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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

EXCURSIONS TO MOUNT VKRNoN-A splendid
opportunity to visit Mount Vernon, either by
daylight or moonlight, will be afforded on Mon
day next, as the steamer Arrow leaves her
wharf, foot Of It'll street, at 10 Q. and p. m,
rsturning at 81 and 9p. m. There will be
fine band Of music aboard each trip. Only one
dollar for round trip ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

"THB HIBRRNICoN," which opens at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Monday evening next, is said to
which We have been favored with lately, and
especially commends itself to the Sons Of Erin.
1t consists Of the exhibition of fine panoramic
views of the beautiful scenery Of Ireland, which
is accompanied by an interesting lecture by Mr.
Charles McEvoy, and is illustrated with charac-
teristic singing Of the ballads and songs which
have spread the fame of the Green Isle through
out the world. We hope the exhibition will be
patronized as it deserves to be.
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10 Spring SUITS! al5
70 Coau, Pants, SIS
ID and Vest, Sl5
AtHABLE q Co.'s,
2 S35 Pennsylvania avenue, ~. s. Hotel.)

GHoReHTowH DOLLAR STORE, 73 High street
CHIpR.N's CLOTHING, In great variety-Se-
lected stock Of BoyS Clothing. Handsome "a
sortment Of Youths Suits, ct -
GHoRGl SroPYAM,
eos No. 9H Penna. ay., next cor. 10th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

BOWEN MASS MEETING IN THE SEVENTH
wARD.-The Pioneer Club of the Seventh Ward
Perry Carson presiding and V Geo. d. Graham
secretary; but without transacting any business
of interest, adjourned and resolved itself into
mass meeting, and speakers Of all opinions were
elected chairman of the mass meeting. Henry
.. johnson (Depsty Market MASTER said that II
Mr.. Emery was elected, colored men would not
be allowed TO 20 out after O'Clock. Arthur
Pannell offered . resolution indorsing Mayor
Bowen, and pledged the support OF the colored
people to him; adopted. 10. Williams, Presi-
dent Of the Common Council, and Patrick Gull
linane made speeches. Major w. s. Morse also
made few teeble remarks. Mr.. Graham then
offered resolutions, which were adopted, that
the continuance of the present Republican rule
is essential to the maintenance of law, order and
prosperity, and that they have the utmost con-
hdence in the honesty Of s. j. Bowen, our
heartily pledge themselves to aid an his re-
election.
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The Ceurta.

CouRr IN GENERAL TEgM-To-'fay. Srras-
brrg ct 81. agt. Cohen; order Diminishing appeal
va ated and submitted an brief. James y. Cie-
plane was appointed u. 8. Con missioner.
ORPHANS COURT, ysdoe Purceu.--To-day, the
will Of the late John Dickson, of Georgetown,
as filed fully proven and admitted to probate.
Letters Documentary were Issued to henry
Dickson, w. b. Orme and VIM. king-oond
a. .oO0 Samuel A Puqh obtained letters Of adj
ministration on the estate of Edward Fitzsim-
mons-bond II 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

~ fHVMAs DOWLING, Auct.. Georectown.
TRUSTEE SALE.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, du,y recorded
~. in Lfber No s<S, folio p win of,.r =, ,s,hi;e
els, ON TUESDAY. 10th day OF MAY, st the
ur OF IN O'Clock lon the premises ali that part
District OF Columbia. BEGINNING af the southwest
corner OF late John Bridges heuse, on the north
side OF Bridge street. and running west q feet:
thence north 10 feet thence east "a feet then south
II feet 20 Bridge street, and the slace 81 begin :
ming, with the spacious two story brick House upou
the same, formerly occupied by the late james fu-
ai.se with the nse Of seven foot alley adjoining
SAID premises. This house contains ten rooms fr-
eluding store room, for business and supplied with
gas and water. makes IL desirable properly Terms
at sale. p JACKSON frusts~
ap29 THOS. BOWLING. Aucf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

