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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
IA COTTON CROP.
Reports Of lie COHdltlsn In Louisiana,
Mississippi and Arkansas.

NV ORLEANS. Nov. Crop report
for OdIObrr: L0uisians-We have Ga
avs from 81 parishes, Of average
date October 81 character OF weather
universally bad-in iacl, the most un.
favorable season for gathering crops
ever known; a slight frost with no
damage; while a msjority state that
g'eat damage was done bY iuce5sant
rains and wind, causing cotton TO rot
in the fields; The average Uf the crop
picked ia about 60 per cent, and the
picking, with few exceptions, will be
flushed about the 18th OF December.
Tue yitli compared with that Of last
year, j. esliml'ed TO b. q per cent. de-
crease, bu, much will depend on the
character Of the weather.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reports
from 81 counties, average date Octo.
her 3l,I-20 report weather fair 10
ID h; since then very rainy aud uu-
favorable 6 report weather iaIr during
mooth; 58 report very wet and M
lavOrable duritg month, much more
10 than last year, at same time light
frost Is reported from some sections,
bu, no damage was oCcasioned picking
has been greatly retarded up to d Ito of
our answ crs; so per cent. of the crop
has not beef gathered, owing to conIiu.
ucd rain; picking will not be flni-hcd in
ONE sections before the 1t Of J4nu.
.ry; The Yield will be about II per
cut. below that OF last year, with a
favorable season IRON this time; a
large maj OriIy OfansWers report heavy
ralU storms have greatly injured cnt-
ton remaining IL the fields, causing the
cotton TO be beStcr out and DO. Is TO
rot.
Arkansas-Our report is complied
rom fUrty.niHe answers received from
q counties of average date oil Oclo,
Der 3lsl. The weather during the whole
Vt the past month has been very wet
and decidedly u%nfavUrable for harvest.
ing as cOml ared with same time last
year; lhcro was a light frost in some
sections during the month, but this DC.
casioned no daInage to the crop pick
ing has progressed finely up to the date
OF u answers; so per cent, OF the crop
had been gaIhered, aud The re mainder
il expected to DO picked by the l5 h Of
December next; the Yield up to the
present time cOmpArts very favorably
with that Of last year, but heavy and
continuous )rains, account Iuled by
storms, have lone damage TO the crop,
and much will depend on the weather
during the balance Of the picking
season,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
The HOneJ SnOOa EcIIPsod.
FFpa PFeRa1

Detroit Free Press.l
When you look down on me you
are looking down on a heart-brOken
woman" said Eliza Powers, as she
wiped her eyes before the desk.
"They come here most every day."
he replied.
IL was married four weeks sgO," sbe
sighed az she softly scratched her nose.
II was living as cOEy as 9 d ok, up on
Chene street, when Powers fret found
me. He said he vas struck With my
beauty"
"Was he crazy 2" softly inquired his
Honor, after the boys got through
laughing.
mo, sir DO wa' nice man, or so l
thought then. He could quote OF the
incest poetry you aver heard. lie
could tell you how long George Wash.
ingtOn was President, which Is tho big.
gest city IN the world, when old JOHN
Brown was killed, and lots OF other
things, Aud be called mo his angel,
cir, and, he was always talking about
my raving locks aud chestnut eyes"
hurry up-come to the family
lights as soon as you car" warned The
Court, 90 she paused for breath.
Can't | Tell what | wore when we
went TO Le married 7"
"No, mA'am. The Law doesn't know
as you wore an, thing"
"Well, Ibid, siri Dive G'pose ia be
married without clOihPa, and good
Olhes, too? We'll, az I was say Ing.
we'd been married three days when
hit him q slap on the ear and be gave
me q cuff on tie mouth"
"Any more?"
"Yes, cir; but II was his ianl'. He
called me names, aud no objected when
took . little SIP TO drown INV sorrow,
and be was mad whe" | wouldn't draw
me seven dollars Out OF the bank and
let bin invest 1t for us. The other
day be LIFT me. We hal 9 Fnw. sir.
and because l backed him into thS
WO0d.bOx and ,mmed his head agiu .
nail he few 10 Canada
"I'm left here with me sorrow
This dark day;
That l ma de Tomorrow
shall pray"
"POOhI'
"Oh, you may make light o. TIL
aching heart, sir, but III sOOn DO unde
the cod"
"YOull soon get that red color Ou
Of your face, your hands washed, you
hair cOmbed aud a job for sixty days,'
he replied.
"If ,cu send me up I'll choke mesel
to death with q strinRl"
"That is nothing to me, Mrs. John
0 n II l lend q nat my snow shove
aud be breaks his back by falling Ovr
II, the Law can't hold me TO IL al,
cit down. There's a pan Of snow alr
ple', 3 dime novel aud 8 good 6re il
there"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
V%CKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER B. 1871.
1 =. g. x mp r-Pryot'g Church i.s.
NnlUVte Store 1 l.. total %.

