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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16

James Y. wenman, President Of the Department OF
Public ParKs has transmitted TO the Board OF Alder
men the following estimates Tor hs department. Tor
the year 1s59:-
Main.enance and government Of parks and places,
police sasries-captains, surgeon sergeshts.
ac. $1,000 supplies wages, foremen. gardensrs ine-
cuancs &c., S2JJUuU. ZDoio gtcsl dapsftment Sis,uO;
music. Museums Anne rican Nuseuni OF natural
History Metropolitan Museum OF ART $780, sur
vsyiux Isyirg 40, Twenty third and T~sntytonr
wards $4,000; Harlem River bridges SlbuoU msints-
nance, Ac, public places and rosds aud Bronx River
bridges s40 90; repair and rehag the walks fn aud
around ely parks &c si29 s1Oi tor the equpmont and
furnishing the building OF the hetfopoiisan hussam oi
ART. .2J.uUO. 1osal. f605 .yxU.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NoTE.-Letters Intended tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address to
insure attention. Compliments who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
Write only on one side of the paper.-tD. HERALD
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CHARGING MORE THAN Is RIGHT.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The management OF Herr Wilhelmjs concert for
October IL advertised, "Admission, 81; reserved
seats, 90 cents extra. Tickets Rull.
mans Ill Broadway" &c. At this address they re-
fused to take 81 So, which | rendered, for ave
served seats, demanding 81 10 eacn should not the
management omit tins address hereafter, as IL s NOS
true that seats there be had Tor 81 SO cacnf Re-
specially, &C, lNDlGNANE
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BROOKLYN POLICEMEN ON THE WRONG SIDE.
To EDITOR OF THE HEkALp:-
Can any answer the question, Why are TIVE
Brooklyn policemen kept this side OF the river,
the Fulton Jerry house, to stare ladies out
nance The individuals REFER red to about atm.
less In all their movemen&s-when they move all
human beings can be- II they Of any use why
moi let two polite New York officers take their pacest
ANrI-LAZINESS.
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BARCLAY STREET CLoaaED Or.

To THE EDIToR or THE HxRALD-
On either side Of Barclay street. from Wess -
Greenwich, two-thirds OF tho sidewalk IL ocsupieA
with barrels boxes, baskets and all kinds OF pack.
ages OF fruits and vegetables. Passers on are
often Obliged walk through tho middle OF the street.
should De the duty OF the police those
who are guilty OF tins encroachmsntf understand
that tney paid regular stipend keep away aud
not 70 Interfere TAXPAYER.
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GIVE THE PREFERENCES TO NEW WORKERS.
To EDITOR or ARRALD.-
wish 10 say aicw words through your valuaba
paper about the way in which the managers OF Ihs
New York elevated road the workingmen. II
was, cannot be denied, tho poor class who voted
for rapid transit and not tho property holders and
what thanks do they receive? II man makes
application for position their road
tncy inform him they do nothing for him unless
bo procure letters oil recomnen datton from
prominent men-mon VINO mold soIno political sine
cures, In fact and VINO are friends Of the road In.
stead OF giving man q Cnancc who rightly deserves
IT. and who belongs IN Now York, they employ
from Jersey and give 70 them what rgnty belongs TO
those VINO did all IN their power 10 maYe The elevated
SUCCESS, by casting their votes, when called
upon 10 do tor rapid transit. am sure Il was nos
ny any means the man from Jersey helped them
TO build said road. say, give Now YORK man the
preferences, ana not 20 to Jersey TO employ mon.
Senator Eccesnc, III HIS speech at Lion PARK
year ago on rapid transit, SAID that
people who camo from Brooklyn ana Jersey
70 earn living IN New YORK were ntte better than
robbers they TOOK the bread OF the mouths vi
the workingmen OF New YORK, aud here, that very
road Tor winch he was hgntng 30 hard, goes on.
trely against the views oil tho man VINO has always
been friend 10 rapid transit by hiring mostly ali
tneir help from Jersey. The road has not YET
men OF New York once 10 help them pass
thor bill tnrough Congress, ana let them
not DO surprised II tney fail tn have the workingmon
oil New YORK on tneir side tnis tmc; and what
they do then? am sure the men iron jersey viii
avail them nothing. MAKBELLE.
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A DANGEROUS PAVEMENT.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The pavement laid about month ago IN Lexington
avenue, between Eighty fifth and Eghtysxtn streets,
undermined by the last rain, and II It is re-.
paired somebody Will be injured ana the taxpayers
Will have TO stand the verdict +. H. KEDNEY.
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WHOLESOME cHops FOB THE POOR.

