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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-03

The sl2 Lever Watch. No. 1850. plr-
chased from Chas. i. Norton q Co. So
Nassau-Street New-York, January 9th.
has been carried by me over six months,
with a total variation in time of only 26
seconds, without the slightest regulating
and presents the same brilliancX of color
as when purchased. JAMES X. Will
TON See American S. VI. Co. y. \.
Ncw-1ork, July 30th. 1870.
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Col. Thos. III. Reeves

This gentleman who was a candidate tor
Representative in this County, up to last
Monday, has nog announced himself as a
candidate for Congress, for the State al
large, on the Democratic platform.
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WAITED
IUOO Bushels of Dried Pcacf,-

es for which we will pay six cents per
poum IN merchandise at lowest cash pri-
ces. MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.
Oc-. 81, 1870.
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Fer Congress-.

We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce Hon. JAMES WHITE. of Hawkins
county, 4 candidate to represent the First
Congressional District in the next Con
gress OF the United States. ju2tde
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Fine French MARBLE CLOCKS. Seth
Thomas and other American Clocks at
q. II. SMITHS. [70jun23
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Take Notice.

All persons indebted to me are respect
fully informed that their accounts were
due on the first day of July, and if not set
tied at once interest will be charged from
that date. All kinds of country produce
will be taken in payment and the highest
market price allowed. III. c. LYNCH.
Jonesboro'. J iIy -. 1870. Guly14tf.
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He oIsr Readers

We hope our subscribers viii excuse u
for being a little behind with our paper
this week. Never have we been 50 press
ed in the Office. Our presses have been
going day and night. with q heavy force of
hands. But now. as the e]leotiop viii be
over in a few days, you may expect Us 81"
time i'm the futare.
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VTnnted AGENTs-s75 TO s2N per
w month-everywhre. male and female
to Introduce the Genuine Improved Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine. This
Machine will stitch, hem, tuck, fell, bind.
braid. cord, quilt and emhroidcr in n most
superior n Price only sI5. Fully
warranted for five years. We Will pay
s 1000 for any machine that will sew 4
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic
seam thar ours. II makes the .sEla-ti:
Lock Stitch Every second sticb can Le
cut, and still the cloth eannot be ptlIed
apart withouttearingit it, We pay Agents
s7j to 5000 per month and expenses, or =
commission from which twice that amount
can be made
For Catalogue and Terms, apply or adj
dress, az f,lf
J.w RODGERS & Co..
402 Library Street, Philadelphia.
CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon
by other PARTIES palming off worthless
cast-iron machines under the same name
or otherwise. Ours IS the only genuine
and really cheap machine manufactured.
7Ooctl3-3m
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Rockford Yarns.

L. VI. Williams has now in store the
largest and besi stock of Cotton Yarns
ever offered in knoxville. The Rockford
Yarns are celebrated for their superior
qualities. Mr.. Williams sells them i'm any
quantity wanted; from 10 punches UP, as
sorted as desireda at prices to compete with
sny other marker. june9tf
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Seed OATS.

Seed Oais.
Now is re time to secure pure seed of
the best qualities of Oats. Mahoney X
Shipiey have il store
80 bushels Irish Cats at +: $50
30 " Black LOO
30 -" Brunswick &" : {: LOO
80 Norway. :: 200
Those who wish to raise double the
aHioant on the M ground that has been
formerly HnaGe by the common oats can
do so by sowing either of the above men
tioued kind. Call and examine the quail
-,
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e. A. Broyles, Ag;'t.,
DEALER IN
Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Pick
les, Cheese, Crackers. Cof-
fee. Sugar, Tea.

And every article usually kept in a First
Class
Family Grocery and Confectionery.
He is agent for the sac of the North
Carolina Dairy Cheese, which he will sell
at Retail or Wholesale, at prices and in
quantities to suit purchasers.
a liberal share Of patronage solicited.
Store two doors East of Dusser & Fain's
Dry Goods Store.
4. A. BROYLES, Agent,
Oct. 2Om1.
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Al kinds of Printers Stock at the low
est Eastern prices at OBJ. Smith K Cos.
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T'HE~C IlEAPEST-Those who have
L called a. the Store of Henry Lynch.
jU""-bOrou-'t. Tenn. p~ronoUnc" his new
Gon,is lIe cheapest and best in Hlarket.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-03

On the Sd inst =, at the residence of VIM.
Walker, by Rev w. L. F1eener. JAMES
A. i1RsUsoN I'D Miss MRRTuA JANE
ARHsTRoNG all of this county.
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e D AL
BY PROF. HENDERSON, PREsNELL

