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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03
WE BOND.

AIR. Register:
SEQ in the last issue Of your paper
communication signed "Auother Tax.
Payer" insinua,ing that some mauevo.
Ieuee Of disposition must have prompted
Ihe communication objected to which
feeling wholly disclnim aud atm not to
be driven from my position by any side
issues or collateral matters whatever. =
l shall persist in, dem anding The product
ion Of that $4,000 county bounty bond
which 1t has been said thai this county,
last year has been taxed $50. 600 or near
that sum 10 pay amongst other things
Was that amount levied on this county
without The bond being produced? Is
that the way that these lsrge sums col.
IeOted OF The people of this county is
levied. in the absence Of the evidence Of
the iodebleduess Of The county, Have
not the Board Of Supervisors a kuOVl.
edge that lhelaw does not allow such
IevyiOgl Aud II they have not such
knowledge have they not the law Off
Ger Of tue county TO consult with and
learn what the law is? "AnOther Tax
Payer" takes good care to avoid saying
anything sbORl shp fact at uon-setIlc-
uent with the Sheriff Of this county for
tho last four or Eve years. and ! am told
that the Board OF at least some Of them
say 10 excuse for these derliOLio nS Of
duty 10 not settling with the Sheriff, that
they have tried to get settlement with
him but have failed, That may or may
not be 50 for all know, bul do know
that any one member Of Board could
move for on ordeFror q settlement and
on The vote 90 that motion could call FoF
and have the ayes and nays recorded,
that's, the names Of thOPe who voted
fcrsa settlement 90 veil as the names Of
those who voted against a settlement,
aa4,I aak "Aqe!hsr Tsx-Psyer" the
question Which 1 also ask the President
Of the Board who has been 10 Office oil
that time, and ask the Clerk Of the
Board, snd any and every member
thereof 10 say whether snch a motion
With tia note upon il, oan DO found on
the records OF the ROndl
l will leIl "AnotheE Tax Payer
what / have lately understood aboutthis
matter. l have understood that the
Sheriff claims to have settled with the
Treasurer Of the county (!!) and that is
question for the Board under the law
10 decide, whether The Treasurer bad the
power 10 settle and bind the county by
such settlement. But, however, that
may be one iaiug is clear, there Wss no
settlement With The Treasurer for the
year 1859, for there was no Treasurer
10 settle with, that Office having expired
on The lsL day Of January. 1859. | will
tell you further whaG.I have understood
though. | do not understand that the rec
otds show It clearly, that the levy was
laid on a little less than SO 100000
which would give $4,000 instead
Of $50 900; aud | have further under
stood lhpt no $40, 1000 bond was levied
for, but that claimed BALANCE CfslsOO
or $4,000 Of "a $40 900 bond was LEVIED
for without the bond being producsd!l!
Now, what / want to know is why this
large sun was levied for?
s" Some Of those leyies we're laid uader
this Law, [Sss Acts Of 1868, p % sec,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

The Missouri Safe Senate on Wednes
day passed the constitutional amendment
EXCEEDING suffrage to negroes, and rec
storing the fraaChise to rebels, by vote
Of IWentY,fye 10 avs, the amendment 10
tho people aEths ne{t general election.
Near Osborn Green GOpsty, o. on
Wednesday last little daughter Of
Jacob Miller was sent on M eTrand 10
tbe.ko1ss oEs neigbboS SaGed Khkwoo6,
and on going into the yard. a couple Of
vicious dogs kept BY KirkWOod, sprs6g
upon her, threw her 10 The ground, aud,
tore her 90 horribly that she died from
her injuries that night.
Jacob Psters, postmaster ct Arcadia.
Ohio, was arrested at the instance of
Special Agent Baldwin, aud brought
before United States Commissioner
White, at Cleveland, on tho 2sl. Peters
is charged with rifing registered let.
ter Of $40. He vas held TO bail in 81.
500.
NiTginia's share oil public land grant
ed for agricultural colleges, amounting
TO 10000 acrss, is now subject to The
order Of the State authorities,
The Constitutional Convention OF
Tennessee having flushed its labors,
adjourned few days since. The Con.
stitution makes suffrage universal,
The Supreme Court in Brooklyn, New.
York, on Tuesday Of last week, III case
10 torepIOse mortgage dated July /,
1857, decided that The principal and 10.
tere't must be paid 10 gold, OF an equiv.
alout 10 gtesnbaOks.
1t is reported Iha, A. T. Stewart will
retire from active business during the
coming spring.
Hon. Arson Burliugsno died at St.
Petersburg, Russia, ass Wednesday
morning, OfcQnges!!on Of The lyuss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

