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New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
Il

NORRIS AND EssEX DIVISION
SiSfEs AskAsdkKEsTs IS scanspeSr soSpAT So, a ls-a
s sa SfrEsss bd1t s s sS Stss @
for a.aoy. and s,.tos wa1S,on Win s D. l. sa s,.
Osrsgo and all the LsefASEaA AID booIssf
"a i,son IEaIGH vaLIsY EXPRESS stop.
. ei, H1s1,S' % E hps'a b @ B ,9 t I'D At
l. " Tor BshsssH, AeHO"s haseh thsHi I-i
Giop ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover .h Chester r;
T w;; S.R RsG s,5SSsJ s, ''s a Boo.o Chester
Fo sossisrows at li:2o Il:4o n 2:5o, go go sao,
Fo SUMMIT .,J pensl,ts ,ous $50 7:50 and loloa
For 70 Ok oSASGs SC .aS SOUTH ORANGE e:'o 10 $40 oIo ~.
:7c ~, 0 ':0, 3:i0, 40 4'0, so eo eo sV A1S i'"
isrsEwlEK Z" s2 7, 500 80 30 'lS.lo 90 lio'
$50 $40 10 sol 500 .sso 90, sO, soo anu li:''
h.a,. s.s rofs ior BLOOMFIELD ,sd MOsTcLR so,ai
l:O0 200, ;.so, s:io ssd 90 =
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
KIIs' 1'. s,,; cs,ns'I. at a. q u s ~:
dsss d Ne, and sPsS.i p.sssSG3 aa2. IS.:..
VII. rh masst,sn Sleeping Coehss snns through c.ys,d
,ad G.oC s:sPnE Coaches ,s'G%s i % sI 70 s%
s D N Yort HoruesVie BusiO ard uHoSn,u
AZ For aT PsTs sTs! J,Tri .ad Wa, $50 p N aG. sPn
For Add.oun and wiy at $50 d't, 5' nj 4n' aS''
''is For Geg oi.Si. .ad way 10 i 5:lsA NJ
For E.ssargh and Way asa D." and 40 L. '-4'I 80
Fo 70 i ssisis gs1s '' and ''' NJ The
FOR and wsr from 21tsi Depot At otS l 3 sd E
q 3i5 S:lS and 69S From CsaHoep 81 Depot a.
645 1870 N II N: sl:i3, a. Sis, and = p m
For Haeksns.ck Hss Gdst Depot al e. - A. NJ 'hl
l2lS 3s ,sl5 Fom C5snbsT,sL Depot sN
a n and / 4 1915. 600 and 6:iS m ~ -
Fo P,uou kraes Mossey and Way from 23i e. DEPOT o5
m tl25 BIS as AS snd i65p snd ss.anisl ' -
ChAmbersst Depot at 80 n ti;OO, 5y f9 ~
500 sud ss'a-dav, oalv III? 90 midnight
Drawing
the checking ard usrse bE
r,g. Compn7s sees Z 5Is and s9 bo.f.a' ~
Ch,rbsr. Gresnwe,t; l5th st and IhrdiV hafs-
m Puop-t Bootlvn Of hamh-rs' sbd foot o 2A,
No. Exchange ana Long DOea Depot 'e 'y ,sd
Of the gents At the principal hotels ~, =, p,p,
l. d. kUCkER, be- D " ~, ~, DOM
GsulSBp. laD. "'h - A.
'Daly ~ Her nseA'h'seA "H''
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMMER AKRASGENEEr.

