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BAYOU SARA

BAYOU SARA
BAYOU SARA sFMt- WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
H-T. FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO,
kf5ssaaagltssssta Hermitage, Port Hudson LQbdel's
- Store. Baton Rouge, Pladuemine and
post0fflee landings Steamer
GOV. ALLEN.
J. j. Brown, muster, s. 8. streek clerk,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY Mt 8 U. M.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage Hpplv on board or TO
J. u. CABIN, II Tchoupitou rs st.
iy8t JANNEY h WORK, 100 Common st.
REGULAR SEMI " EEKLY Bayou SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
rw. = FOR B * { 81 Fl SARA, WATERLOO
lasaazsg# Hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton
$500 Rouge. Pladuemins and way land.
OUACHETA BELLE.
In place Of the John W. CannonI.
John O. Ldbano, master, Thomas Howard. clerk,
Leaves Is above. returning down the COT at
svery MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board Or to
IORD b M0PEAKE. 4s Carnp street..
au7g o. @. WAYNE. 106 grayisr street.
F. H.-The st. John having been laid up. the
OUA0HITA BELLE will attend to all Of her
'''''' EXCLUSION.
FARE FIVE DOLLARS-Good for passage
on steamer OUACHITA BELLE. leaving New
Orleans SATURDAY EVENING, and return
ing on steamer JOHN W. CANNON. arriving
Sunday evening.
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RTEAMH BOATS.
OHIO RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY August 9. Mt B D. M.
gsEs = FOR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE
hSEksh Evansville Henderson, Shawnee
- town, Paducah. Cairo. Memphis, and
all intermediate points-The new and superior
passenger steamer
PARIS q. BROWN.
J. V. Reynolds. master. G. G. Young, clerk
will leave ms, above. For freight or passage ap-
w =" ''f D. C. WAYNE, ion Gravfer street.
]. r. DOUGLAS, t0G Gravier street
Passengers ticketed through to all Eastern
cities MI reduced RITES jY2e
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pkae water n gurtiH4-G doz brootns M Me5faw4@a
hbls whisky Rodsr~2 do eaak beer Fl @ Ronnsll
--24 tk gs butter w Fl Holmes 10 do Nelson Zoo
81 do q Fl Lawrence &gU-1 pkEs mdss Yale Bow
ling-g do Hev Geo AlIen-sundries 10 ordsr-Total
g6 bales cotton
MoRuAH'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail.
ROAD
July 2T--49 sacks potatoes n 2 Sevn---e5 do A n
Laine--gT do 90 hides L surle Aoo--4 pkg do
bales moss John Calder 3 do J Boutg-6 sacks po-
tatees l. Bbblet- 81 head cattle Eeryat---2l do z
FFilot-subdriss to order
From Tndianpla-Per steamship Haran----9 bHies
cotton Danneel &o1- sacks wool @ st L & " o
r. II .T35 head sheep Panl Estebsu---Total bales
cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
July aT-22 bales hay to II Gr0ebel
MEMORANDA.
Capt Miunt of the bark Wild Hunter, reports whsn
50 miles w w from Tortugas spoke three mased
schooner Lille Fau kenberg from Mobile bound 10
Cuba; captain dead and mate dying from fever
navigator wac wanted hnt Can't Minot had no one to
Hend Ospt Miuot reports that he could only see
three men on board the schooner.
NOTTCB TO MARINERS
The fog whistle at West Chop Vineyard Haven
has been cold and il to % removed.
LAUNUHED.
At Bath Me, july a. shtp Eclipse, Of 1894 tons
burthen viii load ioe for Calcutta
FAST TRIP.
The steamer Acapulco, Olapp. which arrived yes.
tterday from Aapinwal left there July 10, making
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WHARF IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. J
City Hall.
New Orleans, July %. 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until MONDAY, July 20. 1873. a. Ii
o'clock q. M. for the sale to the city Of TEN
WHARF IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
iy24 I'd j. O. DENIS. AdmlnistratOr.
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FAST TRIP
The steamer Acapulco Oapp. which arrived yes.
terday from Aspinwall, left there July 10, making
the passage In days 90 hpurs which IL claimed TO
be the latest time ever recorded by propeller
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nTAEHITA RIVER.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEN.
DENT PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, August 3. Mt 3 ..
r. FOR OUACHtTA CITY, TRBN-
AtRshssszalkktsE ton, Monroe. Columbia. Harrison
- burg. Trinity and all intermediate
landinss-The now and very light draft
steamer
ID. STEIN,
J. M. Tindel, muster,
making MI the usual connections with the
tributaries. For freight or passage apply on
board or to 4. J. WINBUHN, Agent
iy2e 81 Natehez street.
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apONALBsONvELLE.
RAILROADS.
DONTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY
Depot at the head of Elysian Fields street,
near the Levee Third District.
aims viii leave ns follows

