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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
DeadhcndIng on tho Newspapers

hDeaunenutnS on inc NeWspapeE
The Rome Sentinel rises 10 explain,
and its language is plain, and as fol-
lows:
There is no other business on which
tho public lcvics such heavy contribu-
tions as on III, Hewspapcr publishing
business. An or4anzIliOn Is getting
up some kind OF festivities, for exAm-
pie. II pays FOR the use of grounds,
pays for refreshments, gets 81 worth
of tickets and "a worth of bills printcd
either at newspaper Office or omn-
where else, aud then expects tree aa-
verlising from the paper TO M extent
ac c'ually worth from 81 or So 10 $40.
/ The mere announcement oil 4 picnic,
soclab,c OF festival Is matter Ut news,
but further than that is au advertise.
nent, aud ought 10 BE- paid for.
The result is that generous proper
ton Of tho profits Of nearly al! enter.
tainmonls Of this kind ia money which
rightfully belongs TO newspaper pub
lishers. Then, after the thing is over,
the managers will come IN with long
sting OF resolutions, with which to rob
the publisher Of more valuable space
Tic truth is, that space in newspaper
represents money. II is worth money
to the publisher. There Is no more
reason why he should give II away
than why a merchant shOuld give
away his goods. Part Of the space Of
the paper Is told 10 business men fol
advertising purpoaos; tho rest OF the
space is devoted 10 interesting reading
matter. On the last the publisher de-
pends for the attractions which shal
sell his paper. Either space represent:
cash to him. Yet the business ma,
who buys spec to the amount OF 80
often buys a gratuity Of local space tC
: the amount oi 81 or S2, or even more
i Tho managers Of festivals, picnics, Of
4 other home entertainments may not bu!
! ono cents worth Of space, but all lht
came expect the free gift ofseveral dol
lars worth of space. The minister
who never advertises, msy want spac,
. to tho amount Of dollar or two week
= ly, for the advertisement OF cominl
h sermons. The politician, even thougl
: be forgeis to keep bis subscription pai'
i up, demands column after column oI
i valuable space free, and rarely so mucl
q as says thauk you for 1t. For all Ihi
q the newspaper man, taxed beyond an,
!. other business man, enjoys the high dis
4 tinction Of being regarded as dead
head by twO.thirds Of his neighbors.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
pets.

Pets % a.. kinds are noosAnce.
Pet q raalr wl'b = klub ana he IL a.
shan', hut pci him with oates and he
will Kick out one end OF krcashun.
Pct dogs srG full ov fees, and pet mon-
ke,karc full ov the devil. All pet
children Sro lruants, and Opinyuns,
like secondhand clothing, are worth
Just wha, yu kan git fur them. a pet
horse learns to be frisky, aud pet ser.
want bekums cunning at the expense Of
his honesty. Pet friends arc the hard
cst 10 keep, anA when yu do lozs them
they turn from bunny to gaul, and pets
ov all kinds arc isatidiouP. A pet crow
can't tell what his next mis- hief will
be, and ov all pets none are moro nasty
and cross than pet parrot. Nothing
in this world was Inado 10 be potled
for nothing was made to require It.
Pet hobbys arc plenty aud easy ia
mount, but hard 10 stick TO, and the
ditc&es al along life'S turnpike arc fill
cd with riders. a pet lam alwuss
makes ktoss ram, and what has been
once petled can never be happy agin
without il. Live pets of all kinds are
sure to be lazy, aud from being lazy 10
being sassy is but short step, and Il
sure to be taken. Too much bringl
| luxuriance fust, and then ruin. have
seen gardin sass petted so much that Il
all ran 10 top and 10 vince. Pet katl
are, lust, an insult 10 tho kat, and next
an insult to the party that pets them
and there is no more excuse for board
ing a pet poodle and Juggling them
around than there is for boarding and
totelng q belbug.-[Josh BilIlngs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

IL the town Of Auburn, Oregon,
gold diggings have been found under
peculiar circumstances. A boy had
been f tied out by his father with tho
implements of mining, and setto work
near the roadside, merely for amuse-
ment, aud TO give The youngster some
thing to keep him out Of mischief.
The ground was s,aked out formally
in mining style, aud some waste water
was turned into sluices, so as TO wash
the dirt. The boy worked for few
days faithfully, and, to everybUdy'G
surprise, he at last panned out small
quantity of gold dust. Laborers were
then employed, and the work waG
deepened and extended, gold continu'
ing to be found, ct last accounts, in
profitable quantities.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

