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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-25
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BY II tegraph.l MEMPHIS. oct. "A.
{, CoTroN-Acttve at 15c; receipts 3.232
FLoUR-Quiet; super as. ta.a.l
CoRN-Duli new 60c; old Csc.
OATS-47c.
HAY-223.
20 BRAN-&2l.
LARD-l71z@ISZ. -..-
PORK-37 90.
BAcoN-shouIders 151S: sides scarce at 20.
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BROOM CeRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co.. have from 25 to Bottoms of Broom
Corn on hand. and will DE glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers.a -lLL.I .L-I sept14-tf /
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EnFOnean mnrEals.


BY telegraph LoNDoN. Oct. q.
Consols 9zs5; Bonds quiet; III. 81. Coupons
OF 1882, o95s do. 49, 8356 DO. i87, B0l< 1l.fnr
S7J4, Stocks quiet; Erie, lEs<; IlinoRCm.
tral, Ii4%.
LIVERPOOL October 24.-Cotton is active
and highers sales 26,0CO bales uplanda at
red western do. 9a lOd; Hour 2i8s corr 29fs
oats p I0d pork dropping, but unchnn9ed.
peef IS unchangeds lard 78S8; cheese G8gs
dies 04s.
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Galveston Market
By Telegraph

By telegraph GALvFsro,e. Ocf. ID.
CoTroN-GOod ordinary 1gl<m1tet rrrs.
500 bales; net receipts 2iSz93l bales.
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Five C0ttages Tor eaIa Ghsao.

AANp NVsbo8oS AoA E@AC gAosPs
[ have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also q one-stoFy brick house
On William Street, in the Northeast.
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IaLEHARr.
sep3-d No. II Third Street.
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B~ T. G. Bridwen l. Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridke Aim Waters.
jel7-tt
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R0~In order to 60 into the manu-
featuring business, we will sell the en-
tire stock of Trimming, Notions and
Fancy Goods, wholesale or retail, at
cost" 1.-THE Ladies' Emporium, No.
3, South Second Street. oct24 3t
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SPLENDID ToBACco.-Through the
politeness Of Mr.. Fl. E. Read we re-
ceived sample Of tobacco grown by
DR.. r. A. Armistead, formerly of this
city, now of Hopkinsville, Ky. The
sample is one Of very superior quail
ity Of Piebald shipping leaf. which
took the second premium. $50, at the
Christian County Fair, and which, in
the judgement of many experienced
planters, was entitled to the first pre-
MUM, the reWarding committee at first
being tie, and the award being given
against this sample by an umpire SCI
lected to decide the merits of the two
samples. We congratulate our friend,
DIR. Armistead upon his success as a
tobacco grower, and hope he will
send his crop to this city where he is
sure to realize a good price.
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Any one needing Lace Edgings,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery and Notions,
generally. can get them at cost at the
Ladies Emporium, No. 5, South Sec-
ond Street. oct24 3t
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Sayannah Mbrtef

By Telegraph ehvADrlgAfr. ref qt
CoTToN-MIddlfnq I5IaIBs. eoIea soa
paiesi receipts 4l723 bales; stock 1854
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q Bur your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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Simmer.

The ladies Of ST. Pauls Chureh
merly occupied by NJ. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd aud
18th. oct22- TT
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CLOUDS CORDIAL

ULUUUD UUhUlAL
Is the especial panacea for all the ills
of Woman. Pale cheeks, sunken
eyes, low spirits, wasting form, yield
% its magic power; and health and
cheerful life and robust body are the
result. g = : =,
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Oorreeted TIme Table, june q.
DAHY JOURNAL
TUESDAY, OOTOBER IS, 1870
CITY NE VS.

THE mercury ranged from e4o at
A. NJ. yesterday, to 760 at noon, and
60 at 6P.M.
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CLOUDS CORDIAL
Is the only Popular Medicine of It's
class compounded upoa Scientific
Principles. -
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Bass, Trout, and White Fish, in
splendid order, at the ORIENTAL TEA
STORE. rT tit
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FISH q BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
auQ31 If
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CLOUDS CORDIAL

Can not be used as Beverage. 1t is
trLe Medical Preparation.
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JeWeIrY.

