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1ARDOZO, FOUEQJHEhN x CO.,

GARDOZO, 70 URQUhEhN x CO.,
have on exhibition by Tar ;hr large. ha,..,,nrI.
aud o!o~t varied assortment 81
GLotk:,
they have ever before offered. Tn! la,e ;. yc,t,.
CLOAES FOR CHILDREN
from. four To- twelve years o: rye. Ih">. IL aAA.
should certainly look AT tr,ir stg@.. beiorc buy!a!
Their
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
Is very large. comprising many few patterns.
They are offering great bargains IN
EALMORhL>,
many OF which are new in design.
NOTTINGHAM FACES
very cheap. Their
DRESS-GOUDS DEPARTMENT
is constantly being rcplcnis!Ied by all "f the "'.
ties OF the season as they APPEAR.
MOURNING GOODS \ SPECIALITY.
Our GETTLEMEN'S AND LADIES UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT : always kept im'l "t :a=
best goods that are made
CARPETS, RUGS. DEUGGETS. 81.
no ID
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
" at regimental armory on THIS Friday n
NIGHT at 75 O'Clock, in undress uniform, for IN
drill. BY order Captain L. j. BossIEUX: il
j. E. TYLER,
no 30-1t Orderly.
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Yes, wen give you copy OF Mr.. EwING's
speech il you will call for it.
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NOT1CE.-All persons are hereby warned
~ NOT TO BUY OR TRADE FOR ANY LUM.
Der owned by the Clyde Line which was washed
saved any of 1t. by reporting the same to me, will
be suitably rewarded.
BY order Of the Agent of the Clyde Line.
JOSEPH u. NEWELL,
Nos. 10 and ~ south Fifteenth street.
no soils Richmond, Va.
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LEST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Divine SER
ice To-pAY--Festiral OF st. Andrcws-at l. NJ.
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pLAlN AND F !G URED BEAyrn
l. CLGAKI G S-haadsome gc.,,s.,n. t TT.
prices-at .,EIIlFs uL..., -'or,
The ECLIPSE DOUBLE BrSK C6 TEtEk>
75c, " ''R>F.! Gr'y
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We have the testimony Of physicians vino pre-
scribe it. and OF patients who have taken it, that 1T
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSlM1LATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 019 Main street, Richmond Va
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AIDES PLAIN AND MaTAl.-.
~ sLoAkS.-Another Lr2c lot n YER, i'.h -
just resolved at JJ'IITS VI ~ pF.c,,
1oo,, ,,o pon,v,,yc,,., Go3 ET,e"i' .;r,..
n01S '|''~f!.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRE.
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby car-
| ~ toned against trading fer secreting any
DRESSED HOGSHEAD-HOOPS the property or
| Josiah Harris washed from the dock during the
freshc rs all such persons will be dealt with accord
| ing to law. CURTIS FARMER.
/ M O-Of
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nRESS GOODS! DRESS GOOIr, -
~ pieces 2a. 80, and SIC. DRESS CnnI., O."
duced IN 20c.at u.TU.. MnrTTDJlS -
each. '''''F'' a. 2c.
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TASHMERES! CASHMERES.-,r n,L--
~ lot Of that handsome ALL-WOCr c,sI,,,,,,.,...l
at CSC. just received a. ''h hfSE
no ~ julius MEYFp-.
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y. B.-MR. CHARLES IIUTZLER Is now with
US, and will he pleased to sec his friends and Gus
toners at THALHIMER BROTHERS..
nol7 COL Broad street.
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DRY G;s0px.

20 TO BROWNE " ROWE ana -
~ btreGt OF the latest change In n,,ra' Zct tho
prices In every department. ~ prices. a,e-,,
BLANKETS at S1.2J, sI.50.t1.7. :.
up; '' To- fZ.5r a.
BALSf0RAL sKIRTs at AZ. 80. 60. 7.c :,
oHS ssn, FIX. H., gst , received from 10 +, -
BLACK GOODS and GRAPE Wells 2, ,,.,-,.
h htESs AGd ~ Is; ~ 20; %, g. 80 &c.
low: ' N''h hHE-yer,
FANCY WooLLESS and FURs. for ,,a,...
cnl,drcn "ear' Inuc cheaper tlian ever And
and gentlemen; N''NiHS i1rlar!e,
PLATED SETS for ladies AND ulid,or
SIN td HiA ~ flEFS %, 30, 80. 7;c
fr Christmas presents, cheap. II ron rsS 'Hlt1ar
the nth b, call soon and make yorr .e,c,, 10 a'..
BROWNE l. ROWE'S Chs,nS,a
Ho 26-eod q,3 m,'p STORE.
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DIBLEs. PRAYER-BOOKS,

no 2S-lnl
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
The New Work sun aHd senator
Lamar,