To THE EDIToR TUE HKRALD:-
II thore is one spark Of friendship In you for the
poor please tell why he cannot ges good nut
chop veal outlet nowadays for fifteen In
the cheap restaurants no given for that piece
OF 1itny looking. hard, dry aud sometimes putrid
meat, but Tor ten cents more he may get tolerabe
chop or outlet Why there should be difference ~
the qualty cannot sec, unless it DO that the pooU
man Is disposed TO swai0v ANYTHING.
ALEXAN DER ACINCH.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

GALvEsTos, June l5.-A News spe-
cial from San Antonio, says the fol-
lowing dispatch was received at head
quarters this afternoon, dated Laredo,
from Capt, Cunningham in command :
"Have Just seen Gen. Soto, command.
ing on opposite aide. he states that
ell revolutionary parties are broken up
or disbanded for the present, except
Escobedo's, who has q small force about
sixty miles above here near Amale.
He has sent out force to that point,
and expects Escobedo TO cross over into
Texas tonight or Tomorrow. /
sent Lieutenant Fountain with forty
men, last night at midnight to
q point opposite Amale, he will be
there tonight. General Soto gives q
list OF the killed and wounded in the
fight Of the 9tb, as follows: Revolu.
tioniats, killed II, wounded 7, prison
ers %; Government troops lost one
killed and seven wounded; number Of
Revolutionisls engaged l30, Govern
ment troops los. He also states that
Gems. Salinas and Garcia Ayols, Rev.
olulionists, who we're in the fight, are
on this side of the Rio Grande, endeav.
oring 10 reorganlze."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
struck byLIghGnIng.
TIE DANGER OF SLEEPING UNDER A TREE
DURING A STORM.

TIE DANGER OF SLEEPING UNDER TREE
DURING a STORM.
New Orleans Democrat.
In ward No. % Of the Charity Hospital
IA patient named Benjamin L. Burgess,
aged Al years, who is suffering from the
ehects OF Q stroke OF lightning received
Saturday night three weeks ago, near Co.
lumbla. on the 0uachita river, In the parish
OF fCAldWell. This case is Q highly inter-
eating one, the manner In which Burgess
came 10 his injuries being as follows;
Burgess and q number Of men were EN-.
ployed in making shingles. After his days
work on the Saturday evening In question, b,
he found it impossible TO take nights
rest In the open air, owing to the quantity
of mosquitoes and cloudy appearance OF
the heavens, denotlng the approach Of
ram. He accordingly built dre before q
hollow tree TO keep the mosquitoes away,
and sOughtreiuge there from the torthcom-
ing rain. Having enugly enScOpced him.
self within this barky bed, he fell asleep,
and remembers awaking to spread the
fire, after which he recOllects nothing but
coming to consciousness In the middle Of
the next day, feeling quite sore. Not
knowing what had happened him, he, how.
ever, managed 70 crawl out Of the tree,
when he ascertalned from his comrades
that terrific thunder storm had occurred
during the night; that the tree had been
struck by lightning, the upper portion Of
u having been cut Grom the trunk and
gtIewn about on the ground. He again
became insensi0le, and remained so for
four days, when he was brOughtto tte city
and conveyed 10 the Charity Hospital.
The effect Of this electric shock upon the
nervous system OF this once healthy ant
nOyerful man has been terrible, His
fight arm is completely paraly Zed and hil
sense Of hearing entirely gone. Running
along the right side Of bis back is streal
about three inches wide, Of browns
hue, extending from the shoulder to th
bip, no doubt caused by the electric cur
rent. bis attending phy ysiclan 10 sanguin
Uf hls ultimate recovery. This ts the Onl
case Of this ind that has been admitted
the Hospital for some time.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
MARRIED..

