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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
Associated Press Report.
JEREMIAH.

WAsHIEGrON, March II.
The President to-day replied to
the resolution Of the Senate, en-
closing a communication from The
Secretary of State, who gives the
names Of thirty States reported as
having ratified the 18th amend
ment, Including Kentucky, Indiana,
Texas aud Georgia. He adds he
does not assume to anticipate the
action Of Congress in defining the
condition or relation Of any State
TO the Federal Government. He
merely presents a list Of resolutions
purporting to ralify the proposed
amendment, of which notice has
been transmitted to the Depart
ment Of State, with the dates of
their respective adoption,
The House referred the funding
bill to the Committee Of Ways aud
Means.
Butler reported a bill for the ad.
mission OF Texas.
Beck offered a substitute for
Buffers bill.
Both Woods aud Beck's amend.
menis were rejected.
ST. LOUIS March l5.-Another
heavy snow storm last night.
MADRID, March Is -Yesterday
Prim was rs4ailed by auti.conscrin.
ton mob. He succeeded In escap-
ing unhurt.
New YoRK, March l5.-Three
million dollars in silver expected
from Canada this week, consigned
TO New York banks. One bank is
said to have tlity-two kegs in silver
IN its vaults.
NEw ORLEANS, March l5.-The
bill passed Incorporating the Mis-.
sissippi Valley Levee Company,
! giving force TO effect the plans OF
the Louisville Convention, capital
stock 81 millions. Land iSxes,
acreage aud production behind the
levees for q years in the interest of
the Company. The bill passed by
a large majority. After q long
discussion it looks to q consolidated
levee system for the whole lower
Mississippi Valley under one man.
agemcnt. j, G. Gaines, J. II. Ogles.
by, A. D. Banks aud Others, Corpo-
rators.
LONDON, March l5.-Letters from
Zanzibar say that the Expedition
in search of DR.. Livingston were
detained by prevalence Of the
cholera.
The German ships Carrie and
Jane were run down by a steamer
Of the Peninsular and Oriental line
of the coast o. ,Japan. No details.
Rio JANERo, March -, via Lis
bon..-.-Lopez still eludes pursuit.
Troops from Argentine provinces
are concentrating In Paraguay.
WASHINGTON, March l6.-The
Reconstruction Committee heard
six yellow men from Tennessee re.
garding affairs in that State. They
makes black record. Further hear.
ing postponed to Friday.
HOuss-ElectiOns Committed re-.
ported Hunt NOT, but Sheldon en-
titled to o seat. There is 0 revised
minority report.
Sheldon introduced Q resolution
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

We tender our sinccrcst condo
lence and sympathy to the Vicks-
burg correspondent of Bonncr's
Ledger, the young gentleman who
wrote for information as to the
duties Of State Librarian. He has
n formidable competitor in the
person Of Miss Edmonia c. High
gate, Il lady Of color. Now it
would be exceedingly ungallant il
the young gentleman should per
sist in his application for this pO-
sition after the lists have been en-
tered by Il lady, and one too Of the
preferred and rcvercd race Of the
"man and brother Every in
siuct must necessarily dictate the
prompt withdrawal Of his applica.
ton, and in the most graceful man
ner, the tender Orhis services, and
those of his friends in behalf Of
the fair and winning Edmonia. 1t
will undoubtedly be to him a sore
trial one which will cause him
much regrek but the necessity he
cannot deny.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
n

