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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
The OhIO Election

The grand old Democratic party has
added another to its long list of glori'
ous victories. On Tuesday Ohio was
added 10 the phalanx Of reliable Demo.
cratic States BY a majority Of at least
10000 voice. As this State 10 OF such
vastimpOrtance in political calculations
II is not jet possible to estimate the ef-
feet Of the battle tough! and won by
our brothers in the West. But it will
be immense, for as goes Ohio 90 goes
Pennsylvania, and then il is only
a matter OF time for the party 10 gain
possession Of every branch Of the Gov.
ernment. Another Senator will be ad'
ded 10 the list OF Democrats, and q
more liberal policy Of finance will un.
doubtedly be adopted. The old silver
dollar will be restored to its place a'
part Of the legal tender Of the country
and the poor man will soon feel wha
It is for Democratic influence onct
more TO be felt in National affairs. Tit
odious Resumption law will be re
pealed, the volume Of currency will mo-
be further contracted, the debts Of The
country will be paid in the currency
in which they were made, and the
equalization of greeubaokS with gold
will be effected by honoring the former
In theyears before another Presiden
tial election rolls around, Ohio mel
will be prominently mentioned for tha
high Office, and Mr., Hendricks vii
have 10 look 10 II, o. Ewing or Pen
dleton will win the great prizs. Obi
Is now q cafe State, and the South vii
stand by heras she will stand by us. W
are glad tina; Z. John Ellis was there
aud that Hooker, the pelle1 orator @
Mississippi was here % his credit ar
In service Of his State Iha: honors hiT
SO highly, for the Democratic fight j
any part Of the country 10 our fgh
Proudly the South sends greeting I
the greatest State OF the West, an
earnestly joins with her in rejoicing {
her redemption, for henceforth she
our friend aud trusted ally.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
THE OHIO ELECTION.
An Undeubted Victory for the Democrats
Alas, Poor Stanley Matthews.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Oct lo.-Returns from
tWenIy-three precincts Of this city and
Lucas county give Bishop, Democrat, for
G0Yernor, 2.3iB; West, Republican, 1851.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10-keturns from liJ
out Of l46 precincts In the city. and 2i out
OF 40 county pr, cincts, give Bishop, Der.
Ocrat, 1888; West, Republican, 1922;
Bond, Radical Working en-, { s23; Lord,
Ded Ocrat, for Senator, over A. 7. Gosh
erl. Republican, 90; Cappellcr, Republi.
can, for County Auditor, over Hoffman,
Democrat, Gs1; HuncEer, Republican, for
County Treasurer, ever FratZ, Democrat,
243 The Democrats seem 10 have elected
their entire ticket with the exception OF
Hoffman and FTatz.
The Gazette comedies both brancLCs Of
the Legislature to the Democrats, and
says: Bishops n RjOrity In the State is not
less than 10000. The Enquirer claims a
majority in the Legislature on joint bal
lot OF Is, thus securing the election OF a
United States Senator.
In this city, German Republicans voted
largely for the WOrkingmen's ticket. The
WOrklngmen's ticket will foot up ll,000
votes, though there is no probability that
1t will reach the estimate Of yesterday,
namely, 1900.
COLUMBUS Oct. l0-There is scarcely
any excitement 10 learn the definite fg.
ures OF yesterdays election. Both Com.
mittees concede that Bishops majority
Will be from 1900 TO 10000. The Demo.
cratic Committee claim that they will
have between 90 or 80 majority on joint
ballot In the General Assembly, and the
Republican Committee 10 not dispute
this claim.
Success OF the GTeenbaek Ticket in
Tusco County.
TOLEDO, y. Oct, l0.-It Is conceded that
the Nationals, or straight Greenback par.
ty, elected their entire ticket in TuSco
county, by a majority OF from 200 to 500,
and in the city by a majority upwards OF
1000. sturgOl and Kellogg, the newly
elected Representatives, have heretofore
acted with the Republicans. The result
is surprise TO all parties, and To none
more than the Nationals themselves
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
w. U. TELEGRAPH co.
Annual Meeting-Elsctl0n Of Directors
President OrtOn's Report.

NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-The annual elcc.
ton II Directors Of the w stern Union
Telegraph Ompany tooA place this morn.
Ing, The following are The gentlemen Sc
lecitd: VIM. urion, WIN. Il. Vanderbilt,
Edwin d, Morgan, Robert LennoN Kenne.
dy, Moses Taylor, Augustus schell, Will
sun q. Hunt, }, PicIrepOnt, Morgan krans-
worth, haIrisCD !.abCC, Cornelius Van.
derbll, james n. Barr, hester W. 'L..
PIN, Alcnzo b. Cg;ncll, Hamilton No.
rOomb!cy, No:win Gregu. W. g, Thorn,
John K. Dun, Cambridge Livingston, la.
illus .. Mills, U. II. Palmer, 4. i. sand.
ford, 5. A. Munson, u. Jones, JOS. Harker,
Anson Stager, s. r. Barcer, 4. u. Wor
ccster. II was decided not TO send out
the snrual report TO the public.
At the annual meeting OF the " CstGrn
Union Telegraph Company, to-day, Presi-
dent Orton submitted his report Of the
operations OF the company for the fiscal
year ending June 81, 1871. Bonded debt OF
the company at close VI tho year was W,
4iS, ,4i0, less amount Of sinking funds and
accrued interest thereon, held by the
Union Trust Company trustees, S9l7 DOL Is;
earnings for the year from all sources, were
S9,Sl2,2j! Gl; gross expenses, including
rental Oi LEASED lines, $6,J13, 22i o.; net
profit S5,ll0, l21 81. There has been dis.
bursed for quarterly dividends OF :!
per cent. each. S2,02SGi0 20; for interest
ON bonds, i4j4,6SO Us, for sinking fund ap.
preparations, SSl,02j 2j; total 81 . $500 80.
surplus OF net revenue for the year, after
paying dividends, interest on bonds
and sinking fund appropriations, SjIC.
Sl7 "A. From which surplus there
has been appropriated for construction .;
lines $685. ,lls 81; for American Teleg raph
Ena.- a a.
S96,7'6 80; for S. and A. Telegraph rom.
pany, stock purchased, $2O,s7i 0I; for Pa.
cifc and Atlantic Telegraph Companies
stock purchased, 81. 9.l4o; for tundry other
telegraph companies stocks. lines, etc,
purchased, $32,0l8 2j Total, S65I, ,s3a 20:
balance ,9SS II. The balance OF sci 9sj u
has been carried into the general income.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
That Educational QualiGcR,
tiom.
The Vicksburg Herald says:

ave thiak person who Ma the PRIV.
ilege given him by the ate 10 tt himself
70 capably exercise the right OF suffrage,
and who negleets 10 do Il, ought - be dis
iranchised. In other words, VIC would ba
delighted 10 see Mississippi adopt an ed
ucational qualification as q requisite Ia
the vote. While II iscer;ainly unconAtitu'
uonal 10 disfTanchise person because he
is black and smells badly, II Is mot uncon'
stitutiOnal 10 dislranchise him IL he is Q
fool, no matter whether be Is black fool
or a white fool. Hsrdes Of ignoramases
invested with the right - rule over other
peoples property is not pleasant spec
tacle, yet that Is the condition Of Hissis
sippi and several other ofthe cotton states
at this very day"
The experience OF people In vi;
region who have the good, or the bad
fortune 10 call themselves owners Of
property, is that the illiterate person
whom the Vickaburg writer describ CO
as q fool, h he be a property-owneT, is
far more trustworthy ruler over other
peoples property than the educated
ofiice-seeker who is not 9 property
owner. The chances ara found TO be q
thousand 10 one thai the "aducatiOn" Of
the latter will serve only TO better
qualify him 10 rob the public treasury
with impuBity.
The so.csled educational quali1ca'
ton" which means only that the voter
shall know how TO read, and perhaps
write aud cipher, is Nm ineGable hum.
bug. 1t does not follow that q man Is
fool because he can not read, nor an
ignoramus because he can not use words
with grammatical accuracy and cor
rect pronunciation. illi,eracy is not
the reverse Of ed alton. Many Hitter.
ate persons in every community are
better educated iD what II is most es.
Iential to the society in which they
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

