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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
REGULATION or THE SOCLAL EVIL.
THE NEW SYSTEM IN ST. LOUIS-POLICEMEN COL
LECTING STATISTICS.

THE NEW SYSTEM IN ST. LOUIS-POLICEMEN COL
LECTING STATISTICS.
The 81. Louis Republican says: The police
have begun the system for the regulation oi the
social evil authorized by the recent ordinance OF the
Council and the Charter provision Inc irst step Is pro
curing thorough registration. To effect this, nstrllc-
tons issued TO the different captains commanding
the police districts who have detailed men to attend
especially To the business. The work OF registration VIII
probably several days, ana t viii DC couple OF
weeks or before the new system can be- called in
full operation. The returns from each district VIII bc
to The office OF the Chief Of Police and here they viii
condensed and consolidated and then transmitted to
the Board Of Health. In this Office the statistics ana
registration will be placed record in books procured
therefor and when this and other premnares are
completed the medical inspection by the ply slcans aI
pointed for the purpose viii DC commenced.
Ii not difficult 10 that the authorizes VIII meet
some difficulty carrying the system proposed. Tn
poyed by the Board Of HEALTH the good results hoped TO
be reached will be lost and the egazation OF immoral
iy will have none its obnoxious features redeemed by
practical benefit to the community IL Is evident from
the form Of the schedule adopted that good portion OF
the statistics respecting the social evil which i expected
10 be gained during the REGISTRATION, will be derived from
the answers OF cypuans to questions put by lohceme
This il very uncertain method Tor accurate data ana,
except far concern personal description, age,
names. and ownership OF houses, &c the pohce fetuins
do promise to be of very valuable character In
fact unless great eaTefunes5 aud az
used this system of attempted regulation OF the socal
evil which many large cities nave refused 10 accept
and which Is contrary to tne lieas OF 50 many OF our own
citizens, viii not only lie barren OF useu FRUITS Dul may
prove a serious blmder by no means easy to Iectiy
The regulations adopted by the Board Of Health are
exceedingly stringent in particulars, and, In cases
Of women fined for violation, which Will no doubt ARISE
not few between, Will have their validity severely
tested ~ the Courts We understand that Tie number OF
districts into which the city is 10 be divided in reference
to the system will he fixed at six, not FOUR previously
stated and that the number OF ply scians vi" a,so be
dinance establishing hospital and home for the women
pronounced diseased by the medical inspectors was
stricken out before passage such persons VIII he sent 10
the city hospital in where they cannot remain IN
the houses whore found. From this source the instu
ton will doubtless receive very considerable accesSons
measures viii be watched with interest and their
Cee IL
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THE COURTS.
UNITED sTATEs CoNnrssIoNERs, OFFICE

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
BctOre Commissioner Mcds-GeOTge ThOmp-
son. alias Thomas Early arrested on the 18th inst,
on charge OF passing counterfeit 500 bill Nellie
Murphy. The hearing OF the set down for yes
tcfdy, nut no witnesses present. Since the 18th
Nellie has moved and cannot be found; neither can
any Of the other expected witnesses. Detectives are
ling their attendance Meantime the defendant is ad-
mtted to bail in 5000.
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preston Of the liquor traffic and provision made for
the holding OF State Convention during the coming
Fall. An enthusiastic public meeting held In the
evening ut which addresses were delivered by the Roy
:; Mckean Corresponding Secretary; the lon W. L.
Groo OF MddletOwn, and the Rev B Ives or Auburn.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY try %.

NAIT NUAl, %
Mails for Europe Southampton aud Bremen per steamship Bremen
1hiut, Ho0ken, close at PotOhcc az i VI Steamship
Supplementary Nail for paid letters only made up
the Pier at IOboktu. AMI closed al 10. ?.
France via BEST and Htvre, steamship 'tiYet e
from Pier 50 " H. close the Post OHce II No Supple
meutIry Mil 49, =.
ireland ony via Queenstown per steamship Cyo washing
ton NO. y. R.. the Post-Omce at Il NJ
Mails Ranulc Brazil and 81 Toma steamship
Merrmack from Pier No. r. close the PoOfce at
SUNDAY, JULY "a
All to-day II The PosOhee is open from
MONDAY July %.
n lin Mall
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Mem 3ersen Real gSiais for 6alt.

