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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16
TIE Way TO GET EvES.-Dr. Bond

THE Way TO GET EvES.-Dr Bond TIM.
touches peculiarly Of the negro race: " Ba,
asyet negroes show no passion for work AMONG
negroes. Their philanthropy inevitably take,
tangential direction towards white socictv
Unlike Moses, who abandoned the cultivated
Egyptians to devote his educated talents TO his
own rude people, the educated American no.
gro binds In his education only claim for SEP.
aration from his race and presumption of near.
er relations to ours As soon as negro be.
comes p physician he wants 10 doctor white
people, 70 associate with white doctors. to be
tt'-negroed By his diploma" The Rev. sella
Martin, Tor instance, cannot bear the idea of
having to 60 to churches and theatres where
fhere are none but negroes; whereas white
man always wants to attend such places in
company with whites only. The negroes can
never be respected until they respect them.
selves. They have the same right N the whites
% build churches, hotels, and theatres. Let
them do 20, and let them exclude the whites
That's the way to get even with us--Riot.
npoad Dispafch. - z"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

| TuE REPUBLIC DYfSG.-The Baltimore
Telegram thinks that the American Republic
is slowly but certainly dying. 1t says:
We are treading swiftly the beaten path ot
downfall and decay. The history Of the world
teaches Its saddest lesson in its record of the
death OF republics. Once dead. forever dead
is the mourntul epitaph inscribed Upon them
all We, too. are laundering along the same
decline; We. too, are proving, as every repub.
lIc that has preceded us has done. that popular
government ia failure, and it, brief culmIna.
ton Is either anarchy or despotism. Our faith.
ers tried to render us exceptions. but. in n
passionate hour, we forgot their precepts. we
deterioratcd in political morals and disregarded
their wholesome injunctions, and we have b.,
gun the march which has never yet been stayed.
and which leads to inevitable ruin. No people
who have preceded us. who have ever hermit.
ted their rights, their liberties or their govern.
mcnt to be usurped by either one man power
or an oiigarchy, have ever proven themselves
capable, competent, or willing to regain them.
Nor are We any better, any wiser, any more
vlgilant than those who have lived before us
We nre indifferent to usurpation. we are mis-.
LED, deceived, and despoled by reckless and |
interruptions craftsmanship; we see our rights
and liberties invaded and DESTROYED. and we
shrink Ike towards and crouch like slaves be. |
.ore the arm OF lawless power Soon, even
lhe name with which we cheat ourselves and
hock the truth viii be exchanged Tor the
proper one To describe our new form of gov
'rnlneht' aud the American Republic will be re.
only among the eulogies of history"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

a fRoFANE CHAScELLoR-Inf 1888. Dean.
10Y made his attempt to obtain the repeal OF
the Corporation and Test Act. and n depntn.
ton waited on Lord Chancellor Thurlow 10 OBJ.
tain bis support The Chancellor heard them
very civilly, and then said: "Gentlemrn. I'm
against you, by G.. am for the established
church. Not that / have any greater regard
Tor the established church than for any other
church. but because--becaurc IL Is established
And i yoii can get your id religion establish.
ed, III be- for that, too
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

\ Bio NUN TAKES DE- GAs."-Thc Vir.
'inla EHierprise of May alst fathers the follow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

At Sunday school in Ripon. teacher
asked Iittle boy il he knew what the expires
siun Sowing farcsn meant "courth does"
said b, pulling the seat Of his little breeches
POUND ia 'front.' There's tear my ma scwed
I teared II aiding down hill"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

