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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

BOARD OF POLICE-At the meeting of the
Board OF Police yesterday the following bu.i-
rCss vas transacted:-The designations of pri-
waite Henson Brown and Elmer ID. Mcintosh
we're accepted, TO take effect on the Ist Of Octo-
Der next. Amos q. Luther was appointed a pri-
Nste On the force, vice VIM. W. Mills whose re-
tignaton was accepted AZ the last meeting The
DO duty in Georgetown for twelve months: C. q.
walker, q. W. Stone, 5. Donaldson and c. on
SlCsOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

SALES or REAL EsTATE.-Latiner * Cleary.
zuctiOn6ers, have sold west half lot s. sIuaYe
~ on south side Of street, between 5tS and
9Th, 25NloO feet, 10 j. e. Green, for 50 C. per
square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

IT WIZ h gratifying % or readers 70 learn
ina. TIE iron Ta,'s are now beipy I.j.t o ne ~
Ea.tIiho.e ard Potomac Railroad toward tbis
cry LON point few miles beyond Hunrfng-
tOH- y junction OF the main stem and lateral
b.anch OF that road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

INCARCERATION "OS TIRE BEACH AT LoSe
BkANCH The colored people we'll as the
representatives OF the Emerald Isle on ID street.
leland, were no little surprised last night in
learning Of the arrival on the late train from
New \ ork at his mothers house. in that nei Oh
borkood of Mr.. Reuben Burnett, colored and An
lTisk BRIDE Reuben, who IL very dark in color
has been waiter At the West End Hotel at
Long Branch, where IL il supposed lie became
acquainted with his better half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

-, !. - 80 80 HER ISVANT.-Nestsrday after
h"oh Nilte woman, name uDkpox,1 80 .
L.ate Hiaht about four weeks old ~ re bo,s.
ct IN ID coi"red woman named Iof,is Csy,uIf
on - . LheT oi l'ih and IA street,. Il wa taxi
~ 81 Ann -Liti3t asylum this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

Coz a. -. L. Burnside, OF this city has been
hlIointed assistant inspector general on the
,taH 81 the commander-in-chiefo OF the Grand
hrny Of the Republic. and assigned 10 duty As
S.uhs inspector general in place Of Gen. r. A.
staring, now in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

IRE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RArIHOsp-
Rails are commenced TO be laid on the BaIti-
more and Potomac Railroad at Its intersection
with The Annapolis and Elkridge road. about
niteen miles from ANNAPOLIS. and i've or six
mice from the AnnapOlisJunctiOn of the Wash
iEgton branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road The rails, vhich are landed at Annapoli.
fom vessels, are brought up the railroad TO he
salPleG a. the tTaeklayiDg advances towards
NashlI gtOn on the Baltimore and Potomac rosd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

.iII Hk CoScEEr AT LINCOLN HALL, last night
" lhe ashlngton S:engerbund assisted
bS the Arion Quartette Cluke ChorsI Socie,y
s: U..ei class musical talent in aiC OF the
sic.II,, sanitary fund, was great success mu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

BUILDING AssoCIArIoN-At the tb;rtv.6 tb
monthly meeting of the Washington Co opera.
tive Building Association SIC, 600 was sold AT An
average premium Of 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

DE HAvES's SENSATION CIRCUs-The annie
tent OF this establishment was crowded yester-
Cay afternoon and last night with the citizens of
washington and Georgetown and their families
who were well pleased with the entertainment
Inc equestrian and gynnastic portions of the
performance are very good and there l. nothing
IN TIE VitucrIDs OF the clowns-three in num-
ber-to offend even the ''prurient prudes -
Reynolds particularly IL a model in that line.
instead OF retailing the threadbare and too often
indecent jokes which have done service since the
time OF 10. Miller, he bases his best 'hits, on
the current news Of the day. The last perform
anee Will be gwen this evening on the lot al the
corner OF 18th and NJ streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