Columbus has steam laundry.
We raise our clarion voice on high
for one in YazOO city. The expense
of starting such an establishment
would not be great, and the profits
would be certain aud considerable.
The owners would be able to do
their work so cheap that cOmpeti-
ton In the old fashioned way
would be nowhere. In q short
time all the soilsd garments in town,
except those belonging to the very
small class Of people who had been
In the habit of washing for them.
selves, would pass through the
Laundry, aud even many Of these
would conclude to prefer paying a
small consideration than to do the
work themselves. To house-keepers
"Washing" IL the greatest Of bug
bears, and In these days Of unCer-
tain servants, they would hail the
advent OF a Laundry with delight.
who will start one OF these institu-
lions and get rich 2 We will venti-
late II g.atis till Il gets a fair start.
We were always opposed to
washer women. Between Us and
them there never was, aud never
eau be any affinity. 1t always
seemed to delight them to ask US
for " that little change When we
were displaying our conversational
powers to a crowd Of friends on q
popular street corner. For no
earthly reason that We know of,
they persist IN stitching little blue
rags OH 10 our cloths. That Is the
real secret of our antipathy to blue
They always did send us the Pnb-
liShei's shirts, aud as Publishers
never fail to wear studs, we exhaust
our patience trying to button one
button hole to another button hole.
They match socks with yellow tops,
with red topped socks. II we ask
Que In all humilitytO put back a
few Of the shirt buttons she has
ruthlessly destroyed, she will either
not do il, or If she does do 1t, they
will be black horn brooches buttons.
They give all the whole pocket
handkerchief to the men they like
best, and none Of them like US.
They count one footless sock 90 4
piece, and charge any enormous
price they please, q dozen. And
then throw up to us the high price
Of sOaD and starch. Obi for q
steam LOundry In this vast village.
-Yaz0o City Democrat.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Mn Representative French the
other day introduced a long series
of resolutions endorsing the ac-
ton Of the Legislature in electing
General Ames Othe United States
Senate, If any resolutions rela.
tive to the subject are passed at all
they should be to condemn the nc.
ton Of the Legislature in electing
him, and not to commend 1t. There
was no earthly reason for elect.
ing Gen. Ames. The Legislature
knew he was not a citizen Of the
State it knew he was forcing his
election upon q people of whom
he was not ; that he had resOrted
to the most miserable aud dis
graceful schemes to secure his
election that he has absolutely
dared to threaten the people with
his puny vengeance If he was not
elected that he caused the repre-.
sentatiyes Of his party to stuItiiy
themselves by stating time and
again that he was not q candidate
when every one knew that he was
II was a shame and digrace to the
Legislature to be thus brow beatcr
and forced into measures BY this
man and should itself out Of res
poet seize the first opportunity Il
wash out the foul blot upon it
| record.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

The dispatches say that six gel
Too men, in Washington, before
the Reconstruction Committee,
made a Uack record ~ affairs in
Tennessee. II WI are not sadly
mistaken, Congress will make a
yet blacker record by restoring
Tennessee to military rule. The
system, as now adopted by Con.
gress, gives no permanenCy what
ever to the States. At the will oil
Congress they can alternate, day
by day, from States to Territories,
or military provinces. What a
singular position the North
fought four years upon the princi-
pie that the States could never sew
or their connection from the Fed
eral Union, and in support Of this
principle they we're victorious, and
nov when the war has ended, they
ignore the principle for which SC
much blood and treasure was ex.
pended, and make and unmakC
States at will
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
CHIcAGo, March IL, 1870.
DEAR HERALD

