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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

OLD Sam Wilson, OF Vermont, who
earned his living trading tin ware
with the honest farm wives, was sad
ly addicted to indulgipg 10 q little
:" old New England" occasionally. On
one OCCASION. feeling a little sleepy.
be got of his cart, and staggering to
the roadside laid down to take suooze
Some mischievous boys coming along
shortly after. discovered Samuel in the
situation described Leading bis
horse u short distance out OF the road
they built a row Of fires around him.
and getting behind the fence waited
the result, The fires began to close
around him, the heat becoming in
tense indeed, the boys feared they
would burn the old fellow up. But
old Sam bad no idea OF that. WAX
ing up hastily, his face almost scorch-
cd, he exclaimed:
"In he'll, as | expected"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05
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TO THE WORKING CLAss.-wesre.
prepared TO furnish al. classes with cool
slant employment at home. the whole o
the time or for the spare moments. Bus.
iness new. light and profitable. Persons
OF either sex ensily earn from 500. TO S.
per evening. and a proportional sum by
devoiing their whole time 10 the business
Boys aud girls can earn nearly 90 much
rs men. That all who sec this notice
may send their address, and test the bus.
iness. we make this unparrellej Offer =
To such rs are not well satisfied, we will
send one dollar to pay for the trouble Of
writing. Full particulars, q valuable
sample, which win do 10 commence work
on. and copy Of TEE PEoPLE's LrrsRAar
CoArAsios:-one OF the largest and best
family newsf apers published--all sent
froe by mail. Reader IL you want per
maneni profitable work. address Z. G..
ALLEN & CO., Augusta Maine. Dec2
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

DlLES.-A Missionary. who bad suffsret
i ~ years with Piles. was cured. enc
will send the receipt free.
REv. FOSTER DIX, jersey City, N. J.
Feb 3-iw.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05
A AMERICAN HOTEL,


HENRY a. BOLIG. Proprietor.
Thi, well known House having been re =
h'ted by the present proprietor, offers ex.
cellent accommodations 10 the trave ing
community. Choice liquors and Cigars at
the Bar. and the Table supplied with the
best the market affords. A good stable,
attended by careful hostlers, in connection
with the house. April G-'1Of
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

KILL rus DEAMON or PAIN. VOL.
N colts Pain Paint removes pain In
and heals old Ulesrs. Wolooss's .
Annjkiknkas nnras NAsnIrk nronnhiain ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

Here Il . sonundrum II Q mas
.ay shoot bis xife's lover. why nsy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05
1RRoRs oF.YourH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay.
and all the effects OF youthfo indiscretion
will, for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free TO all who need u. the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Suffer
ers wishing TO profit By the advert iser's
experience. can do SO by addressing. in
peieet confidence. JOHN u, OGDEN.
No. ~ Cedar street, New York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

Cedar. Wood and Willow Ware. Cordsse,
Bsoems. Locking. llassaa. IA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05
4 SPLENDID ASSOR TMENTof
BOOTS & SHOES
A full and complete stock Of
CLOTHS PLAIN AND FANCY
CASSIMERES, ,COTTONADES,

CAssIMERES. .COTTONADES,
JEANS, &C., &c.
COAL OF ALL KINDS
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Willow
ware, Cedarware, Glassware. &c.
All Of which having been bought very iop
for CASH will be sold at very small profits,
Our motto Is Quick sales and small profits.
We also pay the highest market prices
for all kinds Of grain.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN,
OATS and SEED.
We are prepared also to store goods, At a
small charge and TO doa general Commission
and Forwarding business.
We hope that the public generally will
i've us a call AS we believe II is 10 their
interest 10 do 60 before purchasing else
where. Give us trial.
W. Y. WAGENSL.iER,
II. l.. WA0ENSELLER
May 9.'67, u
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

nR-Tbe Highest Premiums nj all the fairs
aud exhibitions Of the United States and
Europe. have been awarded the Grover &
Rakcr Sewing Machines. aud he work
by them, wherever exhibited In competitor
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CCHoCH 4 BROTHER