JUsTIcE Cox IN CoURT-A Rule 10 Sholo Cdus.
WY he shall not be Remored.-TO-day, Mrs.
Johanna Roger presented to Judge Wyiie. in
the Equity Court, letter setting forth that she
Is poor milk-wOman; that she had an account
OF i've dollars against one Smith. and she placed
ii in the hands of Justice Cox, who, about three
weeks since, collected the amount, with interest
and costs, and he refuses to pay the same over
to her; that on calling on him for the
money, on the 18th instant, she was
grossly insulted by him; and she therefore
prays the court to aid her to obtain redress in
the premises. Judge wylie asked if she was
willing to swear to the facts as stated; and, re-
ceiving an affirmative answer, invited her to
come forward, and she having sworn to the
paper. lie ordered a rule to be laid on the lbs
tice to show cause why he should not be re-
moved from office, returnable at the next term
OF the court in banc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16
TRANSFERS oP PRoPYrry 1s-O

Number Of deeds of conveyance and the
amount OF consideration expended therein, OF
the transfer of property in the city of Washing
ton during $50. An, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

"SpaldinS's Glue" useful and handy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

charge Of the house. and taken
there aud provided fbr, free o.
charge until be l. called for by the
person ordering him, or in case that
lie comes upon his own account,
until he secures q situation.
The mechanics and IabOrers, or
dered by the society, who may
work in the city have the privilege
Of boarding here at the very lowest
price that will compensate the So
eieiy for the provisions and atten-
ton.
A portion Of the premises will be
set apart as q hospital, where any
persons who have emigrated TO the
county under the auspicies of the
society, may, In cases of sickness, II
they desire Il, come aud secure
medical attention aud care, free OF
charge If they have not means, aud
where they are able to pay, at a
reasonable price.
WHAT THE SOCIETY PROMISES.
TO secure good homes. with good
men at good prices to every white
man, woman or child who will
come TO the county of Lowndes for
the purpose Of making an honest
living By the sweat Of their brows,
1t promises to see that none but re-
liable fair-dealing, humane men
employ the immigrants by aud with
their consent. il promises to sec
that the contracts between them Is
! understood and fully asserted to
by both parties, that the planter
hail carry out his part to the very
letter. Or in other words to en-
courage by honest dealing, cordial
welcome aud mutually OF interest,
the permanent settling up of our
county by men whose religion color
and Instincts are identical with our
own.
IN CONCLUSION.
We say to white IabOrers the
world over: Come one, come all
Mississippi has room tor ten mil.
lions in her broad domain, and d
place in her heart for every honest
lNborer Of every cline aud nation
ality. A climate rs soft and balmy
rs any upon the face Of the earth,
and 4 temperature of n delight
ful and invigorating medium O
native soil, as rich as any on the
globe and returning to its tiller 0
greater amount IN value with less
labor, in the production of hel
great staple, cotton-than an equa.
amount Of agricultural lands IL
Europe or the North.-[Columbu'
Index.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
MARRIED..

M~ARRlEp-At the residence orc. l.. Boncy
In Maliszn Parish La on Thursday, Dec ,
gg.h. by the G.y. " H.. VI Linheld. MIR. HAIR.
RY i. HERElcI, olN cksburg 10 MISS LUtIE
a. JOnsNOS, o Jackson Parish LA.
Oulchita IL cEraph, please copy.
ont derrick. llcrgiCh! tee fraternity OF
bachelors bid ygu farewell. They iOndly
hOpad that you wOuld ever continue through
lite, to add so Z solemn COuntenaJCe 10
their melancholy s.cmblgge But, HerTick,
our bachelor lacnlo know 100 well the In
viuclJle art Of woman, whenever one comes
within her iunucucc. We cannot blame
YOU. Instead We wish your Joint lives may
b. OvgTa1wlng with happiness, and that
each succeeding year bring " your lives
tranquility and peace.
AZ tho Methodist Church, In this city; on
the evening Of the 30lh OF December, ut 4
O'Clock. by the Rev, 4. X. Marshall, Capt ID.
M.CLOUp. and MISS ENdA w GILBERT
To the handsome groom and his beautiful
and accomplished bride, We tender our sin.
cerest good wishes for a happy and prosper
GUS future. May their pathway through
life be garlandCd with the roses Of love, and
the evening OF their declining years, be hal.
lowed by HE memoirs ofa well spent life.
Baltimore and, Virginia papefsplease copy
At the Methodist Church In this city, Jan.
uaTy 9Th. 1870. by Rev. WE. N. Llnleld,
MISS ELLA RISE to Mr.. ions II. KAISER,
both 81 this county.
To the young groom and his bride we
wish many years Of matrimonial happiness.
In the important step they have taken in
life, may they realize the necessity Of liVing
FOR each others comfort.
May they rejoice In mutual and unfadlng
love. and may the Hand OF Destiny guide
their steps along the highways and byways
Of life, strewing many flowers upon the
road, and NAV thelr closing days DO crown
cd with tranquility and the fclicities OF q
cherished domestic circle.
On the 10th December. 1883, al the resi-
denoe Of Mrs. II. q. Cameron, by Rev. Z. q.
Andrews, Mr. 4. 4. POND 10 Miss PATTIE T..
JONES, both Of Bolton, Miss.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

