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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
Notice in Chanccry.
Emma {. Anderson and Frank w..
Ander,OI,
"
James Gown and all unknown

Chancery Court, %Issaquena county, NOvem'
Der Term, 1870.
TO JAMES GOWN ana all persons known
or unknown, having or claiming have
an, interest either l. gal or equitable, IN the
lands hereinafter described, at the time he
same were sold for taxes, and all such other
petsOns as may be interested therein,
Y,u will take notice that Emma I. Ander'
son and Frank w Anderson, husband o. the
said Emma &. Anderson, h ave died their bill
in the Chanc ~ Court OF the Fourteenth
Chancery District OF Mis- ,issippi, in and toTthe
county Of Issaquena. 70, the purpose OF hNv.
ing the title Of the said Emma Z. Anderson
ueTfprtnd and conarmed, TO the following
anus lying in said county OF IssaqUona, TO-
eit; The : est half OF the northwest quarter,
and the so ithwestqnarler OF section twenty.
seven, f2Ti containing y hundred ana
forty acres rOTe or less. the eOuthWest guar
ter Of section twenty-five ga containing one
hundred ar six J acres more or lessi ana
also. the NOTtA half o. the southeast quarter
Of section tweDty1ne (2ll containing eighty
acres. more or lei SAl in township thirteen
ual. range seven QNSt
And you are heieIy notified that yOu are
required 10 be and appear at the November
Term Of said ChanserY Court to DO holden o.
Tallula, on the thiVd Monday OF Novembel
next. and show cause against said titlei ant
why the same should not DO c0nnTmedi AMI
in default thereof said bill will b taken 10
confessed as against you, ana aeszes eater
Cd ~as'Ordins'S' unMAcA NnHRsoN.
l - ItdS PShsos;
4hniu4iorh wes IaisS
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
SUU Red Warrior,
Collins and
Hunts.
ssnSo. daT LEE RICHARDSON 4 q
HYMENEAL.

Married, In vieksbuFg, on the 4th inst, By
the Rev. ]. z. Wheeler, Mr.. KENNETH
McCRANEY and Miss KTTTlE COATS.
Omaha papers please copy.
Wewish tae happy ones all ths hlass thar
. married life can give. and meg nel1ins
eoeagtO MAJ their happiness.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
STATE OF M~IssIssIPPI,k
Warren County. :

WaEAou Oyuutls
In Warren Circuit couE, 70 the Novsmhsr
Term, A. d. $50
Rothsehlld q Fnsbee, Piaintabl
No. co W. A~tiaehmana
George q. Edwards. DeiendantA
TVHE Attachment Issued herein AZ the
snit Of plAihtiR against defendants estate
for eS83 %. having been duly levied upoa err
tain propeTty Of said defendant, and the
defendant not being found, and u appfafina
70 the Court. from aaldaylt 'nled, fhAt said
defendant IA a n0n-resldent Of the atate az
Mississippi, andlthat the ordinary proea Of
thisC 0uTtNannot be served upon him, aud that
his place Of residence and pOat0flce Cannet
be ascertained upon uillgent e8quir I this IL
therefore to make known 70 Baid Geonza q.
Edwards that unless he DO and appear be-
lore the Circuit Court OF Warren county a.
the next term thereof to be held IL theConFt
House Of said county, IN the city Of Vi6kH-
burg. on the eth Monday In November nekt,
on tue frat day Of said fern, and plead 10
said action judgment final will be- entered
and the estate attached, sold.
II is further ordered that this order be pub
lished Tor four weeks successfully, &c least
once In each week, In the vlcksbnTg HeFald,s
newspaper published In Ylcksburg.
WitBess ny hand and seal, this nd Sep
", Il. FURNIss. Clerk.
MILLER L BiRcHKTT, Pl'ntns Atty.
ep2f,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
TIE STATE OF MIssIssIPpr,)
IssAQuESA COUNTY.

