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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

THE ambition of the negro is
now thoroughly aroused. The
election of. Revels has been a spark
thrown into n mass Of combusti-
bic matter, and as = consequence
the whole body is oblaze.--
There is now not negro in the
South who does not aspire to be
President Of the United States.
The people Of the South have
been 50 abused that they will as
sist these people in their .aspira.
tons. We are in favor Of placing
the Hon. II. r. Revels upon the
next Presidential ticket and il
possible to elect him VIC should
be delighted TO see him at the
head of It. Why should not .
negro be President? One has
never been President, and it i:
time now that he had his rights
secured to him. The whites should
be willing to give way to him.
Rotation in Office should now bC
made to apply as rigidly to racC
as to men. Possibly the negroes
may be willing to compromise
and accept the position of Vic
President, but our advice is tha
they should demand the FIRST po
sitlon. They ere in a condition
now to dictate to the Radical par
Nv. If they turn against 1t th'
party Is ruined forever, and th'
negroes should therefore be re
] lWaFded FOR their fealty.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

In an article referring to the
present state OF affairs In Canada,
the New York Sun says that judg-
ing from present appearances. af-
fairs are In a confused, II not &C
tually disorganized stats in the
new Dominion. Cabinet Minis
ters there are all BY the ears and
we observe that leading Canadian
journals are aoundering about,
aud even turning complete somer-
saults OF a furious rates. Even
prominent private citizens talk
wildly of independence, annexa.
ton, anything but remaining as
they are-neither one thing nor
the other, neither citizens nor col
onists. And so far as the Domln-
ion Cabinet is concerned. Il Is a
very pretty little quarrel as itnow
stands.
We have already referred to the
religious side of the question, and
its immediate connection with the
ancient French element of Cana
da. But now a new element Of
discord has made its appearance.
II seems that when Mr.. Howe ol
Nova Scotia was brought over,
aud old Acadia stood bewildered
at his course, it was distinctly un-
derstood at Ottawa that he should
have his choice between the Pre-.
sidency Of the Executive Council
and the Governorship of Red
River But Mr.. McDOugall had
previously been promised the lat,
ter place, and he held the Premier
and his colleagues to their prom
Use. Accordingly, MIR. Howe Wis.
tied Red River on his own &C
count, and'it is now stoutly as
serted by the chief Journal oi
Canada West that while there hC
secretly tampered with The half
breed inhabitants, and was sue
cessful, although he was a Cabi
net. Minister at the time, in actu
ally shaking their loyalty to thu
Dominion Government. More
I over, Mr.. McDougallnow charges
! the Dominion Government witt
having been the cause of his re
buff by the Winnipegers, whil'
the Government, in turn, attrib
utes his failure to his own unwis,
acts, not only in the past, bu
while at Pembina. 1t is, in fact
a lucky thing for the Canadian
people that the Dominion Parlia
ment is soon to be convened
when the truth of the whole mat
ter ls sure to be brought out. A
present, however, the purt playe'
by the various trlcksters now mis-
ruling the Canadian people ar
pears anything but creditable, an
their rule ought to be speedil
terminated.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

OOO per annum lasload of 30.
Zoo, his present salary the Lieu.
tenant General $4,000 instead u
$4,000. All the other officers
are reduced in proportion. OH
GERS serving in the field are to have
an extra allowance Of pay.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

CARDNAL CULLEN's "PRoGREs.
sTvE' PoLIcY.-The Irlshman puts
forth a summary of what II con-
ceives to be Cardinal Cullen :
progressive policy. 81. No priests
In pOlitics--only bishopsl ii. No
bishops in politics only arch
biShopsg III. No archbishOps Ia
polltics-only primates \ Nv. No
primates in politics only one
v. No one n pOlitics-only my
self"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05


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the antiraclellIsed world
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

CAPrAn Smith, once an officer
in the Confederate navy, was killed
by an Indian at Fort Wrangle,
Alaska, Dec. 25th. On a refusal
to give up the nurderer, the com
mander ofthe fort shellod the vii.
lage Of the Indians and killed two
Of them. The culprit was given
up, and after condemnation by a
Court Martial, was hanged.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
Total in regular attendance,

II affords me great pleasure to
report the school in a highly -four
ishiug condition. Good discipline
Is maintained, the teachers are zeal
ous, constant and untiring in their
efforts to promote the moral and
intellectual advancement Of their
pupils, aud q very gratifying result
In the Improvement Of the scholars
under their charge, is rOwarding
their labOrs.
Respectfully submitted,
JoHN n. RRRD,
Supt. Public Schools.
Vlcksburg, Feb. Let, lS70.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
AaoEnEl - ngErnEaE.