GRAHAM-DALEY-Married, on Sat
urday, June 10, at lOa.m., at the residence
Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs, Daley, by the
Rev. j. Il. McManus, Mr.. Cyrus +. GRA-
HAM, Of st.Louis, and Miss KATE A. DA.
LEY, OF Vicksburg.
The attendants we're Mr. Geo. A. Adams =
and Miss Maggie Kennedy. A large mum.
Der Of the BRIDES iriends, and the officers
Of the steamer Capitol City, were present
where a sumptuous banquet was partaken
Of, and after an hour passed pleasantly
the BRIDE and grolm went aboard the Cap
itol City for ST, Louis, WHARF they will
make their future home. Our best wishes
20 with them. W.H,B.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
FN3|Hts6argEqall


A msnk, While pFaygng By tie early light,
Within his cell the saViOuT's presence
And bending down in reverence a5d
ave,
Gave alteration for the blessed slght.
Hal eaen d he apoke Do heard tie bell
=RuHg BY srms earl eT beggaF, who did
70 eaIs admlssanee By Ihe WsYsids gate
Asa 81 be rose stFaigbtway and left bic
cell.
And lOl when he returned some rest to
gain,
The blessed Visitant was still bic guest,
Who thus In loving voIds the monk ad'
dressed:
"YOu have done well, but II you did re-
main
when bldden hence, should have left
the place,
And you would nevermore behold my
face"
-lRlchard White, In Boston Pilot.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
0nr MunIcIpnl EIectIon.

The New Orleans Democrat, OF the
9th, makes the following good-nstured
comment on our recent election:
now 4 "sCRUB RACE" ~ y!cKsBuRG
BNDRD. ...
Vlcksburg, last week, ep ,yed lHe pleas.
ure Of 9 genuine scrub race ior city Uthces,
the hrst sInee the war. There were no
party nominations whatsoever: Indeed, no
nominations OF any kind, not even a "citi'
sens' J" or "peOple'sr ticket in the teld.
The candidates simply announced their
names and their candidacy 10 the papers,
and ''rann on their own merits and pOpu'
larity. The consequence, OF course, was
an immense army OF candidates in the
field. There were no less than eight gen.
wanted the City MaTshalship, and nine ap-
plicants for the position Of Wharf and Har'
Dor Master.
As Vicksburg boasts OF a very large ne.
gro population-at least half the voters OF
the town are cOlOred-lhis election was
watched with much interest by the white
citizens, who were desirOus Of seeing now
the negroes would vote in an election Ike
this, where party was altogether sunk
and where score OF candidates WeI'
eagerly bidding for the coloTed vote
The result was lar more eaLhldctnI
than any one looked forward TO. 10.
ticket elected is undoubtedly an excel
lent one, and for its election the negrOe
are largely responsible. With but lev
exceptions they supported the best me-
and cast their votes intelllgently and sen
sibly. Whites and blacks affiliated poli;
cally, and the election was quite fraterna
10 lts character. Little money was spent
disturbances were altogether unknown
aud yet an unusually large vote-2,UVJ-
was polled.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
DIED.
SECTIONS REPORT

Otthe City Of Vicksbur0, for the 1eek ending
Monday, the 10Th day Of June, A.D. 1878,
at IL O'Clock N.
June 3-Armstead whitlOck, colored, 4s
years, apoplexy, Warren county.
June 4-6eOrgle S. Folkes, 2Years day,
marasmus. Vicksburg, 4th Ward.
June 5-Jessie PRnnell, year ] month
days, chslera lnfantum, NicRsburg, 4th
Ward.
June CD. b. Patrick, 4j years, verdict
OF the jury, "died Of apOplexy," Nicks'
burg, Ain Ward,
June T-Wm. Dixon, q years, hung in
the Warren County Jail yard.
June I'M. J, Conway, 81 gears months,
consumption, Vicksburg, Sd Ward:
June l0-Frederick L. Allen, ! year
months, teething, Vicksburg, 80 Ward.
A true copy: J. Q. ARNOLD, Sexton
Q. T. WOODBURY., N. D., Health Officer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Read this Card from
OAK HALL, BOSTON.

