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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
COMMTssIoNRR,s IA

DRRsUANT % . decree OF the ChanoeU
COuFt OF IHa1uuena county, Mississippi,
rendered atthe November Term, iHaa, there.
Of In q certain cause therein pending. where.
10 stephen Duncan wss con plaihanL and
z iehOTy T. Daviq et 81. were defendants,
sad numbered 20 on is GalandeF OF said
Court, the upderaigned aub.tituted aa I ON
missioner, will sell for cash At h door Of
the COuri-hOu e In said county, At TallulA.
on Monday, the 10Th day Of UctobeF, 1870
within the hours prescribed by law, GER ain
real estate In said Orunty, and described on
said decree Is follows:
All that plantation and lands Of the late
Fielding Davis, deeeas d. and known aS
I" DunbartOn," In I.saquena county, n issi,-
sippi, containing by estimation fli3 acres
more or less, and described as fol lows:
Part OF lot no. 4 sec Is, containing 10 and
Sl-iO0 ores; part OF west half OF northwest
quarter, and vest hall Of south west quarter
OF section !, continuing 80 and 1910 acres,
all In Township Q range west bounded on
the west by the township line, commencing
on the river bank 3 chains, eat Of the
township line, from thence running North.
East 81 o. % 30th chains, 70 the middle
Of q ditch thence leaving the ditch running
North East degrees - 5.l0O chains. thence
northeast ICE O. chains T. the intersection
Of Northern Inns Of 80 ton Z.
Also. Sections 8 and 0, Township ., Range
s West; also sections 5, and IS, and tue
Wes' half at section 80. and the south hall
OF section 81, Township 10. tsnga s., West.
Also, the Wet hIlfOf section ], Township
Q. Range 0, West.
-AlsO, south East quarter and East half
Of North East quarter o section II; aud lot
8. seCti n 10 Township 10 RIngp o. West,
Terms u sale Casa on delivery OF the
decl
THOs. W. HAYS,
Commission r.
August q. 1870. wtds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAIfAILve.

A0bH AlAves
Il q sad thing 10 pass through life only hal
alive. Yet there are thousands whose hHbi.
tual condition Is one oflAnsour and ,ebillty
They complain OF no specific disease; they
suffer no pO tive pain, but they have no 70.
llsh ior an thing which affords mental OF
sensuous pleasure TO their more robust and
energetic fellow beings
In nlne cAses out OF ten this state OF lAssI
tude md torpor aTi, o. iron q morbid
stomach. Indigestion destroys the enerRy
Of b Ith mind and body. When the waists 81
nature Is not supplied by u due and regular
aSsimu alton OF the food. every organ Ii
starved, every function In crrupted.
Now, what Toes CommOn sense Suggest
under these circumstances Of depressioni
TAs svttsm aseds roustag and strengthening
not ihrre y Tor an hon or Two, 10 sink alter.
ward into more pitAble con litiOn than ever,
Ia II assuTcdly would do II an ordinary al.
cuhOiiC stlmulant were resoTted tOl but rad.
ic liy and permanently.
llOW Is this desirable object IN he accom-
plishel Y The answer to this question, found.
ed ON the unvarying experience Ofa quarter
OF q century, > easily given. lnlusu new
Vigor into the digestive organs by 4 COURSE
Ol hOstctteT's stomach Bitters. DO net WASTE
time IN adm nj tering tempo AIRY rene les,
but teake TIE iy,feH ~ bv rucupe' aung the
iOuntAi' head Of physical strength and tner,
gy, the great org m upon which all the hei
Jrgans depend Tor their nurture aud sup,
pot
BY he time hat a dozen does Of the & cal
vegetable tonic aId inv rant have been tax.
On the iUble frame az the despeptc viii
begin TO lerl is bcDe gn Il iuCnce. Appetite
will be created, ana with appetite III capa
city to digest what Il graves. IeiseyeTt
unit me cur Is "Omplele-until he ,lthu
blood, 1t ~ he the maler,l oil flesh and mus,
Gle, bone AMI orve, ~ q brain, 1Jws through
the oh rnncls OF circulation. instead II The
= iOulum with which they have heretofore
UeeD i'm ser lectly EOuIlshed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Warren County,