3. g.. x mp T-Pryot's Church i.s.
halOy's Store | I, total -.
ROR JUSTICE or THE PEAoE.
W. l.. Dammit, trial / &; e.. W Vlrk
lO2; =. rOsby ~. 4 y zsinsty 81; @. Z.
steele 2So; =. AEelsOn 25
o CONsTABLVs.
I'm Jones. total ~, W. W. W ulamson
q W J Z Sc 235; lhaiah VinsOn ZIG,
AndIeA Jackson 20.
o sUPBRvfsOE-DIsT. No. ..
IA Gould No "ppo ilIon total SO.
FOR JUSTICES or II PEAcE.
J $ BOils, Ulal n. VIII N LrwIs. Jr.,
43; q r HutchesOn 3lB; lac Hu lem lis;
a 4 HankersOn az; " 3 Lew $50.
ROR CONsTABLEs.
is AcuG, total ~; z RaWllusou $50:
" 7 Gates u; W + stevens 10: W s
siephe = w, J + Gatrs 3lb; William
Q Tue lH
ION SUPERVIsOE-pIsT EOL
W OwSn-N OppnsiliOn-totAI 49,.
ROK JUSTICES or THR PEAcs.
II VI q O, "tal 81; Hal Nolan i3I; Sam
RiineN I2j; 7 . Hammond 40; ID A Cam.
u; Il X Thomas lB Patter,On ~.
U cONBTABLEs
A v Cochran, fatal III; Cd 9 Rus scll
69 WIso Bell %; Geo Sanders 1872;
Kahn Allen %.
z tUPEavI'oR-DI.TRIC NO. 5.
James F"ssett- no cppcsirion- total 1913,
FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
N. l.. cole, total loI; j. 3. Hughes, 1871.
PR IH,TABLEs.
II. h. Joncs, i02; n. 3. Webster, lS5.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

The Enquirer thus accounts for the
failure of q big bank In Cincinnati, the
other day "a. large bank failed in OUT
city yesterday. 1t has long been
thought among our tirmest houses. II
is the old story. People want their
money when It is inconvenient TO give
it TO them. Too much rsg currency
too many cabblgO.leavCs, TOO much
silver money! We think contraction
Is the only hope oftbe couutry-,hat lie,
IL we want 10 60 10 the dewitt"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
FRANCE.
The Senate will Support NJ chahoR-Ru.
mOred RssIgna lon Of Duke De BrOaIie
and his Colleagues