ISsAQUENA COUNTY.
Chancery Court Of lssaquena county, pro.
cCclings held before the Clerk thereof IN
vacation.
Emma {. Anderson
W.
James GOwan, ct al.
TT APPEARING to the Court from aalya.
Wit herein lilei, that James & wan, defend.
Aut In The alb We named suit, Is u non res.
dent ofthis state, aud that his residence Is
unknown TO compiainanis; IL IS ordered that
the said james Gowan enter his appeara' &c
herein on Or beiOr the fret da OF the next
term of the Chanrery Court Of ! sHGuorA
county. to be held a. the Court House therco',
on the ID MUuda' OF November 1870, and then
and there. plead. ansWc or dcmur TO com.
p!ainlnt's blll OF 60 paint, or said bill, and
rs allegations will he taken for confess Il as
TO him, and a decree pro c%Onfesso entered
arcO. dinghy, ana It Is further ordered that q
copy Of tins order be- published once a week
IL fur weeks euccC .sivGly In the chs urg
Herald" ruhlic newspaper ofthis Nra,e.
, rdrrcd The l7th day Of OctOlgr. 1870
A true copy.
ST HUSSEY, Jerk.
ocs2 by L. S. JEFF RDs, ID e.,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
GUARDIAN SALE.

nURsUANTta decree OF the Chancery
tnurt Tor he 18th dist let Of the state
Ui Miss ssippi. slit ng for the county Of War
ien. rendered 'hcreon, on the 9Th day OGJuly
$50, thu undersigned, Gu ardiGn for the
IL innr heirs OF james Hainning, deceAse :,
Will sell 4 the doOr of the court House OF
s,il county, in the city OF Vicssburg, ON
Saturday, 18th day Of November,
1870,
the following Real Estate In said county,
tu-wit, The north west = OF section 81, town
hin IS, range 1 east, cOntting 10 acre., the
pr0t erty OF aid heirs and the ncirs of Robert
haiHning, dccc scd
T rms ri sale clsh on leliyery OF the deed
AMERICA HAINNING,
oc;-wtds Guardian,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
lssRquena County.
ChanCcTy Court OF l~SsaqucnA county, prO.
ccedings held before the Clerk thereof, in
vacation.
EnmaC I. Anderson
VS..
A. Fisk, Of. al
1T appearing to the Court from affidavit
herein hlcd, that a Fisk, defendant In
the above named suit, is a nonresident Of
this State. and that his residence and Post
office Is unknown to complainant; 1t Is
ordcFo that said A. Fisk enter his appear
ance herein, on or before the first day ORTIZ
next term Of the Chanccry Court OF Issa-
quena Ounty ~ he held at the Court House
thereof, on the third Monday Of November,
1870. ami then aud there plead, answer W de-
mur to c~Omplninant's hill o complaint he O.
In, or said hill and It's allegations Will he
taken for confessed aS n him, and a decree
pro confesso entered accordingly; and II IS
further ordered that 4 copy OF this order he
published Onre = week tor Tour weeks sue
cessivGly in the 'Yicksburg Herald p q put.
lie newspaper Of this State.
Ordered the l7th day Of October, 1870.
A true copy.
s.. l. HUsSEI, Clerk
oc2 by {. s. J%EfFOBDs, D.. c.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22

A LOT l45Na9K feet, on the corner a
n Walnut and First East Streets.
ALSO. o ine two story dwelling, contain
lug seven rooms, with hall and gallaEle4 on
both stories, with all the necessary out
houses, with good orchard on aletoL hAnL
q aquaEe.
Ris0. four anda half acroso 81 F,ound s.tl
tfd on washington street. nefiA et SIS
bayou. Applyto
aea a p.o-dRWf nn me N
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22
To Planters of Mississippi and
Louisiana.

HAVE just received a new and complete
sUt Of machinery from 4 Carver's Gin
Factory, and am prepared TO do all Gin
Work at my shops u as
FIIeIng and Replacing Gin saws
FILLING AND REPAIRING
GIN b r u s. H as
Ten per cent. deducted for all work done
at the shop. Orders LETT with ManloFe a
Hoba,t VicksbuTg, Mississippi, VIII Be
VIII. II. HARRISON.
TERMS CASH. sep1
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-22

nuHsUAHT 90 ne provisions e adsaIss
The H0uoF1tie toe ChanceT eHurt q
AeAQa 8entl. nlsa rendered la s eszselH
e4n]e len ihertin pesdlag, Who1eIa 5qan
A9zIaH - Az we're eumNiNinaHI4 aHI
James Dick AIM e a. were d1lemaants. ne
NnaAEAl8neu, appointed special commission
~ ~ ne deofee aforesaid or thaf purpose,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE

BUFFALO, Dec. THE third session of the
National Board Of Trade called to order at II o'clock
this morning. the Council Chamber, by Frederick Fra
ley of Philadelphia Charles g. Curtis President Of the
Buffalo Board of Trade, welcomed the members Of the
Convention.
Hamilton A. Hill OF Boston called The roll Of delegates,
when about 60 representatives of the following Boards
Of Trade responded: Baltimore, Boston, Charleston,
c. Chicago Cleveland. Detroit Milwaukee, Newark, y.
j. New York, Philadelphia Pittsburgh, Portland, LOUIS
San Francisco and Wilmington, Del
Mr. I'd. s. HoltOn Of Milwaukee was called 70 the Chair
ballot was taken for President which resulted in the
reelection Of Frederick Fraley OF Philadelphia. The eec
on for Vice Presidents resulted in the choice Of the fol-
lowing gcntcmeu: r. r. Kirkland, Baltimore A. Plum
uer Boston; George :. Hazard Buffalo; William l.. Bren
holm, Charleston; Charles Randolph, Chicago; John A.
Cans Cilcinna' Thomas A. Walton Cleveland; George
f. Bagley Detroit, Edward B. HOltOn, Milwaukee; George
Oud, ke, Ncw-Iurk; John o. Brown. Portland; WIN. NJ.
Mcpherson, Louis H. g. Smeath san Francisco; j. C.
johnson. Newark.
committee was appointed 10 consider the law passed
m Congress in July last and also the instructions OF the
Secretary the Treasury IN reference 10 the same al
lowing direct importation tO interior cities committee
was All 80 appointed consider the resolutions presented
by tie Milwaukee Board OF Trade In reference to
Civil Service Reform. The Board then discussed the pro-
pOScd amendment 20 tie Constitution in reference 20 tho
ieyvng Of assessments from constituent boi's, and
suc, ucnty he subject referred tO the Executive
Council. The Convention then adjourned till tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
TELEGRAPInC NOTES.