There is within every man n divine ideal, the
type after which he WAS created, the germs of
a perfect person, and IL is the office OF education
To favor and direct THESE germs. "-kAST. e.
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MARRIED OF 23d October, 1870, by
d. W +. Peoples, Esq, 6. w. CARR to
Miss ANN Il. BRUMMIT.
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VA,
w n . I e $ a. e Price c r {
CORRECTED Fly
LEE. TAYLOR & G

Wholesale and Ret.il Grocers, Commission Mer-
,hInts and Produce Brokers, No. II, Bridge
Street, Lyuchburg, Virginia.
IYNCIEIrRG. VA. Dot. u. 1870.
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Hahoncy & SIriDISy
Fine Stick.

Have just received a new lot of Stone
Fruit Jars, which they are selling cheap.
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early
II indiseretion, causing nervous debil-
ity. premature decay.&c., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has a SIM
pie means OF self cure. which he will send
free to his fellow sufferers. AddressJ II.
FUTILE. ~ Nassau ct. New York. gpr
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LOOK OUT!-HORSE THIEF !
STOLEN from the subscriber on Tues
day night the 1lth inst. in Doe River
Cove, Carter County, II medium sized
sorrel horse, with white feet, a star in the
forehead and one glass eye. Also a sad
die, Morgan tree, with brass nails and
wrought iron stirrups. Any person ar
resting the thief or giving information that
will lead to his arrest or the recovery of
the horse will be literally rewarded.
Address JOHN w. HYDER,
Doe River Cove, Carter Co., Tenn.
f- 70octf3
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FIN Il
LANDS FOR SALE!

! wish To sell $50 acres OF the finest
Wheat Land IN Washington County
lenn.. lying in District No II, OIL the
waters Of BOOn's Greek, ) miles n. f. of
ionesbOrough, about 100 acres of which is
cleared and under cultivation. Eighty
Icres well set in Clover-l0a acres of Mead
NV. the finest in the country. all i'll good
tate of cultivation. and under good fence.
food Orchard; 5 or 6 ncver-sailing
Springs. THREE COMFORTABLE
DWELLING HOUSES, Barns, Cribs, and
other out buildings.
l will also sell all of my personal pro-
lerty. consisting ofHorses, Cattle. Hogs,
Wheat, Corn. Oats. Hay. F~arming-tools,
&C., sc.
ALFRED JENKINS.
Sept. /, m2.
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Geo. +. Squibb, Jonesborough Tenn.
has a fine lot of horses and mules for sale.
Call and examine.
Oct. ., lS70.-2m.
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NOR TIE LATEST STYLES, call on
II HENRY LYNCH.
HIGHEST Market price fora / kinds of
III Country Produce by HENRY LYNCH
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BEAUTY without kindness dies unen-
Dyed and undelighting.
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NAHONEY & SiIIPLEY.
Jonesborough. Sept. 22, lS70-lm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
LOVER's ALMANAC.

lis not the singing o. the blrl
Nor burnie roaring fee,
That makes the merry month OF May
The time o. Spring 20 me;
FSr were Il In the Winter cauld
AUt naw.elad every tree,
n JeAnie's hand I only hauld
It's tie Sprlng-time 10 me.
FTls not the booming o. she lose
Nor hummiug o. the bee,
ThHt mAkes the leafy month Of June
Tho Summertime 70 me;
For we're q WHITE cAuid and dreAr
And snaw.elad every tree
III but ken that Ieanie's near
LIS the 2immer-tlme TO me.
Were surly Winter irAe the year
To take four times his share.
And rob tar other saaaOus quite,
Tn snre I wad ms care;
Fdrtfmg JeHnie l0es me weel,
And VI she G3nstant be,
The spring time sud the SummCr-tim
wall never go frae ne
Harvard Advocate
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12