PRESIDENT HAYES has one quality
that we greatly admire. He Is firm in
his purposes after he once makes up
his mind. just after his Inauguration
there was a great double pressure
brought against him by both parties in
regard 10 Louisiana and South Caro-
lima. Tho Radicals used every means
in their power to prevent him from
doing his duty, while the Democrats
were disposed TO hurry him up
o little. He would not allow
himself 10 be sWerved from his course
by the Radicala, and he took his own
time and mode of relieving the two
States, although the Democrats were
iretful aud restless. Recently the
Radicals have renewed their pressure
10 force him to change his Southern
policy, but he is firm as a rock liz
recently informed prominent gentle
man that the Senators might attend Il
their own busircss and cease their at
tempts to bulldoz9 him, for thei
efforts would be ruillCs3. lie wa
charged with having expressed al
opinion that Kellogg should be admit
ted as a Senator from Louisiana. IL
omphaticslly denied the charge, taElnI
The occasion 10 remark that that was
question for tho Senate to decide, an,
he did not intend to interfere with i
as he was fully determined not to sub
nit 10 unwarranted interference fror
the Senate. Hayes is making a goot
President, and the South Is heartily rc
ioiccd at It.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

The Cincinnati papers are making
calculations for the race for President
in 1880. The Democratic papers think
the Democrats will win with ease,
while the Radical Cincinnati Gazette
counts in the Radicals by one electoral
vote majority. We had hoped that
we were done with this 1856 TO 1874 for
all time,
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what The prouidsnt WIN Do.

WAsHINaT0N, Nov. 22,-The Posts
special says the President, in conveFsa-
tlOn with 9 prominent officer in the last
fOrty.eight hours, declared that he
would veto any Silver Bill which does
not expressly except the public debt
from its operations, He will not ape
prove any measure which has the
slightest tendency to impair the Ma
tlonal credit or to cause holders Of
National securities to think that they
will be paid In currency Of less value
than gold. ..esy
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Lumber Seizure.

MOBILE, Nov. ga large proper.
ton of the property formerly seized by
Special Agent Carter, Of the United
States Government, at PascagOuls, and
released by Judge Hill, is now seized
by Mississippi and Alabama under
writs from the State Court Of missile
sippi, and held by the Sheriff. The
Marshal is attempting to seize the bal.
ance. Secretary Sherman has laid q
practical embargo on the whole coast
Of Mississippi by refusing to clear any
and all lumber vessels, foreign and
domestic.
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A Good Fox Dog.


Ilt EuIIUI HEkALD'
II fox hunting is worth anything,
regarding dogs, l will give one hun.
dred dollars for any dog that can beat
my dog Spot The best two out of three
hunts. Fox HUNTER.
P.S. Twill bet fifty dollars no dog
in the State can do It. For further in.
formation call on the HERALD.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

A PARTY of wine growers are press.
ing grapes in q tub. Each one has a
newspaper wide open before him.
"HOws this1" asked q bystander OF
the proprietor Of the vineyard, "d0 you
furnish your men with uewspapers9
"Yes, with papers Of political opinions
opposite to their own. In reading them
thsy fairly stamp with rage."-[Paria
paper.
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Oh, willie, Have YOn Weaken
ed!
81, Loais Globe. Democrat. ]

BiCkham, of the Dayton Journal,
seems TO have lost some Of the pristine
viRor with which he started 10 q few
months ago, 10 get second term for
Hayes. Mr.. Hayes may thank his
stars that he is not obliged to put his
claims 10 O first term 10 another test.
He would not get 10 per cent. Of the
yotes Of o Republican Convention Il
one were to DO held tomorrow.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

AN invalid Frenchman who hired
horse every evening from o livery
stable, particularly desired the hostler
to see that his horse had nothing to eat
for dinner. Because" he remarked,
"Monsieur 10 docteur he Say ! mus
taxi 9 gentle exercise on 70 empty
stomach"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

Nav ORLEANS ship agents claim that
they can deliver grain in Europe from
tho West via New Orlcans, six cents
q bushel cheaper than 1t can be de-
livered via New York. Important, if
tue,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