deficiency may be expccted-there
must be a quick demand for our
cotton, for we must enter upon the
new cotton year with falling stocks
and large consumption for Eng
land has been exporting more cot
ton cloth than she ever did before.
1t Is too early yet TO predict the
effects Of the Prussian war on cot
ton. 1t may terminate before No
vember. It's present effects are de.
pressing, but the low price will
stimulate consumption, aud 10 some
extent cOunteract the depressing
effects OF war, aud fortunately our
last crop has been mostly sold be.
fore the French movement.
The New York World says Of
our bonds held In Europe;
The question OF most immediate
interest respecting our bonds is,
whether any considerable quantity
Of them will be suddenly returned
upon the American market in con.
sequence of this disturbance in Eu.
rope. We suppose this will de-
pend upon the duration OF the war.
Timid men who feel that their
property in Europe is insecure in
the troubles and convulsions which
have oYertaken that part Of the
world, would find our bonds the
safest form of investment. We are
so distant from the theatre of hos.
tili;ies, our neutrality is so assurd,
and our national resources so am
pie, that no investments could seem
less precarious than the bounds OF
the United States. But the major.
ity of no nation is limorOus after
its patriotic and warlike passions
are aroused and ii the war should
be protracted, aud Prussia aud
France offer large loans, their peo.
pie would dispose OF other securi-
ties to get the means OF purchasing
their own national loans. Great
European loans would undoubtedly
depress our bonds and send some
of them home but unless they are
suddenly prccipitaied upon us in
large amounts, their return ought
not TO create any convuIsing de.
rangement in the business OF this
country. Ii American capitalists
purchase them back at low rates it
is gain to them which increases
the wealth OF the country. The
bonds have got to be paid at some
time out OF American capital and
the greater the discount at which
they are bought back, the smaller
the drain OF American wealth to
liquidate that part OF the debt held
abroad. But unless the war brings
large increase in the amount aud
prices of our exports, we shall be
In no condition to take back our
bonds, even at deprecated prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
THE STAT OF MIss.sslPPIJ

ware, Cunt. .
&c rye {. Kre,s 4 Co.. Attachment
H. Hunter, Dep,. ) s,S1, io6
Mlit!n Keary. Aitacamen,
same. ii saS s. ~
sanl. Bu'uham, Attachment
same. : s.iS IH' %
jane N. swords, Attachment
H.Hunter X CO.'S si.s -
From the OIL OF L. " Lpewcn erg. Jus.
tire OF the Peace, 10 the litn uay 0I August
$50.
UNHE foregoing attachments having been
is,ueibY l.. NJ l. ewenberg, = Justice
VI the Peace In aud for 'ail county, and re-
turEabie 10 the Y h day Vi August, ls1O, and
having been dLly levied on the personal pro.
per;Y. a. the property o. defendant Hunter
ara defendant not selng found, and II ap.
pearing to the satislac ION Of tue said Jus.
tee that sall defendant Is a non n sidcnt Ol
III, state, 80 that the ordinary process u
law cannot be servei upon him, aHd said
Defendants post Office AMI residence Is un'
known l. slld Justice, Il is tnereupOn ord r
ell that publication be maiH i've cons ecu
tive We, X IN the N!ckshufg Week y Herald
a new paper printed anu published in tht
cts OF NicksOurg, tOUniy ami state above
name (. - b. aHJ 8ppe T on or before tht
liin iay OF septrmGc. next 1870. before saii
Ju,'jce, then AMI there 10 answer &c, oI
Judgment Will be rendered herein ag insI
sam Defendant, and tue lrop' rty att che
Urirrci TO DC subj according 10 law.
augi2 VS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

A CORRESPONDENT of the Plea.
yune, writing from Point Coupee,
contends that there was never a
greater mistake than the suppOsi-
tion that there will be q fine cot
ton crop raised asserting that the
great deficiency in"form"th Through.
out q large region of country he
has seen, will more than offset the
increase in area. He offers to be-
$500 that no parish in Louisian;
viii gather as much cotton OFF the
same quantity of land as wa
gathered last year.
This deficiency of forms is no
table in Caddo and Bossier par
ishes, 50 far as we can learn iron
planters, and we are satisfied tn,
Writeris correct as regards this re
gion.-[ Shreveport Southwestern
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

Ak IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The
Supreme Court of Georgia, a few
days ago, announced q decision
virtually annuling the suspensions
Of the Statute of Limitations made
between 1851 and 1865. We un-
derstand that the effect Of the de-
cision Is to bar all notes due on or
before the 3lst Of October, 1868 !;
also al accounts due two years
later. The court only recognizes
4 suspension of one year made
lust before the war, considering
suspensions made during the war
IS war measures, and holding
them 10 be void. The ordinance
Of the Convention of 1865 was
held not to retract so as TO give
validity TO former suspensions.
AZ the statute bars notes overdue
for six years, and as the suspen-
sion ofone year (lS6O) was held to
be legal, the effect of the decision
Is to bar recovery on notes that
had run after becoming due seven
years up to 31st October, 1867
Coluas5as Enquirer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
LEGAL lDTGRElSEdaNFS
In Vacation.

