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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

NEW OnfR4Fs. MaEch 9ACOt-
ton fFmef mlddliag, ed; low
middling. a00d 0rdt-
nary, l9 @lMe. Hales, 400 beies;
receipts, 3a6a balea exports TO
Liverpool, 9Gl2 bales. Sugar dall ;
prime 10kc. Molasses reb0iled,
0@02Kc ! Coffee, arn, Air, 16@.
l6Hc; prime, L7k@I7N. Whisky,
90@1 0I. Gold, l15z. Sterling,
&c. New York sight, u premium.
. 81. LOUIS, March 24.--FlouF dull,
fall s~uperhne, 81 T503eO. Wheat,
No. spring, ,85c. Corn, white,
78c. Oats, 5006lc. Barley, 81 10.
Rye, 72c. Whisky, 92c. Bulk
Bacon shoulders, SIC; sides, l5k
@l5J6o. Lard, l3X @l4c. Pork,
S26 30.
LOUISVILLE. March s4.-COttOn
dull at 2Ozc. Sales Of l32 hhds to.
baccO at $500 80, trash s7@8 30.
Bagglng held Of %. Flour, extra
family 50 90. Corn go. OatsbBc.
Rye SOC. Pork S27. Bacon la
1870. Bulk meats, llA@l4Mc,
Hams, 18Jko. Whisky, 92@95c.
CIRcIAHATI, March M.-Whisky,
CSC. Pork, S20 20. Bulk meats
9K @9K clear sides, Hk@15Kc
Bacon, shoulder, 1Ok ; sides 1875
hams l6k@lR. Lard held at l4H0
lax. Butter, 3l@37c. Eggs, 20@
2lc. Corn 74@78. Oats 1906
Rye, o6@00' Cotton dull, middling
Gle. 'c
CHICAGO, March 2A.-Fl0uF qule
Spring extra, % O@3 Sc. Corn
73c. Rye, 67Hc. Barley, 6O@eOC
PcFk active, st S28 90; shoulders
IgKo; rough bideS, 12c clear eldeE
Ina lara flx ~ sA'f =.
INV YoaS. March Sl.=Coitor
slsady sales. 25O0 bales q. 22sG'
Gold A1SSSra ssi I'D roH -gfiraraio
LIVRRPOOL, March A-C0A0I
uplands, ll5fd; e. Orleans, aIlkt
} Salasv lQy0Qo balsa. 40 ~hiif,a.' q.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

Roohsfort seated him amoug ne
Journalists many spoke and sAo6k
hands with him.
Nolfs brothers wins testified
that Noir c0uiint have slapped Che
Prince bscausa Noles GLOVES ne
'ih contact. During tie Il tfnla.
sion, Coant hoehef0rt's friends
gathered reuad hin. abe pelies
Kept them end H0chefort apart.
aEMH -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

Died. or Deer Creek. on "a ron Of Reb-
FnaFy, fel0, afl meaal@, Ii. HENRY BAR
WICK, sesond son q q sod Elizabeth
v. BAFwiek.
Thus fell In the bloom Of youth AmOdol Of
obedient loving sOn, and . bright example
Of = moral, ibduStl loo I brave. generous and
kind boy. We shed our tears for bis los,
and for bis stricken family. But who can
al BIZ place In their broken family eircIef
lie died c~oHtented and willing % 70. sad
lHeaVen has one angel more. but he hes let
> place IL q heart, which the world can
never alt. FRIkND.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

FEARSUL.1Inl cOEse, o., the
disease known e. meningitis is rag
ing most fearfullY. 116 persons
have already died and she number
Of these now ALTERING Ia fearful
Out Of . family Of0 persons have
died. P IA ga
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