asuy mir ariiels Of
|apse on Excelsior,
Mew York Clipper;
Il slsads sas ss filiag asd
- Hmaa8 der fHare bassed.
ar aIsaa az ahdnam uhd nail.
dee faHtt dsH hs gees lli
affaa'd rssnch q highd Ike dose"
aemMsdar eries, You will got iroti
Jean Fo-tdot VII nib y0uf az
qaaE aid 70 mid = shnear'-
=rame becki cone bsotr' DER OF mar said.
anf Von d0n't lssk eat you VII be dead
asrne hpek uaa b. - dresi
aHai haiI donia ~ ma a BIZ"
"shoO 49,"
lean rfanasfyf' der shmAll maid said.
60 ana esd dis biecH % bread"
Ha ieokel dOun uud h0ted = Sigh
''shOO n.y."
HieAeF and higher dot young nan vent
III der shaornt he don'd did 0A'e q cent
~ ~ Vibod dol shnoW 90 bis / ID ear
Dem words vas herd shdill shdfOng urd
clear "shOO 4. -
u boad q week, or msy he more,
Der heaplez hear q awful oar,
Det sounded loud uhd far und vide.
fI9m vaY Up on the mount iih's sidg
'sho0 n.y."
Dwo mems vas ouh q shedding shnipea.
und vile dsT shdobbed 10 smoke deir blpes.
Ven he hahbened 10 look around
Undsaw dis shocking out der ground
"shoo ~"
O0FTY GOOPT.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
lFsom Or natn Barstar
- - ssnassr


Mtarns out thai lho first negro
that turusup On ths Senate Of The
Uniied States g 90 impoaler aud
Ewindler. While the credentials
were undeF consideration we had
rumors Of objections TO him on the
ground Of m0raliiy, and We thought
that 5 pretty strong case would
have TO le made out against him,
10 Justify his exclusion from a
body with no better reputation IN
this line than the Senate. But we
did not suppose that this specimen
Of Radical dedication was quite
such a scamp as now appeara II
appears that he was preacher IN
LeavenwOrth, Kansas, In 1857,
from which place be lOated down
to Vicksburg. He embeZzled
money from his own church In
Kansas. A fellOw-dsrkey named
Morris told on him, aud the result
waS q SANDER suit by Revels VS..
Morris. How the suit turned out
is told as follows:
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. q, 1857.
We, the undersigned, were jury.
men in the case of the State Of
Kansas Va. John II. Morris, In
which one Hiram r. Revcls was
complaining witness. Said suit was
instituted by the said Revcls in the
form Of q criminal prosecution, for
an alleged libel in charging the said
Revels with ~embeZlling the funds
Of his church I; with lalsehood and
hypocrisy, In a certain pamphlet
entitled, "A Humbug."
The defendant Morris took the
ground that the alleged libel was
true, and proved to our satisfac.
ton that the said Hiram r. Revels
had embeZzled certain funds be.
longing TO his church, aud has been
guilty of falsehood, and had un.
necessarily forced a quarrel OH the
said Morris, thus compelling him
to act In vindicatiOn Of his own
character.
In short, VIC found that the al,
legged libel was true, and that il
was published for good motives
and justifablc ends, all of which i
was necessary to prove to secure
an acquital in a suit for libel.
4. N. RANKIN, Foreman
JAS. CURRAY,
ABEL ARMSTRONG,
A. l.. RUsHMoRE,
ii MARKsON,
J. Il. FLrNo.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

va regret 10 announce that,
through want Of patronage, one Of
our sprightliest exchanges has been
compelled 70 suspend. We allude
to the Columbus Sentinel, whose
advertisement OF press and mate.
rial for sale, we append
offer for sale At a birgain, the
Printing Materials aud Fixtures OF
the Southern Sentinel Ofice-com-
prisiBg:
| Washington Press, Platen 32x
22ts, bed 32x2i.
l superoyal Press, as good a.
new.
l old Rugg.es Card Press.
! Iron Proof Press.
l Imposing Stone, with frame
S6x30 inches.
ditto 70x3O.
l ditto 4Sx2S.
Book, Half Pair, and Single
Chases, down to smallest job
Chases.
Long Primer aad BREWER fonts,
with Title Letter.
Upwards Of 100 fonts Of Job
Type, ranging from l6 line Plea
down TO Diamond.
Sticks, brass bound galleys, &c.
l will dispose OF the above for
cash, or acceptable negotiable pa.
per, ~ a valuation to be affixed by
expert Printers.
Apply early, either BY letter or
in person, TO
LEWIS A. MIDDLETON,
Proprietor.
! will feel under renewed obi.
cations, ifmy contemporaries of tho
State will give the above one in.
sertiOn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