A. a. Kellogg, survivor. &C., Of Kellogg ~
Brown, VS..
II. r. COOK, Admir- de 6Onis non Of Estatei
Of a. Gamble, deceased ct Al.
Chaneery Court Warren county, at Rules
this l4th day Of September, A. D., 1870.
TIPON opening the papers in this cause
and Ii appearing TO the satisfaction OF
tue Court from the afidayit OF Ell. McGaFr,
~COmcAinant's solicitor that the ~defendAnts,
John N. Gamble, william g. Gamble, d.
Clifford Gamble, and Andrew j. Gamble.
are nOn.resldsnts Of the State Of Mississippi,
and beyond the ordinary process OF this
Court, and that their places Of residence and
post nice are at Saint Louis, In the state OF
Missouri; this Is there ore - make known 70
the said John n. Gamble, william q. tam
Bile, ID. clifford Gamble, n Andrew J.
Gamble. that unless they DO aud appear AZ
q Chancery Court 10 DO held In and Tor said
county at the TOUT House thereof, Of Rules.
before the Clerk OF said Cour. on the ath
Monday Of October, A. ID. 1870, then and
there 10 plead, answer or demur 10 the said
c0mplai ants bill Of complaint, the same
with the allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed, and this cause proceeded with
the same as II said defendants were person.
ally present, In Court.
Its further ordered that q copy Of this
order be published once Q week Tor four CON
secuttve weeks In the VioksburR Weakly
Herald, q newspaper published 10 the state
Of Mississippi. and that . copy Of said publl-
cation be Transmitted 70 each Ofsaid defend.
ants by mail, postage prepaid, 10 Saint LOuls.
Missouri, their place Of residence and post.
ONCE Is aforesaid Designated
Done before me, Clerk OF said Court AZ
Rules, az my once In the city Of V~iekshurT
this 18th day Of September, A. d. 1870.
A. II. ARTHUR. CleFk.
Ed. McGARR, COmp't's Sol. sepis.WlW.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL Law 4
FAILUuEs
OFPIuB OF SUMMEHvILL8 INSTITUTE,
GH0L8OH, MISS, Sept. "a, 1870.

~
Editor Clarion: Many friends
are inquiFing Of me in reference
TO the Common School Law, as TO
whether It's provisions are benefi-
cial or disastrous to the interests
Of education. l will venture an
opinion, in reply, through the
Clarion.
l consider the law referred to
not only a failure in accomplish.
ing good, but an unmitigated out
rage upon the rights and liberties
Of the white people of the State.
My correspondents can, by com
pairing the school law of Missis-
sippi, with the law Of any North.
ern State, or with the law of Ken
lucky, perceive that it was enact
ed to demoralize our people and
to ~proselyte our children in the
interests Of a political party hos.
tile to the dignity, interests and
sensibilities of the white people
of Mississippi.
/ will cite Noxubee county, for
an example. The tax to build
school houses will be forty tLou-
sand dollars, and not tW enty. five
white children in the county can
be benefited, while the colored
population pay almost no part of
this tax.
regret to know that any white
mar having a knowledge of his an
cestry and the memories of a
Southron, will consent TO act in
any capacity for the execution OF
this law. 1t is the most fragrant
enactment known to me in the
history of Legislation. Had /
been elected State Superintendent,
and the Legislature had passed
such a law, | would have resigned
i%nstanter.
In conclusion, l exhort the
friends of our Southern children
to pay the tax, and then try to
send their children to their own
private schools. In the meantime
let them prepare for the next gen
eral election. We expect at that
time, to select men who will re-
peal the present law, and enact
one, just TO the white mar and
just to the black man, and, for its
execution, the people will provide
a Superintendent, alive to the
cause of education and to the in
~terests Of every class of citizens
in the commonwealth.
Your ob't servant,
THos. S. GATHRIGHT.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
Important Amendment to the
Sank ptcy Law.