AA Ha-aaA AaNHA AaeAAAf
tany Territory dated January
28th, says that on the 18Th ult.
an expedition against certain
tribes of Indians, who have been
stealing stock and numbering
whites for the pastseyeral months
left Fort Shaw, under command
of Col. Baker. The expedition
consisted Of four companies OF
the Second cavalry, and one com
pany OF the Eighteenth ipfanry.-
An Indian who arrived at Fort
Benton on the 9th ult., reports
that, early on the morning Of the
23d, Col. Baker surprised Bear
Chiefs camp of over thirty lodges
and killed, men, women, and chill
dren. No quarter was given
The surprise was complete. Only
six or eight men escaped. Bear
Chief was among the slain. Col,
Bakers loss was tritling. Other
tribes Of the Blackfeet, upon learn
ing ofthe affair, Immediately made
all haste to reach the British pos.
sessions, but it is understood the
expedition has government per-
mission to cross the boundary
line in pursuit. Bear Chief is
known to have murdered several
whites. This news is confirmed
by other arrivals at Fort Benton,
Thus it will be seen that the gal.
LIANT army Of the Union has not
forgotten the lessons inculcated
by the gallant and chivalous Sher.
idan, who so desolated the She.
nandoah Valley that, in his own
elegant, yet expressive language,
"a crow flying over.it would'be
compelled to carry his rations. ~
1t is the result of the lesson taught
by Sherman in his brilliant "march
to the sea-" when a track was left
behind thirty miles in width, upon
which there was nothing left to
denote that human beings had
habitation there, save the ghostly
chimneys which stood upon every
side. Yes, the poor Indian has
now to be the victim of this sys
TEN of education, in which this
valiant. army has been instructed
Any other nation which would turr
loose its army upon a body Of dc
fenceless women and children
with instructions TO hew then
down and grant no quarter, woulC
be disgraced, but the tuition o
this army has been so rigid upoI
this score that it would be dis
graced IL 1t failed u do us IL hos
1t was only a few months since
that Phil. Sheridan exultcd il
butchering Black Kettle and hi
band of women and children, H,
fell upon them, or caused them t
be fallen upon at night-withiI
the Indian reservation, when the!
were travelling to meet him, no
upon the war.path, but to make
permanent peace, under the guid
ancc of q man whom Sheridan ha'
sent out to invite them in, ant
butchered in cold blood, men, wo
men and children. Children
scarcely old enough to walk, wer
Drained by stalwart soldiers
This model soldier General wa
praised for this murder. An
now comes The account of anothe
murder Of innocents. II too, W
presume, will be emineutly salts
actory to the Administrations
The great and powerful Unite
States should be ashamed to thin
that it wagcd war without quar-
ter upon women and children of
poor, ignorant, destitute, hal
armed, half starved Iudian tribe.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

The King Of Portugal, having
rudely crowded Z lady n q epan-
ish theatre, succeeded II getting :
bOx~-On his ear.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

Tha.f aal1l6lnroz ok Iowa. han.
Sc and uoaain h4es cert N1t
ed > Hoaan e enaolsla 4lAl
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
Fer Sale.