Ii is a little remarkable that as soon
as the information could be conveyed
TO New York that Senator La
mar spoke kindly OF President
HAYES, the New York Sun attacked
him in a prominent leader. The bur.
den Of the Suns complaint is that Sen.
ator Lamar in his speech made use Of
the following language:
"Questions OF constitutional law, the
relations OF the states 10 the Federal Gov
ernments and Of the relations Of the peO-
pie to their State Government, will soon
cease TO play any very conspicuous part
IN the issues OF American politics. CUES
tlons Of tariff, trade, commerce, currency,
and transportation will soon take their
places"
We presume the Sun got this from
some report OF Lamar's speech deliv-
cred to the State Convention, for II
says that at the very time the speech
was delivered the Federal Administra'
ton and the press OF the country were
busy with the question OF Federal in
reference in the suppression OF strikes
and riots, and with the question O.
raising a great Federal army 10 be used
as a police force, We were present
and heard the Senator'S speech, and
we are confident that he made use Of
no such language. His whole speeci
and his whole action in the Convcn,
ti0l were based solely on the idea tha.
the present campaign in this State /,
purely a local one, and to this exten
only did he express his opinions. II,
freely endorsed President Hayes's con.
st~itutiOual cOursu towards the South
and we are I'll e that ihrce.f Ourths 0
| the Convention were in full arcor,
with him on that question.
We rather suspect that this WIS tn,
cause OF the Suns attack. That jour
/, nal cannot persuade itself 10 Civ.
Hayes credit for his good acts, Will
E Lamar and Mississippi are more mag
unanimous that is all.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
The Slender Ties Between Sam
BOWles and e. y. Adams.
10 Pulitzer In New York Sun.
No one hnara ~ Sam Rnwlaa viii

10 Pulitzer In New York Sun.
No one hears Of Sam Bowles with.
out thinking Of Charles Francis
Adams. No one hears Of Charles
Francis Adams without thinking Of
Sam BoWles. The number Of stories
and Jokes connecting the two names
floating through the American press lie
inexhaustibls. freely confess TO have
had an idea myself that the personal
relations Of the Adams and B0wles
aforesaid were OF the most intimate
character. l know that many others
went much further. / believe there
Wal and still is gu impression upon the
minds Of many people that Sam
BOwles never allows his paper to 90 to
press without first seeing Charles
Francis Adams. And upon the minds
Of the natives, If l can use this express
sion, the impression exists that no one
stands politically nearer to Charles
Francis Adams than Sam Bowles.
Upon the authority of the latter
prick this bubble. Strange 90 1t may
seem, Bowles told me himself, when
asked him about Mr.. Adams, that b.
scarcely knew him personally tha'
Charles Francis Adams had nevel
crossed the threshold of Sam BoWles
house; that Sam Bowles never in hi
whole life crossed the threshold o,
Charles Francis Adams house excep
once, on the occasion Of 9 formal din
ner given in honor of Newton Booth
the Senator from California, that
besides this, sam BowleS, though born
in Springfield. Massachusetts, neveI
met Charles Frsncis Adams PERSONAL!
except once or twice, and then only b!
accident aud most casually.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
The Dog Days.


IL this country, the 2jth Of July
marks Tie beginning OF the days when
Sirius, or the Dog star, is supposed to
control the elements for a period Of
forty days ending with September 9Th.
The English almanacs set 1t down az
commencing on the Sd Of July and con.
tinuing until the llth Of August. The
name for this season is derived, o. Is
we'll known, from Egyptian astrolo'
mers, who gave II the name Of dog days
because Sirius, or the Dog Star, then
rose with The sun, and their united IN
tluenCe was the occasion OF the extreme
heat and disease incidental to th,se
days. The ancient dog days were forty
in number-twenly before and twenty
after the rising Of the star, aud they
commenced on the 4ih Of August and
extended TO the l4h ut September. II
is therefore easily understood tlal
modern dog days have no r%eferehceIo
the rising Of Sirius or any other sur,
al il was by mere accident that the re-
ing Of Sirius concluded with the hoist
season OF lie year iu the times aid
countries Of ancient astronomers.
The time Of its rising depends up
OH the latitude of the locally
where II is observed, and It is lacr
every year in all ATTITUDES on account
Of the procession OF the Gquinoxes. n
tine this star will rise in tue dead Of
Winter. The universal use of DE
term "dog days IL a noticeable Ills.
tralion of the p%erllnacity with whicla
wori IS adhered to long alter its orid-
nal significance Is entirely lost. Dig
days. 10 the superItitious anciens,
marked a season of burning het,
bIighting drought, and desOlating ps-
thence, iguoranrly associated with tie
heIiacal rising OF the brightest START
he heaven-, whose malign influences
could only be prOpitiated by gifts ad
sacrifices. "Dog.days" to modern n
ton. simply indicates a period, lie
the one to b. anticipated for a monh
10 come, when, IA general features, fg
ard moisture are abundant, and, COT
bining with the mid ummer heat all
a lifeless and enervating condition 4
! the atmosphere. produce a season 4
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
Gel. FortsOn Withdraw.

