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STATES MAEsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of three writs OF er facias and one writ
OF yendltioD exponas, issued from the CLERK Office
OF the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia,
and to me directed will sell at public sale, for
edsh in front Of the Court House door of said Dis
t1ict, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1870, at
Roclosk m, all defendants right, title, claim and
interest in and to part of Lot No Z, in Square No
rs IN the City Of Washington, ID. O., beginning at
the northeast corner of said square and running
thence south A feet, thence west to the end Of
the lot, thence in q northerly direction with the
west line thereof to the north line of said lot thence
with said north line to the place Of beginning,
thereon seized and levied upon as the property Of
Brook macksll ir, and will be sold to satisfy exc
cutions Nos. Al 3.78, 4Ir, and 3,7eS, in favor of
Matthew g.. Emery, Geo. ii. Plant, A. Il T. r.
Richard, and Owen Wilson:
NH 2s-td U. 5. Marshsi, D. q.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til MONDAY, the 10th day of May, 1870, at the same
hour and place, by consent of all parties.
spn ALEX. SHARP. u. 3. Marshal, d. q.
by WIN. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
In virtue Of writ OF heri facias. issued from
the Clerk Office of the SupremeCourt of the District
OF ColumDia and TO me directed will sell at public
sale Tor cash; at the auction store Of VIM l.. Wall
commencing 81 IL O'Clock a. m, the following goods
and chattels, to wit, viz:
Lot Shelving, lot Desks
Lot Counters, one Bow Window
Lot old Brass, lot New Boxes
Lot Shelving, tables, &c, &c.
Letter Press and l Browns Patent Flame
Aerstor.
Seized and levied upon as the goods and chattes
cution No. a262, in favor of the Hahneman Life In
surance Company, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX. SHARP, U. 3. Marshal d. G.
ape-dts Per Wa. L. WALL 4 Co. AUcts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
LOAN OFFICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, ~
314 NINTH STREET,
n3nr doors north OF Pennsyl vania avenue.
k0BERT FULTON co. loan money on ali
kinds Of coate rails the Lowest market rates The
only Christian Lean Office m the District fe5 ON
A COHEN'S NEW LOAN OFFICE ~
"A. Ib3l tn st, Sd door from L. Money IA
loaned on Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds r.
Wearing Apparel, and Merchandise of all descrin.
tions, on the most liberal terms. fesSn.
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U0Y GREEN WILLIAMS.
II Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319, Southeast corner eth and ID Streets