In its issue of the 2jth ult. the
New York Herald thus comments
on the recent rapid decline in
gold:
"Gcld declined yesterday to
1851 'on Change, and, including
the difference Of exchange, our
national securities advanced in
London to a point within one.
halfo one per cent OF the gold
dollar. What does this signify /?
It signifies that we are rapidly
approaching that great consum-
nation Of the specie standard
with our paper money so perplex-
ing to our statesmen, politicians
and hnanciers, and so dcvoutly
wished by all parties and all
classes Of our people. 1t signi
Hes, too, an approaching financial
crisis, involving a rRennakgnetion
OF III tie business affairs OF the
country in all their details and
ramiacaLions, public and private
corporations, companies and indi-
vduals, employers and employees,
high and poor, rich and poor, cap
ital and low, producers and con
sumers, on q lower scale Of prices.
"Our shopkeepers for months
mast have been "marking down"
their goods with the decline OF
gold, and have been and are un
derselling each other. They are
quick to note the changes in the
financial sky. Country farms
town lots and houses have beer
coming down, and their natura.
and inevitable tendency is down
ward. Stocks are railing, the sup
plies Of labor are increasing be
yond the active demand, and en-.
ployes are vainly struggling un.
der the new order Of things 4
maintain their war prices. From
the unsettled and precariOus sit
uasion Of the political affairs 0
Europe capital, in that quartz
for several years past has bee
timld, and is now. The coin il
the banks of England and Franc
has been accommodating from wee
to week by thousands Of million
for many months, the last week
additions to the Bank Of Franc
being nine millions five hundre
thousand frances. At the san
time European capitalists ha'
been casting about for emplo,
mcnt for their money, and ha'
seized upon United States secur
ties, Turkish, Egyptian and Ru
sian loans, and American raj
roads; and all sorts Of Africa
Asiatle and American enterprise
as comparatively safe investment
but still there is a steady increa
of idle European capital with I
general and widening depressi'
ia manufactures and trade and t
general impression Of polite
Insecurity"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

ExTRvAGANCE or WASHINGTON
OFFICIALs.-The Courier-Journal
says from all accounts Washington
is a gay place this winter. What
with balls, dinners, lunches, and
what not. the extravaganza and
display OF dress and equipage were
never before equalcd. The Presi-
dent and his Cabinet and certain
Senators are living in a style Of i'm.
perial luxury which the paltry sal
aries they receive do not begin to
warrant. There Is no difficulty in
a%scertaining where the money
comes from to support all this
magnilicencc. The Presidents sal-
airy would not pay his wife's mil
linery and confectionery bills. The
carriages and horses in the stables
Of the White House could not be
bought Tor his years salary. The
insignificant pay of the different
Secretaries Is not equal to their
mode OF life. The same may be
said of most OF the oiicc.holding
gentry. They are all living hey ond
their Legitimate incomes, and sober
folks cannot but think that over.
taxed people are paying through
the taxes, for the music oysters
bOned turkeys, salads. swect-meats
wines. and flowers required ever!
night in the upper circles of the
capital. All is not 'lovcl," wccl
a Secretary gets eight aud -pcaI.
twenty thousand a year. No won.
der the investigation of the gOl(
ring corruption brings to view 81
much executive shame. The capi'
tai is, indeed, an Augean stable.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

4 man In Memphis retires from
= eentest against time very much
reduced and unable 10 walk any
mofe IA lighting Tina in this un-
aesaIai zlFls, you may beat the old
IeloWi 1ub ht inficts punishment
nom whlsh Aara e generally no
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

THE Editor wants TO purchase an
old seventh or eighth hand rocking
chair, or easy chair Of some sort
This way OF writing about the po-
mail horizon ON an inverted bar
~ ~ DO very picturesque to q
oass observer, but tits hard on
the mas-Y azoO Democrat.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
FLASHES FROM TIKI FOOT.
LIGHTS