We believe that the Plymouth 10
lying idle, aud If We are correct We
hope she will make another trip up the
Mississippi river next Spring, as high
- Memphis or Cairo, The only ex.
psnse would be the coal, and this
would be more than compensated BY
showing that the Mississippi iS naviga-
BILE for ocean steamers. We would
really like TO see this sloOp.of.war
again, for there iS Dothing like an ex-
change Of courtesies with the officers OF
such vessel TO soften the asperities OF
feeling that exist yet TO certain ex-
tent in some localities. To SEQ Capt.
Barrett and his gentlemanly officers up
this way again would be a real treat,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THE ingenuity and perseverance Of
Japanese Workmen have caused alarm
Ia come Of the manufacturing houses
Of Birmingham where articles for the
Japan trade are made. A tutficient
quantity Of these articles 10 lready
made In japan to cause European firms
in that country 10 discontinue the i'm
portation OF them. The impossibility
Of competing with Japanese workmen
10 explained by . gentleman in Yoko.
hama, writing to the Birming CHAM Post /:
"Frugal as badgers, industrious as
bees, the Japs undersell every labor
market they enter and outdo every
civilized artisan at his own trade. Any
one who sees Japanese carpenter 81
work, with his Toes for a vice and his
thighs and stomach for q bench, has
seen tools well used and goods equal
10 European turned out. They will In
fact, become formidable rivals Of all
kinds Of Western manufactures. The
Japanese are alwaysrea 10 learn, and
10 outvie everything that the West
does, and this they do with less food,
less air, less clothing and less comfort
than any civilized workman" The
writer further states that he was offered
large order for Birmingham goods at
8 price at which he would lose about
10 per cent. yet factory at Osaka
took the order and made the goods.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
IOWA ELECTION.
Republicans Carry the Slate BY Reduced
MaiOrily-StFenath Of Olher Tickets.

DUBUQUE, IA, oct. l0-At the head.
quarters OF The Republican State Central
committee, very meagre returns have
been received. The vote has been light,
owing TO the heavy rain prevailing gener-
ally over the Slate. Reports indicate the
election NJ the Republican State ticket by
about 3)O0l over the Democratic ticket.
Gear, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernOr, has been considerably scratched by
Temperance men, who voted for Jcssups,
the Temperance candidate Gear will
run at least 5000 behind his ticket The
Grcenback State ticket will receive from
Is, 100 to 20, 600 votes, aud the Temperance
ticket about 1000. The Republicans will
have about 30 majority Ia the State SEN
ate, and 81 To 40 majority In the House, in.
surlnc the election Of Republican q, 5.
Senator.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 10. Dubuque county
gives Irish, Democrat, Tor Governor, l.bGj
10 l,'C0 majority. Tho entire Democratic
. county ticket Is elected, including Sen.
| ator aud three Representatives, which is
n gain OF a Senator and one Representa-.
tive. Hail, TOR Senator, has about 80
majority.
DEs MONIES, Uc.. l0-Thc Republican
majority is 5000, and the Legislature in
nIOpOrtiOn.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

A MEETING of the Citizens Wharf.
boat Association was held at Capt. w.
A. Fairchild's Office last evening, to
reconsider the action had on Monday
night In regard 10 the new location OF
the steamboat landing. There was
much feeling exhibited and great
deal OF heated discussion INDUCED in.
Those chiefly interested in the wharf
boat are opposed 10 removing It 10 the
foot Of Jackson street, and the most
cogent argument adduced by them
against It was, that by leaving the
channel TO run around the island, dis
tance Of five or six miles, the boats
would vitiate their insurance policies,
and, OF course, boat owners
would refuse 10 incur such a
risk. Those in favor Of the Jackson
street landing urged that the change
might be made as an experiment that
would not incur much trouble or ex.
pense, and II it failed The people would
then be satisfied, bya demonstration oi
lie impFaCiicAbility, 10 let 1t 60 down
below. Finally q resolution was Of
iered, ordering the wharf-boat TO be re-
moved TO q point just above Matthew'S
mill, with instructions to the Superin
tendent 10 bring II back to the presen
landing as soon as the stage Of wate
would permit. Mr. A. Kuhn move(
TO table the resolution, which motion
failed and the resolution was carried
We understand that the removal vii
take place to-day, ifpossible.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Meeting Of Directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.