House created mn excited debate
and adjourned without action.
Herbert made a lengthy speech
in opposition to The message.
Chandler supported the message
ably, and quoted the opinion Of
Attorney General Morris in sup
port Adjourned without action.
Lively times may be expected
ere the fight closes.
JACKSON, March 4.-senA,e-
Bills to bs introduced.
To place Constitutional Conven-
ton warrants on e par with State
warrants.
To charter Mississippi Banking
and Insurance Company.
To aid in establishing Mills aud
Factories In Mississippi.
To incorporate q Southern Rail-
road Association.
The Judiciary Committee report
ed back a bill in relation to carry
ing concealed weapons, and recon-
mends it's passage.
Other bills Of 4 local and indi-
vidual interest were considered.
House-Business was confined to
the consideration Of bills hereto
fore mentioned.
Governor AlcOIn's message in
relation to State Printer was taken
up. Lynch and Balch spoke In
opposition, aud French favored il
q long discussion, and was final.
ly referred to Judiciary Committee
1t was similarly disposed Of in tn
Senate
The Chairman Of the Senat,
Committee 10 known to favor Al
cOrn's views, and It IL believed tn
Chairman Of the House Commute,
also favOrs AlcOrn, hence tn
probabilities are that the Commit
tee will recommend another alec
ton.
The Pilot this morning ~eontalnel
. long opinion from Judge POtteI
endorsed by several legal. gentlI
men sustaining the Pilots election
: also an opinion from Judge MOI
r ris dissenting.
The star Of HewSOn& COmpan!
is In the ascendant and IL
comes to an another election, wi
Q probably win.
r A number Of members who vote
for the Pilot OF the last election wi
b vote against It now. Having take
offence at the onslaught of tn
q paper upon Republicans Of dOub
}. full loyalty. This class will no
not only vote themselves, but W.
use their influence, against II.
II Is currently reported thi
n Ames aud Mckee are coming baC
9 the former for further endOrs
o ment, the latter to beat Ames o
10 of 1t. 1t is possible that Nick
D. may win:
IL No further nominations sent in
the Senate.
D.. A fire occurred at the Edgar
House this evening in a lumt
A.. kiln, and endangering the hot
"A No serious damage.
4. Misty rain set in, making
d weather exceedingly diSagrceab
JEREMIAH.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

One II more business arms In
every ,largelscity have resumed
specie payment.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

Ten members Of the Gcamepi-
cal Council have died since the
.OpsriPg pftAet AOayuoB ,s1T
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
OF VICKS , URG.
ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN Prices

IMMENSE sALEAs aad Gems ans crowds er easssnsr
At that pOBulaS s.tshlishAsat. rAs Hoass "a
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
IrvTEw FROM

| Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, March 3l.-ln the Senate, to,
day, a bill to provide Tor q general election in
the State was introduced and referred.
A bill fixing the terms OF the Hastings court
of Alexandria was passed. The time tor bold
;ng the court is fixed for tho second Monday
in each month, the judge TO designate at which
terms he will try civil and criminal cases.
Bills for the payment or the commissioners
to West Virginia 10 settle THO deht question:
and fixing the per diem OF members OF the
LEGISLATURE, were passed. Inc latter bill likes
lie rcr diem Of members at 50.
The bill fixing the salaries OF county judges
was taken up and considered until the hour OF
adjournment. So far as agreed upon the mini
mum salary is $500, with S25 additional tor
every 1000 OF population over 5000, and tho
maximum 81 200.
The House passed with various amendments
the Registration bill, which goes back to the
Senate for concurrence.
Judge Underwood this morning gave an
~opipion in the now famous injunction case OF
| Chahoon vs.. EIlySoD, in which he decides every
point taken by the Chahoon party 10 their
favor, For further particulars see article IN
| another column, headed the Difficulties IN
Richmond.
Chaboon has issued his proclamation, SETTING
forth that judge Underwood having decide
the controversy between himself and MIR: lilly
son, in his favor, he, Chahoon,. shall ex-
crcise the functions q! the Office of Mayor Until
an election shall be held, Nc.
The decision instead Of adjusting matters
has rather complicated affairs, and it is though
that the military will be called upon TO inter
fcre, in which casa another disturbance is no
impossihIc. There is much feeling manifested
and little else is talked OF here.
The impression seems to be that Mr.. ELY
son will not be arrested, Rs in that case h
could apply to the Supreme Court, but tina
he will be ultimately elected from his ctise.
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NEWS or The 4
"G;o show the Gerry age and body Of the 1'"l'1'