A BOUT TWENTY ACRES LAND :, ior 60 Is
minutes from New York an5y oc4ei oans Out IN los Apply
j. L. ROBBRTb 81 Broadway.
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS 4. N

No Steamship Mall.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
On, ,,see ~ 4: 20 1928 Moon rises 1887
DAY.
SANDY Uook 3:4l 4:25 Hell Gate GA
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Dfntlstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org
- mattel .nssthee Of nitrous oT5e g,s d do , a
WIr9T PAIN patients testify See their names al 'he
oace No Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

/ JOHNSON, ir., Auctioneer.
-. moi lot BUYERS. UOi
FOR WEST NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN ISLAND
GREAT AUCTION SALE
BFAUTlFTL PROPERTY. CHAkMlNG LOCATlON..
FREE Excl RSION BY STEAMBOAT ASD CARRIAGES
COLLATION. on GROUNDS
JOHNSON MILLER
VIII pogit .vcly IA without Limit at . oc'cek r ne,
TUESDAY. Jul, D. on the premise, ,.,
WEST NEN-BRIGHTON, STATEN ELAHt
TIE CHOICEST VILLA Plots in the Yi4Aiy OF Ne~
lork on easya aud accommodating terms. ..,, o.,
and busne make note n thi, aft
The property TO be only 30 minutes sst Ns,i OK
II ia beantfu situated CASTLETOE. SHANAlT FAlkNDNI,
and FORBST-AyES in the inl,iite vicinity 81 81 Mars tiolI
paatal residences Of L. L HO g. j. G. Hen error O. H.
Kise George Francis shaw g. William Cuss Drake DE KAY 'haN
Me Deafed ami many Of mos pTonineni GU
7en Ihe ground high commanding exend water views lb'
graded Every l0t is ready r immediate nm o'tes
Tie Auc,oaen positively announce that the SIZE vi" be a0f0"
every particular. s..-,,.-rv-.,
O'Clock D. H. on TUESDAY July &C. 0n Pcr 49, North River es
Cortland and De sts.
For rpaps tcsets and other information sppl. 10
JNHNsON 3 MILLkA - D. aa.st. NeNloIL.
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Auction Sales of ncn! g5!aic.

AZ Exchange Sals,oom No III Bo@lEar. New!
POSITIVE AsSfGNEES SALE or VALUABLE hAAll llk
ING AND TENEMENT PROPERTY, NO. % CLIN IONST AND
No 81 EAST FOURrEENTH-sT., NEN-tORk, Il OhyLE or
HINuY ". SAGE AND THOMAS hCGl.AN' A>aiurEio VT
HENRY SOIWS. $3.50 . 49,, ..,,.,-o,-
NO Is CLINTON-ST.. BETWEEN HOUSTON AND STANTON
suc.r
fals II rooms modern Improvements P 2rO With lot tS
On he rar plot thr tre brick r o. three AMI oui
st end cell respectively but in the mot sl manner arc
suitable Tor manufacturing purpose There con urs taH Nh
r me- whole ot egnng 10 center Of the street, o 10 % iet high
with roa be ana solid stone columns Also 40 arer
well. fee below .--.-..,..
NO so EAST POURTEEETHST, BETWEEN AVENUES
brick Dwelling,
bakery JlIO33; contains 80 roog water ana gas hiol o
large sidewalk; all IL good order Ao or A fa Of '
In b,tr f,ursiory ami cellar brick dwell 2Nb; ~ rooms
Conveniently arranged With panthes good order Tie whole reuo o
$500
sale positive and without reserve Terms easy - -.
For maps particulars arpy 10 JOHNSON hiiLrF Z. ~
HTNS Atopey t,rA As . Nasgl.st, New-NOrL.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find Il 10 their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
will he found not only Ia NewYork and all its cities and
villages but every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should he brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tcthe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently III each
are read by all classes Tue TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention to reports Of sales OF real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF t col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges fof adver
Using follows; DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents pct he
for each IN Insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, e per hc; siMi
WEEKLY TRIBUNE q cents per line. About ten words oi
our wide columns average line. Terms cash IN advance
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Counirn proprrin 10 Set.