LIGHTS
We clip the following from the
Charleston Mercury:
Lucille Western has added
"Leaha to her repertory. She will
be like-Leah 10 succeed IN its per
fOrmance.
American Bruuettcs are adver.
tised at q New York theatre as a
counter.attrac,ion to the British
Blondes.
Macon's Ouly amusement con.
sists Of an exhibition OF a stuffed
whale.
Miss MILDLY Morgan is about to
enter the lecture field. Her sub
ject is Italy.
opera Bouire came 10 grief al
the New York French Theatre last
week.
James Madigan. the double SOM
ersaulter, is revolving at the New
York Circus.
The Williamses open their Gu
gagement at Niblo's Garden on the
22d inst, in "Innisfallen."
Lemngwell is being made the
"Victim OF circumstances" at the
Olympic, st. Louis.
Madame Viardot Garcia Is at vi.
emma, singing at the court concerts
Tamberlik has been made a Com
mander Of the order Of Charles Ill
In Spain.
Miss RiChings, with her EngliSl
opera troupe, has bsen singing o
late at Indianapolis.
The opening Of the new building
of the Gosellschaft der Musikfreun
de. at Vienna, took place on tn
9th OF January, in the presence 0
the Emperor, who has greatly aid
ed the society. The building is i
the Renaissance style, and the hall
which occupies the whole of th
centre, is said to be excellent !
an acoustic sense. Herr Ladecas
Is making an organ for il,
Mr.. Leigh Murray died sudden
} y, in London, on the 18th ult.,
his forty.ninth year, After his fri
l appearance in lS45, at the PriI
cess, he gave promise Of attaiuin
the highest position as a jeul
premier and an actor Of eXcentr
comedy. His De Grignen in Il
= "Ladies Battle" and other repr
+ sentatiou had delicacy and subtlet
For some time past Mr.. Murray IN
retired from the stage.
MIR. Fletcher introduced h
}, blonde "Hamlt" to the staid Be
!, tonians Monday night.
20 MI. and Mrs. Harry Watkins W
show the quiet Philadelphia Il
week what a bad thing il is 70
"TrOdden Down
During the performance at t
al theatre in Savannah, last week,
admircr Of the actress who assum
the leading part threw at her fe
IN not q bOQuet of flowers, but
10 handsome set of furs. So says I
1. New York Sun.
0. Chit Chat for the Ladies-Pdt
r. fdmiiias (after q hard days VOL
I've earned the bread
m shall eat tonight" MalertdmIi
docking across the supper table.
nAnd I've urned the tea"
Diamonds amounting in value
SLOO0,OO0 are said 10 have be
worn at q recent ball In New YO
who says times are hard?
A little girl at Elmira got
y evening prayer somewhat mis-
the other evening. She knee
~ down and gave vent to her feeliI
: as fOllows;
Now Hay me down to sleep:
Yes my DARING daughter,
IprAy the Lord my soul 70 keep.
But don't 81 Il the water.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute.

Has a beautiful and convenient location.
upon the eminence from which il take, is
name. It, history has been a record Of unin.
teTrupted prosperity.
Its course ofinslruetiou runs through three
departments Of lou year, each, Special or
elective Coursss OF study may be pursued As
far as students may wish. Peculiar advan.
tages are thu offered yeung ladies who have
already taken the ordinary English ,,udies.
The bostOr instruction /, given In music,
drawing and painting, modern languages
amt 9th extras, None butthe most cOmpc-
tent teachers are employed.
Apparatus is furnished for every depart
IN at. Libraries containing seysra. thou
sand volumes Of standard book arc always
accessible. Physical culture /, carefully at.
tended to.
For analogue, or further Information, ad.
dress
REV. Al. ROWLAND. President,
or /. II. WHITE, Treasurer.
No, 10 Race street, Cincinnati, ~.
uas.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
On TUESDAY, the 22d Day OF
March. A. D. $50.
CITATION NOTICE.
S, Hyland, Estate--Henry Hy.
land, Admir-.

FWNO wi liam L. Shlrkey. guardian o
Minerva Hyianl, = mlnO and 10 Nj.
nerva Hyland IN her VI proper peron, n
all other persOns lot rested IN the estate OF
W. g.. HylAnd, deceased. non.resldents-
You are hereby notiaet to he aud per.
snnally appear before the Probate Court OF
Warren county. IN the arst Monday Of
April. on the iTSt day OF Inc term. to show
cause, II any you can, why the lnAl account
OF Henry hylAnd. aiminis,ra or Of Sid de-
ceased, should not be- ALLOW ell as prayed for.
feb.O j II. lHAPpELL. Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
Success, the Best Test of SUE
nawtnHtfv

VNHE SALE or THE SINGER SEW IM.
proved sewing Machine j. now equal
20 all the o Il r, put together. Over 81 .00O Of
these family iayoTitts were sod between
The ist ri January. 1859, ana 1T NJ July.
Thi. /, the only machine whose agent guar.
antecs To refund the purchase money In
ever case where Il does not give the mot
perfect abstraction after aiair 4: Il.
JOHN MCNULri.
deil.5Im 1Camd street. New Orieau,.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

Fhe Southern correspondents Of
ihs kyal newspapers, North aud
Vest 40 beginning 70 Furnish an
extra amply 81 accounts Of ahend-
a ohl upun negroes. One
would As arallY suppose that the
massIIa g 16lo kina Of romance
pretty wen akhaHsied during
tie Presidential lection.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

WE see IS he Vicksburg HER
atm that Msox MeCardle will start
BIZ new paner-iha Fornm-some-
time II July max According 70
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