IMAM
Leaving Vicksburg on the I'd
inst, by some mishap or other, our
trunk was left behind: so l telc-
graphed to some friend there to
express it to Chicago. 1t was for.
warded at once, reaching me yes
terday making seven days. The
charges were sirteea dolIarsW
If this is the way in which ex-
press companies will rob the pub
lie, bnt little encouragement is
given 70 those we invite south to
raise early fruit and vegetables. II
a trunk weighing less than a hun.
dred and fifty pounds cost Sl6
transportation nom Vicksburg to
Chicago, what profit would be left
to the fruit dealer in paying pro-
|pOrtionate charges on peaches2-
WIN the Southern ExpTossa answer 2
HI.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Im telegraph announced q lev
1ays siaco that &c LaFunis City IN
"A ming Territory eertain mem,
ben 1 10th lip gand and petit
jufies see emales AZ a matter
n e gtl 81 Or curiosity, We give
balos tgnamesof the Hrst female
jurors 81 America, md TIE opinion
Or DER cligibiliE By Judge Howe
0nthe grand jury there aro I've
w0hep IN 4 DtalofHRceu persons,
Eiz air Amelia Hatcher, Mrs.
Bs Hilton, Miss Eliza Stewart,
Ms ,. Mackei, and Mrs. Agnes
BakeF, twenty-five petit jurors
we're drawn AZ the same time, Of
whom six are women Us follows:-
Miss Nettie Hazen, Mrs. Jennie
lancaster, Mrs. Lizzie A. Spooner,
| Mrs. Jennie Ifyinsoas Miss Mary
Flynn and |. n HartsOlgh. The
prosecuting attorney ofthe county
having previously requested Judge
Howe opinion as to the eligibility
Of women as jurors, the Judge re.
spOhded as follows:
phl 10 GHRYENNE. March ., 1870.
8. w, DOwNEY-" gr,
No Dear Sir: have your favor
qf yesterday, and have carefully
considered the question Of the eli.
gibility Of women who are ''citi
zens'' to serve on juries. Mr.. Jus
tice Kingman has also considered
the question, and we concur in the
fopinion that such women are eli,
gibie. My reasons for this opinion
win be given at length, il occasion
requires. I will thank you tC
make it known to those ladies' who
have been summoned ON the juries
that they win be received, protect
ed and treated with all the respect
and courtesy due, and ever paid
by true American gentlemen Il
true American ladies', and that the
Court, in all the power Of the Gov
eminent, will secure to them al
that Difference, security from in
suit, or anything which ought Il
offend the most refined woman
which is accorded to women in any
of the walks of life in which thu
good and true women Of our coun
try have here tOforc been accus
toned to move. Thus, whatever
! may have been or may now he
Thought Of the policy Of admitting
women TO the right Of suffrage anC
10 hold office, they will have u Cai
opportunity, at least in my Court
Ito demonstrate their ability in thi
new field, and the policy or i'm
] poIicy Of occupying it. or thci
: right to try it / have no doubt,
hope they win succeed, and tn
Court will certainly aid them in al
laBGll and proper ways.
Very respectfully,
II r j. II. Howe,
y Cltief Justice. &c.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