The second clause of the thirty
second section Of the bankruptcy
act of 1867 provided as follows:
"That in all proceedings 10 bank
ruptcy commenced in one year from
the time this act shall go into opera.
ton no diCharge shall be granted to
a debtor whose assests do not pay
fifty per centUm Of the claims
against his estate, unless the assent
in writing Of majority In number
and value Of his creditors who have
proved their claims is filed IN the
case at or before the time of appli.
cation for discharge"
This clause commonly called the
fifty cent clause, went into Opera
ton on the LIST of January, 1869, ne
an amendment TO the law, the ORR
ginal intention OF Congress being
that the amendment should take eff
feet on the lst of June 1868, but
Congress agreed that il should not
have operation till the January fol.
lowing. Now comes another and
most important amendment, which
provides that the above clause shall
not apply to those debts from which
the bankrupt seeks a discharge
which were contracted prior to the
LIST of January, 1869. In other
words, in order to make the fact
plain, any person who has contrac-
ted debts prior to January l, 1869,
may, on his own petition, 60 into
voluntary bankruptcy as IL the fifty
cent clause did not exist at all.
charleston Courier.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01

STATE OF HIssIssFPIL
Warren County.
In Vacation-Chancer Court Of
Warren County, at Rules, Au-
gust Both, 1870.
a. 8. Christian.
2. X. FultOa, Ct ALL
TTPOR opening the papers IN this cause,
am Il appearing 70 the satisfaeti0R of
the Court, iron the afldaviB Of A. Bur-
well, cOmphinnnt's sol oiIOF, that the de-
PENDANTS, the unknown heir. and 10 al rep
re er tatives Zenas X. Fulton and lara z.
Williams, are non Presidents o. the State Of
Mississippi, and beyond the ordinary pro.
cess OF this Court, and that the names and
places Of residence OF the said defendants,
The unknown heir. and legal Representatives
OF Lenas X. Fulton, has not been asceFtained
ait,r diliErnt inquiry, and that the said de-
lendant, Ezra {. Williams, resides at Port
Lavsca, In the State OF Texas, and has his
l0stOnlee there: this l., Therefore, 70 make
known N the sid defendants. the unknown
heirs and legal representatives Of Lenas X.
Fulton and Zara T.. vii Jams, that unless
they DO AMI appear At q ChanceTy Court TO
TO DC holden In and for the county Of War.
rem. ut the Court House thereof. In the
City Of vicksburR on he irst Monday In
October next. A.. 1870. to answer 10 the
cross bill Of james u. Sins nled herein, the
same, with the allegation S thereof, will be
taken for confessed as 10 them, and this
cause set for he ring. as 10 them, OK parte.
Il Is further ordered that q copy Of this
order bs published in the VioksbuTg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper printed and published
In the city OF Nicksburg, In said state OF
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks,I and
that n copy OF this pub lUati0n be sent to the
said ZATHC Williams, ut his place ( resi-
dence and pa tOfl q. ~ designated al0resaid
Done be ore me, LlerA Of the Chancery
Court, at ku e.. at my Office In the city OF
vieksburg. this the 30 h day o fAugust, A. ID.
1870.
a, II. ARTHUR, clerk.
lurwell h Cook, compliments solicitors,
Sepl-wN
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l o.,
Warren County. '
la Warren irruit Court, to the November
Term, 1870.