The handsome display of silver
ware at the jeWelry store of Gust. III.
Jageman are only samples of the ex-
tensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment of new and fashionable Jew
elry is something more than is usually
found. 10
The new and much sought for Op.
era Chains are kept in large quanti-
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches. both American and import
ed, he can suit the most fastidious
taste. His stock of Gentlemen Pins,
Gents and Ladies' Chains and Child
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
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PERwANFNTr.y ToCATFn m

PERMANENTLY LOCATED. - DIR.
Bort, founder of the st. Louis Eye,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately Of Lou
isville. and who is so generally known
for his successful treatment of Deaf
ness, DISCHARGES and Noises from the
Ear and Head, Blindness from Cata-
ract, Films. Dots. Opatics. Sore and
lnfamed Eyes; Diseases of the Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
Bowels; Scroiula and all Diseases. of
the Blood, Syphilis, &C., has now per-
manently located In this city. Office
aud Rooms at Mrs. Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side. where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all curabls cases of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-
joying perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise, as IL
we're. to DIR. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time In consulting DIR. Bort.
Office hours from 8 AM. till 8 Pm.
lWQNW
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BY Telegraph. MOBILE. Oct.ql
CoTroN- Aliddnng i2lS sales .sOl bales.
net receipts 3o37.
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%Go to the Ladies Emporium.
No. 5 South Second Street, ind get
Goods at cost" Now is your
chance for Bargains. oct24 st
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CLOUDS CORDIAL
Has cured thousands, and the testi-
mony is on record.
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B%Go to the Reception at the
Rink to- night. 7All IL
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"a Attend the Reception of the
Roller Skating Association tonight.
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Selling atCOs..

"a Fine music will be in attend
ance at the Rink o-night. ~ 1t
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-02
MASOEIC GRAFTON.
ny r.. W.. BRO. Geo. Hi. Wells,
D...D..G..M... of the 18th Masonic Dist, Of La.

Lelicered al Opelousas, 81. Landry Parish,
La, June 24th, "A. d., 1870, on the Fiji
tieth Anniuersary IF the Celebration 6y
the Brethren of Humble Cottage Lodge
No. 10, Of the Fssti0a1 Of ST. John the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

with looking on of such Americans ~ he can get to
skate for his amusement The Empress has been
the most i'll of the three and is not well yet. Balls,
dinner parties, and supper parties have had to be
pnt off, one after another, and there was even
chance that the Archduke Albert might be obliged
10 go away from Paris without seeing his noble
friends in their own house. The Emperor, however
has called on him, and that is something You will
gather from these statements of the activity of
Napoleon Ill., that there is still life in him, and in
deed there seems to be no immediate danger Of bis
falling to pieces.
Still TO be harping on skating, l had the great
pleasure yesterday Of seeing line picture by the
late Baron Legs, work which comes from a private
collection, and which has never before been eY-
hibted. 1t is dated 1859 1866, and is called 1.-The
Skaters though is skating, there is no lee
and only one person has skates and they in his
hand. This reminds me of our old college joke
about dear DR.. Walker, who, from his peculiar
shutting gait we boys used to call Walkcr non
WdikendO" But If the people in Baron Leyss picture
not skating themselves they arc pleased because
of the skating of OTHERS. They standing on the
draw-brdge. or what looks like it, OF wealthy
burgher's house in Antwerp. and looking ont upon
the pond which is supposed TO be in front of them.
At the left is the window of bakers shop, with its
ped-up loaves and suggestion Of warm ovens
within in the middle OF the picture rs bit Of that
medieval Antwerp which Legs knew so well how to
paint and at the right the portal of the rich
citizens house. where of the retainers is stand
ing blowing horn. The group of persons who are
gravely looking at the sport below for enjoyment
would be an exaggerate expression of their serious
satisfaction is composed Of persons of various ranks
in life-burghers, workiDgmen and women, children,
every one separate individual study Of character
belonging TO the time, but also belonging 20 human
nature, and so to all tune. There is a lady in the
long cloak fur collar, and bead-dress Of the time
that Leys has made so familiar, who is passing the
bakers shop holding her little girl by the hand She
is so beautifully painted that Holhein might have
put his signature upon the canvas without dissats
faction. And the noble young burgher's son, who
stands on the bridge. and is at full length, is
equally fine. saw this picture at the new gallery
of Messrs Goupil Co. OF the end Of the Rue de Ia
Paix. The fittings of the rooms not quite com
pleted yet but are nearly ready and when finished
they will make the finest place of the sort in Paris.
The house is TO retain its establishment on the
Boulevard Moutmartre and its well-known gallery
on the Rue Chaptal so that the place means one
more attraction for lovers Of art il Paris not
less. &C
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO THE DIRECTORS q
THE WoMAN's RIGHTS" MOVEMENT.

