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r.,v york Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce, OF February ZSth, SUI
soys: Rice remains without change IN price. Tho
business is light. We quote 6a7t4c for common
to small lots of choice.
The World, same date says: There Is less dung,
hnt holders are steady at 6aIc Tor CarOllha.
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ToR NEW YoRK-oN SATURDAY.

The First Glass side-wheel Steamship .s%TSg,
CHAMPION, Robert W. Lockwood, .AaaAgtHss8sssfks AaAgtHsssfkss
Commander, OF the New York and Charleston
Steamship Company's Line, will leave Adger's
South Wharf on SATURDAY, the 5th Marcn, at o
O'Clock ?. M.
ns-Thc steamers Of this Line are handsomely
and comfortably fitted up for passengers and
their tables are supplied with oil OF the dellcacies
OF the New York and Charleston markets.
rs Through Bills of Ladng given on Cotton to
Liverpool and Boston.
eg- Insurance by this Line half per cent.
RO-The Sde-wheel Steamship CHARLESTON
follows On TUESDAY, March 8th at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. JAMES ADGER & CO,
Agents " Y. and C. Steamship Line,
Corners Adger's Wharf and East bay.
mcll2 Up Stairs.
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GENERAL sUPERINTENDENrs0 0FFICE,)
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January 7, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, Passen-
ger Trains on this road will run Us follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at. .f.oo /. NJ
Arrive at Jcsup Junction NJ. & B H. R.)
Arrive ';y at live live Oak daily A. NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville daily I.os A. ~
Arrive at Tallahassee daily at........ .I.oI a. NJ
Arrive at Quincy daily at .s.l0 a. III.
Arrive at cambridge (Mondays except ,
Leave BainIridge iSundays exccpted) - :,
at........... ..........-.............s ~
Leave Quincy ilaiy p n.
Leave Tallahassee daily at............'Saao M NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily at.............S3OP +. NJ.
Leave Live Oak daily at.................l'2S A. ~. ~
Leave JcSup daily Low a. VI.
Arrive at savannah daily at..........lo .lo.aO a. M.
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATION.
Leave savannah Sundays eSceptea) . =,
Arrive at Jcsup Sundays eNceptcdl
at at.....................- .oou i. W "
Arrive mt Brunswick daily at...........S.O +. NJ.
Leave Macon daily ut. Sou A. VI.
Leave Jesup daily at. ..Uu W. W
Arrive at Savannah daily at. .a3u !. Nj.
On Sunday this Train will leave savannah III
715 a. NJ connecting with trains Tor MmGon fa,n anu
Macon aud Brunswick, will arrive atSaVanhah ~
$50 p. NJ.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays cXccrteN
at................. i.to a. s','
Arrive mt Jcsup Sundays cXceptcd) 1T. .lO35 IL NJ.
Arrive 1T Live Oak Sundays cNcepted) :,
..-..... L.uo -'.'
Arrive at Macon daily .......I. 80 +. NJ.
Leave Live Oak Sundays eNceptell ut. 600 a. NJ.
Leave Jesup Sundays eNcepfed1 at. 2.l6 L. NJ.
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except =,
ell l)at.................... .5.35 T.. Nj.
Passengers for Macon take 7.l5 A. NJ. train lroiu
Savannah, leaving daily. y, ,,o,,
passengers for Brunswick take 2.lO P. NJ. TRAIN
frOm Savannah. \, ,,
passengers leaving Macon at $50 A. NJ, con-
meet Mt Jesup with express train Tor Florida
and Western Division, and with train Tor Saran-
nah, arriving at $50 +. N. ,. 90 1osr-