NEW GUIDE FOR sELF.MEASCRE.
~ MCMILLAN, simple, and accurate.
Perfect ft and satisfaction guaranteed,
und % per cent. saved. OAK HALL Is
the oldest established ClO' thing House in
AmeIieal
HAMMOCKS.-We are importers and
wholesale dealers in Hammocks Retail
price, $2.1j eacn. On receipt Of 81. - viii
send by mail, pOstagt paid.
Full size U. $. A nlckel.plattd Rem!ns.
ton REVOLN ERS, with 100 Cartridges,
sent express paid 70 any part ci the c0Ip'
try IN receipt 0t s. 90.
THE BOSTON SHOOTING SClT-Firs,
prize, silver medal. over all competitors
made only by &. W simmer h son. Each
garment s,ampeo, sent 10y mail or ex'
press, 10 any address. Complete suit, $li.
illustrated CiFcu ar, with samp'es, sent
free. English Rugby Footballs, Military
Goods, White TrO .sers, Band Uniforms
Base Ball and Bicycle suits. Address
CIV. SIMMONS l. son, Oak Hall,
my3l, jsl4, %, jyl2w Boston. Mass.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
BRYAN'S
ElectTo-VOltAiO and Magnetic Appli
ances. Belts and Bands for SelfCur

They restore the nervous and deblitated,
impart new life and strength 10 the waning
organism, encircle the body with electric
and magnetic influence, and imbue the sys.
TEN with constant VitaliZing current.
They offer a speedy cure, without medi-
cine, for all diseases that arise from a loss
Of vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
ney disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness, etc. Price, 81 and upwards.
Illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., li7 East 18Th
Street, New York. myhwly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Executors Notice.

LETTERS OF EXECU-
w torship on the estate Of John A. Nc.
Neill, deceased, were granted 10 the un.
lersigned, on the 30tb day Of May. AID.
1878, by the Honorable (hancery Court OF
Warren county, stateof Mississippi: NV
ell persons having claims against the 60.
tate Of said decedent, aye hereby request
ed TO exhibit the same within the time
limited by law, Cr ;be Same will be barred
jtl3-dltwlm E.s. BUTTS, Ex'r.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Mezlean Claims.

WAsHlNGToN, June lj.-Ths Confer
ence Committee Uu Mexican Claims
agreed that the President may, as
matter OF courtesy 10 Mexico, on her
request, rehear the La a bra and We'll
cases. It 10 expressly declared that
this action is not to be regarded as an
expression Of opinion regarding the
rightfulntss Of the clsiLs,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Rismarck ana co,,schakoa,

LONDON, June 1.-THE Berlin cor.
respondent of the Post says Prince
Bismarck looked much aged in conse.
Quence Of wearing white beard instead
of moustache as formerly. Prince
Gortschakotr leans heavily on his stick
and moves with much difficulty. lie
10 greatly changed his face is wan and
emaciated.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
RBsEMBLANCE.
"a woman muses., whom the world be-
lisVts happily betrothed.l

"a woman muses., whom the world be-
lieVtS happily betrothedl
Some chance has woven across my bFows
and hair
AShadowy alm Of semb!anco, vaguely
worn,
To her whose languid and implaca'le
Feeds his despair.
And 1. being alone because Of this
slmllltude, with borrowed beauty
shine,
lips 70 mine,
am faint for bliss.
With tears have often called him some
grand name,
And wound both arms about him, whis.
The passionate language that he hears,
with fartive shame
For through lntuitiVe vision descry
Truth, evidenced by no CLEAN Ol out
Hook within bis spirit, and there di.
lts dreary lie!
Ah, bitter indeed this gift mus,Always be;
since then | have felt stern anguish
(whO shall dOuDt!)
seeing all his lie reach arms Oi yeaFn
ing out,
Though MT towards me.
And in my desolate thoughts wildly
"Ah, Godl'o have had love bear slct
bitter fruit!
To be this mskesAli:, proxy srG s.1-;i
iute,
Yet love on, and no! die"
-lEdgar Fawcett In Baldwin's Monthly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Lnhorarn, Tronhlsa 10 canada.