~ NVIlNAuI aAA W luAvA PeA SO Jas
Luka Manufacturing Company.
Mygatt gave notice ola bill to ere-
etc Union county from parts Of
Carroll and ChOcIaW counties, the
Court House TO be located at Wi
mona.
Sharp gave notice Of a bill to
amend the laws relating to the
Mississippi University.
Gartman gave notice OF a bill TO
establish a new county OF Lincoln
Morgan gave notice Of a bill TO
prevent the carrying Of concealed
weapons, and to incorporate the
YazOO City Fire Company.
Many other bills Of a purely local
character were introduced.
The bill of Gray, introduced
on yesterday called up, guarantees
equal rights 10 all persons. OF what
ever race or color, on railroads,
steamboats,, stage lines, hacks. at
hotels, saloons and places of public
amusement where a license is grant
ed by the State. and violation pun
ishable by fine and Imprisonment.
Some of the most Radical Senators
objected to the bill, while all the
negroes favored 1t. Gibbs said that
just such legislation as proposed in
the bill had ruined the Republican
party in Louisiana and Tennessee
1t goes to the Judiciary committee
The resolution passed in thC
House yesterday endorsing thu
election Of Gen. AmeS to the
United States Senate was taken up
in the Senate and the subject wa
speedily laid on the table.
House-An act to raise revenue
TO defray the expenses Of the Gov
eminent Of Mississippi.
Niles introduced a bill to abolish
the Criminal Court Of Warren
county, passed It's second reading
Referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Stewart introduced q bill to es
, tablish counties of Hamilton ant
, Prentiss ; a bill to amend the char
ter of Osyke; bill to repeal the &C
for building and repairing publ,
. bridges in Washington county
: Passed.
: Maysou introduced q bill t,
amend act ~perfccting AID prcserv
G ing records Of Mississippi troops
Norris gave notice Of a bill 4
| extend the corporate limits o
Jackson, and TO incorporate tn,
y Hope Fire Company Of Jackson.
0 Other bills OF 3 local nature wer
= introduced.
The effort to elect Librarian
E failed, and will be tried again to
E. morrow.
Chaplain Myers who had a diff
2 Guilty with Roherbacker, is report
ed TO be in a dangerous condition
II is thought his skull Ia fractured
RoheFbecker was bound over 70
his appearance in Two thosand dol
: lars bond.
JEREMIAH,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Coi. j. N. NacOmb, Of the Z. ,.
Engineer corps. and in charge Of
the Improvements 0f Missouri, Ar
kansas and Mississippi rivers, ID
accordance with orders from the
War Department, proceeded yes.
orday " examine into the matter
Of the eHt-oG opposite our city
and the remedy therefor.
Maj. D. W. ElOEsEree, With bis
OsDal prompt liberality upon such
occasions, rendered the free use Of
The steam tug "Litile Queen and
the following gentlemen composed
the expedition
Col J. N. MAeomb, u. S. A.,
Brig. Gen. Eben swift, U. :. A. end
Mayor, Maj. FlOwerree, Harper P.
Hunt, Esq, John A. Klein, Esq-
Peter Casey, ESQ, DIR. Bowman.
Esq, Capt. j. M. searles, Mr.
Shearer, Of the Times and Ourself
expedition went as Iar al
Bucks mill At Old river, examin'
ing the Louisiana shore on thC
way and taking soundings at vari'
Gus places averaging IN depth, neal
the shore, from 40 to Is feet.
The general decision was tina
the river would probably mako III
way through the point opposite
this city and that the most praCti
cable and sure method Of prevent
ing such II result was TO bring thI
stream from the head Of Pawpav
ISlaHd "a. The YazoO thence through
Old river TO the bend at NickS burl
This cnuse would n~ecessitate tn
opening Of d channel from Old riv
err TO VickSburg, q distance prOba
bly, of not over three or four miles
When this channel 10 open, thel
opens 9 channel for the Mississippi
across the point from the hea'
Of PawpAw Island, to the YszOO
striking the head Of Old river,
distance Of one or two hundrC'
yards. 1t 10 supposed that III,
river will then readily take III,
channel Of Old river aud the new
channel directly south TO our city
Suggestions were made TO open
channel from Steole's bayou o
Terrapin neck bend into the YazOC
a distance Of eight or ten mile;
thence southwardly to Vicksburg
But this did not seem 10 meet wit
favor, aud It seem doubtful wheth
: or the current at Terrapin nee
bend would take the desired dircC
= ton. The other plan seemed moi
practicable. Before a definite dc
cision can be made as to routes 70
the river an instrumental surve
will be necessary.
Whether the General Govern
ment will aid in this matter, or t,
what extent, is Il doubtful question
Sending Col. MacOmb here for thi
examination maniTests an intereSI
We have no doubt that his repOr
will urge the necessity Of som
such plan as we have alluded L
; The General Government has al
ready made several appropriation
for harbOr improvements OF niue
less general necessity than tn
strengthening of the river as Sug
gested. We hope soon to hea
something definite on thia subjec
G from the United States authOrI
. ties.
After all II Is almost, II not quit
impossible, for Gen. MacOmh Of
0 or any one to say positively wha
. the river will do, or what channt
Il will take. After we have takeI
the best measures to bring III
| river through via Old river Il ma
refuse to come aud the Old Fathe
Of Waters has q way of doing
It pleases. But VIC have cOnfdenC
, that a suitable aud q sure remcd
|, for the threatened danger will !
had In time.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