passengers from Brunswick connect at !eS,tP
with train for Savannah, arriving at 5.3S r; ~,
eycept on Sundays, when 1t arrives at Wv /. ~.
Connect at Macon with train for Atiah9a' es'-
ing at 900 p. NJ. ,-,,,r
soi,Tu GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAM.
Leave Tholuasville (l'ucSlays, Thurs \,
DAYS, and Saturdays at: 49,. soV IL W.
Arrive at Pelham Tuesdays, Thursdays' NJ
and Saturdays at..............:....9 800 a. NJ
Leave Pelham (Tuesdays, Thursdays ,p
aud Saturdays az. ''f' '-
Arrive at brownsville Tucsdays, Thurs. .,, :,
0"'' II. 5. HAlNES,
,o,>- General Superintendent.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.
LONDON March 2-Noon.-Consols o23S. Bonds
ok. Taow 4os.
Evenng-6nsols s25sa922. Bonds sol!.
PARIS, March 2.-Bourse opened firm. Rentes
74f &c.
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-Noon.-cotton duh. Up
lands 1lHal14d; Orleans 1l3Sd. Sales 10000
bales. Breadsturs quiet
Eyening-Cotton closed irregular; uplands
11Ha1lAc, Orleans T%c: sales 10000 bales;
2ooo for export and speculation.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Noon.-StocEs steady
and nrmer. Money easy at Sac per cent. Ster-
ling. long, sK; short, 97S. Gold l61S. Slxty-two
coupon, II; Tennessee ex-coupon, Sc; new ASK;
virginia ex coupon 81; new 81; Louisanas, old,
72;levee SIS TX; SIS 81; Alabama SIS e4; SIS 6s;
Georgia 6's S2A; rs 90; North Carolina, old, 46;
new PAX; South Carolina. old, 81; new, so. Flour
rather more steady. Wheat unchanged. Corn
steady. Pork firm; mess s26. Lard quiet at
14xc. Cotton easier ut 235Ic. Turpentinc 44Hc.
Rosin dropping at So 05aS2 10 for strained.
Freights dull
Evening.-Money easy ct sac per cent; discount
steady at 7as. Exchange heavy, with very little
demand at ssl; cotto.4 bills 73zaSA. Gold quiet
and steady at l5%. SiSty-twos 1917. Southerns
dull. Cotton lower; sales eseo bales; uplands 23c.
Flour steadier; good to choice Southern Sc l5a
8 IS. Wheat closed lc lower. New corn firm;
old dull Pork $26a26 25. Lard 1rmer; kettle l5a
15Hc. WhIskey unchanged. Naval stores heavy.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Cotton dull at 222< cents.
Flour quiet and unchanged; Howard street super.
fine 81 75as5; do extra SIS 25as6; do family Sc 25a
81. Wheat firm; Pennsylvania 81 2laSl &c. Corn
firm; white e3a95c; yellow CSC. Pork quiet q;
s27 So Bacon quiet; rib sides 151sa15'lc; clear
do 16c. Lard quiet at l6Ac. Whlskey dull at
S1as1o o1.
CINCINNATI March o.-Whiskey dropping at o.
to 94Hc. Pork firm at s27. Lard dull at l4al5c.
LOUISVILLE, March Pork SCI so. Lard
tiercc, 16c; keg H. WhisSey, raw, soc; rne SO.
SAVANNAH, March 2.-Cotton factors are meet
ing demands and good business done; middl;Dgs
Elk. Receipts 1884 balesj exports coastwise 1850;
sales 100; stock 6104.
MOBILE, March l,-coltoa dull and tending
downward; mddlings 21xc. Receipts 81 bales;
exports to New Orleans 4o5; sales 1900; stock
1892.
NEW ORLEANS, March Cotton quiet ard
meah' miuuhuoS -|7za<4Sao. NcI ieSeips' @SLs,
coastwise ISL; total e4T4 bales. Exports coast
wise 74l. Sales Gooo Stock 257,o10
WILMINGTON March 2-Spirlts turpens!ne quiet
at ACC. Rosin quiet and steady, 81 Is for stTained
crude turpentine steady at 81 Is 10 S2 50. Tar
steao, at So. Cotton dull and heavy at cOYc 10 |
214c.
AUGUSTA March 2-Cottop market closes quiet |
-glth slight decline; sales 7'2 bales; middiines
231c; receipts 3l4 bales.
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POET cA1ExDAR.
BoONIS PHAsES