anu MS C0IieaDueS
LONDON, Nov. "a Reuter- Paris
dispnIch says delegates Of all the
groups Of the Right waited on the
Marshal last night to assure him that
hr might count on \ m jofitJ IN the
Senate for au energetic defense VI the
country ard society. Marshal Mac.
Mahon replied: "YOur declaration
only proves lhpl | WIS light to reIy on
n" support Of the Senate for u clnser.
vativ" poli", hicn il, ~ you know,
the ou!J policy | am able to follow"
A Rru'er from Paris ssys the greater
part Of the morning papers publish Il
report thai after the sitting nf the
Cbamhcr, Duke de DrOglie aud col
lrsgues definitely resigned their portfo-
'i"s. A later dispatch says a contra.
diclion is given to the report. 1t il up.
dcrstood that the Ministry will appear
before he Chamber to-day prepared TO
answer flrihcir Hc'.
A Paris correspondent tclegraphs the
following " Sumr assert that The Cabi.
net Obtained an adjournment Of the
D'''hlN 'Hb'NNi W Wfi Nlli llB ClhIl'
Der OF Deputies had declared the cleo.
lion void and ia" 81, ctiUn OF q sufficient
number 0t members ~ enable II to
proceed to hu.iness. Oihcrs SAY The
Cabinet have accepted adj urnment be.
cSn'c it hopes tho Chamber Of Depu-
ties viii m'anw lille display such vic.
l'ncr as 10 dcmOn-lIsie the impOssib
ily at cond2c,irg the government WlIh
IL" The correspondent adds: "lt is
feared the Chambcr will neither be
wiling q able 10 restrain ilscli. The
d. bA,c yesterday was a warm one"
PARIS, Nov. "a special disp Itch
from Patti, to the PHI Mill Gszsite,
say. Pr, -idcul Nj cMphon has reserve
the Ey''e Grm-Ial Viuny, aud Sena'or.
Dtndlgnr, G. rmrnt, DrMnni, Gnlfer,
Drlsol, aud u sm". who, 1t is believed,
will form part Of new Cabinet of re.
-iSiRuCp,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

THE Jackson Times Is so disguised
With politics, that It claims TO have a
notion OF converting Itself into a Sun
day School journal. lit could exert no
greater influence on the youths Of the
country than It has on the voters, il
would not be- worth It's while 10 change
lie field Of labor. We wonder what
Albert Brown thinks abOutihe Tines
proposed changer Perhaps he could
DO induced to oct a. CIas4 leader.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
A Defeat for the Russ ans at Erze-
ICum.

C~oNsTASTIS rLE, Nov. 9.-Thc lol-
lowing ma hoe II received FROM MOuhk-
lar PASha: "Erz,roum, NV. 9th, noon.
Al tour O'clock this morning the RUS
'ians attacked our fDruied position at
Az zie. Our troops fighting with great
vAIor, repulsed them aud pursued them
4 or 5 miies from K z,rounl. The
Russians were to'ally defeated. Our
trenches are Fl led with their dead"
Early adVices from COn.tanlinOple
shO" before this success The situation
at Z zarOum was very critical. The
Inhabitants demand that The ulhOrilies
should c%apilulale, the expected rein
iOrcrmeulS not having arrived, as com-
muUiC4liOn with Trtbizond was din
emit.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

THE Montgomery at Davis Bend
are responsible for tho Black Line
being drawn as tight az q drum at that
place on election day. The people will
not forget this fat for many days TO
come. Every negro on the island
walked up 10 the polls and voted the
Mule ticket. Yet these same fellows
are forever harping about the two races
acting in harmony. We think we un.
derstand them at last. The white PEG.
pie will be granted harmony and ell
that sort of stud, by voting sS Davis
Bend wishes them to vote.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
French Matters.

LONDON, Nov. ga special d.
pa ch from PIris to The Pail Mall Ga.
z tie, says that the D. BtogIic Cabin,t
will remain in Office for the present
The mrmb rs OF the Right iuthe Senate
hnv" abandoned The project for inter.
mtllalior-. | l. understood the Left o.
The Chanrbcf &C Drpu;ie- have resolved
20 invAlida G The FL, ctinn Of those Cos.
servatives who were returned by small
mtjoIi'Ies.
There are rumors # differences be.
tween NJ. Grevy aud NJ. Gambeita.
PARr., Nov. 8.--The Journal dos
e AI- says many Bo"aparti-Is and Roy.
alist Senators aud Deputies have ar.
rived here. Animated with a spirit oil
resistance, they advise the President to
make no concessions, nor even dissolve
he Chamber again. Their language
leaves no hUpe OF the triumph Of mod.
crate ideas.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
Contraction