The OFFICERS OF THE BoYs IN BLUE met
last night at Union League Hall, A. Grant in
the chair, and A. ID. Rockafellow secretary Mr..
A. Grant advocated the calling Of mass meet
ing at an early day next week. They were q unit
In the choice Of Mayor, and would exert great
influence IN the coming campaign. It was
proper for them to see to It that an honest man
was elected for Mayor. VIM. H. Brown said
that never since the devil was kicked out Of
heaven were there such Vaccinations and con-
spiracies concocted as were now being Matched
up BY Bowen, Cook, Morse & Co. to carry this
city In the coming June election. They all had
much TO do In their own wards, and he hoped
the meeting would be held ON Friday next.
ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-About o O'Clock
last night officers Field and Berkley arrested
VIM. West, Alfred West, Geo. HUI, and Sam
Crawford, colored, as suspicious characters and
they were locked up ut the eighth precinct sta
titn. 1t was subsequently ascertained that TIE
fist named had carried OF pair OF pantaioons
avenue near I'd street west. They will have a
hearing before Justice Schmidt.
TIE vEsTRY for Christ Church, recently
elected, are Captain Charles V. Norris, Captain
Il. A. Ryther, DR.. A. w. Miller and Walter Dob
son. The yestry holding over are Robert Ham
iiton, Charles T. Hulse, DR.. w. +. Roberts and
=. =. Bury. Church Wardens Captain Chas.
Epkcopal Convention, Charles Hulse; alternate,
Captain ETA. Ryther. II TIT 'lI88h
FISH MARKETs-Few arrivals at Johnson's
wharf to-day, and demand good. Shad selling
At from S15 to IN nffrpd. harriu0 from, a.
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THE MOST COMPLETE sToCKR1
BOOTS. SHOES, AND CATERS.
CAN BE FOUND AT
sTRASBURGER BROS,
900 SEVENTH STREET, GOLD NO. 3s3J BE-
TWEEN AND SITS

k h;sis: fine Geld and Bronze Button SO
ohl.ert ne'heei. Cold a. Laced. :. i iSS
Ladies %ass sss:ss
Laced a. 0y,Sss
r good Gai!srs~.~si, las, so. ss g. zoo 90
0n0e' Gi5c best school Shoes IL 10 to s;x as
Chdrens Fo1ed Button Caters .......... = 90
shSs. d ass% and Kid 90
BuskinA.. 90 and as
GENTLEMENS LIST.
f hss sssss Bss
go R sss;. 1eS'; sS and ss e
Fine Sea- Sea- skin $50
Lsstiss shoes and Caters 70 70 SO
Scoefess 0aiters ~ low rs
Boys SHOES and Gsisrs, for dress or school. up
.0Gentismen1 BOOTS and GA!fERs measured
f sSSfs Il s "
equally low prices, too numerous to mention.
len hsmembsr' everything sold 1t regular Wholesale
AMI. want of BOOTS. SHOES, and CATERS
prices, and they viii saving Of Is Der cent.
DON'T forget name and No.
0TRAsDURQER BROS,
sp3s-ln eos SENATE ST.. BET. I ANDK.
APaEPARs FOB NAY BALLs~
HELBURN Z BROS,
lls SEVENTH sTRhsr.
-NExT DOOR 70 ODD PILLOWS, VAR
WHITE Slip .Te 10 2.so
BRoHzE 16fToY GXfTTRs..........jSi - SO
ssffss44 Es S S SIsE taasstt
ROYAL BRONZE ANB 0LUsS-.-----..---...-.-ssc.
., s2e7s As' sH9s ss. aaRs IL G sFREEr
CTONE! sT6NEn sroNsn q
SENECA QUARRIEs.
The Maryland yreestose u. and NJ Co. are now
Prepared 70 ilrnish WINDOW pILLs ana hin.
sRsI2sefs' fLArroRAs, Do0EslLis,
Also, ROUGR DIMHusIoN sf0Nx to order.
RUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
strsse, q etonS Yard, iooS sffssf. Eoor CO.
ep 1-wAsAM O.w. HAYDEN. Secretary.
N1 bHEsaGA1 sswsasiV susss6 Ussa fsssses
80 'iA~ s''aas'''' ~ s'~ss .6~
swwsas aJss sssssseas.
h. b. HEMPLER, OPrICTAN,
1Sr Asxt TO TIE ssional 1elsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

ATTENTION Is directed to the card of DIR. j.
y. Hartigan, who has established himself Ar 90;
l. street. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