THE "WOMANs RIGHTS MoNEMENl'
TO the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR In these days of cooperative effort the
first necessity Of each enterprise is to organize
Tho second necessity which IS like unto the first TO
concentrate action White the Association must belong
equally TO everybody who complies with the terms OF
admssion-that 49, who pays his imitation Zee vi VINO
represents principles, as the case may oo-'o
administration thereof, II IL would possess emcieheS
must pertain TO the practicable NUMBER persons
must 10 not popular institution-sueh rs All sue
eessfu, American associations aspire TO De-cydenty
requires aso an impressive array OF distinguished names
renresenlpg largest finances broad views or remote
ocalities Now to make all these serve the purpose IN
tended and vet not impede the concentrated encency
Of the administrative fowthat wonld seem 10 Dc the ias'
American problem. One Man power, winch mas oeeh
wonderfully effective IN the Old World, 10 fouhd 10 DC
contrary the genius OF our insttueohsi yet Nesy
names may decide ndiscreetly or be ill-informed III
snacal cases and are not the people obviously M I'M
disciplined mob when they attempt any taing h sne
eratiye sctiont Clearly therefore, IL II not ucs'So
that tSey should ali act through Representatives.
The frat stage then, completes an elaborate anu ~ ho
c, IN all ipportanf resnltsconcludes the far seeing
manipulation OF this imposing Il 4, r,,ey
~ Of itself ehsr, for go"d ri Q, he
nsastion shond be constitutiopay provided for ana
~ shouId be equally out OF the power OF private ne
bera aud OF the august body itse ~ h,syer Ansnoh
nosir,ve measures should lee specially proihed Ior An
ficieu
ming well under control the whole ORGANISATION
and acting In thoroughly predigesed state rom the
heginung Is this the croSning test of consistent
polcyi - =, -. ...,o..,,on aIv.1anas
must he made promptly aud honestly lit be poiteai
party every should Do constrained 70 take note .a
nobcdy bc compromised by iujudlcoas or conneuns
party pron canent0s lfu he reform organization
popular meetings held under the auspices OF TIE nssoe
atiOn-but poaching upon its pre- mlses
be kept ia active operation. II should be the steady
policy 10 dwell largely upon the entire and unvaryng
eouaIty OF ali mehcrs even the huInbest aud upon the
perfect system OF for the most obscure n
terest and the most remote locality. ',,,,..,,
m the above be not an Of the highest poll
cy for any and every American Association then whatsf
Ner- York Feb. a. 1870 y"
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cartoon IN the Paris Charirdri displays
den ChauyaruIer and NJ OdiloD Barrot showing theli
above great expanse Of water sudbss the three
liner f.a
GOOD day. " Odilon Barrotr'
10 Won are alec above the waterF
"Wsll had " make room st the bottom W, shsra"
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANCE.

WINTER on TIE CoNTINENT-AMERICAN SKATES
NANSuIP INTERPRETATIONS ToADIES-
IMPERIAL ILLS - BARON LEIS' WINTER
plCTIHE.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

In the last number Of the VAL
lian, published at Water Valley, iS
. lengthy account Of the recent rail-
load disaster on the Mississippi
Central Railroad. accompanied by
q number 81 certifcates, from which
it is clearly shown that the fatal
occurrence was the result Of acct
dent, and not attributable to the
unsoundness OF the Buckmer tres
tie through which the train fell,
1t seems a pedestal of the front or
mail CIR broke, and thus let down
the coach into to the trestler, which
ploughing across, caused the tracL
to split, and thus precipitate th'
remainder Of the train down into
the ravine below.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