NEW French roof COTTAGES TO LEI or
y "a, sALF At Rab-rfuri PsTs Station y J.
O THOS K. AGsEW No st0 GTcel~ hst. NeN.fcrf
mo IET-At RAyENSW0OD, l.. l., RESI-
1PxrP x sae ground The bstveso
,Sr. Of Erssrs Harms and Bosue. For particulars, ke, 10
80 ~ m MERRITT No. - ThdsEe.
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7NHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,

Only miles NewYork AMI railroad c'rc' 20 Ppc hag
so superior for an crops climate mild emil poTr a hag water
soft and Pnce aEi tr.
For circulars ali maps sent frec ads r. ANDbLLi
l53 Broadway n. " or D. W BRIGHAM, Agent Brci3ir, S.
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UHE1T.

Essay xxi. WrEKiY TRIBUNE, June I.
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Countrp Real Gslaie for Sale.
WFDUTN-STZFD HOTTSE. I'm fine order !;


"A goolslel To-, with Thirty uute' from iorN; f1ar
from opportunity for vsl ~ eap home
Price, 80 aud must be sold j. e. tbthAANi ~ boi.a y
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fouses an6 farms iDarte0.
Giin f)ropsr!p 10 fet.

ITO be LET from April next, the ~ pt - $500
- ~ "a, i7 S water ont and 20 feet on The aFsns Apply
iANFS n WATSON On eHundrdF he 'ui-'e'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
A Bold Pi,ASuEg reilsr.

During the last two or three
weeks a teller ia one Of our city
banks found at the close Of the days
transactions that his cash was de.
ficient TO the exteht five hundred
dollars. After much frnitIese
search the teller canle to the con-.
cluyion that be would haVeto stand.
the loss. One morning he wac
surprised blythe receipt OF q letter.
proposing to return the amount u
q suitable reward was paid. II
Immediately occurred to the teller
10 compare the disguised hand
writing with that Of each dou6ment
which mad passed through his
bands on the day IN question:. In
the process Of o comparison more
than once repeated, he discovered
q draft In which be could trace
some indications Of similarity.
His next step was TO have lhe
whole o fthe drafts Of this iudiVid.
nal, written under every variety of
circumstances, sought out and
carefully scrutinized. His suspe.
cions were confirmed. Being a
resO!uie fellow, he supplied him.
self with a pistol, and with two
friends On whom be could rely,
took the bold step Of going to tho.
house Of the suspected party, In.
Allegheny, which was reached alta.
late hour in the evening. Ii OBJ
tanning a private interview, he
stated blandly that he believed
some mistake had taken place be-
tween them on money matters,
which he was DESTROYS Of having
arranged. In reply. he received q
fat denial Of any such mistake
having occurred.
Finding that mild treatment was
~ineffectutl, he altered HE tactics /;
told him with q determined air,
that he was in no mood TO be tFiaed
with, and that be had inanbitable
evidence Of the money having.
been obtained by him. Present.
ing his pistol. he threatened to.
shoot the swindler on the spot III
the money was NOT Immediately
forthcoming. Thrown or his
guard by the sudden and exiraor-
binary appeal, the poor man fell
into q tremulOus At aud admitted
that hehad been OveFpaid Avo hun
dred dollars. he gnEe the teller
q check for the amount and anersd
him q bonus to keep The matter
from publicity. The teller inaig-
nantly refused tho bride, but eon
sented to keep the onlprit's name
from public hotoriety. -fPlstbbE
Man.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