Editor Of the Herald
beg leave, through the columns Of
your paper, TO announce my withdraw.
81 from The canvass for State Senator.
Having been repeatedly urged by my
friends from both city aud county TO
announce myself for the high and hon.
orable position, above mentioned, l be
came partially convinced that it would
be to the best interest Of the Agrlcul-
tural portion ofour county i'll or some
other man familiar, from practiced ex-
perlence and personal observation, with
the wants of that large and intelligent
portion OF our community, should rep
resent them in the balls Of the Senate,
| yielded to their wishes. But since
my announcement, questions have pre-.
sented themselves to my mind, which,
after mature d~eliberation, convince
me that by Withdrawing my name l
will serve the people Of my county bet.
ter than by continuing in the race. At
the same time wish to express thanks
to my friends for the encouragement
they have given me ; also 10 those who,
before my announcement, were COM
paratively strangers, and voluntarily
came forward and proiered me their
support. S. I. FoRTsoN.
WARREN COUNTY, August Il, 1877.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
For she Information Of Teach.
WATERPROOF. TENsAs PARISH. La
August IS, 1877,

August IS, 1877.
Editor OF the Herald:
Dear Sir-Will you allow me to an
swer, through your columns, numer.
Gus inquiries which have been ad.
dressed to me ircu your city and lie
vicinity.
Our examination Of teachers will
commence at St. Joseph, on the Goth
instant. After examination, we will
issue certificates to ell who are pro.
nounced qualified, and they will be
awarded positions as far % the number
Of schools will permit.
II the number Of successful compel.
itors is not sufficient, those who fail to
present themselves At fret will have q
chance Of appointment on Satisfying
the committee Of their competency.
As, however, this contingency Is not
apt to arise, l would advise all who are
anxious 10 secure positions as teachers,
TO be present on the Goth for examina.
ton. Respectfully yours,
JAS. X. CURELL. Chairman.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

THD Central Star says that Mr.
WslpOle, one Of the most prominent
candidates for Auditor Of Mississippi
before the recent Democratic conven.
ton, "fsels entirely satisfied with the
race he made, and thinks the handsome
support given him from ali parts Ofthe
State was a high compliment. Thank.
ing his friends for their support be
lets the past take care Of itself and will
work with might and main for the
triumphant election Of Sylvester Gwin."
That's the way to say Il.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
Ths keapsr Outrage Times.


In the Jackson Times Of August 18th,
is published en- absurd Especial dis
patch TO the New York Times" which
we had reprinted In our issue OF yes
terdsy with come comments. The
Jackson Times heads the publication
10 the following manner:
1.-THE Kempsr County White League
Cowardly Persecution Of the Widow
Of their Victim-RefusAl of the Probate
Judge to Settle Judge ChisOlm's
Estate"
II is provided by jll66 Revised
Code of 1871, that an administrators
shall make 3 final settlement "when
the estate has been fully administered,
BY payment of ell the debts," etc. By
Sll4l creditors are required to have
their claims Registered In the Court
in which the letters te%stamentary or Of
administration we're granted, t0ithin
one year after the first publication Of
notice 10 creditors 10 present their
claims"
1t will be seen tina: the estate in
question could net have been "settled"
under the law, In every country suf'
iiciently civilized to have laws
and to administer estates Of de.
ceased persons through lie courts,
and according TO the Gorms OF
law, q reasonable time Is prescribed
for the presentation Of claims. Before
that time has elapsed tue property of
the deceased cannot be given to his
heirs, or distributes discharged from
administration. 1t may be safely as
serted that the most ignorant and Hit
crate understand something about
these requirements. Charity itself can
not attribute the slanderous words Of
the Jackson Times to the Ignorance Of
its editor. For several months he has
devoted himself 10 the Kemper county
affair. Processing to advocate ODE.
dience 10 law, he has constantly de-
claimed against the executive and ju-
dietary for refusing to trample the law
under their feet in following the sug.
gestions Of himself aud his bloody
shirt friends relative to this matter.
The editor Of the Jackson Times has
by this course incurred the indigna-
ton aud contempt Of the people
of Mississippi, He refrained from
taking a conspicuous part when his
holder confreres robbed and plum.
dered Mississippi while she was
for that purpose held PROSTATE and
helpless by the power Of the Federal
Government. aud WAS therefore
less odious. Now, however, he
Yields a poisoned weapon, and
loses no opportunity of SLAM
dering the people of whose pa
thence and fOrbearance he lie a living
proof. II is in vain that such men, re-
sorting to such means oil exhibiting
their und! ing hatred for the people Of
the South, profess that they have In
good faith become citizens Of our
State, and identified themselves with
our interests. They cannot thus es'
cape the obloquy Of the term "carpet'
bagger," for that genus homo is clearly
and unmistakably discovered under thu
transparent cover of such professions
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