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
TRUSTEE SALE OF yALMABLE HOUSE AND
ffHSEEETs y WEST Is IN THE CITY CT WASH
BN y II; NJ Of deere. Of the sunrem. Cour,
E Of the District Of Coiumbi a. passed on the I'd
.day of March, la0 in a cause wherein Han.
are defendants, No I,ss7, Equity Docket No g. the
undersigned Trustee will sell, at public auction to
Of April, $50, at O'Clock p M; the following piece
4T parcel OF ground situate and yins In the City Of
lot9 in square No s and bounded as follows to Wit
BEGINNING for the same seventy I'VE feet 75 from
ming thence south, along the line Of 18th street,
seventeen feet nine inches, ga it. inches) thence
feet nine inches W f. inches thence east fifty.
sig feet IS to the place of beginning, together
which Of two Fr.%s HSnss
Terms Of sale: One half cash, balance in two equal
from the day Of sale the payment thereof to be Sc
cured BY the bonds or notes Of the purchaser with
SSaTs to By Be al the
time OF sale. All conveyancing and stamps to be at
s IN e AFTER to be S
tee reserves the right resell the property after
one weeks notice. A the risk and cost Of the first
GkEEN W SMAhsM FIu assi
RY THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN,.
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 319 Seventh street, opposite Post Once
n By virtue of a deed Of trust dated on the slst
s foes rs etc, one Of the land records Of the
county Of Washington d. g., shall sell. at public
10th !Spi Apr f SS at coef R III
parcel OF ground s0msnSipg at point on 18th
and inches north Of the southeast corner Of orgi
nal lot numbered l2o) IN square Numbered lll6o
is feet and inches; thence west 10 feet and 10
inches 10 an alley thence south Is feet and inches
thence l4O feet and 10 inches to 18th and
Terms Of sale: 500 cash; balance in 6, II and Is
ap6-lOt THOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
RY wM. l.. WALL CO. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 9O2, southeast cor. Pa.av and 9th st
RUE ssS s SFISk
- o. M9SphY aF ri kSSGsDk April IS, at
virtue 4 deed Of trust duly rec % sf &e Sy
nc; ae all that certain piece or parcel Of Land
square number l5I5J, on street between an an ~,
sth streets and corner Of an alley improved by
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in and
t2us On the phemses t be by
revenue stamps at purchasers cost depssi t1 Of
will be sfEIisS az e. III
mha tChronicleI Auctioneerrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT
N By virtue of deed of trust, dated March 9Th,
O3Vls3 and recorded in Liber T. and T., No. Is,
folio 2as, one Of the land records Of Washington
h sci I'd LIZ On sns
O'Clock p. M, all that piece or lot of ground in
ashngton city known a part of lot numbered
eight in square numbered three hundred and forty
five ts45 the said lot and square laid down
the plan Of said city, being the south twenty four
feet from front to fronting twenty ar feet
hie.enth street west and extending back the same
thousand three hundred and ninety seven feet,
or less.
Terms: Cash on the day of sale.
BEN. W. LACY, Trustee
mh3l -2awtds p. B. STILS0N, Attorney.
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SENSIBLE SOUTHERN ADvICE.-The Charles
ton COuTisr, discOursiDg of the Fifteenth amend
1nent, saws that now there is no distinction As TO
suffrage throughout the length and breadth OF
1he land, the effort should be for q common
unity 10 preserve and perpetrate a common
government There Is no reason why there
should be an antagonisn of races-order pool
government, incorruptible justice, economy and
honesty IN once are alike for the interest of Ali
I pom tins common platform all should stand for
The redemption of the States and the Cavern
Jncnt-
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STARVATION IN RICHMOND.-Mrs. Nancy
HAYES. AL aged lady, who, with a demented
husband, occupied . house on sd street in
Richmond, Va, was found dead SATURDAY. morn
ing, having been dead three weeks. Cows and
chickens on the lot were found starved to death
u he husband was also nearly starved. He had
that bis wife was asleep; and her death was not
known until Saturday morning The husband
had not mind enough TO understand what had
happened The parties came to Richmond from
Philadelph
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DY COOPER LATlMER, Auetioneers,
ID Successors TO James q. Mcclure h Col
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street

Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH ST.
k9fI GEE6hIsi s2 aErSTR STREET AND
"a By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust, dated the 9TH
I .4S das e es .es d in L Of
the Land Records for Washington county, in the
on MONDAY, 18th day of April, $50. at "a clock
y IN front of the prenises lots sixteen (l6) and
sub division Of said square by Jonathan Trout, to-
gether with the improvements TO the same belong
Terms Of sale: $500 cash; the balance of pur-
erase money six months from the date of sale, with
Uses. deposit Of slO0 will be required when the
property Is struck of CoAveyancing and stamps at
piled with wthia five days the trustee reserves the
to sell at iss M fsd sGs. # she dssItns
apiieo&ds d6oPER 3 IH fhH Il , Aast's
ID Successors to James O. McGuire & Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
TRgsIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE DINING
Eo0 sTs sE9Gk And kFr EIMTEREs ~ No. Ssa
TENTH STREETS, IN WHsHiSGT6N C CITY
"a BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 18th
COS folio ~ the %ndsrsisn sS will h' ssli
Of April, $50 On the Premises, 'a at i ten
o'clock: the following articles in schedule marked
4 Cane Bottom Chairs
Range and Fixtures
Cooking Stove aud Fixtures
Steam Table and Fixtures
Marble top " ashstand
81 Linen Table Spreads
10 WI ite aud Red do
~ Napkins
z show Cases and Counters
Large quantity Plated Spoons and Forks
Plated Casters. Knives
Large quantity China and Glassware
Together with many other articles needed in a
dining saloon.
Terms cash. y. h. ALLEN. Trustee
arll&8 COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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CHARLES HERZBERGS LOAN OFFICE.
~ tEsTA IsHEp 1922