wAEAEs cnAScEET COrRT, Al Rul!s!s,,
To October Term. a. D. ls5JS i,5O
james II. Gee, ;
L L. Matthews, administrator OF Hirlmi
Roberts, etal.
HPUN opeting the papers In this cause,
L and Il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
tue Court, from the AFFIDAVIT Of "A. T. Cook,
pla.ntl1's attorney, that the said deiendLn 5
Mary B Hsl4ebIand and Is. HildebrAnd. her
husband, and Maggie +. Roberts, are non
re- dents Of {. e state Of Mississippi,
lud be!Oad the Orli arg process
ol this court, and that their place Oi res
llenGe and post oIice are at tue cit OF Mem.
ph:s, u the state OF Tennessee; and that the
said defendant, Philip u. Roberts. Is slso q
non re.ilent OF tue state Of Mississippi, and
| beyond he ordinary process OF his Court,
anu iuat after diMgent enquiry, he ha, not
been able 10 ascertain hi, place OF residence
Fni pct Olllce, this j. therefore, to make
known 10 the said Mary d II ldebTand and
u. Hildebrald, her husband; Maggie
Z. Rosers AMI Philip b Roberts,
ta.t unless they be and appear be-
lore the LhIncety Court OF Warren county,
to be held IN and Tor said county, at the
Court House thereof, IN the city Of Nicks-
| burg, ON the
lst Monday in October, A. D. 1870,
thea and there to plead, answer o. demur.
TO the said complainant, bill Oi complaint,
tue same, Win the allegations thereof, Will
he taken ~ c0nie- sed q, to them, and this
cause set Tor hearing a. ~ them eNparte.
IL IS iUrther ordered. that copy OF this
order be published In the VcksbuTg Weekly
herald, newspaper printed and published
IN said state, once week for iOur succes.
.lye weeks. ant that copy OF this puDlica-
lion be sent 10 each VI tie hFst ia j.: aforesaid
defendants By mall, postage prep id. at their
y ace vi residence and pot Oill1e, which Is
Lcmphis, To said state OF tennessee.
Done before me, J.ers 0i sad ChanCCry
Court, al kuies. at my oilcc Ia the citv Ol
\iyAsOur., TIL, Il daI .! August, \. u. lsi0
a, II. ARTHUR. u rg.
II. +. Co.'s, sol. for Lompr..
augl2 q
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Citation Notice.

To Jennie NJ. Chaplin, Susan Z. Chaplin, and
Jane I. Chaplin, minor heirs at law Of Jas
Chaplin, deceased.
VOC are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Chancery Court OF Warren
county, Mississippi, on
Monday, the Sd day of Oct, 1870
to show cause il any you can, why the final
account OF Owen McGarr. your guardian,
the same being now on die In said Court
should not be allowed and confirmed.
By order Of the Court.
jyaI A. H. ARTHUR, Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
FRANK II. RIeCALEB,
Died June 9th, 1870 aged mos. and 20 days.
BABY FRANK.

Only tress OF soft, brown hair,
A little tress all curled;
Folded away in the paper there's
The saddest thing in the world
Only 0 little, dainty sack
With the orange braid worn dim,
A tiny grave and our robes Of black,
To whisper to us Of him.
Only two baby eyes Of blue,
Looking out Of the Past,
orcurtalned away from human view,
Just as we saw them last |
Little hands never to move again,
Laying still on the breast.
Little feet faint in the path Of pains,
Tired--and gone to rest.
Rest in the arms Of Christ, my sweet,
You cannot come to me;
But Jesus will teach these little feet
10 stand on the ''laspersea."
Jesus will let those little hands
Stretch through the dark despair;
Todraw US up 70 the golden strands
And baby watt tpFus there.
AUNT LOLA.
I f.sahsne 4nua. ls5a
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Warren Chancerv Court.
July Term, A d $50.
john Laushiin and wiieJ