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200 BB1s. genuine RINK rys ro.a,
toes;
100 bbls. genuine SHAKER nusass Potatoes;
100 Teach nl1Wss
100 hbls ehoIce apples
aOOibs Shoulders ssdea aad Hami. nnlk
porks
80 lierces Leaf LaEsl which ars uisrea
below maFhsl rates . cioso consiga-
mcnls.
Also. IN sloFe. 3 iaa ltonk q ssioesriss,
reed, Liquors, eomnh a oEaloe Cigars,
Toblcco. 40 6t
BY NeRxIf s aAHxieAN.
feba-d2s
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auction q lh1 laH aIld4i
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

We publish below the Superin.
tendents report Of the Public
School. Mr.. John I. Reed, the
Superintendent, is elcvating the
standard of these schools to an en-.
viable degree. The progress is de-
cided both cducationally and NOR
ally. II is an honor and credit to
our city that our public schools are
30 we'll worthy of the regardful in
tercst and patronage OF the com.
munity.
The excellent corps of teachers
mentioned, is also an additional
matter Of congratulation. There Is
not one Of them, lady or gentleman,
who is not fitted by refinement, cd
ucation and character, to stand at
the head of any department Of en-
glish studies. We commend the
report to general perusal.
FOURTH MONTHLY REPORT.
To the Commissioner of the Vicks-
burg Public Schools, for the Ses-
sion of 1889 10.
GENTLEMEN: | have the honor to
submit the following report, for
the month of January, 1870.
During tue month, | have admit
ted forty-oue pupils, rs follows:
In the Male Department, %
" Female Is
Al
These, with the number last re-
ported, make the aggregate On our
register at this date, four hundred
and thirty, viz:
In the Male Department $50
Female l7j
Total. 430
In q school of such dimensions
we may reasonably expect proper
tionate fluctuations in attendance ;
and hereby append the number
of pupils in regular attendance in
the several Divisions Of the two
Departments Of the School.
lst Male Division, (Mr. Lane) %
2nd (Dr. GUOd EinI IS
Ord tMTs. M0oTe,) ~
9Th miss Harper,) Is
9th Asst. Mrs. Lee,) "a
2li
ist Female Division, (Afrs. Crutcbor) q
2nd (Miss TOmpkins) q
Ord tMiss CoulsOn,) 3.
lth /" (Mrs. II esq 81
9Th Asst lMs CTump.) II
1cC
Total in regular attendance, o.,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

o. A. stttN fzta AtfE4a -
.f iQa Nasgan sffeet. HHw fofh
sag n what piper gon nau lhia adF II.
ment. I8aAa.H
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
MAPLE LNkV

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Only Fifty genfa q Year
Send ~ your Subscriptions wia4al o.
spselmss copies and Brnmlnm Ilslaaata aa
receipt Of six teHta
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

IN BVAVUE VI 1WVH VIIIIVIlaIVIE7
we may reasonably expect proper
tionate fluctuations in attendance ;
and | hereby append the number
of pupils in regular attendance in
the several Divisions Of the two
Departments Of the School.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

A ncWIy-mArrled lazy IN Ohichg0
complained to her ma, that on her
reception day her card basket was
overrun with circulars from law.
yers, announcing terms for di-
vorce. $50 absurd, you know, Ma,
before our honeymoon is over
True, DEAR replied Ma (whO had
been twice divorced, "but i'd put
them in u safe place; you may 6nd
them very useful in a year or two
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

TENNESSEE ELECrIoN.-The election under
the amended Constitution 10 Tennessee will be
held on the 10th of March. We learn from
the dispatches that persons voting at the elec,
ton will not be required to have certificates OF
registration. One by one the iniquitous acts
of Radical legislation are being repealed and
wiped out from the statutes. The voters in
Tennessee who have since the war been dis
franchised by these unconstitutional acts OF
carpet bag and negro legislators will again be
admitted to the ballot.box, and the result will
be the utter humiliation of Radicalism in the
State Of Tennessee. West Virginia and Mis-
souri, will soon follow the example. and when
the white men OF the South are reinvested with
their rights and privileges as citizens, the re-
suit viii be the same in all the Southern States
The day cannot come too soon for the good of
the country
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

A LUCKY You've CARPEr.DAGGER- Neg
gle, Jr. son of Nogge, c. j.. holds the position,
of Clerk of the Supreme Court and Clerk ot
the District Court OF the I'd Judicial District
and bis imbecile old daddy, in company With
Judge Kelly, has undertaken to legislate him
into the position of Territorial Librarian. We
also understand that notwithstanding his re-
cent losses in Boise City be is anticipating div
ldends from some mining ground in Boise Ia
sin. We don't know what mining ground il is
unless it is the Portuguese claims above Hog.
EN-" which Ben. Wilson came out loser on. in
endeayoring to procure an injunction from
Noggle, c. j., last summer to prevent them
from running tailings into aud filing up his
ditch. Qaien sabep
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10
And down he goes,--ah. =