BIZ the following from the Holly
Springs Reporter, it will be seen that
Gen. West will certainly be a member
of the next Mississippi Senate: "Hon.
J. II. Amacker, candidate for the SEN
atOrlal nomination, in a very graceful
aud patriotic speech at Wall Hill, on
Tuesday last, withdrew from the can.
vass. by his magnaHimous course,
Mr.. Amacker has displayed q most
cOmmendabIe spirit, aud shown him.
self worthy Of the high regard with
which he 10 held by his ftllow.cir'zcns
of Marshall. Gen. West has now no
opposition. Wherever he appears the
people welcome him with unbouuded
enthusiasm. In ending him as heI
representative 10 the State Senate
Marshall county will have there tb'
profOuude.t thinker, tie ablest oratoI
aud the most ssgaCiOus statesman
Mississippi / can boast Of. Let hi
nomination be by acclamsiion.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
YictorIn,s Rnag Fortune.

The Queen of England 10, says Mr..
Jennings, at this moment the richest
woman in the world, totally apart
from the sum she annually receives
from the country. When the Prince
Consort chose South Kensington 90
the site for the great exhibition he In
vested q large amount Of money in
lands th~ereaboRts, and that money has
by this time increased forty or fifty
fold, and brings in a revenue adequate
in itself to cover the expense OF a good
sized kingdom. The Queen herself is
an excellent manager, and had she
begun life with q capital Of ESQ she
would by this time have made
It $4,000, for she has 8 turn for
money-making, and never loses q
chance OF increasing her shining store.
1t may be doubted whether she spends
much, If any, more than E25,000a year,
for she rarely receives anybody even
to dinner, and although che has to keep
up q large class Of servants, E25,0 600
will On a long way oven here tV defray
ell expenses OF that description. / men,
toned this sum of E25,OO0 the other
day to a friend Of mine who knows a
good deal more about the Court than |
do, and he laughed at it as being alb
surdly high. However that may he,
the Queen receives $3Sj,000 a year
from the nation, about 10000 from
the Duchy Of Lancaster, and E200,0O0
from her investmehts-or So, 10000 a
year. The Prince of Wales receives
100000 from the Nation, about ESQ.,.
900 from the Duchy OF Cornwall, and
his wife Gl0 900 from the National.
together Gll0,000, and upon this he
has TO keep a large family, and TO re.
ceive and entertain numerous visitors
and guests, give garden parties, balls,
dinners and incur vast expenses gen.
orally, which ought properly 10 fall
upon the monarch. No wonder
that he is relatively poor
man. The prospect before him
is not very bright, for the
Queen may reign tor twenty years to
come.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

The Summit Times thinks that
"the Bourbon, or candidates wing oil
State politicians recently sustained 90
overwhelming 9 defeat in the nOmina-
tiOns for State officers; that they seem
disposed 10 vent their spleen on the
great head centre Of Conservatism
MiSsisaippi's contribution to the Iist OF
National s~tatesmen-COl. Lamar"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

