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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
var. Bedford's Action.

When this gentlemen went into self
appointed caucus with Josh. Morris,
Edwards, Brooks, ct al, and accepted
from them the nomination for Sheriff
of Warren county, he placed himself
under the power and influence Of bad
men for the sake Of personal gain. We
propose to prove this pretty clearly 10
every intelligent citizen of this county.
He formed an alliance with men that
have been JUST repudiated, time and
again, by the people Of the county. He
in effect said to the world: ~ am the
company Of the firm of Morris aud his
half breeds and negroes, aud If | can
only by q scratch secure the Sherif's
Office of Warren county, | am willing
10 risk the public veal of the city and
county to the men of my firm" His
action means this or It means that he is
playing q dishonorable game with his
political associates. He hasn't even
the excuse Of necessity, and we are
forced TO attribute his action 10 q
morbid avarice that will not scruple
10 sell bis county again into the
hands Of ignoramuses and thieves.
If H. K. Thomas, Edwards, Brooks
(ugh), Brown, Ben Allen, and Josh
Morris will elect him to the Office he
seeks, he pledges his sacred honor TO do
ell he can for their political fortunes,
no matter if that effort again plunges
the city and county into a black abyss
of rottenness. Everyone knows these
men. They are the same old leaders
we fought before. Why, Thomas was
very nearly being hung in this city one
time, on account Of his bitter, outspoken
hatred Of the white race; Edwards
was for years q stencil In the nostrils
of all honest men; Brooks Is the in.
famous scoundrel who put the Vicks.
burger under 100000 libel bond, aud
tried his very best to crush 1t out, be
cause It advocated honest, intelligen
rule. All these men were the politica
associates of Wash Davenport and th
other thieves and miscegenationist'
who almost crushed hope itself out O
our citizens. Mr.. Bedford takes thes
men by the hand and makes q
honorable agreement with then
to restore them to place an,
power If they will help him int
the sherifT's Office. Although he ha
brought trouble and confusion upo
our people BY trying to make an allI
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
PATTERsoN's CASE.
PattersOns Defense Denies the Legality Of
the Present Government Of South Caro-.
lina-The Case Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE case OF the
State o! south Carolina against John j
Pat.crs ,n, was called to-day, before Judge
Humi areys, ct the District Court. Gen.
james COuor, AttOrney.General OF the
state, end Mr. James Loundes, appeared
tor the state Of south Carolina; Messrs.
sGella5agger, Cool. and Pelham for Sena-
tor Patterson, The defense Of Senator
Patterson, as stated In the pleading, rests
on the following grounds: First-Hampton
Is not Governor. second - There was
No legal Court: 10 legal Grand Jury, aud
no duly elected judge. TLird--That Chief
Justice Willard, VINO ordered special
term, was not the legal Chief Justice.
FOurta--The General Assembly which ap.
pointed tue Committee Of Investigation
was illegal. Fifth-ThRt Chief Justice
Willard, Judge Kershaw, and the Grand
Jury conspired against the rights aud lib-
critics u Patterson, and the Indictments
were results Of the conspiracy. Sixth
That he was 70: a fugitive from justice
SGvcntG--That tie Constitution only al.
loved state 10 demanA a fugitive from
stats, an" t41t the District Of Columbia
not being 4 state, tle Constitution did not
apply, and tho Ac; OF Congress author.
.2lGg the Llie! Justice - Surrender fugi.
tiyes was unconstitutional ana vp!d.
No exemption on iAe ggu.NU Of SgGa;g-
!iai privilege, was q ,.mg., uug -. II. m
dic.menis being g. s:a:a:.gy 'e.ury.
"A!cn lakes tue cas-: OF - c08s,ii"!.'"a!
exemption.
Ancr ,he pare:. "arc read. General
conner req1es,e' BE instruction ui til.
1A.t as 20 wLp "y,.G e entitled % tue
opening reply. Aaerargumer. BY Mess,s.
?nel.aoargcT, Cook and Conner, the Court
decided tRat tue S.a.c ci South Carolina
was entitled 10 the Openiug reply, The
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
Episcopal Convention Proceedings.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE Episcopal Conven-
tion decided against the appointment Of a
Commission to consider what changes are
necessary In the Hymnal.
The Committee on prayer books pre-.
sented reports considering 1t inexpedient
to consider a special collect or prayer to
be used at special thanksgiving, aud in
time Of danger and adversely, and that 1t
was inexpedlent 10 embOdy canon u, title
2, as a rubric to precede sOlemnizatiOn Of
matrimony, as such action would be In.
consistent with Church legislation, The
reports were adopted.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