BASE BALL--There was large attendance
in the Armory Lot on Thursday, to witness 3
baee ball contest between the Rosedale Base
Ball Club, the champions Of South Washington,
and the Pioneers. The playing on both tides
was excellent, especially Ellis and Blllaski of
the kosedale, and Grinith, or the Pioneers.
stop to the game. The Rosedale warmed 'em
up to the tune Of % to II. Home runs-Ellis
:, bnlsski 3, Snorkey 2, Richards I, Jenning I,
Snooss I'LL. Umpire, Mr.. Chas. Bryan, of the
Ecsoiute base Dali Club. Scorers, Sheck and
The EIelsrRATros-FVA Dow in he Fourth
hdrd:-Ine registration was continued in the
fourtn Mard yesterday, and the number regis
0e were white and % colored. The aoerecate
number Of voters registered in this ward 70 far
Is ,2s7, Of whom 1.679 are white ana 5Ss colored
Nothing Of special special interesf occnrrad
through the day inside, bat ON the OUTSIDE ths
usual discussions ON political subjects fool
lace, varied with other subjects such rs the
finances OF the country, religion, sc. TO-DAY
Is the last day in this, ward . : vr.s
ANAIosTkN IsLANp.LThis beautiful island.
g early as 1874 the resort or the beauty and
lasnfon or the District, whilst II was in possess
ION OF the Mason family, and which, during the
LIE, .ew years has been almost lost sight OF, has,
6y Messrs. Kaiser & Richter. two enferrrisirc
GERMAN citizens Of the District, who are now
DUSTY engaged In fixing up and making such
nIanse mehis mat In about one week from tbis
t,me snose oeautful grounds will again be
opened 10 respectable picnic and pleasure mar
ties. F'1'e P"i-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

TIE WAaHIHGfoH CRY SAvrres BANK, cor
ner Of tn street and Louisiana avenue, is open
nom SO to 7:3o O'Clock every Saturday evening,
payD interest on depoGf1. -a-7 = = - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

TK1 omar FALL N GOLD b nOvhere saaAe
mere MuDtrsting than By . WIT 10 Frsnc @
Store. 10. aOe SsysrtA sssses, $500 b .a.d
street, opposite the Patsut once. ThSeo eentie-
men, who have Just nov repleuiahed theif lsrre
SOCK Of Furnishing Goods for t. 0prin9 nd
SIMMER season nom the large and bet Whole-
eaae houses last Of the lowest Gold RATES. have
again taken the lead Of other similaF eefablish-
menn here, and give TO their petrons such in
9ucements that cannot fan to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. a,3O,E
IA. H.PHuC1, would inform his patrons. that
nencefoEth the Pawn Broking branch win be
csh1eo On second noor; entrance either through
= sDfe ot AN ooor. - a3N l.6,E
/ !. MDuu1MnRf 10 Bur GeoD S.wue Ma
0ann-Htllcex q 0ibbe' Sewing Machine, the
1ct mmplo md beot oonGlxuctod sewing ma
3nne, w1u nereafter b sold on liberal teFbas.
14.dnilS 9 ne Agony, Ba1n1 Genet end Hoop
Sk1s Eooeoey, - e6vouA 0troot, betveen %
~ -. -------assl :-.s-ss 81 - ss@sss -. an
RHAoVRDrJOnN sIo0LDs' INsUR1SGE
nas removed to Room No. 4, corner OF 9TH street
ana LouhlAna avenue. ap3s-3-
Ro0K, JOB. AND oRHAMINTAL PRINTING
GIBSON BROfHHRs,
sp1V 1o1S Psnn D syenue, (seuth side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

PITrr LARcKxY-This morning. officer A.,
Den arrested George III. Nudin ON the charge OF
peut larceny, Pfeferred by r. r. Green, and
Justice Harper held him to bail for court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