PoiSTED.-The Charlottesville Indiana)
Rcr'ep says; "on last Sunday morning, the
Rev. Samuel Godfrey of this city, heretofore
an active and influential supporter of the Rad.
zeal party, its leading men, and its measures,
preached an eloquent sermon to large and
attentive audience in the Methodist church nj
Charlottesville. During the course of the ser.
vices he offered up the following prayer:
80 Lord Thou knowest that The LEADING man =,
the present administration in our nation and thosa
occupying tho highest public positions ars thieves
ana ROBBERS, pinnderers and murderers drunkarda
and debauchees; that we have too many Harlans ana
too many Beechers. o Lordi' ANU
There is evidently some hopes of the Rev.
Samuel Godfrey, yet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

New DEMOCRATIC PArER.-Mr. John Nc
Gonigle. formerly of the Owyhee Araianche
has purchased the Tidal Ware material and
has removed it to Boise City, where he will
commence the publication of Democratic pm.
per to be called the Semi Weekly Nems, the
first number of which will probably be issued
in the course of q week. The Araldnche states
that "there has long been necessity for a
respectable Democratic journal at the Capitol"
We know Mr.. McGonigle will publish that
kind OF paper, and we wish him every sue
cess in his undertaking.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

MUSICAL FEsTrvAL.-The grand musical
festival 10 San Francisco seems to have turned
the heads of people at the Bay. Their papers
TEEN with glowing accounts of the affair ard
pronounce it q complete success. It was got
ten up by Madame Camilla Urso for the benefit
Of the Mercantile Library and was probably
the largest musical demonstration ever held In
the United States outside Of the Boston Peace
Jubilee. Several thousand musicians, vocal and
instrumental, took part in the affair, besides
several thousand school children.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

CHANGE OF BAsE.-The citizens and resi-
dents of Northern Utah are making efforts for
the removal of the Territorial capital to Co
rinne. A good more, rs against Mormonism
Quite recently they were DESTROYS of annexa.
ton to Idaho. Either way. or any other way
which suits them, suits US, provided this Terri.
tory is not diminished in area by the proposed
plan of operations. We in Southern Idaho. so
lar as known to us. unanimously, and irrespect-
i've OF party, are entirely willing to treat our
fellow citizens of Northern Utah as good neigh.
bors. or welcome them as fellow-citizens of
Idaho. but take none Of Nevada in ours-"Ida.
no straight" if you please. The citizens and
residents of Northern Utah all have our best
wishes, both for their own welfare.-that Of
that region of country,-and as against the
villainies of Mormon rule.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

DEATH OF BUgLINGMAE-Anson Burlin.
game, formerly Minister to China, and for the
past two years ut the head of the Chinese En-.
bassy to treat with foreign powers on behal:
of the Monaghan Government, died about ten
days ago, at St Petersburg, of inflammation
of the lungs. Burlingame has figured some.
what prominently in politics for the last fifteer
years and was undoubtedly man OF consider.
able ability, but We think it would have been
better for the country had his death occurred
few years sooner The people Of the United
States would probably have been saved the
consequences which will flow from the ratifica-
ton of the new Chinese treaty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10
INTERNATIONALLY Omah, :