same day 20 cents Children under twelve
years 10 cents. Fare to Gsnhlly Is cents each
wa
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The fog whistle at West Chop, Vineyard Haven,
has been cold, and il to q removed.
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EAST TRIP.

IAUNUHEps
At Bath Me july a. shtp Eclipse, Of 1894 tons
burthen. Will load os for Calcutta.
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without violence. concerned Status quo removed !:
gee that positive Instructions are sent to Augur
about StdtW quo Ask President whether posse
executing process court would be justified in
"'oi'0'"'"s' ''''7''' FIT. NICHOLAS.
i. A. WIBTH.
WASHINGTON, March g. 1877. . D. m.
Gov. Nichols, New Orleans:
Sent your dispatch concerning Augur's con-
struction to the President. He replied through
messenger that II would be all right when Au-
CUR saw our dispatch authorized b < h BbRKE.
WASHINGTON. March 8. 1877, 3 .. m.
Gov. i, T. Nichols, New Orleans
replied to President that Gen. Augur would
less It came to him through official channel-
and l urged the President that inaamuch as
Is do ha H39nr he 81 W sen
of the, dispatch authorized by him to be sent to
The President sent me word he would attend
to 1t, but in his own way. e. A. BURKE.
WASHINGTON, March 8. 1877.
To Coy; F. T, NICHOLS, New Orleans:
said: Tell Nichols for me to go slow" explain
ing that Hayes would have great difficulties to
overcome. but that your matters appeared to be
working In right direction.
Gen. sherman said that Anger would not in
terfere with execution process OF court. r-nrr
WASHINGTON. March 3, 1877. 4:s0 D. m.
To Gov f. I. Nichols, New OrleHns:
Gen. sherman says he will promptly forward
copy If the statement authorized by the Presi-
dent IL the President indorses it to him. but he
will not place a construction upon the PreSi-
E. A. BURKE.
WASHINGTON d. G March 8, 1878.
To Governors Nichols and Wilt:
Best informed believe Hayes and friends In
tend fulfill assurances. Much apprehension at
tack on S ate House. Almost universal opn-
ion here bloodshed provoked by us would be
cause for charge violation peace agreement
and would so tntlame North make 1t imposslb Bile
Hayes fulfill agreement his friends. Generally
believed your government not ba dis turbed, but
gradually established when Hayes government
becomes organized and that your wisest policy
is to gradually strengthen through support
courts, people and non interference Of military
and finally to defend your government. If de-
ceived.. 1t is expected Packard will perish for
"'''' NEW ORLEANS. La. March 1877.
To z. 4. Burke. Willards Hotel, Washington.
The revenue bill will be disposed Of by Tues
day; However adopted. you viii be appointed.
VIII make appointment or appointments soon
as bill signed. viii need you here. and you
~ f. T. NICHOLS.
WASHINGTON, March 8. 1877.
To Gov F. T. Nichols. New Orleans. La:
. 10 Whom shall deliver documents and in
ton here2 | recommend that you designate
one person solely, as authorities now complain
too many persons protesting TO represent Lou
isfana affairs. VIII leave soon as receive vo,lr
reply. E. A. BURKE.
New ORLEANS. March l. 1871
IL. A. Burke, Wizards Hotel, Washington
I designate Penn. Telegraph fully as to nre.
+. 7. NICHOLS.
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r. L. GIBSON,
i. A. BURR T.,
T.. J. ELLIS,
WIN. M. LEVY.
NEW ORLEANs. March 3. 1877.

