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A MYSTERY! 4!
EXPLAINED.

Who among the many thousand readers Of this
Paper has not hA1 ocrasion 10 wonder Al the sud
dsn acquired wealth Of some enterprihng neiShbor
Of his, who 10 the surprise Of his iriendI tuddenly
horses and carriages, dress elegantly, pay for every
thing In cash, and Iupply the village With gossip
for months 10 come. Some would have II that he
made fortune tpeeulAtlng In Wall street, others
again that he owned few shares In the Big Bo-
nAnEi Silver Mine which had suddenly quadrupled
10 value. Other wiBe.acres knew he had rich
uncle somewhere; In fact rumors ran ihiek and fast
while the object Of all this nuttr and speculation
kept on enjoying the best Of all the worlds goods
and did not enllshtsn others a 10 the eiuse Of bis
prosperity.
And nov, gentle reader, Shali We whisper To- you
the secret and tall you hoy Fortune found out
this man, who dredging and delying for hlI daily
living suddenly bloomed forth a. man Of wealth.
II was not Wall street, Silver BonanEn, nor Gold
Mines. nor any rich relative. II was simply z
lEeky Ticket In the Old Kentucky Stat, Lottery Of
There are Three Capital Prizes IN every drawing.
and soma one must draw them, and why may not
You become the lucky holder Of fortunate ticket
Tho Kentucky State Lottery has during ID exis
tsnce paid more money In Fries thsY any lotttry
pomtttc Or Fetelan, Who's tickets are sold In thu
country. No Drauingi HAVE BHBR BhBh
P0STP0R snd PhBes have always been cash
ed without deduction 90 presentation. We llee
desire to call particular attention 10 the bet thai
all correspondence with our arm q strictly private
and confidential, and that We will not under any
circumstances publish the names Of peISons draw
ine CaPltAl Prizes for the purpose Of drawing Gus
tom 70 our Lottery.
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON, M,nas.n,
covibgton, "
WILLIAMSON a CO., General Eastern Assnts,
$50 Broadway, New York
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REY. Z. n. WlaGIN SAYS:

One OF the best remedies for CAtArrh, nay, the
best remedy We have found 10 q lifetime OF suffer.
Ing, Il SASFoRD'S RADICAL CURE. II - not
comes with each bottle asmall glass tube for use
In Inhalation. Il cleArS the head and throat 80
Thoroughly that, taken each morning. on rising.
tiere arc no unpleasant and no disagree:
Able hacking during the entire day, bnt m nnpre.
cedented eeaTneSs OF voice and respiratory organs
-RSp. u b. Ri0giR, IN Dorchester t4asiJ Beaeoa'
Each package contains Or. sanfordS Improved
InhAlinH Tube, with full directions for use IN AZ
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout the United
States and tanAdas. WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mas.
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDEks.

The Coupons Of the Bonds of the cleve-
land, Tuscarawas Valley & Wheeling Rail.
way Co., due July LIST, will be paid on pre-.
sentatiou at the Fint National Bank,
Bridgeport. iyl
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

Ths undersigned has purchased the Drug stor,
on the corner Of Main and TWonty.teeond stIesy
lately occupied by Hugh I. RobSrtl.
Ne d graduate Of the Philadelphia College d
Phar macy, and has the additional qualification
secured BY practical eIpsrenee In his business In
some Of the best Drug Stores In the city.
By strict attention TO the wants Of his patrons
be hopes 10 deserve and receive liberal patronage
Particular and personal attention will be giveu
to compromising Prescriptions. Tho purest nedi-
clnes only being ued.
A full line OF Toilet and Fancy Articles kept
constantly in stock.
Moderate prices charged In al casts.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Tvs cHARLBs MoBHREAoELLER.
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tisn,sT,, =. I have used sANFORDS RADICAL.
CURE FOR CATk1lHH, and It has given perfect
I4tiSlaetlon. 1 have tried almost everything, and
Il q the only thing that has given ms relief I
therefore take pleasure 10 recommending IL nso
70 all afflicted with CAtarth OF AHy kind, and orer
'.'' = " Very truly. W. s. DECKER.
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Points AdJudIeated in the sup
RENE Court OF Appeals sitting
nj wheeling, July 9Th, ISIS.
Joseph Helm Plaintiff,
Joseph Smith, JudSe stal. Defendants.
sYLLABus.