'ScHocn & BROTHER
Would respectfully announse TO tue
people OF Snyder County and the public.
x nerally. that they have just secured,
and will constantly keep on ha nd aud for
sale, . very extensive assortment Of
NEW GOODS,
in their Comnnodiovs New Room opposite
the Bank, selinserove Pa.
THEY WILL SELL AT RE-
DUCED PRICES!
Their extensive stock consists Of q well
selected assortment Of FALL 4 WINTER
GOODS. They have CLOTHS. CASSI.
MERS. plain and fancy, saiineiie. Jeans.
Twceds, Muslins, Drillings. Flannels.
Checks, SC. Also an elegant assortment
LADIES DRE7S GOODSi
Silks. Bombazines. Alpacns. Black
and fancy Delains. Lawns, Gioghams,
a large variety Of fine White Goods,
LADIES' FASHIONABLE COATS,
Hoo p, skirts Sbawls. &C., &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING, Goats,
vests, Pants. Shirts &c. A variety Of
NOTIONS 4 HOSIERY.
Collars Linen and Pape Drcsrs Trim
mings. Buttons Corsts, Zeephyrs
common aud split. Moravian and
Shetland Wool &c. &c.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

MoffE
side. anI S .1Iasfssa41
nero hacaa lt Maa
.iaF eide. unea ito people 81
.aIppi
Not act nof Esl 81 aII hs Sol
.aHs nav aud oNSu up afaf #l
these aoFenlh hoaE wnorez4
Northern mAn IS jast & 8ea
any osaef man pfeefde be VIII
J0ll0w, not ieel pubic aaulimant
no matter Il De does have to e
nee hls principles 10 80 it.
am glad you aFe n~daifThte1 &c
the ele1tiNn Of Rogels.s aafaa
with you IN everything Fou ~ if'
thai eonneclion.
But are y0n really sineora
when you say eve only re-.
Kret that the entire represents
ton OF the State 10 the national
LEGISLATURE was not composed Of
negroes. We would have been
pleased beyond measure II al the
Senators and al the C0ngressmcn
were negF0esl Oh, cir, why did
you take that irightful plunge lnto
the unknown and untriea regions
OF darkness7 Had you, Ike Ular-
ance-atalse, peFjnFed Clarance-
been dreaming OF that field where
well, never mind, / d0n't believe
you had been dreaming, ! shall do
you the justice TO say that It was
only The effects Of q night mare. Il
Is not possible that your mind could
delight IN . picture such as your
Imagination must have drawn 70
have given your thoughts such !
direction. A leap into an abyss,
where we're stored By some invisi-
Bile demon all the wrecked hopes
of generations that have preceded
MS, from the Egyptian Queen whose
love for Antony wrecked Q throne
unsurpassed IN its magniheencei
and whose glorious splendors still
reflect, through thousands Of year,
thu grandeur Other empire, ap TO The
peoriod when the people TO whoss
philosophy the lightnings Of hsavel
yielded" whose patriotism "th'
temptations OF eartn could not So
duce.;" who presumed TO enroll up
on the emblem Of their nations
power aud glory, the very stars 9
|. the heavens-types Of their gl0ri
GUS aspirations tho agHre blue Q
, space, 70 typlfy tho purity OF thcl
! motives; tho crimson red Of thei
! own blood. a test Of their fidelity
! the pure whitenoss Of the congeale'
.. tears Of nature, q mouth Of Chart
! for the sins of their noighbOr. Sil
. Il would become only eleventh hon
vapOrers to presume upon blotiin
. out that rccord-such a history
! TO pull down from is lofty height
|, the emblem Of such a people.
! JusTIcE.
7 Jackson, Miss, Feb. 4, 1870.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
EDITORIAL KuEvIGIES.

