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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
ii for the sAle Of tbs oslsbrntsd Btudeb baker
Wagons, sm nov receiving wagons from the
sbovs mauufsctory. especially adapted 70 this
state. ~ they were msde from models and pat
terms sent 10 the mAnafsctory BY NE. ] also
have nns lot Of
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The following appointments for public
meetings are announced:
Hons. j. N. STONE and W. L. HEM
MINGwAY will speak at the following
times and places:
Columbus, Lowndes county, October
9th.
sardis, PanOla county, October 30th.
Oakland, Tallahatchie county, October
3lst.
Lexington, Holmes county, November
Let.
TOzOO City, Yazoo county, November
Cd.
Hons. W. H. SIMS ana T. c. c ArcHINGs
will speak 1T the following times and
summit, Pike county, october slth.
Mississippi City, Harrison county, Octo
/ Der 22d.
Pascagoula, Jackson county, Oct. 2Sd
Enterprise, Clarke county, October Gath
/ Meridian, Lauderdale county, Oct. 2jth
| Sc0oba, Kemper county October Goth.
Columbus, LOwndes county, Oct. 9th
TupelO, Lee county, Octo Der Goth.
PontotnG, Poqtotoc county, October SQth
Ripley, Tlppah county, November Ist.
County Executive Committees are 70.
Quested to provide the necessary arrange.
ments for the foregoing meetings.
By order OF the state Executive Com.
mitiec. Z. BARKSDALE,
Chairman.
MARION SMITH, Secretary.
The papers published in the vicinity o.
these appointments, are requested L
! copy.
In addition to the above appoint
menlp, all the above speakers have
agreed to wind up the campaign IL
Vicksburg on the 9th Of November.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

superfae, IS 25; Xxx, S so; xxx, s. IS;
choice, 80 1901 80. Corn quiet, yellow,
5Sc; white, scarce. CSC. Oats steady; $40
39c. Corn meal, dull, weak and lower;
81 60@2 70. Hay, steady and In fair de-
mand; prime, Sl59I5; choice, SIT 00@lI 80.
Pork dull, Si4 2S. Lard quiet and steady;
refined tierce, 9h@8Nc keg, 97[c. Dry
salt meats; shoulders, scarce and hrm, Sc.
Bacon, lower rates, shoulders, re; clear
rib sides, 7Aci clear sides, 6Ag93<c.
Hams quiet and steady; choice sugar
fed Louisiana, 81 0S@l 0S; Western, 81 90
al IL. Coffee in demand and active, ordi.
nary TO prime, carg0es, H@20kc. sugar,
quiet, jobbing: common TO good common,
1850; fair 10 fully fair, SJT@Sl<o; prime
to choice, s1@SAc; yellow clarified, o@
9Mc; new centrifugal, 5k@SHc. MOlas.
ses, good demand; new Louisiana syrup,
4s@54c. Rice, in good demand at full
prices, ordinary to choice Louisiana, so
exc. Bran, steady, 81.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l-Flour quiet and
steady, family, So 00@6 IS. Wheat, dull
Winter red Western, 81 1901 80. Corn.
heavy, 45@l0c. Oats In fair demand aud
firm, 2s@3lc. Rye, stronger, 0S@G)c. Bar
ley, dull; sample lOts OF Western Spring,
H@Occ. Pork, strong and higher; Sl4 90.
Lard, hrm; prime steam, SjIc; current
make, Joe; kettle, 9kc. Bulk meats,
scarce and nominal; short rib sides, s.l0c.
Bacon, firm; shoulders, 0c; clear rib
sides, 9kc; clear sides, 91.c. whisky,
steady, 81 e. Butter, quiet; fancy cream.
cry, 32@SSc; prime to choice Western re-
serve, 23@95c Central Ohio, 10000. Hogs
steady; packing, 81 s5@5 0O; receipts, g..
500 head shipments, l,726 head. sugar,
quiet; refined granulated, ll9tlhc; pow
dered crushed, llh@llhc; white, l0K@
lOXc; yellow refined, 9A@iOc; New Or
leans, 999Nc.
ST. Louis. Oct. 24-Flour dull; X Fall,
tS@5 y; Xxx Fall, IS 75@6 90; xxx Fall,
81 75@6 90. Wheat, frmer, No. . red Fall,
81 80; No 9 Spring, 81 l2. Corn, firm
No 2 mixed, 43kc. Oats; dull, No ., 98c,
Rye, HISc. Barley quiet, choice to fancy
Minnesota and Wisconsin Spring. zoe.
Whisky, quiet, 81 0s. Pork, SIS 5O@l3 75
Lard, dun and nominal, Winter, SHc
Bulk meats quiet and weak, with only q
jobbing trade; sugar.cured packed, shoul'
ders, exc; clear rib sides. TKc; clear sides
&c. Bacon hrmer for sides, shoulders, TX
clear rib sides, 9@0Hc; clear sides, 9szc
Hogs, steady, 81 S0@5 70. Cattle, better
feeling for natives; Texas choice shipping
steers, $5@5 %; good Texans 81 95@3 60
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
A Neglectful Liver.

