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The New York herald., 1870-10-15
REAsY HaIL BY TIE PANEL GAME.
4 Jersey Gentleman tho Vic,im-Sa,g8O
Rulxed In.


JOHN McCulum, n merchant, doing business at
Paterson, NJ j., on Thursday morning came to the
city, having In his possession nearly g. COO portion
OF which he proposed to spend In purchasing goods,
ana Inc balance IN helping entertain the Nowbury-
port Aftiliery Wno were guests OF the Ninth regl-
ment ana among whom he had several acqualnt-
alces
AlLer mlngling for some time with Inf, friends no
became eiated. ana. forgetting all about his goods
About eight O'Clock IN the evening he became pe..
iectly careless, and meeting colnely looking girl
or the town, named Anna Allen, OH Broadway. CON
sented 10 accompany her to tie house No. So West
Houston street.. Ater remaining some time ha
began making his toilet preparatory to attending
tho bali 10 be given IN honor OF his friends
Placing his hand In tile inside pocket OF hts vest
le discovered that 1909, IN $500 pllls which no
bad there when ne entered the house was gone
He accused the woman OF taking II, which she de-
nled, but 10 no purpose, az he would not bo con.
vinced to the contrary, and raised such rumpus in
the house that the ''pali OF tue woman n fliriy
looking creature named Charles Seymour came
from uole In the wall IKE sack, ont OF
q box, and proposed TO compromise tbe
elair by rendering n.m Sc, coo OF the Inoner Thls
oler was refused. They then offered him
various amounts Ip 10 within 500 OF the sum taken
which be nnaly consented to take aud LEFT the
house. Proceeding 10 the Eighth precinct station
house he secured the services or detectives Dunn
ana Glynn end returning to the place TOOK ina par
Ties la custody. They were arraigncd al Jefferson
Market before Justice Cox yesterday morning. All or
having their pho ograpis placed in the Roeues, Cal.
lvri aug conp.Ned " answer the Charge.
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A BJaiLAa ARRESTED ny A CITIZEN.

About lalGpast two O'Clock yesterday morning
Marx Aynone who resides tho rear Of his store at
273 Canal street. was awakened by hearing some per-
son stealthly proving aDcut the house. Upon
going into the store lie discovered young man. who
subsequently proved to be John Fitzgerald residing
corner of Greene and Blocker streets, behind tho
counter, at the money drawer, Fitzgerald had ef.
fected an eli trance by means OF forcing open the
fanight over the door he cndcavored TO persuade
Mr. Aymone TO "let him go,n but the latter re.
fused, and, dressing himself, conveyed the intrnuer
to the Eighth precinct station house. 0Glcsf Fltz-
gerald yesterday morning conveyed him 10 the Gen.
tral 0iice, where he sat or his picture after which
he was arraigled before Justice Cox at Jefferson
Market aud committed without bail TO answer tho
charge
IhD prisoner stated he had been Induced TO enter
the store by parties much older than himself, VINO
holsted hin up 10 the iaubaht ana remained out
SIDE To receive what goods he might pass out u
them.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
SUDDEN nEATd 0E A YeIE1Aa SaLnfa.

An old man, named james Doremus, from
iTcakness N. j., visited Paterson yostorson
morning and stepped into Dr. Merrls Office for
some medicine for the colic from which no sa.d ne
nad been suffering for week. Saying this he sat
Gown Ia CHAR aud died Instantly. A cyroner'5
Inquest was held, and 1t was elicire1 that the man
nad Deen complaining Of being III for @ week or So
alio wnen not uble to be about mad undertaken q
"Trip over the rough mountains To Paterson Which
proved moro than he was able 70 endure and re-
suited IN his death. Deceased WAS nearly eigity
years 0i age, and although he served through tue
lase war aud went through the ardaous campaigns
VI the iotoinac army alter be was seventy years OF
age, ne had become too feeble TO stand even little
exposure and died IRON the effects oil country
rue over q rough road
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