A Congressman from Alabama
"tried 10 pinch the gas light cut,
but found somebody had stolen the
wick"
There are $1,000 Iergymen in the
United States,
The Negro population Of Ken.
lucky has decreased 10000 in the
last ten years.
1t Is reported that the ex-Queen
Of Spain Is writing her antohiog-
raphy in the disguise Of novel,
There is not a member Of the
Wisconsin Legislature who can
claim that State rs bis birthplace.
A South Carolina paper declares
that Il young man who lost his wife
last week married another while
friends were making preparations
for the funeral, and with his bride
followed the remains ,orrowiuily
to the grave.
A mysteriou: deaf girl has been
agilating Gan Francisco. a re.
porter went to interview her, and
while taking down the points in
dulged in remarks which would
not have been complimentary i
she could have heard them. ShC
stood il for some time, but FINAL!
empticd the coal scuttle over hin
and pitched him down stairs. H'
doesn't believe she is deaf.
The Bey of Tunis maintains hi
credit by locking up those who re
fuse to credit him.
A Berlin professor says that a
children are born with blue eyes
the darker hues come later,
A "sca.hger' that plays wit
great taste three airs on the triar
gle, u on exhibition In Paris.
Some of the Marseillaise peOpl
wOre recently hOrsewhipped by
reporter whom they charged wit
being q police spy.
In Java, after the bride an
groom are at the altar, the law n
quires her TO wash his feet befoI
the ceremony can go on.
La Marianne, tho secret radio
society, is said ? number one huI
drod thousand members In Par
and fifty thousand ia Lyons. .
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
"JUsEIoE.8


Several days since, We pub
lished q communication signed as
above. We accompanied is pub.
LEGATION with comments on the
points suggested. To our com
ments, " Justice returns a reply,
which we publish to-day on the
fourth page. There is little argu-
ment in the communication, and
what there is, is based upon false
premises. He argues that the
spirit of rebellion and disloyalty
is not yet dead in the South be-
cause the Reverend Albert Lyons
Of this City, instruCts his pupils in
certain military evOlutions, and
because the boys Of this Institute
are dressed in grey uniform, which
was the uniform oil the Confeder-
ate Army. The whole country,
If this species Of argument is cor.
rect, must be disloyal, because
military schools are all over it,
and the most disloyal Of all must
be West Point, because, if We are
rightly informed, the uniform Of
the Cadets Is, or was, grey. The
people of America, or rather OF
the United States, are all soldiers.
There is probably no people on
earth who have the same amonnt
Of military pride, or who manifest
such interest in military achieve
ments. A military ardour per.
vades the youth of all sections.
but it has always seemed that the
youth Of the South are especially
susceptible to its influence.
The gentleman also INDUCES in
certain "reminiscences of the wal
and derives conclusions therefrom
The trouble is that Northern mel
are educated to think that the peo.
pie OF the South are inimical Il
the government and it seems as II
IL were impossible to divest then
Of this precOnceivedIide Hence
they can never see things as they
really are. They do not think !
possible for the people of tn.
South to accept the situation il
good faith. They are all the TIM
impressed with the 'belief tina
there is n cat in the meal tub some
where. Nor are We much SUI
prised that they should entertain
such views; for when we realiz
that they are fully aware Of tn
amount and. character of tyrann.
to which the people Of the SOut
have been subjected by Congress
it does seem almost impOssibl
that sane people could be foun
willing to accept it. But sue
men forget that there are ditfcrer
grades Of oppression, and this
we simply desire to barter thu
which we have for one less gal
ing. As TO the negro's right
vote because he is free, why doC
not the same right attach to I'll
Indian, who has been free all IL
time Why is it that the Mort
has not forced this right Of 81
fragc upon these native owners
the soil?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12