The bile has three.fOld art assigned to
il by the great manager, Nature. II as
sists in tae digestive process, acts as a
cOloring agent OF the blood, and Is essen
tlal to the evacuative function When the
liver grows torpid, complete chaos eusues
10 the stomach and bowels; the bile Is In.
jected into the circulation In large quaint.
ties, and constipation and indigestion are
produced. Pains under the right shoulder
blade and through the right side head.
aches, vertigo, ellowness OF the skin, fur
red tongue aud nausea, also follow. But
these and other symptoms OF bi!iOusnes3.
and the disorders which accompany 1t, are
entirely removed by HOstetters Stomach
Bitters, that benign recliher ol organic
disturbance and remedy for physical weak
ness. Intermittent and remittent fever,
urinary and uterine troubles, rheumatism,
gout, and other maladies, also yield to the
remedial influence OF the great corrective
and inylgorant, II is the peoples chosen
remedy. eodkw
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
BRGVITIEs.


We're going to have some more
weather.
LOOK out for another nor'Wester and
brush up your oVercoats again.
The weather has ClOuded up again
with every indication gilmore rain and
plenty of
BRIHG on some more lectures and
leps cultivate 4 little intellecturealIty,
Patent applied for.
SMOKERS should now stock up with
ive.cent cigarp, as the strike among
the cigar makers Is extending west.
ward.
An election for Assistant Engineer
Of the Fire Department will be held at
the Washington Engine.house TO-.
night.
The Mayor had one case yesterday,
which was continued from the day be.
fore, and let the delinquent 20 on pay.
ment Of costs.
IT is said there are hats In seventy.
five different shapes for ladies to choose
from this season. There is no excuse
for the wearing Of an unbecoming one.
THE Chess Club netted some money
out Of DR.. Marshalls lecture for the
benefit of free library, and we hope
It is the foundation Of fund for thai
purpose.
We regret to learn, through the
Jackson Times, Of the death Of Hon.
Geo. 7. Swami, which occurred Tues.
day morning last, at the home Of bis
mother in Virginia.
1--WE hnd," said q coroner's fury
"that Bill Thompson came to bis death
By holding Eve aces when Jack Smith
held four. And we find nine aces toe
many In any pack"
E. ]. BRowN, charged with assAultinG
with intent to kill Peynetti, the COlOred
barber, was acquitted In the Circui
Court yesterday, as was also IS. Roy
ster, charged with larceny from thC
safe OF the Washington Hotel.
Mr.. LOUIS BLUM, of the large ant
reliable firm Of L. Blum b Bro, st
Louis, is in our city. He is we'll knowr
here aud throughout the State, and ha
the reputation Of being the "King ciga
man." for fine brands. We trust b.
J will meet with success.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
The Girent Miznrd.

Prof. J. NJ. Macalistcr, who has
created q perfect furor in the North
aud West, by his wonderful feats of
ledgerdemain aud mysterious illusions,
will open at the Theater on Saturday
afternoon in a grand matinee perform
ance, and will give series of four
evening entertainments, at each ol
which one hundred elegant gifts will
DO distributed. He has Just filed O
successful engagement at Memphis and
The following from the Appeal shows
that the Professor does exactly whaI
he promises:
The wonderful and delightful entertain
ment given by Prot. J. N. Macalllster al
the Greenlaw Opera.hOuse last night, was
an occasion OF unexceptiOnal interest e
every one present. The vast building wai
crowded with a representation Of our mos
intelligent people-a fact which attesti
the superior character OF the wonderful
leats performed by Prof. Macallister
Among the happy Illusions last night, wai
the conservatory OF flowers" "carC
trIcks," "birds OF Paradise" and othel
| ieats which pen cannot describe, as minC
cannot understand. There will he com
plete change OF programme tonight, upoT
which oc aston Prof. Macalllster producel
his greatest feat, known as "the Gle
ents," a performance that would shamt
| even the magnificent theories OF the Rosi
crucian philosophy, and thwarts the oX
pert genius Of the Count de Gabalis him
self, for II embodles fire, water, air ant
flesh into an act Of mysterious illustration
Hence, nymph, gnOme and sylph all tnt
here represented comedy, so TO speak
OF magical art worthy the recognition anC
enjoyment oil the most adept In science
snd learned in lore. At the Grand Draw
Ing last night, Mr.. w. J. Chase, the we'll
known merchant at 1872 Main street, wa
the holder Of the ticket which was award
ed the very handsome marble.tOp bureau
There will be full house tonight, when
fine parlor lounge will constitute the trs
git.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

