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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

San Francisco-Flcur. So 25Gd5 80.
- /" Wheat, 81 62(dl 65.
+" Barley, 81 39(Gl so.
Oats, 81 20G$1 SO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21
DIED:

N0ORE-0n the 18th ult.. in Lane county. Or
gon, LAyIxA. wife Of Henry Moore, aged IS years.
Iowa and Penn. papers please copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLrArr DAvIns0N.

Once No. % Front Street,
Adjoining the Telegraph once, Portland Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

DR.. GTBB0N Is responsible, and viii giTe ts
each patient written instrument binding himself
TO eject . radical and permanent cure or make ne
charge
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

Persons calling at Or. Gibbons once or send
ing for packages Of medicine may rely upon his
assurances of confidential secrssy with implicit
faith, and expect more than TO be charged With
services rendered, considering the circumstances
and difficulties Of the case rather than too prev
aleat and selash practice Of exortatiOn among
qussks and prcteEdeTs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

The street-car line which crosses Bowery
dagonaly from Prince stantOnsts should he required
to place watchman the OF each 20 avoid
any recurrence of tho OF lSst evening As Mr. X
kreel was driving mp the BoweY with his fa<aily when
near tue crossing Of RGntOnst, came rushing out
ana 10 ..N0ld this aud GhrdaVe car, Mr. KreHkc
cOInpld 10 turn suddenly into the center OF the street
ana Al lts moment hook and ladder truck, with the
horses ~ gdlop, coming up strnck The wheel of Mr.
hIehe cirflage and, wrenchng IL on precipitaed all
lhe inmates lhto the street Fortunately the horses did
not run away, and no person was fatally Injured.
The investigation into the charges against
the bonded warehouse Of Mason a Co has not vet been
completed but enough har been developed 10 cause the
arrest OF A"iich ITice who imported The eood.-tbree
OF $1,000 ~ answer ~ II alleged that Mr. Prio "ij tha
ROOdf knowing that ti same had paid duty hnteT
Transaction OF Mr. FredoTaks +. Ogden Chief iefL W .
Auditors Of1cc, came a. light YESTERDAY On T,nrda
he alleged 10 have induced Inspector OF ~
o. On of BIZ claim io sflzuTC money the ~
that there only fI20 coming " bB wLen ln tart
thc re v ar <4lg dus hIIG. wv
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
AQUATIC.
TIE GRAND REGATTAs THIS WEEK.

The first of the series of grand regattas this
week. will take place tomorrow, when the handsome
cup, presented by. Mr.. Ashbmy is TO be sailed
for. The course will be from stakebOat off
the point OF Sandy KHook, 20 miles to wind
ward and back A second prize is given by Mr..
Rutherford On Wednesday the cup presented by Mr.
VIM H. Douglas is to be sailed for the course
Thursday the grand for the twenty guinea cup,
between the Cambria and Ider is 70 take place provided
q tenknot breeze prevails The course will be the same
the other On Friday the Cambria and Magic
are 10 have trial 10 windward ontsde the Hook The
Magic is Deanes yard having alterations made
overhaung and painting white.
The Regatta Committee OF the New York Yacht Club
have issued the following notice:
the loIk Yacht Club who their
yachts contend for the presented by Commodore Ashbury and
Commodore William DOugs respscve' the 2sth and 2S inst
the OF those days Wind permitting the start will take place at
10 O'clock Yachts that hour will he ruled out
GEORGE w NnsCS, ". NICHOLS STUART NJ TAILOR Commit
SBPT. ~ 1870.
THE REGATTA OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.
The annual Fall regatta of this Club has
been changed from the 2stb TO the nth nst in
quence OF the race for the Ashbury cup taking place
the 28th
Messrs n. II. Hocins T W. Sheridan c. T Lipptt, are
the Regatta Committee.
The conveying the Committee will leave the
foct Of MOutaguest, Brooklyn Tuesday morning at
o'clock.
The Union Regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club Will come of on the 10Th. The entries very
numerous.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
IAnuounoemenis
So INsIDIoUs ARE THE FIRST APPROACHES OF