N1a
baaa
na6 Is
AeVe
slIn 81 taI H.I lIs
|aaa Fl enA AVN
We drove an
ceneiAefanIY ahaAaN
inc more yeAflft tIz
thing which ha lh
overcome ua. ne eait<
aAh aantealm a
mel ! show gan NeAuEI[rl
nifleant husl EaneaopR
splendid fFaaa
De brought ua AaluA
FIJI huaE-fnH Il
aDranG bach and etEask s.
ltudes
aAb, look, g6nie1lm4nI
full grmndl bust DhFl#lnnha
l0mb0i beaalilul bnas
pedeatal4
The doctor put uphIs tyt
proanrad for auoh 0ooaiNHa
sAhi what did you Y thi1
tleman'H nama waa
aChriAtOphar CDlom00I Ell
ChFistnphef Col0mhnI
aChrlnlopher ColOmbo-ih
Christopher CoiomboF Welt
laid ne do
aDlsenyer Amariea disc
America. Oh, vi dnyilfn
@Dfecover AmcfIea. So
statement will hardly was
sFejust from America ouF
Il We hoard nothing about lE
topher Colombo-pIeasant
i6-iB ne dead fR
aOh, corpo d Bacohol hFeoAan
dred yearf
aWhat did he die OF"
II do not knowl hannot
aSmall-p0x, think
II do not know, genkeeImen4
do not know sehat ha die CITY
aMeaslea, likely
SHAY he-may bel ia ne
knowl ] think 10 die IT
!. lthIng.1
aParenta liyipegg
aIm-pOsslblnl@
! aAhl which Is the bust end which
/, 10 tho pedestal T.
: ASaata Aarial ~ Y buslI p
nedestaiin
aAhtI zee sas-happY c1ntl-
nalion-very happy combustion
indeedl la Is this ne aFat Hm1
Lthis gentleman waa evar az
TbusfYy
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

SAYS the Canton Mail "As in.
stances of what industry and en-
ergy can accomplish in our coun-
try we give the following Young
Johnnie Switzerland, only 16
years of age, began last year with
out a cent, and cleared between
$500 and 5000. Young Ben Trav-
is went to work and cleared about
the same or more, Mr.. Jos. +.
Love, with his two little sons,
made, Is bales Of cotton on Ii
acres. Capt. Conway, with his
three sons, made % bales. These
are only a few instances within
our immediate knowledge; but
they go to prove how richly We
are blessed in soil and climate.
and how great sthe reward OF in
dustry in our country
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

THERE is a Mormon preacher in
Columbus warning the people of
that place to fee from the wrath
to come. His warning possesses
no terrors to Stevens of theIndex,
who is q married man.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
MAMK TMAlN,N RoOK..

LL
book Is 'sThe lnnoccnts Abroad
or "New Pilgrims Progress"
The readers Of the Herald are fl-
miliar with the name Of "Mark
Twain AS a humorist he occu-
pies the front rank Of American
writers. There Is a freshness and
flavor in bis humor that we lpd
nowhere else, and, what Is bGtter
than all. lac Is not compelled TO re
sort to bad spelling and misshapen
syntax, ia order 10 make bis bu-
NOR attractive. The "Innoeents
Abroad" contains graphie pic
lures seen by the author in bis eel
ebraled excursion IA gthe steamship
Quaker City" to Europe aud The
Holy Land. The book contains
descriptions OF countries, nations,
incidents aud adventures, and
opens richer and richer with every
leaf you turn. It is proiusely IL
Illustrated, aud the views which
profess to be real are well cxecu-
ted. Critics have spoken In terms
OF praise Of its merits, aud we
might quote irom the leading pa
pors Of the country until our read
ers would BE- weary with the ex-
tracts.
Those, however, who look upon
mark Twain somewhat as a gap
ing crowd upon the Jester Of The
ring" entirely misapprehend the
man. Ills "lnnocenis Abroad q
no mere jest.book, but contains
more information In regard TO the
places visited by the pilgrims, than
would be gathered from many dry
books o~r,iravel; and there tre scat
tered through il streams of senti-
ment which water the eye and re-
, fresh the soul. Our city is snow be
ing canyasscd by a lady who vii
. give every one an opportunity o.
[ subscribing for the book, aud We
, think few will fail to buy 1t. We
, give one extract from the book:
"rhe guides in Genoa are delight
ed to secure an American party
because Americans so much won
der, and deal so much IN seniimeni
and emotion before any relic o
| Columbus. Our guide there fldget
+ cd about as IL he had swallowed q
, spring mattress. lie was full o
p animation-full of impatience
!, lie said
{ Come wis me, gcnteelmen 2
: comet show you ze letter writ
ing by Christopher Columb0l-
write II himselfl-write II wiz hi
$ own hand l-eomei'
He took us to the municipal pal
!, ace. After much impressive flnlb
ling Of keys and opening Of lock-
;, tho stained and aged document wa
spread before us. The guides eye
}. sparklod. He danced about V ~
Il tapped the parchment with bis III
u gers.
HWhat | tell you, genteelmen
d Il Il not sol Seel handwritiH
> Christopher COlombOl-wFite
himselfw
% we looked indifIcrent-uncoE
q cerned. The doctor examined q
A. document very deliberately dnrin
4. a painful pause. Then ne aalI
A. without any show Of interest
"Ah, Ferguson, Hhat-What q
. yon say was Tie nAme Of lhe par
n who wrote
ii uchtiskaDI CoI0mH8i H 9fe
lChriei1nhSf UolOmboF
r. Another deliberate examInnHa
1t RAb, ala he wrllo Il hlmaalf oE
eli or howl
N s write Il himsslfl Chris
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

