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PHYSICIANS and Surgeons,

Jno. H. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, Office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner San Jaointo and HarwoOd sli
alias, Texas, Calls to the country promptly
ttended. ont2lim
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A BLACK CHARACTER

isawful, but pretty black hair and whiskers
Is not. Use DIR. TUTT's Hair Dye, and in If
teen minutes you will have them as natural
as In youth. lfyour Druggist does not have
II he will order II for you.
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Honey.


Pitchers Castorin is 49,.
e az IOt castor Oil and is as pleasant 10
Tseihin ney; it is particularly adaptsi 10 81
ss.ains anu Irritable children. M des,rosso
WORMS, assimulates the food. reenia,ssr ~ y. :
s sdIlnaen, and cures Wind Collie. Few rs ,ne
Cronp' WoI as eiilcaslous for Feverisbnss.
., nIIa scientific and purely va.s,., ~
lsIaIalon, more effective III an c..,',. ..,
and neither gags or gripes. " Oas'or Oil,
u.ss-, SoLUMBrA, Conn, MAY a. liza
n Gs,, J.; b. Rose a Co., N. s.: o i''o'
~. OSth nv, have family Oh eIebt cbffd...
anu nave used as much Castoris AZ snv I'm
~ IN sne United sthtss,-T MIR. : IA sai.l.
never found anything eatiai III mi nave
,i,s,a. nave been saved from a fever y,
~ 80 " tne use Of Castoria.
US .s us ioI children, for many dissses I'm, sna
aIe subject 70, In preference 10 any ma i,hlsy
,,eas OF. feel II my duty 10 give ne me
rNeo oy the use Of Castoria. nave oe-
s.to, Nery truly yours.
NoRAAN r. LITTLE,
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Attorneys al LAW.

G.. s. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis,
El iscounty, Texas.
1hurmond, Willard II Fletcher, AttyN
Law, 3ll Main street, up stairs. oCt6in
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
2O5 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
nctDg-itf
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN,


trlot Court at Tyler. ONCE, All Elm sirsl
Dallas, Texas. Speciality In all mattenip
bankruptcy, Proofs Of debt taken througD
out the United States. Charges reasonable
sept23dlm
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Ask me not why my breath is pure add
sweet .Hl
Ask me not why my teeth are white aad
neat;
Ask me not why my gums are firm and
sound,
Ask why no tartar on my teeth is found;
Ask me not why, for all that can say,
Is do like me, use soZoDoNT each day,
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Having largo and extensive correEpon-
dence throughout the older settled States.
duclng immigration TO Texas, Possesses rare
facilities for the placing of large or small
bodies OF land TO colonists or Others
Tn names of the incoYporators of this
company are strong guarantee ofreliabll-
sentation ofquality, and title TO lands.
Parties having lands or town property for
sale, would do well 90 place them In the
hands of this company. FfIr
Property with imperfect title will not be
handled by this company.
Correspondence solicited, and will be
promptly attended TO by addressing, .sfs
@. II. FLOURNOY,
Attorney and Agent.
aplle-d6wlm Pc. Box, 1901.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

