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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

SINCE the first Of Augu., las., one thou
'a,d two hundred and thirty cars Of coal
have been brought to Cairo per Illinoi.
Central railroad II standing together
that number Of cars would form n train
over eight miles long over one thousand
car loads we're for city consumption and
sale. The balance was used by tho road
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

CITY TAxEs.--The city taxes are now
due and must be paid on or before the 10Th
instant. Otherwise, costs will BIO added
as shall, on that day commence the prep
aration of the delinquent list. No further
time can be given. j. Ii. TAYLOR,
City Collector.
Nov 2, 1870. lot
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style desired, can be obtained, ut any hour
Of the day or night at Louis Herberts
restaurant. Also oysters for sale by the
can, in any quantity desired, at the same
price. ... II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VOTE FOR HOlCOMB.

A BALL will be given in the Mockler
House, corner Of Fourth street and Com
msreiai avenue, on Wednesday evening
ne1t for the benefit OF widow Fitzgerald
who Is now GO years Of age and in very bad
health. Tickets 30 cents. We hope that
every one OF the old lady's tickets will be
sold. as she Is q deserving old woman and
should DO helped. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VOTE FOR CHAS. FElNSE
MUNNIMANIAcAL OENiALS.

Nv. Mum will deny tho tho truth Of
the damaging charges We have fastened
upon hiU., of course, Persons who know
him expect nothing else. Ia his present
desperate frame of mind he is ready, on
the slightest provocation, to deny his own
existence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VOTE FOR SHERMAN.


CArRo, Nov. 7, 1870 ED. BULLETIN !:
win you please notice that the Parlor
Concert which was announced for to-
morrow evening, ut the residence Of Mr..
Gilbert has boon postponed until week
from tomorrow evening. MORRIS.
P.S. 1t has been requested that II. II.
G. sing "Tis nice to he Father &c,
which he may do.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

ID. LAMBERT, Ohio Levee, between
Eighth and Tcnth streets, has enlarged
and improved his shaving and hair-cutting
sal he is pa red 10 shave custo-
mcrs in first class style.
Clean towels, sharp razors and courteous
attention are among the attractions Of the
establishment. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

.'JoIfS HEwvGr, a colored man, wa, fined
squire Bross this morning, for refusing
10 pay his stsoct tax. What might have
been settled for 81, Cos. him 50 ~. There
srsssverAl other delinquenb tina, will be
hooked after.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

HsEb BLASXEsBrKo, ofthe Washing
ton saloon, 10 = judge Of good beer. and
keeps no other kind. His 81. Louis lager
IL, confessediy, the be., KEEP, in Cairo. Call
on him and try II. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
TIIUS. WILSON, Mayor.
VOTE FOR ALEX. n IRWIN

AFiSE TmIsG FOR THE TEETH. The
fragran, Sozodont has taken II very prom
inent place among the most approved den
trfees Of the day. 1t is very popular
ariiule for the toilet, highly recommended
BY all who have used il, as a beau,iiior and
pre.erver Of the teeth, refreshing the
mouth, swee,ening the breath, and arrest
ing the progress VI decay.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

Iao-. DovGHEnrY was out On a little
last last night, aud took aboard too much
Of he "liquid forty rod Hc was, there
fore. fined. 81 for drunkenness. Arrested
BY Shechsn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

CHARTER OAK COOKING Stoves--and
Evening Star heating stoves--thc best IN
use-for sale by G. W. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
uug20d4m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VCTEFOR GEN. AMBER
SON.

RICHARD BAgros was pulled by Shco.
han for drunkenness and dLorderly con-
duct this morning, and Bross fined him Is
and the trimmings. Paid.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

SUCCESS. great Napoleon's only
criterion was Success, and this has been at
tanned by the Charter Oak Stoves. Over
200, 900 have been sold since their intro
duction, and the demand WAKES stronger
every day Oct 3lt. 1t d s. ltw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

FoR glass Of splendid st. Louis age
beer--tho best in the city-go TO the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fourteenth street. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

Tmr closing meeting of the campaign
will 10 held In the Atheneum tonight.
Go everybody and hear the truth.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

JonS MoHnissEr got drunk and was
,ped By Bross this morning ~ and the
trimmings. Shchan made the arrest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VOTE FOR J. M. CREBS.