General N. r. Banks arrived In this city yesterday
from Boston. He is stopping ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, where be VIII remain for q few days.
RobertJ J. Dillon, Park Commissioner, left the Brc-
voort House yesterday for Newport In order to bring
his family home from their summarizing.
J. Tillinghast General Superintendent OF the New
York Central; II. Z, Sargent, superintendent OF
Michigan Central. aud Charles +. Iiatch, superlii-
tendent OF the Lake Shore Railroad have arrived In
the city and are quartered at the ST. Nicholas They
are here to attend meeting OF railroad superln-
tcndents to form the winter time table.
Colonel Henry N. Black, OF West Point and
Colonels r. l.. Guenther aud q. A. Kensel, from Fort
Trumbull, New ondon. are at tho Hoffman House.
The Count J. dc Kernel OF St Louis, who married
daughter OF the iamcnted General Kearney. end
General John s. Marmadnke, late OF the Confederate
army, are at the Now York Hotel.
General Harry Gimor late Of tho Confederate
army aud author OF "Four Years In the Saddlc,n Is
at the New YORK Hotel. lie leaves for Baltimore
to-day.
Lyman C'app OF Providence, Is at the As,or. Ec
leaves Tor home to.dly.
General 4. W. links, o! the United States Army.
reached tins city yesterday from Texa and is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotal.
Mr.. David W. Judd, who for the last six years has
besn member Of tie editorial sian OF the CONNER
ct Advertiser, and VITO is OF the abcst writer's
on tho metropolitan press, viii hereafter edit the
Hedrth ana Home which has recently passed into
the hands OF Orange Juda Co.
Collector Murphy ct tho request OF Mr. Greeley,
mas appointed MI. Franklin J. Ottarson a store
keeper in The Custom House. Mr.. Ottarson has been
twenty years III Journalism.
Mr.. Stone, OF tho Jousaa, Of Commerce. met with
serious mshap on Thursday evening" He was
a. frum cal rria on In vav hnn, fron tbo
American Institute Fair and badly injured. lie
was conveyed to his residence and received medical
attendance.
Mrs. Judge Roosevelt, who was Knocked down
through careless driving on the part OF teamster
on Thursday eyeDng, was not seriously Injured.
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4 n{sIssy cirlrrp Up.

coroners Inquest WIS he'd yesterday on tho
body OF the boy Joe fesle, OF Pat erson, who was
reported to have died from fright reported day
or so ago in the HERAIpL post-nortem exami
nation wGs held, aud the doctors declaring that
ueath mao been caused by natural causes (ndamma-
ton OF the boweis veriict 10 that eject was rem
dsred, and those concerned were cxoneIa;ed Iom
Gil blame IL the matter,
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A paERoNlTiOa or THE War.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ii, 1870.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Looking over an old paper dune is, 1863 | per.
ceved the following little paragraph ana cut IL out.
thinking you might be Induced to publish IT, /:
answers In measure Tor ITSELF
WM HARRINGTON, so West Houston street.
.. BERLIN, june II, le6a
report u In circulation that certain mpor III pn.ra
nave occn discovered in Siesa which the
por 70 Involve tho lesser Earopean Powers with Franco in
sv~ ios 'as lsss tws Ipcs hs Jsty war uila AuApis.
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,:smiEsss ns5ius ~ nsssssas regulations and sapas
onal ought % BE smeldet and the penal clause, pan
ucular, should be abolished -
That contracts, mutually and knowingly entered
nto Necessity Ia every branch Of indury a.
That free labor tendsto tho physca and moral improve.
ent OF the lsborng cassoa the argeS prosperity
and happ!oess masters Il the only system " bs
encouraged 10 this or any other country.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

hscAiEp FROM CLINTON PRtsoS.--We haye bacn
,ni9rlaed i,, =, lhas Willm wallace. young man WHO
VIII DC remembered by our readers "a belur se,,
tenced Tour years ago by Judge James 10 ias,, ~
eiltaca years linprisonmont In CLINTON prison. on
iueslay, tne 2ith OF September, succeed ii N n,,k.
IsienDurs a lew miles nortn anl there iosl rack
ocon 81. mewero no. able 70 learn by what means the
DIance OF the remark made by him 10 Inc oilcor
wmo a conveyed MN from Canton TO Danneaiofa four
ATS t aso. AZ ne neared the prsou and as mis- eyos
eumara , ar MS custodian and said-'0sicer, thoug1
aan sentenced 70 an eighteen years imprisonment In
his horrible Old place, marx inv words slill never
serve my time,n And SO far his urcdlciian ia cor.
yect-CGRtQ0 IJQj,ldsGie7.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ne on HouF Guard.


