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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21
THE BABY.

The hand that rocks the cradle,
Is the hand that rocks the world;
But the nan that wakes the baby
Will get his ear.l0cks curled.
New York Times.
The man who owns q baby,
Uhe's any man at all,
VIII himself rise and s0Othe IL,
When It first begins to squall.
New Orleans Times.
The man who walks the baby
ON very squally nights,
Is be whose wife's the lady,
That shouts for woman's rights.
New York Evening Post,
The man who owns q baby
And dares refuse to rock Il,
Had better 60 and poke bis besd
Into his e0at-tail pocket.
-tPittsbuTg Telegraph.
But Of all the baby daddies,
The one who's most belied is
The man who vows he never will
Change that ar young 'un's didies.
-lst. Louis Journal.
The most frequent OF infant ills,
Stops all fun and irolic;
And the model pa gives sugar pills,
When baby's got the collie.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21
YAZOO RIVER
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE
Nc Eureka Plantation,

nNE OF A CHAIN OF THE HIGH.
" est ard most fertile on the river, stu.
ated on the west hank, II miles above IA.
200 City; contains about 1000 acres, large
amount in cultivation; good dwelling,
new gin, framed quarters scattered over
the place; bored wells. good fences, plenty
Of cypress and other timber, Title pei.
feet. With iai! cash payment, ample time
given. APPLY - DR.. d. W. BRIcKRLL,
New Orleans; 70 ALEX. SMITH, ESQ.,, Va.
0 City, In whose hands there is a com.
plete typographical map Of the place. or
10 MURRAY +. SMITH, Attorney at Law,
VicEsburg, Miss. seplI.d&w2m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

Ex.CoUNcILMAN JAMES a. LOGAN
lectuHed 10 Philadelphia on Monday
evening upon some things that be pro.
fesses 10 know about the Charley Ross
mystery. He said that for the last
three years be has been an amateur de-.
tective, and asserted emphatically that
be knows the boys exact whereabouts.
The bulk OF his argument was directed
against the parents Of the boy, whose
abductors, be said, were known to the
Ross family.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

DIR. HANS vow BULow is reported 10
have said: "If l stop practice for one
day / notice It in my playing II / stop
two days my friends notice 1t; if !
stop three days the public notices it,"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21
FEMALE COLLEGE,
READ
AND
SAVE COMMISSIONS,

DY PURCHASING YOUR MACHlN.
ID cry IN Vicksburg at FACTORY PRICES,
freight added. l simply cal! your attention
to the following, and after many years
In Cotton and Machinery business, ! guar.
antee all sold by me. Cali and see Mod.
els and Samples, or send for Circulars.
"Pratt's GinS' with or without are.
volying Head"
simmons steam Cotton Press, 1915.
simmons Revolving Cotton Press 1925,
Coleman's Com and Wheat Mills, ell
sizes.
"Faught DeeriLg" Horse Power, a Won
deTiul Improvement.
Scofeild's Horse Tower.
Coleman's "sim DO Screw Press a rev
and valuable invention, SIGj.
Circular Saw Mills, all sizes.
Complete Cotton Cleaner, which rsmoYes
all dust and trash from Cotton.
Z. A. MANLONE, Cotton Factor,
jyl7.d&w3m Nicksburg, Miss.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

Brown, the mind.reader, Is making
q tour Of the watering.places. It 10
needless 10 add that he Is thus enabled
10 get entirely away from bis business
and obtain perfect Test.-LWoTcester
Press.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

Mr.. HENRY L. MoNNISGER, q New
York insurance agent, has perfected q
scheme by which over.ardent young
gentlemen who covet their ~neighbors'
wives may perhaps profit. After he
bad rented a house 10 John Keyser he
became uDlawfully attached to the
wife Of his tenant, end when threatened
with discovery be advised suicide as
the shortest cut out OF tue threatened
misery. Mrs. Keyser took q moderate
dose of Paris green, and Nj. Mon
ringer suggests to Mr.. Keyser that II
would be an insult 10 the dead to make
any disturbance about the matter now.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

THERE was one business not disturb
ed by the railroad riots. Banks con.
tinued TO fail and life-insurance COM
panies kept bursting just the same as
In times Of peace.-[Norristown Her.
AID.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21
Notice..