DrMocRArIc meeting at the A,hen"n'n
Tonight. Go.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

Goto the Atheneum tonight. Judges
Allen and Mulkey and other able speaker
will address the crowd.
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BULLS
SARSApARillA
Read TIE Cnpinin's Letter and
the E.citcr from I.ts Mother:

Benton Barracks, hu., Apul =" $50
pR JuliN BuLi.-urpr SIR. Knowing the 9Th
cheney uf yaur airsprlllI, and tlH healing aua
lVugnr.ul guHlItIr, u N.-sHrrUH. sruI yHV ne
i0liuaiUt std fuui.t ni Co.,. rasTs
NW- q ptuHtru ~ |HUf $500 ys-t.H rfl.Ht.s f.-,t
prisoner 1nu Hunhu.si o.. afNtucn TfnVia.. lr ug
iuuyo1 H. ui'u, my wuUn is huy, cot iivI,tI VI
! lave not so upR nuihun, ~tu Z aas Neuuacu.
ava sho u rough th" hil|. ~ general Lclltl
u impaired, NLd uc, % sulnct.ug 10 assist ~
UTr, ! hay" pou Giith in your stpgrHl thar
IN gnyihiug r'se. ! wNl ,Gs; tl.. r vcugiue
pevo express me . hst d'f-I iutf|,-, arg
obhge CAPT {. =. JOHNSON,
-, LnuIs. Mo.
l.. = the following wa vutt'u April 10, l,'t,
o' Ma. bernie Jshn"un, mosi''r 90 tslL john
on
Or, JOHN BULl.--nt-. s.r hshg-hWi, bi.
:, Johnton, wa sk'lInl sur1ODu aug puys.c'
,gn 10 t.htgai New YORK. whore Co., died, leaving
IN" ahovs {, 4. Johnsbi IN Iuy yag". Al thirteen
years %! age he hId chronic d.UflUCl anC
,crofula, 10 Naich gave him your -sf-Npuriia
1T CURED MN, nave iDi gu ft.I- luc0W'
meGsed u 10 MANY in NJ York, ohio and Iowa,
Tor sCroula. 'nN'r sores, ans general debility,
Perfect stvces- has atf.f.iyd 90 ne rsTts tjtsfss
sa1s oEs Of srstia and fft.F sore, rtss lliass
a.0Iesios., ann yctN HpNIuus iuf Wy soI % ggHip
tgNt recourse 30 YuA. sagsapaglllA. Tie = har'ul
ysli foTiL ilis wuuu4. acre Terrible, aut / ~.
hee newii recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

DxuocRArIC rally at the Athsn@a" to-
night Les it be large and enthusiastic
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

I JANIS DUoAS INDUCED in plain
drunk, and was Aned this morning 81 aud
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

4 Lecture on the Philosophy Of !
riagc, and the Secret I1iirmiiie|
or Youth, Manhood ana
Htl kwa

Tris lecture should be- la the hands Of !
young man, and especial, those contempt
marriage, II will caution and guide hIm IND
he, and fhc fellows the Instructions thcreI
down, he may escape disease and attain cd
with all his faculties unimparcd. 10 com
rules and prescriptions that will cure any "a
seminal weakness, emissions, etc, and rel
lost manhood ~ perfect health. sent free u
by one who has suffered aud is now cured.
Adnrcsg, lr, El6AE FIREMAN.,
station J., nlhc House, New y I
sotl3leodawly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
Announcements.
For SllertN.

We arc authorized TO announce that Mr.. A. II,
IRWIN isa candidate for the Office Of sheriff Of
Nesandcr county, atihc ensuing November elee-
lion, subject to tho decision Of the Democratic
County Convention. aug3otJ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VOTE FOR s. K. GIBSON
IMPORTED NEGROES.