The unexampled success which for twenty
years has accompanied the use Of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bltters provokes the n ' Of
ignorant nOstrum.mOngers In all paFts Of
the country, and the CONTRIBUTING business
having been measureably played out In
consequence Of the numerous suits instituted
against the offenders. . new system Of tao
tics has been adopted. In the South and
West especially, Q legion Of "BittarS," pro.
pared from WORTHLESS materials and bearing
avaTiety Of names, have bean got up By iH.
responsible advontuTeEs with the hope Of
substituting them 10 SOme extent for the
Standard Tonic Of the Age. In some cases
country drugg ,sts are the oOneOctors and
pr0pFietoFs OF these unseientiRc and trashy
cOmpOunds, which are warmly recommend.
ed BY the vendors, who endeavOr 10 palm
them OF upon the credulous In lieu Of the
great specific which has never yet hAda
successful competitor, either among pro-
prietOry preparations or the medicines pro.
scribed In private practice. This notes ls
intended 10 put the public on their guard
against peFsuAsions Of parties engaged IN
the attempt 10 substitute mere rubbish for
tho most efficient stomaehIe and alteFatlyo
% present known. At this season Of the
year when debility and complaints arising
from 8 lack Of vital energy 20 generally
prevail, II ls Of the greatest ~eonseqgssee
that no tricks should be played Wttn de-
pressed and enfeebled systems. ASK teero-
fore, for H0stetter's Stomach Bltterss. \
great vegetable ~invigorant and aleeIaftyes
and reject, with deserved oQntomps y
worse than useless modleye onefea 10 ~
the pFOpFiet0Fs OF the famous restorative,
that this should be needed
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

ln tie Liverpool MARKET and auf
there was only Q temporary do
cline with De 20 1879 f0r middlinT
uplalds. Tbs Liverpool market
seems 70 have partially recovered
from its panic, followed b. some
demand for export hence; iha de-
mand for spinning has also become
active, and with the approach Of
the close Of the month, and 90 up-
ward turn 70 prices. parties havilg
contracts 10 gu have entered ne
market quite freely.
In cotton for future delivery,
there hes been much excitement,
and activity, prices for July Auctu-
ating more than one cent per ID.
The situation Of Affairs IN Europe,
together with the favorable reports
Of the growing crop, caused large
contracts TO be put out for future
delivery, and the confidence Of
sellers in this line continued until
the close Of Wednesday, when the
fear Of being ''cOrnerci' for July,
gave contracts for this month .
sharp upward turn-clOsing to-day
ct l9L, against I9%, on Wednesday
afternoon. For the next crop, the
speculation has been for lower
prices, closing, however, with en- r..
regular reaction. Tho A0riculkural
Bureau, ct Washington, puts the
next crop ct 100000 bales ct Q
minamum, and 100000 bales ct q
maximum.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
Americas Newspaper.

From a New York letter to the
Albany Argus we gather some in.
teresting facts and figures touching
the press in this country. There
are 1919 newspapers published in
the United States and British
Provinces, Of which $50 are daily.
In New York city there are, of all
sorts, 800, in Philadelphia over
200, and Boston publishes the
next largest number. There are
400 papers in foreign languages,
$50 Of them being German, Is
French, and the remainder in vari.
Gus less known tongues, two OF
them being in Bohemian. New
York State has the largest number
and Delaware the smallest. San
Francisco publishes nearly all the
papers for the Pacific coast. The
largest paper is the Independent.
For merely editing, George VIM.
Curtiss (who does the editorial
work Of Harper's Weekly, the
Easy Chair Of Harper's Monthly,
and does some work upon Har.
per's Bazar) receives the largest
salary paid in this country, and
Theodore Tilton gets the next lar.
gest. The smallest daily is the
Ithaca Daily Leader, the largest
the New York Journal of Com.
merce. In the United States there
are 500, 000,0 900 invested in news.
paper property. All sorts of out
of-the- way interests have papers to
advocate them, and all sorts o.
business. There are two papers
devoted to the interest of watch.
making, and Of course every re.
ligious sect has its organ. The
receipts Of the religious press of
the United States-in which of
course infdel," "free-thinking "
and " spiritual papers are includ-
ed-amount to 100000 per
year. New York has thirty.two
dailies, six M which are printed in
German, two in French, and one
1.-The Scandinavian Post-in Dan.
iah End swedish.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