tresslng effects Of a steady ltssening OIL
the volume o%fcurrency. This country
Is actually a land Of plenty, but conf
deBce is throltled, aud men are afraid
to engage in business enterprises,
and the hesrlless contraction policy OF
the Government is shivering the hopes
OF oppressed millions. The strongest
business firms and corporations are
giving way to tho uncomfortable strain
day by day. And greenbacks are still
two or three per cent. discount. AT
The ratio greenbacks are approaching
par By the oue.eighth and ons-iourth
per cent, and then luclualing either
up or down, day after day, and week
after week, il is easy TO SEQ that We
have moi begun 10 see hard times II the
present cruel policy is continued. II
has been shown that the United States
has a less volumo C currency than
France, but still our Government cou.
Iinues 10 decrease tho volume.
France went through one of The mosI
terrible wars Of modern times, aud
quickly regained her credit aud pres.
peri'y by a wiso system of finance.
Our war was over twelve years ago,
but II Is no exAggeraiion 10 say the
country Is suffering more now than il
Wa suf ring eleven years ago. This
iscaused by an uu" ise system Of finance.
r6o whole tendency OF this Govern.
ment has been fortwelvc years TO favor
The creditor classes at the expense OF
the debtor Cla.ses. Tho latter form The
great body Of the people, hence the dis.
Iress. The Government has kept faith
with It's creditors BY pay ing them gold.
interest Us puncIually as The months
rolled around. 1t has done more The
bonds when issued were made payable
Ia legal tenders aud coin; II has at
tempted 10 amend the contract and
make them payable in gold alone. This
leglslaliOa was directly sgainst the
great body Of citizens and In f,vor OF
the bomdhoIder', many of whom do not
live in the country. The legal tenders
are held entirely by citizens Of the
United S'ales they bear o interest, yet
the Government dishouors them
BY refusing 10 take them for
any and all debts. The Govern.
ment hosrds gold; this tends 10
make that coin scarce and increase
the difference between gold aud silver
aud greenbacks. This ought to be
stopped. The Radical Congress passed
9 deViIish Resumption Act. Resump.
ton cannot be reached by an Act Of
Congress II can ouly be reached b.,
the country being allowed and en-.
cOuraged 10 grow prosperous and
wealthy. The Act ought to be, and we
hope will be. repealed. The oomn'ry de-
mandS and must have a more liberal
and wiser policy OF finance. The East
needs It for her vast manufacturing In.
terests; the WesI needs it for her vast
grain crops, and tho South needs It for
her cotton, rice, sugar and tobacco.
Congressman are expected to do their
duty in this mslter, aud thus give relief
10 the whole country.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
The Motion for q Transfer Of SmllI'a
Case OyeTTuled


COLUMN A, S g., Nov. ga motion
TO rrmUve Smalls cass to The U. s..
Court was argued by council to-day,
cnn-uming the time Of the Courl.
judge Townsend ovcrrulcd the notion
tor transfer Of the prisoner. Small is
indicted under the State statute eb
by a Republican l. g%islalnre, for an &c.
iensO committed while Safe $ n,tor
The Indictment wa found hv y grand
jury drawn by Republican Ofic al. Dc.
tore the present Government WAS es'ab.
lished, composed Of nine white aud
eight c0lOred men, aud men Of bnth
races aud variOu. political opininus
have been indicted b. it Without ques.
ion. During four term, % the Cuurl
The petit juriea were drawn irom lsr-
prepared by Republican official. Que
jury has seven coloTed And five white.
Another Eve c0lored aud seven whiDr..
Tho lalosmrn are evenly divided. The
presiding Judge wa, elected In 1872 -
q Il publican, receiving the vot" OF the
prisoner. Small was reelected in 1875
by the unanimous vote o! the ID mo.
Gratis and Republican, at the com.
menCcment of the present term. The
defendants counsel Insisted upon all
cases of prisoners present cling fried.
By common consent, Smt!j', Gaze was
fixed Tor Monday.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
Not T.vorahla 10 H,rlan.