MMzN
0alce OF the Chief
shs Viskshurg Fire pen
TIE following raiss
promulgated for Tie
rendering the aMeieasy
mro Department, subia1l 70
ton OF amendment By Che 4eAsa p
Delegates.
All that part ofthe city eaal oE
Walnut street and N0Fth of 1
ford streeLis designated e. he EiE1
District. East Of Walnut street
and South Of Crawford, The Second
| District. West Of Walnut all4
North Of Crawford, tbs Third Fl
tricL aud West Of Walnut ans
South Of Crawford, tho BonEtA
District. 80 s9i aiAI
The Court House bell win be chs
central alarm bell. A sigma
watChman will DO On duty u the
, dome Of the Court Hause e ~
hours d lha day aud nighh Ihe
7 House OF the steam engine comps
ny win be the regular alarm point
OF the department. and the FoEck
man Of the respective steam engine
companies, will 80 regulate the
paid employees that there eAall be
one man constantly on duty ~ AZ
! hours, day and night, Is . aiRnai
! watchman, who shall DO the only
? person authorized TO give signals
. to the central bell, e8 tl5 o1gs
The signal for the First District
shalt DO one tap; for the 5econn
: District, two taps; Cor the Third
District, three taps for The Fourth
District, four taps, the slgnalsf 10 %
: given at Intervals OF thirty seconds
Y IA short pause after each Algnal~
= aud rapid strokes during ihe re-
mainlDg part Of the interval.
The central alarm bill shall con.
= tinue signalling che district end
4 sounding the alarm, until slgnaliee
y 20 cease BY the Chief Engineer q
y Assistants The thief Enginesr
!. algnai shall be three quick tapsere
!. peated three times. rr
:" No steam engine or apparatnl
: shall leave their house nhlIl ~
u central ball shall lsye strnek Il
signal designating the district.
!. The bells on tho hOtisBs OF "a
hAnd oengineaand rhO0kond laddp
companies shall DO used aaaAxlliaf
alarm bells.
Five quick taps, repeated az
times from the central alarm hcl
~ will be the signal for the recall
N the Department.
The Hose apparatus 9of 041
Steam Engineo Company must y
vaTisbly precede the Epglne, AZ
''- reckless driving or running al
ished by Ane and dismissal 81 q
driver offending. OH VI 1a94l
In Che absence Of the Chief Eng
ueef, the First Assistant, or ah0nl
N. . they both be absent, the 'Ssoul
a.. Assistant shall have full eolnmal
'sn Of The Department and should
respected aud Obeyed accnfdLnBl
"a o The above rules are Tespeesinl
submitted to the Fire DepaElme
nan for their approval and cooper
ton.
!. III L. N. HALL, Chief Eng v! r.
H. KING, Let Assistant.
to-. GRo. N. FLANAGAN, End do
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

leans, Baton Rouge and Vieks-
burg rail road. This will bring
all this vast swamp country in
close connection with this city
There is now steadily driving on
a road from this city TO the Pacific
coast, aud not five years will elapse
before Vicksburg will have rail
road connection with the Pacific.
There is in contemplation, and
must OF necessity be built a road
from V~icksburg to Little Rock in
Arkansas.
These various roads will then
make her the centre of travel, and
she is now recognized the centre
of trade. Then imagine the com.
handing appearance Of a splendid
State capitol building looking
down from one Of our proud emf
nences upon the myriad Of travel,
ers upon the broad bosom Of the
Mighty Father of Waters. 1t will
then be the only capital upon tho
Mississippi, unless, which is high
ly probable, the National Capital
is taken to st. Louis.
There is one objection which
eau be urged against Vicksburg,
which is that at rare and long
intervals, We have yellow fever
here. The same may be said Of
Jackson and Canton. When vel.
low fever is in Vicksburg it is in
both those places. But this should
be no drawback, since at the pc.
Rod when yellow jack makes his
advent we never have a Legisla
ture. Yellow jack comes in sum
mer and early fall, and the Legis
lature commences in winter ant
spring.
Now the next question come
up. Why has this matter Of re
moval of the capitol been sprung
Because the State capital build
; ing is about to tumble in, and
new one must be built. And it /
thought that q better locality ca
be found than Jackson. Vicks
burg is preferred above all other
because she furnishes more o
ractions in every way, and b.
cause she agrees to pay on
bred and fifty thousand do
= lars of the expense, which vi
: more than purchase tue grour
. and make it less expense
= build in V~icksburg than
. Jackson, besides giving gener
: satisfaction every where.
J For these and diverse other re
. sons TOO numerous to mentio
Mr.. Garrett, Of the Canton NJ
9 we cannot consent to the "compr
T. mise" suggested by you in 20
!" last number.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