rae law eshoe1 81 uzrn4a unl-
ssHsAtI
The studentB Of the Esfiar Cass
Of tie law Department 81 Aa Jas.
veFsity, WeFs examined On Thur.
day and Ffiday. The sxaminaiioa
va gh0roughaad rigid upan lbs
Fiong branches 0ffhs lave. Thz
stuosalg b theiF answers shoWez
tnat hey had nos hoea ldia, bns
used thelE hme probable u
c!ess o. $50 10 point Of learning,
ability ana coed department viii
compare faSoFAhly Win any 81 lie
predecessors.
Col. Lamar, Who hes presided
over this department viii areat
credit TO himself and us~eiulnass -
those under HE charge, has idns
dersd bic resignation 70 Jake oGsot
ct the close Of The present ssseloh-
We deeply regret that the UniveE.
city is TO lose the services OF one
who has done so much tOplaee II
on the highroad 10 prosperity 6nd
success. 1t will be difficult indeed
to find one who can Oil the plaea
with equal learning and ability.
The fOllOwingi s 3 list o ths names
Of the graduating class:fgq I9 s
John N. Allen, Lee County, Jos,
Albert Brown, nlnds. COuRty /;
saAc Taylor BlonHt, Calhoun
Comfy /: 0twRy Lane Carter La
Fayetie County Henry Clay COnns
Oopiah County; Francis Marioa
Goaf, Lee County; Hardy Harvey
Hargrove, Rankin County, John
BaliOuF Hobby Hemingway, Car
roll County Benjamin Ivy Hicks,
Warren County ; Edward Powell
Jones, SunAower County Thomas
Keith, Newton County Joseph
Mathews, COahOmR County james
Campbell Norwood Mcneil, Car
rOli County ; Edwin Hugh Miller
POntotOc CouDty~l0EfO1 Fal-
con. tl'.- fsa1 ia
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
CLIPPINGS

The principal business Of many
Of the gentlemen Cubans, VITO have
been patriOticslly residing among
us since the instruction broke OuI
upon their native island, las been.
we learn, to get married TO Amer.
leah girls in good p~ecun!ary cir;um.
stances.
Firemans ights, similar 10 those
with which New York used 10 be
afflicted, are still the terror of the
citizens Of philadelphia. The Moy.
amensing Hose Company attacked
the Hibernia Engine Company. on
the way TO a fire and the results
were the wounding and severe dis.
figurement Of a large number Of
the combatants. If the Philadel-
phia iremen do not want a paid
department, they should fOfego
these violent luXuries.
It is calculated that in fifty years
a man eats 1900 pounds OF bread,
10000 pounds meat 1900
pounds vegetables, eggs and feb,
and drinks 1000 gallons liquid
namely, water, coffee, tea, beer,
wine, &c, altogether. 1t is further
calculated that this would makes
respectable lake Of 800 square feet
surface, and 3feet deep, on which
q small steamboat could navigate.
It has not been ascertained Of what
service to mankind these elaborate
calculations have been, or will be /;
but one can easily understand how
much better the calculator, could
have used his time.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
vaIIaIty ss the sale ~ Properly
Under the GOnfOdsFatO ssques-
Is9GlOn Law. U.usL DIE