Joseph Smith, judge etal. Defendants.
sYLLABus.
/. A County Court has q discretion TO
grant or refuse certificate for obtaining
. license to retail spirituous liquors &c,
and the action Of the County Court there
10 cannot be reversed upon appeal, writ
OF error or snpersedeas.
2. In such case II the Judge Of Cir.
cult Court grants 4 supersedeas TO the
order Of the County Court. so granting
such certificate and reverses, and annuls
the order with costs; the said actions OF
the Judge and court Is eoram non jadiee
and Of no effect.
8. After the judgment Of the Circuit
Court has been rendered, as well as be-
fore, the person injured by the Judgment
may obtain from the Supreme Court Of
Appeals writ OF prohibition TO restrain
the appellant and the Judge from pro-
ceeding to enforce such judgment.
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DACoN.-chastsr sugar Cured HAms, Virginia
ID Breakfast Bacon, Sugar Cured Should Clear
elde Plain Shoulder, al st current market ntaA
iGll D. @ LEI, j
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RASBY.

The Commune In the Corners
An Attempt TO EquaIize Things
by q Division Of Property-How
II Worked.
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PETROLEUM V. Massey.
Communist, in theory.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
ooMMUaRTIC.

The LsadOn TlaeS Reads q VsFSs % The
Probable EaSeiS Of 3 COmnanISus Oct.
break 10 hsW York.
LONDON, Nay 1l.-Dispatehes from
America reporting approximations Of .
Communlstie outbreak, is attracting A.
tentioB. The general opinion is that Il
will be the wOrse for the Communists.
The Times, editorially, Says: @If, a.
We will not anticipate, the URited
States 10 destined TO 60 through 3 60.
,ial crisis Of this kind, we shall doubt.
less hear again, as we agreed 10 hear
fifteen years ago, q good deal
about the evil effects Of Demo.
cratic institutions. II, however,
Il is o weakness Of institutions like
those Of America, to give tolerant en-.
coursgement 10 ell sorts Of expert
ments In social and political organiz9-
ton, IL is their strength 10 be able 10
surmise them, 10 profit by their sue
cess, and be little the worse for failure.
The fabric Of American society is 80
strong it can sustain with little injury,
shocks which would be fatal 10 weaker
and more frail constitutions. In the
United States, freedom Of discussion
is the safety.valve through which q
great deal of supeIhous political
steam escapes. Americans have
political sagacity enough to
distinguish sharply between intern
perate or even revolutionary speech
aud rebellious action. They have uu.
bounded liberation for the one, but
have never shown any great patience
of the other. We do not doubt, IL they
have TO deal With any dangerous form
of Communism, they will deal with II
effectively. The social fabric Of. the
United StAtes is 90 capable Of success.
fully resisting an attack as that Of any
State In the world.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
3PtssI c-snttnsIsu.
Summit Bentinal.1