So INsIDIoUs ARE THE FIRST APPROACHES OF
CssusIios os s rRsssscs
usrlL TBs eRASs Az IN
Dh D. JIss BnrcroRisI UPON rAR yissI
CopeH Pns soHnsEss Tns THROAT
Cnss1 rEscluDs TAr.L SsuIr on
oS L.Tssr Cossusr
VIOLENCE % rHE DsEAiE,
rnE LTH oy THR PATIENT
usE rHE BIp2croRiST THERsyoRE CoLD
rHus PREVENT ynr sHcEssr,
PLiiErs Som
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
LATEST SHiP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Western Metropolis, CoSe, NeWorans sept IT, nde
sa%.Aip R.pan whtur New Orleans Sep, 49, via Havana
'a %,tip Japs Aage Lockwood Charleston dse and pass
steamship Regaato Brooks. Philadelphia, mdse and p'ss
Bsh Maggie Mcneil, smith Ne~.oIean, % days rnd'e-
BIis George Grsham Lttle Gaoe Bay s days, coal
Big HuOya GhlHno, GSslii Genoa So d,ys mde 20 - 49,.
s May seymour Martin ao GTande do sn 81 days mde' sho
wool - - -..,
r. J. Holmes Virginia Chancellor, Norwich
Cornelius Providence stanien Islander, Providence.
G' I, gs jsss s,s Ess1s BEDFORD a'oEBs Es
ssIy BrocL.sy. Sew-TIayen. Annie Andrew, saoo.
j. H. segune, Virginia Jacob Bdsall Virginia
- TB Wood Virginia
wISD-sunsst. moderate, S. W, clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.rox SEPT 2Arnye Archer from BuerOs Ayes; bg
NJ j. Williams AreobOi NJ L. b, from Barbad0er ABBY from
GonAiVeA
The Uobcs, VIM r. Arinval No a. cam. In n eTui', This
cane from z to ~ shipped which WASHED overheard
VO Ofthe hands native Of Meme aged II years. who was
Csp. Thompson Of tho ,ch s.-h wsdOboro reports len
BS pSn s1 on Is. s 5 sept T. e. ' & % S&G~
from T. ~ TO NJ daring which 10" m1na and b and carried away
her end; mams, order to night her the gaze son
% n s s as.D ss we hPp gs % Capt coS from
Orleans S SevYo Who kindly took Us on M gd n STG V 5
owned By Capt siIpsOo Of that port
SPOKEN .
Sept IT. lat sa lon - sL1lng sehr Richards w.6S bound
Bedford With r and bowpn gone having had II days o eon
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
HruTr OYvcyEs DaPARrsRNT QuARASTISB STATEN ISLAND
Sept 70-Pot and mas o vessels from heS-oreans MOBILE
aISsr ns e ss Ssd SI and S est. steamship
Mss.e. vessels from gn ports arriving by Of Long Island
soupd are also reminded pursuant the health laws Of the port
and IN accordance quarantine regulations they
syfH val JoHs ClRsooH.S, Health ohoer
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
THE CHICAGO CLUB VICTORIOUS.

THE CHICAGO CLUB VICTORIOUS.
The success of the White Stocking nine Of
the Chicago Club in their first game with the parent
Eokford Club since their reorganization was followed
on Saturday by triumph the ex-champion Allan
tics who have thus lost their twelfth this season
and take position fourth fifth in the struggle for
the championship. The Chicago nine have 10 meet the
Athletics to-day, tomorrow the champion Mutuas
The play OF the Atlantic nine on Saturday up 10 the
close Of the eighth inning such In point OF excellence
in nearly every position 20 warrant the investment
Of wagers odds Of sOO TO $50 their success even so
the end Of the game. Suddenly most glaring errors
marked their play until victory almost assured for
their opponents and then the fine play OF the previous
sxUas Is appended.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

ls 3D. g. lb Sth. 9Th rh 9Th sh-Tot'l
4ass.so,..."I aSe,sS,... 9 Q ! s C-.s
Umpire Mr. John Wdey Of the Mutual Club Time Of game. 5
Runs esrued-Atlantic, q; Chicago g.
TRIBUNE VS.. PICKED NINE.
THE TRIBUNE compositOrs played picked
nine from The Times sun and Star offices Saturday.
Game called at the end OF the seventh inning the
score being as follows:
Ia ID 3d. 4b sh s,h. 7@. Total
Pdis5 PTS19Si Nine. Siii;,......... e........... s-a
Umir-Mr the Spbo Club ScoreI-MesSrs Ore
and Crawford. Time Of gsme-2:n
The Independent Club of Troy arrived in
town this morning, and to-day will play the Tutle and
Bailey nine Tomorrow they meet the Montauks and on
Wednesday the Fyaways, at Hunters Point The silver
ball went to Troy Monday, 10 be held by the Putnams
until the meeting Of the Junior Association.
The Haymakers played the Athletics with
out Mcbride on Saturday and by Of Is 20 TO-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