IT is estimated that one hundred aud
twenty thousand children have been
made orphans by the famine In India,
aud the British Wesleyan Society are
trying 10 raise O fund for the support
Of three or four hundred Of them, at
the rate Of twenty-five dollars . year
for each one.
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JUSTICE WILL NoTBE CHEATED.
Walter Riley, the Murderer Of DOhbs, Re.
captured.
Special to the HERALD

Special to the HRRALD.1
scooBA, MISS, Nov 22.-Walter
Riley, sentenced 10 be hanged for kill
ing Dobbs, who escaped Jail Monday
night, has been recaptured. Ho was
found hid in Chisholm's gin.house.
KEMPER HERALD.
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Frld~y Morning, November 23.

We received the Yazoo Herald. Dem
ocrat Of tho 18th, on the 22d. What
is the matter with tho mails TO Yazoo
CITY?
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laeId Up.
A Wise DRsIN FARMER ATTACKED BY FOoT
PADS AND RELIEVED OF A BIG KoLL.


PADS AND RELIEVED OF A BIG KoLL.
Madison owls. JOurnal,I
At a quarter past 3 O'Clock a.m., A.
s. johnson, catlle-dealer living one
mile from The depot at Black Earth
village, eighteen miles west OF this city,
on tho Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul railway, was robb d by two
daring ioot.pads, at bis own gate, of
$1,000 in bank bile.
The circumstances connected with
this bold highway robbery were a.
follows:
Mr.. johnson had been in Chicago
attending 10 salcs of livestock, and re-
turned on the night passenger Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81, Paul rail.
way. The train reached tho depot at
Black Earth al 3 o'clock this morning
His farm was distant one mile from
tho depot; not having given previOus
notice oil his return, no one was present
10 drive him home; he had $1,000 In
bank bills In his wallet, but being a
stslwart man and we'll used to tho
road, he feared nothing, and immcdi
ately started home.
The walk was unaccompaniod by
incident, further than an occasional
noise something like fOot.slep, tho
other side OF the rail fence, But as n
slight drzzling rain was prevailing,
aud the snow was melting rapidly, he
attributed the noise 10 these Causes
particularly as he looked over the fence
Morc than oncn, aud raw nothing.
Arrived at his own gate, he put out
q hand TO lift the latch; his wrist was
grasped, as IN q vice, the other arm was
csughI, and Two stalwart fellows, with
hats sluuched and handkerchiefs tied
over their faces nearly to the eyes, sud
denly appeared before him.
money or your life, d-n you" said
one. in coarse, gruG voice.
johnson refused to comply with this
demand. They again threatened him
ne still refused, but being without armI
and wholly in their power, he could
not resist further, The spokesman oI
the robbers held a pistol between hi,
victims eyes, while his pal "went
through the "well.neeled" farmer
! not another word was spoken; the
investigator readily found the wallet
took the 50 600 lherefrom with singu,
ar sang .froid, as though he was used tC
) such haus every day Of his existence
and reslrapping the empty book, put II
I back in JOhnson's pocket.
, With both pistols drawing bead OF
the head Of tho aslounded Johnson, III
highway men gradually backed ava.
Q till their lorms were lost in the gloon
Q Arousing himself from the halt tranc
Il. into which he had been p unged b!
, tho suddenness OF tho attack and lh
: rapiiity If its contamination, lhr
;, viclimiLed Black Earlhian fled to th
y house, awakened hia people, and II
II stiluted II search.
No traces could be found other thsI
footprints in the mud, and they wor
! soon lost. Later he lelegraphed de
n scriptions of the bills TO the Sherffs o
i this and neighboring counties, but TIM
), far without result.
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New Haven Items.
Weather excellent.

4 Weather excellent.
River rising, with good stage.
Henry, Richard, Joseph and Jack
son Roush, are getting, ready to run
"a produce boat to New Orleans. AL
SO I,ewis.and Jonas Roush are gath
Iering up a load for the same pur
aposo,
Mrs, DR., Roush is on a visit to hei
aparents, who live near Buffalo.
Mr.. Chem has purchased two lots
on Pike street, where he expects to
erect a business and dwelling house
next Spring.
What is the trouble with the largc
corps of correspondents who are wri
fling for the Monitor. Couldn't the
editor enforce a little better discip
aline among them before they like
Fighting game cocks, pluck out each
other feathers. But, then, they'yesuct
IA wonderful store Of wit and humol
THAT it would be depriying them o
their most powerful weapons to take
stheso from them. They seem to be
weary of the "Disinheritod Knight
4 -disinherited by the editor-whe
4has only to touch their shields, wher
Hall are arrayed and united as ono
oman against him. Poor, forsaken
aSorlorn single (simple) man. Ii
sthere none for once to take his place
din the list, or, if there be none,
5pray the editor to replace his shield
aand buckler, that he may have q fan
advantage with them, in the strug
Sgle for the crown. L. F. R.
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL lMATTER,S.

