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The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
Address Wilmington Del.
DEGIsTER's ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE CoUNTy Dec

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec, Bird 1875
Upon the application of Rev, Patrick
Kelly Administrator of John H. Ryan late
OF BrandyWine Hundred in said County,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed ty tie
Register the Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of granting of letters OF adminisira.
tion upon the estate of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad
yertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters, in SIX
OF the most public places of the County Of
New Castle, requiring all persons hayino
demands against the estate, to present the
same or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be Inserted within tbo
same period In the MORNING HERALD a
newspaper published in Wilmington and
70 be continued therein three weeks re- a.
~ Given under the hand and Goo,
L.. Sof office of the Register aforase 10
Il at New Castle, in New Castle con w
w, aforesaid, the day and year above
> 8. G. BIGGS Peeistar
NoIlCE'--All persons having cla i,os
against the estate of the deceaS ed n,,I riis -
present the same duly attested io the 4 q
mlulstl ator on or before Dec. Ard so W ",
abide the Act of Assembly In snch ''o Co. oa
made and provided. oiA case
Address Wilmington Del. 1'H'Ahf'
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

1T IS HOPEFUL SIGN that not in TIE
early future will measure of doubtful
constitutionality and cowardly expediency,
like the Electoral Commission, pass
the Congress of the United States, and ais
of the salutary effect of healthful publ,
sentiment upon it's supporters, when man
like Senator Merrlmon will publicly apollo
gise for his agency in procuring its passage.
We quote from the Congressional record
Mr. Merrimon-Yes, 1 Join my friend In
condemRing the Electoral Commission.
am about as hostile to such tribunal az
4 he.
Mr.. Eaton-I hope so.
Mr.. Merrimon-I yielded to an emergency
when voted for the Electoral Commission
| yielded in casting my vote to the judg-
] ment of those older and of larger experience
than |. My strong apprehensio ion was that
the Electoral Commission was not lawful
that It did not have the sanction of the
Constitution; and I apprehended that It
was inexpedient as well as unconstitutional
and said so, but felt anxious to solve ali
my doubts, and yielded my Judgment In the
interest of patriotism and quiet and peace,
and In the peaceful settlement of difficulty
that trust in God this country will never
kexperience again." yat|
Mr.. Merrimon was one of the Democratic
who voted for the Edmond's bill, Friday.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
NEWSPAPER MAKERS.

PASSING PARAGRAPHS FROM CUR STATE
EXCHANGES.
The Milford Chronicle win accept the
HERALD's thanks for its kindly notice.
The same paper also considers the case
Of Harley G. Brown, the train wrecker.
After speaking Of the verdict, it says that
this 10 the utmost penalty the law would
allow the court to impose, and 1t was fully
deserved, for, as the judge remarked, the
crime was without excuse"
Just the reverse of this, is the opinion
entertained by the Milford News "the re.
puted asssilants of James Jones have all
been released, though there seems to be
but little doubt of their guilt Sufficient
evidence to Convict could not be had, be-
cause their victim was poor, degraded
negro"
Something the Delaware Gazette has said
about Davis palsce-like postoffice, has
reused the Ire of the Delawarean, who
closes with the following We like the
economy advocated by the Gazette, but
don't admire the parsimony and stinginess
which would deprive everybody of little
comfort"
In siluding to the cultivation of sugar
beets, which, BY the way, bids fair to be-
come distiuctinctive festure Of agricul-
ture in Delaware, the Newark Ledger ex-
presses itself as follows: 1--WE hope to
see the day when Delaware will add TO her
already loug list of products of the soil
that Of sugar"
The Sussex journal, this week, dsvotes
the principal part of its editorial space to
the annual report of Hon. Wm. G. LIE Due
Commissioner of Agriculture. The COM
ments upon the report are very eompli-
mentary, and the Commissioner Is defended
from attacks which are made upon him
from time to time.
There is an editorial In the SeafoEd In
dex upon this same subject, which, com
mences In this style: While the safety of
the travelling public demand that Harley G. .
brown,the train Wrecker, should be hanged,
there is still the semblance of justness In
tne verdict OF the jury to the contrary"
Inc Index then goes on to speak OF Browns
mental condition, his circumstances, and
the motive which led him to the fatal act
W. Scott Ways Middletown Transcript
has well considered leader on the verdict
In the Dodson case. After saying that no
other verdict could be expected from the
testimony, the writer remarks "Those
who, by personal knowledge, or through
their frieHds, knew of James Jones' bad
reputation for veracity, could not help pro.
nouncing the greater portion of his story
fabrication. 1t Was not op account of the
color OF his skin that he was considered
unworthy OF belief, but because he was
celebrated as notorious liar" as was
amply testified to on the witness stand
several creditable witnesses who had know n
hiR long, having no hesitation in saying
that they would not believe him on hia
oath"
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