New Moon, ed, hours, 20 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 10th, hours, So minutes, morning.
Fan Neon, 18th, hours, 50 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, sd, IL hours. Is minutes, evening.
New Moon, Slst, hours 81 minutes, evening.
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COMarERcI4L NEWS.
Exports.

BA1r1poRr-per steamship Sea Gul-112 tierces
rice IA bales cotton Il bales yarn, rolls leather,
12 bbls phosphates, 1000 bushels oats, AZ barrels
rosin, 1900 feet lumber.
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II O R LIV ER P o o l..
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.

The Fine Iron Screw Steamship .sfS1$.
IUMSDEN,n ]. Rutter, Commander, .S5AyIsa4sHl. .SAIaaAl
Is now ready to receive Freight for the above
port, and has portion OF her cargo engaged and
going on board.
Through Bills LadIng signed in Charleston to
all principal ports on the Continent OF Europe.
Marine Insurance by this line at low rates.
For Freight engagements apply TO
feb9 ROBERT MURB & co.
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MARINE NEWS,
EsTON, S. c., MARCH 3.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Zodiac, Hines, Philadelphia- -
ult Mdse. To JnO Theo Getty and others.
(Conslgnees previously reported)
Steamer City Point, Peck, Palatka, via jack
sonyile, Fernandina and Savannah. IS bales
seq island cotton, 2 bales upland cotton, mdse,
&c. TO ] D Aiken Il co, W NJ Lawton, Fraser
Dill, G H Ingraham Son. Stoney l. Lowndes, D
Notes, Cohen, HancGel 4 co. Pinckney Bros, Capt
Blount, - Nisbet, Captain Wiley, W NJ Bird CO.
Hopkins, Mcpherson i co, W Gurney, S D Stoney
Dowie l. Noise, Railroad Agent, Fl d CO, Joe
phine Johnson, Mrs Huger, and Mrs James Will
Sinson.
Steamer Emile. Lewis, Georgetown. S G.. 1s1
tierces rice Is bales cotton, mdse and sundrleS;
To Shackelrord L Kelly, ThurstOn Holmes.
Prilgle j Son, h Dawson, w PaIHer, NJ uoiu
smith L Son, C Huger. Jennings, ThomllnSon a
CO, Kinsman & Howell, l. ID Mowry i Son, frost
e Adger, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltmore-Paul c
Trenholm.
Schr Daniel Britain, Carroll Wilmington, c
w Roach CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Schr Richard Peterson, English, NJ tnern
Port.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Mary A Holt, Holt, MatanZas, February IS.
British sChr Black Duck, Ellis, Portland, Me,
February2 25.
Schr j B Van Dusen, Young, Philadelphia, Feb
ruary IS.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Scfr C S Edwards, Corson, at New York. Feb
ruary 26.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Montana, Parker, at Portland, Me, Febru'
airy 26.
Schr Serene Jones, at Baltimore, February IS,
via York River.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Tennessee Greed, from Bucksville,
C. arrived at Philadelphia February 2S.
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ruANGE OF SCHEDULE. i.
f:s; r7s7 gs7 IA ;;sg:5
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENrS OFFICE
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH. January 7, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, Passen-
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Tennessee, Creed, from Bucksville S
! C. arrived at Philadelphia February 3d.
The schr VIM Butman Smart, from BucEsville,
C, arrived ct Philadelphia February Is.
The schr II G Bird. Drinkwater, from George
town, C, arrived VI Baltimore February 2S.
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ThelCharleston Cotton. Rfce ano Na'ai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 9, 1870.
CorroN.-prices showed rather an easier tenden-
cy. but an il proved and somewhat good inquiry
prevailed; sales 500 bales, say ll6 AZ 2oA;2 OF
COX; 1876 at21; 200 at 21H;2l at 2lz; SIS at %; "a
OK 100 at 22k. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 80 @2l
Low middling. g............. 2l9@I
MlddhnS..;:, So o3SG
Strict mlddllng.... ..s-1Se'~
RIcE.-This grain was in fair demand at steaoy
rates; sales about 13o tierces of clean Carohna'
saw tierces at 5s5 at 5a; S5 at 6; Is at 61s; 81
at 3.1ec 2 fb. We quote common to fair clean
Carolina at 5k@6; good G3s@65sc g it.
NAVAL SroREs-There was no business OF
note.
FBE1Gurs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpoo,
by steam, engagements are making at }ad =
n on uplands and 1kd on sea islands; by
sail, rather q firmer feeling in consequence
OF decrease Of tonnage, and I'd has in some
cases been secured; we quote 5-l6@Hd q Is
on upland cotton, and 1.and q fb on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi
nal; by SAIL, nominal at &c on nplands
and 1xc on sea islands. CoaStwse to
New York, by steam, &c q fb On uplands
and Ac on sea islands; by SAIL 'sc q fb on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, y
@Xc p ft on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam'
&c a Is on uplands; b. sail, somewhat nom
tnal. To Baltimore, by steam, lS@tsc . lb on
uplands: by sail somewhat nominal.
misunderstanding 60 days bills At 25@253s.
DOMESTIC EXcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks a. par, and sell at u premium.
Outside, they purchase at par to q premium,
and sell at.H@x premium.
GoLa-Buying at l5@le and selling at 17Gls.'
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5hipplng.
u o r N EW Y o R X +.
TIE Al SIDE-WuEEL STEAMSHIP