There was slight fall of snow in Richmond
yeT'riay
The steamer COrtes has arrived at New
OyeAn SuNor She did moi oaeh Al hey West and be ard
nothing Of Of I'M hArposa-
1t is understood that the suspension OF William
Whst seaurer cotton ortops Boston rt ID
ytsrdGy only temporary his lar sIoes bis liabilities
During n brief gale on Tuesday night. the old
fgns Telegraph ll in InneIeo, Sh had been
the early ps Of 1883 utterly demolished
-. The Canal Commissioners have extended tho
dine Tor closing Canal the NJ idle AMI EaAsr D'5hs ~ Tie
l0h inst Canal uun Tie lO Bnes the
sameshai be closed - iee
The British Consul at Maracaibo arrived at
Kingston JsseG yesierA tni hst astei e British Commo o
,4B sL bin Immediately 10 proHct he hngsf sid
other fsTg hAfAeaoo shere The Rlareeusn Al 10
hight
At the National Tobacco Exchange banqnet, in
Rehmond evening Gov. Wsrr male speech adyoca
fonn The Revenue lie stat. that he re,SI o. es
asng vbv Virginia could e her debt lie tuugd
that soon harden Of al hei a
her sloul1ors go4 be able pay The interest PnHp,
AT a meeting of the Cincinnati IIaae-l}all ClCb
la, evening kirivs Boa refusing em1o
PROFESSIONAL tr 1871 proved snJ the Hoard 'ai ias'aesi
10 Elfs pseu tb BeIt peVdd fsnD e en
the ihs credit Of the Cau TIE m Of January be snh'
Of Tie EIrsuVr board Jrerntei ihsr rRAuous ulb
cetea 70 uss frvH bs brsI TuestsI si IsAts
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
RrGlLAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dec. u 1870
The following bills were introduced, and
temporarily laid on the table;
CABLE COMMUNICATION WITH ASIA.
Mr.. CoNKLING Rep., y. Yl-To encourage and pro-
mote t.egraphic communication between Americi, ASIA
and Europe. ,, ,.,--.. c.. -,
& gh for 2i ad maintain Inc or lines Of t
,pL eRe Faete tOasi Of the United st-ies 'hn'e o
tscn AMI proyidd sad tomTAny sIA ofs 70 y
I bs thin oue year and eonIte i With three ear nn The
.s 1 tar act Dsrt r. sst IN mskuS sure
"a Ilps tie detail Of sean vessels IN overn
mnI Z = have Bonty s Of the bre and " po tH' sane
" Wr C0NKIIYG stated that he introduced the bill with
out In any sense committing hmseh TO IT,
sEcURfSG THE PAYMENT OF sEANHN.
ur eIJMNER (Rep Mass.I-To s,cure wages 70 sea
men hl ruse OF Wreek.S ~, ~, =. ,t.. ID,
s,j ~ n Srres pruyiie h. he's previously efed himself
M gto,t shp and stores TIE master o. the s 10
rte-. On ths question. All supuuons ~ which
- ssh cnssut their Of he ~ecA Oh weasel
an Of ths lsalgr, ear freight, are male void
PROMOTING AMERICAN COMMERCE.
NJ. wilson utep., Mas-.)-ro secure eligibility 10
Am rical shiIs tUrrgn trade ana to tnoOuihSo snip
Iuidiug In the u ed states. =,
foT the ar pdntmeat bT the Secretary " the Trsury o
cssn 10 ahh EanlsFl rf raing smrs sni sing the
n,ner of ,rery AmseaDHt ship desnug TO smploy hs
ia r 10 When such vssrl shall have del Srrcd
- - of tu ase m port Of the ubi'od hae the owner
~ hs snutd drI Sbaes Of cent on the amount o
du.ies ..tD-,.ra. Ir.xl canal to the
Al a.ues mAnaiaetue ~ HAchihefy
- .,l, Tor prtEtinf aud cbsspenng shir-@ nHruet9n
,Ir CAtpENTER (Rrp., MLs1-TO nnlrhd Section ~ OF
the iausruptey act Of Marc2 1861 by striking out nom
,h fourth line the words and within one year. ~ as "
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE NEW.DONuNION.
OVER THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
N GOVERNMENT CIRCLES.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNR.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBuNB.l
OTTAWA, Dec. 7.-There is considerable ex-
citement in Government circles over the Presidents
message It is almost unanimously condemned as hostile
and insulting 70 the Dominion. Reference Is fre-
ducntly made to fact that the document contains no
condemnation OF the Fenian raid.
OPENING OF THE ONTARIO PARLIAMENP-sPEECH
OF TIE LIEUTENANT-GOYERNOR.
TORoNTO, Dec. THE Lieutenant Governor
opened the Ontario Parliament to-day at In his
speech he congratulated the members the increased
prosperity Of Province and the conclusion OF the arb
traon between Ontario and Quebec Hesated that large
surplus Of funds remained unused in the public Treasury
and recommended the applying OF portion Of II In de-
yeopng OF the Province by advancing the
commercial and agricultural interests, and stimulating
wellconsidered and bona tde railroad enterprises into
the grant districts and TO the inland lakes He said
that statistics show large Increase OF the population by
imm grafton lie will lay before the Legislature the rc-
mort of the survey II the large Of land north Of Lake
tuuerOr between Lakes NecpgOn and Npssng, hitherto
unexpored containing large tracts OF land well fitted for
agricultural purposes. The Governor concludes by say
ing: .,,-,---. ,,,, ---., .,
vance in trade rcuurc aud manuscues and cherng
be9rtv reference for British institutions have
uehors and hopes @ hssnug prospect sn not be
ma BY disstntOn smOag ourselves"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
IMPORTANT REVENUE DEcIsToN-PosrAL ESTI-
MATES.
TGBNERAL PRESS DISPATCHI


An important decision I'm respect oi bonds given 20 tHo
Government under tho Internal Revenue laws, WAS de
vercd I'm the supreme Court yesterday, in the tho
United States ait Hudson. The suit a dist cr's
bond which, instead Of conforming 20 the form
the statute, provided generally that the OOsur ", ud
conform all present and tuturC laws Ia resp. Ct 4 dis
tlug aud which II was cOHtended void, Ot G., ~
plying with the statute. Tho Court reversing the judg
unfairly entered into by tho drlendant Tor III lent
,Ousid ration and contained nothing la it,o Illegal, II
IL yahd and Dndlug, anOug not m the form oi cOndl.
zion that tine statute prescllbes Tis renders Va a
numi er Of similar bonds whcu Iayg been IA cit "a l-
fercH parts Oi the cHtuirt, aud which many tlci II
Judges have declared G. 20 y.i. Mr. Justice SWayao
delivered the opinion of ihe Court.
Tie P,s maScrGcncra has sent letter 20 the H1nSe
of Repre- entayeS, asking for an apIro Ration OF S25
36C9S for Lc service ending June 80 1872 Zoe rec l.s
iiaIn pos age and tnc staining appropriation Tor the nee
mail service are estimated at S4 3l6; leavtlg 10 ~
appropriated Of las Treasury sS,99s3. 10 make the
rec ipts equal 10 the mated eKpend urcs AID tho
further sum Of Si25OO0 of special appropriations Tor
Steamship service.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08