mead Of III Where Is the necessity for .
of existing lawsa Where the
statesmanship displayed in piling, II you
please, law upon law, declarative Of legis-
lation "generally admitted to existp
We believe that the dangers to "tbe
country and our institutions" in 1s76-77
were greatly exaggerated. But admit them
to have been as great as the most excited
Imagination could have pictured them,
no candid, reasonable man will say that
they arose from insufficiency Of laws. The
perils, II any then threatened the peace OF
the country and the stability of its institu-
tions, did net originate in want Of explicit
ness of the Constitution, in confusion OF
the laws or in any sincere doubt about the
powers of the two Houses of Congress. In
the forcible language of Senator Hill "oar
trouble arose from the fact, not that We
had no law, bus because there was not
will to obey the law. There was Q purpose
Il will not say the purpose was confined
altogether to one party-but l VIII say
there was q purpose, in my Judgment, to
have result, law or no law. 1t was not
because the law was not clear, but because
the purpose to disregard the law was enter
tained. doubt whether the evil can be
remedied by legislation"
No, sir, legislation will not affect It RENE
daily. Giving those who differ with US IN
opinion all the credit for honesty ana
patriotism we claim for ourself, we repeat
the expression of our conviction that the
dangers to the country were magniied
But admit them to have been great and
imminent, can those who contended for
the right be justly chsrgeable with blame
in the premises9 That the Democratic party
were successful In the campaign of 1876 no
reasonable man donbts. Who suggested
COMPROMISED Did It not originate with the
Republicans They had nothing to lose but
everything to gain by 1t; for they knew
they were fairly beaten. The conduct OF
the Republican leaders in that affair was
the bold stroke Of bad men. And we be-
,ieve that, had the leaders of the Demo-
cratic party taken counsel of their tudg.
nent rather sthsn of their fears, fraud
would not then have 'been, and now
rsnain, triumphant. = .
In matters ofexpediency and policy there
may be compromise; but in matters involv>
ing principle, never
The Democratic psrty had right and JUS
tice on, their side,a ,and \ ice ls.., armed who
hath his quarrel just"
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
O WHEREFORE ARE THE ROSES so
PALE.

From the German of Helne.
. wherefore are the roses so pale?
. speak, my love, say wby!'
ALd wherefore are in the CLASSY vale
The violets silent and shyf
Why sings the lark such a querulous chan
AS he soars aloft In the skies?
And wherefore from each balsamic plant
Doth the oder of death arise9
Why shines the sun DER the plain with O
ray
Of coldness, sa dness and gloom9
And why is the earth so darksome and grey
And desert as we're it q tombi
And wherefore am 80 sick and depressed
Dear maiden tell to mel
Ny secret, sweet love, my fon dest, best
Why hast thou foresaken mea
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

We ARE TRULY grstifed to learn that
the charges made against Representative
Acklep, of Louisiana which 80 seriously af>
fected his moral character, have been, af-
ter careful examination by committees of
Congressman Of both political parties pro-
nounced "entirely without foundation u
We are the more ready TO publish the refu-
tstion of these ISLANDERS, because the. HER
AID had aided In giving them circulation.
The language OF the committees is:
We have felt It our duty toward Mr..
Acklen and the State OF Louisiana to care-
fully examine into these charges, and strict
ly from a social standpoint, have done SO.
After an examination of the whole case, oI
letters and documents from the most repu-
table people Of the parish where the alleged
wrong ia said TO have occurred, and other
papers bearing on the case, which leaves no
most emphSticslly that the charge against
Mr.. Acklen is entirely without foundation
and 3 base attack upon his character j. B.
Eustis, United States Senator, La; J, B
Elan, III. c., La; e. W. Roberton, n. c.,
La; Z. John Ellis, N. c., La.
By request we have carefully examined
| and considered the evidence subm itted to
US, touching the charge ofseducton against
Mr.. Acklen, snd referred to in the above
statement. The conclusion is inevitable,
that this charge was maliciously made and
had no foundation in fact. Charles Foster,
N. c., Ohio; W. P. Freye, NJ. c., Maine
| W. Il. Calkins, NJ. c., Indiana; Thorn as r
Cobb, NJ, D., Indiana; H. D. Money, M. c
Mississippi Jessis j. Yeates, NJ. c., Nortl
Carolina y, 1878,
/ General Randall Gibson was excused
from serving on the committee on acco un
of his relationship to the family inyol we'd
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