OxR HUNDRED MISSOURI N KoRoEs!-A
negro man arrived in Cairo this MOI ming,
70 get pay from Messrs. Mum and Pope
for bringing over, as he said, = gang Of
about one hundred Missouri negroes to
vote In Dog Tooth precinct! WoSre pre-
pared TO prove this fact by living wit
nessss.
What do honest men moW think OF
the means resortsd to to elect Dan Munn'
NIoHr ScHooL.--In compliance with the
wishes OF many friends, l wiz open night
school on Monday evening, Nov. It'll. Stop
up promptly then, boys ard girls, DO or.
gAnissd into elsssss, and engage in profit
able work. J.J. BALFREY
Nov. 4. 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
VOTE FOR RIDGLY.

FLoUg Choice Family Flour in bl.
half bbls., sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp-
tian Mills. au
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
BULLS
Villanow, walgcr County. Ga. |
June -, 1850,

nr. Jons nrLL-pea su have recently
gwen your worm Destroyer several trials,
and md II wonderfully cihgacous. 10 has not
failed IA a siuglc instance to have the wishcd-or
eject. am doing pretty largo county practnd.
aud have dai y use Tor some article VI the lldy
am free TO confess hat know of no renC6n
recommended by tho ahc-t authorities that Sc
certain AIT speedy IA It's effects, ON IT," coutru
tLey are uncertain IN the extreme. Ny object III
writing You - 10 lind out upon what terms can
r,t the medicine directly Som you. II can &c,
upon easy tcrms. | shall u.s "A great deal oil IT,
am aware that the use OF such articles u contrary
10 the teachings and practice OF u great majority
OF the rsgHidr line diseaEdins a remedy whichwe
know TO he suihcicnt, simply because we may be
ign"fant Of It's combination. For my part, shall
make II a rule 10 use all AMI every means to al
leviate suffering humanity WI n ( may be- able
10 commandment hcsit,ting 1ecausa some one
more Ingenious than ms self have learned iis
effects nrst, aud secured tho sole right 10 secure
that knowledge. However, am by no means an
advocate or supporter OF the thousand Of worthless
nostrtims ihst Hood the county, that purpurt 10
cutc all mpnncr OF d,s.as.- 10 Witch N,rh B. heir
PlcEe reply sour. sud ibi0rm ~" ur your uaI
terms. am, az, very Respectfully,
JULlUSP. CLENEhT. NJ o..
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"srALDrSo's GLur," .ticl,ies. thin gou,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07
DR.. E5ix,anaoas'
Liver Regulator

Dyspepsia, neadafhc
iaundlce, co~tiyeEess
sick headache, chroni
|iiarrhCsa, affections o
this bladder cam
|bsenter},.. ai'eetlon
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-07

Nov 2, 1870.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

nRRSUANT 70 4 decree OF the Chaneery
COurt OF IssaquenA County, Mississippi,
rendered at the SOvem Der Term, 1863, there.
OF In q certain cause therein pending. where.
in stey hen Duncan wa c0u plainant, and
ZaCheTy 4. Davis OF. al. were defendants,
and numbered 10 TN It's cAlandeF OF said
Court, the undersigned substituted as : ON.
missioner, will sell for Gosh ut the door OF
the COuri-hou Q 10 sA.d county, Il TAllulA.
on MondA,, the 10Th day Of UctobsT, 1870
within the hours prescribed by law, ceruln
real estate In said c. unity, aid described on
said decree rs follows:
All that plantation and lands Of the late
Fielding Davis. deceas d. and known as
"DuubartOa." in ~l,saquonA county. N SSH
sippi, containing By cstim ,tiOn l1l2 acres
more or less, and described rs follows:
Part Of lot no. 1 sec. ~. containing IS and
9-lU0 cres; pait0l west half Of northwest
quarter, aud west hall OF south. west qu after
Of section I, containing $50 and i5.iO0 ueres,
all in Township Q range 8 west bounded on
the west by the township line, commencing
on the river bank 9 chains, east Of the
township line, IRON thence running North.
East 81 IS % 3Oth chains 10 tho middle
OF a ditch. thence leaving the ditch running
North kast 5 degrees % 1910 chains. thence
northeast l6S % chains 70 the intersection
Of the Northern line Of Section Z.
Also. sections 5 and 9. Township Q, Range
s, West; also eotionS 80 and IS, and toe
West half OF Section 80. aud tins south half
OF Section 81, Township 10. itAnge 8, West.
Also. the West halo { section ] Township
Q, Range o, West.
Also, south East quarter and East half
Of North kast quArter OF section II; anu lot
8, Section 10. Township 10. Range o, West,
Terms OF sale Casa on delivery Of the
deed.
THOS. W. HAYS,
Commissioner.
August q. 1870. wtds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
HYHrEWWAL.