just opened large and we'll assorted stock. en-
craeing DRESS GOODS Of all kinds aud newest
spies frcm l2s cents ups Black and Colored Silk,
the very best Tor IN shifting Muslins, from l2sc
sp. vide Lfnen eheetings. 73c: Cloths Ca~~imeree
1weeds and Linen GOod., for men ard hovs ,,,rs
S oa,p. Nd Sl,yes spesislry-a good glove, an
eeiort, AZ y j: Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs from
oSc. mp; Lawns, new styles. l31S 60 2sc together
Win general assortment OF goods at popular prices
Saii and exsnine-good bargains 70 all
bkNyAMIN MILLER.
sp1ou 101 Bridge St. Georeetown. y. q.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
GRooERIEs Ar REDUCED PRICES.
Having determined 70 change my business, Iwfl
eli my stock ofGrocsries at reduced price,. The
stock " well assorted, comrrtslng besides Family
Sroceries . nne assortment Of " ines and Liquors.
En-; B b9s E khh wyyHIsSI,sS
Surertcr shERRY WINK, sls per doz worth SO
Best WHITE eUGAR, sc.
Brown sgGARs, q. II and l,sse.
B.i Sa New New i fs1t Ell cfTi sosf. ne
Andoverything else ~ equally Low prices.
VIZ. TENNEY.
spS6 .. 4. corner Bridge and Hish sts.
TIC SHEET CONTRACTORS.
MAYORS orrIcs,
GFoReErows, II. C, April 2th, I've
tealed rrcpossls will be efyed st this ofkcs
S SPi iTwks 81, I,,n ssi rs. Day 2. n 400
and not lees than four inohe. thict . p,osess s,,e
r sero.e Censress sre rom the north ssde q
81 Tss,S ,s. .,lsh street from the south side
Eighth - 80 AcrSss Fay~tte street, bstween
srret fro-s1 s.~disen street, and ssross rresgses
s.Ate the price per square foot. All the nece~sA-
.srfiss 70 be furnished by the contractor q hls
oe .osk 70 be approved BY the street Cen,
bids i.pssai n N. swEiEY. Mayor.
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL,
To be given by the
GEORGETOWN scHUETZEN. g
AfTHElR scHUErZES PARK, Green sprinss,b
apSet' MONDAY, MAY On.
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III CHoRAL SOCIETY CoNCRRf-Iovers Of
eoe music may expect q treat this evening al
EnnSoin Hail The programme issued by the
n Hoa society embraces many gems In the way
Dassi, Messrs. Chase and Cannon I'm ISs.h
E.s S,o. Messrs. Burnett, witherow, and
Co,ei y .na s%Ss Costas beautiful trio, "vanne .
NJ n. r. Sheen fonng and Gillette duetfe.
LISTS Grand Fantasia, from Rieeoietto' snd
4aster Eugene kieekhoffer has rsnerousiy vol.
Durkert Hertz & Lafent's Dna T ..n rroi'
.Cest une Lsrme," for piano forte snS IAN.
The object o. the society 10 to elevate tse ssat
have an opportunity Of attending. the may
placed the cards Of admission ct merely n nave
NAL rate, and no doubt q brilliant and Gro w.
Iouse will greet them on this, their second eon-
Cert OF the season. - :, Wi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

1Hr FAB at Carroll Hall fer the benefit of
81. AIMS Infant Asylum, viii be continued next
week. -,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

CoMruTING INTERESTING give
4 new rule for computing interest,
and it is so simple that every
| banker, broker, merchant or clerk
should post it up for reference.
There being no such thing as 3
fraction in 1t, there is scarcely
any liability to error or mistake.
BY no other arithnctical pro cess
can the desired Information be
obtained by so few figures
Six per any
given number of dollars by the
number of days of interest desir.
ed, and divide by sixty, the result
is the true interest on such sum
for such number Of days at six
per cent.
Eight per C~ent-Multiply any
given number of dollars by the
number of days upon which it is
desired TO ascertain the interest,
and divide by Gorty-live, and the
result will be the interest OF such
sum for the time required at eight
per cent.
Ten per C~ent-Multiply the
same as above, and divide by
thirty six, and the result will
show the rate of interest At ten
per cent.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

WIxNEPEG-PROGREss OF THE
IxsURRECrIox,-A letter from ST.
Boniface, Dec, 24th says that on
the odd the Winnipeg insurgents
forced aloan OF $3.50 from the
Hudson Bay Company under pro.
test. Five hundred and fifty
pounds of the amount was used to
purchase the press and printing
materials belonging TO Caldwell
4 Co., from which is to be issued
a paper in the interest Of the in
surgents. It's name will be indie.
pendent, and will be edited by
Major Robinson O'Donnahue
Young.
The leading insurgents contem-
plate q journey to the United
States, whether for raising funds
or enlisting Fenian aid, is uncer
tain.
A letter from Gov. McTavish,
dated at Fort Garry 25ult., to the
Hudson Bay Company's agent, at
St, Paul, says that the loan men
toned above, was obtained by
the insurgents carrying off the
Hudson Bay COmpany's safe, con
Foinin0 tho amount named. I'M
stolen funds arc redeemable a
Fort Garry and York Factory, ii
exchange of London. We warn
Americans against negotiating fol
these notes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
Trustee, Sale.