Ia Warren ircuit Court, to the November
Term, 1870.
Antonio Genella, Plaintiff.
No $40 vs.,
Jtsoph Leroy, DeTendi nt.
EHNHE Attachment issued herein q, the suit
IL plAIntin Against DEFENDANTS estate
Tor the sum Of ESQ.,, having nuly levied upon
certain pTbpe t, OF said defendAn and It
appearing to the Court from AFFIDAVIT died,
that said defendant Is q non re ,ident OF the
state Of Mississippi. 20 that the ordinary
process OF the Court cannot be served upOn
MIN, and that his place Of residence and post
nflce Is at Memphis. In the State Of 1ennes-
see. his IL therefore 70 make known 10 the
laid joseph LEROY that unless ne no and ap :
pear before the Circuit court Of Warren
county, at the next term thereof, 70 DO held
ct the Court House OTsAld county, in,lhe Q "
OF Vicksbutg. on the 9Th Monday In HOvem.
Der next, on the irst day Of sid term, and
plead u said action, Judgment nnal will DO
entered and the estate attached, ill be sold,
II l. further ordered that this order be pub.
liShed TO- iOur weeks successfully at least
once In each week. nthe Vic IsbuTg ieEal |, q
newspaper pdblished In YlcksOuik, and or
deTed that 4 certified copy or this notice q
publication DO transmitted by mail, postage
prepaid, by the Clerk Of this Court 70 the said
Joseph Leroy. at Memphis, Tenn his place
OF residence and pNAtOmce as designated In
the afidavit died herein
Witness my hand and seal OF said Court,
this 22d september, A. d 1870.
NM. u FUREISS, Clerk,
MILLER BIRCHEBT, Art, 8 for Plaiatln.
seat
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
August 97.IsTO.

DY VIRTUE o fihe prov slons Of a decree
ID rendered by the Honor bile Chanctry
Court OF ssAqlena county, Mississippi, on
the 22d daY oil August. A. u. 1870, in n certain
cause late pend ng In said Court, wherein
Green u Long wa complainant and W. u.
McQuillcn and Others were defendants. the
undersigned, appointed Comm, sioneF for
that purpose, will, on
Monday, the 9th day Of Oct, 1870,
before the front doc Of the Court House. at
rallula. In I'saquenA county, within the
hours prcsCTibeI Uy law, offer for sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following de.
scTibed lands and tenements In laid decree
mentioned, viz;
The wet half Of the southeast quarter OF
section number eighi the north halt Of the
east nall Oithe northwest quarter Of section
number seventeen. township number twelve
OF range number six west. containing one
hundred and twenty acres. more o. less and
the southwest quarLr Of section number
eight, township number twelve. range mum.
Der six west. containing one hundred and
sixty Hcres. more or less, all lying and being
n %ISSaqueDa county, State Of Mississippi.
Title 70 said lands believed 10 be unques-
tionAblc. MICHAEL J. JONES,
COmmlssi nCF.
IsGaquena County. Sept. 10 1870 sep2l
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l
WARES COUETY.

WARES COUNTY.
Benjamin A. Folks and Mary A. Folks,l
AdminIstrators OF Joha p. Gee, decd.
5afI vs..
Ihas. Peine, administrator de bonis non,S
Isaac E'mOre, Ut al.
thancerv Court wATren county, at Rules,
AuRu 18th, 1910.
Pom opening the papars In this cause,
and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Court, fom the aildavit OF II. y. took,
eomplainants solicitor, that Louisiana g.
telts, one II the defendants In this suit, is .
non resident 81 the state OF Mississippi. and
be' on the ordinary process Of this Court,
and that her place OF residence and post
Office, are at Mem phi, In the state Of Ten.
nessee this Is therefore 10 make Known 10
the said louisiana q Felts. that uhless she
be and appear at a ChAneeTy Court, 20 be
held In and for sAlt county, at the Court
House thereof, 10 the City OF Vicksburg, on
the
First Monday in October, 1870,
then and there. 10 plead, answer or demur
70 the said comp ainantS Bill Of Complaint,
the same. with the allegations thereof, will
be taken for confessed As 70 her, and this
canse set for earring rs TO her ex.parto.
II Is further ordered that . copy Of this
order be published In the vIcksburg Weekly
HeIapl, q bpApeI pFlhtcu anu puOltsutu
, the Lity OF vi, k,bIrg. in said st4te OF
Mississi pi for { .uT successive weeks, and
that . copy OF this publication be sent to the
said Louisiana q. Felts, at her place Of rssl-
dence and pO office as Aforesaid designAt-
ed
zone before me, A. II Arthur, Clerk Of
the ChAncefy Court, at my oflee, at Rules,
In the City Of Wick burg. this the 90th day Of
August, A.. ID. 1870,
A. II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
II. T Cook, Sol. for Complnts. Sug3i
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
NEWsPAPRR ApYRRrIsEMENTs