whilst the productions Of other
sections we're found exempt.
Hence Il was cOntended by eOun-
sci for appellant, that the act oil
Congress authorizing the Collec-
ton Of such tax was unconslitu
tiOnal.
They showed by the Agricultu.
raj Reports Of 1867, that
The corn crop Of that year was
worth SGl0, 9lS, 800.
The wheat crop Of that year
was worth s42l, 700, AGO.
The hay crop OF that year was
worth 1872, S6l,670.
The cotton crop Of that year
was worth S20l, 470,40j.
The oat crop of that year was
worth Sl72,472,970.
That of these cotton was the
only production on which a tax
had been collected that all Ofthis
cotton Except enc hundred bales
raised in Southern Missouri, and
six bales in Southern Illinois, had
been grown in the eleven cotton
States of the Union. 1t was
shown that the payment of this
cotton tax by the people of the
South had not exempted them
from their full share of every
other character Of tax collected
by the government, and which
had been paid alike, South as well
rs North. It was also shown with
what tenacity the members of
the convention who framed Che
constitution strovc to guard the
people of each State against par
tial or unequal taxation.
On the opposite side the
case was argued by Attorney
General Hoar, and Assistant AT
torney General Field.
On the decision Of this case
will depend the future fate of the
South, or any other section OF
the Union that may chance to be
in the minority. Once the princi-
pie is established oftaxation with.
out representation, apportionment
or uniformity, then the Constitu-
ton fails to perform its functions.
and is forever gone.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
The Great. PlelerlaI AnnnaI.

Hoatetter's United states Almanac foF
1871, Tor distribution, gratis, throughout the
I'm. ted sta es and all ,iv!liEcd countries Of
the Western Hem sphere, Is now ready for
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cHntiiRs. 10 addition to an admiral c aled.
ical treaties on the causes, prevention and
cure OF u great variety Of dreases, It en-.
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miner. the farmer. the planter, and pro0es-
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made FOR such meridlans and latltudes as are
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The natur', uses, and eXlraOrtin ry SAM.
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morOus anecdotes, and other instructive and
amusing gcading matter, original and 50.
loctcd, Among ths ANIMALS appearing with
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most useful, and MAJ be had for tho asking
The prOprletOrs, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith,
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
SATURDAY, JANUARY L,ls70.
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
OFFICE or ruE ylcEsHUEo HERALD.