L
cswssERtSE sysHER AERASGEsESro j!SE y isTo
p.s,rsr Station in Nsw.Yori cora-r Tv,ui,e'su.t .sa
f''r''fsi fSAIss s9'iissi iEsyE e si%icSk 1Ti''"
For s;- ,is s.Ts , $50 S SBsP9E. ,Erh h' % i1' 'h'
for nofi sI.ilsSs F.irsea Southport ws.spo I:'
for 70 ssr-si s:S, :si no.H;I.:ls Er) Er 5s, 80
for b.n.S ii:S = n as: $50 $50 ..de:oor
,.F ssI,p'd k5 $50 l.s i.is sIs k'h a' '
For G,aass ana ssasdiat. ,iaios, j. llc 2l: 'e
s..s,y s,S MAI 1I.a ' Is.'t Ss-ro H7p fer
S'''' via both 'p'sGs5sss sGSssEGriSs e. fSS S'f Trains
ror Boston via Springfield, a n, 81 'Edspm
fSr % R.f R:id Ia saa s'sTs sS5Ss, s s'op H.r
FOR Newport R l. 'lS trI connecting .A ,'rs"
ortossssasS. River K4IrcI H., l2.isp n. 70 ks,s.I
ror Hsroa Pfo,G,ss. and F,Ail R.lrO. l2:isna
For sAsr Las Ral-, sts to SOr"ss ''d Pr0'dese' '
N..Hi,.. .nd Northampton Rilr0,d ga NJ ':Oor -"
kor S..s,aei s,lIo.d .a !. % ? p 70 w',.'''r
For Ne. Canaan Railroad MS .:So snd soog
Day Ma fs s; :. .i. i Ls. bf.:,s
..s9, n. tr.ia. JANIS H horr. s'p'n'is'es't
NEW:YQRK. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
s.n Ceease kpre.. Dn.iss roe- cara ,tA.eaeS @ NJ 49,
''".ss. WAY P.,sf. ..P . ear. At
s:..i:. ssgI g.:. IN s :.ts a.s w
:r'ss: s....s ~ f:sss't1. F.se s1S,.. O. I'D
.s...r :, .S sss sS i:i crt y; s's - .s . T
vii leave at n 90 sssaayaD -,
II p n, Night Brpr-s sleepiss can 'tAesN
1AA and sp N, POsshisepss .ras,
s.a. .;ls and 10 2 n. Ps...s. .i. u's'
80 S - fs ss s .ss 'f' is.is s's .,
80 susSs, ias fsr Pesshf.epes
c. H. kESDRIck, Gss1 Passenger Assst
EW-JERSEY RAII.ROAD-FRQM FOOT Of
~ CoRTLLYDT sT.-FOr WEST PHIL LADELPHlA ato ssss 80
- ,i isS 4: ,:s.si f.! II
i5lrs E1 Sr.r 1sD q sosTssss sssns% ;a @ TMa
p.ao stA<hsd the $50 irss daily ssd hroasA
" L,Behbarr vhosi eh,sss Por tss wfsr va Ps.aaa RAJ.
10 she froa Ne. Yori rssesA ossi,
raj. sst Chicago silver Psses sessd
A. foa, snd Chicago rssn Cert
.,s,. .a '2s % ''sI CIV n.y s:s.t s: ;.ssys
NEWARK AND NEW-YORk RAILROAD.-
sI II ssi 'sii sswrosr poR sRSssAvT isp ss.i
ss sss Sc i IS. -, 5 ~ ~ Sc 10. IS IS. ' 70 ' -: Ia; i s
Il ff.sf ssS iosk yoE wr.r sIss,s.M &C. 80 ,r
sF sAlbwis s.f5sn s's...ir:.s.s GER. r::...,,, I,
SouTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
GsA .. Maj for r.ieAorse
10 nL Aseonn nodaton for Babylea
'S0p Erpr,s fer r'issosus sag s.n.per and ~,
.:op n, khp Ass..ea,.:, ss.ra.ys arsss P.lelss..
go -. heraek Aees.neaaLor.
TAs an and u. ,.a sS .aA SO u.,. s.,nse, v.s,
n.ns .sd . s,4 800 and I. uu. s.s,.., At y.n,,
G. W. DOUGLAS, ssyslsssss.sl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

0NG Island RAILROAD.

| ONG IStATD ANIs kAILR0Api sAR.Nes2rsr.
ON AONDAT OCT "a 1870 Tsss vii leave Jams shf
oiors:
40 A m Gre.uport and SAG Hsrbor
lN:3o a m Norhport NsT lsis.
HsrOf ami bi'shesd kIpres runs Lfolst |" "ers
SATURDAY nights
400 n Eorkpou Bfpress
Hsnp,;-Ad Was iNn runs 10 sNP on Sai-flal pEA'a
$500 , m korhport Wsy lrsn. -,
An connect At branch suads 'or Ros't
ysl,V. Hess'he HUI nnson and Aopoh eAs
p.int sua q m. j. ID, bAKlDN
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