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS
"Wanted, a steady young man to
look after a horse Of the Methodist
persuasion"
"TO let-a cottage in Newport
containing eight rooms and an acre
OF ground"
A wholesale house recently ad-
verlised "Wanted-women to sell
on commission"
For Sale-A piano by a lady
about to cross the Channel in an
oak case with carved legs.
"Lost-A small lady's watch
with q white face; also, two ivory
young ladies' work boxes. A Ma
|hogany gentleman's dressing case,
and 3 email poney belonging 10 =
young lady with silver mane and
TALL
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
Admlnistrator,s Notice.

VZTHEREAS Letters Of Administration
on the estate Of Jerry Miller, deceased,
were granted ~ the undersigned on the 18th
day Of August. 1870, by the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court OF Warren county, Missis-
slppi,
Therefore, all persons having clAlmG
against said estate are hereby requested 70
exhibit the same " ithin the time prescribed
by Law, or the same will be barred.
WILSON BELL, Administrator.
aug sc. d1tw6t
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
Grimm, ChIEnon and CrLnoIIee.

CTlmps ChiRnOn and CFAnollnes
Two new womens journals have
recently been started IN Holland.
The woman questlon-"Can you
let me have $50 this morning? 7"
The male population Of Iowa is
10000 in excess ofthe female.
An eccentric IowaD, who died
recently, left one sister $4,000,
another $4,000, and a third sister
and his father Sl0 apiece.
The young ladies Of Chicago m
said to have organized a midnight
mission for the reformation Of dis
sipated young men who are found
in the streets late at night.
Mrs. Clark, of Milford, CT, took
\ castor-Oil dose of crOton oil, sent
by a careless druggist and there
was Grape on her door.knoO.
An old lady was recently over
heard to ask her little boy how be
"dare steal the molasses syrup til
tiously 2"
A gentleman of means lately
eloped with a Mystic, Con-, factory
girl, in her working dress.
A young girl and a young man
kneeling at the Catholic church IN
Iceberg, Germany, were recently
struck by lightning and killed.
Minnie Hansel enrolled flfty-three
Of the Berlin girls aud offered them
to the Prusslan Government for
military service during the war but
their services were rejected.
A woman eighty years old, and
probably the oldest woman IN the
city, voted at the recent election in
Cheyenne, Wy.
The Free Methodist, by resolu-
tons, denounce waterfalls, CATERS,
jewelry, and all female ornaments
from head to foot.
Voltage, who is a single man, is
generally considered honest, but
says there are times when his fin.
gers have itched to hook q dress.
The first breach of promise case
which has ever come before the
courts of Texas is about to be tried.
the damages claimed being $4,000
Mrs. Gladstone is said to be al
ways In the ladies' gallery Of the
British House Of Commons when
any important question is debated,
watching her husbands proceed
ings.
One of the German soldiers escort
ing French prisoners to Germany,
was asked by a German lady what
impression the TurcOs had produced
on the German troops. "Aadam,"
he replied, innocently, "they did
not produce any impression, but
we produced quite q number OF i'm.
pressions upon them" The reply
was most impressive.
A crazy woman named Bowling,
Of Kansas City, was, on Tuesday
last, discovered demolishing the
chimney of q private residence.
The tenant, not liking the way in
which the bricks came thudding
down, speedily had the woman re-
moved from the root. She alleged
that the chimney was the tower Of
Babel, and that 1t must be ruzed to
the ground.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01

~THuaspAY. IL. b. LEO.