BALr MORE. Oct l0.--The monthly meet.
ing Of the Board Of Dire Cc;ors Of the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, John
W. Garrett, President, took place to-day.
Among her business transacted, dlvi.
dend Oi 3 per cent was declared ON main
stem ct ck tur ) per cent dividend dc.
clarcd in tIri, MAKES. with this, s per
cent. iDr the cag 1871. Mr.. Tn mas r.
Sharp resigned his position as Master OF
Transp0I tItiJn, "hirh was accepted. VIM.
Company, and by apr ointment " the Pres.
ident IN AUGUST last No Assistant Master
OF Transportation was unanimously COP.
trmed in that ro'iiiHu hy the Board Of Di.
rectors, will he Arting Master Of Trans
pOrtatiOn until tha. past ion is filed,
Joshua Il. Harvey was elected StOckholder
Director, u dill the vacancy created by the
death VI his father, James Harvey.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Grand Pigeon shoot

Jackson Times, Sth.l
As an additional attraction during
the races next month, we understand
that preparations are being maze for q
grand pigeon shoot 10 take place at the
Fair Ground, on Thursday November
the 18th. The prizes win be four in
number, seventy dollars to 6rst, ,forty.five
10 second, twenty-five, to third and ten
to fourth. Entrance ten dollars; each
TO shoot at ten birds, at twenty-one
yards rise and eighty yards boundary.
An agreement is now being circulated
among the sportsmen Of this place,
Edwards Depot and Madison county,
and We are assured by q gentleman
who is interesting himselfin getting up
the affair, that enough have already
signed the agreement to make the shoot
3 grand success. Come forward, gen.
llemen, aud try your skill with the shot
gun Of the traps. DOn's be bashful OF
afraid. You will meet cOmpSiitori
worthy of your best efforts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Report OF the Memphis Cotton Ez.
change.

MEMPHIS. Oct. l0--Thc crop report oil
tho Memphis Cotton Exchange, Is as fol-
lows: FOrty.eight reports from West
Tennessee, fiLy.onC from North Mississip-
pi, and ii.y.four from Arkansas, north Of
the Arkansa river, Of the average date OF
October lst majority report unlaVorable
weather, the rains keeping the crop grow.
ing. The average damage BY worms, rust,
and rot, Is d per cent the average Of
general picking Is Septt mbcr 23d; possi.
bic damage By frost estimated at y per
cent. grcstei than last year Reports in.
dictate little or no top crops. The crop is
generally later than usual in maturing;
labor morale good. The nay crop good,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Episcopal Convention at Boston,

GPASCOpAA NOANS4bAoM AA hoShoA'
We learn by private letter that the
Thirty.second Triennial Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the United States, assembled in the
city Of Boston on Wednesday, October
Sd, 1877. The opening services were
held in Trinity Church, magnificent
new structure not yet fully completed,
which will cost $750,OOO. The sermon
on the occasion was preached BY
Bishop Williams, OF Connecticut, one
Of the most accomplished and learned
divines in the Episcopal Church.
There are about fifty Bishops and two
hundred and sixty Clerical and Lay
Deputies present, and the session will
probably continue three weeks. Bishop
Green represents the Diocese of Mis-.
sissippi in the House Of Bishops, and
Rev. DR.. SAMSON, Rev. DR.. Douglas,
Rev. Mr.. Marks and Rev. Mr.. Pickett
are the Clerical members Of the
House Of Deputies. Mr.. Butts was the
only Lay member from this State
present at the opening Of the Conven.
tion.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
JOsEPH's BAND CAPTURED
The Noted NEz PeFCes Chief and hlS Band
Captured by Gen. Mllss-Ths Generals
Reporl.