Tu MY FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
i lie: From this date l will be found al
the Bookstore OF Warren Z. Kahn, where,
with a large and constantly ~replenished
stock Of Books, stationery, News and
Literary Periodicals, ETC., and a DISPOSE.
ton 70 please and accommodate, l hope
10 merit a continuance Of patronage from
my friends and the public generally.
Respectfully, DOUGLAS WRIGHT.
Vicksburg, Aug. %, 1871. au29.dSwSld
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

GUARANTEED SPECULATION.
$500 invested BY US 10 90 days atrads
dies have made S3,S5O. a1OO have
paid a1,70O in 80 days. We Guarantee
all 90 day SIraddleS; Money refunded
II no pront Is made, References given,
Correspondence solicited.
w. r. HUBBELL A. CO.,
MEMBERS NY. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE,
40 Broad street, New York.
p. y. Box 2,6!3. seplldAw2m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

TOR sALE-Laws Of the United States
4 from 1865 TO 1873 inclusive, in three
volumes, newly bound in calf. Also, laws
Of Mississippi FOR 1874, bound In calf. For
ale cheap, Apply at the HERALD 0eiCe.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21
improvements at the Opera
House,

We inspected, yesterday, the i'm.
pr0vements now in progress at the
VicksbuFg 0pera-house, and were very
agreeably surprised at their extent, and
the complete metamorphosis which has
been made in the appearance Of the hall.
The whole ceiling and the walls have
been profusely and superbly frescoed
by Mr.. Werner, in light and tasteful
patterns, the stage has been rebuilt, the
boxes remodeled, and when completed
Vieksburg can boast Of the handsomest
theater in the South. Mr.. Piazza Is in
correspondence with some frst.class
companies, and between the LIST and
9th Of October the house will be
opened by the best troupe that has Wis
tied the city for years. Messrs. Piazza
and Botto are certainly doing all they
can to secure a series OF high grade
entertainments, and their efforts de.
serve q liberal patronage from the pub
lie. We are assured that If our citi.
zens manifest o disposition 10 encour-
age their enterprise, they will inau-
gurate the most brilliant theatrical
season that has been witnessed in
VickSburg since the war.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

Thursday Morning, Sept. IS.
San Francisco News Letter
ny LITTLE WOMAN.

Would the diamond seem sueb apeeT!tss
gem
Hitmeasured ore foot rouLdf
Would the rose leaf yield sucn a sweet
perfume
lit covered yards o%fground'
Would the dew-drops seem so cisRr ana
pure
II dew ike rain should fall;
or the little woman be halt so great
II she were six feet talIE
'TIs the hand as soft as the resting bird
That grips with the grip Of steel;
IT'S the voice 40 sweet as the Sumner
wind
That rules without appeal.
And the warrior, scholar, the saint and
sage
May tight, and plan, and pray,
The world will wag TO the end Of time
In the little woman's way.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

A HAEDBILL announcing a negro
picnic, in Tennessee, recently, request.
ed persons attending to leave their
pistols and razors at home.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21
FRUIT JARS.
The Genuine Mason Jar, with
Boyd's POrcelain-lined Cap.

THE GENUINE MASON JAR HAS
i been In the market some twelve years,
and still retains its popularity as the most
reliable Fruit Preserver known. During
this time 1t a been varlOusly initiated,
and many new styles Of Jars have been
put | the n Tket, but In no way have they
affected the reputation Of the "Msson.'
Msson's P0rse!Rin.llred Cap, seli.sealing,
and . quart;
Nason's Glass TOP, u CEN, %sel!.seaiIng, l
and 2 quart;
Standard Glass Jars with tin :op, wax
sealing, ! and . quartz;
Tin Fruit Cans, waX.seallEg, and 2quari
Jelly Cups, with screw top;
jelly Jars ard TUmblels;
Glass Preserve Jars, PITT % ! quart;
Stone Jars 10 6 gallon;
PoTcs.Gin.!iEet Preserving keH!es, : 70 IL
quart;
Brass Kettles;
Sealing Wax.
m~y27.dtwl LEE RICHARDS CO
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-07
A Fresh Anecdote of Lincoln