In 3 New Orleans family, where
the lady Of the house prldes her
self upon the excellence and daintI-
ness Of her salads, she sent q new
servant, the other day, for oil fol-
the caster. The servant went
IS directed, and returned
With arather thick looking fluid,
which was, nevertheless, used. Al
dinner the guests partOok spaFing.
b Of the salad. The first taste
seemed to produce the most un
pleasant sensations. The good
lady perceived that something was
wrong, She urged the salad on
mar guests repeatedly, but without
sail Al last she tasted Il her
self the rancid taste was horrible.
Calling 70 the servant abe demand.
Cd What vas he matter with the
salad. Il don't know, Madame.
nnIess lie the castor oIln aThe
whatF' screamed thelady. aThe
castor oil, ma'am. Didn't youton
ne % 50 and get some castor
0nra replied the innocent servant.
mo: / told you to get oil for The
easter" II thought.it was castor
lyon wanted"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30


We entertain some little person
a regard for the political Jack
FalstaR, who controls the desti.
mics Of the Jackson Pilot, and de-
sire occasionally to know what he
has 20 say about matters. W.
have not received q copy Of his
paper for ten days or more. It lie
rumOTed here that during the ses-
sion Of the Legislature, only sufi-
cient copies were printed to fur
nish each member and q few favor
ed journals with one, and that nov
only q sufiCiency are printed To
supply . single number to the in,
dividuals owning stock in the as
ISOLATION. If such is true, we will
deem It 9 special favor Il, (unleSG
Ae expense lie greater than can BE-
borne by the company one ad'
ditional copy viii be printed
each publication day for our bene.
Ak. We know that Alcorn's veto
has "driven nails into the coffin
Of nearly all the Radical journals
IN the State, but we did think a
monopoly Of the State printing
was sufficiently remunerative 10
enable the Pilot Company to print
ct least sJs'O hundred copies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

-
Ma1glBgaRRas
The undersigned members Of
the State Legislature, 81 the close
Of . prOtraCted session-in no
spirit o. presumption, and with
no intantion TO dictsts 70 the peO-
pie, Eel impelled TO submit to our
constituents and the State ct
large, q brief review Of sOme Of
the most important acts Of the
Legislature and the position we
heSe occupied in attempting 70
acquit ourselves Of the RESPONSE
bllities assigned US by popular
favor.
Through the agencies Of fraud
and violence which were employed
by the military government, abet-
ted by the III. judged "nOn-actiOn''
policy adopted BY many Of the
leading men, and best citizens Of
the State, the Conservatives were
placed in q hopeless minority in
the Legislature. Consequently
We have been reduced to the ne.
ceSsity Of acting in a merely mega.
tive capacity. Our efforts were
necessarily confined mainly to the
preventing Of unjust Legislation
Although we have no brilliant
triumphs to record, we yet fee
warranted in stating that our in
L~-- ~
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

AA@SAAGAA &g@SH9s
New York Correspondence Cincinnati Com.
mereiGl.
A cable dispatch from France
about the dangerous illness of
General Robert Anderson, of Fort
Sumpter fame, is almost tragical,
in view Of his physicians direC-
ton for a change Of climate as the
means Of saving his life. Gen.
eral Anderson was broken in
health, if not in heart, when he
was compelled to leave New York
a year ago. He was unable TO
pay his very moderate expenses
here out of the petty income al
lowed him by Congress, after his
retirement from the army, and he
went abroad for the purpose of
living as economical as possible,
In some small town in
Germany or France. He lost his
property during the war, and
though he tried to get some re-
Enumeration for it from Congress,
he failed. He was greatly dis
couraged by this, and also at the
way in which his patriotic services
OF the opening of the war we're
sighted. Before leaving here he
offered his private library for sale
as q means Of meeting the expen.
ses of his family on their passage
to Europe. There were in this
library many valuable books Of q
military and scientific kind, for
which he hoped to obtain good
prices. But though his friends OF
the press called attention to the
sale, he realized very little from
1t, few Of the books bringing one
quarter their cost or value. He
left here q poor man, shattered in
Constitution, with an income so
small that be had very hard work
to cover the necessary expenses Of
his family. He has been living for
some time psst in an humble way
OF the French town Of Tours, from
which We now receive reports OF
his dangerous illness. 1t seems
strange that some Of the rich men
of New York, who have lately
raised large sums Of money to
keep the fSmilies OF Stanton and
Rawlins, after Stanton and Raw.
Inns were dead, have not made up
q patriotic fund in the name Of
Robert Anderson, while he is yet
alive. There has been no secret
about his poverty or about the in.
sufiiciency Of his income, and the
reasons for his going abroad have
been repeatedly published in the
newspapers.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

u ths foufhmgs to-dsyWs
as able md digniaod 3D.
81 he Democratic members
81 tie Lagirlafmo to the people
81 1s State. The men Who have
nsd hat dOeamsnt IN the long
ed sEdnous session, have shown
8emsslvss 70 be men Of 10 ordi-
naEy ability. 4 stern criticism Of
81 acts has been their most potent
weapon h the unequal contest
which they have waged. The
Radical wing feared their expos.
uEs, and we're thus checked in
@any Of their evil designs. The
StEts owes 9 debt Of gratitude "a
shess gentlemen, and any advice
eQming from them should be care
fully considered.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