HaEEiaa, e . Nuptihl Hlgh Mas e st
PsulisC sthoilo Church. on september alst,
iS5o, By he Rev. ?. K LsraV. GEORGE r.
FLANAGAN % Hiss LIZZIE n. TONEY-
ell Of thls city.
~Emmediatsly ansr the performances Of this
holy and beautiful ceremony, our yOuBg
friends, full Of love and hOle, departed On
The steamer CITY Of Vicksburg, upon their
bridal tour. We hope that it will b full Of
all the pleasures which their vivid lnagina-
ton has depicted.
George n. Flanagan is one OF III; most es.
Unable sons Of tso Hill City, industrious.
steady, earnest AMI Lmuiti0us W Oh a heart
lull OF purest and sweetest p~rOmpungs. His
fair young bride Is one OF the l~ovellest Of
her sex, and we hOps that As they drin down
the tide Of life no sOrroWs may ever befall
them, and that their future may DO a IN.
clOuded Is their love has painted It.
Married, 1t Oak Ridge, in Warren county j..
Mississippi, OF the 18th instant, at the resi-.
dence Of tho BRIDES father, by the Rev. A. p.
Howard. Mr.. A. d. FENDER to Miss RLLEN
LEWIs-all Of this county.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
In Vacation.

No d5, vs..
Louisa Purdy, Jas. II. Purdy, Of all
Warren Chancery Court, at Rules. Aug.
uSt 231, 1870.
ETPON opening the papers In this cause,
n II appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
the Court from the AFFIDAVIT Of J. II. ID. Bow.
mar, agent and attorney IN fact for the es-
tats VI Bullard & Boyd, that the defendants
Louisa Purdy and James Hart Purdy, her
husband; kllI Bullock and William r.
Bul Ock. ner nus band; Charlotte Trigg, and
John Trigg, her husband, and Anna TrlgF,
aud Hayden Trigg, her husband; are nOG
residents OF the state Of Mississippi, and b.,
yOnd the ordinary process Of this COurt; and
that the said defendant, Louisa Purdy and
James Hart PURIFY, her husband; reside in
the city OF Mem his. in the State Of Tennessee
and have their post Office there; and that the
defendants. Ell Bullock and william F.Bul
lock, her husband, reside In the town
OF shelbyvllle, in the State Of Kentucky,
and have their pest Office there; and that
Charlotte Trigg and John Trigg, her hus-
band, are residents OF the city Of Louisville,
In the state OF Kentucky, and have their
post office there; and that Anna Trigg. and
Hayden Trigg. her husband, are residents Of
Glasgow, In the State OfKentucky, and have
their post Oflcos there's this 10 therefore 70
make known TO the said Louisa PuTdy,
james Hart Purdy, Ella Bullock, william
r.. Bullock, Charlotte Trigg, John Trlgg,
Anna Trlgg and Hayden Trigg, that unless
they be and appear before the Honorable, the
Chancery Court Of Warren county, 70 be
holden In and for the county Of WaTTen, at
the Court House thereof, in the city Of Vicks.
burg. on the
LIST Monday in October next,
TO plead, answoror demur to the said com.
plainants Bill Of Complainant, the same
with the allegations thereof, will be taken
as confessed as 10 them, and this cause set
Tor hearing 40 TO them ex.parts.
Il IS further ordered that q COPY Of this
order DO published 0nee Q week, for four
successive weeks, In the VleksbufR Weekly
Herald, 8 newspaper printed and published
In the city Of VlcksbuFg, In said State, and
that the Clerk Of this Court do transmit by
mail, postage prepaid 10 the Aforesaid de-
Pendants, at their respective places Of resi-.
dence IS aforesaid designated, Q certified
COPY Ofthis publication.
Done before me, Clerk o. the ChancerZ
Court, ct Rules, at my once IL the city Of
kioksburg, this, the I'D day Of August A,
d. 1870. A. H. AkThUhy
HI Cool, solicitor FOR compliments.
aug9A-WAw
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DYYIR1UE Oflha prov siOns Of a decree
Id rcn lcrrd by the Honor bic ChanctTy
CpuTt Of ssaquena county, Mississippi. on
the 21d day OF August. A. ID 1870, in a certain
cause late pending In said Court, wherein
Grren ID Long was complainant and W. b.
McQuillcn and Others were defendants, the
undersigned, appointed Commissioner for
thai purpose, will, on
Monday, the oath day Of Oct, 1870,
before the front door Of the Court House, at
TaliulA. In I.saquena county. within the
hours prescTibei Oy law, OffeT for sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following de.
scTibed lands and tcaements in said decree
mentioned, viz:
The west half OF the southeast quarter Of
section number eight; the north halt Of the
east nall OF the northwest quarter Of section
number seventeen, township number twelve.
Of range number six west. containing one
hundred and twenty acres. more or less; and
the southwest quarter Of section number
eight, township number twelve, range mum.
Der six west. containing n hundred ana
sixty acres.m more or less, all lying and being
n Issaquena county, State Of Mississippi.
Title TO said lands believed 70 DO unques-
tionable. MICHAEL j. JONES,
Commissioner.
I~sSaquena County, Sept. 10 1870 sep27
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