Validity ss the sale ~ Properly
Under the G0nfOdeFatO saquass
Sg9GlOn LAW Htual llE
A case spending before the So.
preme Court of the United states
which involves tie question Of the
validity Of the sale OF properly un-
der the Confederate ssquestrati0n
Jaw. The case is that 0kKnox We.
Lee from Texas, which was sub
mitted upon printed arguments by
Mr.. PasChAl for Knox, and Mr.,
Wells for Lee. II was ordered TO
be reargued at the next. term OF The
Supreme Court of the United States.
The case involves but two points
one the effect of q sale OF property
by the Confederate States under
their seqnestTation law against
alien enemies ; the other upon an
instruction Of the Judge pppn this
measure Of damages. He said Thai
in assessing the damages the
Jury viii recollsct that whatever
amount they may give iu their yer.
Edict can be discharged by the pay,
ment Of such amount in legal leH-
der notes OF the United States" i
is said that the difficulty was upol
this instruction, aud that the APgn.
ment has been ordered because Il
opens up the whole question Of tbs
constituti0nality OF the legal ten.
der laws. The other question,
which is not less important, arose
upon the following Instruction OF
Judge Duval, Of Texes ut ap.
pears from the evidence that these
sheep were confssated ~ the prop.
erty Of an alien enemy and sold
under The authority Of the so-cRlled
Confederate government on The
7th Of March, 1858, and that Knox,
in connection with others, perhaps,
became purchaser thereof I have
ITO say 70 the Jury that such sale
conferred no title whatever upon
purchasers, or upon any Que know,
ing that lille was derived from this
SOURCE" III, 80.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

The brief paragraph headed
communicated in yesterday
Times and Republican, which
vainly endeavOrs to create the be.
lief, that the cause Of the impress.
sion which is abroad, that our
people are opposed to any river
terminus, is the result ola petition
offered in the Legislature to that
effect, (as per special telegram Of
May End, referred to), is not only
false in truth and effect, but the de-
ductiOn therefrom Is q false one.
First, no petition has been pre-
sented to the Legislature against
extending the road to the river,
and the telegraph's report to that
effect, was an incorrect one, and
corrected by us in our issue Of
May 9Th, as soon as We saw the
error repeated in the Pilot, calling
the Pilots attention to the error,
and that paper very fairly making
the necessary correction.
Furthermore, the report Of our
people being opposed to a river
terminus was circulated before
that especial to the HERALD" and
therefore, could not have been
based upon It.
Thirdly, as the facts are that no
such petition waseverreally offered,
and the reports TO that effect having
at once been corrected, and further,
as the aforesaid wrong 'impres
SION Of ViCksburg opposition to
u river terminus had obtained
before said incorrect tele.
gram appeared therefore, either
the communication of the Times
and Republican Is lacking in sense
and information, or in truth. He
can take either horn of the di
lemma.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

TIE xvi Amendment s Harro
HghtB; the XVIII. woma1s
rights and now e XVTIgh e con.
ing, which e 10 b native born
rights. This e 70 be q Know
Nothing proVisiOH % remedy tie
second article Of The Con8tituti8n,
which provides that mo person en-
cept q natural born citizen" shall
be eligible to the presidency. This
makes 8 distinction Of race, color
aud previous condition" which ex-
cludes natuFalized whites, and lets
10 native born negroes. Senators
CasBeFly and SchuFz, for instance,
are jealous Of ReVels, the Senator
from Ohio, and other niRgers, who
may reach the presidency first and
hence the proposed amendment
Memphis Appeal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

WI would advise those who may
be in debt and who now have the
amount Of property exempt from
execution Under the present law,
70 sell of or dispose Of 3 goOdly
portion Of their property while Il
is in their power to do 80, for we
are confident this present Legisla-
ture will reduce the amount Of
property exempt very greatly. A
stitch In time saves nine. -tCorinth
News,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

THERE are now about 40 business
houses IN our town, and hrick ere
now making with the view oferect-
ing several large, two or three story
business houses South Of Main
street West Of the Railroad, and
about midway between tand Front !
Row. We observe quite a numhas
Of private residences already fnish.
oil, and others In course az ereeiient
in various parts Of the town. Wo
find Ute Be asztiO a. imposs
TO keep pace With tic .nrrcre
ments continually goingon-f Vest
Point Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

