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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
Not our Schmidt.

We see ia our exchanges an INSURANCE story
Ju a poor cIevc. dutchmau, Schmidt which
might be by some supposed 10 refer to some of
our Tennessee Schmidt suppOsitioH which
we Indignantly repeL
The story is as follows: Schmidt insured his
barn for $500 and took out on his wife a life III
surance policy for S5O0O-both issued by the
same agent and company. His barn took fire
and was destroyed When the agent discover
ed the loss he investigated the case and found
he could replace the barn for $780, and thereby
defeat the willy Dutchman in his effort TO detraud
the company by assuring the barn for more than
it was worth. Schmidt objected to the barn be-
ing built, and demanded his money But find
ing the law against him, and that insurance
companies had the right to replace losses in tina.
way, instead of paying the money gave up toe
contest. Disguised with the insurance busuc-,.
he called upon the agent, and Is reported o.
have given the following reasons for his di.-
gust:
"Mr-Agent, / want you TO stop dem insurance
on mine frow. l do not pay more mOnish dat
way; do not understand dis insurance busi-
ness
Agent Surprised why Mr.. Schmidt, you
are doing a very foolish thing. You have paid
considerable on this policy already; and il your
lars"
'Yaw, dat ish what you tell me now" said
Shmidt "Ven pays you on my shtable you
say l get nine hundred dollars if il burn down.
SO it was burn, and you not give me my mon
ish You say, "Oh, dat was an old frame
shtable;' and you no pay me nine hundred dol
lar. Ven my frow die, den you say TO me- on
he was an old Dutch woman; she not word
anydings | get you a new English wife . And
90 I lose mine five thousann dollars. You B..
fool Schmidt again. l net understand dis in,u-
snce business
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
Common GrOgshOp Bitters

Empty bitter bottles Of various -tylCs cun be found
around almost every dwelling and cabin throughout
the land Their taste IL pleasant and are advertised 10
cure almost every disease while the manufacturer
knoto'thCy possess medicinal properties whatever.
They are so many disguscs for erceediEGiy common
BEVERAGE which do not, cannot possibly cure any
Beware Of these pleasant btters in quart bottles
they contain sting for your vitar and he who buJf
them carries topers" gTog into his house. One man
who knows nothing about medicine says his big bottles
of common stuff will cure chills and fever rheumatism
and consumption; another, whose bottle is very fancy
all impurities of the blood makes old men young
casts out devils restores sight TO the blind and numer
Gus other MIRACLES while yet another, who presumes
every man drunkard proposes 10 collie ingrow-
ing nails yellow foyer heart disease and ove-sick
maidens! We know they mako no such cures; we
kdow the people at large are deceived and ewindled
and as we desire to ventilae these common humbugr
make the following challenge 10 and all
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21

BAKED Observation-Disclosures are more
nutritious baked than they are cooked iu
any other manner; and they relish bette
with those who have not been accustomed
10 eat them without searOning. Wash
theB clean, but do not soak them. Bake
them as quickly as possible without burn
ing in the least. As soon as they are done
press each potato in a cloth so as TO crack
the skin and allow the steam To escape.
If this il omitted the best potatoes will no.
be mealy. They should bee au ught i'm
mediatcly 10 the table, ga they soon be-
come old and lose their flavor.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
English Female BitGers,

The only Acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female Reg
ulatOr known, Will all those complaints above
mentioned in incredibly short time. Tho Bitcrs az
natural condition, removing distractions. relieving
pain and regulating the monthly period. Wonder
to womanhood; she is the pride Of fall but bark s,
snenty sfeais fleke eats cnalk, of STATE penc NJ
solitude; her no longer sparkes. her merry laugh
Is no longer heard ringing through the air; she mGuA
about with bloodless lips and gums. with headachc
gapitati9n, constipation, swimming Of the head cold
feet and hands melancholy; she has coated tongue
offensive breath and host of other evils too numero
to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become sggruvn-
ted there is sick stomach heartburn dark limo got
ties under the eyes the legs and ankles are swollen thc
hair loses its gloss and falls OIL there is brittenees and
splitting Of the finger nails swollen abdomen extreme
nervousness, ireuness, pains and aches, dry cough,
hysterical fits, rapid prostIatiOn epilepsy ana DEATH
II you, or any OF your friends, thus afflicted. send
at once for Bottle of English Female Btcrs and be
cured. Its effects magical in such paints
Surely no mother viii postpone and delay this duty
until
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Original Attachment.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or KNOX COu
TENNESSEE