Adkins Commander. will sail for .eEEFf,
New York on THURSDAY. March Sd, .Gssl,assS. 1GslsaAsS
at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. =, Union
Through Bills Lading will he Issued for CottI-n
to LIVERPOOL. IAVRE, iioston anu the New
England Manufacturing C'.-
Freight on on sea ISLAND, Xci Upland, &c;
Eice. 81 % pc. sask.
lns,.rance by the Steamers OF this line X 11'er
cent. ,,..,,,,
For Freight engagements. or passage, haSlng
very superior state room nccomm0natloEsSi Sil new
Unfinished, apply to WAGNER, HUGER& CO.. No.
I6 Broad street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAf,
No Union WharveS. leo-o
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q E Z 7 1 L z E II S
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RAILROADS..

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
S5 JET Ts; ES.I E s:E..I.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
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N. B. The Commissioner OF Revenue has decided
that any dealer can sell this article without o
special license. mr2 n6C
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12


AsF0LuuoU m MEkieo-TTs orr
GM-Nleoiivulyt tna eigaaiien 81
Mexico is worse every dny,and even
those who seemed % have more
confidence In TIE mtare, bow down
their heads under The weight OF q
bitter disappointment. There Ia not
q meana found 70 c0njurs the storm
which threatens 70 sink our uniOr-
innate country IN the horrors Of a
ciVal war. The revolution, In
great proportions, has broken out
Ia the State Of Puebla, San Luis
PotOsl, GuRRajualo, QueretarO,
Morales and MichOacan, aud in
vain the government attempts to
overcome IL with lis troops. The
evil Is not in the armed revolution,
but in the public opinion which
finds no other means OF salvation,
in the painful circumstances
through which Il hes passed for
two years. In view Of such u situ-
alton We ask, whichis the cause OF
It's Originl The answer does not
wait long. This situation Is pre-
cisely and inevitable consequence
of the imprudent conduct of Lerdo's
Cabinet, that cabinet which depre-
ciatiDg the pnblic opinion, has gov
erned the country to its caprice
since the government was last ea-
ted Ia the capital of the republic.
The independent press, the masses
Of the people have demanded un.
ceasingly Of the men of power TO
abandon the capricious conduct
filed with maleVOlencc which they
were following, aud TO place
themselves At the height of their
mission, but such a just petition
deserved naUght but contempt
from those who were obliged 10
satisfy them. From there the revo.
luton comes, and the result h
easily foreseeu. The nation, how
ever, suffers the consequences of
this now CONFUSION, which will
augment the misery which is being
felt, but the responsibility of all
this great evil will rest OH those
who public opinion points out as
the authors of them.
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sARAa r. HAN.IEg. AMEEUA HAIEsING.
It al, MtnuFs. Guartian.
Sale Real Estate.