W VS. W NAa Y NAANNN ~ aNNH 3
Jan e.
Again we can report the week
business as decidedly good and full
Of encouragement. Prices are gen.
orally unchanged. Flour selling al
80 80; Pork $50 80: and cotton,
having an increase Of Z cent, Is
quOiable at 23@23Js, with a firm
market. Money Is reported easy,
though il has been a lively business
with the banks in consequence OF
numerous cotton transactions. Ex-
change is unChanged-being at par
on the principal cities. Our ship
ments Of cotton are estimated at
2491 bales for town. and 2lO9 for
shipments-tOtal, 1904 bales.
accounts from different sources
concur in representing the foreign
cotton supply as far beneath the
estimates made early in the season.
The HERALD, had the presumption,
early in the season to estimate the
present crop at 100000 or 2G00,-
600 bales, the ~COmmissioner oil
Agricullure's estimate largely cX'
caeding that number. A recent
circular from a prominent Mobile
and New Orleans firm, fully sus.
tains our estimate. Reasoning
from these premises, the over est.
mate Of the present foreign and do.
mestic crops, coupled with the ex.
haustion Of previous supplies, we
are justified III expecting, for the
balance of this crop, all increased
demand, and an increased price.
II is not safe to judge that the
present crop will exceed last Years
In the proportion that receipts oil
this year., are in excess OF last
From the lst September, 1868, to
9th December 1868, ting increase
in the receipts pointed to 4 crop Of
1900 600 bales, and factors esti'
mate was 2,j00,0U bales.
The crop turuep out 2,2GO,0Ol
bales this should serve rs a warn.
ing to those making wild esti'
mates of this crop, based upon The
increase in receipts from sept. Let
1869 to Dec. 9th, lSG9.
From the New OrleaG, Price
Current, Jan. 9th:
COMPARATIVE 7SiCF UF Cor.oS
JANUARY 3.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
SPECIAL NUTICEs.



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disappointment no ridiculous uns 5
remedies the IN effects Of bad dyesi invigo-
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SUI black or brown. Sold BY all Druggists
and PcrmmeFS. and properly at tho Wig
Factory, 10 bond street, NeW York.
lmyfDMWfy
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
Hotel to Lease
Trmstee,s Sale.

Wk and by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, male
n me rs Trustee for Margaret Gillespie,
" william NJ Bullock, uated g1th March,
Ices, Hnd recorded in Decd Book ZEE"
pages Tlt, T35 and 786, In the Office Of the
Clerk of the Probate eOuT OF Warren { UNI
~, Mississippi, 10 secure tho payment OF
certain prOmlssOry notes mentione 10 said
Heed, / will. as Trustee aforesaid, on MON.
DAY, the 9Th day OF February, A ID, 1870,
proceed 10 sell at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the east o Of
tho Court House in the city Of Vioks burg.
Miss, the following described lands, des-
crlbed In said deed as belonging 10 the said
VIM. NJ. Bullock. to pay the said n0tea with
all interest accrued thereon and all costs In
cident TO the execution Of this trust, tO-wit;
sek;sk OineL;e y Of W y, and 5 0 x
rT n " 4 Of Section .. Township II, Range
0 east, containing three hundred INT sixty
acres moro or less. Said lands lying and be.
ing situated In Warren county, Mississippi.
selling US Trustee, I shall only convey
such title US Is vested In me by sail trust
deed. DICKkRsON WATTS,
Jan 5-5W' Trustee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
DIED

DtED in this city, at half past i've O'Clock,
A, n. % the Sd INST. at the residence Of DE-.
Hieke, Mss. 8. ~. YBRoER, consort Of the
late Hen. Georga 8. Yorgor, in the b9sh year
other age. Her remains Will 30 carried
TO Jaeksoh foE tnterInent, teia metntnE.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
EMIGRATION.

There's u general feeling OF hope
fumes, and security pcryading our
entire county at the prospect OF Sc
curing at au early day, II valuable
addition to our agricultural popu-
latiun. We have never seen so
much unauimity among Our plan
tcrs ana business men generally,
while the ladies with commcnda-
bic zeal and their usual practical
spirit in all things affecting the
social interest of their loved South,
have come forward and with fair
hands. stout hearts and liberal spir-
its-ask to become partakers in the
good work Of Southern rcgcnera-
ton.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE.
A large society has been organ
lied, composed of our best and
most substantial citizens.
Officers have been selected with
a view to their peculiar fitness, fol-
twelve months.
Ample funds have been sub
scribe1 and paid Ia, for all imme'
diate purposes.
We have q sure guarantee that
the amount at our command IL
measured alone by our necessities,
The largest aud most commOdious
building In the centre Of the city
has been leased until q suitable one
can be built by the society.
This building. with offices con-
nected Herewith will furnish &C.
commodation tor over one hun
bred immigrants.
OBJECT OF THE HOME.
Upon the arrival Of Immigrant
tOthe city, they are met at the do
pot by the Society's agent who be-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
oRIrcr OF THE HOME.