~
h. sslis0En e.sbhshPent in Regen,st, London
AT KINZEY'S,
$4,000 WORTH
HOLIDAY GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
EEEgLEwSoEk SS sKTS ETS,ESSsS Es sSs sETs rs 4S s &c.
KEgDLEMoRK SLEEVE I5s l1 SETS rs 81 .! "a
sEkDLk%oRk sEkDLk%oEkk enESsKrts ehES sk1S rs & 81
TAE SklLsoN wokKiD SET. SSe' 81 60 RICH
LACE COLLARS, WORKED D. COLLARS ai
e. ss.' si sis' ss .Ss.' go SS-' soS. tse Zoe
os2SISG 4 CASE OP LACE GOODS.
oGkIsRS Sb SIEkyESi GakMlS6TEfs hRT6w
COsT oF IMPORTATION.
IIANDKERCHIEFS.
WORRIED INITIAL HAkDkIeohIiitfs' @ Ii zOe' 1'%
KMBR0IDBRED AND HBMsTlTGIaay IaysSb lsT;b Hs sS !, sT
FEAs Eca Laes sesTEiSb TalSpksadaKTs 6 Iii i9s & up
HANDKERClnBPS, hANnAbkSHlkIs,
Rtc 70 zac 'N ~'~
yBLvgTs, sATISs, RIBBONS
PRINCES. TRIMMINGS, BoNSETs
HATS. FLOWERS, AND FEATHERS
GLOVES, HOSIERY, scARPS
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR
ZEPHYR woRsTBD. loe ounce.
- SET yELyKTs,
CROSSES,
PINE GILT SETS, CHAINS.
10 IS HAIR PINS,
FANCY PREECH SITS ORNAMENTS
~ 81 q seL PERFUMERl,
SOAPS
SLEEVE BUTTONS PINS,
0 pair EARRINGs
BAGS
LADIES AND GENTS COMBS
PORrBMONNAIBS loe to s. BRUSHES, ke ke
TOYS. DOLLS &c
OUR SHOWROOM ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY PEEr DEEP,
PACKED HOLIDAY GOODS
oP OUR OWN IMPORTATION
WAX CRYING DOLLS, C, lOc, l5c zoe mp
WAX CRYING DOLLS, LONG CURLS Sc
CHINA TEA SKIS, 25c., Soc, up.
TOOIrCHKSTS. Soc, up.
BUILDING BLOCKS, 2sc, Soc,
TOYS up.
BOXES or NINEPINS. 2Sc, see.
WORK OWES, 25c-, Joc 15c.,
CANDY boxes Sc, l0c., lSr, 2lc DC
ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS TKsES, Sc. up
TO ACCOMMODATE OUR CUSTOMERS
THE STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN
EVENINGS
BOXES OF TOYS OP THE FOLLOWING KINDs'
VILLAGES FARNS RAILROADS
ARTILLERY CAMPS CANES, sTEEPLBCHAsEs
SIKEPTNS, PAINTS, MEyAGERIES, SOLDIERS
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Drp Sooos.