4saersasis
Weicdfn taas dd o
remagka6B events
Of TIE telagra
Office 0f the Western bne
panys inst
log last. There aao witness
the feat belieFa ta be- beaa
clearly demon thaf main
- Anite otke
is not knpWn. ua long been :
mooted question ame 81
the ~telggaphic prOis8ion. NhelA
er or not Il were poaable 3 taa
NIT signals throaeh S cifeait af
length exceeding 9Ho ~iA8usanaie
miles and nsing ms1a tAzatHo 5
"Of three repeaters, th anv de-ta
gree Of safety to the commercial
bpalness We believe the longest
land circuit ID the worid, which
is used for tie regular trAnsmis.
sion o. commercial hnsines, Id that
between New Iork md this city
which is abouteigh hundred m
IN length, by the route Of The wisaB
Sunday morni1g lastlaeom.
|bination OF circuit was formed.
varying in length from thlsa a
1--we thousand miles, through which
Mr.. r. c. Duncan, chief operator
'bf the company IL this city, and
one Of the most accomplished Of
the profession, sent messages
with great ease and rapidisy The
experiment was made for1he pnT
pose of thoroughly tasting the /.
matter practically. The first cir
cult formed vas from New
Orleans, via New York, to Piais.
ter Cove, N. s. the Terminus 81 the
Atlantic cable, = distance oRthFee
Thousand miles The oper-
atora, thus widely separated Il
chatted together with perfect ease,
the signals coming fapEdly and
with great distinctness, After 4
few moments conversation, anoth-
er circuit or still greater length
was made up, and We nfe inform.
Jed that It was the longest land cir
cult through which intelligible
lsignals we're ever sent wy
Nine reporters we're used, one
each nc Rome, ca. 1Ynchbarg,
Va, New York City, pitisburg,
1.-TWO at Cincinnati, one each 1t 81,
Louis, Chicago, and Mempbia
THE writing was reformed to New
Orleahs almost BE- clearly as when
leaving the Office having passed
thFongheightsen States and over
four thousand eight hundred niles
lOf wirea The electric current
traversed the distance in about
three quarters Of q second. The
writing was transmitted 81 rapidly
as on otdiuary short wire.-fM o.
Times, 1Tth. xssasih $685.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

- - LIZ AM".LA"
The blTHM ~issIsslRH1 RgGImzsr.
We are authorized b. CoLfJ. III.
BipfQfd, Capt y. ". MeErin, and
Others, 70 announce that there viii
be o meeting Of the auFgiying mems
bers. Of the 18th Mississippi Unisn.
.iry) Regiment at Wlnona on the
2Slh instant, for the purpose of
Iakiug Into consideration tie cree
ton Of q monument to ihememory.
Of The dead Of that regiment. All
The survivors Of The regiment are
Earnestly requested to attend.
W. learn the Mississippi Central
Railroad will pass all attendinR
this meeting AZ half isFe-W iuona
OeinOcrAt. o. s sal ~.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

DEATH OF "YUBA DAM Cap
tain J. II. johnson, who has been
editor Of several newspapers in
Kentucky, and Of late years widely
known as a political and humorous
writer under the title Of "Yuba
DAM" died at Lexington, KY,
Nay 18th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

TEE question ls now permanent
10 sstsisd as TO the division Of
fishomingo county. II is GIvldsa /;
TiShomIugO, AlUUrn and frentlss
no- embraGs the territory ofThhO-
mlnRo that 0nee Was'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

IT has just been noticed as q
curious coincidence that the British
Government introduced the Irish
Coercion bill into Parliament on
ST. Patrick's day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

sIHEOn srovALL, an old and re.
Specialize citizen Of Carroll county,
disd last week after . short illness
OF eaIy s AN houEa.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

BoYINA DEvIqlON, IA & ths|
'eons Of Tempsrana, organised.
yesterday a Bovlna. 1Asy mses|
every two weeks. ne next stated
mssslng wluba lhe Al. Hainr
.aaY q We noAlA. ~ 9oIeak !. =