Tn. humor of the Presidents jokes
was mere in the apt illustration they
were made to fetch ont than in any wit
originating in himself and this is one
in point. The Common Council of Bal
tlnore, while We were in command
there, passed some very patriotic res
olutions. and after they were cngrossed.
a committee was sent 10 lead them to
che. President. ! was ordered by the
general commanding t. escort the said
committee and introduce II to Mr.. Lin-
culn In due course Of travel we found
ourselves III the presence of the tall,
thin angular nan Of the people, ard
made 4 formal introduction ot the rep
rcseuta,iXcs of the city fathers, after
which the chairman read off in loud.
clea. voice the patriotic resolves Dnr
iug the reading ! observed n twinkle III
the Presidents eve indicative IT mis-
chef. and whcn 10. resolves were ended
NJ lincoln said: Gentlemen, this re-
niads me ot little story l once heard
from temperance lecturer. II was Of
M lrtcrnperate citizen Who came home
ane night very drunk He worked his
wav Iuio the kitchen. and, sitting down
IN a melancholy way by the fire, was
soon taken with AL attack Of nausea.
and began throwing UP the contents of
h. stomach. and, not being careful IN
sa duiag. disturbed ba-ket Of goslings
his good ~ife had placed near the FIRE
t. keep warm The little things, not
aacu. .to!Ge.. T. Icing fed at tba. hour.
nor used - bad whisky. made sncn an
oatety that the wife came in with a cam
ale ~ see what was the matter with
her Ic.s j, she hela the light over
,gem the Au band enzed ia solemn Won
der a; the b,rjs. and then pointing TO
.ten. a>kei luxjou,iy: Wife, when in
The world Ii | swallow them thing =
Dea..emea. c0aiinuc,i the President.
...s3 tie samf manner ! want 10 know
WI. y0u swallowe,. thcta things 3
Nj peer q, mm.:tce was terribly taken
.ck. evidently contemplated hssty
.retfsat. far ;hey laughed hysterical.y.
wh.je v,ss fairly rolling over with the
genuine s. ar'i lr. ben Nj I.iuooln al
del. "Ceurr. gentlemen. let as have =
E.a,s os vmsky and take the taste ot
.ass, Il ny> oe' Of cur mouths - Da@
Pat
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Or. G. BRYANT,
Physician and -urgeOn.

RESIDENCE A, Mr. Hagh croeke.,'s, Front
street.. near Union
NIB specisl attention paid 70 the trea.g.a L,
= Women and Children and Operative Surgery.
Enh6-Gr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-07

Cal AIS ether mineral lkSssf s%s -. -
sxxs4s esasAssssA .xsA s~pursszs az~aa ta-~'
s.tt-s..r. fs,< ssinFnS improvements f@F1fIsN
sessAas asssasAoH gsysR - last ssEsFxsssFa
tacssssss aE e4sy l>ks ana assssAs~ AaHs 49,
trrs 1es hAG.easly eleesss4 sss' - 'S'~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-07
Miscellaneous
a. MACINTOSH.
<oiary Public and Conseyancer.
Real Estate aud Tax Agent.

aas. lete sasst-a~s = T4e t. AZ Lad.
a. go. tszusy -. s,saa3 3 So ~ - base as:
- 4 ei s.4Eass &1ysAree !z@st -sEs.t efseZtAa
sgsnntisa rad to zrx@Sseg af Aeai Ex;ss~ sSss
faYa1s2s - Taxa Eatrszass soliel:s~. AID ssiIs
fasss1z .asrsutsssd.
tssaes "a Nsl szreSt, seariy oYFosats Tie '-oe-
sssezta. Essel-~
, 1877-10-10
CRIME.
cA1tFonStA,s SPENCER.