WAsmNGToN, N ". 9.-rhe Senate
Judic'arI COMMITTEE had no quorum
this morning. Thi, l. not considered
favorable to the Committees indOrse.
ment OF Harlan as Justice of the Su.
pfeme d UGH. II Is stated, in this con-
n%cc;iOn, rhat the Senrte, In executive
session, in every ins'ance has adopted
the reports Of Committees without di.
vision. In the Gaze OF Welsh, there
were no negative votes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

LIGHT, wPll-rai-ei bread, biscuits,
cakes and pastry digest easily and con-
dure 10 good health. Good health
makes lahor of all kinds ea.ier aud pro.
'nsS lie. DO"LEY's YEA1T POWDER
VII Slways make all these productions
light aud Wholesome. II IL warranted
o make better, lighter, swerier, more
ioo'hsome and nutritious biscuits, cake,
bread, etc, than any other baking pow.
der.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

SITTING BULLS IETEATIoSs.-It IL
certain thR' The bad blood eau. cd by
this year. work will erUpt next season.
Indeed, Sitting Bull never tires taking
Of his inlemtiun to strike the Ameri.
cans at the ilrs opportunity. lie says
he knows tho country lying between
the Missouri aud the frontier so well
that he cnuld keep Miles AID Terry
dancing there I'll Summer He was
hiIly considered q successful Indian
leader btfOrc the Commission, but
since bis interview with the COmmis
sioners, y hich the indians, without tx.
cepiion, regard as the greatest OF his
uiumphs, he has /, cIme N brsggart.
The police OH ers are tired of his
Boosting, aud Msjor W'lsh took him
ahack to-day by telling him that 1t lie
4ttt mp CT 10 attack American troops
or traders from Canadian soil, the
police would shout him ON the spot
%[Ciucinnsli Enquirer.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
American Representation at the Paris
Exposition.

WASHtNGTON, Nov. S-Tur Conn
miltre GA Foreign Affair. y |, ~ their
meeting on Monday mex, ak t" upon
q bill tor American Representation a.
the Paris International Exposition, and
report il TO tbs House GU thai day. An
ample -um for tina; purpose will be
propostd, alrLOu-h az get Ge'a.!s havc
not hes arranged. The Cummilte
will have ali tho facts btf,rc them, IN.
Guiding the views aud recommends.
tions and estimates Of the Department
OF State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

The succes' Of the regularly nomins.
ted ticket In Kinds county over indie.
pendcnts, disorgan'z ,r@, and sore. heads,
sbetled by The Rad cal leaders, /, a sub.
iect fDr special copgra'ulstion. It will
teach a wholesome lesson To all to the
Radicals, that they cannOt Tcinslate
themselves in power 10y making use OF
Democrats who have bolled because
they failed 10 procure uOminqiions for
coveted Offices aud To boiling Demo.
cra's, that the Democratic party Is as
powerful TO r, bOke REORGANIZATION as
1t lie TO elect its nominations, aud that
tho ouIy road 10 preferment Is through
the regular channel,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
A Committee Of the National Board
OF Trade at Washington.

WAsBINGToN, Nov. ga commit
Zee OF delegates OF members Of the M.
ional Board of Trsie Is here in refer.
encO 10 measures which were passed
apon by The Bard at It's session In
Milwaukee in August last, the topic 10
DO presented to the proper Congress.
siOnhl committees by the Commiuee of
the National Board OF Trade, urging
The * ension Ut Jurisdiction OF the
United States Government over the
uavigable waters of the country, the
American registration Of foreign buill
vessels, tn revision of tariff rrsump.
ton OF specie pay ments, the rem nett.
zLiOu OF silver, the ettabllshm mt o.
ira e relations with the South Ameri-
raj States, q reciprocity with Canada,
establishment Of Department OF Com.
mprce. The Committee nov here j.
cha ged with the presentation Of the
action OF the National Board Of Trade
upon these subjects
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

The Stat" Far opens next Monday,
and will he continued until Saturday
night. A large number OF we'll known
rae rs have arrived, aud II The weather
should prove favorable, We have no
dnubt there will Do great crowds, ss in
former years, when the arena aItrac
lions we're far leAs than those now Oh
tered. Our local ladies, aud ciIizens
generally, are IPmindei that entries 10
the several departments should be-
made on Monday and Tuetday.-
[ClArion.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