ALIENS who desire to vote at
the next Presidential election must
take out their first papers during
the next few weeks, in September
or October. The Presidential cleo
ton will be on the first Tuesday
of November, two years hence /;
and the first papers must be taken
out at least two years before the
second papers are issued. Do not
The first papers can be
issued by the clerk Of the supe-
riOr court of any county, at any
time.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

The villainies of Radicalism
are innumerable. The hairs OF
the human head; the sands
upon the beach and the leaves
in the forest combined would
prove almost inadequate as
indicators of the separate and
distinct acts of villainy, fraud and
corruption as practiced by the
members of this party; yet they
seem to be impervous to criticism.
With a moral cuticle like the hide
of a rhinocerous, these scamp
appear to be unconscious Of the
moral degradation to which they
have fallen. This is specially true
of the carpet bag fraternity-the
chronic ofIice.seekers. But when
arraigned for their crimes, as they
are occasionally, they never pre-
tend to enter into an elaborate de-
fence, but simply exonorate them.
selves by charging want Of "loilty"
in the witnesses. This is always
ample, and never fails to secure
an acquittal. A case in point is
the Carpet-bag Governor of Flor
ida, Harrison Reed, formerly of
Wisconsin, who made what, on
his own showing, was a most lame
defense to the specific allegations
against him. His replies were
vague and general, and he shelter.
ed himself under the thread bare
charges of sympathy with the
on the part of his accusers.
have about as much to do
with proof of innocence in such
as ifa man were on trial for
picking q pocket or rObbing a hem
In June, 1858, when Reed, as
Governor Of Florida took Office,
the debt Of that State was, in all,
pB2s, $50 95. Booked and author
red 4 = nor efA0oo,bAA a.
a|l@ eunto f tara
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
IN VACATION.

Charles H Smith Ct. al. Trustees, &c.l
".
&C. Edwards.
At Rules, before the Clerk OF the Chancery
Court Of Warren county, Mississippi, sep.
TENDER 2lst, 1870.
TTPOS opening the papers in this cause
and Ii appear. ng 10 tho satisfaction Of
Ins Court, from the AFFIDAVIT. OF j T.. White,
one Of the Solicitors Tor the complAlnants,
that g. q. Edwards, the delendAn herein, Is
4 Eon .resident II The state Of Mississippi,
4 d beyond tho ordinary process oil tits
Court. 20 that the same cannot be served
upon him this Is therefore tn make known
unto the said e g.. Edwards that unless he
be and appear be orc the Honorable the
Chancery Court Of Warren county, to he
holden IN n for said cou ~ ut the Z, urt
House thereof, at Rules before the Clerk
Of said Curt, OF the 9TH Monday Of said
term, then and there 10 plead, ansWero or de.
mur 70 the said cOmplAinants bill OF com.
plant, the same with the ale Satlons thereof
viii be taken for confessed and this G use
proceeded with tho same as II the said de-
tendAnt was personally present 10 said
Court.
ri is further ordered that this order be
published In the Vioksburg Weekly Herald,
i newspaper published IN said state, once
q week Tor four successive weeks.
Done before me, Clerk Of the ChAnceFy
Court, at Rules, at nv once In tho city,:
VlckSbuTg, this 2ist day Of September, A. Ds
1870 A. II. ARTHUR, Gle 4.
WHITE 4 FARIsH, Solicitors for complts.
sep23-W4w
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