WELcOME.-We take much pleas.
ure In calling the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement OF
English Female BitterS, In another
column.
This combination 10 regarded a.
the Great Female Medicine OF the
age, and is highly recommended BY
the Medical Profession, and all
who have tested 1t.
Our female community are troub.
led with many complaints peculiar
TO their sex, aud now is the time 70
secure q Bottle and be cured.
iy23-my.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

A NEGRO passenger on the steam
er Creole, plying between New
Orleans and Mobile, one day last
week, insultsd sOme Gremen who
we're on the vessel, and finally cut
ws very seriously With arAzOr, IN
consequence Of which several Of
che nremen shot at him but missed
him, killing two other negroes.
The inStigator Of the trouble was
then seized and 90 badly beaten
his thought he win die.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

them at the next session worthy,
competent men identified Ia inter.
est and sympathy with the people
Of the State. ItisOf the FIRST i'm
portAnce that our ranks should be
recruited by men Of this class. In
most Of the counties in which va
cancies occur good men may be
chosen, II the people 90 deter
mine. It should be remembered
that In future elections every male
citizen above tWenty-one years Of
age will have the right 70 vote.
Thousands of worthy citizens will
in future be admitted to the ballot
box who we're deprived Of that
privilege at the last election.
The time has come when IL We
mean to be free-if we mean not
basely to abandon our birth.right
Of freedom-if we mean to place
our State on the high road Of pro-
gress, we must be up and doing.
No middle course is left between
prompt and decided action on the
one hand, and prolonged degrade
ton on the other.
J. II. Stone, Thos. ]. Hardy,
H. L. Duncan, T. W. Castles,
Thos. P. Conner, Henry Pittman,
R. A. Johns, ". W. Hart,
j. j. Seal, A. T. ROane,
T. s. Msxey, II X. Mister,
Geo. d. fairfield, John ellis,
V. Collins, H. n. Street,
j.. Q. Mckenzie, J. +. Sessions,
W. L. Hemingway.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

TIE Lexington Advertiser states
that on the 18th inst Mr. Craw.
lsy, Of Holmes county, with his
son in a wagon attempted to crOsI
= small stream in that vicinity
The water was deep, the current
swift and the wagon was over
turned and the child and both
hnrnaa drowned.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

TEE Lexington Advertiser re-
cords the killing Of one negro by
another in that country and then
threatens that IS 1t has become 90
constant that Il has ceased to in
terest the readers Of that journal
and that IL must be desisted from
o. the Advertiser will refuse to
nntica.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

WHLE 3 party Of bear hunters
we're lying in wait beside q "bear
tEail'' near GTeenville, . negro
emerged from the cane and stood
II the trail; !" he was mistaken
for the bear and shot and killed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

A movement is on foot for The
development Of the coal beds Of
Illinois, which are said to be com.
p~Aratively inexhaustible.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
GETTING Married.

ESSAYS ron YOUNG mEN, On Ne
imnrupFl6te o. getting Married, With sani-
eaFV haln f5r those who feel unified Tor nae
rmenial happiness. Sent hraetn sealed on.
Velonea. Address, HOWARD ABS0cKas
1f0H. Box 4, Philadelphia. Pa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
A DIFFICULTY occurred in Green.

A DIFFICULTY occurred in Green
vile, on the 18th inst, between
Charles B. Hunley and Joseph
Casino, during which both we're
shot The wound Of Mr.. Casino
ID thought to be quite dangerous.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

re ffzt coIofed juror was sum
mon6d on Tuesday last to serve
s. oaineH M When Be made
aanca nee 81 court hFs jurors,
sHeIn s leiz 20 hax.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
VICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED DAILY ~
The Chamber Of Commerce.
FOR THE vICKsBURa HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The new ~ 6 Hastings, Mln-
nssoiA e sAias e have laEs4 ga
airy cells and Il baa PLEASANT 70
treat lartha NJ