CHARLES HERZBERGS LOAN OFFICE.
~ tEsTABLIsH 1922
ISL o STREET NORTH,
Between ~ and 9th streets immediately in rear Of
National HOtel)
Money loaned In all sums on Watches, Diamonds,
EVERY, si!serware, Wearing Apparel, Fur ~
nitare and merchandise of every description IA
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For fair ~
dealing and just treatment to any resident Of
this city not connected with any Fimiiar establish.
ment in the city. New number, 472. jal3-6m
~ near Pennsylvania avenue. ROBERT Full
LER co. advance money ON Bonds, Stecks, and
niture, Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Properly
N. B.-The highest cash price paid for ths same
pm. se9-1y
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They have queer ideas of fun ont in Illinois
FOR example. the other evening a set OF funny
fellows entered lodge OF Good TempIars while
lhat bOdy Was IN session, and, seating them
selves at the secretary's table PLAYED !. game on
suchre 70 decide who should pay Tor a bottle of
gin, which they had with them
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Il tOOPER LATlAER, AuctiOneers,
- tSuccessors to JanIts q. Mcclure 81 Co j
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street.
FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTLE MIR.
RORS, GILT PARLOR SUITE, DAMASK AND
LACE CURTAINS, SUPERIOR sILYER
PLATED WARE, FRENCH CHINA. CUT AND
ENSSkAVED GLAsSWARE, FRENCH BRONZE
TABLE SET. WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
SHAMBER FURNITURE, DINING ROOM
fukNlTlRE, GILT AND BRONZE CHANDE-
LIERS. PCREC0PPERC COOKING UTENSILS,
&C, &c, AT AUCTION.
a On MONDAY MORNING, April Is.h, 1870
at 10 clock at the late residence of the Italian
~ Minister, old No. 1J9 Pennsylvania avenue
isetween Nth and 18Th streets, we shall sell the
Gilt Frame Pier and Mantle Mirrors
Gilt Parler Suite, upholstered in Green Rem
Damask and Lace Curtains
Fine Plated Walters, Meat Dishes, Soup Tureens
Fine Plated Water Pitchers, Casters
Is dozen Plated Forks, Spoons and Knives
French China, Cut and Engraved Glassware
French Bronze Table Set, pieces
Gilt and BronZed Chandeliers
10 lbs. fine Cooking Coppers
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture
Green Rep Loungesi Gard Tables
Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Oak Hall Suite, &C &c.
Terms: Cash. COOPER LATIMER.
apo-dts lhepub.i Auctioneers.
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PAINTING. Etc.

y. HUDSON, south side Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18th and lath streets prepared to execute
IN the very best STYLE at reasonable rates. and on
short notice, all kinds of HOUSE, SIGN and DEC
OkATlNE PAINTING, GLAZING, etc.
Particular attention paid to INTERIOR DECO.
RATIONS, in regard to which he begs to refer TO
Speaker Blaine, Senator Buckingham. Representa-
others for whom he has executed work OF that char
acter. NH Is ~
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CH: II: HALL, .am,a;-. low
mh23. wSw A. H. AIMS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
limited STATES PATENT oFTIsE.

" WARRINGTON. d. c. March g. 40. .
On the petition Of LUCIUs J. KNOWLES, OF
WaIren, N ass, praying for the extension OF pat
ent granted TO him the 2ith day of June 1850, Tor
an improvement in Looms
III Is ordered that the testimony in the case he
closed on the 2Hh day of MAY next; that the time
iof ming arguments and the Examiner report be
limited 10 the Sd day Of June next and that said
titien be heard on the sth day Of June next.
MANUEL 5. FISHER,
NH 26-w3w Commissioner Of Patents
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ADDRESS

TO THE
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Rf COOPER d LATlMER, Auctioneers,
II Successors TO J. c. Mcclure Co;,l
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UNDERTAKES.

RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, RO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair
Brading done, Ornamental Hair Work Glass and
Pearl by Mrs. fRIES, late OF Boston, 3se 3th ST.,
Gsar j. References for Hair Work:-Mrs. President
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborsagh, w. W Corce-
ran, Gen. Casey, Gen. Tompkins Gen. Aiken dolly
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Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers
~ Southeast corner Eth and ID streets

THIRTI THREE AND THIRD ACRES OF
THE FINEST QUALITY of LAND in yIR
GINA, AT AUCTION "
N On FRIDAY, the 18th instant at IL m we
0oshall sell, on the premises, ss1s Acres of Land
more or less, with the improvements; being one
and one quarter mile from GeOr cetOwn and LeeSburR
turnpike, and within mile Of the Chain Bridge
known as samuel A. Meeinney's place. suitable to
any one wishing to buy garden place; title slear
abstract Of title exhibited the day of sale Sale
positive.
Terms made known on the day OF sale $50 cash
paid down on the day of sale. Cony eyancine and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser There will be
conveyance to start from store at 10 clock m
on the day Of sale for the purpose of conveying pas
sengers to attend the sale w.
ap9d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctrs
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

llY THos f. wAG6AMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
SIG It'll street, opposte Post Once
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c. .. O'HARE a SON,
1919 SEVENTH STREET NV.
mh3l-r BETWEEN AMIN
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PAINTING. &c.