In another column we print Wash
DAvenports famous miscegenation
speech, delivered in this city in July,
1874. We do this for the purpose Of
giving our citizens some faint idea OF
the condition Ofthings from which we
rescued ourselves, and to impress upon
them the necessity OF holding the fort
At all hazards. It is true that Daven'
port is no longer here, but it Is also
true that his associates are here, and
that they have found men who have
offered to again restore them to place.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
WEARY

0 dull life have grown weary,
For the way is dark and dreary,
And my sky Is overcast,
All my life have been dreaming,
And no ray around me cleaning,
Lighters up the shadowy past
Hopes and fears alike aave vanished;
Brightest prospects have been banished
BY the sternest view OF life;
And the way 50 dark and lonely
am thinking ever-Only-
Shall sink beneath the strife!
win the sky so dark ne'er brightenE
will this heavy weight meier tighten!
Shall such trouble never ceaseT
Shall my heart within me burning
With its longings and its yearning
Only In the grave find peace!
0 vain dreaming! vain ambition!
Vanished now the hearts fruiu0n-
Still the burden must bear!
But Pll welcome griet and sorrow
II but on some glad tomorrow
Grown Of glory may wear.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
The Case of the Louisiana Senators

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
in caucus this morning resolved to push
the Louisiana senatorial question 10 au
issue. Republicans In the Senate oppose
1t on the ground that their credentials are
before the Committee. The Demo, rats
con end that unfinished business of the
Committee was placed On the Clerks
desk. and these credentials are now be.
fore the Senate. This action on the part
Of the Democrats created a sensation, An
earnest debate ensued. Conkling spoke
in favor OF referring spolord's credentials
to the Committee on Privileges and Eiec.
tlons' Edmunds also argued that Spol.
iord's credentials should go to the Com.
mittee. They will most probably take this
cOurse
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
VEGETINE
PHrifes the Blood, RenOvdteS
and INvtOOrGteS the
WItOle System.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE

ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and Diartc.
yrdEriSE is made exclusively from the
talces of carefully selected barks, roots and
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that Il will
ct scrOfala, BeFOfalOus HumOF, Tus
moFs, Cancer, CaneerOus MumOrs
ErysipelRs, Salt Rheum, SyphiliIie
Diaeaaes, CaHkeF, RaintnesS ut the
stomach, and all diseases that arise from i'm
pure blood. aciaiicn, lnnammntory and
GOut and Spinnl COmPlalnIs, ea5 only
be eGectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and kF1ptiVe DiSeases Of The
skin, PuStulSs, Plmples, BlOIchess
BOils, TetGer, -head and Ring
worm, vEdETlSE has never failed to effect
For Pains In the Rack, Kidney c en-.
plants, DrOpsy,, Female Weakness,
LeucOrFhRn, arising from internal ulcerar
tion, and uterine diseases and General Dee
bility, VEGETiSE acts directly upon the
strengthens the whole system, acts upon tie 20
cre;iye organs, allays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates tho bowels.
For. CatRrFh, DyspepSia, mabitunl
CestiVeHeas, PalpiIHli0n or Ihe Heart,
Headache, Piles, Nervousness and
System, no medicine has given such per-
fec; satisfaction as tho YEGErISE. Il puFiles
tie blood, cleanses all Of the organs and pos
seSses controlling power over the nervous sys-
The remarkable cures effected by vrdr-IyE
have induced many physicians and apo;hecarcs
whom we know 10 prescribe aud use /: Ia ile.r
own families.
In fact, vEGETIxE Is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and Is TIC only
reliable BL0OD PUBARABB sc! PLACED
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
II. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vhat is Henetine?