To the Supreme Court yesterday Attorney
Gen. Hoar delivered 40 argument IN favor OF
reopenips the legal tender decision, taking NE
ground that that decision was make when there
were two vacancies on the Ecpcb, and that the
decision Was reached by only one majority. elf'
Carlisle replied, maintaining they had nothing
to do with majorities making up DECISIONS anl
that much trouble would arise should iortuct
decisions be rcopHned and reviewed. lheCouft
announced that il would consider the Request
Of the Attorney General.
The steamer Camilla, which arrived at New
York Oh Wednesday, brought the passengers
OF the steamer EcntZuelcan, from LlVcrpooi
for AspinwalI. The Venezuelan was intercept
fed at sea, disabled. The crew renamed on
board to work the steamer TO port: out a.
heavy gales have prevailed since, 1t IS not
thought probable the steamer can weather
them, The crew remaining on board numbered
forty. four persons.
To-day Secretary Boutwell, will show The
greatest reduction of the National debt that has
been made during any month since the present
Administration took Office. Receipts have been
large, expenses corraspondlngly light, and we
may have it reported that Tor the last thirty
DAYS between fifteen and seventeen ml!lonS OF
dollars nave been srbtracted from the debt.
The Cuuard steamship Java, which arrived
at New York Wednesday, brought the largest
mail ever received in that port from Europe.
1t comprised two hundred and slxty-eIght
bags, each Tag containing an average. OF two
bushels of mail matter. This mail included
l..,> ,io ,..i IF thn 1oUo and thai at tho
Samaria, which put back disabled.
Greece is to have y railroad. l. is t. be
constructed from Athens over the lsthmus aud
along tho Cult of Coriath to some point on
the western c)ast. Fancy ParnassuS AID
Hymcilus cchCing 10 the scream OF the modern
locomotive.
It is asccrlsiucd that the demand toT the
black line envelopes, invented AMI patented by
Mr.. Hammond, is rapidly declining, only
100000 Of thcm Of the letter size having
| been ordered ia,t year, ont OF y totai OF Co.
600, 600.
Secretary Ro5cson will have Admiral Rowan
who commands our fees in the Aslatic waters,
institute a naval court OF inquiry, composed OF
American officers, If 1t has not already beer
done, to investigate the c*se OF the Oneit".
The mcancst thief in the worl! has asserted
his title to that nrc.emincnce by breaking opcr
| the torlb of tie late George Peabody at Salem
Mass. and stealing the silver arpurtcnance'
from the coffin. He has been arrested.
The remaias CT the late Gen. George IL
| Thomas were forwarded 70 the Fast from Sa'
| Francisco yesterday. Grea! preparations fn
| nis inlnrni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
Foreign News

The British House Of LORDS yesterday dis
cusscG the provisions ofthc bill for the enforce
ment Of the laws in Ireland, and 1t was passed.
Ia the House OF Commons the llish Land
bill was discussed.
The departure OF the troops ana steel Datte,
~, ms; Organized for operations 10 tie fleo
River country, will DC delayed 10r a few Gays.
The regson for this is that Il delegation from
that settlement is now on the way to lay an
explanation Ct tic situation o! affairs before
the Government authorities, and no e!eclluh
vii! be taken until the delegation can he heard;
The flow of specie to the Bank OIL Englahu
has been unusually heavy, the amount on hand
being G552, 900 sterling greater than al i COT
responding time last week. 49,,
The cargo OF horses. cattle aid sheep Wnlcl
arrived = DAY or two ago from the Argentine
Rcpublic were s1ld at Falmouth yesterday.
The prices realized were very unsatl'!actoly.
The animals we're sound but 10 poor condition.
The undertaking was q mere experiment:
ii. Emile Ohivicr has received the Grand
Cross Of the Order Of Charles I'LL. OF Spain.
This is his only decoration. 49,,
The religious journal, La Concords. OF which
Perc Hyaciynthe is chief editor, appeared yes
terday in Paris. ,.
The police arc actively pursuing their lnves-
tigation INFO the alleged conspiracy against
The Emperor and State. Nearly all the parties
~latterly arrested in connection with this affair
arc workmen. A.,
Animated debates have occurred IN the
Chambers in Holland recently On the question
of privileges to enc 8! :w5 rival cable compa'
MES to Americ,. The Ministers 1T length
were instructed TO e~qualize the terms.
At meeting Of the Ecumenical Council yes
| ierday the scheme re file was promulgated.
The Holy See granted three days Tor the dis
sident !Armcnians TO submit tn It's authority.
The time has expired to day, and as the Ar
mcnians have shown 10 signs Of yielding, a
msioy excommunic2iinn viii lie pronounced
against tn m. :,
It is asserted that The lhcumenlcaI
Gounci! will Immediately inc DIS
cussion o! the Schema OF InialIibilily. In
thar ease The ~l'rao:I, Am'aSsai1r will n"t
return 10 Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
" LAND.-Under authority of q decree Of
the Circuit Court of Fairfax CO., Va, made a.
its November term, 1863, in tho suit Of Allison:
Guardian, vs.. William Allison ct al, The sub
scriber will sell, by public auctioh, t. The higb-
cst bidder. on MONDAY, II 18th dayo April
Court dsv, at Il o'clock M, at the front door
Of the Court House of said county, TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES OF WOOD
near the mouth OF Occoquan, being that part Of
the tea Sandy Point farm which, in the division Q:
it. was allotted to the widow and heirs OF J"hE
W. Allison, decd; said property bsinS order
ed to be sold for default OF former purchaser III
payment of purchase money. ,pc,
- 10 oA Comm
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Editorial BreVifieS.