THERE is only one vital point at issue in
the controversy SO recently set afoat by
Mr.. Blaine from his seat In the Senate, and
that point is matter of fact Did the ne
groes vote as they desired at the recent
slectioni Mr.. Blaine holds that they did
not, and offers in proof of his position
nothing else than the circumstance that
Democrats were elected instead of Republi
licans. He rests his case at this point, and
it is entirely puerile and worthless as an ar
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

NOTWITHSTANDING prophesies to the
contrary, by the "grsat dailies," in ths
large cities, the Washington Post is de-
cided success. 1t has rapidly reached
leading position among the newspapers o.
America. Astounding in intelligence from
ali parts of the world. with editorials
marked by force, fearlessness and terse-
ness, # is one of the newsiest and brainiest
papers in the country. We feel honored by
being able to number the Post amongst ouf
exchanges,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

THE LEGISLATURE will convene in about
three weeks, and its organization is sxst'
ing increasing interest as the day for meet
ing approaches. The names of several
gentlemen have been associated with the
positions of Speaker Of the several Houses.
As the last Speakers of both Houses were
from Sussex, IT is probably that at ieast
one of those chairs will be filled by deIa>
gate from this county. We have several
gentlemen in the delegation FROM New
Castle county who would worthily fill the
chair in either branch of the Legislature.
The objection that has been raised to Mr..
shsrpley, viz hls youthfulness, is simply
frivolous. For ourself we favor advancing
the young men of the Democracy, when,
like Mr.. sharpley, they have the needed
qualifications. We are not informed, how
ever, If Mr. sharpley has ASPIRATIONS In
that direction.
Our friend. Hon. E. R. Cechran-thar
whom there is no better man for any posi-
tion to which he may aspire-has beer
spoken Of in connection with the Speaker
ship of the House, but, as we are informed
though not directly, declines the candidacy
1t is the talk in political circles, that thu
Hon. James W. Ware, of Wilmington, will
receive the support Of the New Castle dele
cation for the speakership of the House
That Mr.. Ware is qualified for, and deserve
the position, If he desires lit, no one vii
deny. he is man of pure character, is
sterling Democrat, and enjoys the conf
depce of his party and of the community
He has already served q term in the House
and would carry to the position ths
knowledge of the duties Of the chair, an
of the Chambers, which experience an
observation offers. Then make Mr., War
the Speaker of the House, say we.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
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MEDICINES,
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Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES &c
.s T AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR; TOOTH and
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A choice Imported Key West Pride of Kew
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AT WILLIAMS
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Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
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Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
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= ~ AT wILLIAMs'
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE.
mays tt Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

Call and see A. V. Gaynor, sos West
Front St., to get your daily and weekly
newspapers. All the Philadelphia. New
York and Wilmington papers tor sale, also
tobacco and segars, and variety store: A
fine stock Of Christmas goods on baud.
dec11-7t
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

GEORGIA has hit upon q new financial
idea-the issue Of four per cent. bonds, In
denominations as low as five dollars, and
the same size as fve-dollar bill. 1t Is
believed they win circulate as currency.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
FLOWERS AND GRASSES.

Tatnall & Co., Florists, have opened a
store No. S07 Market street, Wilmington
Delaware, with a large stock of natural
Dried and Straw Flowers, Pampas, Plumes
and Dried Grasses. All kinds of Floral
Designs made 10 order cheap of natural OF
Straw Flowers.
dec7,1m
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

THE LATEST NEWS from Florida is to the
effect that, with all the returns In, and CIV
ing to Bisbee every vote he claims, fraudu-
lent and legal, Hull's majority is SO.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

CHOLERA 10 raging with unusual severit.
In Morocco. In one small village thirty
six out of thirty.seven persons have died.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERs.-T Those of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MeRE'
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
mittance.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
OUR KEYSTONE NE1GHBoRs.

Two red foxes were recently shot IN
Douglass township.
The male pupils, Of the Public Schools
in West Chester were searched on Friday
by police officer, and bowie knife and
several pistols were found.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16

wILMINGToN. DeI.. Dec le. Is7s.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-16
THE HERALD
THE MORNING HERALD

is published every morning, Sunday e1-
cepted) and delivered in the city Of Will
mington and surrounding places for slx
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Publishers:
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Wilmington Del.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
OBITUARY.