IT is surpriri that Judge Morris
and his coadjuiarors in the attempt TO
organize new party, should have
brought forth SO ridiculous a muss.
There is no mistaking the intent Of the
movement to be, to get close up 10
Hayes. What is the direct, sensible
way of doing that ? II is to join aud be-
long TO Hayes party, is II not? What
Is Hayes party? The Republican, and
his latest appointment Of Harlan to the
Supreme Bench betrays him thorough
partisan. II they wanted to be close
up with the Administration-iu afIilia.
tion and accord-and to give II q sensi.
BILE aud effective support, instead Of
formally acquiescing in The disband-
ment of the Republican party of the
State and declaring by formal resolu-
ton their County Executive Commit
tee adjourned sine die, they should
have rekindled the fires of reoganiza.
ton. Hayes belongs 10 the Republican
party, and these New Deparlists 10 the
National Administration Party of the
State of Mississippi" two separate aud
distinct organizations. They may truth.
fully answer to this il: eve are Republi.
cans in all bu. in name; aud whisper
in confidence TO e,old dissatisfied dis
banded leaders: "This is a new dodge,
rather than a new party, to catch
Democratic simpletons and rope 'em
in Meridian Murcury.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
COmmisaiOner,s Sale.

DUKSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
4 Choncery Court Of Warren county,
Mississippi, rendered on the ID day OF De.
cember, AID. 1876 In the suit OF the Ylcks.
burg Benevolent Society OF VIcksburR.
Mississippi, Conn lainant, against Charles
II. Smith, Defendant, No. lIl3, the under.
signed, Commissioner, will sell, ut public
yendue, to the highest bidder. at the cast
door OF the Courthouse OF said county Of
Warren, at or about the hour Of II O'Clock
noon, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of NoV'r, A.O. 1877,
all the right, title and interest OF the said
Charles II. Smith, his interest therein be-.
ing the unexpired term OF lease thereof
for the period OF tnlnety-nlne years from the
sth day OF May, AID. 1871 In and to the
following described property, tO.wit: Thlr.
ty feet OF Lot Two Hundred and Forty.
nine CAD, In Square FoEty.four Az OF the
original plat OF the City Of Vicksburg, be.
ginning at the corner Of the Methodist
Church Lot, and running west thirty feet;
thence south to the lot Of Ben. Thomas;
thence cast with said lot thirty feet; and
thence north with said Methodist Church
Lot to the beginning on Grove street-caid
lot eeing In the city Of Vicksburg, county
OF Warren, and state OF Mississippi.
Terms OF Sale-One.third Of the pur.
chase money to DO paid cash, and the re.
naming twO.thirds thereof to be paid
twelve months after the date Of sale, with
interest thereon at the rate Of six per cent.
um per annum from the date OF sale, to be
evidenced by pr0missOry note, which will
be secured by lien on the proDerty sold,
JOSHUA W. BOURNE, Com'r.
Blrchett & Gilland, sOl'rs. oc28-w4t
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

0ttAe City Of VieksbuFV, JsF ehs ssek eadtna
Monday, Ge z2d day Of October, A.D.
1877, alta o'clock m. =.
Oct. iT-PeaTce johnson, o0lOFsd, year
months, teething, VlcksbuFg, Sd Ward.
Oct' I-Alice l. LaekeY, ; months II
burg, 9Th Ward.
Oct. ls-Aike Ryan, "a years, maIarlal
fever, died in the All CITY inarmaFy.
Oct A-Mrs. Bridget COnroy, Is years,
disease Il the hea.t, Vicksburg, Ath Wards
A true copy: 10, ARNOLD, sexton.
q. 7. WOODRUFF n. D., Health 0aleer.
sYNoPsIs-l Ia Sd Ward, 9 in Ath ward.
! 10 Hill City Inarmary-TotAi, 4. amale,
J 2temalei white, coi0red-Total, 4.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

The last time that our noble sister
State, Alabama, was turned over to the
Radicals, bound hand and foot, il was
through the Vaccinations Of the ain.
dependents. The people could have
had the management of their affairs In
their own hands during the last two
years of humiliation and thievery un.
der Radical sway that they were forced
by bayonets to endure, but for the
greed OF those bushwhacking adven-
turers, and they have learned by sad
experience to leave them severly alone
If Mississippi ever revcrts 10 the carpet
bag robber, Il will be on account oil
dissensions fostered Ia the selfish inter.
est of reckless otflce.seekers.-T Aber'
deem Examiner.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
UNDER the head of0A Field for Mis-.