NEW ORLEANs, Maroh 3. 1877,
To T.. A. Burke. r. l.. Gibson n. J. Ellis ar VIM.
Levy Wizards Hotel, Washington, D. g.:
Augur has telegrnphed for further inslruc-
tions: CONSTITUTES order that ns far rs 81 II ap-
pointments. when possession given and taken
without violence concerned status quo removed !:
gee that positive instructions are sent TO Augur
about stdtu quo, Ask President whether posse
executing proceFs court would be justified in
overcoming resistance. -
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WASHINGTON, March 9. 1877.

Gov. r. r. Nichols. New Orleans:
The President repeated to us last night that
the orders preserving the stdtu quo are Mt an
end. Does Gen .Augur understand instrue-
lions as we do. We go President at eeyen with
Pitkin's dispatch, which says upon authority Of
Howe Logan and others that the Presidents
Instructions In no manner changes. modifles
or affects stdhJ quo.
Valuable hours passing away II any doubt
there why not advise US. -
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iv2s lot
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have been received by Ausnr at o'clock We
are looking for Sherman. who about o'clock
said orders had been sent :. st..,a.,,.
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i. r. NICHOLAS.
J.. A. WILTH.
WASHINGTON, Marc

WASHINGTON, WHfCh T. 1871. .. m.
Gov Nichols. New Orleans:
Sent your dispatch concerning Augur's con-
struction TO the President. He replied through
messenger that II would be all right when Au-
CUR saw our dispatch authorized by him.
r. A, BURKE
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Louisiana Jockey club-eprlng Meet.


Louisiana Jockey Club-epEing Meet.
ing.
NAV ORLEANS, April 2c.-FIrst race,
hurdle, mile heats, over iour hurdles
purse $3.50, second horse sjO-DalgaSian 2
!, j; Risk !, 2, 2; Jim Hinton 3, ., r. u
Redding FELL at the fourth hurdle. Time
81, 1:blH l:5k. The fret heat was WOE
BY Q head, the second heat BY q head, the
last heat BY two lengths. In the last two
heats DalglsIan led from the start 10 the
hnish. In the pool on the track, Reddlng
SO, RIsk 0lB, Dalgasian Sll, Jim Hinton 50;
after drst heat, Risk SO, Dalgasian $40;
Jim Hinton So: af.er second heat, DalgA'
sian $50, RlSk S32.
Second race. Pickwlck stakes. mile heats
for 3.year olds, SIS entrance +. 2. with
$500 added, second horse Sl0O. eight en-
trieB-FTed Rice 4, L; Capt ErhaTd 3, /,
2; Mollie Merrill 3, 8, K. o.; Kelley's Pat
Maloy colt, 4, 2, X. .. Time l:4S, l:494
l:51K. FIRST heat won by two lengths, the
second by a nose, the third by elk lie ngths
Pool on track: Rlcs $s5, Nollie Merrill SO
Pat Maloy colt $40. apt. Erbard s3i; after
second heat, Rice SIS, krhard SAL.
Third race, two miles, for all ages
purse $3.50, second horse S50-seven start
ed, Typhoon won by length and half
beating Henry Owings, Judge Hancock
Ambush, VerEidrls, Belle OF Topeka, ant
verdlgrls led for q mile and . quarter
when TyphOOn went 10 the front and WoI
easily, Pool on track: Ambush $40, Ty
phoOn $500, Yerdlgrls $40, Judge Hancocl
S?6 Zephyr and Henry Owlr So In held S4S
Weather pleasant, attendance iair, tract
10 good condition, Races continue Tues
| daY,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26