CALIFORNIA; SPENCER.
BAN FRAHctaCo, Oct. "a committee Of
stockholders to.daJ commenced an Investigation
Of tho affairs Of tho Pioneer Hank. The Cashier,
Hho assisted, stated that Duncan WAS practically
tho sole stockholder. It Is believed that rery
little will be left for dtpostoss, "A The real es-
tate included In tie assets is heavily n,ortgARed.
ant1 the stock Of the Safe Deposit Companr,
which constituted the balance Of the asscts, las
been lYpothecatcd by Duncan. 7. !. White has
bcen apponted Receiver Of the bank. The ex-
animation Of the certificates of stock Of the Sale
Deposit Company banded In bT tho HOLDER.
sho" Tint an oVeriasue Of about 4,uUj shares has
the nefGlihorhool of $1UO,UUo The belief Is
that must OF this tus bet,i swallowed up in
floating tho hahk. AID that Duncan las taken
Ac1mparatiyciy small amount with him in bis
ltght. W. r. Duntaf,, of The Pacific Etoek Ell.
change, and aon Ut tho abscondhG barker. de-
Mics that the bank hah been affected by hts
stock operations. and attributes tho failure to
unsuccessful real-es,atc speculatfohs. The pt'-
lieo have not yet a,cttedtd III tldlhR atr trace
Of either Uuncan ot Lenwnrnc. II l.as Become
ert'ltnt thai Duntat. at within the PAST Wetk ple-
lnctltatcs1 Hight atAi nadt iuL preparation for
It. Campers have tccn employed tty Inn tu In
sfucc The deposit Of funds. tn which tbcv have
beeu successful to considerable extent. Esery
eIort has also been tnhtlt To litndet tho with
dsawat OF deposits. The bank teens to have
teen strictly 4 family canecrn:. T'.om*s fray.
dent, knowing nothing Of the affairs oi the
bank. Lcnwnrnc, the Secretary, Is Duncan's
son-in.law. J. i. Smetlberg, the Trustee, bears
4 similar relation. The wf,ole hflafr eylncra
the most reckless n1tsnannEc'ncnL and 1ag,ant
dishonesty In sht tondutt of the bank.
, 1877-10-10

.A9dstfn1 Is Gi t'ns7tni.
small liking snAke"; has taken UP llfs at,nle
regularly, and among the rats and mirc he is d
tell destroyer" lie has Zero ne tame and
gentle, and bften. wi,ei the kecIae Of the mill
around md over lisn. One day recently q
mcdium-slzed wnteF mNc:8n lay on III. sanI
below. the mill. and crG long the king snakc a-
proachcd h!ni cauttnlsiy, swaytnc Ills l,ca,
from right to left. THIS motion was Tn0rc astl
murc contracted the nearer he approached, until
when within few Inches Of hts victim he lay for
some minutes notionless. Then suddenly t,r
dnrtcu upon the in0ccattn. caught him by tic
After lie fDadg several cotlt, he freed bis mouth.
hold upon the tnoctastr's neck, aud BY making
loops of bis body and Inserting hls heal through
tle.n. he tied himself In two OF three knots
some ten minutes and then loosr1 hAn.elf mud
crnwlct! triumpllanily back to tic mill, leaylng
the dcad body Ut the rnoccastu on the sand.
, 1877-10-10

6ptetat L0fFfspoTHfHc4 W 4M 4F1oH'fts
WACKEsnA, WIS, Oct. 6.-The waukesha
Woo!cn-AtIll Is d large thrcc-story stone build
Ing, with smaller building adjacent to It,
which Is used an MI Office. 4 night watcllman
ID employed, who Is required to enter the Office
onco eyery hour. lie seems tn lave spout tho
night between Saturday mud Sunday In entire
screnl.y. but tho t1ay watcln,an sunday morn-
ing discovered ut once that the Office had been
entered. II eccms that tools had been taken
froln Peter t.au's wayon-shop, tue lock had
been forrc,l oil the door, holu driltcsl In the
lock Of tic safe, which was then fllled with
powder bv means cf funnel tnnt1c OF n Sunday.
school card,-thc Superintendent Of the mill isa
annday-scllool n,an,-tha safe we'll covered with
cloths TO dcadcn the noise, and the door blown
opcu. onty snall sum Of 1noncy was ecsurcd
however, a. q deposit Eatl been inadc in tho
bank late In tho day. TIN eel,cusstoi, stopped
The clock nj l:4o. the burglars had then forty
minutes to complete their work auu buarl the
train for Milwaukee. Two mcn were seen to
gel on in ss,uc llustc, and they arc supposed to
haYa been tue tasca,s.
, 1877-10-10

On Tuesday morning tramp called ut house
In loxbury and ordered cooked breakfast.
When lic had finished eating ho asked the Indy
what b. should pay 8ho answered TINT Is
cents would bo enough. IIc then opened Ills
satchcl as II to get soue money, took out
pistol, and pointed It toward hcr, mud askcd her
II she would take her pay that way. Shc I'M
metltatcly called her husband, who was slinGlinR
the house, anl the tramp concluded to leave,
but threatened to shoot him II he said anything
about what had occurred. The tramp On Ills
Departure WAS followed by the n,an, who got
a. II. Wyapt took the warrant aud started alter
the tramp. Who, seeing that he was pursued,
ran. Officer Wyantfs dog stopped the tra,np's
progress, who slot at tho dog but missed hin.
by this time the oltlrcr Ind got within alx feet
ing his right lung. and fatally wouuding lin.
, 1877-10-10
CHICAGO BEATS THE WORLD.

