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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
"A MANHOOD:

How Lost! How Restored!
JStt pHblltAsd, IN a sealed sASsIOps. Prtoa
tte cent?.
A LECTURE on the NATURAL TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure Of speFmatoTThes
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary EmIS-
sions sexual Debility, and Impediments 70
Marriage generally, Nervousness, ConSump-
tien, Epilepsy, and tits; Mental and Physi.
cal lncdpacity. resulting from Sell Abuse.
&c, oy ROBT, J. CvLvERTELL Md, author
OF tue "Gr on Book" sc.
A boon 20 ThOusandsO OfBufaeReFs
sent under seal, in plain envelope. 10 any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, Or
two postage stamps, By CHAs. ]. Z. KLINE
4 Co,
1877 BOwerY, New York. POsts
office box 4Ss0.
Also DR.. Culverwells "Marriage Gulde;'
Fnee % cents may6.d&wam
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Episcopalian is solicitous
for the spiritual welfare of Gen.
Grant. 1t says;
There has been a good deal of
wild life down at Long Branch of
late. = y 4 We read in the
journals that the Chief Magistrate
Of the United States occasionally
mingles in the gay throng, and
that on Sunday last much disap-
pointment was expressed at his
non.appearance at a place of pub
lie worship. We are happy to
have an assurance that in such q
place, at such a time, public wor-
ship, or worship of any kind, is
not entirely lost sight Of; and it is
to be hoped, therefore, that the
President, if in good health, will
encourage the sentimeut-if it is
only a sentiment-by occupying
the pew that is considerably re-
served for him, in the modest lit
tie Methodist church, within sight
Of the sounding sea. The gossips
say, he has promised to 20 to the
Episcopal church on Sunday next;
but the public need not care par
ticularly where be goes--so that
he goes at all.
The Freeman's (Roman Catho-
lic) Journal is inclined to believe
the report Of the horrible massacre
of priests and nuns at Pekin, re.
ported by telegraph, in proof of
which it quotes from the Missions
Catalogues Of July Is, the official
weekly Bulletin of the "Society for
the Propagation of Faith" at Ly.
ons, France, that the Able Gen
nevoise, missionary in China,
wrote to the Superior of the For.
eign Missions, in France, that:
A secret dispatch has been sent
by the Emperor (ot China to the
principal mandarins. II sets forth
that the French have sent vessels
into interior waters, to intimidate
the Chinese government. That
other European nations may fol
low their example, to the disturb
ance Of the Chinese empire
Therefore, let the mandarins fol
low the old rule about suppressing
Chinese missions. If they do not
prevent the increase of Christians,
the empire will be in danger
These "old rules" mean putting
to death all who avow themselves
Christians.
REVENUES OF THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND.-Summed up, these are
the sources of actual revenues en-.
joyed by the Establishment:
,nb I;nhan al Nil
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20