VIM. Boo'h, while drunk shot bis
BROTHER. in Fall River. Mass, Sunday
night for preventing him from bsaing
his mother. AMI then drank a bottle Of
poison. dying 10 six hours orIerward.-
Both had families.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

A lumber Of working girls of Cincin
nsIi have become ashamed Of work, and
carry books in their hands when pass
iRg along the street, in order to ctegte
an impression that they are attending
school.
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the FAR WEST.
Desperate Fight between Crow and
Sioux Indians.


CgrcAqo. Feb. 90.
AIetleg from Fort Sally says. Little
Swan, a Sioux. arrived at Cheyenne
Agency 90 the 18th inst. He gives The
particulars Of desperate fight between
500 Sioux AM Crow In1iIns, 10 the eGr
" part Of January. above the mouth Of
the Yellowstone, on the Missouri River.
Il appears that party Of 90 Crows came
on foot TO steal horses from the Sioux,
aud met two young Sioux, one Of whom
was killed and the other wounded, The
wounded one managed to Escape and
alarmed the Sioux village. The warriors
mounted their horses and hurried 10 8
point where Inc Crows had fortified
themselves on Hart Butte, with loose
stone, defying the Sioux. who charged
several times uusucCessfully, losing I've
killed. The last attack was made near
suOdOwn under the chief Spotted Eagle,
who was killed. The Sioux managed
to ovsrpowcr the Crows, every one Of
whom was killed ip haqd to hand en-.
counter. The Sioux lost Twelve killed
on tie ground. and Eve died the uext
day. Many mlQF' we're dangerously
Wounded.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

A Urea Galveston, Texas, 90 Wednes
day night destroyed the block on the
north side Of Strand between Fremont
and Twenty.second streets. aud the OPP.
posite blocks on the south side of The
Strand. Many Of the houses were Of
lille value, but we're 9 led with large
stocks Of goods. Loss estimated at 81,
600 900.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

Gen. Logan, Chairman Of the Military
Committee it was expected would, on
the gath. report resolutions OF expulsion
against Two or more members Of the
House, for having disposed Of, for mon
oy, their oppoin,mc n,s TO West Point and
Annapolis. The games Of the culpriIs
are not definitely known.
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Starvation Among The IudiaaS on Lake
SUPERIOR

CHICAGO, Feb, "a.
Cspt. Brown Wallis, late Of the British
Amy, who srfiVsd al 81. Paul, yester-
day, from Fort Williams. says too Ind
laGS throughout She region Of Lake su-
perior are starving TO death. Fish are
not 10 be fouud in shallow Watet, and
palridges, hares aud rsipdesss Wsse never
known to bs so scarce. He heard Of
several deaths from starvation. The
Chief Wsrlen Of the Hudson Bay Com.
pany al Fou WiliiSms, has sent . train
Of provisions 10 Dog Lake for the Ind.
isus; but many must die before relief
reaches them. The country is GOV :
cred with Eve fosl Of snow, end the
weather is very cold.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03
A.L,Au II, II, r. Co,