Il Is a compound extracted from barks, roots
and herbs II is Natures Remedy. II Is per-
fec,ly harmless from any bad effect upon the sys-
teni' ltisnouTishing and strengthening Ii acts
directly upon the blood. II quiels the nervous
system. II gives you good, sweet sleep at night.
Ii Is great panaceA for our aged fathers and
mothers, for Il gives them strength quieis their
nerves aud gives them Natures sweet s!eep, as
has been proved by many an aged person. ii Is
the great Blood Purifier. II Is soothing remedy
for our children. Il has relieved and cured
thousands. II is very pleasant TO take every
child likes l.. Il relieves and cures all disesles
originating from impure blood. Try the VICE.
TINE. Give l. q fair trial for your complaints;
then yon will say 10 your friend, neIgLbor and
acquaintance, Try II II has cured me-"
NEdETINE for the complaints for which II is
recommended, Is having larger sale throughout
the United States than any other one medicine.
Why? Vegetine will Cure these COms
plainls,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

TIE organ Of the "New Departure
back to negro influence" wants the
platform of principles that the N. d.
adopted in Josh's law Office, discussed.
We can't see the necessity for it. As
far as platforms 60, the niggers and
their leaders are fixed. They have one
to suit every Administration, and one
to suit every catch.phrase in the coun-
Try. We see no difference in the y.
D's platform and the Democratic plat.
form. They want the negroes cdu.
Gated at the white mans expense, and
the white man Is doing it as 8 matter
Of necessity. They say they arc in &C.
cord with Lamar, Hill, Hampton and
Nichols. Ifany one Of these gentle
men ever entered into q political al
lance with such men as Edwards
Brooks, Allen, Thomas, aud Josh, we
never heard Of It.
The n. DIS don't like the color
line. II they speak truly, all they have
got 10 do, is to advise the negroes to
break up the black line and act with
the whites. The whites are intelligent
and the negroes Oughtto divide and tht
best part of them act with the whites
II they want to stick together in hordel
under the lead OF a few whites, they
must expect the whites to take care Of
themselves.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

STURGEON CoRNERED. --Spurgeon
said :"lf l had a month given me to pre-.
pare q sermon, ,Iwould spend thirty days
ana twenty.three hours in something
else and In the last hour would make
the sermon" A young man about town
says ne would like to see Spurgeon try
that on the month Of September.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

The Fastest MAN IN AMERICA
Joe Bradley may be said 10 be the fast.
est man In America. He lived nine
years in one night, for when he went TO
bed be was seven Z eight; when he
woke up the next morning he was
eighty Z seven.-[ N. D. Democrat.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

ACCORDING 10 the Columbus (Ga.)
Enquirer one Of the strangest things in
the world is to 6nd Southern planters
buying tons Of Northern hay, while
the heavy and grievous task the whole
year round is to keep the fields clear
Of grasa.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

MANY persons think their kidnevs
are permanently affected, whereas, the
fact is, on account Of the liver being in.
active, they are only sympathetically
SOTO prove which, use HOVE sToM.
ACH BITTERs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

Leonard concluded & speech Ia .ay1. #
referring ypta claimants IN the ita and ); h
Louisiana Districts 20 TIC Commit e on
Elections. Gen. Gibson addressed tie
House on ;.e motion % seat Elan and
Robertson, Deu Gratis. Elan contests
smith, l.om TIC All, aud Robertson con.
tests Nash (cUlorcdJ IRON the jtA.
Elam Ggd RJJe.is1a, Democrats from
Louisiana, were seated By 4 vote Ct IA u
llJ. These gentlemen TOOK the modified
oath. pacuec., Republican, oi California,
was also seated. Tie Colorado case
opened. when ;ac House adjourned 10
Saturday, vita Tic understanding tlht no
business wil! done tia: day.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

ETHER Atkins, Of Tennessee, or
Gov. ThrOckmorton, will be Chairman
Of the Committee on Pacific railways.
This doesn't look much like Sam.
Randall is opposed to this important
measure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

The rice crop of Georgia is not OK.
pected 10 be an average one. In many
localities unreasonable oveEhows have
damaged the grain and diminished tlR
yield materially. !
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
R{}itEsbmgArnla
tuesday Morning, October 10.

TIE reporters tried to interview
Gov. Nichols in Chicago, buthe didn't
pan out, and they silently stole away.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
A Card.