D0MWAb aaMhAANAs
rhs time is rapidly approaching for
The meeting OF the Press Convention 10
the city Of VicksbuFg, June BIB, yet we
do not zee suy preparations going for.
ward 10 that end. Il is necessary that
We should meet this year, and have .
full attendance OF the editors, as busi.
ness Of Importance is 10 be transacted.
We would respectfully inquire Of
Brother Holland, editor OF the Holly
Springs Reporter, and President Of the
Association, "What are you going to do
about itT Begin 10 stir up the matter,
and Issue your ukass, telling ne
"lesser lights" the programme You have
adopted, 90 that We . prepare our
selves (Snd our pocket. books) accord.
ingly. We are DESTROYS OF hearing our
young and gifted friend, Will. H. Ker-
nan, read that excellent poem, which,
We know, will be rich In thought and
conception, and hope no untoward cir.
cumstanoes will prevent us from en-
jOying that rare poe.ieal production.
Get things in order, Bro. Holland, 50
that we will know how 10 proceed In
the premises.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
TrustaA'a Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID Ia Trust, executed 10 me by Bryaat
Rushing, on the 3lst day OF October, 1870,
recorded In Deed Book e, page $50, Of the
Record OF Decide Of lssaquena county,
Mississippi, l will, on
Monday, the eth day Of May, 1878,
before the door Of the Courthouse Of shar.
key county, Mississippi, I'm which the
lands conveyed 10 said deed are now stu.
ste between the hours Il 10 am. and 1
p m. Of said day, sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described lands, situated In said ShaTkey
county, to-wit: The south hall OF Section IL,
and the east half OF the northwest quar-.
ter Of Section 20, Township u, Range 9
west being about 400 acres, or 90 much
thereof as shall be sufficient 70 satisfy the
sum Of S3.975, the amount which Will then
be due upon the two obligations In said
trust deed mentioned, maturing kOvem.
Der 10th, 1873. and November 10th, 1874, re-
spectively, which remain unpaid.
EDWARD d. CLARK,
APPS. w.td Trustee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
The sIRnal Service.
A REFoRT FROM THE MILITARY COMMIT
TEE As TO ITs EFFICIENCY,

TIE AS TO ITs EFFICIENCY.
Representative Clark, Of New Jer.
sey, Of the House Military Committee,
10 whom was referred q resolution Of
January last, charging The Signal Ser.
vice with i~neficiency and extravaganza
Of management, and directing N in.
quiry whether this service could not be
consolidated with the coast survey and
the life-saving service with advantage
to the public interest, yesterday sub.
mitted a report 10 the Military Com
mittee. Mr., Clark, after q thorough ex-
animation, finds that the service is both
Efficient and economical B.; that Il is
growing in popularity, as is shown
by the fact that since his Inquiry com.
menced bills for thirteen additional
stations in separate States have been in.
PRODUCED in the House; that, so far as
appears from the evidence, there is no
reason for its consolidation with the
other departments named, and that
while the service is capable If improve.
ment and its extension lie desirable,
and is urged by the chief signal officer,
especially for the benefit Of The farm
ing community, this is impossible with
the appropriation now available. The
Secretary Of War has asked for an APP
preparation OF $4,000. A memorial
signed by representatives of all the
ocean steamship and marine insurance
companies has been addressed 10 Hon,
A. S. Hewitt, asking him 10 favor a
liberal appropriation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

WARRINGTON, May st is under
stood that an effort will shortly be
made to modify the act Of March, 1875,
in regard to the %jettieS, so that the pay.
ments for each depth Of water secured
may bs made pro rata without retain
ing as much as is nov required for
security 10 the Government. It lie
urged that the work 10 now an ascer.
tanned success, and the Withholding Of
90 much of the money earned involves
a needless hardship on the contractors,
The army appropriation bill is ready
10 be reported. 1t contains the provis.
ions OF the banking bill for army re-
organization, with some changes more
favorable to the officers. The number
OF men 10 fixed at 10000 men, aud it
was demonstrated by Mr.. Hewitt in
committee to-day that under the new
methods there would be as many
muskels carried az now, The expenses
will not DO reduced The first year, buI
afterwards there will be an annusI
saving Of flour million dollars.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

The Vicksburg HERALD has an able
editorial captioned, "Is the South too
Solid?" And It intimates she may be
too solid to be dragged before the Jug
gernaut of Northern Democracy in
1880. So say we. Well be If
we are not sick of their sycophancy,
They have played - with our interests
and the National justice due US every
time. They are a close corporation oil
political towards, who fought too little
in the war, aud too much when il was
over. Now we want one Pacific rail-
road against their two. Out upon all
such backers!-LFOrest Register.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

