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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-19

rel1zlllE ed 30 Urocar which
lhs fand hH.aand, who cannot aag
ia, goes Is debt or makes Improper.
sacrifices b sraiiiy ihs loved wiis's
wishes, while her Wiioly character
must suffer therefor % the eslima.
lion o. good husbandf Does the
wife trY properly % make the hus-
bands home happy and 50 eRdeaF-
log 70. him that he cares not to
spend bic evenings away at clubs
or cauensss, or meetings, separated
from her and absent from the
Preside? Does he find there, when
he goes home from work, q cheer.
ful smile aud loving lips and
happy children waiting his com.
ing 10 greet him and carry to his
weary heart a touching testimonial
Of there sincere love and affection
for him? Does the wife try TO ca.
ter 10 the taste Of her husband In
dress, In food, in manners and in
associations? Does she say to her
self twill he like this, does he ap'
prove ofthat?" Does she, in hel
heart feel that she acknowledge
the divine law "the man Is the head
of the woman and the husband II
the head Of the household ?" Has
she ever found herself willing
TO perform that duty which mar
riage imposed upon her, and aub.
merge her public individuality ID
that Of her husband, willing to b.
heard, seen aud felt only through
the medium Of HE affections, ant
by the strength Of her devotion
Do they try to win aud wear" hiI
esteem by purifying their hearts
elevating their minds and strength
ening their physical constitutions
Alb, we could 60 on thus at grca.
length, but we must forbear now
Yet, how often the negleC
to these matters has resulted IL
domestic unhapplness, and ever
miseryl The husband who has th'
feelings and self-respect Of an ear
nest, true manhood, most aBxiously
wishes to be loved, to be cared fol
and thought Of, to be watched FOL
aud waited for, to be trusted ant
confided In, even TO be petted aud ca
Fessed. How cold, hard and unfeel
ing many Of them seem, but II Is tOC
often because the sweetness Of theil
nature has been soured and frOzeI
by harshness, dlsdain and ill-treat
ment. The dearest spot on eartl
should be home, and 1t depend
mainly upon the wife and mothe
to make Il so. The dearest persol
on earth, to the wife, should be thl
husband, aud she should cause hin
10 feel that he is dearest, and thu
obey the divine injunction that bid
her " leave father, mother and kin
dred, and clcave only TO him." AnC
may God sink these words deeI
into some heart this Saturday
| Nipht.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-19

Immediately under the bluI bank
which stands along the eastern mar-
GIN Of the river ne this point Il
mag be advisable, in the event Of
the construction ola road, to throw
It more eastward but objections
bic on the ground Of is %necossiia-
ting several reverse curves OF very
short radii.
There Is On abundance Of gravel
that Is suitable for ballasting, and
the limestone rock az Snyder's
Bluff is well adapted to this pur-
pose.
GRADE.
This has been adopted with refer
ence to the high-water line Of 1852,
(see profles.) The water At 1867
was higher in the Yaz)O Valley than
In 1862, oWingto the cutting Of the
levce across the Yazoo Pass by the
Federal forces duriug the late war,
As this levee is now being rebuilt.
and the entire river front of Coaho'
ma, Bolivar, Washington and ls'a'
quenA will, doubtless, soon be con-
nected by levees OF 0 subs,aItia
character, / have deemed it uueces'
sary to recognize the hjod liue OF
1861, inasmuch Us the grade Of The
road can be safely placed nj Q mucf
lower level.
The total difference OF level be-
tween the termini of the line !.
about ten feet. The Intermediate
elevations and depression, are com
paratively inconsiderable, and all
nit of a grade that Is easy and in
expensive.
The following Is a tabular state
ment of the various grades. Tn
profile will indicate their value 4
e. whether plus or minus) with res
pect to their direction:
Grade per Length pf ,|rade per Lcn.th {
m 10 Ia Il grade IL mile In 10 grade
..l - IL. Gf.a .al .l., sN.lFIa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-19


GREEE xsAzz0Es.-What would
the half frozen men of Europe and
tie North West say as they cit
shiEeFing bg their Preside, II they
could lock out nom the window
upon 3 crop Of growing and thriv-
Ing tomatoes9 Would they not
eagerly seek for such a cline
where they would not DO frozen
up for several months Of the year ?
II 50 lot them come to Mississippi.
Yesterday was laid upon our desk
b Mr. 5. Garvin, a basket Of green
tomatoes taken rom healthy grow.
Ing vines IA lis garden.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-19

A SfREglse GoINoIDENoE.-The
criticism 81 tie Times, on PATHS
e5aesr6 aad that Of the Memphis
Aapsatand aro strangely lden-
tical. editorial u Oh
oil IF. Locz. doa1 risk yoaF mu-
steal ludgamantan0lll fpse diait
o. those Memphis follows.