The House Of Delegates Saturday,
passed ths Senate bill auIhorizing tho
AlexanJris, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Company 10 cx'eud their road
through this Stale TO the Ohio river. II
provides that the capital Of the COMPANY
NAV be increased 10 100000, and
thaI the supervisors Of the counties along
The line may subScribs and borrow moD-
ey 10 pay their subscriptions. The line
10 intended to STRIKE The Ohio river be.
tween the mouths oFthe Little aud G1eaI
kauawha river. The Following are
the counties authorized 10 subscribe to
The stock Of the road: Hardy, Hamp-
shire, Mineral, GrauL, PendleLou, Ran
dolph, Tucker. Upshur, Barbour. Lewis,
Mason, Rocahonta', Greeubriet FayeIIe,
Clay, Nicholas, Webster, Roano, Kana'
wha. jackson, Boone. and all other coun"
ties on or near the liue Of the road. The
company is invested with all power and
authority in regard to freigh,s and pas.
sengsr rates possessed By the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, audis exempt from
the imposition of any tax OF bu''hen
whatever within this State until the
President and Directors thereof declare
a dividend Ct eight per cent upon the
capital stock Of said company" Alter
The LIST Of January uexI, the company is
to be styled The NV sshiuglou and Ohio
Railway Company" -4n'slligeNeer,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

Az earthquake shook up the GalitOr
mia people p'gsiu on Thussdsy, Thet9
was great alarm and the houses we're
generally deserted, but nobody was hurt.
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0tfu advertisements.
RELIGIOUs NOTICES,

Protestant Episcopal Church, ct Beals.
HALL Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden Rector.
Divine Service on the frst, second and
fourth Sundays in the month at II 4. II. unf
sunday School every Sunday at 9 Az
holy Communion on each frst Sunday at II
A n Service every Wednesday at 6IS r
n. J. - l!ebl7..1
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03
TuECAPITAL.

Both Houses of the Legislature, came
to go understanding Saturday, and
located the Capital Of this State,
at Charleston. The removal of the aeaI
Of Government will take place on the
fnt day Of April next, (l87O)
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
bonds advertised by Messrs, Fisk &
Hatch, 81. SOL 500 bad ben taken up to
Saturday. This is very gratifying 10 the
ftieOds Of This important enterprise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

The gebrspka Legislature Friday rat
lied the XYlh Amendment, Yilh bg' Eve
dissenting votes. Tuis makes tbihy
States ratityiOg-tWo moro than ueces
siry.
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PASSAGE OF THE FLICK AMEND,
MENT by THE HOUSE, Fl

The Wheeling atelA;gencer says at
is~iIh 90 ordinary qualification we ere
able to announce this morning that the
House Of Delegates yesterday passed, by
Che decided vote Of So to 10. the joint
FesOlp.iOa offered by Mr.. Flick. of Pen.
dletOp, proposing to smeOd the COusti.
,tuIulion Of The State so as lp eplSrge the
suffrage. It was passed after long and
,sxbsuAtiye debOte, in which a coed deal
Of ability was brought out on both sides.
~ will be seen that majority Of the
.RffublieanS voted in The affirmative,
oaty fapFteen,Republicaus and four Dem
!ccrsts voting sgaiugl it. The Senate has
,Slrsady passed to engrO"men. the res
OIutiOn offered by sseaetog .Ram.deIl,
~sblch is Substantially if not precisely
tthe Same as Mr, Firk's; and this leaves
20 doubt, We suppose. that tho House
resolution will meet the concurrence Of
The Senate. This cotton promises Ike
bO.is for q reconciliation ofall digerenceu
pmOug Republicans, apd Grm ground TO
fight the neGl campaign on,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03
10 TEACHERS.

u ERsoN 3 desiring 10 obtain certificates 70
teach in the Public Schools Of this countp
ale hereby notified that public examinations
will be held at Point Pleasant on the hfSt Sat.
urdsy in each month, aud ct Mason City On
ihe third Saturday Of each month. - d
IT. B. MOORE,
mch3-tH County Superintendent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-03