M. T. PARKER, No. sgt Louisiana syeuue fold
No %, HOU Sc, SIGN and DECORATIVE PAIN
TER-doing, in short, all that any painting estab-
ishment can do, and hartHs partner 10 dSride ~.
rotfS-challenges any fair and honorable competi-
ton. As old citizen Of Washington az ffty years
standing, carrying business on Louisiana avenue
between Sixth and Seventh Streets for thirty yeArs
ne Is thankful for past fayors and solcts continu
ance OF the same. M. T. PARKER,
fel-ly No. GIT Ionisiana avenue
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Hoes IN SOCIETY-If you had Travelled "a
much as have; If you had scrambled as much
~ have tor seats, and for the best ones-for
bad manners are contagious; If you had travelled
much a. have on steamboats, and seen how
people that are most decorous at home, when
the bells rings. and there are to be two tables
rush through the cabins and down stairs 10 their
meals, you could appreciate the necessity for
reform in this matter. But do not think Won
need 60 TO steamboats, railway depots to be
convinced OF this. II you have been invited to
fashionable parties, and seen what pigs men
make of themselves who are well fed at home:
how they behave at the refreshment table, how
they lose their self-respect, you do not need any
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

COMMISSIONERS PARKER, of the
Indian Bureau, has received q let
ter from Gen. Alfred Sully, Super
intendent of the Montana Indians,
in which he reports that the raw
ages made by smallpox among
the Gros Ventres and Assiniboin
tribes have been so great as to
almost exceed belief. By General
Sully's letter It appears that since
last September to the first Of Feb.
.ruary, when the smallpox broke
out among the eros Yenres, there
have been 74l deaths, which leaves
only about 1900 of this nation
alive. What makes this calamity
still more to be deplored is, that,
Of all the Indians in Montana, the
most friendly towards tile whites,
and among the Indians most dis
posed to accept civilization are
the eros ,Ventrcs, and they have
suffered terribly. At one time
deaths at the agency were so rapid
that the few men there could not
dig graves fast enough. They
had to fill up the ice near the
forts with the dead aud then
cover them up. It was fortunate
that the weather was cold, other.
wise it would have been necessary
to abandon the agency. 1t further
appears that when the disease was
at Its height those suffering with
1t would prevail on their friends
to carry them from their huts into
the open air, where they would
crawl to the river side and remain
for hours immersed in the ics-eold
water. The consequence vas that
many took cold form the exposure
and died in frightfnl torment,
Others committed suicide TO e..
cape further suffering. The local
ity Of the camp was made known
by the cries 81 tie sI6k, whish
lCoala b heard : lsng We e
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

THE SOCIAL ELEMENT IN CHURCH..
Es.-The Methodist insist on the
importance of recognizing and pro-
viding for the social element in re-
ligions organizations. 1t thinks it
helps the spiritual. 1t contrasts
churches that are sociable with
those that are not, and finds the
former far more efficient:
Some of our churches we are glad
to notice, are now built with
"church parlors," a pharse which
need not convey the idea of stiff
ness and ornamentation, for these
parlors r meant to be used, and,
II used Alright may be made OF great
service to the church. Here the
ladies may meet TO sew for the
poor; here the church "sOciable'
may be held, where young and old,
rich and poor, my meet together
and cultivate Christian friendship.
We have known churches where
members have never become ac-
quaiuted with each other, though
engaging In the same religious SER
vices every Sunday for years. They
enter by different doors andsit op.
pOrsite sides of large building, and
do not recognize each other when
passing In the streets. Any church
ought to be ashamed of such a state
of affairs as this, and ought to wei.
come any plan which produces a
q healthy change. A church-parlor
where all can meet andge acQuaint'
ed, would obviate the difficulty.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

UNDER the Constitution Of the
United States, us it stands at pres
ent, no person born outside the
limits of the Union, although he
was but two months old when he
was brought here, can be either
President or Vice President. A
negro, on the contrary who was
born a slave in South Carolina, is
eligible to those offices. Would
it not be a good idea, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, TO have an
other amendment to the Constitu-
ton which shall render citizens OF
foreign birth eligible to all posi-.
tons which a negro can fill.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

