of
Narshall Spencer, and on the west By the
and Il DR.. Calhoun anil Stecle's bayou.
my!9'lm Z. 4. WEBB, Trustee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.

DATENT sTKP LADDERS,
Just received.
l@s LEE RICHARDSON AGO.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
Trustee's Sale.

Nd virtue Of the provisions OF q deed o
10 trust, dated the cath day OF February
1888. recoT Jed In the Office u the Clerk o
the Probate curt OF Washington county
Mississippi In Deed book T, pages Sa5, 500,
ami sos, 70 secure the payment OF the prom.
sorry notes therein described, at the request
Of the holder Ofsaid notes,
On SATURDAY, the 25th Day Of
~ n 1000
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
A Book for the Million.

4 PRIVATE Co.'s.
s1LLDR 70 II MAR.
RlED ortEO,e about 10
marry. on tue ply.
.LnLn. IN No. =