~ avn hy virtue Of 4 Decd Of Tiu'i, ma .c
IN me A. Tru.irc tor MagsLIc' hil.r'g!e.
y, william N Buliyen. 'dl,N e u March.
lsCs. aul rccuriui' Ia Decd hoo "kk.'
piges ~, rs aud 80. 10 TIE oficc "i Zoe
,lerk OF the PROBATE COLt' ui ar enc th.
Is, Miss ,sIppi. 10 secure ne pa meat 81
certain uT8mi.sOry notes mCnliune 10 "a Il
Ieci, I viii. a, Trustee Aforesaid, Oh MON
DAY, ihcTth lay Of February, 5 .. SO,
proceed 10 sell at Public Auction. IN the
hlgIe,t Oiidcr Tor cash, at the eat tor Al
the COlrt lluu,c In the City vi NICk,bHrs.
Mi.,., the following dcsCIibed laud'. ir,-
,rlbel n ,nil iced a. Belonging 10 TIE aid
WIN ". Bullock. 10 pa: the ,ald nose with
all Interest accrued Thereof anu oil CO'tsln'
cLlcnt to the execution OF this trust, l0'"!'
SeE:N :, oinctt; g "A OF : " ant : c :,
IN " 4, OF section -. Town,h Ip II, Range
: east, containing three hundred and sixty
acres more or lt.-. sald Iand> lying aud be
ing sItpaic ~ Warren cOInty. Mississippi
selling ~ Trustee. | shall only convey
such THE " Is Ytsteh IL me by al trust
iced. DiLkEkSON AIls,
Tan i-JW" Trustee
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
Administrator Sale.

nN Nrtuc ora tecr9c Ot The II In1IaDie
Probate Court III Warren CoWn :, MS
sTssippi mate at the July term, 4 ~, l-1',
thereof. tue undersigned, administrator u!
The Estate Of Benjamin :. 1Appan decreased.
will. on SaIur day, She =! 'tay OF ia ia.
ry, lS1U, at the EAST tor O!thc Courthouse, ~
the City OF NickShurg, sell % the highest bid.
dct. Tor one hall cash and the r .Hiuc ou I
credit or twelve months, the following lts'
],IllirI lot or pa,rni Ii ltad. SITUATE, 'tins
nd being IN the ity Of NiCksburg, 70 viii
Part at lUl twn hundred rrd .rycn "a ~
tqua e thirty ore "a on ic original nap"i
, at city. and he NJ the lot IN which Is lOc1
ted III, luUrll lore .hpt.r from lhtcnrhcr oI
Wasntugt u and LrawiOri t,ct,, AMI
fronting On Wash nytOA street, about TWEEN
u .iuur feet SIS ihchts, amt Tuuniug back 1T
night a. Z ~ zoe huqItCi ami th.ttj even
lgct ~ Iurlr,. o IN alley .; ten tee. Wli"
rr.csyeh ,vl the u-r ot all bat ing "p ,ain
lot 10. .uuIr .. whir.t Iron! On a'hiHS
ton atgrct, nu WEi a. y. rt,rt'i i"1.siJfI
brick OiC.hnJ,c, tUi "hIvh 'Iti i,t aHi
pIc.ut.c. was cIuy s. It. GO AIT decreased hy
',iuwn sud JOt N. br Is It - rlHg tat.
Friu uauy ~, l~b. r,yrr 81 ia The Prlhvt
ClvTk'e OH cuf ..l Wu7cn COUNTY, Bno>
&C. &c Pa-ts ~ dntc1. Jurl t' all Ia ItiIl'
iuE~ and iwurp, On r:ts IA sHid OF.
AHp. TNrrAS, iHan'r
II Il. MILLER, Attorney. tyc!'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
rEuaTEEs, SALE.

NY v,.,n. ,r , l,cl ~ trust. exc u,ri
& aud.riyrr, np !Uc III dl. OF Junu.-
- ~. , y r,.rnn lnt. 4. IrI.Ic,,
~ =, - go ~ .,i. a..I ITO .t,r
'',"ai .n,.. 49, fn. Frantic 90 OH. 4,
~, y ,r ,,,,n. ~ N'.,i.-i,ut. IA ugos
Y. n ,,'.'. I,I.S-n An of 4 dcin..dyn T.,
Iri4l ~. ,rnrt. al il, 60 lain Crs.llt,is Of
',.,i .,.,rt,r ngltint claim. ,rrtrtI IT, .slI
i.,., 49, ,rd u.Iuai.. Tor 30 OF ..iI
-. - 'rt.Yt' ~ 'Ir.I,' mod pft ,c.
XII, ~ ,,h. .,rnr u .i1y ,ari,i mo rrni
~, NJ, ,I an .,tt sr. al lrr.i a, mo.
~ i, ,ic r,otditinr ~ tbr Id f-i,i d.,
49,, y, Nm ~ ,r ii 10. II Frfnu44 a. Is7D a.
n. - H. ~ ~ W,rrrn rnunr In tEp
VIC q 'tl'lN " W 49, - 80 10"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