me shove is the heading Of an
article which appeared in the
Times and Republican last Satur-
day. The article was 3 lame de-
fence Of county Radical officials
from structures which had appear
ed in the HERALD upon their
course, and it was particularly
apologize for those who were
interested in certain bridge con-
tracts, which had recently been
let to certain Of the "loil." The
editor, however, possibly through
ignorance-he Is q Stranger in
these parts, recently carpet-bagged
here, doubtless for an ofice-in-
dulges in certain plain misstate-
ments. The very first sentence in
the article is entirely devoid of
truth. 1t says: ut seems to have
been the practice Of the Board
Of Police throughout the State,
from time immemorial, to let con-
tracts for bridge building with
rery slight and Insufficient publ
cation Of notice, or none at ALL"
There Is not q word Of truth in
that statement. The practice has
been from "time almost immemo-
rial' to give ample publication, in
testimony Of which we call in the
files Of the Vicksburg Wing, q
newspaper published in this city
for over thirty years before the
war, and the files Of the HERALD
since the war, in which ample no.
tiacation was made, nor was this
system Of insufficient publication
Of notice, or none ct ALL" ever
known until the State fell into the
hands of the Radical party, which
now curses and robs the land, and
who were afraid to make publica-
ton, because 1t would probably
make q little too prominent the
system Of thievery in which they
engage.
The system Of letting as de.
scribed by our contemporary, was
never practiced before, and the
Radical party is solely responsible
for it. 1t is not a democratic
precedent as charged, and the
Radical party is responsible for it
as denied by the Editor of the
Times. 1t is "a bad precedent
and a villainous practice, but Rad
icalism deals in none others.
It Is rather singular that q nor
them carpet Dagger should come
into this State and pretend to
know more Of our customs than
we who are to the manor born /;
but not at all singular, that in
making representations of US, he
should wander as fer from the
truth as He'll is from Heaven, for
that Is the manner and unalter-
able custom Of his kind. The
gentleman under consideration,
however, may have made his arti-
Gle upon the representation Of 9th
ers, not so scrupulous as regards
the moral obligations of life. He
is q stranger and cannot himself
know aught Of US, but if he in
tends to deal honestly by us, he
should be exceedingly careful Of
the publication Of the many vii
famous ISLANDERS which will be
poured into his ear, by the cow
ards, liars and THE yes, OF which
his party Of corruption is COM
posed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
Administrator's Notice.

VTTHEREAS Letters Of Administration
wv on the estate OF Mary A. Hall, dc.
ceased, were granted to the undersigned on
the 18th day u september, 1870, BY the Clerk
Of the LhAncery Court OF Warren county,
Mississippi. All persons having claims
against said state are hereby requested TO
exhibit the same within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will DO barred.
r. II. COOK,
sepiS.w6w Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01
IN VACATION.
Charles H. Smith ct al. Trustees, &c.,l
G.G. Edwards. I

Charles II. smith Ct o.. Trustees, &c.J
vs..
&C. Edwards.
At Rules, before the Clerk Of the Chancery
Court Of warren county, Mississippi, Sep.
WIPON opening the papers In this cause
and II appear ny to the satisfaction OF
ths Court, from the AFFIDAVIT. OF J. +. White,
one oil the Solicitors Tor the cOmplainAnts,
tnat g. q. Edwards, the deiendan herein, il
q 0n.rcsldent II the state Of Mississippi,
q d beyond the ordinary process oil this
Court, 20 that the same cannot be served
upon him this Is therefore 10 make Known
unto The said q q Edwards that unless he
BE- and appear be ORA the honorable tie
Lhancery Court OF Warren county, 10 be
holden IN aud for aid cOu " at the G. urt
House thereof, at Rules before the Clerk
Of said l. uTt, or the 9TH Monday Of said
term, then ami there to plead, snswer or dc.
muir TO The said compliments bill OF com.
plant, the anne with the Allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed and this G use
proceeded with the same As II the said de.
PENDANT was personally present IN said
CouTt.
II Is further ordered that this o,der be-
published In the YlckSburg Weekly Herald,
a newspaper published IN said state, once
q week Tor four successive weeks.
Done before me, Clerk Of the Chancery
Court, At Rule, &C nv ONCE In the city,.
vlcksburg, this 2ist day Of September, Al
1870 A. II. ARTHUR, lie X
WHITE B FARIsH, Solicitors for comppts.
sep2l' Wtw