-"And We aro further persuaded that
,Siter az experience Of one win,erin Ka.
,uaWha, with its insufficient tavcrns. mud
,dy streets, tallow dips and general lack
Of crsature comforts, the Legislature OBJ
lliged to assemble there, the executive
officers, and The people who witt tho
place 90 public business. will all heart.
lily. txecrale not only the town. but al
who were instrumental 10 compelling
them to go there to find The sea, Of gov.
sfpmeut. twill. be found that Wheel
LIDg will miss the ;boporsbIs distinction
she now enjoys mpch less than those who
.6od occasion to visit The Capital will
miss Wheeling"
We clip the above choice Article from
the Wheeling Lntellgencer Of the Goth,
uIt We bad hardly thought the lead
Jog paper 10 the State you'd do or say
. anything ,L.s would have a tendency to
,.sstard 10 The least, The progres, of Suy
.eseliou Of our Stale Webelieys that The
psopIoaro fully setis6ed With The location
Of the Capital It Chasles.oa, and when
they hays oopasion 70 .yi,i! tie seat Of
government, hey will bless the .Lsgis.
lslgro 70. their wisdom in selecting the
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Two WAR PICTURES.

It is related of old Butcher, that
riding with the Duke Of Yelling
ton over London in an open car
riage, he grew thoughtful and 81
lent and being asked the cause, re-
piled: II was thinking what splen-
did city this is for sacking."
The same may be said of the
present scene in Europe. All oi
It is beautiful as a site for pillage
II has changed greatly since Quen-
tin Durands time. Indeed, the
soldiers Of Frederick and Bona
parte would hardly know It; onG
charming succession Of cities
towns and villages ; 81 lovely ham
lel vineyards and corn fields; o
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

We observe from its issue of the
Sd inst, that the Scooba Spectator
is published by Mr.. Samuel T.
Lumley. During the "late un-
pleasantness Mr., Lumley and
the writer of this paragraph vert
much together, being members oe
the same company. If he proves
as successful in foraging for items
as he did for provender in old
times, his paper will be amply
supplied. "Sam" was never too
much exhausted after a days
march to prevent HIM from spend
ing half the night in a asearch after
something with which to replen.
ish the soldiers scanty larder.
He was always most unfortunate,
and in his fOraging expeditions in
variably was brought into bloody
combat with q belliCose pig, or q
rampant goose, or some other
battle-oaering animal or fowl
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

Those war times and scenes seem
ed to have impaired some Of the
gallantry Of the soldiers to near
" all of the animal creation, and
we have often heard SAM
relate in his graphic and truthful
style, the result Of desperate
battle which he had just waged
with a sheep, mild-eyed and docilG
as that animal is generally thought
to be.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sound Logic for the sick.

The invalid has often good reasons to ex-
claim, save me from my friends" As
general thing, each OF them will have a diff
Ierent medicine to propose, and ifho follows
all their prescriptions in turn, their we'll
meant vice may be the death Of him. The
only sensible course in any case Of sickness
Is TO resort promptly to a specific which has
stood the test Of long and widely extended
public experience, and obtained on solid and
sufficient grounds the reputation Of stand.
ard Remedy. This rank among the rcstOra-
tlvCs Of our day belongs OF right, and be-
yOnd all dispute, TO HostettOr's Stomach
Bitters. Let those who are taking 1t at this
dCblitating season as an invlgoTaut answer
for themselves as TO It's tonic properties. Can
any dlspedtic, who has ever used 1t, quos-
tion It's superiority as q stomach!c over eve
ry other medicine Can any person Of bill
lous habit, who has ever takeu II for liver
complaint doubt Its cfliciencYt It's believed
among the tens Of thousands who are now
using, or have heretofore used 1t as an alter.
atlye and corrective, not one can DO found
who would exchange II for any other prepar-
alton In the known world. For lntermit'
tent fovers, nervous debility, constipation,
sick stomach and all complaints arising
from indigestion or impOyerishment Of the
blood, it Is the only article which can be CON
sclOntlOusly guaranteed, and ne one who Il
thoroughly acquainted with It's virtues will
allow Interested dealers In worthless shops
on which they make q larger pr0At. 70 fur
restorative.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