HNO GFeenLerFY whatley and Tlllman II
Whatley, minor holn OF lloumina What.
ley, deceased; aud Wal OF Whailey, the
iaIhaF Of said minors; You are here
BY cited % be and personally appear before
We Z OBJ t. Court Of Warren County, Mis-.
sissIppl, at IL, next FebTuArY Term. on Mon
day the hrst day OF the term, TO show cause
ifaay you ear why the keal Estate belong
ing to the saii sarah r. HaiunlnE. ct ~, NIL
nOrs. eoBJ.intly with the adult. heir OF
RObt. HaInIng, deceased, should not be sold
as pTayeu for. jill CHAPPELL,
decl5.td Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12


T1a
M maE,
AtaasaHza
aa re EHn.
nll aa AaHa asrn-
ahfafmafF AsHs o. aaabtl
laH w.aa ED Il eat,
rfth w1Ht ard FaatN wen.
ua emasAaa haEa baguu.
msfnfAa ana HafaHa HfFhA
wtih he HiHHeAsHN
htEn Gals dastatssA esq.,
aH NUS end ass ase e-sun-
snn usiis e. - Ha ~bsglnning.
nlIta UarIH Ia4t&t 81 ulunluai
#aln 80 frHnaT aaa day "A DONE,
IHas mnsa taa tAat aaFe begun.
#aiatas ana weary Striving.
inn and Sat Striving,
A NJ wnrtA WAea the guali "a wont
mass end unat haze hsgun.
illy fades the maEafag glitter
N aF1ue irktome and Wine gr0ws bitter
T4d ere paFtol re e Whist Wa D
- 1inBs mmtea1 thzi haEe begun.
xa1 and pain end The EVENING Fest
50F UearY and &ieag . Bet,
Haif and Boitg tbe daY . dahe,
A1i thlngs mu'tcnd th@t have begun,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

y0Hs BOWS Elaie hEEH#Asa. Ez'r
Final Account.

RIO saFsh1. BruW and Newt Drew, her
~ hHahanf, duhu M alarEdeld, Eugene ~,
BlFeaead. I'D h~arddold, sud ne unknown
heirs 81 aames tAnnm1ns and al ether per
fau afe hereby cited % b end
uafasaHllY arpeM hafnFe he Probate
Court Of WarTen County, Mississippi. ne ~
neEt FehruaFy tern, on Monday TIE nrst
day ofthe Term, 20 show II any you
can Why the dnal fccuunt u said Executor
J.H CHAPPEbL.
dael1-td Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

An NGLlaH AUTHOR ON GKN LEE.
American pabilheFs having para
aap tho one nflhe books Of George
Long. the Wnll-knoWn English
classical scholar, and dedicated Il
t. Ralph Waldo Emerson, the in
lt WfItsE has pro6xod 70 the
Eseh eal Z note, from which
ths following j. sd extract:
Il hay1 been Informed that the
American NHhlIhefs have dedicated
this tranalallnn to "a American /
Ag 70 q 70 the book being
dedicated 70 aa American, but IN
doing his without my consent the
publishers hn1 tEansgressed the
bounds ofdecM ! have never
dedicated 4 hook b my man, and,
III dedicated tf should choose
tie man wh0aa na seemed 70 me
most worthy IS joined 10 that OF
the Roman SoidiU m philosopher.
III dedicated this little
anF m xssonid dedicate
s. him who led tie Confederate
hHainalfh a n0Welul invader.
tq aHeaaal contest
huf HeA onogea, q.
a8hi8 Virginia soldier whose
fnd virtues plaee him By
1 oftHt t 4Ha Wis11t man
z4t o. t1e throne Of The i'm
l CasaIs.H
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Administrative Notice.

WMTHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate of Andrew Ellis, de.
ceased. were. granted " the undersigned at
the December Term OF the Probate Court OF
Warren county, MissHsii pi, A.. d., 1899 -
NOw all trs ms having claims against the
Estate OF said deceased, are required % eN-
hibit the same within the time required by
law, or the same will lie barred.
MRS ANN ELLIS.
decsa.w6R Administrative.
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RamsdeIl and Norway Cats.
ID. w. RAMSDELL s. CO.,
3I2 n. Fifth street, st. LeuIs.
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute.