Rv AUGusTIkls7a
Tns working men of San Fran
a H1 of Inangugating
marz 10 run Philip 4.
Roach n0r Dir. Roach
~ comr rIimeHted By the
- New York Demo
r Philip A. Roach Is 3 brother
Major James Roach, who, for
any years. vas one Of the most
highly respected citizens Of Vieks-
ure, bat Who has been gathered
"a bis fathers. His brother in
California l. one Of the proprie-
lars Of tie San Francisco Exam
lneE q aourishing and influential
eg1ning Journal Published in that
ely. Itis intensely Democratic,
and i pledged in unalterable an
Hpaihy to the Chinese and Radi-
calism. Il espouses ably and
warmly The cause Of the working
men Of the country.
In support Of this statement Of
ME Roach We clip the following
hom his journal Of the Ath inst:
''Ihe physician lays his fingers
on the wrist Of his patient and de-
tsctsby the beatings Of the pulse
upon his fnger-tips the condition
Of the physical system. The rise
or fall Of the barometer indicates
the various changes Of the atmos-
phere, and violent storms presage
their coming. upon its scales as
certainly o. early rays Of light an
nounce the coming sun. Not less
accurate are the precursors that
write, IS with the prescience OF
inspiration, the advent Of great
popular commissions. Events
khead the popular mind with the
huge knuckles of justice, and the
leaven ot opinion, like the leaven
n bread, affects the whole mass
il heat be applied to any portion
Il is one Of these causes thar
now, in the absence Of any create,
political canvass, is producing al
npheaval Of sentiment that aston
lshes its opponents by the mani
festation OF o depth and a will
and q power as irresistible as th,
whirl wind, and which will crusl
70 atoms any and every Opposi
ton that dares to menace it
wrath. Labor, the great muscle
Of finance, is assaulted in thu
highway Of prosperity by an in
nolent and cowardly foe, and pau
per-engendering monopOlies show
their menacing teeth to those wh'
would arrest the assassin. Coolie
ism raises It's hydra.head to pau
perize our poorer classes, and th
gnant wolf Of want already ad
Eances from his mountain covert
and from the adjacent foot-hill
salutes the ears of his victims
covering amid thelOose straw ant
rags in the novels of life.
II is this state of affairs that Il
upon us, but America has, hap
PLY, raised up a people equal t.
the emergency of meeting ant
settling It. Let it be understood
once for all, that in this contest
labor does not intend TO be van
quished. This fact monOpolie
may as wen quietly accept as in
eYitable and govern themselve
aecordlngly,"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

Cnthedrals, 232,OOO
Church edifces, $4,000
ParsOnages, 100000
Total, -fA,j6I, $50
The following is the sum total:
Ordinary revenue, E5,s42,59S
Use for buildings, 4,56l, $50
Total, E10,4O3,S43
That is to say, the Established
Church is in the enjoyment, in one
manner or another, of national
property to the extent of nearly
ten million and q half sterling.
tits stated that the conference
Of Primitive Methodists in Belfast
have had before them, and have
considered favorably, a PROPOSE.
ton for the encouragement of a
union with the disestablished
Irish Church. The opinions of
lawyers were read that there was
nothing in the rules or principles
Of the Primitive Methodist body
to prevent their preachers from
being ordained as ministers of the
Church Of Ireland and becoming
entitled to administer the sacra.
ment, without interfering with any
Of their privileges as Methodist
preachers. A committee was ap.
pointed to confer with any com
mittee that might be appointed on
behalf Of the Irish Church, and
extracts from the letters of several
Irish bishops concurring in the
movement were read.
II the Lutherans Of this country
be all counted in one body, they
would make one Of the largest de-
nominations we have. But they
seem hopelessly divided. The
portion Of them which approach
more nearly to our American evan.
gelical churches, and which be.
lieve in conversion and accept re-
vivaIs, are connected with the
General Synod. A somewhat
larger number, including more of
the German speaking churches,
more closely to the exact habits of
worship Of Fatherland, and are
very strenuous for the old church
symbols and creeds. They are
attached TO the General Council.
A smaller number, forming origi-
nally the Missouri Synod, protest
against the ecclesiasticism Of the
Council, even as being too loose,
and insist that Lutherans must not
exchange pulpits with members of
other denominations.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

The Central Democratic State
Committee, Of Ohio, met in Colum.
bus last Friday, and exhibited from
all parts Of the State indications of
a sweeping Democratic victory this
fall.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

LETTER FROM: A DIsTNeUIsHED
0LD-LIEE WHIG on THE AT
TEMPT 10 WITHDRAW OLD WHIGs
FROM TIE SUPPORT OF THE WHITE
MANS PARTY.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
THE COTTOR CROP OF
1870.