NorrcE.-We will be absent from
home for d week or two, and during
that time the editorial management
Of the Register will be in charge ofour
talented young friend, J. w. G. Arm
strong, Esq, whom we doubtnot, will
make an acceptable paper. The bus
ness management Of the Office will be
in charge of our son, William, who
is authorized tomake contracts and
receipt for money due this Office.
EDIToR
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LOOK TO YouR CumNEYs,-With
the advent of cooler weather, when
lousckcepers begin to put up stoves
and arrange for the winter, great
care should be exercised to prevent
all possible danger from tircs-dues
should be examined, pipes overhaul.
ed and stoves so placed that no dan
ger can arise from their being made
red hot" in the family sitting room
orparlor, or the merchant or bust
ness mans place of business. 1t is
just as necessary to see that the
house heating apparatus is in com
plete order as it is to feel that you
have roof under which to dwell;
loF if the former is faulty it is very
likely that some cold, bleak, windy
night the roof will disappear, waited
away in fiery flakes on tho wings of
OId Borcas, to scatter Goals on the de-
voted heads of your neighbors,
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JOHN G.. sToRTz,
trustees SUE!

Tn pursuance OF the termsand provisions
| Of II decd OF trust executed to the un.
dersigned, trustee, by George G. Hannah
and wiic dated the 10Th day Of january,
1875, and recorded in the Clerks Olico Of
the County Court 81 Mason County, il
Trust Deed Book No. ., pages 4Ol and ., |
shall on Monday the 18th dizzy Of Nos
Vember, 1877. at the front door OF the
Court House, OF Mason County, Wost Wiz.
ginia, proceed 10 sell by way oil public aiC.
ton, to the highest bidder, for CASH, two
tracts or parcels Of land situate In Human
District, In said county; one tract contain.
ing q. acres and bordering on the Ohio
river, tho other tract noar the town OF Glen.
wood, containing 81 Utrcs Each of said
tracts are fully described III ll,o trust decd
aforesaid. SNidsalO is made lo Snlisiy Ger.
tain notes III Sdid trust deed described csc.
cuted by said George {, llMmUu ind wlid
10 'fhOnns Morton.
HENRY GWlNN, r,nlccS
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Letart Items.