OTTAWA, June l5.-Unemployed Ia.
borers made threatening demoustra.
tions, but no violence.
QUEBEC, June l5-The laborers on
Government works, street railway,
gss-works, and different mills and
workshops, returned to work. More
ringlesdars Of the riots we're arrested.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES - -(Nine
= weekly ), begin llth July, 1873, and end
lllh September. Have proved Of signal
use-lst, TO students who design to pursue
their studies at this or other Law.school; ;
I'd, to those who propose 70 read privately
and Sd, 20 practitioners who have not had
the advantage of systematic instruction.
For circular, apply (P. U. University Of
Va. to JoHE b. MINOR, Prof. Com. and
Stat, Law. mY3l.wlm
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ceiyed by the Board Of supervisors Of
Warren county, until y o'clock, on Non
day, the lst day Of July, 1873, for the care
aud maintenance OF the County Poor, 81
the County POOF.ht use, for one year-lhe
contractor 10 have the use Of the County
Poor.hOuse and Grounds, and bids NAY be
made at 90 much per head, and ct 90 much
per annum, In the aggregate; and the
Board reserves the right 70 accep. or re.
iect bids, In their discretion.
Il. h. ARTHUR, Prest.
jel4, 10, I6, %, SOAw2l
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thos. j. Baker and wife, record
ed in the Chancery Clerks office OF war
rem county, In Deed Book Xxx, pages !,
., and 9, we, or either Of US, will, on
Tuesday, the Cd day Of July, AID. 1878,
at the east door Of the Courthouse, In
Vicksburg, within the hours prescribed by
law for sherihs' sales, proceed TO sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lot OF land
In said city, to.wlt: Fronting lOo feet on
the west side Of the extension Of Cherry
street, and running back between parallel
lines the full depth of the block, being all
Of Lot Number One, In plat laid OF by
searles 3 Vernon for Mrs. Ann Lum, be-
ing the same property cOuyeyedG Wy Frank
lin May berry and wife to Thos. j. Baker,
except ten feet conveyed 70 Mrs.. Sallie X
| shearer. HAMILTON WRIGHT,
d. MCNAMARA,
! Trustees.
! N, Marshall, Attorney, jel-dlt-wtd
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
LIST OF PRxzRs.

Whole Tickets, E2i Hall TIckels, St.
Remit by Post Office Money order, regis.
tered letter, bank draft or express. Full
list or drawing published 10 Louisville
CouFier-J OuTnal and New York Herald,
and mailed to all ticket.holders. For tick.
ets and information, address COMMON
WEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO., or 7. j,
C0MMERFORD, Secretary. CourieT.Jour
nal Buildings, Louisville, Ky.
je 10 10 % 26 %: jyl2469 II l3 IL Is 20 70
"a % y; w.jel5 %; iy4 II s25
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
DRUNKENNESS CURED, 54e 3 s.:i': ;.i3:

IOT LlQuUr, WING OF bttF, IDTtVtT UtbIVy'
ed by the use Of Dr. D'USGER's accidental
discovery Of 'be beneficial properties 0l
Cmch5HG. Not patent medicine. Drug
gists always nave il. The worse the case
The more certain the cure, Wives and
daughters, reclaim your husbands and
brothers. irculAr tree. CHARLES ).
FRANCIS \ GO, - NcT:u Clark street,
Chicago, H. uy!i'"5n
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