Can be satheTe In the oll-hulll, leavss.
SENS and all. The drop cotton and unopen-
ed bolls can BE- saved.
THE sEPLsATiS6 COTTOs.GIN will save
all and gan it out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, that can DO made from theaams
deld in the usual way, BY the best gins now
In use.
~ Send for circular.
DoWDALL, PAGE 4 co.,
St, Louis, Missouri,
JyA Sole Makers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
Charter Oak Cookin, Stove.
A Book or the Million.

and revelations OF the sexual system, with
the latest discoveries is PRODUCING and pre-
venting Offspring, preserving the complex.
ion, &c
Thi' Is an int resting work Of two hundred
and twerty-;our pages, with numerous en-.
cravings, and contains valuableInfyrmation
tor those who ate married or contemplate,
marriage; still 80 book that ought 10 be
under lock and hey, and not laid carelessly
about the house.
sent TO any one ,fTto Of postagel for Fifty
>. address DR.. Butts Dispensary. No u N.
E!gni 'trcct, st. Louis, No.
nS~ Notice 10 thS afflicted and uRIOFtuAate.
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
who advertise In public papers or using any
QuAcE REMEDIES perufe Dr. Butts work,
20 m4ttef what your disea'e is or how dc.
pl0raD!C your coalition.
Or. Butts can he consulted, personally, or
By mail. on tue diseases mentioned In his
works. Onlcc. No. IL y. Eight street, be.
tween Market and Chestnut, 81. Louis. No.
niayl.dSw.ly.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy,


mrs. Cures Collie and) Price,
Gripping In the
WhtNcombfst BOwes and ia. 25
SYRUP. cess OF icethlng Cents.
4hS. subdues cOnvul.l Price,
si0ns and over
WhltcOm BIS comes all diseaes aB
Incident to In
SYRUP. ,lAnts Z children Cents.
VRS. lLuTes DiarThea, Price,
dysenteTy sum
hltcomO' mer cOmplainiS 2S
- IN chindren VI
SYRUP. TALL ages. Cents.
II is the Great Infants and ChIldTenl
soothing Remedy In all disorders brourhs
on ~ Tecthing or any other cause.
Prepared by tue GRAFTON MEDICINE
CO., ST. LOCIiMO
by Druggists and Dealers In MedI.
cine everywhere. mayi-d&w.IY.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

Archolsnops and Dish
ops, El55.OOO
Cathredals, $4,000
Parochial benefces, 100000
Parliamentary and 9TH
er grants, 100000
Universities, 100000
Ecclesiastical commits.
sion, 100000
Queen Anne's bounty, 117,514I
Education grant, 9O7,079
Total, E5,S42,593
This may be taken to be q mod
crate estimate ofthe amount which
the Established Church annually
draws from Che public revenues.
OF nationaland paroehial edilces,
the annual value may b assessed
as follows
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
PARIS.
OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT or THE
SORrl rs.

OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT or THE
SORTlEs.
PARIs.-The Government has re-
ceived hv balloon from Paris an oili-
ejnl report to the It'll of the progress
and results of the movement made by
by General Ducrat against the Prlis-
sian lines of Investment. They slate
that Thursday was passed hurying the
dead and succoring The wounded. ON
Friday morning the Prussians attack
ed with great inpetuOsity the ffench
at Champigney and in front OF Nllllers.
A fter seven hours fighting the enemy
failed to carry the positions OF
the Frccl and reireated, leaving the
dead and wounded ON the field. Their
losses were from fifteen TO twenty
thousand.
den. Ducrat greatly distinguished
himself i'm the battle Friday. Among
the killed Is Gen. Lachnriere, and Gen.
Renault is badly wounded.
Gen SonnitZ, in his report says the
troous who attacked the French were
saxons aud Wurtembergers. Their
,nmbers exceed "A hundred thousand.
gheir losses must have been eNtlaorul-
nary for the next day they were 50
Weakened that they suffered the frcneh
Ia cross the river uhopposeu' -,
success of the French troops created
The widest enthusiasm IN Paris
THE FIgnrrNG OK THE NORTH
ITrlbunes Special
Tribune correspondent writes from
Versailles. The German loss was M
considerable. The shells fell AZ great
er range than was believed the forts
could carry, reaching beyond MonIlno-
rency. The whole range was 9'oU' ,ne-
lars. AZ Epenny the French made 2,
rush at 3 O'Clock n the afternoon ana
surprised battalion OF ,, ..ie ~ Me
Ercnch simultaneously hurst out from
~ dennis, aud n gunboat coming
dn,,n streanl. swept the banks clear ol
German forces, aud landed a force al
Fpcrnay, occupying the HOUSES R .S%d
lie river and west OF the N'ilos'' : "'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16