john ConneT,. 't. al.
TTPON opening tae paper, in this eau
amt L appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
tue Court, u, III She All layit OF john Laugh
lin, one y! the com la,aants herein lied
that the sIll defendant, Mary Ellen Con.
n0r,, Is non resident OF the state Of Nissis-
,lppi, an reside, IN the city OF Saint Louis,
State vi Missouri, aud has her Post Oiice
there, al that tae said leieLdant Z. r.
Bunce, u ai,Oa uon.resdent Of the state OF
Mss'.> ipp!, am TCslies In the City OF Mem.
phl> Stale OF Teanes see, ant has MS post oillce
there, an thA' 'Oth sa.d dcien lants are b..
yont The ordinary process OF this Court, anil
that tue defendants John IounOTs ami Tim.
Othy lOnnOrs, are also non residcnts tftbis
state ami beyond the or insry process Of this
Court, and iha' after Iillgfnt eEquiry their
places OF re.!deaCe anu Post Otdces have not
been ascerlained, this is therefore 10 make
known 10 the SAIL Mary Ellen LOnnor,, L. T..
Buncc. John CourOrs anil Timothy COnnOrs,
that tley be ami appear before the Honor.
able. the ChancerJ court Jf Warren COunty,
at the next Term thereof, TO he he.d In and
for ,a'l UNITY, at tue Court House thereof,
on the hrst
Monday in October, A. D., 1870,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to
the said cOmplainants Bill OF Complaint, or
the same with the allegations thereof will
he taken for confessed, and this cause set Tor
hearing CNparte.
Il Is further ordered that the Clerk OF this
Court do transmit bY mail, postage prepaid,
10 the said descendants, at their respective
| places OF residence and Post Offices. a copy
OF this order. Thus ordered this 18th day OF
| July. A. D., 1870.
Issued By the Clerk under the seal OF the
Il. Court this 2jth day ofJuly, A. D.. 1870,
A. II. ARTHUR,
Clerk ChaneeTy Court Of Warren County.
Marshall & Miller, Soils for Compln'ts.
| ,Jy29
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

FROM the circular Of Rev. Albert
Lyon, of st. Stephens Academy,
in this city, we learn that the sons
of deceased Confederate soldiers
In limited circumstances, will be
provided for gratuitOusly on appli-
cation through Ex-Governor B. G.
Humphreys Col. Il. h. Miller, or
Gen. N. II. Harris, Of this city
The circular justly says "Whilst
We question no ones prOclivities,
and have nothing In any wise to do
VIII politics, yet Il would be
strangely nnnatuFal Il our sympa-
this wola not with the land that
fed ua ana he hanas that held ours
tFom etil commend the
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

The New York Commercial Ad
yertiser says: "We are glad Gen.
Lee has not rendered his services
to either of the European bellig-
erents. He can safely rest his
military reputation where it is.
The Prussian Field Marshal Won
Moltke,, in the presence Of sew
.eral American gentlemen, once
paid the great Confederate chief
tain q compliment which, from
such lips, was indeed worth hav-
ing: i consider Gen. Lee, said
the old veteran, as q soldier not
inferior to Wellington His audi.
tors we're all Northern men, but
they relished the remark none the
less as a deserved tribute to an
American soldier"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Warren Chancery Court,
In Vacatlon) July s2nd 1870.
wIttI.-n 4 lehman