UNDER the head Of"A Field for Mis-.
sionaries, the Greenwood (Miss.) Ori-
entail says: "When Bush Wood was
shot, one of his friends, q Magistrate In
the neighLorhood, went to see him.
Wood asked him to pray for him
(Wood) but the Magistrate said he had
no form book OF that kind aud didn't
know how. Wood suggested that Dr..
P. possibly knew how, but the Magis.
trate said that P. would be sure 10 let
slip u G-n, so be would not do.
Various other parties we're named, but
all rejected, aud runner was finally
sent to Greenwood, twenty-six miles,
for Parson Oates, he being the nearest
man they knew OF who could put W u
PRAYER"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

GoDs FOR SALE.-An Anglo.Indian
journal contains an advertisement OF
which the following Is q free transla-
ton: "Yaman, the god of day, cast in
pure copper and tastcfully executed.
Nirondi, the prince of demons; q great
number to choose from the giant upon
which he is mounted is boldly de-
signed, and his sabre Is fashioned In
the latest style Of art Baronnia, the
god of the sun, is lively represented
his crocodile is Of copper, with tail oil
silver. Bourberen, the god of riches
this god Is Of the finest workmanship,
Little demi.gods and other inferior
gods in the greatest abundance TO Sc.
lect from. No credit Is given, but dis
count Is allowed for ready money"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Nervous Debility.

VITAL WEAKNEss OR DEPRESSION q
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF mental over
work, indi.cretions or exccsses, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMpHnEYs' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. %. II tones up and lnvigOrates
the system, dispels the gloom aud dcs.
pondenCy, imparts strength and energy,
stops the drain, aud rejuvenates the en-
tire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or
IS per package of five vials aud y vial
Of powder. Seut by mail on receipt Of
price. Address HUMPHREYs' H0MEo-
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, 100 Fulton
street, New York. aplS.eod&wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
New oTleans Custom. house atatiaticI
Who are on the Pay Roll, Applics
tlons, Etc.

On the 10Th of October, of last year,
the receipts OF cotton at this point
amounted to 22,799, OF which l2,202
wrro for New Orleans, aud l0,597 for
Vicksburg. On the same day this
year the receipts amount 10 l0O9l bales,
of which 6,045 we're for town and only
4,0iG for New Orleans. On the 10Th oil
October, last year, the receipts By the
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad were
1850 for New Orleans, and $3.50 for
town, while On same day this year the
receipts amounted TO l,S75 for New Or
leans, and 2,lS5 for town. The same
balances in favor OF ViCksburg hold
good in a comparison of last years
with this years receipts from the Mis-.
sissippi; Yazoo and Sunfower rivers,
and from other sources, showing con.
clusively that the advantages Of this
market are becoming known aud recog.
nizsd. 1t ouly remains for our business
men 10 push things u little to make
Ncksburg the rival Of Memphis in re-.
ceipts, "a she uow surpasses her in
prices paid for cotton and in low
charges.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors aud indiscretions Of youth, nerv.
Gus weakness, early decay, loss OF man.
hood, etc, will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a Mission
ary in South America. Send a self.
addressed envelope to the Rev. JosEPH
T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New
York City. oc4.eod&wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
AcENTs WANTEn.

TIE EARLIEST, LATEST, AND xosF
i complete, best, aud by fur the cheapest
Of all books on MOODY and SANKEY.
Biographies. abors, Sermons, Addresses,
STORIES, Bible Portralts, Doctrines, Rlble
feadings, Songs, etc., all In one volume,
and sold at $l.26. New edition lust out,
Now Is the time to secure territory and
liberal commissions. Address
AMERICAN PUB ISHING CO.,
Oc2B-W4t CinoInnau Ohio.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

ATaqueer kind ofconvention, called
the can't. Death Convention" held in
noston last Sunday, Mr.. Z. II. Hey
wood offered set of resolutions, OF
Which this is a specimen: "That, as
near the Church is far from Cod so
All systems and opinions, rested in as
1nalities, are forms ofreligious dry.rot,
The moral death of those who suppose
themselves alive: that rent, usury,
marriage, the political and pecuniary
subsection of women, war, taxation, all
inyasiys sBa ngTEa!ssrroNass E!!s rN!su uGpaI0ns, indi.
|;
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