VIcKsBCRG, Oct. +, SD
To the Editor Of the Herald:
Please give this notice q place il
your paper: "To whom II may con.
eern-I desire II understood from and
after this date, that l have nothing tc
do with political afiairs.
@. HEAD.n
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsH!NGroN, Oct. l7-M.. bees intro.
duced ill authorizing the payment Of
~ veg ccGl%lA u Custom duties IN legal
tender E.;qs, Referred % COMMITTEE q:
FigaLcs
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
Cannot be ErcelIed.

CHARLEsrowS, MASS, March 10, 1900.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS Dear Sir-This Is TO Ger.
iliy that have used your Blood Preparation"
IN my family for several years, and think that,
for Sctoiula or CankeTOus Humors, or Rheums
a;lc Affections, Il cannot be excelled and, ne
blood purifier and spring medicine, IL 10 the best
thing have ever used and have used almost
everything. | can cheerfully recommend (; 20
AM ene IN need II such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DTNsMORE,
10 Russel! Street.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19
Dry Salt NTeat.
ReceiYo6 Thia Dav.

DICKLES, IN BARRELS, AALF BAR
L rels and Kegs;
Sour Krout, in barrels and half barrels;
Pigs Feet, In kegs;
New Pearl Barley, In kegs;
New 0at Neal, In barrels.
For sale to the Trade at close figures.
oclS g, v, HUTCHEsQN 4 90,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-19

Ferry was male Chairman 4 the
Committee n Pos;.e hees and Pos. Roads.
aud Hau!!iW Chairman Z tue Committee
ON turui.n n..hlLnNs.
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S23, 100 As
Balance Co. Treas. Office, Nov. %, 1877
To tax Ger 81, ,O88 II By Ditchfd$ 80 ss
Del. ST. land 13 So Suit tax 6 50 DO
Bash ......2 ,362 0S Drainage" 322 19
-Salary ss $50 100
S3464 32General 6 2,116 %
Court 8: 223 80
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OF h's or her imprisonment either within OF
without the Jail, and whenever any person
snslI hereafter in any court in this county
% eonvicted sf any ofense and sentenced tc
pay dne and shalt in default OF payment
OF such fine be committed TO Jail, and said
court shall further order that such convict
De kept at hard labor during tho term OF
such Imprisonment for the default of pay-
ment of such 6ne the Sheriff or keeper OF
the county Jail shall be and he hereby is,
required to employ within the limits Of JET
isrson county, il such manner appropriate te
70 tho sex aud physical condition of the
convict, a. ia the judgement OF said Sheriff
or Jail keeper shall seem to be most advAn.
tageous to, and profitable for said county.
and said Sheriff or jail keeper Is hereby
furtaer required to take such precautions as
shall prevent such convicts while 80 EN-
pioyed from escaping from custody.
Further, that said sheriff be and he here
by is required TO collect and pay into the
the county treasury the avails Of the labor
OF such convicts, and that at each and every
session of the County Board of Supervisors,
he present full aud complete report of ali
proceeding had under the provisions of this
resolution.
0. P. Dow offered the following resolu-
ton No Is, which was on motion adopted.
Resoloed, That the Sheriff of this county
be and is hereby instructed that whenever
1t shall seem to him practicable to utilize
the labor OF such convicts as are subject to
labor under the law in saving wood for the
Jail, repairing the fences about the court
house, and cleaning up the court yard and
IN such other labor as may seem to him to
be necessary to be done tor the benefit to the
county.
Chas. Woolensack offered the following
resolution No. l6, which was on motion
adopted.
Resolved That the County Treasurer be
and IS hereby instructed to pay out to the
treasurer of the town of Jefferson the sum
OF S9O.28 which sum accrued from a special
assessment upon lands in said town for the
purpose OF ditching and recla Inning the
same, and that said sum be paid out of the
town Treasury upon town order drawn by
town board Of Supervisors for the purpose
OF dltching and reclaiming the lands assess
ed as aforesaid.
G.. II. WOLLENSACK
Committee appointed to compare list of
orders remaining two years uucalled for
offered their report which was on motion
OF Mr.. Greene adopted by the Board as re-
ported by the committee.
TO the Board of Supervisors, Jeferso
County
Your Committee appointed to examine
and compare County Orders remaining two
years in Co. Clerks Office uncalled for. would
respectfully report, that we have examin ned
ana compared such order with descriptive
List prepared by County Clerk, and find
them correct We have cancelled all such
orders aud hereby present such List and
orders SO cancelled for the action OF this
Board
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AUGUST WIGGENHORN.