CHICAGO, oct. lO.-The following dis.
patch was received here last night:
" Headquarters, District Of Yellow Stone,
csmp on Eagle Creek Oct. G.-Gen. A. C..
Terry, commanding Department Of Da-
kO a Der General: We have had oar
usual success. We made very direct
and rapid march across the country, and
alter a severe engagement ard being kept
under fire for three days, the hostile camp
OF Nez Perces, under Chief Joseph, sur
rendered at two o'clo X to-day. / intend
10 start the Second Cavalry toward Ben
ton on the Ilh inst. Cannot supplies be
sent on the Benton road to meet them an d
return with the remainder Of the command
10 the Yellow Stone. hear there Is some
trouble between the Sioux and The Cana.
dian authorities. remain, General, very
truly, yours, (SlgBed)
NELSON 4. MILES,
COL and BreVet Gen. U. :. A., COm'dg."
As soon as the companies Of the Second
Cavalry, Of which Gen Miles speaks, ar.
rive mere, the Commission will start r1r
FnFt Wal-h. sIgned)
ALyRED A. TERRY.
Brigad!er General
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
sERVIA.
Turkey SolicitOus About ssFvia's WaFliks
PrepaFatlOns-ssFVian Militia Going to
the FroniIer-RussIan Negotiations.

LONDON, Oct. lC--The Times's Belgrade
correspondent says be hears from a diplo-
ID attic source that the Porte has demand
ed an explanation regarding Servia's pur'
sia and Rpumania. The Porte declares It
will be obliged to seul a special Commits
sioner 70 Belgrade 10 Inquire whether Its
Suzcrain rights arc not being tampercd
with.
All irst.c ass militia bgigades. except
those Of Bels rade, ShabatZ and ValierO,
marched TO the frontier; the second class
will follow in ten days. More money and
several hundred boxes Of shoes have ar
rived from Russia. Negotiations with
Russia have. at last, come to q satisiact0.
ry close. A Cabinet council resolved on
wariike measures, though not before the
middle # November.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THE article in the HERALD yesterday
in relation to the Planters Interest, Is
intended 10 urge upon them the neees.
sity Of controlling their own property,
so that in the future they will escape
unjust charges on their cotton. The
most practicable way to DO this is to
patronize markets near home, where
the charges complained Of are not ex-
acted. In New Orleans there are GER.
tain customs which are not found in
this market. In the Vicksburg market
no brokerage is charged, and we never
yet saw any deductions made for dam.
ages. While, Of course, It is necessary
to make deductions for damages some
times, ii Is exceedingly rare that il it
done ia this market, We never heard
OF q ViCksburg factor making regular
business of this pernicious custom.
While We are thus plaiu.spoken in
the interes. Of the farmers, we will
never agree 10 the foolish attempt some
of them are making to force the mer'
chants who have advanced them sup
plies TO accept their cotton in payment
for more than 1t will bring. The only
honest way for them to do is to stand
squarely up TO their contracts. AL
merchants who furnish planters mus
take q great deal Of risk, aud they eau,
not do il unless they arc paid for II
The cotton crop is very uncertain
one, and there are TOO many chances OIL
loss for any one TO dare TO furnish cot
ton planters without a promise of Z
large per cent. on capital thus invested
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
CROP REPORTS.
Report o. tho Mobile Cotton Ex-
change,

MOBILE, Oct. lO-Thc following is the
Mobile Cotton Exchange report for Sep.
tember: FOrty.Cne counties, ninety -.Our
letters received; tic weather for Septem-
bgr is reported hayins beer favorable dur
ing the first half OF the month, but wet and
stormy during the last half, causing shed.
ding and rOtting of bDlls; twenty -one
cOuu;ies give IS per cent. average loss son
this account. Some unite, report fair
progress in picking. Comparison with
last crop: Twenty-elGht upland counties
Is per cent less, and - prairies or bottom
land counties per cent. more.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
PREPARED BY
Il. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
What is HeOetlne /?