VISITORS to ENGLAND, on arriving at
IAvepoo yin End Al H J SIooLLs Extensive EsAeDsnns,.
B articles of immediate mace 70 0ros
a. brrr notice The Superior and 6nsh observed
As ssltDOxn establishment IN Regent 81, London
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
DAILY TRIBUNE,
Drn GOODS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
III LACEs AND BhBRoIDERIBs
EXTREMELY Low PRICES
EVERYTHING REDUCED TO GOLD COST.
Blsek Thread Gupar.. French Lsees.
Real Point Point Applique, Duiehess Lsees
pieces valencennes LAoes ehesp
R,Al Lace Collars Sleeves Chemi,eites Colhreies
Hsndiechief. Barbes, Ccfsres, te
Real Lace Capes. Points. ssoqnes, Par.ssl Govern
Pouncings Over Dress. kc
Embroidered and Hemslth Linen Handkerchief.
Breaff.st and Trrvefng ses ner ftyks
lamb Edgings Insertions, Guipure Banda
Kid Gloves. butou, eli two buttons, 81 n
An patterns and imported Tor bsi Cty trade and
st remarkably reasonable prices -. -,
GARDNER BREWER g. Co,
~ 81 FEDERAL STRkEI :boSd0N.
g. LEONARD STREET. YORK
246 CHESTNUT PHILADELPHIA
AGENTS FOR TIIE
Anosiesg HanuiAotunng Co., sisrt Mills.
SaIshurT Mills Laugdou hsnufAeturing Co.
Ham nltanW Woolen Co hsmsske HilA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.
II LkDLPEsDssr LINZ fer ns nBI SUI c.rnnrs ns
AABOI RIII4oAD Per J. sSrs River .sa hLkp rkoPkLs
ssgalss P..-ss,n NE Ss.J.r'ss ss .s ress hss
- ..1 ..ys siIscsi Tia OkLf LINE afsrtnS
a.. s,,snsaIt, TlCKKrs GOOD UNTIL USED
~'vr'""A'"' c. W PkRykIL Gsssra Assst
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Grip 'Dauito.
Corporation Notices.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

HARTFORD DlRECT.-State OF New. ork
aad Ci Of harford leave Pssi clip daily ior hauod
sessssssg With iIsss for sprsstsh ChsPss ssgs
bn.lssev, H., Le. Pirs la sAs ~ - " eAs % -
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
serh-sissme les.e Pses shp Tor Nss-hA'A " ' sA'
.tirsr rtfL F.f-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
WOODEN GOODS.

WOODEN GOODS Of description both ornamental and use
Carved Baskets Book Stands Wal Pockets &c. Wooden Egg Stands
Knives and Forks Plates Table Mats everything spPropn
ate for ..-.....s.
xi ind the oowing Departments
we stockei and in prime order for Pail Trade. -
and superior Assortment OF JET JEWEBR1, GILT ana
FANCY JEwBLRf Of elegant and unique styles such rarely
found D this market Also,
HOUsB-FURSTSH1SG DEPARTMENT.
A LARGB AND SPACIOUS ADDITION.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DERsUANT 70 q decree Of the ChAnceFy
Court Of IsBsquena County, Mississippi,
rendered at the November Term, 1866, there
Of in q certain cause therein pending. where.
in stephen Duncan was con pleinant, and
z icheTy I, Davis ct. nj. were Defendants,
and numbered 20 on IA culAnder Of said
CouTt. the undersigned Sub.t AZ ION.
missioner, will sell for cash 80 the door Of
the CouTt-hOu,o Ia said county, nc Tallula,
ON Monday. the 10Th day Of october, 1910
within the hours prescribed by law, cerit In
real estate In said county, aud described on
said decree % follows:
All that pIantatiOn and lands OF tue late
Fielding Davis. deceased. and known as
"DuubaFtOI," in I,saquenA county, Issis.
siDni- eOn:ainlnR by estlm ,tlon 4Oi2 acres
more or less, and described rs OllOWs; .
part OF lot no. 4 sec. IS. containing 10 and
sl.IU Acres; pa. OF west half o. north west
quarter, and vest half OF south. west quarter
VI section !, containing ~ anu LS,iUy acfSS
all in Township 0 range y west bounded on
the west by the township line, commencing
on the river bank 3 chainb, east OF the
toWnahip line, from thence running Nortn'
East So 4S' IS 8Oth chains, % the middle
Of a ditch, thence leaving the ditch running
North. Rast5 degrees % 35'lOo chains, thence
northeast l6S 90 ehains % tne intersection
Also. sections 5 and 9, Township ., Range
&. west, Rlso sections 30 and s. and the
West hsifo f Section 80, and the South hall
OF section 81, township y, Nange . West,
Also. the West half Of Section /, Township
0, Range ., West
Also, sOath East quarter sast nali
Of North Raat duaFter OF Section u; and lo'
B Section 10. Township 10. Range :, west
Terms Of sale Cash on delivery OF IA
~o THOS. W. HAYS,
Commissioner.
Auvnst n 1910. Wtds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