MOVEMENT OF TROOPS AT LILLE-THE
PRUSSIAN WAR LOAN.
LONDON Tuesday, Dec. 8. 1870.
The telegraph lines connecting with Orleans gave
out on Sunday, and the lines communicating with
Tours were cut by the Prussian cavalry on Monday
afternoon. Communication with Tours partly by
couriers, has, however, been reGstablished.
great movement of troops is in progress at Lille
Yesterday, two Prussan officers appeared before the
town of Peronne, in the Department of Somme, and
demanded its surrender. They alleged that Prus-
sian army corps encamped Immediately IN the
rear of the town. They were promptly arrested and
locked up.
The French say that the Prussian Projects Of the
departments occupied by their troops have issued
decree that all men between the ages of Is and ~
years will be considered prisoners of war, and
that they viii be shot if they endeavor TO escape
The bankers of Berlin the Sd inst. paid in
thirty-four millions Of the loan of one hundred
millions recently authorized by the Parliament,
They announce their readiness to take seventeen mil
lions more.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
CRIMES AND cAsUAIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH


The Nayajoe Indians have begun war against
the ApaehA
Llovd Briton. cOlored charged with numbering
ing J.eob ba ,mau Philadelphia has bseA iouad gully
n the Brsi deglre
... The sleeping-room of w j. Bodenhamer. Re
eerr Jailed Sta.rS Land Oae sprnieh Mo- fobse
Tuesday mig Of $500
49,. Edward II. Haswell, convicted in Augusta,
Me- ofmGnsGghr IN the kg OIL b. Ln has been
imprisonment
IA man. supposed TO be Anthony Brnnigan OF
Nc iy Wa bmgtcn sew iors ao~n.i in Abal @ eyHins
by Ealing Ov,Itosri iron the sle.mes Conn etoat
Joseph Manuel was,rOnyictcd Of lnalslaughter
in Boston yss'ra anu seaiecef 'hf san in o
Lewis 81 tie c.ooler 10 Br44u d o
49,. yesterday, the train irom Brunswick tor Bath
Ne hroSa fon tAe r1es b spae 81 sseh COok
bsRee iisamod y ghty mia ed bat passenger
"A freight train ON the Grand Trunk Railway
hroso rough hroge Boioa Pals CAnAis
the river The yerrps Va ~
kilei
.... Tho co!orcd boy Cuff alias Hail. fully exon.
er. Ptty The white lad ofha thing The IA rlrs of
Mr. oysn Wutpon Peinl Mzss eouesse l 20 .Oss am.
he crime. psssV ba- bses dsesAneL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE NEw-HAvEN BEETHOVEN CELEBRATION.

NEw-HAyEN, Dec. 1.-THE Beethoven Centen-
al Celebration closed this evening with grand sym
phony concert. At the afternoon performance tie
especial gems were the arghoto from the symphony in
"D" and the in c." In the latter work the chorus
gave evidence Of their long training by rendering their
parts in most creditable manner The Huntington
quartette from Hartford performed the solo parts. la
aorckel conducted at both afternoon and evensg con-
certs The evening programme Included the "CuriJan"
overture, sorg Az PerJtdo by Mr.. Huntington. plano
concerto in L fat, by Mis- Marie kreS; a chorus ior
male voices and Beeth0yens great work full chorns
and orchestra. In the ninth synpLT1y, Miss KrCbs ap
peared a. substitute FOR Mr. 3. b. Mills aud rendered
the piano passages aud solos most artistivally. The
audiences. born In the Afternoon and evening, were
small aud the celebration cannot prove pecuulary
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The receipts from the German Fair in jersey
City amount % &5.lg1.
A concert given for the benefit OF the Ger Ger,
S50.
AmGd6e Vatable, Treasurer OF the ffchch
Patriotic Executive Committee Of ths ety. r,pols SUI, SUI
subscriptions, S2Ol4 72 r'untances 10 thc nnis''d?
COnmtiee nc Paris, 1851 "a cash on manu- t'E V'
Tie mel proceeds OF two French lectures given by D.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