In Vacation July 22nd 1870.
william E johnson, }
Anna NJ. smelts, Ct ALL
TTPON opening the papers in this cause,
" and happening to the satisfaction 4
The Cc uTt nom the all lavit OF Martin Mar
shall, one OF the solicitors for complainant,
that Alice Smedes, one OF the deie adAnts in
this suit. /, q non resident OF the State OF
Mississippi pnd beyond the ordinary process
Of Il is Court, and that her place OF r. sidence
and Post Ufllce are ut Raleigh, In the State
Of North Carolira; This Is therefore to make
known 10 the sBd Alice smedes, tina. unless
she be and appear at Chancefy Court, to bo
holden In and for the County OF Warren, at
the court House thereof on the first
Monday in October, A. D., 1870,
to plead, answer or demur 10 the said Com.
plainants Bill OF Complaint, that the same
with the allegations thereof will ke taken for
confessed As 10 her, and this cause set for
hearing eNparte.
II Is further ordered that this order be
published once q week for four successive
weeks in the Vicksburg Weekly Herald. o
neXspaI or printed and published In the city
OF Nicksburg, and that the ClerE OF this
court do transmit by mail, postage prepaid,
to the said Alice smedes, at haloigh, North
tarolina. her place Cf residence and Post
ON &c. a copy OF this order.
Done. before me, this, the 29i day Of July
A ID. 1870.
A. ARTHUR.
Clerk Chancery Court OF Warren County.
T, 4 y 81, Malshsll soils for Compln't.
Jy29
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
[Fun lae CoarIsE.JoaEnal. AuEs sSlh.

ffEom the C0urier-J0urnal, Augssth.l
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. S.-News
from Woodford county has just
reached here that the negroes are
ntill on the rampage, burning
harns, oats and hay stacks, and
turning stock into hemp fields,
e Last night they went to the
house Of Mr.. Samuel Crusoe and
demanded that he surrender him
o them, which he refused to
60 unless they carried his dead
body with them, whereupon they
took leyenge by burning his barn
nd oasa and attempting to de-
toy bis stock. They assembled
en masse % Rose Hill, armed
with mnskeia md pistols, picket.
sil the roads leading into Yer.
|Ies and halted and turned back
everybody going into the city.
hef then ordered the whites to
e to their houses. Captain
Iearys company Of militia
ss ordered from Midway, and
rived about two o'clock, which
d aaiie q soothing effect On the
hsTs, md they al dispersed, but
to give fight tonight
Citizen Guards, Of this city
Waiiing orders 70 60 q
ana there IS s general
o0 EHaE Ihezz VIII p
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

THE United States District
Judge Of North Carolina has is.
sued warrants for the prisoners
held BY Col. Kirk, but Kirk awaits
direction from Gov. Holden.
In the late election it is reported
five Democratic Congressmen were
elected, besides a majority in both
houses Of the Legislature, and the
Attorney General.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
IT ATE OF MISSISSIPPI

warren County
In tAt Lirauit Court o. ,ail County, to
November Term tAereJf, lsic
L0ria tte'Ae.hJ
".
Patrick .. Neatly
AitacAm mt md garHishmcnt for $3.50.
VRyHERFAs on the i.h day OF Jure, A.
" d lsil LOTiu Butltrdeld, by h, at.
torEry. .Ued VU on be-, ore ]. II i.oenburg
justice vi the Peace Tor said County ami
state. 4 wit OF at a,hment ami garni,h.
mtut, against the estate OF PatricA
Me1tu, Tor the sgm ni ; y dollars. returbab .
~ The JUiy term so. OF the Court aiorCsaid,
and the same having been returned In the
Llerk's Ulice OF the said % RI, executed by
the sheriff Oi sad county, notice j. hereby
ven, III u Unic., the sail defendant shall
/ appear, plead, answer, g3., on Or before the
4 lrsJ iay OF tar mex, November Ter u OF this
1 20 RI. TO be holden AZ the ,OIrt House IN
! the City OF N.cSsbUrg, In "a Il county and
state, 80 meGcing ON the
4th Monday Of November, 1870,
iulgmeu; by default, wi be rendered
I against him, and tue effect, Ia the Garni .
,lce, nIn"s viii be disposed oi tywards
the satisfaction OF he salt Plaintiffs debt,
/ interest AMI ali costs.
| Given unl r my hand snd zeal oi the said
! Court, tai.g day OF Angus, 4 ID ls50
WM II. FCRSIss. Clerk.
by \. Il. ARTHUR, d. L.
W i. Pittn2n. plalnt!a atOrne,.
! aus sll.Nli
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

The Louisville Courier-Journal
quotes the vicksburg Times as a
Democratic journal, and places
that papers denunciatiOn Of the
s'white party" movement on re-
cord as the sentiment Of the peO-
pie Of this State. How a paper
usually so well informed as the
Courier.Journal could make such
q grave error is beyond our ken
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
InsOlyent Notice.