During the late cold weather in Minnesota a
mother and three children, we're frozen to death
on the prairics. There arc accounts Of other
deaths from freezing, in that State.
Coy. Walker is now The ~espec!a object oil
the dislike Of the ultra Radicals in this State.
He must appreciate their Kindness 10th be-
fore and since the election
Wild ri.cnns ar, uutnvrou* in Atbemarle
county, Virginia.
DR.. Richard *. OSoourn, aI esteemed lhysl
can o! Prince GEORGES county, Nd, died on
Tuesday.
Some wrecks IT sc2, and some vessels driven
ashore at various points on the caas' have been
noticed stree the gale OF Saturday nlglt.
The government officials are turning Oui of
their situations, persons nnploytda. TIC Naval
Academy at Annapolis, who are Democrats.
The Maryland House of Delegates by a vote
of IS to -, has passed resolution Erecting
the Governor to employ additional counsel TO
enforce the suit Of the State against the B. Il
o. Il. r. Company. for the amount claimed
ofthe c,pitatiou tax, Oh observation-disclosures
the suit 10 be commenced withou; delay.
The vote in the State Senate for the resolution
was unanimous
Mr.. J. ". Caldwell, who, a year age, went
out as L. S. Minister to Bolivia now returns
as Bolivian Minister to the y. S. This is i
case somewhat similar to that o! the late Mr..
Burlingame.
The Bill which passed the Senate On he 18th
of March, removing the political DISABILITIES of
Henry Hansberger, a member Of the legislar
ture from Rockingham, and Of Nicholas *.
Trout, of Stanton, passed the House d Rel
resentatives yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
'g'F,e Richmond Difficulty.

RICHMOND, March 3~l.-Ju1go Underwood
to day granted IN Injunction restraining Ely
son from aching as Mayor. He also refused an
appeal, Nh the ground that the injunction was
temporary, to continue only until the next term.
Mayer EiiySon' s. counsel gave notice OF tilcirln.
~tcntion to disobcy the order Of the Court, in
order TO causa the arrest of Ellyson. and then
bring his case before the Supreme Court on q
writ Of habeas corHus. The Judge IN his de-
cision declares the Enabling act passed by the
Legislature unconstitutional, which decision
affects nearly ali the officers in the State.
The injunction granted in The morning was
issued in the afternoon TO Mayor Eilyson,
the City Counci! and the police, but they went
on with tie city affairs as usual. thahoon Is.
sues, Il proclamation this evening, saying his
police force will be promptly reorganlzed, and
requesting the persons appointed by Mayor
Ellyson to retire to their homes peacefully, in
order that no further breach of the peace may
occur. II il supposed that when EIIySon holds
his Court to. morrow the u. S. authorities will
arrest him, which is the manner in which his
counsel hepc by a writ of habcas corpus TO get
the case before the Supreme Court. E!lyson's
police still have control OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
TRUSTEES l. E .