Has a beautiful and convenient location,
upon the omincncc from which It takes lis
name. Its history has been u record Of unin.
tcTruptei prosperity.
Its course OF instruction runs through three
departments Of four years each. Special or
elective courses OF study may be pursued rs
far as students may wish. Peculiar adyan-
tages are thus ofeTci young ladies who have
already taken the or iinaIy English stables.
The bcstOf instruction /, given In music,
drawing and printing, modern languages
and 9th extras. None but the most Compc-
ont teachers aTe employed.
Apparatus is Furnished Tor every depart
m mt. Libraries containing several thou
sand volumes Of standard books are always
accessible. Phy,ical culiurc Is carefully at.
tended to.
For catalogue, or further information, nd.
dress
REV Al. ROWLAND, President,
or /. II. WHITE. Treasurer,
No. lf3 Race Street, Cincinnati. D.
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On SATURDAY, the 10Th Day of
February, A. d. 1870,

nj he east doc or the cOurt-houss or War.
rsn county. In Vick.burg. between the
hours prescribed by law, sell at public VEN
Tue to tn highest bidder. for cash. the iOl.
lowing described real u tate, to wit:
Situate, lying and being In the eity Of
Ni%cksbuTg, being part VI LIT $50, In square
No. 40, commencing on Clay street, ~ foet
and . inches from the corner Of Locust aid
Clay streets; thence running north liI feet
Ia feet q inches; theRce east along Clay
street IS fest TO the place OF beginning.
janl5.wts MARY cox, Guardian.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

The report Of gold In Scotlan d Is
once more forming q sensational
paragraph In the newspapers, but
the natives themselves seem slow
TO believe that there is a Ballarat IN
Invernoss-shire. The story 10 On
old one. In Queen Elizabeth's
reign; when the search for precious
metals was pursued with . keen.
mes and skill only paFalleled In our
own times, North Britain was no
doubt carefully "prOspected," for
We find that In January, 1908, q
grant Of 200I. was made 10 BeVis
Bulmer, ESQ, stewards the charges
Of discovering Of some mines Of
gold In tho realm Of Scotland" As
70 the produce Of this gold-field the
State papers are silent, but draw
tie attention Of any embry COM
pany 20 the fact that The Hill Of
Dnn-o.DeeF IN Aberdeenshlre hes
always enjoyed the reputation Of
rich IN gold.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

We learn from the YazOO Demo-
Graf Of the 5th, that the Grand IN.
y Of YaSOO county has found true
hills agalnts David Roach for the
murder Of bic brother Benjamin
Roach, and against n. b Street as
accessory.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

Three New England ministers
have followed President Rairheld'S
exampl Ii leaving tie Free viii
Bapilsis Cor tie Congregational
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
RnI SALE.

DY virtue and In pursuance Of q decree
Of the probate COnTt OF Warren coun.
~, made ut the November Term thereof, 70
wits IN the first day II November, A ID
1879, the undersigned. guard IN Of the per.
Charles Cox, Jane, COX, aud Alice Cox,
minor heirs OF tho estate Of Charles Cox.
deceased, will,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

TEE Edwards House! hotel, at
Jackson, was sold the other day
for $4,000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
NOTICE.

TO LAND OWNERS BOLIVAR. WASH.
NGToS AND IssAQUESA COUNTIES
FINDER resolution Of this Board, dated
u June 3. 1860 heretofore pubiished), II
Is provided that the Bonds OF hts Board,
whether matufed or unmatured, be received
In pay me I Of the 10 cent ievee tax on
land In this district, and In the edemp-
ton or purchase OF land sold 10 the Board
Tor Levce Tax.
Parties wishing % redeem or purchase
eau obtain full information by addTes ing
NJ. KRETslHMAk, Treasurer.
l~an20-dawis
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
DREER'S GARDEN SEED
New Crop, 1850.
FOR THE VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
GARDEN.

NEAss SEEDS, Field Seeds. Eyergreens.
M Plants, Ross, Dthlias, NerbenAs. ella.
diOlus, Grape Vines, small Fruits, Aspara.
gus, Roots. Early Potatoes, Onion Sets,
Books, I'm lcmcnt-, 81.
DREER's GARDEN CALRNDAH, containing
full descriptive lists Of the above, With d.
TcCtiOns aud illustrations, will I've mailed on
receipt Of u postage stamp.
DeRles supplied On liberal terms. A
Wholesale catalogue flor Dealers only will
be mailed on application. Address
HENRY A. DREER,
IA Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
janSdaw 1t
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

uFVitE OF THE BOARD or LEvEE CON'Rs, /
Counties Bolivar Washington Il lssaqurnaI
GREgNyILLE. JaI, 10, 1870,