A BOTTLE FoUND.-A lady resi-
dent of this city, who is sojOurn-
ing for the summer at Point Pleas
ant, Ocean county, N. j., while
riding on the beach q few days
ago, picked up a bottle which had
the appearance of having been
washed ashore and which containt
ed paper with the following on
it written in lead pencil: "The
ship City Of Boston is now getting
in flames" These are the last
lines. IL am now on the bow ready
to jump off. The fire is coming
fast. Whoever picks this up let
them pray for the crew." On the
back of the paper was written,
"Lost-tho fire is coming" This
paper is probably the invention OF
some heartless joker, The facts as
to its finding are reliable Phila-
delphia Press.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

seductive castles, villas and chat
eaux; Of open highways and easy
bridges. But there win be no sack.
ing. They carry on war In Europe
in a kid glove, gentleman-like, muir
dering way, that does not tolerate
rudeness or petty injury. They
will blow away a castle or q cathe-
dral, but the small fry are safe.
Personal malignity is unknown.
Mere spoilation has gone out Of
fashion. The mise ca scene is
superb. The drdmGtist beTsORde
are superb. Everything is gilt
edged; and it is a part Of the day
TO preserve the illusion, as far as
possible, to have the combatants
thorougly comfortable, civil and
bloody-minded, and to keep the
non combatants out Of harms
way and free Of the dread Of ra-
pine, insult and impressment.
The season is in itself an inspi-
ration. No danger Of food or
sun-stroke; no toilsome marches
over barren tracts Of country
ilanked by blackjacks and bush
whackers; no hunger nor expo
sure to the weather. The cavalry
will drink wine instead of butter
milk, and the infantry will be pro
vided with all the luxuries. The
tables of the Generals will glis-
ten with long-necked, fat bellied
bottles and glistening decanters,
and every staff officer will be q
sort of brevet rainbow.
This is war indeed, compared
with rebel hard tack and mule
bacon; with sleeping on a hillside,
with Mr.. Kelly's "blue stars rain
ing down mud, mosquitoes and
other vermin in your eyes: with
riding in the bottom of an ambu-
lance minus springs and straw,
with a bullet in your leg, having
the pleasing prospect of one Of
DR.. Yandell's cross.cut saws be-
fore you; with sore bones and
bare feet, commissary whiskey, nc
coffee, and the seven.year itch
with a jacket padded with dirt and
spangled with tleas, and a Bragg
to shoot you for stealing a chick
en-, and q press bowling perpetual
ly "no cause for dependency
Compared with this sort of sol
diering, VIC say the present littl,
game Of draw poker on the Rhin,
must be q slice out of the secOnC
book of Timothy, where the gras
made the cattle leap for joy, ant
all was, as Father Tom observed
"gin and sugar and water"
There are thousands Of gentle
men in the South, who swore o.
five years ago, who might b
tempted TO take a hand, in spit
of oaths, memory and a surfeit {
, glory. What n nice thing it woul
q be to act as Bismarck's commissi
, ry or Napoleon's quartermaster
/. The pickings and stealings, to 50
@ nothing Of the drink and victual
: must be lovely. One would nj
c mind being an aid-de. camp or
4 field marshal, or even a chaplai
@ to the reserves!
n A short war and q merry one,
|, the cry; and with three bottles
:. Burgundy a day, and as mar
!: sausages as he can cat, under Il
}. belt of every fighting man,
> may look for prodigies Of val
n and craftsmanship.
}. aye may talk of the Peninsuly
v says Mr.. Free, "but for squa
e iightin' an drinkin' jis give n
/, Germany; the plumber is as bear
e tlful as the ladies an the liquor
Il Bachanalian. ."-Courier-J Journal.
N
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Getting Married.