during which he will refer fo tbe dam.
aging charges which have been made
against him in connection with mem
sion frauds, aud demand investigation
oy Congress into the whole subject.
LATER.-Rodericll II. Butler who Is
charged with committing frauds
against the Pension Bureau has ar
rived and was in his seat in the Houso
to-day, and was busy trying TO induce
the members aid in preventing his
arrest until n committee of Congress
can investigate the charge. - TeIcgTan,.
MILITIA 10 COOPER GErs HIS
kIGHTs.-In the case of REYNOLDS ot
East tennessee, against Cooper. to re-
cover the bulk of the property sold
per Sherifts sale on Judgement of
80 200 against Reynolds for imprison-
ing Parson VIM. c. Brownlow. now
Senator, at the outbreak of the war.
the court below held that the proceed
lngs IN the Brownlow case were void.
ana that Cooper took no title from the
the Sheriff. The Supreme Court to-
day reversed that decision. II elegraD,
DEATH OF MIR. CALVIN Hoss.-Mr.
Calvin Hoss, an old and highly re-
spected citizen OF this county, died at
ms residence on Cherokee Creek, six
miles south of Jonesboro' on SATURDAY,
last. He was one of the noblcst works
o, God-an honest man.-JOnCSborO'
FId1.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
SuliSIfcrS.

WHEN does an editor play singular
trick with grammar! When he de-
clincs IN article.
THE difference between II boquct of
flowers and the boquet" of wine Is,
that one makes Il noscgay and the other
n gay nose.
"MA," said Fred. I" | should rather
he II wild Turkey, and live my life out
on the prairies, Than be a tame turkey
and be killed every year."
NEw-YoRK is said to have bcggar
who offers to " Make change in silver"
when the charitable say they have
nothing less than'a dollar-bill.
A KANSAS CITY artist committed
suicide the other day because hc could
not pay his tailor. The tailor wants
to know how that helped matters.
TuE anatomist who has discovered
"A new muscle ia The human body has
taken out patent aud one can use
the muscle without paying royalty.
LOOKING at the aurora borcalis" Is
the excuse heads of families ANA young
men give now mt breakfast for being
out late the previous evening
4 CoNFECIoNER in Indianapolis is
inccnsed because IL fine cake of chucO-
late which he sent to the State Fair was
mistaken by the committee for carved
walnut.
you ought to lay up something
for rainy day." said an anxious faith
or to profligate son. " And so have,
replied the youth. "What ?" IAN
umbrella"
IN chasing an annoying dog the
other day, IA Portland man ran against
~ clothes-line, which widened his
mouth and extracted two teeth with
out pay, and he didn't catch the dog
either.
A MoNEY-HUNTER being ahont to
marry n fortune, Il friend asked MN
how long the honeymoon would last
Don't tell me of the honeymoon, "
he replied; "it is the harvest-moon
with me-"
A coon sort of man was recently
asked to subscribe for a chandelier for
| the church. Now said he, whats
the use of II chandelier! After you get
It, YOU can't get amy one to play ON II.
THORNTON il not going TO do any
| thing more In conundrums. lie re-
Gently asked his wife the difference
between his head and Il hogshcad, and
she said there was none. lie says
| that is not the right answer.
A sEK-CAPTAIN, invited 10 meet the
committee of a society for the evan
gilization of Africa, when asked do
the subjects of King Dahomey keel
/ Smday?" replied: Yes and every
thing else they can lay their hands
on
OLD gentleman. "Now, you chill
drcn, III tell you what il Is, if YOU
make any more noise in front OF my
house, IN speak Ia that policeman.
Chorus of juveniles much tlckled)
THAT policeman LoT we an
Altered OF i'm; why that's Jathcr'H =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