THREE NEGROES SHoT-NoEE KILLED.
Joseph Daniels, q farmer residing IN
The country, got into an alteration a
few days ago with q negro, during
which the negro was shot. Daniels
charged The negro with committing
depredallons on his place, which gave
rise to the difficulty. Mr.. D4nielI at
once gave him-slf up 10 Mala Fox, Esq,
Justice Of the Peace, and after an inves.
tgation, was by him discharged.
On Saturday last Albert Sutton and
10 PurFy got into q quarrel at Neely's
Mill, when Purry shot Sutton central
ly In the forehead with q pistol. The
only damage done was to the bullet,
which was mashed fat, and the skin on
the negrO's head, which was consider.
ably torn. The skull bone was bullet
proOE. Sutton, in turn, shot Purry
centrally In the breast with q musket.
loaded With squirrel shot, but the shot
did not enter the cavity, aud Dr.. Rice
picked IS Of them ont Of his hide. Al
last accounts both nigs were doing
Well.-[Brsndon Republican.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

Or Gov. Briggs, of n massachusetts,, It
10 remembered that for several years
before his death be never wore q collar,
appearing thus unadorned at his le-
wees and on ell public occasions. Few
men knew the strange reason for THE.
He had q neighbor whom he liked ex-
ceedinsly and who was on the way 10
become Q confirmed drunkard. With
this man the Governor demonstrated
warmly, until at last the listener an
swered: II will never drink again II
you will never again wear a collar"
agreed" said the Governor. Each
kept his word the man was saved, and
the Governor paid NJ manner OF atten'
ton to the sometimes sharp criticisms
Of bis apparent csrelessness in dress.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

CINCINNATI is in q fearful old fermenl
over the bonnet question. Some Of
'eM want the ladies to appear bare
headed at the musical festivals. But
1t won't do for the ladies to yield 3 bit.
Once leave of the bonnet and the
bodice would 60 next. And they
would want 'em to appear without their
striped hose before the festival season
was half over-.Ohio State Journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS, while in
Minnesota lately, found himself one
day in q pleasant home, where one OF
the prominent persona was a little girl
eleven weeks old. When Nj. Phillips
rose to 60, he said 10 the mother Of the
little maid IL trust, if l live twenty.
two or twenly.three years longer, l
shall hear of this little one 81 being
Governor of Minnesota why, Mr.
Phillips" exclaimed the lady, "wOuld
you approve Of such g thiogi" Ger
tainly," was the prompt reply, made in
all seriousness. "Why not?'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

A MAN named Josh Was brough. be-
fore o county Squire for stealing a
hog, and three Witnesses being exam
ined, swOre they saw him steal It. A
wag having volunteered his counsel
for Josh, knowing the scope Of the
'Sqiure's brain, arose and addressed
him as follows: MAY it please your
honor, | eau establish this mans hon.
esty beyond the shadow Of 8 doubt, for
| have twelve witnesses who are ready
TO swear that they did not see him
steal It." The Squire rested his head
for a few moments, as If 10 deep
thought, and with great dignity arose,
and brushing back his hair, said: at
there are twelve who did not see him
steal 1t, and only three who did, l dis
charge the prisoner"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

THIS community will deeply sympa.
thize with Judge Norris under the
great sfliction which has visited him.
Miss Kate is q beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, her fathers pride
and the Idol Of his affection.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
CommIssiOner,s Sale.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court Of Warren County,
State Of Mississippi, rendered on the Goth
day OF February, A. d. 1875, in a certain
cause therein peHding, wherein Elizabeth
Earle and Robert ID. Earle were plaintiffs,
and John A. Klein Vas defendant, No.
1889 on the docket OF said Court, the IN.
dersigned Commissioner OF said Court
will, on
Monday, the 10th day Of June, AID. 1873,
on the premises, at or about the hour oi
II O'Clock, noon, sell at public auction TO
the highest bidde', for c sh, the following
lands situate in the city OF Vicksbnrg,
county Of Warren, and state Of Mississip.
pi, to.wit: All Of lots forty-scven az
and forty eight 49, square four a., Upper
Cotton Press Survey, or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to raise the amount
due to said defendant for his priv cipGl and
interest. said lot tOrty.seyen (i1) to be
sold first. }. ". BOURNE,
my7.dltw17.24 3l-lu7 Commissioner.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

DICNIC BAsKETs-For 2S Gents.
l. ap3J LEE RICHARDSON 4 co.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
sOuthsrn National Cemeteries.