W.T., - 1.r... ., ,......... !.
Ihe ufeat "cstc1i CONSERVING Cotnrany OF
Chicago opened samples Of their preserved
n1cats at the Tfyo]t Garden suppcr-r0om Mon
Inv 1o.t for .hn cvoutnutIon ~ i'm no,r1 ~
TA, va! 'A''' ~ w. ,.,,.... ..'.ts' w. .,,, y.
tfadc* 1ne 'eooAhe nas,ness nc" ol CA'eaSo
we're present and partook Of the generous re-
naAt with keen sense Of relish. Tho menu
tonst.tctl of becf boiled roast corncd. snt,satrc
f,tInov. .oro,,n. r,p,t,y nni1 .o,,,. ~. ,.,.ss
s.tne5s, sout ~ pu' I,'u eeupv; tns 1stte'
pelne setVeo 10 seven 7a1let1cS' sloet OF Tue
courses were served hot In ten minutes after
the opening OF tho cans. Mr. Duxbaum, tic
genial and cntcrpttsing Superintendent OF the
Great Western Conserving Company, demon
straiel conclusveIy their special adaptabllty to
the superior fire found at tho tables Of our
palace dIninG-casst riyrr lake, aud ocean stcanl-
era, hotels, restaurants, and families.
It may not be generally KNOWN but Chicago IA
tho leading rncat market OF the world, having
attained ils rr.,-cmincncc within comparatively
recent period.
a few ycnEs aro house was opened to pnck
beef by cooking anI scaling 1t hermettcalfY In
eans. It proved successful Others since have
opened, ono after another, until the canning of
meats Is how assuming large proportions, and
bids fair at no distant day to sipcrsele tic old
SECURING " process Of packing beef. Tho meat
Ia freed fror buno and cooked either before ur
after canning, and although It call ba preserved
Tor any reasonable length OF tine hy tle pro-
cess It has heretofore 1con rated at much lcss In
value than good frcsl! beef Us thu method OF
cooking and c1pelllng tho air destroyed its
flavor and Wnstcl ue1rly afl lts tlfccs. lcny}pF
, 1877-10-10

Special MspatcA II 7i< Caieapo Tribune.
CuAurA1oS, ILL.,, Oct. o.-Thh afternoon a
young u.an calling himself James Winters, pre-.
sented check for soa23 signed by ]. ". David
son 4 Bro, graln-dealcrs Mt Mahonlet, this
county, Ut the bank of D. uardncr & Co. for
payment. Mrs. James t3illcr, tho paying teller,
at once know that tic signature WIS forgery,
md tclcgraphctl to Mal,omet for Instructions,
at the sat,e titno setting an officer to
he was discovered, started on run, but the
officer arrested hin, In timo to meet telegram
from Mahomct. Iie was sent to jafl, and will
be indicted tomorrow, rs the Grand Jury Is in
sccon.class bunglcr irum sotnc Larger civ. nn',.
having been driven OUT seeking to raise inol,ry
on furgeu checks from farluers aud otlcrs at
remote distances.
, 1877-10-10
WABASH,


8pse.a' DttpateA 10 Tia faueaso 7tibuas.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1n1.. Oct. 9.-Tha opinion Ia
quito prevalent in railroad circles hers that thc
Wabash 1toad is again 10 pass into the bands OF
Mr. noody md Mr.. 4 A.. White, New York
capitalists. They recently thoroughly inspected
the property, and ara dissatisfied with thu
that tho road u deprecIatpg III value On account
Ut tue pollcy Of tic prssent lnslassers III light
Ing competing ltucs, and taking business for
lcsa than cost. Thu probabilities arc that Mr.
Noody will again be elected President, aud that
ME. hopkins, Uencrh Manager, vii haro to
gtve way to solue man mo1s inclined to maiu-
tain IntVS.
, 1877-10-10

Dcintcatlon - Marine Disasters -FoFGery-
Drowning of Sir Fessons.