"WHAT TO Do" AND How TO Do lr."-The
aue,on Wha, .vey and the choice
pursuit history
~ failure; inches poverty nsmJ; ksPphcss miserJ
dIpend on the choice calling the occupation Ia which
sBgages One NAV Law snoibc la msne Smother
dyint, on. uvsnvsi sBbsr prefs agriculture,
mseLrn o. maintaining Prsuoogy puts The night the
ngb, place Why oonsuth Examinations daily Al @ Broadway
PasHsoOooAr JouasiL for October Eo~ Ready Ee~wB have
II pnos q oebLs AddI.ss \. H. WsIs, New bo'i.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
pASSENGERS AER{VED.

FROM CHARLBsTOg-In steamship James hdger, Sept. @.-A
Cah r. Long W. D. Warren Mr. bobssJ Street, Burns r.
McKelty, Fred Richards
FRoM SBwORLRANs &e-In steamship Rapidan Sept. ga
T. de CoroyA and daughers hpona Anbura j. O. Garcia
gebAllos, Manuel Milan, Ramon Gahgos.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures remedy tof dfeaea W. H. othhbIN 20
Agents, No 100 Wilnsm-st, Hew-iork.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

II. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton:st,, New York, is
reliable WATCHr- hne Drosps choice JHw
m nv And srEaIIsg sLysKwARs Diamonds snsoaiu
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

On Sept. 22 at Utica, Edward Sarles, of Sing
Slug had jumping match with &. ii. LOomis, Of Utca
the former winning, making the extraordinary standing
jump Of 10 feet 81 inches the longest JnUp OF the kind
on eard
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
HOME NEWS.
THE WRhTHkR-

pvv.pKs-saturday oath, was sunny day, Unusually Unusually
fbat for the season. The sky was Dut nttle OF aBny
nnvme2aBrilant displays OF the Northern Lights from
midnigbt 10 a M ana from 1880 p m to H. The corona
formed about 1880 D. m vlse to ~ altitude DetMco
600 apd 7Qo1 pcarly on southern ME- . IN a $50. Ian
displays jan: i@0; Nov 1863; 9st, ring lab
OF snow. Note-23d-From 10 p. m TO Ia, nttlc =
Yesterday the 2jth) was sunny, but very not Tor S
season. The sky was but little or slightly cloudy rom
raining s:l5 D. m to $50 PhenOmena-Northern Lights,
very bright from midnight TO A. m The corona, AZ
a. M. was In altitude sOo nearly due south Northern
Lights, 7:30 p. nj. 10 10 -. 1000,
The CentIal Park Mete0rologlca DepaIumoh' ieIV''
for the week ending Saturday Ia as follows
piEonETKA Inches. THBRnohETEh Degree.
isi ......6s6
Minimum Sept 49, 20 s20 Minimum AZ sept a.. 530
52l 80
Sent lsRaip from o. ON 2:I5 m-Amoun N inch
distance travelled by the wind during the So mile'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Fifth Avenue HOtel-Senat0r Sawyer OF South
Carolina E1-Goy Jewell Of Connecticut the Hon. A. x
Parker, Potsdam, n. Y; the Hon Nj. 7. Beamls, May
vile. N. Y; Il. L. Plumb, ExCousu General at Havana;
N. G. Ordway, sergerntatArns OF the house vi rep
Thatcher Magoun OF Boston, and James IerWlnRer,
Syracuse. - Breyoort House-foshido HlcomaTo ana
sartarO Ise OF Japan == 81. James WtI G
RYAN of the Cuban Army, and f. o. Perrin Clerk OF the
Court Of AppeaIs - New-York Hotel-Judge W. w.
'Crnm and Richard L. Maury OF Richmond. Va. - st
Nicholas HotelJudge j. j. Craig OF tennessee, jugs
Rev H. Rnrrage OF Canada, W. III. Seward, jr.. or
Auburn and j. Tillnghast, Albany - Albemarie
HoteMr. Batazzi, Charge OF IuIKey at mn'.
ingon; Mr. Estrada OF the Spanish Legation Cen u a.
Whittier OF Boston, and DR.. W. T. Bullock Of Providence
- Astor House-Senator POmeroy Of Kansas, and
Gen. Fitzpatrick
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