The Pbilade phia Record wants 10 know
why 1t is that staieaBanship has failed
hitherto 70 improve the Industrial capacity
Of the American people by making proVis-
lon for mechanical schools or agricultural
colleges VI agricultural colleges there
are many already scattered through the
states, for whose support more OF lees ade.
quate pEOVlsiou has been made. They
have had the Government grants Of public
lana turned over TO them 10 maHy cases,
and IN all or nearly all they have also
aIawn an annual appropriation from the
STATES IN which they are respectively sit
uated. There are nevertheless very few
OF them that, as Agricultural colleges,
properly so.called, are In 9 houTishlng
condition. In all or nearly all practical
instruction In the science OF agriculture
10 subOTdinated 70 the usual cuFTi ulun
Of . collegiate education. There are two
reasons for this: In the hTst place our
young men do not take kindly TO sgTicul'
luIe as profession, and next, there are
very few openings for the employment Of
trained agTiculturists Is managers OF lar d.
ed estates. Indeed, as rule, estates are
80 much cut up with us that the number OF
large ones held BY pT0pTietOrs willing and
able TO pay handsomely for the services OF
a skilled iaTmer.manager 10 very rev. A
country born youths to DRIFT toward the
great cities Tor the sake OF toe attractions
they present, and, as Young men are apt 70
imagine, the greater opportunities Oirapid'
ly acquiring fortune. In respect TO what
toe Record calls mechanical schools that
| 10 TO say, schools where The youth Of city
may acquire at least a rudimentary klowl.
edge Of the mechanic aTts-there Is un.
doubtedly wide field that might be oren.
Cd TO them with advantage. The technicsl
schools that are established abroad, and
particularly those Of France ard Germany,
are among the best Of their kind. In Lon.
don the schools OF design that have been
organized since the first "world's fairn
was held there rave worked wonders In
the way OF imprU ing the artistic taste OF
the people and the quality md beauty OF
the manuiacIured Iabrics and waTes.
Something Of lhis kind has also been or.
ganized In Boston, and thus far with fair
success. The Coope' Institute, In New
York. 10 also working In the came dlrec.
tiOB, and inStTuc ion In the art Of design,
90 well 80 rudimen AIRY knowledge Of the
science and practice OF mechanics might
form 20 advantage u part Of our public
school education.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
6MDREsbataEala
aoaa o. TN aRAss.


]. =. EVenisg POstl
PoeDl psssl Psepl peep
Sew i bFsak ny WlateT's sleeps
WaW n aIleaee win ny way
N5nwaFa ta he llRht OF day.
TkFough ths dead yet fragrant maSs
0fths last years. taa gled grass,
d bY ever random stone,
Un. 81 ever tree O'eTblOwn,
~ the bTushy fences side,
Where Young ViOlsts luIk and hide,
Ian eoniBg every where,
Ger the earth all brown and bare.
Peepl peep! peep peep!
10 The bellows waIm and deepi
On the bleak and breezy hill,
In the ien.lands damp and chill,
RouK d old e n bstt ntS worn ard gTsy,
CFumbllng Ike the dad away;
WheTe the little children sleep,
fOflly, tendeTly peep.
By the roadside, fresh and clean,
], the grass. am springing green
lomiBg, eomirg everywhere
Making ell the brown earth fair.
Peep! peep p eI peep!
Greet me as upward creep,
Greet me gladly, gratefully;
fummeT's faithful herald !,
Kindly 10 my tender spears
Bend, and lind attentive ears,
While whisper sweet OF flowers,
While tell OF summer showers,
PTOsphesy Of golden grain,
And OF loaded autumn vain,
Greet me gladly, for In me
Prophet true Of good you see,
Coming, coming. everywhere,
O'eP the earth all brown and bare.
AUGUSTA MOORE.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
To the Pe opIe Of yaIssIssIppl

THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSION.
i ed 70 the state OF Mississippi at large,
as General Representative OF the Honor.
able Board Of Managers OF the Lee honu.
ment A AssOclatiOn," and thereby author.
lied 20 solicit and receive subscTip'
tlons and contributions to aid IN
erecting an Equestrian Statue Of GEN.
ROBERT v. LEE on the capitol grounds
at Richmond, Virginia, hereby appeals to
the generous people OF Mississippi, and 10
all who a mlre genius, courage, patriot
lem, public virtue and private worth, 10
send forward their contributions, individ.
ually or In collections, TO the undersigned,
care OF the Misslssipii Valley Bank, oi
Vicksburg, Mississippi. The statue 10 In.
tended tO be a work Of Art, worthy
az once of the man whose virtues 1t Is II
commemorate; Of the heroic armies Of
which he was the leader, and Of the gener.
Gus people by whom II 10 TO be erected. II
Is TO stand In front Of the capitol OF the late
Confederate Republic, and Of that ancient
Commonwealth Of which he was q native,
which was the chief theatre Of his fame,
and In whose lOsOm his hOnored remains
now repOse Let II never be said that the
people Oi Mississippi tsltered 10 such a
| Q use. CHAs b, FURLONG,
General Representative Of Lee Monument
Association.
State papers can assist the work by pub.
llsiug the foregoing 6-tf
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
stssmeTs for the Conveyance oi
British Troops.

LOSDoN, April 20.-The Central News
says the Indian Government have charter.
ed Eve steamers for the conveyance Oi
trOOps from India, three Of which are
taken for three months, their primary des-
fInatlon being Port said. The other two
are engaged for two months; they are the
stasaph, q celebrated Austrian steamer OF
& h0l tons buTthen, capable Of Transporting
B'000 men, and the Nankin, Of $3.50 tons,
espable OF carrying full regiment. The
IJnlted Service Gazette Weekly, Issued TO-
dav. says that 1t has good reason for
stating that there will be strong com:
bined Channel and baltic meet lormeo
during tbs DeSt two months
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

THE indications now are the Senate
will be composed, after the 4lh of
March, OF fOrty.four Democrats, thirty
one Republicans, and one Independ.
ent, giving the former a majority OF
twelve, and only.seven short of two.
thirds msjority.-IJ Jackson Clarion.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
THE telephone has been adopted b

TIE telephone has been adopted By
the Chinese, the telegraph being use
less, 40 they have no alphabet. Five
hundred miles have already been spok'
en- over in China. II would be very
singular If we should receive back
from the Chinese suggestions for the
practical use of the telephone-which
would, however, only be another Illus
tration OF the proverb that Necessity
ls The mother Of invention" aud also
Of application. 10 these days oI
scientific surprises and sudden reversal
Ofrelatlons such q result is not alto
geiher beyond the bounds Of probabi!i
tV,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
BOSE TWEED As A MARTYR.

New York Graphic
1 have known MF. Tweed for q long
time, ana there can be no question about
hie religious feeling No matter what
prssalng business might call his attention.
thrss timee day, 81 regular tnterVals,
have seen him leave evefy thing Tor bis Bi-
BILE and prayer.bOak. He was an Episco-
palian. Miss FitEgerald'O Reeolleetions.
SWhy did thsy put this man IN jsllr'
Aaked little James, 81 breakfast time;
@Thls piOus man, 20 old and pale,
The same.as II he'd done crime"
WAlas,' the father answered him,
"He lO0k some money, don't you know :
Some twenty milllona OF II, Jim,
They cay the city records show"
GWhoss mOsey did hN took. you sayl7
WWhy, 'tWs The peoples, Jimmy, dear"
ssDId tklfe good old man bis tru,t betTay 70
ayes, jim, he stole for twenty yeGTp
WHOw muchp $50 much II truined him!
And II you'd counted what he stole
Ten dollars every minute, Jim,
'IWOuld take seven years 10 count tie
wholelo
"Oh myl why didn't they hang him then
You know they gobbled Jerry crate
And cent him 70 the IalAnd when
he hooked that pair Of shoes for Kate !"
''James. don't talk SlaBgl This william
Tweed
Didn't run the risk that Jerry ran
Steal shoes, and you're thief Indeed,
Steal millions, and you're gentleman
"And then the Boss was generous
He pTAc;ieed what his slandeEers preach
gtOod by bis pals through all the muse
And never bowed till they had peach
ed.".
"ThereI Don't talk SlaDg, paPal But,
hka virtue 70 conceal
A little bit Of what you steaig'
"W.0.ll-y.a.s-it--is-- poplar thing"
'sThen, pa, pll learn 10 rob the State
I'll be . member Of Ring"
'sNo, childl Tweed met an awful fate;
He got found out that was hls crime
Then lawyers teased the jaded soul
Like buzZafds, aud, With cheek sublime,
Took almost all Of what be STOLE"
"They didi The lawyers didi And
What prison caught the plunderiDs
bandW
HWhy, nonei The lawyers hold the keys
OF every Jail In all the land"
1.-THE lawyers dOi What lucky men!
They steal their thousands and 80 frees
"Oh, pa, pll be lawyer, thenl
That 10 the bully cheese for meP
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