Deintcatlon Marine Disasters Forgery
so<ciat 1t,pa,ea 10 NJ caieogo 7ri,uns,
@foxTnr.f- Oct. 0,-no,nl, Fo.trr, As.i.tont
- ''o"t"ta., oet, omupa ro"M!' AsslStaa'
Treasurer OF the lrand Trunk Hallway, Is le.
fnultcs, aud has ahscondcti. lie had bcen living
boyond hIs salary. an,l rcurcscnted that hts Ii.
..on,a ,rn. .rnu,.,uorto, yron, ,,-oro-t,, q, -.
.unS W. sapp's"'susa 1,oa. e.ops.y ~ .4
Clond. experts aro eHlploye4 Oil Ills oooRa 10
ascertain the amount Of Ills tlcfalcat[oll.
The City aud District Savings Bank has passed
n ,p.o,ntInn ,1irstt1n0 thcr counsel 4, cn,er nrr.
eeeatn9a IN the fol1eo Court to-day 70 Compel
tho Dominion Telegraph Company to give up
the i,amo OF tho autho1 OF thU dispatch TO tho
New York Iip.ks stutIne that tho bank was lu.
solvent.
Tho bargcs Jessis and Canadian, tho former
, 1877-10-10

III f DIIAI"VOU CUhCIIs
HAT CREEK, W., Oct. 0.-The down coacli
from Deadwood was stopped carly this morning
by two road agents within a quarter Of mile
Of Lance Creek Station, about thirty niles north
Of hero There was only enc passenger, lady,
who was not Molcatcd. No treasure WAS aboard.
tct1l,ineA to Rttack tho next treasure cuach md
that they were after Boone May, the messenger,
anil would kill hin, II poas.blo. It Il presumed
thcywant to XII May for having recognized aud
arrested tlree road ugents In Dcadwool sumo
time since. The robnera were masked as usual,
but wcre recognized as Blackburn and Webster,
tho murderers ot Deputy Sheriff Curry.
, 1877-10-10
TIE TURF.


LEXINGTON, Kv,, Oct 9.-The fail meeting Of
tho Trotting Association commenced to4lay
With tho largest attendance Of visitofs, Includ.
ing many from tiatance, that las ever been
present on tho first day. Tho time made
in the races was unusually good.
That made by McDowells Magenta
in The 2:17 class WIS the best ever
made In Kentucky. The time mate In the last
beat Of tile four-ycaF old fhces "a the best on
record for the tourtl, heat In that c1a4s. Ito
track WIS considered a fes BetUnds slow, due 10
The heavy ralns on Sunday ntght. The prtapert
Tor exciting sport during ihe balance u tho week
tould not 10 httter. There will lie three rAtes
tho State are entered for the different Faccs.
With . continuance Of good weather, 1t fs cx.
pccted that the present fastest recorded time
Tor several t1a.ses will lie beaten.
The summary Of totlay's trot Ia rs follows:
U Third rasei 6! Ii. ?. year-olds: r
hchtncHy tKfs, ...+..............".! / I !
~ IN ''''.'.'.'''' .'.'.' .''3
y'me-2si;;: aa:so;Ii;;; :aG:si4i; I:sox.
Second race, thfce- minuto elAaa:
Ifhtshc..".... ..............s. ........s.. ]
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, 1877-10-10
MILWAUKEE,

8ptesat DtspaseA IN T*s Caleaao 7sfex4<.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 0.-Fred Shell and Charles
Bond were to-day held in sl,0o0 bail to tho
unltel States Court by Commissioner Blood
gool for passing counterfeit lalf-dollars. OH.
ccrs ore OH tho truck Of tbs parties who furn!sh-
ol the bogus coiu.
J. 4. Schluetcr, ot Peptn. Wis. loat from a
roon In the st. Charles lIotcl, by The operations
Of q sneak thief, druft for ,UD, check for
&Gsl. - and about &l00 tn currency.
, 1877-10-10
GOV. HENDRICKS

N1w YonK, Oct. B.-Among the passengers
By the steamer Bothnia, from Liverpool, we're
ex-Gov. Hendrlcks anu Mrs. Thomas 4. Ucnd.
rlcks OF Indiana.
Many prominent Democrats callcl on Goy,
Hendricks tonight and offered congratulations
Oh hIs safe return. 1t Ia proposed 10 tender
httn serenade Tomorrow evening.
, 1877-10-10

saYel from khe bad influences around him. I
said. The tnorai plane On which sou and he live
arc different: yon do not ind pleasure in tho
ttrar and the fast norse. and u course yotir
may he t,iscctc.l Alright Having known Mt.
Sumner Intimately many years, thought
ru;.tntc inevitable, and IL was not long bclore
ttook place"