THE RINK on Third-ave., in which the Fair
.fns Instute being held protected Win ol.s Boa
goods large tulng without this protection hoih@,
Muuayn.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

The originator Of wonderful Medicine ciHS 10 have es
and oosb,a,d Ar~o~y Of Saisrss sosf socoosa "
propSyt< than combined mccDe Ih~ss
of this great of obstinate tss 80
In the Of Bros See ooTs.i
OF has AstooAshod NE
ncu huDdrrds Of the host physicians proocobes "
.>dtdI o.scorery ~ While 10 1s s'srs .sss
strengthens and ne tAs blood By 10 gdi sAa
blood pUrSh.sg prfetss, cres az Hs~ors non n..sss
a BiokA, Ftrpk krvpaoS hefronn
Mineral PosOn sphhse and veosres Dse.sss and 1s Ss.h
edcated and r,0Oros AalA and soasd a~ssS> ~ go
ErssipsLas sal RA1us Scaa Head Foo Sres !Ses -,
ShR all the dsrass caused By esd e@S ~,
an,r,d this powerful psning snd inygorauhs
Disorders. and Habffsa
produced bandreds Of perfect and permanent cures VIEW
e cu-s had failed ....Iun
proprietor oders 81 eco rrvsn Tor uediene hA r-ss q
the cu of M the diseases Which IA rsomnsn 80,
oous s rorthkss Aidoas See that my pn,as hs %.
Siam ~L,h pos,gsr guartHisc Of GeaRta,r ug hfL<
side wspp-r This medicine = >oif ~ DTHggts" ~ ',Asucs
ep,rd 6s r. V. PIERCE d. Sole Pfopre"f :" "
IaLoIst lJi StntCl st. Buhso " y
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
BROOKLYN.
Police arrests, 447.

POnCe arrests, 44I.
The boarding house No % North Portland
ave-, robbed yesterday morning OF some ewelry.
Philip Wells, bartender at No. 139 Fulton
st. has been locked up by Justice Walsh TO await the
result OF injuries inflicted by him upon Mrs. Hannah
Miller who lives in the same house.
John Watson, cOmpOsitOr on The Nec- York
Herald and living No. A. Carrost, committed suicide
I'm his house Saturday evening by hanging. He
years Of age aud leaves wife and several children.
Captain John McDermott of the oil lighter
Vanguard" who had been missing since Thursday,
found dead yesterday in the hold OF his vessel New
town Creek II is thought that he had into the
hold Of the vessel TO examine the oil and had become
sufOc8ted.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The Mansion House at Salters-
Vile, old landmark, destroyed by fire about mid
night Friday Loss about n 900; uninsured. About
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. fire broke out in one OF
the Erie Railway shops at the Long Dock Depot jersey
City The lower part OF the building occupied as
finishing shop for small iron work, the upper part as
carpenter shop The place entirely destroyed the
flames having spread very rapidly owing 10 the fact that
the first floor there stored IL barrels or machine
OIL. The loss ID about 800; covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
GEO. A. PRINCE & Co.'S
ORGANS AND LODEONS.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
GEO. A.BPRINCEH&yCo.,
BUFFALO, N Y, or CHICAGO ILL
GAS LIGHT ITO THE TRADE.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