THE valedietory Of the Louisville
Courier-J Journal 10 the Kentucky Leg.
islalure, is as follows: "The Legisla-
ture has adjourned. Thank heaven,
the power Of q mischlevous body for
mischief has passed away forever"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, s.; Quar-.
ters, 81 80; Ii Tickets, 500; S3K Tickets,
$500; 81 Tickets, $500.
TOhicial lists OF pTawiRg will be sent
gratis to all bu! ers, and will also be pub.
lished iu Louisville Courief-Jcurnal and
New York Herald.
Money cab be sent by Mail, Postal UT.
der, Registered Letter, Express or Draft
payable to Commonwealth Distribution
20. All orders for Tickets and applica-
ton for agencies should be addressed TO
OMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
CO., or TO T. j. c0MMFRFORD, Sec:eia
~, CourieTJournGl Building, Louisville,
Ky. Circulars, giving full particulars,
sent free. mAr5tu.sa&ap.end&w.id
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

I'm ashamed Of the age In which we
liveip said q Lowell maiden Of thirty.
eight "You may be ashamed OF yours.
but I'm not Of mine, replied nineteen.
year-Old companion. And u wasn't much
Of 3 nose that went up, either.-lLOwell
Journal
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Sheriff. Sale.

0hOEAA oaAOs
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Circuit Court Of Warren County.
James n. Searles vs. The Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company.
judgment Nov. 7th, 1874, for &627l so and
costs-Fieri Facias thereon. 70 June Term,
1873.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE WRIT
ID Of execution to me directed, l shall, on
Monday, the 9th day Of May, 1879,
between the hours prescribed by law, before
the door Of the Courthouse Of said county,
expose to sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
at public auction, the following described
property and values, to-wit: The corporate
franchises, privileges and property Of tine
Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad Company,
q body corporate under the laws ofsaid State,
defendant In the above mentioned judgment,
including all rights Of way, road.bed, earth
work, tre.tle-wOrk, cross.ties, and ether su-
perstructure of said Company, situated in
said county, together with all other such,
wheresoeyer situate, as may be passed by
sale under said writ-ihe same having been
levied upon As the property Of said defend
ant, 10 satisfy the said plaintiffs claim and
all costs.
a. J. FLANAGAN,
apl2-w3L Sheriff Of Warren County.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The New Mexican Minister.

WAsHlSGToN, April 20.-Senor ~
macona, to-day received his credentials
90 Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Plenipolentiary at Washington, the
Mexican Government having delayed
the steamer at Vera Cruz In order 10
send them.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
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They oher a speedy cure, without medi.
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OF vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
ney disease, nervous debility, lmpotency,
Illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

THE JURGIELEWICZ ANTI-RHEU.
L matte Mixture 10 the most popular
sold than all other Rheumatic Medicines
together, and It 10 the most costly rat mt
medicine for the price In Cx stence.
II ls recommended By all the leading
physicians, and 10 a pure vegetable mix.
ture. should the patient find no reliel
from the use OF one or two bottles, he may
feel assured that be is not suffering from
any Of the above diseases, and 1t will be
OF NO use ~ continue u. Price. 81 50 per
bottle. For sale In Vicksburg, BY Dr.. X.
ULeary.
FERsIEW & CO., Prop'letors,
p. u. Box 1905,
feb2l.dAwly.th New Orleans.