lnMlGRArIoS.-The Omaha r.,
our best exchanges-alw always reaa.s,' ",
timing important news,-in ! : aai !
A New York Telegram srnouno.- ). .a'e Issue ;.
city OF an English colony, to 80, the arm,
Few days since. They represent 'u - II thh aat
!arge Immigration this year ~, mat thers s a
intend 70 settle In the Western s.s.y Of per-
any colonies are being orpan;,sds e = and Tersa
nsve Deen made to materially reduce sl q
Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Ma, !
number Of other States, have Cam,
Of Immigration, sent at the Stat. s''al''es
Europe who are engaged in diIrs.;, sil'aeI
ton of their respective State y 7 laidAs|
colonies of persons DESTROYS Of es; ~ Toni
tne old world to the new. Of tbs T..l|
Colorado has an Immigration con .s'ahf
selecting some $4,000 acres Of land e =! ''s|
pose of transporting thither Doo, y '' NJ
ling to go into new country fra. r, !,
New York, and other oyer.cro., w aaat
cities. When the advantage. !, a's eva
ments offered by Idaho shall BE- ~ r..s saa iaas
known, and the proper efsart !; ..ue gsaea
Territory, we shall receive access; ,aaae W.
ands Of hardy, industrious, seIf:rs;.'at aa
grants from the East, yearly. mi
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

LuGuBRtous.-Saith an old saint, "Mau
r'seth up in the morning like dandy lion and
Is cut down before noon like mullen stalk ~
In view of the recent Moulton. Wittemore
"Imbroglio," who were like David and iona.
than IN their official lives,-and in their official
deaths they were not divided muchly. the
above saying has come very iorcibly to mind,
while the two worthless now alas! .fumctus Off
c'o, may fraternally meet on Moulton hill and
line and sing the fine old "!chune" and words !.
Mans life is a vapor. tofiicially)
Full Of woes ali "
He cuts a eaper
And down he uoes-ah
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL CoMM1rTEE

The Territorial Democratic Central Committee hay
ing issued call for meeting of that body at Boise
City, ON Tuesday. March 18th; and whereas, Geo. A.
Dunn, q member of said Committee from Boise coun-
ty, has removed from the Territory, the members OF
the County Committee are hereby requested TO meet
at Idaho City on saturday March 12th. at O'Clock.
p H.. for the purpose Of filing said vacancy.
d. II. ANDERSON,
IL. +. SAYRS
7. E. EDMONDS0N.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

FAST TYPE SETrrNG.-George Arensberg,
who goes BY The name Of "velocipede," and is
compositor on the New York Sun, recently.
on wager, set 1904 ems of solid minon type
IN one hour, winning the bet. He completed
his first stickfull " in - minutes and SIS sec.
onds, the second in Is minutes and so seconds,
the third in Ia minutes and the fourth in II
minutes and 10 seconds The average number
OF type to the EN- being three, the number of
pieces of metal set il position was 6,I92.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

STEAMERS LosT.-The City of Boston and
the Schmidt, two ocean steamers plying be-
tween New York and North Germany, are un.
doubleday lost, with probably all on board.
They have been out from port about forty DAYS
and no tidings Of them received up to date.
The steamship Golden City, during dense fog,
went ashore about eleven miles from Point st.
Lazaro, on the Lower California coast, on the
22d of last month, and became a complete
wreck. No lives were lost.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

ONA MrssroN.-Gen. Quesada, who until
recently has been Commanders in Chief of the
Cuban army, has arrived in the United States
on mission from the insurgents. It is report.
ed that he has gone to New York to purchase
arms and ammunition. He is said TO have re.
marked. since his arrival, that the Cubans will
succeed. with or without aid from abroad.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under many
obligations to Frank Miller, Esq, for his timely
assistance in the editorial department OF this
paper. during the past week, when we were
necessarily compelled to be absent from our
post, and he viii please accept our ttanks for
the services rendered.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

BULLY.-In reporting our motto. :, ].
issue of the Montana Pick and plSr " ! o
credits US with a residence in Bonn 1 y :
this Territory. Strange, how .oo, !
fails. Must be practising on the t1..,. st !
again, Mac; or have you got that s 1ls'aaa'
purse united once mOre7 fa'9e'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

CowHIDED.-W. F. Story, editor of the
Chicago Times, was cowhided about ten days
ago, in front of'his own residence, by Lydia
Thompson and another blonde, belonging to
the burlesqoe opera troupe. The manager Of
the troupe looked on, with pistol in his hand,
preventing Story from defending himself
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-10

WEST vIRGrNIA--A Joint resolution In.
passed both Houses of the West Virginia Leg.
islature, proposing an amendment 10 tho stnte
Constitution, enfranch;sing the ex.Confeder.
ates and negroes.