kALDh LONOAhpi ~ w NNihD'
NJ. BAIRD &ICo., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer Of
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF RAlLRoAp
SERVICE,
TIE ECONOMICAL UsR OP WOOD, COKE BlTUbls0US AND
ANTHRACITE COAL AS FURL.
ALL WORK ACCURATELY lTTTRD TO dAUGEa AND
THOROUGHLY INTERCHANGEABLE
P Materials wOrin,n.hp Fni'h and rse,ne y r..nn'''a
NJ BAIRD CHAs T. PARRY WIN P. HKsZKY,
GEo BURsHAs EDWIN WILLIAMS ed. LosGsrRETH.
SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
seursr combination either Of The three essentials Of he
VIZ: capital family purposss" provision for old
sreab BY ths Company
r. LIS s.eay Conpsny 81 $40 ASSET, for slo0s
liabilities
Second: n a. nh prOes,s ku.a, Economical Cen
pany ssbod and conducted ppO'y and solely r the entire bsns
q Of fnsa.d scrutiny Into u and nrsssHsas
vii proTs, sossqusnay
Third .sO charge .h,a other mutual con
psny she Advantages Justly due them
Tsurh: Premiums Osy forfeited bat p.dsp policy With
Nv ssssed ,n<r ibe trss payment required
vszs ,pp reduce hs second and al ues'aSsAs
,snu, psynsBa
aI no s,u, r,,es .. travelling lake oa. Of The
navy merchant marine Or the lives OF women
seventh, The snee and Drsto Of this Conpin! nh s~
ton, rspu.aon integrity and ability Ibs security Of The Con
psny und0ubtsd a. above ihoru
onser Of other life nsnr,ne sonpsnlss and ons Of
Ii. most prom country have given shs Company the
penes Of whom BE- found Lists Of those insured
LbsT, ur.ng gsneni. made with good parties to canvas
W.T.. okIR, m.o.s.r for ssw.YOrt. l37 sre.dv,y
A LBERT GATES,
"a DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JBWBLRY AND
sILYERWARE
les Broadway Upstairs
Special attention TO repairing hne Watches
A HINT.-After long experience in advertis-
~ ing Organs consider the AMERICAN AGRlCOLTURIST
Published by Judd 2 Broadway NeufOrk the best
Advertising medium in the United SAes MASON HAMLS ORGAN
Co. 5a6 Bfoaisav, Eex.IOrk
BARGAINS in TEAS, COFFEES, FISH,
- FLOUR and PROVISIONS
THOMAS II. AGNEW,
ons Pre-. C.sh only. 100 Greon-chSt, New rOrf
90 TO MACFARLANDn BOOKSTORE, No.
~ HT Brosdv.y Twenty third ~ Thss viii tsd al hs
bes Of Ne and al the @a4Asa ssIss ana AassAss
GAsh. Frsssh. ssd Scotch ss&1oauy
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
CRICKET.

ST. GEORGE VS.. WILLOW.
The match between these clubs on Saturday
resulted as follows in one inning the only played
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

The increased valuations IN eaCn % o Wen as the in
surrounding r of taxes raised in these wards, arc
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

eng
isa efaaasmiaa eHa
aIfiEado e 511g Is
ats a.itQaet Is l1
eufFHnts from opposite Nif
frequently prevailed q lhe
OF tie calih. An alr vessel 81
hundred set Helez. fNa
dlled with coal go, would h1FE
net carrying powered Goo nana
and would be aIi snfaeIent l1f
praelleinF machine, win view
sound these currents auf5a
ocean and % test the practices
Of establishing an aif-lino of mail
and passenger e0nVeganee 49m
this country % EUROPE Pleasure
seekers and invallds would find
aswigt and easy voyage from Amcr5
lea to Enrope-n0 sea sickness End
less than three days to make The
voyage.
This Is certainly a feasible PLAZA
for the Inauguration Of trial tIipns
and ls seriously worthy the sltsn-
ton aud application ok the entar-
prise and genius Of the present day
and In our own nation. 4 little
barometical practice In the arhnma
would soon teach US how to Icy
our lines fora successful system of
trans Atlantic aerial navigation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

TaE IncOME Law DKAD AsHil
CARDS TAxATIon.--It is generally
known that the Income lay *,
pireS by limitation this year, but
the Philadelphia Ledger calls asteA-
ton 10 some important matters
connected Herewith Which DO not
appear 70 be understood by corpu.
rations paying coupons aud inter-
est due on january ], 1870 The
law as II islands requires aFetnrn 0f
all incomes for the calendar yeafue
to DeCembeF 81, and proviaeathak
In the next succeeding March and
April the tax ihall be assessed and
collected. No Losses sustained be-
fore or after the calendar year eAn
DO allowed, nor can any income
received outside Of the calendar
year b made Amehabls 70 he AZ
NOW,th0 income law Is virtually
dead e. regards taxation Cor 1870
and vii 50 remain nnlea Coneres8
by Legislation givasituaw Mfe and
yet en- che canal and railroad COM
panies paying coupons and Interest
due on the lsG day Of January, 1870,
are deducting the tax Is teqalrsd
when the law Wasin continuance.
This is clearly wrong. Those cou-
p0ns and this interest are not liable
to the tax under any of the pro-
Visions Of the exisklng income act
and By no rule of right OF reason
can the I've per cent. tax ha de.
Quoted from TIE amountdue. Sup
pose Congress should not re-snact
law, can there be any question that
the companies viii be Liable to
bondhOlders for tho amount with.
heldf Ali the companies paying
interest due after Che 9lst 81 %.
eember, 1869, should act Is II there
was no income law, and Il they
withhold the tax should not let e
pass from their control to that Of
the Government for the almost
universal opinion Is that they will
have to pay The bondholders the
full amount. Il Is no answer 70 say
that The income accrued in the half
year ending with December, and
therefore may be- deductea January
i for ell the rulings and dociaions
On that point have been construed
strictly as to the time Of the receipt
Of income, rs well as 10 the time
losses we're actually realized, or.re-
pairs actually made and paid
New York Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
Paris correspondence \. /. World.
rrench society.