An OUTRAGE. Some two months
AGO, we chronicled the killing Of q
negro near Sulpher Springs by j.
w. Greenwood, who evaded arrest
and escaped to Texas. Week be-
fore last, q body Of armed negroes
numbering between fifty and o
hundred, went to GreenwOod's
house ct midnight and after break
ing down the doors and searching
the premises, finally came to Mr..
]. 7. LuCkett's room and forcing
MI. L. to open his doors, they went
through his house with torches,
Cursing and swearing and threat
ening the lite Of Greenwood, for
whom they said they were in
search. When Nj. L. remonstra-
ted with them and endeavOred 70
persuade them to leave, they
cooked their pistols upon him and
threatened to take his life" 1.-THE
condition Of things in Mississippi
Is truly gratifying the Cit
gen s~aya-Canton Nat.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

In Juniata county, Penn, the
Democrats have inscribed the fol.
lowing principle upon the banner
which they will carry in the COM
ing fight:
"That to the white races Of
America belongs the future Of
America; hat TO the wisdom Of
white men we owe our free institu-
tons and that by them they must
be maintained; and that We invite
all white men who are opposed to
sharing with the negroes the pc.
lldcal powers Of the country e
unite with rs IN = common eaorl
for our blood and kindred"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

A DEMOcCRATIc Convention as.
sembled in Montgomery, Ala
bama, on the LIST inst, to nominate
candidates. General E. W. Pettus,
of Dallas, was chosen President of
the Convention.
Hon. R. B. Lindsay, Of Colbert
county, was chosen as candidate
for Governor.
The Mobile Resister says of
this nomination: "North Alabama
is White, is Democratic, and last
fall elected two Democrats to
Congress. Mr.. Lindsay has been
for some time the decided choice
of all that section, and his unani-
nous selection indicates the har-
mony of the Convention, which
has evidently appreciated the fact,
constantly maintained by the Reg.
lister, that to the white vote Of the
State we must look for success in
the coming campaign.
There are white votes enough
in North Alabama to overcome the
black majOrities Of the canebrake
counties, and in selecting a man
from there who will call out the
full white vote, the Convention has
acted with great wisdom.
This Convention Is the largeG
in numbers, and undoubtedly com
prises more Of the talent and
craftsmanship Of the State, thar
any that ever assembled; and such
proof Of q unity Of feeling in the
choice Of q candidate from the
section of the State where whitH
votes predominant, is significant
and encouraging in the highest
degree"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
THE Mt. AUBURN
Yevng LADIES' Institute

HAS q beautiful and convenient location
upon the emiHsnoe non Whiehittaks
Is ha@e.
re o0nr,e Of instruction rum thgoush
three departments Of four Tean eaen. tee
WHO have already taken the ofdins5y ing
llsh stnalea, The hast Oftnstfugtioa II given
In music, drawing and painting, modern
languages and ofh3F extras.
kpDsFatns d iufalahed nf sSoFy depart.
meTt. libraries containing several thons
saad Vulumo % standard booke ere AWAY
ToT ~ssteloRaas or farshet information "a.
dreSs LII. WHITE. Treasurer,
Ne. 10 RAGS streek. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
STATE or M%IssIssFPIl
Warren County.
In Vacation-ChanceFy Court Of
Warren County, at Rules, Au-
gust Both, 1870.
H. s. Christian No.1r.