TEWELER, has recently opened jew
u elry Store in Johnson's block, corner
Main and lst street, where ho will keep
constantly on hand large stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &C. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
sc. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards IS 90 year.
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
frst insertion, and FIVE cents for subsequent
Insertions.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till orbid and charged for accord
ugIv
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By unanimous consent leave was granted
to the District Attorney to offer his lreporf
which was adopted as reported.
To the Board Of Supervisors Of the Go. T
Jefferson:
GENTLEMEN According to the request
of this Board, l hereby report that the rec
ords of the circuit court show that recognE-
ance in criminal cases have been forfeited Ia
the following cases and for the following
amounts which remain uncollected:
State Of Wisconsin vs.. Emanuel Crouch
Gffense, bastardy. Forfeited in Circuit
Court. Bondsman, w r Crouch. Amount
of bond, $3.50.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Emanuel Crouch
Ofense, adultry. Forfeited in Justice
Court. Bondsmen, w r Crouch and VIC
Waldo. Amount of bond $3.50
State of Wisconsin VS.. John McDermoat
O1ense, assault and battery. Forfeited IN
Justice court Bondsman, ] G Smith
Amount of bond, $1O0.
State of Wis vs.. Andrew Masterson.
Offense, assault and battery. Forfeited
in Justice Court Bondsmen, James Rogan
end Margaret Mcmahon. Amount of bord
$1O0.
State of Wisconsin vs.. Andrew Mastersop.s4
Ohense, resisting officer. Forfeited IN
Justice Court Bondsmen, James Rogan
and Margaret McMahon. Amount of bond
$500.
Dated Nov. %, 2s77.
w III ROGERS, Dist. Atty.
On motion of Mr.. Mulberger the District
Atty was instructed to enforce collection OF
outstanding bail bonds
Board adjourned until this evening.
Special building committee appointed by
the Board of 1876, offered their report.
which was on motion adopted as reported
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors Of Jefeq-
son Co:
Your committee appointed for the pur-
pose Of building bath, wash-room, clstern,
10 yards of fence and other repairs Oh Co.
Poor house, also for buying horse and COW
for the same. as well as for the purpose OF
buying desk for the Co. Clerks office, Reg
ister's office, &C., for which the sum of $3.50
was appropriated and placed in our hands,
has been expended by iis in the following
manner. as shown in the annexed bill OF
items and vouchers:
Total amount expended, S949.o3, leaving
balance in our hands of 81 cents.
There remains now unpaid the following
accounts:
Relnnel N StOppenDacn lot IuihpeI %i~-of
w G Waldo for nails and hardware IA "a
Chas Stoppenbach days services
experimenting the building II 90
Cash paid cut by c Stoppenbach
for expenses going to Milwaukee
in. purchasing bath tub, heating
apparatus and plumning work &c loco
sos
Less amount remaining in hands of
committee 81
Balance 493s
We recommend that an appropriation os
S4931 be made to pay the above accounts
all of which is respectfully submitted.
CHAs SToPPENBACH
GEO TRUCKS
WALT S GREENE
BILL OF ITEMS
1877. Cash Paid No Voucher Amf
Feb. q, For Horse, $llG -Hs
Cow 2 55
Mar. Brown for Brick 3 l62 5o
lContinued on 9Th page.)
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is done with the greatest neatness and pune
tuality, and every care taken to give entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
and solicits all to call and give his goods a
thorough examination, as he.is confident he
can please both as to quality and price.
F. W. KURZWEG.
Watertown, Nov lst, 1877. 27
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A GRITZNER

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
Il SER Shop under Post Office, Brooks
Block, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used. warranted to kold color for eight
weeks.
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Eugene GOeIdner,
HAMLTN L. FORD,

WATERFOWL Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description; Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
tne Lowest Market Price, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown. Wis.
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J. HEY NJ ANN,

j HE W ANN,
IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
I Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers of choice Cigars.
The purest California Wines and Bran
4 dies constantly on hand.
a Watertown, Feb 8. 1872.
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STRAW & MURPHY.

PLANTERS and Dealers in Wall Paper
L Window Shades. Paints, Oils, Varrish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes, &c. One door west
of Wisconsin National Bank, Waterton