Wilt BE President lP.-hendricks
was modest about the Indiana Senator.
shiI, aud It will be remembered. He
will be the next President II he ls lucky
enOuGb.-[Cin. ESq.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

We learn from the jackson Clarion
that the health OF Bishop Green 10 such
as to forbid his putting forth his usua
appointments for this seasOn. EIe hopes
in a few days to, begin his visitaIiOns,
aud will give duo notice TO such par.
ishos as he may he ahle To reach.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

WlTH Voorhee. 10 the Senate, Tom
Ewing in the House, aud the South
solid for q liberal aud wise policy Of
finance, the prospect brigh'ens.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

REMEMBER the State Fair begins next
Monday, and will last the whole week.
A lively aud interesting time las been
prepared for aud expected.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

SPEAKGA RAEDALL i, absent, and
Hon. Milton Sayler is acting Speaker
Of the House.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

sExroR VOORHEEs will take HE seat
next Monday.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

DAN VOORHEES, will hold bic Sena'
torship until his successor Is elected IN
January, 1879.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

CoTToN won't 90 below six cents II
John Sherman continues to force bic
cruel contraction policy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

IT is nov conceded that the Silver
Bill will pas. The Senate. II only re-
mains then fof the President to sign l..
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

No PENNYRoYAL If old Bill Allen
goes into the Senatorial RUG, II wont
DO any little penny r"lal bull. fight.
Jounsl.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
psalh Of q ahriah consnl.

NORFOLK, Nov. 9.-M,er Myers,
British Cousul here, died last uight.
lie was ST years old.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

The Straight Ticket Triumphant with one
Exception.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
WARREN COUNTY ELECTION.

Fell OHoIsI Return, from EsOh p eoluot.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

GALVESTON, Nov. "a special from
San AniOniA to the News, says: "Iu.
formation has teen received hero that
ON the 10Th # October u party of Mex
leans, 81 III nunber, under C ,mmand uf
Don NarcisO AnnzL OF San Carlos,
Mexico, had a baltic near the Gu4da.
lope mountains with Il party Of Indians
who had been drpredatIng IL Mexico
near ChipuahuS killing six bucks aud
capturing Fix 'qutws aud sixry.eight
head o fsIOCk, stolen IRON people living
nea Sau Diego. These Indians were
from the FOrl Stanton reservation, on
tho American side OF the RO Gramde.
The lndians killed were provided with
reservation bl4nkels aud other articles
fom the United Slates Government.
Tho scalps were taken 10 Del N0Ite, Ia
Mexico, and the stuck also, which Was
Identified by The ownerS OF the animals.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

Flanagan-Flrrt Ward -, second Ward
49,, Third Ward 3 8 + 'ur h Wa'd2I Pry
Or's church 90 "A US lore l02 KIg r.
IS, Oak Ridge G3. MiIldAie a, BAH Grnund
"a. BoVina 2O. Mont AibOa lln, Red . ne
u. NeNtOwn, ~, Davis Bend 4. lOta
2,l63
BedIOrd-FIrst Ward -, Second Ward
81. Third War "a. Fourth v ard. y ~
Or's church 10, MalUN's Store 70, Klger'
|, OAK Ridge D, Mild Ale D, Bill urnund
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NewIOwn - Davis Beud 80, IU,al Us.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16
KsaTy, In6eDsnfehi, Elected Treasurer BY
NInsty.th 90 AslurIiy.
STATE TlCKgr-Co UNrY VOTE.

For Guveruo -. NJ Si0ue 3 O3o
tor Lieutenaut-GuvcrnOi-W. II. Sims,
3,O4
Fur Secretary OF state-Kialoch Falcon.
or, 3tM
F'r Audi Or Of rubIic uuuls--,JlVes-
to- Own 2.89J
f." AtIurnry.Gen rat & C~Ntcbings,
FOR superintendent Il rub !c : ducat. on
i. Arg! le S hith 1891.
COUNTY Il KET.