Upon the arrival Of immigrants
ItOthe city, they are met at the de-
pot by the Society's agent who has
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
YICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED DAILY nv
The Chamber Of Commerce.
FOG THE YiCKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18

A Wholesale HORSE TmIEF.-The
Stockton Herald of the 10th instant re-
lates the exploits of a horse thief: A
horse thief was arrested on Saturday
Mt the Sixteen Mile House, on the
Sonora road, by Constable D. NJ. Bige-
low and Jerome Meyers, and brought
to the city and lodged In jail. He was
a Wholesale dealer, having stolen n
horse from Mr.. Heacock, a few miles
from this city, or the lower Sacramento
road, and on Friday night stole a horse
from Mr.. Dayton, n neighbor Of Mr..
Hcacock, and in the same vicinity
stole q saddle and bride from Mr..
Treadway. The night he stole a horse
from Dayton, James Taylor, near
Woodbridge, caught the thief leaving
his stable, and brought to a standstill
by virtue Of his rife, but finally al
lowed him to leave. In addition to
this, when caught, the thief had In his
possession 2 sorrel mare belonging to
owen Il. Davis, of Brighton, Sacra-
mento county, for which there was a
reward of 5000. Mr.. Davis, learning
of the arrest and of his horse, arrived
here to-day to secure his animal. When
questioned, the thief said he was bound
to make n living!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1872 P. NJ
The Democrats last evening completed
their nominations of School Directors,
and adopted a declaration of princl-
Piles, substantially as follows:
In the selection Of candidates for the various
required that they should DO honest and cspa.
bic. that they should be Democrats In principle,
and devoted TO Democratic measures, and that
In the employment OF assistants, honesty, capa
biity and industry shall DO deemed prcrequi'
sites and that everything being equal, Demo
eieht.hour law, and opposed to Chinese immi.
grafton; and we have required all OF our candi-
dates to declare their approval OF every system
which tends to advance the material interests
Of the laboring people.
james Lick has sued the proprietor
of the late San Jose Mercury for $1,000
damages for libel In the form of n pre-
tended interview, after the style of a
San Francisco flash daily.
On the reception of the news Of the
continuation OF French defeats and
retreat, last night, an impromptu pro.
cesslon was formed, and the crowd,
singing the "Song of the Rhine
visited and cheered the offices Of the
.Iha, Call, Bulletin and Abend Post,
and then hooted and groaned the
Chronicle office.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have received
information that their treasure box
was taken from the Visalia stage, a
few miles below Gilroy, this morning.
The amount lost Is not stated. There
were but few passengers, and they
were not troubled.
Gold at II A. NJ, ll6B; greenbacks,
s7Gs7A-selling at 50.
John McCabe, for robbery, was this
morning sent to the County Court for
trial.
Another dead infant was found at
the corner of Larkin and Grove streets
this morning.
The weather is warm and cloudy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18
DIsPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1872. NJ
There were no treasure shipments by
steamer to-day.
In the Municipal Court, Walter
Clinton, convicted of grand larceny,
was Sentenced to the State Prison for
five years /; Charles Smith, for same
off0nse, three years. G. L. Pomard,
indicted for the forgery Of a check of
Tteadwell s. Co., sold to Hickox q
Spear, pleaded guilty. G. c. Brother
ton and L. C. Brotherton, indicted
with him, pleaded not guilty. Jury
ordered the trial set for August. kra-
mcr, convicted Of burglary, was SEN
fenced to State Prison for seven years,
but on showing that the case had been
set for sentence on Saturday, the order
was vacated. u
Gold at 3 r. NJ, llGI; greenbacks
unchanged.
The streets are crowded with people
discussing war news. The excitement
Is increasing rs 1t becomes evident that
the decisive conflict is at hand.