The American Magrcctic Equine
Powders" can be used for almost ell
forms OF disease thai do not actually
need the services OF n Veterinary sur
geon. while the late General q. NJ. Mitch
ell was In command of the department
of the Ohio and afterwards under Buell.
In Kentucky. he ordered his division
wagon master to use these Powders"
in all cases Of disease occurring amonp
horses under his care, and the result
was that the lives of many valuable
horses were saved, So i'm regaed to the
Equine Ointment and" LinimeEt,"
they had the same effect. While i'm
Kentucky, almost all horses attached to
General Mitchell's brigade were the
subjects ofgrease and scratches, and
other cutnneous affections. He was
supplied with the " Equine Ointment,
which soon had the effect OF entirely
Graduating the disease.
Every package Of these remdies bears
the certificate of the late Veterinary
Surgeon, Geo. IL. Dadd,) who used
them EXTENSIVELY in his large practice.
Send to Lord, Smith & Co., SO Wabash
Avenue; Chicago, for n copy of their
"Horse.and Cattle Guide, " mailed free.
When we are sick we Seek to find the
easiest thing that will make US well.
Ask your druggist for II bottle of DIR.
Warinner's AromatiZed Castor Oil, b"
take dose and get better at once.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
Judge Buffers case.

The Washington correspondent of
the n. y. Tribune, under date of 9th,
says;
Representative n. r.. Butler, of
Tennessee, took his scat to day. In
conversation, he makes a wholesale
denial of all the charges made against
him Ia the newspapers in connection
with the pension frauds, and he an
nounces himselfready To disprove them
when the first opportunity offers. He
SAYS that he Is the object of the most
malicious persecution not only i'm the
cadetship scandal but also in connec-
ton with the pension frauds, ard
that his enemies, from eN-SecretarY
Cox and Commissioner Van Aernam
down 10 the village politicians in Ten
nessoe, are pursuing him relentlessly.
lie say they talked of arresting him,
when his prosecutors well knew that
he was ready TO come to Washington
whenever he was sent for, and he says
there Is the most positive reiutatlon OF
the charges made against him now on
file i'm the department., sworn 70 and
properly authenticated, and he ailirms
that this evidence has been there for
months. lie adds that he did not dis
appear nor sccrete himself" but re-
manned at home all the time the char
gCs were making. He has no knowl-
edge that any proceedings are await
! ing him here, nor has he had amy pa
pers served upon him. He has with
him aiildayits of the persons whom II
is alleged he dcfrauded Of pensions
and bounty, aud he says he Is deter
mined to pursue the subject before
Congress aud elsewhere until he Is
yindlcatCd.n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
Goodson MISUNDERSTANDING Of
Beard.
GooDsoN, VA, Dec. 3. 1870.

GooDsoN, VA, Dec. 9, 1870.
Alta meeting of the officers of Good
son Township, by order of Jno. M.
Davis, Supervisor, Present :-.Jno. NJ.
Davis, Super visor; Jas. G.. Lwen.
Commissioner of Roads; VIM. A. RAJ
der Assessor Jno. l.. Ligon, Jr.,
Clerk, pro tenn.
NOrcd, by VIM. a. RAIDER, that
Sup't Davis take the chair, passed.
MOucd, by Vim. A. Raider, that the
Township bedivided into four A. Road
Districts, passed.
Mored, by Jas. G.. Owen, that the
Township be laid Off first from the n
T.. Corner, commencing at Hawks
Hill running West with Township
line, assigning line Roads between
Goodson and Undertook Township
to GOsdson Township.
ROAD DISTRICT, No. l.-Beginning
at Hawks Hill, running West with
Township line to Road passing Baron
Sping Chuch, thence South to widow
Smiths taking IN Baron Spring Church
Road, thence East with Island Road
to Goodson's Old House, passing East
along North side of Abingdon and
Goodson Road to Abingdon and Good
son Township line, thence to begun
ning.-Jdkc johnson. OUcuseer.
ROAD DISTRICT, No. 2.-Ilunning
from Baron Spring Church with Kin
derhook Township line to Scott county
line, from thence TO Tenn, line, thence
to Town of GoOdson, thence to the be-
ginning Hm. IL. Rhed, OUcrSecr.
ROAD DISTRICT, No. 3.-Bcginning
with Goodson Corporation, running
East including Abingdon aid Good
son Road to Abingdon aud GoOdson
Township line, thence South with Alb
ingdon and Goodson Township line Ia
foot of Big Knobs, thence with tho
foot of the Knobs to Tenn. line pass
ing down the North side of the Knobs,
thence to the beginning TO limits OF
Goodson Corporalion.-Jaco6 Car
mIck, OrcrScp.
ROAD DISTRICT, No. 4.-Bcginning
with Tern. line, thence along the foot
of the Big Knobs on the North side.
thence running with Abingdon Town
ship line To. Tenn. line, thence with
Tenn. line to the beginning. All
roads running through Big Knobs to
he kept up by this District.-AtcE.
Rcutkin, OUerSccr,
NO0ed, by Jas. G. Owen, that the
pay for wagons and ploughs shall he
twenty-five cents per hour or two and
II half dollars per day, pissed.
Morcd, by VIM. a. RAIDER, that the
Road Ovcrseers he required to give 4
bond of three hundred dollars, passed
MOUed, by JAS. q. owen, that tn,
Clerk he ordered To furnish each Over
seer copy of these proceedings notify
ing them OF their appointment Rnt
giving them the Boundaries OF theil
Districts. passed.
Norcd, 10y Jas. G.. Owen, that tbs
Board adjourn to meet at this place OF
the 17th day Of December, passed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
PALLADyNE'S ARMY WITH
DRAWS TO THE BANK OF
THE LOIRE.
TIE PRuSsIiys ADVANCE AND OCC;PT OR.
LEANS.