WARREN COUNTY.
Benjamin A. Folks and Mary A. Folks,l
Administrators OF John r. Gee, decd,
Cnss. Psine, administrator de bOu,s uOp.l
Isaac Elmore, Ut al,
~Chancery Court warren county. ut Rules,
Augu { 3Oth, 1870.
TIPON opening the papers 10 this Gauss,
and It appearing TO the satisfaction OF
ths Court, hom re AFFIDAVIT Of II. =. took,
compliments solicitor, that louisiana G..
felts, one Of the defendants In this suit, 10 q
non resident Of the state Of Mississippi, and
beyOnd the ordinary process Of this Court,
and that her place Of residence and post
ONCE, are at Memphis, In the state Of Ten.
nesSee; this u therefore TO make known to
the said Louisiana G Felts, that unless she
be and appear at u Cbancery Court, to be
held In and for said county, ut the Court
House thereof, In the City Of Vlcksburg, on
the
First Monday in October, 1870,
then and there. to plead, answer or demur
TO tho sad complainants Bill Of Complaint,
the same. with the allegat Ons thereof, will
be taken for contested rs 10 her. and this
cante set Tor ! caring Us 70 her ex.pATte.
II Is further Ordere I that q copy Of this
order be published In the VIcksburg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper printed and published
i the City OF Voks6urg. in said state OF
Mississippi for fDur successive weeks. and
that q copy OF this publication be sent to tue
said louisiana q. felts, at her place Of Ftsi-
dence and pc { office as Aforesaid designAl-
ed
Done before me, A. II Arthur, Clerk Of
the ChAnceTy Court NJ my Office, at Rules,
In the City Of Vick'burg, this the 30th day Of
August, A. ID. 1870.
A. II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
II. r Cook. Sol. for COmplnps. augSi
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l
County Of Warren.
George Just,
VI Attachment
Maurice Ready.
Attachment,

TTPON opening the papers In this sui, and
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court from the AFFIDAVIT OF George Just,
plat til In this suit that Maurice Ready, the
: efcndant In this uit Is a non resident ofthe
State Of Mississippi, and beyond the ordina.
ry process OF this court and that his place
OF residence and postOfice Is at Marble Hill,
Balllnger county, Missouri; this Is therefore
70 make known 10 the said Maurice Ready,
that uhless he be and appear at the Circuit
C0ur to be h III IN and for said couoty at the
Court house thereof, In the city OF Vicksburg,
on the fourth Monday In November. A D.
1910, then and there TO plead, answer or dc.
muir to the sail pllintiG's declaration. the
same with the allegations thereof will be
taken as confessed by him and this cause set
for rearing rs to him, expATtO
IT'S further ordered that a copy Of this o..
der BE- published In the "vicksburg Wee /
Herald 4 newspaper printed and published
In the city Of vicksburg. in SAID HlRte OF
Hltsi5sippi for four successive weeks. AMI
thata copy Of this publication b. sent hy
mail, pOstage prepaid. TO the laid Maurice
Eeady, at his place Of residence. and
postOfl re rs Aforesaid designated.
I one before me. Clerk OF the Circuit Z inrt,
at my Oflcn. at rules In the city OF virks.
burg, this the 2ist Of September, A. ID. 1910
WIN n. FURNlSS, Jerk.
MARSHALL a MILLER AtI'!s for plaintiff
scp22-wiW.