THE JURGIELEwICZ ANTI-RHEU.
1 matte Mixture 10 the most popular
medicine in the country; more OF II is
sold than all other Rheumatic Medicines
together, and II is the most costly patent
medicine tor the price in existence.
1t Is recommended by all the leading
physicians, aud 10 a pure vegetable mix.
ture. Should the patient lind no relief
from the use Of one or two bottles, be may
feel assured that he 10 not suffering from
any OF the above diseases, and 1t will be
OF no use 70 continue II. Price, 81 80 per
bottle, For sale in Nicksburg, by DR.. Il.
O'Leary.
FERsLEW & CO., Proprietors,
20. Box l4OG,
ieb2l.dkwly.th New Orleans,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Arrival OF ColoTed Emigraats at Ii
IBERIA,

CHARLESTON, June II "A csbie
special from the News and Courier's
correspondent, dated Sierra Laone,
May 10th, via MADEIRA to-day, an
nounces the arrival at the former place
Of the bark Azore, which sailed from
Charleston April 2lsi, with 250 me-
groes for Llvoria. There was much
suffering on the voyage, water having
become short. snip fever broke out
aud 23 died. The rest were in good
spirits al having eachtd Africa.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

TIE earnings of twenty.fOur West.
ern railroads the first four months Of
The year aggregated S26, 6,4l04l9 as COM
pared with s23s23, ,564 the fret four
months oflS77, which shows On in'
crease Of f2.SS8,9l5,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

PREHDESTIAL elections should not
be held oitener than once in six years.
1t takes four years TO unearth the
frauds connected with one.-LN. o.
Picayune.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Trnsteo,s Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST
ID dated April y, 1873, and recorded in
the thancery Clerks office Of Warren
county. Miss, in Deed Book 80 D." pages
IS and 81, will, on
Tuesday, the I'd day of July, AID. 1878,
before the Courthouse door at Vicksburg,
in said county, within the hours prescrib d
by law for sheiiI,' sales, proceed TO sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the land in said decd OF trust de-
scribed, to-wit: All that part Of Lot Mum.
Der one, in said city Of Nicksburg, as laid
down on plat made by Vernon & Searles
for Mrs. Ann Lum, as described in deed
from Mary +. Mayberry and Franklin
Mayberry to Thos. j. Baker, dated April
"a, ISL. and recorded In said CLERKS Cnice,
In Deed Book "JJ," pages GA, 0ij and GAG
except ten feet sold TO Mrs. Sallie H.
sheaTer,
u, iRTAhRIl, Attorney. jsl'GItWi6
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Fruit Jars.


NFAsON's sELF.sEALING JARS;
M Gem SelEsealing Jais;
Glass Jars, Wax.gealing;
Tin Fruit.cans, WHx-seaing
All the above, one and two quR't
Jelly Jars;
Preserving Kettles, $ 10 - quart;
Sealing Wax,
my2fdSw LEE RICHARDSON S Co
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
BARNES HOTEL,
Mississippi City.
NEW MANAGEMENT.

AAAA3@A AaAAA
WE Rave LEASED BARNES HO-
w tel for I've years. II 10 the finest
Hotel Building on the Gulf Coast. Ac-
eommodatiOns for Eve hundred persons.
Never has been q case Of yellow Fever at
this place. Bathing and Fishing unSur-
passed. Billiards, fen.pins, and all other
Amusement for Ladies' and Children. A
full Brass and String Band. Magnificent
Picnic and Encampment Grounds Of Of.
teen acres. Live Oak Shades, and Syringe
Of Pure and sulphur Water. Bathing and
Fishing privileges FREE OF CHARGE.
Barnes Hotel will be hrst-clAss 10 every
respect.
TERMs-Per Day, $3.50; per Week, SIS;
per Week inc. .oss than four weeks {l2.
CHAS. 4. SMEDEs,
lNO. L. ROWLAND,
je9.d&wlm PropTietOrs.
DIVORCEg in any STATE without mn
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

DIVORCES, In any state, without pub.
- liciiy. send stamp for the law.
my24W3m. q. X. BINS, Chicago.