The Chicago Times says that Uncle
Samuel must take Mexico. It argues
that BY doing so the Government
would furnish employment to thou
sands Of workingmen, and end the
necessity Of keeping a large army on
the Rio Grande. 1t concludes o long
article on this subject as follows: "If
the Washington Government is dis.
Inclined to pursue the annexation
policy, the American people are NOT.
Mr.. Hayes Government could not do
anything that would so certainly COM
msnd the favor and support OF an i'm.
mense majority Of Americans % would
the seizure BY military force of the
infested region between the Rio
Grande and the Sierra Madra. What
il war should follow? It would at
least enable the Government TO legiti-
mstely give employment TO a large
number Of unemployed workiugmen,
who would gladly embrace the oppor-
tunity to emigrate with musketS to
TamaulIpas, New Leon, Coahuila, end
Chihuahua, and who would find in the
fertile acres and rich mines of that re.
giou the solution Of the labor problem
which they will never discover in the
crazy notions of the knaves Of Ii
Commune"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
YICKsBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST u. S7.

general uncomfortsbleness. Forum
ately for human endurance, there are
intervals in which bright days inter-
vene, for in the physical world no line
and plummet mark out 3 succession Of
days in which each shall be 8 repeti.
ton Of the others.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
The Case Of a New York striker.

NEw loR1, August IL. judge
Donahue this morning gave judgue:.!
in the case OF striker B. j. Donahue.
He says the act complained OF was act
denied II was no excuse 10 allege that
the prisoner vas not aware the rail-
road was in the hands OF the o%fficers Of
the Court. A similar plea might be
made In a petty larceny case. that the
thief did rot know the property be.
longed 10 the person mentioned in the
indictment. Alter pointing out tie
gravity CT tue o4ense, the Court said /.
should be borae in mind the oIenses
are such that the prisoner may be IL.
dicted, therefore he SLOWS the prisoner
10 be discharged al the expiration Of
thirty DAYS from arrest, watch vii, lie
next Wednesday.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
Sam Bard In Washington-InteEsSt ia
Pensacola-Hayea Well Pleased
with the Results Of his Policy.

WAsHISGToN, August l7.-Governor
Sam Bard visited Secretary Thompson
this morning, in the interest Of the
Pensacola Navy Yard. By the way,
many people seem TO take an interes;
in PensacOlA, The Secretary informed
the Governor be would visit the inter-
esting spot not later than Dec,mber.
and probably sooner. He goes with
the President to Nashville, and NAV
leave the Presidents party there !cc
Pensacola. The Secretary Of the
Navy expressed 10 Governor Bard ti,
entire satisfaction With the condition
Of affairs in the Sou b.
Governor Bard also saw the Presi.
dent, who expressed himself more tha1
satisfied with the development Of hi,
policy. LIE good effects hsd slresdy
more thar resI.zed his ssnguine exyec.
|tat!orS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

Qua annual review on tie first of
September, will be very full aud com.
plote, and those who wish to secure id.
vertisiDg space in it, r requested to
let US know a. soon aa possible.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

Ono has i've Stats tickets In The
field, and there are many counties yet
TO be heard from.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

How could Gen. Stark have said at
the battle Of Bennington, "Boys, there
are the red-coats, and they are ours, or
this night Molly stark's sleeps .
widoWP when her name wasn't
Molly? The Commercial can tell, of
course,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

The Holly Syringe Reporter wants
AiSsissiDpians to stop talking about Il
but to oct at on, on the immigration
question.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
SPANISH AMENDS.

Spain Willing To Satisfy the UHIlsd States
for Recent OutrassS-AR ~EEpIaaaGlos
Of how they OOOurrsd-PrsmltsS for
the Future.
WAsHrSGToN, August II. - The
Spanish Min ster, Mi, Manlills, official.
ly assures acting SecIear Of State that
the Government Of Spain is disposed
10 satisfy the complaints which tho
United States may desire to make ia
regard 10 the cases Of the Rising Sun
and the Ellen Risepah, even before
they are formulated, and to prevent
hereafter any cause for similar ones.
II appears that the act con-
planned Of was committed BY
the same officer a subalterr
OF rank equivalent to that Of coxswai.r
in ournayy, through misunderstand!a-
or excess Of zeal. Mr.. MantillS sta F.,
that the Spanish Government direc /
him 10 give to the Government OF no
United States. this assurance--ihst
hereafter all tie stipulations Of tho
treaty shall be strictly observed even
by the smallest vessels Of the Spanish
navy towards any American vessels.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

THREE thousand sewing girls have
enjoyed a free excursion to ROckawsy
this season 5000 women and girls
have learned to swim at the free swim
ming baths, and 5000 sick children
have been benefited BY the hospital ex.
cursions of ST. johns Guild New
York Sun.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

A MALICIOUS striker says Of Beecher
that perhaps be can live on ninety cents
9 day and free love.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

II Ohio l. losi, says the New York
Commercial Advertiser, at will be in
consequence of the ridiculous and crazy
utterings of Judge West and Stanley
Matthew'S"