WLWll-IlVl ULN ! UUlUVlNi
Four'line Advertisements inserted lwioeiG
lhis column for Twenty-Five Cents anl |
VI the rate ~ Five Cents per Line for eaoh |
subsequent Insertion
Personnel
n u, WELlBORN-A Attorney at law aud |
~ r1al estate agent .u,.s,
IOsEPH SHERIDAN viii learn Of some
y ming 10 hia advantage by calling ny
Mes'N, Schneider a Davis corner Elm ana
Lamar streets, aplll'H
Found,
~ RlNDAruNE-Found Ia the woods
VI north Oi freedmaniOwnt u grlndHlonri
by sOmo boys out cunning Tho owner Gan
got II by calllng az 6O8 Cottage Lann
apllO-2t
For Lease,
OIh-kiG lots on Main street 2lNlOl ftol
Ia each four lots on Ella street. 2lA W itut
each, u, u, Wellburn, lW Lamar HueeL
apll-2t
Wanted 5itusiiOn,
w do RafdenwOrk ana make himself
use al around "a genllomauH house.
home more tho object than wages, Can
give ilrst-onss references, Address ms Of
lloe, Clarence. npllQN
To Ront,
DlANO-One huo rose wood, Peters Webb
i q Co.'S, plano ~ octave, For ppTtlcu'
lars address clio, Herald oillce, apl'2t
DASTU RE-l have an excellent pasture
Il containing good shade water ana
plenty OF grass, VIII pasture stock NJ rea-
aoLahe prices, Apply ~ my place near
apllllm
| - TORE-COrner Pacific avenue aud Lamar
- street, now occupied by Tlllman "
Friend, will be for rent on lat May. Apply
to H. J., JErf, or tho undersigned, &, H.
wELLBORN, mch2O'tf
Wanted Boarding,
nOARD-A gentleman aud lady wanting
ID board, viii md rooms on Elm street,
No. 1901.
DOARD-A gentleman and wife TO room
ID and board with private family, CON
Veniont W cars, Location and accOmmoda-
lions uneIceplionable Address e. n NJ,
this ofllce. npllO-2t
ID lsMARCK HOUSE, No, 1924 Main street.
I'D board and lodging - 30, day board w 90
apl7-u
waniod-To Rent
ID COMA large front room up stairs over
~ H., NJ, kaun Bros, formerly occupied
by DR.. j, W, McGoe. aplO2t
EOR RENT--Neat house; 1 rooms, Inquire
l. nj 90 BrOwder street. Good watel,
Apl7-lt
- -.
Wantod-Femalo Help.
NVEr NURsE-For an infant three
w months old A good home and good
wages 10 n healthy woman. Apply at the
Herald Office, mchSO-lf
For Sale.
OTS-lmproved aud uuimproved lots In
~ all parts OF the city. Terms easy. Z
II. Welt Orn, lO1 Lamar street. apll-2t
I OT-l9lxlsl feet corner Ervay and Wood
- streets, the most desirable residence
lot In the city. Go and see the live real en-
tate agent, q. b. We!lborn, iO7 Lamar street.
apll-2t
~ TENClL OUl Flr-One new stencil out
- fit, latest style, Spencers patent. AT
Howe sewing Machine office. apO-2l
L'OR SALE--On ten years time thirty
L thousand acres of good land told sur
veys). in Grayson, Wise, Young, Jack Tar
raut, Erath, Hamilton, johnson, and other
counties. Also, other lands, and city prop
eIty, on the usual terms. W. y. slckies, l05
lamp street, Dallas, Texas. mrhll-lm
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Wanted Boarding.

nOARD-A gentleman aud lady wanting
ID board, Will md rooms ON Elm street,
No. 1851. W
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fOur'line Advertisements inserted lwloeln
THIS column for Twenty-Five Cents anl
NJ the rate ~ Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Disastrous.

The very heavy rains Of Wednesday
night aud Of Thursday were very dis
astrous to the cotton crops. In this lat
itnde in the month Of October, we do
not remember 10 have seen so heavy 3
fall OF rain. AZ the cotton is nearly
all opened, much Of it was knocked
out by the falling drops and ruined by
the dirt. All the lower bOlls or a great
portion of them must be Withdrawn
from the estimates in regard 10 the
crop. For several years We have had
beautiful picking seasons, and the crop
estimates have generally been made
with view 10 an average picking sea-
son; up to this time the present
one has fallen far below the average,
and the weather is still gloomy and
threatening. l, would be q little re.
markable if one Of the best prospects
should turn cut one Of the poorest
Yields.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND,
Affairs in FEance-Doubt and DistTust
as to MacMahon's Course.

PARIS, Oct. ls-The Left are boastful
and threatening. The great question is,
What will the present ministry and,
above all, Marshal Ma cMahOn dOg Ru.
mOrs are various. The latest are that the
ministry are inclined to resign, but it Is
added that tho MaTshaPs private al.
yisers hold that the Marshal cannot yield
to the dictates Of the Democracy without
breaking his repeated pledges, and that
be will accept the Centre II it sewers It.
self from the rest Of tho Left. II is not
surprising, considering the dangerous
counsels offered to the Marshal, that
vague rumors Of coup d'etat circulate,
and that for two days business has slack
ened. and the situation, instead Of i'm.
proving, seems becoming more gloomy
and dlsquietlng.
The Dix-Neuvieme Steele announces
that all Republican deputies elect will be
invited TO come to the Capital to hold a
meeting to consider the policy Of the
party,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26


THE Leader has a good deal Of bosh
about the necessity Of two parties. We
do not doubt that The candidates at the
head Of It's columns would like 10
have complete control of the Ignorant
negroes in this county and call that a
party. There used to be a similar thing
in this county, and In this State, that
called itself q party, and controlled
other peoples property. 1t was great
fun 10 the leaders, but it wasn't appre-
Ciated by the people. II reminded US
of the fable Of the boys stoning the
frogs, II was great fun for the boys
but II was death 20 the frogs. Edwards
Brooks, Thomas, and Josh have q
raging desire for two parIies, AND THE
OFFICES. Bat the question with this
people is this: Is 1t Of such impor'
lance TO US TO have two parties, that VIC
must have them, even If one Is COM
posed of ignorant and corrupt ne
groes2 We think not.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Status OF the Louisiana soua,ors.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S-The status Of the
Louisiana senatorial question, at adjourn
ment yesterday, was, first, Thurman's
motion to seat SpOhOrd. Following this,
but taking precedence when o vote Is
reached, is the motion OF Mitchell TO refer
the credentials TO the Committee on Priv
ileges aud Elections. Mr.. Edmunds' mo.
tlOn TO discharge the Committee on PFiVi.
leges and Elections from further consider.
alton Of KellOgg'S credentials, 10 q sepa-
rate question. should Mitcheips substi-
tute for ThuTman's motion prevail,
SpOdOrd will 90 10 the Committee. Should
Edmunds's motion prevail, II will bring
KellOgg's credentials before the Senate,
while Spo1ord's are before the Committee.
Should MitchelpS substitute, however, be
defeated, and Thurman's original resOlu.
tion be adopted, the vote will admit SpOf-
ford without regard to KellOgg's creden-
tials. Senators seem TO be seeking parlia.
mentary traps for each other, and t6e con.
test will be long.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Major Barksdale ON the New
Departure.