Joseph FAME ct alE. Ts. Thomas stoea
~ THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
| affidavit of Reps Jones OF the plaintiff thst the
defendant, Thomas Steers, "a nNn-reS dent OF the
State OF Tennessee. and the attachment in this
has tacn returned by the Sheriff Of Knox county. le
We'd upon tho property Of the defendant: It is
therefore upon motion Of tue plaintiffs attorney,
ordered by tho Court that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle news
paper published in the city of Knoxville Tennessee
comma nding the said defendant Themes steers APP
pear 1t the next Of the Circuit Court for Knox
conn s. 10 be held at the court house in Knoxville
tho Grst Monday in February next, ard make defence
70 the suit end demand Of tho plaintiffs, or the same
will ba taken as confessed by him, and the pro-
cccied with E-4sT'C. u. W. ADKINS, VsTE.
--At
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aklnnCerE gDmrt--seviervillc.
vovr,rprB RULES 1870.

WaTv ~ NICNutt hirl'x, aud Mary l.. heNutt Ct Al,
and VIM, II. Cannon ct al vs. Mar z. Payne etal
Bill Of Review, which II sworn to.
IT APPEARING PROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
tao compliments bill that William Z. Burns one Of
tho resnondents naue IN said bill is resident Of
The State IF Tennessee and It further appearing TINT
no publication having been made requiring the re-
sp0ndeut 70 appear at the last October torn Of this
Court and it appesIins further that tho resdCut re-
spondcris, who have becn summoned; have made no
defense 70 tho bill in this II is therefore ordered
by mo that publication be made for four successive
weeks in tn Weekly Rockville Chronicle publ
Newspaper Published in tho city of knoKuo SSte Of
Tenntssse requiring th sPOndeRt William P. Burns,
10 appear at die court house in Seviorvlo the I'd
Monday Of April A. D. 1871 - our next torm Of the
Uha uccrv Court to make defense 20 the bill in this
oaza al the same will Oe takon for confessed and set
f,r bearing pare % To lin. November I'd lS-O
II. p. GAGS, c. 4 81.
isc--sy4t OPthC ChanesIy Court A. ScvisFViiie.
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Female Complaint,

That claims its victims thoughout the length ar
breadth OF our land
Many females suffer in way at each monthly 20.
rlod some girls are in great peril at the commemorate
Q menstruaton while older dread it's decline at
the turn Of life. Sometimes the menstrual flow is toe
much, too little may be attended with pain may
be irregular entirely checked changed in appCa-
ancc, attended with other distressing symptoms Lou
corrhoa or the Whites" frequently drains tho avs
tenn, liberation of the womb may create pain aad
cause rapid prostitution
Falling of the womb IL an exceedingly common com
plant giving much trouble and Distress which ricr
ordinary treatment, is difficult to cure.
liyserics. Green Sickness, Iuitghity Of tho Won't,
and other serious and fatal complaints follow the iuua
sex throughout life. Lives there medical gentleman
who has relieve the fair of the above trou
bleSt Not many. IL there no combination of rene
dial agents that win como 60 her rescue? We answer
Yes.
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Sickness, Pain and Death

Legitmaely result pcualties for violations OF natural
laws, from which mono can escape.
The faded cheek. the pale and features tho uuN
eye the clouded intellect the deep heaving sigh the
feeble and cmaciatod frame the detected brow, the tot
tering gait all indicate previous tranegreesOn OF law
Knowing that prOcrssnation s the thief OF time" alt
intelligent beings apply for remedy cir
cumstance permits while those who do not act upon the
principle that delays dangerous, generally nger.
lORe more tlBe and pay more NlYpty.
Thousands of mothers and daughters In all stations
and conditions of life suffering. lingering and dv-
ing from the effects Of some dreaded and dreadful
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Blooming Young Girls,

Mddle-Hged matrons those the critical period, and
the aged grandmother all cured by the use or cur
English Female Bitter, now prescribed and used by
physicians all over the country.
If you are troubled with Falling of the Womb, ii
tended with sense of weight and bearing down pam
in the back and side and other attendant evils English
Female Bitters will give entire relief.
Those mt the turn of le." mothers hfcr confne-
mcnt, and all others nae U temne who are convaies
cents from proraeted or facilitating compaipt
who gain strength aowy, and whose digestion 10 Slow
and imperfect viii find these Bitters the very thing
their system demands. 1t gives powerful appetite.
aids and assists digestion, the live strengthens
mentally and physically. and fills the whole system
with pure crimson blood ccusing through is channels
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Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system cvidenty shows
want of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill in his work on
Diseases OF Females, says: Bearing in mind that the
blood is remarkably deficient in red corpusces and the
known property of iron TO correct this cond on. theory
suggests IT as tho most t. be relied the best of wh
the Citrate. Citrate of Iron enters largely into the
GomPofston of Hn 1 Female ters combined with
Among the mountains of Tennessee and the vine,
woods OF Mississippi, il found certain hard and fnty
root which has been in secret use by some old mid
wives for many years possessing magic powers in regu
latlng and restoring all females suffering with any at
lection of the womb. This have obtained
it fair test in our practice, and it is now one Of the
principle ingredients in these Bitters Other powerful
uterine and general toncs also enter into its compost
ton. We ALEC add Leptandra or Black root sufficient
to act upon the liver and keep the bowels open.
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One Hundred Dollars

That tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE BIr-
TIERS contains much medicinal properties ms 90,
bottle OF any of the pleasantly TASTED, common adveT-
used bitters of the day! The medical profession 10
decide the question. Be II understood that the EngIiL
Female Blters is not beverage, but is n powerful
Iron and Vegetable Tonic combined curing long stand
ing chronic female complaints in every direction
Put UP IN large bottles at $50 per bottle OF fix bot
ties or 500 and sold by druggist, and merchants eve
rywherg.
}. p. DRoMGOOLE X co.. PROP,
Memphis, Tenn
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Original Attachments.
NJ CIRCUIT COURT OF KNOX COUNTY
TFNNESSEE

Y
Cowan. McCluns & Co. v5. Thomas Steers
IN THIS CASE n APPEARING TO THE COURT
that the defendant Thomas Steers is 3 resident
Of the State Of Tennessee and that the defendant has
beeu attached b. his property Theroupon it is order
ed b. the Court that publication he made for four
successive week. In the Knoxville Chronicle news
paper published in tho city Of Knoxville, Tennessee,
recurring the DESCENDANT TO appear at the next term
Of this Court be held for the county Of Knox az the
court house in Knoxville, tho first Monday Of Feb
rusry and make defence to the suit and domsnd
Of thg u,iiutifs Or the same will be taken CON
tossed - him. sud tho c,se gyoceedcd with sKparte
dc.1-yfr y. W. ADKINS, Clerk
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SPECIAL TERN.
gaaneery Court Id Dandridge, Tennesse

| " III. OPEN AND HOLD, Al THE COURT
1 house IN cambridge, Special Term Of the Chancery
Court Tor the District composed Of the county OF Jcer
son in the state Of Tennessee commencing The 2ud
Monday in December next -uit0r- and Hi persons
interested will please take notice Of the same, and
tgnt II they deem i Necessary. This the 1T day pf
November. 1870. ~. G. SMITH. Chancellor &c.
n0Fl3-wtt lst District Icuur~-cr.
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STATE OF Teunc,see-LondOn county.
II HE CIRCUIT VUT 1T Of LULDON GOT Ny.
Emma Rice W. William II Rice
TsatfH s,Tt fs.-I

fHifnH ftleg Vs. - ltllum II. ll''t
Petition for Divorce.
II THIS GAUSS IT APPEARS FROM THE
L allegations IN cpmpls .Eauts petition. which Is
sworn 10, that tag defendant William ~. Rice. Is
non-re.idcu' o. the Siare Of Tennessee: n e. therefore
ordered that public gil be made in some newspaper
for four sucreiy" weeks. requiring the defendant 20
appear q, the court house in IuudOn vu the fourth
Monday IL Jauua.g ISL that being the next regular
term Of tn Circuit Court Of LoulUu county and plead
answcg or demur SO unl7uans petition, or the same
will be taken confessed 20 him and set for hearing
ex-p1gte.
t,c'-vil JOHN :. KING. CLERK
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ahancerA sale OF IIouse and Lot

IN PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF THE CHAN
1 Gerry Court 81 Knoxville pronounced on the 5tn
November. $50 in tic case OF T. I. Atkin j. n.
Crockett: will 10 'om"ainants debt he not paid in
the mc1tuiine.
on MONDAY THE IN JANUARY. 1871.
A. the house door in Knoxville offer for sale for
cash tho highest bidder. the lot and house belonging
the defendant J. II. Crockett in the - Civil Dis
Tiot OF Knox oounty-the house being tho erect
ed for ssd Crockett 10y said Akin in the bill in the
above named suit mentioned and described. sold to
satisfy opmplainaut'- mechanics lieu.
NJ. l.. PATTERSON, G. NJ.
noyD-iitwit By l.. TILLMAN, JR.. u. &. NJ.
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JOSEPH IA. WELDS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
SOLICITOR IL CHANCERG,
So Particular attention paid {, Coll ting.
lprl2Q-t OFF o.: rear Of Court Houss
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III anr abiYnrCC.
IN TuE CIRCUIT COURT OF KNOX COUN
TX. TENNESSEE.
J,,ieJ. White VS.. Thomas W. White.