CHICAGO, May 1l.-Gen. D. B. Sack
ett, Inspector General Of the Military
Division Of Missouri, haS returned
from Q tour Of inspection among the
National Cemeteries In the South. He
reports finding al the Cemeteries in
Afst rate order.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
i, The 10th day Of June, AID. ISIS,

MAGOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest
IN tho known world. Sample Watch FIRE. 10
WNA0enn. Address, A. CoULTER Co., Chicago.
sep2l.wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
Scientific Billiards.

CHICAGo, Nay 1.-TWO games OF
French carom Of 600 points each, was
played between Jacob SchaefFer and
Randolph Hester; the first was won
By Holster highest rune, ia. 2l4, los.
Schaeher's total score was 202, and the
bast rams "a and so. In the second
game, SchaeRer won In eleven innings,
making Q RON Of 4A2. Heister's total
score was 419, and the highest run 307.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

THE JURGIELEWICZ ANTI-RHEu.
medicine in the country; more Of IL 10
sold than all other Rheumatic Medicines
together, and 1t 10 the most costly Iatsnt
medicine for the price In existence.
II is recommended by all the leading
physicians, and 10 q pure vegetable mix.
lure. Should the patient ind no reliei
from the use OF one or two bottles, be may
feel assured that he is not suffering from
any Of the above diseases, and II will be
OF no use n continue II. Price. 81 81 per
bottle. For sale In Vicksburg, by DR.. X.
0'LeaTy.
FERsI.Ew & CO. Proprietors.
F.. %. Box l4O5,
ieb2l.dEwly.th New Orleans,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
B In HE Account.

CHICAGO, May LA. D. Waldron, g
pEgmlnsnt coal dealer Of this city, and
. most respected man, 10 short in biz
accounts as Treasurer OF the village OF
Hgd0 RaFk, sixty to seventy thousand
dollars. He has been Treasurer I've
yaAFu; gradually became more and
mors Involved 10 business and invest.
menls, 90 that when his term expires,
a6it win 10 . few days, be will be IN
able't 70 ssltle.
Attempted Assassination Of Emperor
ti't William,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

LONDON, May ia dispatch TO
Reuters Telegraph Company from
Berlin, says: aAl 80 o'clock this Of.
ternoon, sc Emperor William was re.
turning from a drive with the Grand
Duchess Of Baden, several shots from
Q revolver were fred st him, in Ave
nue. Inter Der Linden. Nobody was
hurt. The person who fred the shots
Was Arresied,n
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

LEWlsroH, Ne, May 1.-THE State
Central Committee OF the National
Grsenback party has Issued . call for q
State Convention 10 be held 10 this city
Oh Wednesday, June 9th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17


NEw ORLEANS, May 10, II p.m.-Up
to this hour no news has been received
Of the hanging Of Porter Brown al
st. Mary, Sabine parish, which is thir.
" miles from . telegraph station.
Brown was convicted 10 February last
OF the murder Of DR.. w. II. EVans. Il
is stated that Evans had never harmed
or wroBged Brown, but Brown, with
Ben. Goodloe, under pretense OF ar.
resting Evans, took him in charge, con.
Quoted him in the direction Of Sabine
river, and when within about half q
mile of the Sabine town ferry, Evans
being unarmed and his hands tied, they
murdered him and dragged bis body
of, leaving 1t some eighty yards from
the road, robblng it Of all money and
valuablea.
LATER-Porter Brown was hanged o.
81. Mary, Sabine parish, yesterday, a
u o'clock, for the murder Of Dr.
Evans, March 14th, 1871. Brown madl
a full confession, and asked forgive
mas. No excitement and very littlt
sympathy was felt for the doomed man
Brown was calm and collected Of lhI
-honr Of execution.
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