Kansas Is said to be : COED place
for poor men 20 founA 9 home IN,
but not . good place FOR Z poor man
10 70 alone 70. The only way Ii
which settlers can hope 70 establish
themselves probably there Is % 20.
10 companies, A conpanT AZ
~ b said 10 Be The proper thIn
or THE oompanytWo saonldbs cent
ahead TO carefully locate and pur-
chase two Of the land sections lying
together, and when this duty shGll
have been fairly accomplished. the
others may follow with al needfal
supplies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

nifcent, partaking somewhat Of
the character Of the pageantry e.
ready described.
The masquerade balls were large.
" attended and we're scenes Of.
wonderful iOyousness. We can
not give q description Of them for
time and space forbid. Suffice II
to say they were all that could
have been expected and BETTING
the occasion. The weary jewellers
found tired couches at sun rise and
very many Of them were hardly
recovered from the celebrations and
excitements in time for the fire.
mems celebration yesterday-Fri-
day. This was the thirty-third an
n~iversary Of the Fire Department,
and the display was magnificent.
Probably, nearly thirty companies
were In procession, all well uni
formed, with fine bands Of music
and engines and carriages most
elegantly decorated, making q most
attractive show and beheld BY in.
Vulnerable m~ultitudes. Perhaps
there we're two Thousand people in
the procession aud its length seem.
ed interminable.
At night there were iiremen's
balls at a dozen different halls.
Many buildings were decorated
with wreaths and evergreens Ia
honor Of the day, and we noticed
among those the newspaper Offices
The Richings-B Bernard operi
troupe are here drawing crowded
houses.
The theatres are in full blast
The st. Charles Is doing q dne bus
mess, aud IL Is the most elegan
and cOmmOdious in the city.
We hear It rumored that Il Vicks
burg gentleman is to marry q yer
rich widow lady of this city.
Well, everybody has enjoye
themselves and are about satiatel
with pleasure. They will return :
their houses and business unrelucI
autly, willing to devote themse We
again to the sometimes mOnOtou
GUS labOrs Of the store, the shO.
aud the field.
But the hours so rapidly flow
will live in memory, aud be though
over, and talked over and laughC
2 over. .Ju ...r
: To the Editorial fraternity, v
owe thanks for iavOrs received
OF course your readers have SCI
: the proceedings Of the Press OOI
: ventiOn Of the State that has bel
in session here.
They have taken prudent and 8
gacions action, aud we commend
to the press every where, that esq
cially in these Southern Stat
Il it acts with unRnimity and consii
:, ency.
d Before we close we find It O
), duty to warn the public against I
Lodging house and Restaurl
known as Cassidy's, corner Ora
3 Ter and Carondelet streets. '
% were duped into stopping thu
by its apparently respectable I
y peareuCe, but our room was ent'
70 ed by q burglar the frat night a
your poor correspondents "traI
is extracted leaving him almost mi
ID Three or four other rObberies
y, the boarders occurred also and
10 prOprietOrs did not seem to c
10 about the matter, treating II 90
Z everyday affair, Of which they "
3, not at all responsible. Don't e
o. Cassidy's II you don't want 70
robbed. II 10 q nest of thieves
or der the appearance Of respectable
IN, BIO
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

SOME dark minded and deliberate
villain surruptitiOusly sneaked up
on the large and ~cOmmOdious blue
crayat we purchased at such Inn
mense outlay in Vlcksburg, and
appropriated II 10 his own use. He
may succeed in eOncealing his dla-
bOlical crime, il he uses the article
rs q fancy saddle blanket, but no
man can walk the streets Of Ya2oo
City, with that gorgeous cravai
around his neck, for every body
in Town knows who Ia the proper
owner. aud an indignant popnlact
would hang him TO the nearest
china tree in six seconds after thu
discovery ofhiS guilt, We trns
that 8 sore conscience and the grea
chances of detection, may induUI
the heartless thief to hang Il Of
the door knob OF the DemOora
office the first dark night. YazOI
City Democrat. y
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

Nor TO De BURIED IN CHINA
Although the Hon. Arson Burlin-
game represented China in his ex-
traordinary plenipOtential acts we
notice that his remains are TO be
forwarded from st. Petersburg TO
the United States for interment.