BIZ authority ola resolution pass.
ed at the last meeting Of the Mis-
sissippi State Medical Association,
the President has appointed the
following gentlemen as delegates
to the American Medical Associa-
tiOp;to convene at Washington City,
D. c., on Tuesday, May Sd, 1870:
Joseph Steinreide, N. D., Benton.
W. T. Gadberry, n. D., Yazoo City.
J. w. ShattucE, NJ. D., Columbus.
E. 8. Lea, NJ. d., Columbus.
B. +. Kittrell, NJ. D., Black Hawk.
V. D. King, N. D., Black Hawk.
W. n. Compton, NJ. D, Holly
Springs.
8. V. D. Hill, NJ. D., Macon.
Thomas D IsOm, NJ. D., Oxford.
Robert Kells, N, d., jackson.
l. F. Harrington, N. D., Jackson.
JnO. d. Mcconnell, N. d., Browns,
vile.
W. II. Baird, N. D., SuuAOwer Co.
W. E. Monette, N. D.. Warren Co,
Jas. N. Hunt, N. D., Vicksburg.
W. T. Balfour, NJ. d., Vicksburg.
VlcKsBURG, MIss,,l
April 26, 1870.
Z. L. HENRY, n D,
Pres't Miss. State Med. Assn.
J. Il. BARNETT, NJ. D.,
Cor. sec. Miss. State Med. Assn
EsB~ State papers please copy.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD
WEDNEsDAY, APRIL q, $50.
lFrOm LlpplneOtt's Magazine for Nay
nay.

From LlpplnoOtt's Magazine for NAY
NAY.
IN Fed.Wlngod merle from bending SRA
With graceful pinions posing,
PoaFs out . liquid ~roundelAY
IN Jubilant rejoicing;
Tbs o0ek-gr0uss drums on sounding log,
TIE fox toTuAkeB the cover,
The WoodoOck pipes from ten and bog.
From upland leAs the plOveT.
ne speokled trout darts up the stream
Beneath the rustic bridges,
While hooks OF pigeons glance and CLEAN
Ger beech o maple ridges:
The golden rob tFtlls his note
Among the netted shadows,
The bOb.0' link, with mellow throat,
Makes musical the meadows.
The Pesplng frogs with silver bells,
In Fhytnmical ovation.
Ring out . chime Of treble sWells
In Joyous graduation:
The low Of klne Is miRgling with
The song Of lark and sparrow,
And fAllOw ieldS are growing blithe
Beneath the plow and harrow.
The moon al night serene and white,
On lake aud stream Is growing,
uiie Nippilnk tOunthlub seek ner llgnt,
Through woodland valley, flowing;
And all night long a W sweet song
Sweeps DER the misty hollow,
From marsh and fen, ron hill and glen,
FrOm brook, and Geld, and fallow
1t is the time Of pleasant things,
When Love makes up his ISSUES,
And hearts well up, like hidden springs,
From rusted cells ami tissues
A time 10 hear ut bTeak Of day
A silv~er-choFuset mAtin-
A liquid network In crochet
On atmospheric satin
4 time 70 feast the soul, the 'ycs,
To watch each bird that passes,
And ball surmise that birds are wise,
And men are only asses;
And then 10 turn and raise the load
With weary shoulders bending,
And take the old, well.beaten road
That ~leadA-untO the ending.
GEORGE W. sEARa.
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Uniar TIE mpeHs.f.e
among the Indians
afflicted b. diaaaaa pae
medicine men Ha killed 60
ass the HH4
&c a
he ~ us skasaa, snd 3 as 81
" thEoagh ths eza tn1 0f hs
physician md he CIV en-
ployed for Tie purpose As
ravages Of TIE disease Hs
checked. The Late eeilon q tie
commissioned In sending on a.
abundant supply Of Taeeine glguas
Z is thought, viii prevent aa
eurrenee In future Of sueh tsFFIbla
mortality anOaga al tie tribes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

The President has expressed
his intention Of locating for the
at Long Branch and of
repeating the programme carried
Oat last year, probably extending
his travels westward beyond the
Mississippi and making a general
tour of the principal Western
cities north of the Ohio. The
most Of his time, however, will be
spent at Long Branch on account
Of Its near proximity to Washing
ton, 50 that in the event Of anOth-
er death In the Cabinet he may DO
on hand-in time.
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Nor very long ago Major Cal
lahan, of the Fourth United
States cavalry, was killed in Texas,
and there were some fears be had
been fOullY delt with by civilians.
But an investigation proves that
he was killed by two drunken SOL
diers under his command, whom
he had attempted to arrest.
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We were pleased yesterday to
meet with the Rev. Mr. BurfOrd,
recently in charge of the Episcopal
Church at Evansville, Ind. Mr..
Burford, during the late war, was
chief of staff with General Wheeler,
Confederate cavalry, and was a
gallant officer. lie has been called
to the Episcopal pastorate of Alex
andria, La, of which he will take
charge in a few days,