/ have often wished / were e
liberty to write what / hear ID
Paris, to give proper names, and
enter into particulars which should
make Ineligible the historical re-
lated. l think ! should move from
a great many readers the desire 10
bring their wives aud daughters
here and 10 introduce them Into
French society. There is no place
In the world where such corruption
relgns, where everything e a.
readily sacrificed 10 obtain please
ure. These social incidents, many
OF which / hearth conldeHce, can
not be related In the columns of
newspaper, although they would
cast q clearer and fuller light
upon 1.-THE state Of society
France than volumes Of descrins
ton. This incident OF the last
week I feel however e. liberty I'll
relate. During the lasE aennlghA
everybody has been admlring at
WOrth'a Cue is the most arIstocFats
10 mantua-maker OF Parls) address
Of unusual cost and magnlnccace.
made for & Countess 10 be worn
upoa her presentation to the Ems
press. Among the other visltora
In Worth's shop was Princess de-
@ who, In going through tn6
shop, had her attention attracted
by this Dress, and abe askeds
"WhOse dress is thatT" cit is the
dress in which Countess de 6
TO be presented ct courk1 Princess
de - was The picture of IS
4" ishment. "Whom did you
say9 Countess dc -r
Yes, Countess do -- vie
Of Count de ~ aidvdascamr
Of the King oR-S "Nonsense1
'Ts iinposslblel Countess De
been bedrldden lheae three years
with paralysis, al her chateau de
-, In Silesia ; and you win admit
that / am good authority onthe
question wien l tell You I am her
sister.in-law." Princess de 49,
went Immediately 10 the anlbasSaA
dor who was to present Countess
dc 49, 10 court, and 70 bis annOys
ance told him what you know. ID.
quiries were instituted, and It was
found that the PSEUDO Countess
- was 3 pretty actress from the
Darmstadt theateE with whom
Count de- had been travelling
about Europe and passing Of Al
every court for his wife. some
years ago q young clerk IL one Of
the minlsteFies to- my certain
knowledge carried hia miatreaa.A
young and very pretty washer
woman, TO all the official balls 81
the winter, the balls at the fuller
les not excepted. tvv
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

VIcKsBURG, Miss, Dec. ID, 1860.
Proceedings Of City Council, Dec.
Is, 1869.
The following resolution by Mr..
Hall, was carried.
Resolved, That alt officers who
have collected fines, taxes and II.
censes, or dues Of any kind, for,
and In behalf Of the city of Vicks.
burg, shall present In their settle.
ment with the Treasurer, q sworn
statement Of items, containing
amounts received, from where Ie.
ceived, when received, and whether
the same was received In cash or
scrip and all settlements with the
Treasurer shall be made in accor-
dance with such sworn state.
ments and any person or persons
collecting any dues for and in be-
half of the city of Vicksburg, shall
pay over to the Treasurer such
sums in cash or scrip, as they may
or shall have received.
a true copy from the minutes.
FRANK PACKARD, City Clerk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

WITH regard to expression of
opinion by audiences concerning
dramatic exhibitions, gallantry
and grammer equally indicate the
difference between his'n and her'n.
The rule is obvious while a male
performer may appropriately be
hissedr q female ditto, should al
ways be heard,-World.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
MAYORS OFFIcR.


CITY OF VIcKsBURe, Dec. %, '69.{
To the Honorable members Of tho
City Council;
GENTLEMEN: | beg leave to in.
form you that Z. ID. LandOn, Mar.
shall Of this city, on account Of III
health or other Cause' has continu.
ously failed to perform the duties
of his Office, and has not complied
with orders he has received from
me aud from your Honorable body,
l therefore beg that your Honora.
bic body will look into this matter,
and either require him to discharge
his duties, or take such steps as
you may deem necessary to ensure
the prompt and efficient perform
ance Of oil the duties Of this i'm.
portant Office. Respectfully,
EBEN SWIFT, Mayor.
A true copy from original.
FLANK PACKARD, City Clerk.