By virtue of a deed Of trust from james WIS
to the undersigned, trustee, recorded IN ''Dcr
II, No. 4, folio 2s9, for the purposes lAttG'A
hotel Of Henry Bicksler. At Drsne3vi(le. Feir-
fax county, Va, on SATURDAY, tho Oh day
of April next, the TRACT OF LAND conyey-
cd by said deed: contsining Sc ENff
THREE 1871 ACRES OF LAND. There 81
!, q comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, sEi
Kitchen and Barn on tho land AMI mostly W.
der fonce, with good water and fruit. Inl'
land lies about three miles from Dr@nc5TiIIc,
and will be shown by Mr. Wills, .wh" re~'i'-
on it. ,,.,
TERMS-Saficient in cash TO ply iou' nun
dred and ~sixty-six dollars, sixIy,six and !|'-
third cents. with interest lron? the irst d"y ..
January, 1868, and the costs OF safe tnn FILl.
due of the purchase-morcy, 9. crcdi' "ntiI t4r
1st day of January, 1871, will be given t. carry
interest from the day OF sale.
Sale to 1T | o'clock y. M.
JOHN POW ELL, Trustee.
-.-
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NOTICES.

Virginia, to wit:-At a County Cours
Y held for the county of Fairfax, the 2lst OF
March, 1870, on the motion of Charles W.
Kitchen, it is ordered that Philo HAYWOOD. Ad-
Of James Mshoney, deceased. De
summoned to appear here on the first day OF
april Court next to give a new bond, and that
q copy of this order be published in the Alex
andria Gazette, once q week for four successive
i. =. DULANY, Clerk.
. r.. II. Cockerillo. y. q. NH 3l-law4w
iYO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN =
! Take notice, That. on the second day, or
NJ SOON thereafter as counsel can be heard, OF
the Circuit Court to be held for the county OF
Fairfax, State Of Virginia, being the TIN day OF
June, 1870, ! shall apply to the said Court FOR
An order directing the transfer Of all monies or
ether personal property in the hands OF Y. W..
Hunt, Administrator Of $. j. Eoag, deceased,
or other persons belonging to Daniel +. Hoag
and Sheldon j. Hoag, jr., who are infants under
the ega Of twonty-one years. residents or the
county of Schenectady, in the State OF New
York, to mo, rs tho lawfully qualified guardian
Of the suid infants, in the said State OF New
York. SAMUEL T1N1A1E.
Dulahy t. Moore. y. q. NH l4-law4w
rE,O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
/ Take notice, That. on the second day, or as
Circuit Cont to be held for the county of Fair.
laz, State of Virginia, being the tn day OF
June, 1870, l shall apply to the said Court FOL
an order directing the transfer of all monies OF
other personal property in the hands OF DENNIS
Johnston, Administrato of Lorenzo Rogers
deceased, OF other persons, belonging TO Lshrs
Y. Rogers, who is An infant under the age o
twenty. one years, resident of tho city OF balt'
more, in the State Of Maryland, to me, as tn
lawfully qualified guardian Of The ssid infant II
Ills ''A'' . JAMES K. HOOPER.
Dr1anv & Moore. D.. q. NH l4-law4w
VIRGINIA, to with tho Circuit Cour
y of Fairfax county, March Rules loio:-
William 3. Webb, sgainst Anna Sackett, deft.
In rhancerv.
VEN :-Tho object of this suit is to attach tn
following tracts OF land, lying on the Falls Is
Turnpike, in the county OF Fairfax, containing
respectively, 200, 10 and IA acres-the proper
ty 0. tho defendAnt-and to attach the persona
property OF the said defendant, in the count.
of Fairfax, to satisfy plaintiff the sum OF sii,54o'
80. with interest on Sl,060.5O part thereof iron
the lst Of January, 1870. =.
1t appearing by affidavit fled thst the sal
defendant is not \ resident CT this State, it
ordered that tie said defendant appear her
within one month after due publication hereo
and do what il necessary to protect her lnteIes
\ copy, tes.e: JOB HAWXdURST. CPk.
Dulsny 81 Moore. y &. nh ll-laW4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
JUDGE kElTH.-The Richmond News pay:

JUDGE kElTH.-Thc Richmond News pays
this compliment to Judge Keith, recently elect
cd Judge OF this Judicial Circuit:
"Wo know James Kieth Esq, the youngest
Judge, well. He was successful over Henry
w. Thomas, the late judge for the Fauquier
District. who was one OF the best judges in the
State. It is a high compliment to 50 young a
man, but We will predict that he will so dcport
himself in his high Office as to gain the conf
dence and esteem Ct the people in his judicial
district, which is enc in which there is more
legal business than in any other. except Rich.
mond, in the State.