BROwN-Died, at her late residence In
Vicksburg, on the 7th January, lSIs, IN the
I'D year Of her age, Mrs. ELIZA POTTER
BROWN, nee Throckmol ton, relict OF the
late Robert T. Brown, and a native Of Ad.
ans county, Mss,
A Ture and faithful spin nas been called
hence to her home In heaven, to live for
ever In the prese.ce of III" savior whom
SIZE loved, and u jpia The beloved ones
who nave gone hef,re. the trials and al
E,ci.uns of her life we're many, and were
III Of agony tor HCr warm and Affection
ate heart; but In these. as in all things, her
constant endeavnr was 10 submit with
resignation TO the all Of God. she had
lof ( becn acrrs:stcn: mcmhe5o i the Meth.
odist Church gnd her many friends In
Vick-burs will testify 20 her devotion.
Her iailh was s,roi : ara al ding, and ire
qucntly il her lat iIln'ss she SPOKE calm.
ly Of her approaching dissolution. and said
she mad n fear -! death. We believe
tina. She /. npw VITA tue blessed, who
hay. wa-Ecl their r bts aud made them
white 10 tue Ilood .. the Lamb" Th.n,
Why to We morm i. putin. ftlvnl,
or shake NJ Il ath'~ Aitrms:
tbs uIt The y lee Nat J,sas send,
!" rdll Us to his aims. X.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
No,ice "a Country Ladies.

Mrs. c. E. WRIGHT, Ladies Com
mission Merchant and Purchasing
Agent, Vicksburg, Miss.
Having access 10 all the fashion
magazines and other means for keep
ing posted as to the different styles
and unrivaled facilities for purchasing
every article needed by Ladies, offer
my services as a Purchasing Agent 10
the Ladies' who trade with Vicksburg.
| will fill orders for Jewelry, Hair
work, L1ces, Millinery, Sewing Ma
chimes, Dress Materials, Children's
Clothing, aud for every article needed
by my sex. | will also have Dresses
made 10 order, furnish patterns, or Or
der such things from the North as my
customers may desire. Samples OF
Dress Goods, etc., furnished free OF
charge. Terms cash, or approved ely
acceptance, including a commission OF
81 on purchases on amounts of $50, or
under, aud ) per cent, on amounts
above 500. Address Mrs. Z. Z.
WRIGHT, care Herald Co.. Vicksburg,
Miss. feb 5-d&w-ti
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
MARRIED..

WOOLskN--RIGBY-At the Its!or 90
OF the D ide's father, Col. Thos. ~ =,
Febiuiry l2rn, ls7S, by Rev. {. "a. Mo,
shall, DID, Mr.. NIS1moRSE Wr'IsHr,
Of selma, Ala, ard Miss THoMA,IyE IL.
RIGBY, Of Nicssblrg.
We congratulate the handsome md Or
tunate groom, VINO mas won the latr hard
Of this accom- plished daughter Of the Hill
city With true ROYAL pIidc lie now
claims a treasure worthy ia King, ialrcr
than a crown, more noble than a : cp,re.
NAM hearts feel sad at the parting, out
iDrd wl.hes and l,,c'- bCncdictions will
attend he cnaimit bride 20 her Alabama
acme. May the life Of Sue Nodlcd pair BE
ever radiant wiu trees happiness,
witu,u. tea. % ,urraw rr .nIlp" OF pass
iag cl nd. May
"G,d, tao OF MAJ CO at a. VI :fria.c-.
guard, win sIr,rIc.s N!.rls, :ntr sici-
al d ortun"s .HroagU all IA yea -: cone.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15

DURSUANT To THE TERMS OF A
/ DECREE rendered by the Chauccry Cour.
ot Warren county Mississippi, on tho 2G,h
dry q November, ISL, in iLr cn,c ur ". NJ.
llarri. ct al. ". VIM. owen. ct al, NJ. ll76.
the aud"r.jgncd, Commissioner Of said Court,
will .cll according 20 law. Tor cash, at the
"n,t door Of the Courthouse in the city Of
Nick,blrg, on Thursday, the lith day Of
March, ls1s, the following real estate in said
county, viz; The n. q. J. sec. -, T.. II, X. 3
h. lG5.l2: the II. -. sc. ~, tn, i. 1 t.,
lj6"j thee, !. u. ". sec. 10, 7. II, X. 4 T.,
04 and the ;. ". &. see. -, T. II, X. ! h.,
Estimating IN al j2j - acres.
ge,. j. w BOURNE,
t"hli. VT $50 MsA. Commissioner.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
The steppiag Stone to Health.