..MUZ.
At meeting Of the snrviYEnf ii n-
bers of the fSunfIoWor aafi5
held at IttR Benn on Ron1aa Lake.
In SunlloweF County, an Ale 9th
OF JANUARY l81D. DE-. Mafiin "a.
Martin was called f. Che GAAif,
and Il. n. Baakek was pnRlntaa
Secretary Tho following Pream-
bic and Roaolmlionn weFa offered
by DIT. M. Martin ard nnapi-
mously adoplodt
Whereas we have feseIFed the
monrnful; INTEL of the
death Of onr oa|oFed eomrade,
Captain Tnley 6leWaFt Gibson, aud
having met Tor Die fret time sihces
We laid down 0nf alllaat ADJ
Gil. not q prononuoe
his enlOgy, but IN sadness aud sor-
row 70 express our ef AAd min
gle our tears IL effect ianaia fomem.
.brance Of past Associations II COM
mon dangers, tolls and auiIerlngs
In war, as we'll a. IN die social cn-
ijoymcuts and pur1niis u peace.
Therofare Resolv6d, that we tens
der our condOlanc8 and heartfelt
sympalhies 10 the stricken hearts
of his afflicted family for their sud-
den and irreparahla loss and the
Sunflower Guards 0bevfne the
pr0mplings Of tAelf hearts, win
uaits with their fsieuff Of Are de-
ceased Ia erecting over liis grave
IN the Cemetory ag HaKoo CITY D
suitable M0uum1HI IL ca3Hmemo-
ration Of his her1ie dap ls-s do
voted p~atriolisnA And hia manly
virtues.
RESOLVED, ThatE. 7. BaaAcl y.
s. M. Martin; n my aud
Gade Gibson. representing the
"Snihowor Guards cooperate
with 4. v, Bo0lhe. Vieksburg.
WmL r. Stansberrv Lexington,
Samuel Gwins Lexington, Ike
Hirst, Sld0a /; ]. eiklaaie,
Greenwood; J. N. Pearson Car
rolltOn, ]. 3. Boofhe, GhAflesfon /;
L. M. Casey, McNA1 Ike AeAlte,
head Of Honey 1ti1iia = 81. Do
heTty, Yazo0 Glg y Jphna0n,
Satarlia, David H8fFIsops Bayetle,
lJelFcrs0D CanntY. ana ot3oK ffiands,
IN soliciting constitutions e "
forwarded 10 Benz 6. Humphreys,
at Vlcksbnfg whDia requested 10
act with such others a may be
suggested by his friends g 4 nnm-
miltee Of arrangements lof dof iaing
a model Contracting for aad super-
intending the mdnnmenf, and At o.
early 4 day a. tean be prepared
TO appoinea dag lngIto ne Mason
ic Fraternity, 81 which he was :
worthy and aegenieH brother and
his friends, to mst the "snnaow-
or Guards afdan1 his grave to
manifest their lmifallon sna love
by appropriate ceremonies.
Resolved, Tia hasia ialle "a
him % The 1rt ~
; sacred ashes b she hoiF keapiuH 81
) tho Ladies' OF Y aaa City aud eDui
ty, with the gnll nee f1'Ht fhes
: viii watch oeH lHa halloWed spot
and pfnscrTo Nn DANA
/, or neglect. that fond alieollon
s with which ihof have ever cherish
! led the memory 81 the bravo dafon
4 derso Of the sell aaa homer az Mles
= issippi-
Resolved That these nfaoesaIns
Z be puplisl@ Is fh8 nafH
8 State friendly Is lhs ohjssl IS IS
| meeting.
Mk1zI EaKt8.
II al. HssH
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