u is a compound extracted from barks, roots
and herbs. II Is Natures Remedy II Is per.
fectly harmless from any bad effect upon the Fys-
TEN. Is nOurishlng and Strengthening. IL acts
directly upon the blood. II qulets the nervous
system. II gives you good, sweet sleep at night.
II ls great panacea for our aged fathers and
mothers, for ID gives them strength, quiots their
nerves and gives them Natures sweet Sleep as
has been proved BY many an aged person, Ii Is
the great Blood Purifier. III soothing remedy
for our children. II has relieved and cured
thousands. II is very pleasant 10 take; every
child likes II. u relieves and cures all diseases
originating from impure blood. Try the VEdE.
TINE. Give Il fair trial for your Complaints /:
then you will say TO your friend, nelghboT and
acquaintance, "TTy II (; II has cured me-"
VEGETiSE for the complaints for which Il Ia
recommended, is having larger sale ihToug ghout
the United States than any other one medicine.
Why2 Vegeilne will Care these Cess
plants,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
VEGETTNE
PNrifes the Blood, RenOUGtes
and IfSVigOFdteS the
Whole System.

ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and DiuFttic.
yEGETISE is made exclusively from tho
juices Of carefully selected barks, roots and
herbs, and so strongly concentrated that II will
enectually eradicate from the system every faint
Of BcrOfnla, BcrOfulOus AznmOr, tn.
morej Cancer, Cnncerous Mumor,
BFysipelRs, Salt Rheum, Byphilltie
diseases, Canker, RRintness Rt che
stomach, and oil diseases that arise from i'm.
pure blood, sciatica, HndummalOFy and
Ghronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
SiOuG and Spinal COnIpinintS, can only
% eneclnally cured through tho blood.
For Ulcers and RrupIiVe Diseases Of the
Hhin, Pustuies, Plmplea, Rloiches,
BOilS, TeGier, scald Head and RinRs
worm, VEoETiSE has never failed 10 effect
permanent cure. ,
For Pains ia the Bacl, Kidney Com.
Eeuc0rThGa, arising from internal ulceTa-
iion, and uterine diseases and Geuernl Des
btltty, YEGErlSE acts directly upon tho
causes Of these complaints. II invigoTates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the Sc
creiivo organs, allays inflammation, cuTes ulcer.
alton and regulates tho bowels.
For CataFrh, DynPePuia, WnbiGunI
Ceativeness, PalpitRliOn ef the Heart,
Headache, Piles, NeFVousneao and
General Prestrniion Of tho Nervous
HyateEn, no medicine has given such per-
feet satisfaction as the YFGErINE. II puFlhes
tho blood, Cleanscs all OF the organs, and poe
fesses controlling power over the nervous sys-
tenn.
The remarkable cures effected by VE0ETINg
haYo induced many physicians and apoihCcaries
whom we know 10 prescribe and use II in their
own families.
In fact, EEGETISr is tho best remedy vet
discovered for the above diseases, aud is tho only
reliable BhO0W PURIFIER vet placed
before the public.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

ANOTHER sign Ofincreasing business
at the West Is chronicled under the
railroad head. Al CbiGago, on all
hands, tho cry is for more cars; In
fact, "the business Is so large now that
not 8 single road has enough cars 10
taks care Of all that OHars.S
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The Carroll Conservative says the
merchants Of Lake Providence who ad.
vertise literally are getting rich. That
10 the case OF the advertisers Of this
city also.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The last Ballimorsan has an excel
lent likeness Of the late Archbishop
BAYley.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

GIN. MILES has captured Chief
Joseph and his band Of Indians. Gen.
Howard is now in no danger.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THE Aberdeen Examiner says there
was frost In that section of the country
on the fourth and fifth.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The Greenville Times advises the
cotton planters not 10 hold back their
cotton in expectation of higher prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THE Pennsylvania election occurs on
the same day as our own-the 9th Of
NoYember.