70 discourage ard demoralze but their assertions
nav be confidently denied
great number of citizens have left Tours fear
ING an attack by the Prussans Most Of the jour-
nails have also been removed to places of safety.
The Government, however, has thus far evinced no
intention Of leaving
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Gov Mccormick. left Prescott Arizona, Nov.
a. tOr Washington, BY the way Of santa Fe, Ne" heIoo
Mr. John p. Cox, the superintendent of the
peu., tp iro d. AMI who dd
Pa died yesterday at Wsrerey n T. from an Aporeee H.
Col George Hughes. who ranked high in the
regular srmy Al the of MrIcan in Which N
himself Tor courage and si and spFonei Military Governor o
Pua Taylor died h, residence IN Anre Arundel County
M on SATURDAY. He represented ,ht STATE 10 bs AAAYh Con
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.. Ex-Minister Motley left London for the
Hague on Tuesday
The libel suit of Edmunds agt. Gladstone
and Others has been withdrawn.
The introduction of the Prussian loan in
the London market has been postponed.
The steamer Hausa has taken on board
the passengers the steamer UnOn ashore the
coast of Scotland Tie cargJ and stores will be forward
10 Bremen in II s thought that the
rrLil.I will lrnIn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
PRESENT CONDITION OF THE YERGER CASE.

CANTON, Miss, Dec 3-The report sent
North by Southern mails, that f.. NJ. Yerser. the muir
dercr OF Col Crane has been convicted ana sentenced
for life, has foundation IN fact TIE Grand Jury, az
the last term of the Circuit Court p ius C0u ty cd
tn aud true hill against him. TheieupOn Judge Brown
delivered witherilg rebuko TO thoiu aud place the
Jury IN the custody of the Sheriff. where tney remained
hut a short time as they concluded report bill fur
manslaugltcr Yergcr was thea admitted to bail IA the
sum Of $4,000 10 answer nt the January rh Tie Grnd
jury hot entirely composed vf negroes, but Was
equally divided
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

remove the limitation OF time in which bankrupt may
Hr COLE Glrn., CalTo create the Southern J'oi'
cial District of California. 49,, a.. oo,,,o,-
several memorials were presented ffkin2 ioI VV'lt
sotion for proprrtv taken hy the N2foini government
In Kentucky and Tennessee during 'Le Wgf. ,,,,. ~
N was agreed to make the calender tie uHN or't W
bsiness on and after Monday ncvt, rn tnishel' ~
mrohieciel bills 10 br coufdorra in thcr crd, ana ca
Ser aor be allowed 20 Gpca( onco On each qHCso'
and for five minutes only. AZ sourLed.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE BLACK SEA QUESTION.

CONFIDENCE RESTORED IN LONDON-TIIE SULTAN
ACCEPTS TIE CONFERENCE CONDITIONALLY-
WAR PREPARATIONS IN EGYPT.
LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. ?, 1870.
The feeling of insecurity caused by the de-
lnaud OF Russia relative to the Paris treaty has almost
entirely vanished.
dispatch from Constantinople announces that the
Sultan has signhed his willingness to accept confer
euce for the settlement OF the questions raised by Russia
relating to the Black provided the discussion is con-
fined exclusively TO this topic.
It reported by kilograms from Alexandria that the
Kledyc OF Egypt will be prepared within few days to
arm 100 900 men with brcech-lOaders.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

dorcmeu Mt Chickering's rooms, for tho benefit Of the
French patriotic fund, we're $500.
The drawing of the final lottery OF the Ger
man Patriotic ladies Fair held In this city, came off,
under the direction Of Mrs Frederick kghne, at tho
Iiederkranz Hail. IN East FOurthst, yesterday evening,
and resulted as follows: Weber piano, No 8. won by
Edward Morgan; Bauer piano, No. ~, =. W. Winson;
Mason and Hamn parlor srgan No b6 NJ o. Ia Ronalds;
Edward sChul4c.