THE GERMANS OCCUPY ORLEANS.
ToURs, December 5.-An official
communication announced that Cen
eral D'Aurelles de Palladines, on the
night Of the 81 Of December, advised
the government az the necessity Of
evacuating Orleans, aud retrcating on
the left bank of the Loire. The gov
eminent, however, was of the Opinion.
that il would be better 10 hold firm
Orleans, but General D'A urcllces de
Paladnes retained his views as 20 the
necessity for his retreat, and the gov
eminent decided To act accordingly,
hut on the It'll of December General
De Paliadines telcgIaphcd to the gov
eminent that he had changed his opin-
ion, and would hold Orleans. There
upon NJ. Gambetia started to Orleans,
hut, when mt La ChapPelle, the train
was fired upon 10y the Pussian cavalry,
and Gambetta returned to Tours,
where he found dispatch from Gen.
Pelliere announcing that the enemy
had demanded the evacuation of Or
leans under II threat that they would
lombard the place, and that Pellicre
had agreed. in the name of General dc
| palladines, 10 comply with the tie
mand. Accordingly the marine bat
ttrries were spiked, the powder des-
.royed and Mt mi might the Prussia"s
occupied Orleans. Dispatches from
the chief of the Corps dArmce an
nouncc that the retreat was made IN
good order. No dispatch has been re-
ceivcd from Gen. de Palladincs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
MAGAZINES.

AZ GoDtY's LADY's Book FOR JANU-
ANY. 1871. --The publiser of the La
'dy's Book has presented his patrons
with an extra number of embcllish-
,nients. Tor this month,
- ~h,,oking Cor the eclipse" steel
plate steel-plntc title page; SIX
fisuae 'colorcd fishion-pIate, hand
some berlin woodwork pattern, print
cd is d Variety Of coIors; two bcauti-
full wood-c,its. printed on tinted pa
q per and the best extension sheet OF
fashionable and useful designs ever
published.
A lar e supplement, containing in
structious in guipurc netting. is pre-
scented to the subscribers for 1871.
,THE NEv EcLECTIC Mac AzINE. -
With the present number Of this re-
ally excellent magazine. there is to
he a change Of proprictorship-Mr.
Lawrence Turmbull retiring. and NJ.
Murdoch. who was joint proprietor
with Mr.. Tprnbull, taking into part
ncrship MesSrs. Browne and HILL
The nsmeis alSv to be changed Ia
that Of .'rhe Southern Magazine. y
and number Of new contributors
have been engaged to give spice and
variety to its pages. We heartily
commend the magazine to our South
ern friends. not only because it is cs-
scntialiysa Southern publication. but
for the efurther and better reason,
that it is a'good one.