To the ere itOrs and all other persons inter-
ested in the estate OF X. Z. GOh, deceased.
VOU are hereby Doti1cl to die your ex-
options II any you have TO the validity
OF the Gains problted and registered against
said e.tLe with 4. II. Arthur, clerk Of the
Chancery Court Of Warren county, and spec
lhl commissioner 10 hear and determine said
claim, on o. before the lrst day Of septem-
Der neXt, 1870, ~ required by law
JAMES BENTHAL,
Jy2i-w3w Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Administrator's Notice. .

VETHEREAs, Letters Of Administration
w on the estate OF Charles p Marble, de.
ceased, were granted to the undersigned on
the 2olh day OF July 1910, by the Clerk OF the
ChAncery Court Of Warren county, Mlssis.
slppi. All persons having claims against
TIE same within the time prescribed by law,
o. the same viii be barred.
aues I'D, @. BANKS.
Administfator.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

The speaker thanked the audience
and took bis seat.
Capt. Cowan, on behalf Of the
Chamber, thanked Gen. Mckee for
bis able address and for the interest
be had manifested for the interests
Of this section.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

+ ETTERS iestamentary on the Estate Of
Mathew Murphy, deceased, wee grant,
q 10 the undersigned by the ChAncery
Esq. the Clerk cf said COu IN vacation, en-
the i1tn LAY VI June, 1870.
All persons having claims against said
estate are lotiil,d to have them urjbated
and registered within the time required BY
law or they will be barred.
ANNE PITCHER,
jels-wBw EXecutrix.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

TIE HERALD will take an early
opportunity OF dealing with the
published "card" of DR.. R. II.
walker. Said "card" is not
likely to pull wool over any ones
eyes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

JAMES Clark and Oswald Yerger,
both colored, had quite an exciting
shooting match on Main street,
Wednesday. Yerger wounded in
the leg; Clark unhurt.-I Yazoo
Banner.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Warren Chancery Court.
July Term, A. D., 1870.
Alexander Allen.
". Z NO. 10.


Charles ". Allen, q al)
HTPOS opening the papeIs IN this cause,
ami i, ap lCarng 70 the satisiaction Of
a Court. from the AFFIDAVIT 0f y. II. Har-
III complainants solicitor, th the place
OF residence and post Oiice Of the unknown
heirs o. John Hiideston, deceased, deien-
dant's herein, has not been ascertained after
dilligent enquiry tbs /, therefore to make
known To the said unknown heirs OF John
Hiddltston, deceased, that they b. and are
pear before the honorable, the Chaneery
Court Of Warren county, at tre next Term
thereof, 70 b, held at the Court House, in
and for said County. In the city Of Nieks.
burg, on he hrst Monday In October, A, ID.
$50. then aud there 10 plead, answer or de-
muT TO the sa Il LomplRinRnts Bill Of Com
plaint, or the same with the allegations
thereof, will be taken for contested, and this
cause sot for herIing ENparto
Thus ordered this l3tl day OF July, A. d.
lsTO.
Issued by the CLERK under the seal
S. J.. OF said Court this E}d day ol July; A.
Dls10. A II. ARTHUR.
CIR Chanoery Court Warren county.
Harris X Harris, Solicitors for Complain
ants. j2ltj.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
To NV Debtors,

HNHE taEdiness Of many, and ipdiReTeneo
Of q greater number In paying me, will
reluctantly induce me 70 take summary
mode Of endeavorlng b got what ia my due.
unless all such do not pay soon.
Dr.. Goodwin II &c my o1lce ready 70 re-
eelve lfom al who shall cali.
lga9dmaaW 1.J.HAKrRR. IN.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
1st day Of AUGUST, 1870,

by the Clerk OF the Chancery Court OF War
rcn county. Mississippi. All persons having
claims against said estate, arr hereby re.
quirrd ~ exhibit the same within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
MARTIN LEONARD,
aug3 Administrator.