AmpsRtsmt Deeision-AnaFehY.
We publish this mornings most
important decision Of the Supreme
Court Of Alabama, delivered yes
tarday. In effect 1t declares that
there were no legal courts In Ala
bama duFiug the war, and no legal
Judgment Fendered-lhat all iudg-
1nenls, sales Of property, ETC., ETC.,
perfected under DEGREES Of the
courts which sat during the war,
arc null and void. It follows from
this decision. and others Of like pur-
port which were rendered on Tues
day, that all debts contracted before
the war are dead, and that all prop
erty sold Acknowledgements, awarded
upon such debts, reverts to the or
iginal owner. The debts are dead,
because the scalawag Legislature,
&C its last session, repealed all the
laws which purp0rted 10 have sus-
pended the operation Of the statute
81 limitations. This point, how
evef, was argued yesterday before
Hho Supreme Court. We will see
whelher the Court declares that the
staiats be never been suspended.
We presume that the ruling which
the Court makes as to the period OF
the Confederate government, will
also apply to the period of the Pat
ton and Parsons government.
This decision plnnges us into a
condition OF anarchy. Il Is cues.
tiOnable whether the United States
Courts have the right to review and
rectify It. The United States
Courts have invariably followed
the decision Of State Courts as "a
political questions. Whether W,
had courts during the war, appear
TO as 10 belong 10 that class 0fpO
Iilical questions which the Unite,
States Supreme Court refused 4
entertain ia tho Dorr case. But W
shall Sc. OF course the lawyer
viii take these decisions Of Peckt
CO., up TO the United State Su
premo Court Montgomery Mail
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
On SATURDAY, the 18th Day Of
February. A ID. 1870.

at the east door or the courthouse OF War.
rOn county, 10 viCksburg. between the
hour prescribed by Law, sell ut public ven
due 70 the Highest bidder, for cash, the l0l.
lowing described real . tate, 10 vii:
Situate, lIihg and being In the city Ol
Nieksburg, being part Of lot ~, in sguare
No. IS. commencing on Clay strstt, - feet
anil Q inches from the corner OF iOust a d
Llay streets: thence running norta Ia feet
Q inches. thence west 4i feet; thence south
lfI feet q tnch'si thence east along Clay
street Is feet to tue piace OF beginning.
iani5-w MARY COX, Guardian.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

The London News, OF December
II, says:
"a private letter, dated the Sth,
from o visitor 10 Rome, who was
lately favored with private audi.
encc at the Vatican, describes the
Pore as looking much worn and
fatigued : but his energy adds the
writer, is wonderful, aud he is in
great spirits in spite Of anxiety and
age IL is really wonderful to
think OF the bodily and mental
labOrs which this fine aud venerable
old man, approaching his eighticth
year, is undergoing al this critical
time. Ii must need all the enthu.
siasm of an ardent faith and all the
energy offs fixed purpose to bear
him up through the incessant cere-
monies, audiences, consultations,
religious functions and cares of
temporal government. which arc
now multiplied a hundIe ed fold by
The presence OF the General COuu.
Gil. aud tie conduct ofthc commit
tees of that ecclesiastical parliment
in The midst OF the s%OlcinnilicS uI
the Christmas season.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
DIR EER's GARDEN SEED
New Crop, 1860.
FOR THE VEGETABLE AED FLOWER
GARDEN.

"RAsS SEEDS. Field Seeds, EycTgrcens.
Plants, Roses, Dahlias, NeTbenas, Ola.
diolus, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Aspara.
gus, Roots, Early Potatoes, Onion Sets,
Books, Implements, &c.
DKEER'B GARDEN CALERDAR, containing
full descriptive lists Of tho above, with di-
recti0ns and illustrations, will DO mailed on
receipt OF q postage stamp.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms. A
whol usalo catalogue tor Dealers only will
be mailed on application. Address
HENRY A. DnEER,
7il Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
jansdaw #