The acquisition Of vital energy Is the
stepping stoue 10 health. When the sys.
TEN lacks vitality, the various organs flag
In their duty, become chronicalIy irregu.
lar, and disease Is eventually instituted.
To prevent this unhappy state Of things,
the debi ltated system should be b III up
BIZ the use OF that inimitable tonic, Hostel.
ter's stomach Bltters, which inylgorates
the digestive organs, and insures the
thorough conversion Of f,od into blood OF a
nourishing quality, from whence every
muscle, nerve anu lber acquire unwonted
supplies Of Yigor, and The whole system
experiences the beneficial effect. App
tie returns, the system is refreshed y
heAlthfu slumber, the nerves grow strong
and calm, the dependency begotten Of
chronic indigestion and an uncertain state
ut neal Ii disappears, and that sa.low ap.
pearance Of the skin pecu lar TO habitual
invalids, sRd persons deficient In vital en-.
eFgy, 10 replaced by q more b.comiog
tinge, eod&w
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15

THIS characteristic little letter Of
Horace Greeley 5 has let got into print,
written 10 q Hartford man who want.
ed to engage him for a lecture nine
years ago; ~ prefer not 10 lecture in
so large a place as Hartford unle :
am really wanted there aud the fAcl
that | am asked 10 lecture for half price
COnviuces me | am not wanted. So let
me wait ayeBr or two. iii! | shall be
more in demand in your city than |
now am
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15

The news from Washington Is to the
effect that the Democrats who have
been sustaining Mr.. Hayes are fast be-
coming Disguised with his course in
regard to the Returning Board icoun'
drels. Iii. charged that John Sher'
man Is as deep in the mire as Wells,
Anderson s. Co., are In The mud, and
that he is keeping them quiet BY false
promises.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15

The Louisiana Legislature proposes
to reduce the Governors salary from
IS, 900 to $1,000; the Mississippi Leg
islature showed a disposition to reduce
our Governors salary down TO 20 800
We desire to say that we think a Gov
ernor Of Mississippi who isn't worth
5000 isn't worth AGENT, the picayuners
10 the contrary Notwithstanding. Gov,
Stone ought to receive at the very least
5000 a year. This thing Of making
officers Of such vast Importance cheap,
cheap, is the mistake Of very small
demagogues.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15

The Jackson Time, says that the
Legislative Committee appointed to
investigate certain chsrges Of cruelty
and brutality made against d.. W. Nj
Compton, Superintendent Of the Luna.
tic Asylum, have completely exoner'
a,ed him. It is but just TO DR.. Comp
ton to say that he is atslented physician
and an expert in the treatment OF
lunacy. lie has made many wonder
fol cures, and unless the Legislature Is
certain that his place can be as wei
filled BY some other physician, h
should be retained. The Legislature
should certainly not seek his remova
merely to .eoare a place for some on
else,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
Poison,

Deadly ia effects, known a. sugar Of
lead, enters largely into the composition
Of the so.called Hair RestCrativcs Of
the present day, and many cases Of
death have resulted from their use. DR.,
j. Newton Smiths Hair Restorative
does not restore color to The hair, but
restores hair to the scalp, hence il does
not contain nor need any poison. Note
this fact, ye who are using poison hair
truck. jAu24.d&
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
VIC KSBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1878.

The oldest firm 10 London is that Of
Messrs. Martin e Co, established In
1865, or over 800 years ago. The other
frma, those Of Messrs. Child & Co.,
and Messrs. Ceilings & Sharpe, were
established before 1850. Messrs. Bar
ing Brothers & Co., was founded in
1863, and The oldest publishing house
is that of Messrs. Longman, who have
done business continuously since l720.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
OUR INPORTATIONS

q IilS SEASON GIrErS ~ UNlcl NLrH ..,,K
OF GuUl-
BLACK SILKS, Handsome aud t'-.. 49,
80 Co - -. The GREAT ANtElJAS I~SuL.TLr,-
IlBLE SlLK, ti9n, AZ. AMI 81,
PLAIN COLuEED SINS. L,E ,la l"'. ,ua '..is.r.
as low as &c pr yard, autia g.. .4u' As ..H :
Inst season at %.
Fancy Brochc AMI nama1 rig;rcs d.. e." ara Taf.
shades, from t2.uO upwards. ~lt.MHlns SaIIs 81 -,
worth SigI.
TIE PRlCfs AT WHICH WI OTTER ctr SIl.KS
Al,E USE.QrARlER To OSr-TillRU LESS
TuAN LAST SEASON
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15

CUHEN-RO>LNTHAL-- on WcGHes.
day, Feb. 70, at the house Of the brides
un;le, Mr.. A, Eosenttal, by Rev. DR.
Gottneli, MR, SOLOMON COHEN, Of sun.
flower county, 70 MISS SARAH HosBN-
TuAL. of this CITY.