josie j. White ys. Ihomns v, Whito,
II APPEArLTG FROM TIE ALLEGATIONS
B the 6.l tie I'm this cause, that tho defendant is
nlrc-ideut of the state of Tcnnefscc: IT ia there
Tor ordered hy fll a. that modification be made for
iHar -uclras i've .e,.s the Knoxville Chronicle a
newspaper p1l Isl. N iu Knoxville. Tennessee notify
Ing flr slii dei"Hlrul appear al the next term Of
sair Court 90 be Gr for the county Of nOx, at the
couy h0uSe in KNOW c, on the first Monday in Feb
rury next tu0r aud there TO answer the bill Of tho
plaintiff the saWc viii be taken confessed by him
and proceeded with ia pdrte.
deol-vit z. W. ADKINS. Clerk
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ayByGrSCJEGIs 0IUNsON, &c. r. IsAII-HzE
Cash io Exc M
MUNSON G. BAILEY,
RE AL E STATE,
INSURANCE AND u. S. CLAIM AGENTS.
Exchange aa,d Deposit Bank Building
KNO VILE. TIE Il N ES S ZEE.
FOR SALE.
Great inducements to Purchasers.

c, FVERAJ FARMS AND LARGE TRACTS OF
y land in Green county. Some of the finest in Icnnes
see The large tracts susceptible OF division INTO
mar desirable homesteuds, with superior advantages
for CuyYTRY SToRPs, MILLS, COOP MARKETS, &c. An
excellent opportunity for the settlement OF colony
I ARGE TRACTS OF LAND IN JEFFERSON
L county. Some of the we'll known French Broad
Bottoms. Also, several small upland farms, and inc
timber
A NUMBER OF FARMS VARIED IN QUALITY,
N location and price, in Knox Blount, ROane and
other counties. rlats and full descriptions furnished
on application
GENERAL OF THE KNOX COUNTY FARMS
from one three miles from CnIupbels Station, are
well improved, and among the best in the county.
GENERAL SMALL TRACTS or LAND NEAR
- the city, suitable for suburban residences, market
gardens or fruit farms
LISE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM NEAR
Il Jonesboro'. Large brick hOusc and other i'm
prov -pents. All kinds of fruit on the place
TANNERY.
WELL LOCATED PROPERTY, WITH ALL
~ necessary fixtures for conducting the business
Blacksmith and Shoe Shops with complete sets Of tools
offered AZ a low price.
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. -tcrnR rREAD pOMERs.
ShauceFy saIo OE- gEOUAC. and lot
i'm knoxville.

~ PURSUANCE or A DECREE PROEOURQEp
10y tho Chanoory Court at hnoSyllle, on t5e 2ln Of
NUNtluhcr Nnst', in the case Of d. and IS +. CfoAt-
ham IS. Jno. A. Dolson e al; viii,
on MONDAY. THE ~ JANUARY, lS7h
Before the court house door in Knoxville, ofer for aaie
to tle sheet bidder, u certain lot Of land and house
thereon. being and situate in the county Of Knox and
city Of KnoXvie-beiug the same which JOHN A. Dob
son luorraged 70 Eau =. Bean the lstoi February
1868 and the same which afterwards con 18th Oct,
1881 dv said Dobsou conveyed u trust 10 ID. I. Smp
son. Complete boundaries viii be given az salo, or
they may DO seen I'm the meantime at my ofico
TEeHs-EalC on siE and twelve mOnthe' time. in
eq al iustanCnts. Eoler WITH good personal security
required Of purchaser, aud Eeu retained. sale FREQ
from CduitT Of redemption. -.
NJ L. PATTERSON, c. & n
uov9N d1tr4- BY l.. TJLTaag, JR, ID. c. ( 81
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

aot s bal Who
have mbiu1hingiy forced them
aaiFes upon the people. Men Who
have used fraud, force and armed
soldleFy 10 lasien themselves upon
q people Who hate and detestthem
Just as General Ames has done.
Yes, General Amos tsa fair rep
resentatlvo Of the Radical party
In this State.
he says that General Ames will
look.back with pride upon the
result Of his administration. We
doubt It. We are fully satisfied
he Is afraid to look forward, and
we believe a retrospective glance
is equally as horrifying. He Is
afraid to meet his own people on
the question. He knows that the
whole responsibility will be placed
at his door, and that he viii be
made the Escape goat and receive
the punishment.
We are delighted at the election
of Revcls. Had we have had a
vote II should have been cast fol
him. Ifhe is good enough to be
a State Senator, he is certainly
sufficiently endowed to be q mem.
Der Of the United States Senate
and to make laws for the nation
We only regret that the entire
representation of the State in thC
National Legislature was moi
composed Of negroes. We woult
have been pleased beyond meas.
ure il all the Senators and the al
Congressman were negroes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