attack upon him with shouts and
volleys OF stones, said the Govern
mont would hereafter deal prompt
IN with such disorders.
The funeral Of Henri De Bour-
bon was conducted By the Free
Masons. The priest hung en-
blems Of Free Masonry on the
coin. He refused 20 perform re-
ligiOus ceremonies The troops
took no part in the funeral.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
House bill abolishiug the franking
privilege was made the special or
der fee Tuesday.
There was considerable discus
sion upon the resolution looking
to an equal distribution Of Govern
ment patronage In Warrington.
A bill was reported as on amend
ment to the consular and diplomat
10 acts. II gives IL COnsuls-G Gen
eral, lag Consuls, and four COM
mercial agents.
WASHINGTON, March, 1.-THE
private Secretary Of senter arrived
here to-day with q rcqLisition call
ing on tho President for troops.
SENATE Discussed the resolution
looking to the distribution Of ap-
pOintments IN the Executive De
partment pro rata among all the
States.
The House rejected the resolu-
ton TO expel Butler, of Tennessee,
for alleged cadet sale, the vote be-
ing l02 to 6S, a twO-thirds vote be-
ing required.
The House then considered the
tariff bill.
CORINNIE, March l7.-Stage coach
upset 200 miles above this station.
Six persons were frozen TO death.
PARIs, March l7.-AneriCan pa
pers distributed for the fret time
in twelve days.
New ORLEANS, March l7.-COt-
ton active and higher ; middling at
|, 22k@ 9 low middlIng, 2lX@
2lAc; good ordinary, 2016 @20Hc;
:. sales, $500 bales; receipts, 2,742
|, bales exports to Liverpool, 1851
7 bales Sugar dull, prime, ll@llHc.
MoIasses dull, firmenting, 30@35c ;
, reboiled, 40@50c. Whisky, I'M
+ changed. Coffee, prime, l7K@l7k
+ fair, I6@l6I4c. Gold, II. Sterling,
20Hc. New York sight at par.
, NEW York. March l7.-Cotton,
:. firmer /; sales $500 bales at 23c. Gold
, weaker and declined to 1870.
LIVERPOOL, March l7.-Cotton
opened flrmcr; uplands, ll@lITd
: Orleans, l15Sd. Sales, estimated at
9 1900 bales.
|. CINCINNATI, March l7.-COrn, IA
@7Gc. Whisky held at 92c, Pork,
D $40 DC; shoulders, l02%c; clear
sides, l4lk @l5Ac; lard, 1871. Hams
: 1917 @l74C. Cotton firmer, mid
dliugs, 2l@22c.
4 CHICAGO, March l7.-FlOur quiet
/ SDring extra, $425@3 Is. Pork
s2j j0@26 90.
ST. LOUIS, March l7.-FlOur, SUI
perflne spring and extra So 5O@4 IL.
Wheat, 50; Coru, 75@7S; Oats, $50
"a; whisky 80 Pork $2625@26 so;
bulk shoulders, 93Sc; clear sides
? Ike; bacon sides, l434 hams, tx
0 els.
y LOUISVILLE. March l7.-COttOn
/ lrmer, low middlings, 20c. Corn,
SIC. Oats, CSC. Flour dali. extra
family, So 90. Pork, 500 50; ba-
G con. llh 5 bulk meats, l014
@l4l1c; hams, 1870. Lard, l5c,
Whisky, none In market.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
NEEKL1 ALb