v. No. l57.
2. X. Fulton, Of al)
TTPON opening the papers in this cause,
AM Al a~ppenFing 70 the satisfaction OF
tue Court. from the AFFIDAVIT Of A. Bur
well, ~c0mplalnnnt's solicitor, that the de-
PENDANTS, the unknown heirs and e al rep
rc,entatives ZonAs X. Fulton ana lEa Z
nj, slssippi, and beyond the ordinary pro.
cess OF this Court, and thai the names and
PAGES Of residence Of the said defendants,
the unknown heir and legal representatives
OF Zsnas X. Fulton, has not been asceTtained
alter dlligent inquiry, and that the said dc.
PENDANT, lara T.. Williams, resldes a. Port
Lavaca, In the State Of Texas, anu has MS
pOstOflte there: th > l., therefore, to make
known TO the said defendants. the unknown
heirs and legal representatives OF Lenas X.
Fulton and cara L. vii Jams, that unless
they be IN appear at q Chancery Court 70
to Ue holden In and for the county OF War.
rem, at the Court House thereof. In the
City Of V~icksbuTg on ne mrs. Monday IN
October next. A. ID $50. 20 answer 10 the
cross bill OF James u. sims filed herein. the
same, with the allegation s thereof, will be
taken for confessed As n them, ana this
cause set for hearing. as 10 them, ex parte.
IL /. further ordered that a copy OF this
order be published In the VicksbuTg Week y
Herald, a Newspaper printed and publ he'd
In the city OF VicEsburg, In said state OF
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks,t and
that d copy Of this pub ication be sent 70 the
said lara L. Williams, at his place ( resi-
dence and pO, tofi .. rs designated aloresa aid
Done be. ore me, Clers of the Chancery
Court, &c Rules, at M ofllce In the city OF
vicksburg. this the 3Oth day ofAugust, a. }.
isD.
Burwell 4 Cook, cOmplaiuant's solicitors.
Scpl-wts
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

The Meridian Mercury has the
following: The negro, Jake Short,
lately married by the Rev. Hon.
]. Aaron Moore, to a Miss Wal
lace, a white girl, late Of Choctaw
county, Ala, is reported to us as
having deserted her before the
honey moon had passed. They
lived down in the Bend since the
marriage, some two or three weeks
ago, and now he has left her bed
and board, (they had a squabble
over the bed, which he wanted to
take with him, and left her an in
terestlng grass widow, in that in
teresting community. Her chance
for welded joys are now dwindled
down to the slender hope, that af-
ter the laws long delays in grant.
ing o divorce, some meaner negro
will be found willing to take up
Jake's cast.off "white trash"
They first saw and loved when
Tobo roda tho mail down In ChOo.
taw, from Butler TO Tompkins.
vile. Jake probably prefers rid.
ing the mail, as he is reported to
us gone back. The lady, too
wants to go back to the home
where, may be, she was happy in
the young days when she was in
nocent; but, alas! she has taken
q step she can never retrace to q
haven ofrespectahility.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
In Vacation.
Enrol Boyd. et Al.
No. SIS We.

No. as. We.
Louisa Purdy, Jas. IA. Purdy, ct ALL
Warren ChAncery Court, at Rules. Aug.
ust 2Sd, 1870.
Upon opening the papers In this cause.
ana IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Court from the a1ldAvit Of J. II. ID. Bow
mar. agent and attorney N fact for the @.
tatd OF Bullard 4 Boyd, that the detendann
Louisa Purdy AMI James Hart PuIdy, her
husbandt kllA Bullock aud MllllauA ,:
Bullock, her hulband; Charlotte rrtgg, ami
John TTigK, her husband, and Anna TFtRF
and Hayden Trigg, her husbands; aTe no !
residents Of the stats OF MissIssippi, and D.,
yOnd the ordinary process OF this Lourti am
that the said defendant Louise Puruy anu
james Hart Purdy, her husbands reside N
the city Of MemLhla. e me STATE s u
defendants, Elli Bullock and william E.Bnls
lock, her husband, reside In the IOWA
al snelbyville, IN the state OF kSntuoky,
and have their pest once therei ana that
Charlotte TTigg and John Trigg, her hus'
band, are residents Of the city o. Lonlsylle,
In the state Of Kentucky, wy have mem
Hayden Trigg, her husband, are residents q
OlssRoW. IN The state OF Kentuckys and have
thelf pOst Oflces therel this - therefore 70
make known 70 the said Louisa Rurdy,
JsmesH Hart Purdy, EllA Bullock, William
n, Bullock, CnaItott8 INAHAt jun AA.1hs
Anna TRlgg and Hayden Trlgg, that unlesa
they 30 ana appear before the Honorable, the
ChsnOeFy Court Of Warren county, % De
holden II and for the county Of Warren, -
the Court House thereof IN the city Of Vieks'
burg. on the
LIST Monday in October next,
10 plead. anSwarOE demuF to the said com;
~nlainants Bill OF Complainant the same
VIA the allegations thereof will Be taken
Al confessed aa 10 them, and tnts cause pet
Tor hearing e 70 them ex-parta.
It iS further ordered that . copy % ms
order be published once q week, Tor lQnE
| suceassivs weeks, In the Vioksbnrg Weekls
Herald, 3 newspaper printed M puDiienel
In &c city Of ticksbufg, IN said state, ana
thaatha Clerk ofthis Court 90 trAnsmit ny
mali, postage prepaid 70 the .at0re9aiu az
PENDANTS, at their respective places o. resl.
denco ~ Aforesaid designated, . oor4aed
eonY OffhIs publication
lone before me, Ozark Of the ChanceFI
Genre ak Rules, at my ofaoo u the city q
ViokHburg, this, the SD day, o. AnggsS a
D. 1870. An AH1huH.
H.F. Cost, solicitor for compliments.
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