IN Washington q proposition
has been submitted, and is now
under consideration by the House
Committee on Railways and Ca.
mails, looking 70 the purchase and
and ownership Of the Erie Canal,
on The condition Of assuming It's
debt. The object Il 10 secure free
navigation between the East and
West, which can be done by build
ing ship canal around the falls
Of Niagara which proposition is
also before tho committee. I'm
der the laws of the State Of New
York, the tolls can not be abol.
ished 50 long as there is any in
debtedness. Of the canal. The
subject has been submitted to
some OF TIE prominent members
OF the New York Legislature,
asking Il they viii assent to such
an arrangement Jf Congress
should pass q measure TO carry
out these objects. The subject is
regarded By the committee as ono
Of great Importance, not only to
New York, and ihe assumption Of
the debt Of lhe canal is regarded
IS a matter Of small magnitude.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

The last report Of tho agent Of
the Treasury Department stationed
Il alaska, shows the utter reck.
lassnsss with which the radical adj
ministralion disburses the finances
ofa overlaxed people. The Origi-
nal coat Of the territory was but
$780, 900 bagatelIc, truly; but
q The purchase involved the neces-
sary expenses Of military and ma
val establishments, tho bin will
foot up something like S40OOO,OOO.
For wlials
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

PlrrSBURGH is, anxious for in.
creased railway facilities with the
South, ,.and It is proposed to obtain
a railway connection with tho at.
lantie aud Gulf States by the Con.
nellsvillG Railroad to Upiontown,
Odistauce ofsayeniy mllba thence
TO Fairmonty fOrtg.three miles
thence to Grafton. twenty three
niles thence BY tie valley of
Tygarts nearly ninety miles to.
StauntOn Va .Tes I'd W -zed
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

II the debate on printing Wells
report the other day, Congressman
Mccarthy, Of Syracuse salt con.
stltuency, was moved TO compare
the special oommlssiOner to Bene-
diet Arnold. Mccarthy stands
ready 10 prove that history knows
Of crime % atrocious as that Of
telling the lraih about the saltmo.
nopoIy, and bespeakiug for the pcO-
pie the salt which nature meant to
be theirs at any thing less than three
prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

II ID proposed that the penin-
sula lying between Chesapeake Bay
and TO Atlantic, shall be thrown
into one State, to be called Chesa-
pesks. This territory win include
the present State of Delaware, c6us
priiias only three counties; the
eastern shore Of Maryland, COM
nriaing. eial,f eonnaiaa. and tssai
counties Of Virginia.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

TIN Iuka Mirror states that on
aSih ulk, Mr. J. J. Ramsey, Of
Dat county was met by a negro
man ii the road, and that the me-
20 knocked Mr. Ramsey dOwa
and cut bic throat. The sufferer
succeeded in reaching his home
when be detailed the facts and
lived FOR about two days and died.
The negro ia yet at large.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

Ws h that Col. Z. B. TOwne
sised We Madison Journal
D III. Louisiana. The Colonel
@ not yet done US the kindness
place us upon his exchange list
hal He nevertheless wish him am.
ple aaceass in bis enterprise.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

aAarELoPEp she Intelligent and
uea informed N York CORES.
ponaeus of ihe Neu Yrleans Pic,
ayRnr Tscaat letter says; II
ihe South ould only be careful
Of the mono 4 receives for its
crops during sha ncxt two years
i could essabllsA s6ld currency
With gold banks d place or the
paper uanks, and ii doing this It
would not only lie ! long stride
ahead of Zee NORTH bieh oahnot
resume specie paYmtnla IN two
yean hai i wonla old hob
nth Northern finances drain.
i9B e 81 ils e0ia
RA p GOA oasren.
eY e ills seN ell eflh con.
sile ns aa BIas lsr even
q tha eznaa e eat
lan
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

MoEGzR TRAssELL, who . few
years aimee. created quite q sehsa.
aah by shooting and killing her
lever, George Trassell, who was
i one time re owner ofthe horse
Dexter, has become insane in
San francisco.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

ranta aloOp.0f var LiT-
aags from Port - Rrines
a Charleston % she 18th,
reports shas salHave vas
tened e death snd shot on
iDsh inst
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

aoN a. AmeFi-
Of Bradford, York
suicide n Lon
~ ne 2lsh.