TNsBAYs ron YOUNG MEN, on the
~ delights Of HOME, and the pr0prletY or
impFOpfioty Of getting Married, with sani-
tary help for those who feel unified for mas-
rimonlal Happiness. Sent freei IN sealed On.
ValoDeS. Address, HOWARD Aa8oCIAs
Tl0H, Box 2, Philadelphia Pc.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

N|'n border eng
EalIIslIa
al aa0 8H
acfI1a1 on II IS Io ~
81. ClHneH e8faMana1z 81
steamer HDHart Zee f1
Louisville friends 5a'F 1870
est time on record rem E4
leans 20 Cairo and S L1a
A recent rise IL the ee
river viii let out g lzlza an4n
Of lumber chat has hoen heIa
on account Of low wasers bat
calculated the demand % the
Mississippi will consume it Ha
Il floats as far as ST. Louis
prices rule relatively higher a'on
the river than at the latter cry
where white pine is worth from #t8
70 $40 per thousand.
Our Memphis exchanges have
the following;
sTne contents Of the aafa of Chs
Silver Spray have ell been reooV
ed, including large amount
money, in a wet condition. The
door Of the safe had 70 be cut oper.
Two OF the bodies OF those lest
on the Silver Spray wura found ln
the river on Friday o. Saturday Ii
Fogleman's chute. One Waa sup.
posed 20 be that Of Captain JoEf -.
but as the upper portion " Ela
head was gone II was impossible 70
recognize him positively. AnoEA
er body was found at some point
this side. All were buried whore
they were taken out of The river
Five bodies Of the unfortunate
crew and passengers Of the Silver
Spray have been recovered--tW0 a
Fogleman's, one below thal place
one at Stockley's and thai of Iha
Worthlin recovered In front Of or
city.
The New Albany Ledger Gays
"The really magnificent pair of
horns so proudly worn by the e.
nous ateamers j, "a. White ana e
L. ShOtwell are now about ready
to be turned over 10 the champion
steamer Robert Z. Lee. Those Whe
saw those horns when they went
into the hands of the brass foundel.
B. F. Lennon, 70 be renl0umta1
would not know them now. They
are mounted on heavy walnut
blocks and stand 8 feet 3 inches
high by 3 feet 6 inches In width
There are six antlerB 10 each branch
every one Of which, with one e.
ception, is perfectly regular. Upon
the end Of each antler 4 gilt bali,
ranging from one aud half inches
In diameter. Between the horna g
swung a handsome shield, made Of
galvanized iron, which is artietlcals
lTy painted in the national c0lor4.
Upon the front face Of the shield 4
the following inscription:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

WE have heard that in conse-
quence of the European war the
price of Champagne has advanced
considerably. Strange to say,
however, there appears to be no
appreciable change in the price of
Lager beer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

FOR THE NEXT CROP
ARE invited 10 send In their orders early
fAthat they may be oiled. The BR00k4
PRESS Is now made with 8, Q and 10 fezt
screws. Has no pulleys, no ropes. no coes.
Will be delivered at Depot nearest ruf-
chaser, or on boat AZ Vieksburg.
Orders promptly niied for ~ the ropriz-
Gins, steam knginea, Reapors. Houarz.
Corn Mills, Cider Mills, Rice Mills, Horz5
Powers, Feed Cutters, Churns and ether
descriptions OF fAgrlculfuralimp aAa
Machinery. Prices In many cases lower
than New Orleans or Memphis.
- The Brooks Press o0k nFeH
over sixteen others at the last New Ofitsal
Fair.
q. d. BUsTAMANTE,
Mississippi Machinery Agency,
Jackson lIlaz.
LAmKIN 4 EeGAEsTON, Aauas
jy23.stw2m vihoksurR, Hlaa
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

WE learn from Maj. Kinloch
FalcOner, who ran up to see us
again yesterday evening, that those
sterling papers the Reporter and
Conservative have united under the
name of the Reporter. Maj. fall
coner and John CalhoOn Esq, will
edit jointly. We wish tho fFstrate
gentlemen and their unAinching
Democratic paper abundant success.
These gentlemen have few equals,
as editors, In the State.