IT is said that Miss Jennie jerome,
who marlied Lord Randolph Churchill,
has given her husband some Yankee
notions. "If you want to get rid ol
what Is called obstruction" said Lord
Randolph recently, "give Ireland back
her Parliament"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures at Kill.
llekrankie plantation, Madison parish, La,
on Wednesday evening, October 10, 1877,
By the Rev. Father McNanus, Mr.. JAMRs
s. ALLNuTT aud Mrs. VENIB A. BROOKS,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

THE man who went from Jerusalem
to Jericho and fell among thieves had
evidently started out TO organize a new
party. They all got there Brook
Vile JeiEersonian.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
shsllabaTgsr'a Presentation Of Ksl.
Iogg's Case.

p &AN6NaNAAAU1 VI AA4A~
logg's Case.
WAsHfNGroN, Oct. 24,-ArguIng before
the Committee on PRIVILEGES and Elec.
lions, In bshalf Of Kellogg, 10 conclusion
Judge shellabargeT entered into On impas-
stoned defense Of the justice and equity OF
the action OF the Returning Board. He
especially referred to the Vernon parish
returns, for the forgery Of which indict-
ments have been found against the Board,
asserting that this charge was to his
knowledge a calumniouslOutrage.
Mr.. spoHoTd's Claims.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 2l-Mr. spoGord, be.
fore the Privileges and Elections Commit.
tee to-day, argued that according ID the
Constitution Of Louisiana, the Returning
Board has nothing to do with the question
OF who were elected Governor or LIeuten.
ant.GoVernor OF the State Of Louisiana,
and as the Louisiana law requires all elec.
tton returns to DO delivered to the Secre.
tary OF State, and not to the Returning
Board, he claimed seat on these
grounds. Most Of his time was consumed
IN referring to past records, and reading
Journals, ETC., Of the Louisiana Leglsla.
ture.
Episcopal csnvSntiou-BoaTd Of Mis-.
alons.
pOSAONs wv di.-Ab tneeNening session
OF the Episcopal Convention the discus.
sion Of the canon Ia relation to the orRani.
zation OF Board OF Missions was c0ntln.
ued. Finally the canon was adopted. 1t
provides for an institution to be denomi.
mated Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church In the United States.
The House OF Bishops use the English
Lectlonary until the next General Con.
yention; the subject was referred to q
Joint committee Of conference. The
Bishops concur In the use OF q special
table OF lessons In Lectionary for Lent.
Warrington Notes
WASHINGTON, Get. 9l.-The contest be.
tween the two Baxters, In Tennessee, will
pr, badly give the Circuit Judgeship OF
the Gth District to Michigan.
| Everybody OF any account has gone to
the Pimlico races except this paragraphist
who is sorry for himself.
The Star says Representatives Stephens
and Harris called at the State Department
to-day 10 the interest OF billiards confirm.
alton as Minister TO Brazil, against which
there is some opposition
Wheeler has given the Senate Restau.
rant 10 Oscar Baron, proprietor Of The
Twin Mountain House, New Hampshire.
New Orleans Custom. house Statistics
Who are on the Pay Roll, Applica
tlons. Etc.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 2i-The assertion
having been made that Union soldiers ant
sailors are excluded from service In thu
New orleans Cust0m.h0use, II may bt
stated that ofthe lil employees, 43 are ex
Federals occupying the principal places
their salaries amounting to reariy one
halfthe eLtire pay roll. or the other po
sitiOns, One.half are occupied by negroes
the balance by Southern Republicans
old employees and a few conservatives
For the hundred and fOrty-one positions
in he Custom-hOuse there are now on ill
over four thousand applications. Unit
fhe question Of the COllectOrship is settled
this army o; unemployed will probabl,
continue to increase.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

BoUCICAULT says that the Shakes
pearc of these days is editing a news
paper. lie has made illusions to US
before, but we appreciate the compile
ment none the less highly on that &C.
count-[Kentucky New Era,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

We tender our coincidence to Major
]. j. Powers aud wife on the death Of
their infant child, which occurred yes
terday.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

The opening OF the Liverpool spot market
gave another advance Of Lie, with an "ac.
tive and firm" tone, sales being 1900
bales. Arrivals met with backset, how
ever, opening quiet and closing fat, with a
decline Of l-32. The response by New
York to the Liverpool news, discouraged
dealers here, there being q decline Of l-lG
New Orleans opened steady an | closed
easy with sales Of but 4,l00 bales during
the day. This news was sufficient to give
effect to the long talked OF "corner" in
Liverpool, and as tomorrow Is notice day
there, II will not be surprising II the bulls
continue TO nave II all their own way Tor a
few days more.
The movement at this point taken from
the Exchange boards, and ending at noon