WI have agreed to let the
Times have its way about sub
scription. 1t may possibly sell
the office for ten or twelve thou
sand dollars, that is all it wants.
Go on MI. Times. Blow ahead
hut remember Blood will tell.
The HERALD enjoys the privilege
Of making more money than any
other three papers in the state,
and its proprietor is certainly
aware Of that. Go.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

Too LATE.-If the Times had
have "blOwed'' about It's large cir
culation some six or eight months
ago, some people would have be,
lieved Il.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

JOHK SMITH was tried in Jack.
son, last week, for the killing Of
Jerry CARMEN, in 1866, and was
sentenced to thirtecn years i'm.
prisonment in the pehitentiary.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

The State Register states it
learns from a reliable source that
a swarm of lobbyists from New
Orleans is coming up to Jackson,
to remain during the session of
the Legislature, to work through
various schemes for personal prof
it and speculation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
WEEKLY HERALD
tuesday. FEBRUARY 8. 1870

THB State Register has ihRorma
ton that General PonuypaOker is
quite N, at Grenada.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

LIQUID ammonia injected into
the veins, has proved a successful
cure in the most critical cases Of
snake. bites. A small syringe,
with a sharp point for the purpose
Of making the injection, is manu-
featured in Melbourne, and few
travel in Australia without one.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

LARGE tracts Of land owned by
the late George Peabody, in En-
gland, we're soon after his death
seized By officers Of the crown
upon ne ground that not being a
citizen Of Great Britain, he Ould
not hold real estate there and dis
pose of It by. will and testament.
The latest information with refer
ence to the matter, is, that the
lands have been released by order
of the government.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

We have received a copy of the
first number of the Okolona Mon
itor, a new semi. weekly paper
published at Okolona, by Richard
j. Smith, who declares it to be Il
Radically Democratic White
Mans journal"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

HURRAHl for the Times. II
''tOOtod" its biggest "bazzOO' in
lie issue Of yesterday. Wonder
how many Citizens Of Mississippi,
Louisiana or Arkansas, 1t can
make believe the rigmaFOle i pub
lishedabOut Letter List and Large
Circulation" We refer the read
er " The people. Ask the people.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

Paul Barham, Esq, at YazOo City,
is our agent for the counties Of va
ZOO, Sun1ower, Holmes, Madison
and Attala, to solicit and receive
subscriptions, job work and bind
in0.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

WI understand that the Prentiss
House since It's rc-opcning Is doing
a thriving business. The fame of
this we'll known house is TO be
kept bright by the present prOpri-
etors. Their prices are low and
their table good. 1t is CRAFTY ing
TO know that the popular Judge r.
e. Downs Is connected with the
management of this house, and this
fact is u further judgement 10 its
patrons. See their advertisement
IN another column.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

An attempt was made a few
nights since 10 burn the Court
House At Forest
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

Gov. Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, re-
c0mmends the abolition Of grand
juries in that State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

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