The following items were received
too late for last issue.
We had a small rain on the 4th
inst, which resulted in much good.
VIM. Varian of this place has mo-
wed to Kanawha.
Rev. Peters and silas Jones, of Ra-
cine, Ohio, and Mrs. Philip Roush Of
Graham Bottom, are visiting friends
in this place,
W. T. Hayman is having the fin
Iishing touch put on his house. 1t
ywill be the incest building in town.
/ am sorry to announce that the
reporter of the NIiddleport Herald
almost led the people into an error
by saying the Chisselburgcrs and Lee
Itarters got into n row, and several Of
the Chisselbergers were worsted.-
There were several Of our boys over
there the night the row occurred, but
none of them were engaged in it; it
was two boys from the neighborhood,
but not from town, who were in the
difficulty, One of them was u Grip
lple, who could only use one arm, and
the other young chap about 1G
years old, Only two yirginians were
battling against their two dozen, and
they came out victorious.
BELEspR1T.
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The Homeopathic system of Modi'
cine is one which is rapidly gaming
favor with the people of America
The annual increase in the number
of its Colleges, Hospitals and practi'
TONERS is evidence of this. This To-
cality has not had the good fortune
to have the Homeopathic practice
represented in it, till this fall, when
Dir. c. W, Jamison resumes the du-
tics of his profession, He is well
known to the most Of our readers as u
gentleman of culture and energy, and
wo predict, for him, success and u
constantly increasing business
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Mr.. Reuben Allen, of Fairhaven,
Ohio, opposite this place, requests us
to say that he runs a hack regularly
between the ferry and Gallipolis, and
will take all who want to go to the
City at 25 cents per passenger. He
will also go at any reasonable hour
at night.
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DEArH.-It becomes our painful
duty, as a journalist, this week, to
chronicle the death of Hon. Daniel
Polsley, an old and honored citizen
Of this place, which sad event occur
red last Sunday morning, about day
break. A brief review Of his early
and later life is published in this is
suc of our paper. His loss will he
deeply felt by this community with
whom he had been SO long identified.
II also becomes our sad Office to an
nounce the death Of his daughter,
Mrs. Hopkins, which occurred on
Monday morning about Z o'clock, at
tho same place. Thus were father
and daughter lying dead under the
same roof, and at the same time, and
followed to the cometry on Monday
afternoon by the largest concoursc Of
sympathizing friends ever seen in
this place, where the bodies were
deposited in their last resting place,
side by side. We extend to the wife
and mother, the sons and daughters,
our earnest and heartfelt sympathy,
in this their hour Of mourning and
sore affection.
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pass him to the grave, as We hope
Others viii pass ourselves, forgetting
the frailties incident TO our natures,
and which appear to be inseparably
.nnnnecteh with our being.
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Gus Hanley has opened his new
store in Mercor's Bottom, in the store
room on the VIM. Boale farm, recent
ly purchased by John NJ. Hanley.-
He has put out flaming posters, and
declares war against high prices
We wish him success.
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Leon Items.

4 Editor Register, l have several
stimes thought of furnishing you the
sInews from Leon and surroundings,
sbut have as often failed to do so.
4 Farmers are sowing their wheat,
ssome of them, however, are waiting
sfor rain before sown any more
sThe early sowing is up, but does not
slook well.
: Most Of the farmers are done cut,
Fling up corn, Crop is good notwith-
standing the drouth.
Our town is quiet and law.abiding
sexcept now and then, some fellows
Stake the Sabbath as their day for
ahunting squirrels, which are very
numerous. We warn them not to
ahunt on the Sabbath; they might
ahaye to attend Court on account oft.
B. NJ. Wilkinson who fell from Il
sshanty he was building near his
sMill, and broke three Of his ribs, is
aimproving.
A Last Saturday as a Mr., Nuckles,
! his daughter and three children, in a
ftwo.horse wagon, were going home
Sfrom Leon, when passing up hill
on Ten Mile road, their team sudden
lily stopped pulling and began back
3 ling, when the party, wagon and hor-
Uses went over y steep hillside. The
s6olks were badly scared, but fortu-
snatcly none Of them were seriously
injured.
G, W. Knapp has invented anoth-
Or household article, which will be
livery useful. Ho intends to 60 into
1.-The manufacture of this article in Il
Sshort time,
Our citizens have organized u Lit
serary Society, which promises to be
y d success, and VIC are confident it
twill DO, for it seems us if the mem
\ bors have taken hold with unusual
energy. The Society meets every
aFriday evening
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Since tho rise in tho rivers bust
ness is more lively around here.
A very large quantity Of coal was
Shipped out Of the Kanawha, lust
week, during tho rise.
You can shoot quail and phcUsauts
laftor The first of November.
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A splendid cigar ut Van Gildor'S
for 5 cts.
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To Teachers.

There will be II Teachers public
examination held in Point Pleasant
Saturday, November Sd, 1877, in thu
Academy building, commencing al
8 o'clock A. NJ. CHAs, L, HoGG,
County Superintendent.
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Mr. D, S. Snyder has opened Gus
TON Boot and Shoe Shop, in the room
over Mr.. shindle's Saddle Shop, with
y, a. NJ, Wilson us Foreman,
'0' people will find Mr., Snyder u
straightforward business man, and
Inc Captain ono of the bost shoe
makers in the country, Try the
new shop.
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Circuit Court adjourned Monda,
in respect to Hon. Daniel Polsley
deceased. The address of Mr., Hogg
together with the resolutions passed
by the Bar, will DO found in this pa
mar.
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suspESDED.-Tho West Virgini'
Journal published at Charleston, Ka
nawha county, broathcd its last will
its issue of October 10th, 1877, Asid,
from Its politics, the Journal was I
good paper, and we regret to loose i
from our exchange list.