AIminiatrntOr'a NOtlCa.

UTHRREAs letter. Of Administration
wv on the estate Of JeFFy Miller. aeoaeed,
were granted 20 tho undersigned on NE leth
day Of August. 1890, BY me ClerA % ~
Therefore, all persons having claims
aRainst said estate ere hereby requested t9
exhibit the same Witnln the time prosonOea
By Lac, or the tame Will be barred.
WILSON BELL, AdministFatof'
AuR 40 .ditW6s
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
THE COTTOG CROP OF
1870,

Can be gathered in the boll-hallI, leaves,
and all. The drop cotton and unopen'
ed bollS can b saved.
TEE sxPARATIHa COFToH-GM viii save
all. and sIn IL out cleaner, less cut, and les
mapped llns, thst can bsmado fFon thesams
aald In he uSual way, By the beat gins nov
In iusa.
~eand for circular.
DoWDALL, PAGEA co.
- 81. Lanins Mleeearis
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
InsOlvent Notice.

Csted In the estate Of K. e. GOG, deceased.
V0U are hereby notified 10 die your ex.
options II any you have 10 the validity
o. the G. aims probated and regist red against
said ostA'e with A. II. Arthur, clerk Of tho
Chancery tOuTt OF Warren county, and spec.
ihl commissioner 10 near and determine said
claim, on o before the first day OF septem-
Der mex, 1870, as required by law
JAMES BENTHAL,
Ysi-w3w Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

The Grenada Sentinel demands
that Governor Alcorn execute
the laws relative to duelling. This
demand is made in consequence of
the duel which recently occurred
near fernando, between Messrs.
Hamlin and Freeman of Memphis,
in which Mr.. Hamlin was killed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

We have received a copy Of the
first number of the "Independent
South" published at Holly Springs
by Messrs. James E. Ball and VIM.
H. Blalock. 1t proposes to be pO-
litically, neither Democratic nor
Radical, but Conservative.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

PoRT GIBSON has been indulg-
ing in the city luxury of a coun-
terteiter. A young man known
there as Daniel Johnson has been
engaged for some time past in ut
tering counterfeit currency in that
place, but when he found detec-
ton near at hand he suddenly alb
scented himself.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
AdmInistrntar,a Notica.

wNTHEREAB, LstteFs o. Adminlttalia,
On TIE estasa q CAaxie4 II Nkghia a.
esased. were Rranaedto ne under1igned on
tho aeth dag 81 July l5l8. b. he gaef4 q tl4
ChanezEy conrto Of Warfen eeuntf Nasein-
sippi. All poreon8 having claims oH4fnFf
said estate, are hereby requested % e41iAlt
re SANE within sa4 tire prescribed b. law,
or ne zane viii y barred
anea Hn. q. ntNHs
nEHtH|4
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

We learn from our New Orleans
exchanges hat the father of our
esteemed fellow-citizen, DR.. w.
E. Brickell, died in New Orleans
on last Saturday morning.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

THEY have the smartest little
children in Vicksburg that we ever
heard of. The HERALD says
EVERY day we see little children
not able to yak or talk, Italics
its own,] toddling around the
streets enquiring the way to Her
rick's photograph gallery.-[Gren'
ada Sentinel.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
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see, kpileNH4t AAu ktMs Mental and HH
Cal HeAne4ltNs resulting rom Sell A
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