mAHE 800
81 ne
Ht The Judiciary
ml0n aaEeEe
neral AIaes ths
i4 rapid following
ton. Thismah p~rOsdtuted
IemH rHstpposcd
abused and tyragiged
! proud and ptlre people 10
sble himself Is gain offs much
position ad nov bs ~
about % lose y AFTER "a his
maa fg9anHg ahd abpae,a negro
been ferca him. ReY6ls
has laah gfes HIS set while this
mill Arg aspirntha Been fef, to
dance N ne cold. He Eesd 10
every scheme 20 secure bis cleo
tipi. He causes Il to BE- declared
that he gonld Oppose through the
moainm Of his soldiers any person.
nominated for NE legislature who
would not pledge himself 10 vote
t0send Ames 70 the United States
Senate These things we're clldrg-
N agast him. nAaldavits were
prepared ana forwarded ID WASH
ingtoA, stating that be had declart
ed himselfa candidate for election
to the United States Senate. This
he lRblashinglydenied- He fore
I'd bis own partytO utter falbehOOds
upon this very matter Forced
The leading men ofhis party 70 de.
clare By authority that he wasnOl
candidate for the position, and
YET, In the face Of these declare
ton, no sooner was the Legisla-
luEe convened than be presented
himself for election. lie is not and
never &as acitizen or Mississippi
and no torturilg Of language, law
or conscience ean make him a citi
zen. Heis no more entitled, 'by
hthe Aw0f tho land to represent
MIssissippiin the National Senate
than Is The Prince Of Wales TIN
members Of the Senate know tina
nc win bring no credit upon tina
body, and hence they evince y,
anxiety TO bring him in. It 4
severe lesson for the yoang iaal
and We hope he will profit BY i
Isis said that ''exlerience is adca
school" but these fools win lear
f3at
In no other. in tjqa 49, -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
JEREMIAH.
JAoKsoN, March M, lS7

In The Senate Mygatt gave notice
ola bill to incorporate a railroad
IRON vIcksbcrg BY Canton aud
Kosciusko, to Aberdeen.
stringer of a bill TO incor.
parato Big Black Improvement and
Navigation Company.
Gray gave notice of bill to es.
tablish 8 q ferry across the Missis-
sippi river at Vicksburg.
Hancock gave notice Of a bill to
incorporate the Meridian Female
College.
Stone gave notice off bill to au.
thorize the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad to Iraise money for
the purposes Of said road; also 9
bin 10 incorporate the North Mis-
slsslppi Manufacturing Company,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

The Mayorof Fort Gaines, Ga,
recently adjourned a session of the
Council by knocking two Alder.
men and the clerk under the table.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Isaac Hill, of New Hampshire,
introduced the custom of reading
speeches in Congress. He was a
vigorous writer, but no orator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

afNWff rF~ 1922 r
f9g We have not seen the detail Of
the plan submitted by Senator
Morgan with reference to inviting
the sGoyemOrs ofthe States lying
on the mississippi river and It's
tribptafies, to appoint each three
C0mmis siohers to 8 joint conven.
ton, hose object shall be to de-
wise ways and means 70 advance
the material interests Of the Mis-
sissIppi," But 1.-THE plan by him
has been yell considered it should
receive the hearty endorsement Of
every one interested in this broad
and fertile district.
Millions Of acres OF the finest
and most productive land in the
world lying upon the margin OF
the grandcst water course, de.
mand that suitable action shall be
taken to reclaim them and give
them to the habitation Of man
rather than 70 the wild beast and
the alligator as now they are. II
the lands in this great valley were
reclaimed, and wise and judicious
legislation can secure it, it will in
a few years treble the production
gao fcOttOn, and may Of the cereals.
II win throw countless wealth into
the commercial world, and make
this, now in many places desolate.
district the garden spot Of ths
world. Such Of these lands as hhv,
been reclaimed have been shown t(
be the most liberal in production
to aa known to the agricultural
world. The interests Of trade ant
humanity imperativeiy slemant
that THEY shall be made serviccablC
The reclamation ofthe whole val
Eley, where there is unity of actioI
Mill not necessarily entail mucI
heavier taxation than that nov
required n ehepresent IN advise,
system for partial protection
There Is no subject which NOR
imperHtively demands considera
con than does this.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

There is 70 be q grand inroad 10
Western editors. The Illinois Press
Association, which consists Of some
two hundred Of the Newspaper
writers and publishers Of the State
proposes q grand trip to Montreal,
Boston, New York, and other
cities.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

& brief statements d
ess. sa@siul woman says The
Revolution ne vii. A washer
So & at iron through
iha 81 1 q our best shirt
last week Xaoo Democrat
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

contemporary has a discern
Ing itiCism Of "nennysOn's last
vosk q Holy Cruel.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

4 new ia Of intOxietingH-
quOrh has ha distilled from tea.