We clip the following from the Jack.
son Clarion. That journal is edited by
the Chairman OF tho State Executive
Committee, and it furnishes good adj
vice TO the Democrats whose names
were made use Of by the New Depart
ure back 10 negro influence: "The
Republican Executive Committee in
Warren resolved itself into an Inde-
pendent meeting. n early all the par
ticiponis were pronounced Republi-
cans; aud 1t Is worthy Of especial note
that in making up their Legislative
ticket they nominated for the Legisla'
ture w. W. Edwards, colored black
liner, who as member OF the Legisla'
ture in 1874 introduced Ameb' pei
measure, The infamous Metropolitan
Police Bill, for putting down the
"Vicksburg rioters" as the revoltiug
taxpayers sud white leaguers Of that
city were called. If they do not resen
the insult In the offer of ticket will
thi. pane on i, for their support, WI
ar very much mistaken. We obServ,
tha, the names OF several DemOcralict
nominees who were not present at tn
meeting, are used, and no doubt the!
will, II necessary, disavow all respon
sibility for its proceedings. Mean
time It will be remembered that Gen
Furlong, against whom the movemen
seems 10 be principally aimed, res
oluicly opposed the Ames.Edward
Metropolitan monstrosity and II
kindred measures"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

TIE Leader says there were more
than six white men in the New Dc.
parture meeting og Monday night, and
enough negroes, mulattoes and whites
to make a hundred persons. These are
not the exact words, but they convey
the meaning. We said there were six
whites in the meeting, that is, there
were that many whites who took part
in the proceeding'. We still think We
were substantially correct, aud we ask
the Leader to name them If there we're
moro. We firmly believe there were
not ten whites In the meeting, and We
firmly believe there are not three
dozen whites In the whole county who
approve Of the purposes set forth and
indorsG the ticket nominated. Whether
there we're twenty-seven negroes or
seventy-seven, Is a matter of small i'm
portance so long as they are led by
such men as Edwards, Brooks, Morris
Ben. Allen, and Brown.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

Is 1t possible that the intelligent peo-
pie of Warren county, knowing as they
do what negro rule is, will allow few
ofIlce.seekers 10 restore 1t? AL! the
pretences these ofice.seekers make
about building up an Administration
party amounts 10 just nothing, for II 10
well known that all the Democrats in
this county approve of Mr.. HsyeS's
constitutional Southern policy. That
question Is not an issue because both
parties are agreed upon 1t. The queS-
tion at issue is whether the intelligent
people Of this county intend 10 control
their own interests, or whether they
intend to submit 10 the kind Of devil
try, called government, we used to have
in this county and city when JOSH, Ed
wards, Davenport, Brooke, Ben. Allen
g. Co., were politicians of influence.
There is but one way for Democrats to
answer this question.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
THE COTTON CROP.
Report Of The slalIslIOIaB Of ihS Depart
mens Of AaFloallara.

WASHINGTON, Oct. le-Tho cotton re-
port Of the Statistlean OF the Department Of
Agriculture, for October, makes the aver
age Of condition nearly aa high % In 1876.
IL 10 sl-1 against 62-9 last year, and es The
year before. The decline during eoptem.
Der In condition, 10 less this year than
last, Georgia and Tennessee make the
same averages as In September; North
lower, though Arkansas decline but / Der
cent. The state per centageS are as iol.
lows: North Carolina, s.; South
Carolina, 70; Georgia. n; Flor
ida, IS; Alabama, 81; Mississippi, so;
Louisiana, ~; Texas, %; Arkansas o.;
Tennessee, 100. The weather has been IA.
vOrable generally up to the middle Of Sep
tember, except on soils liable 70 suffer
from drought In portions Of Arkansas,
and 10 more limited areas In Texas, rains
prevailed In the early part Of that month,
and from the 18th TO the 10th, . storm OF
great violence swept through the cotton
belt to the borders Of Texas, doing grest
damage BY beating out the fibre, rottlng the
bolle, breaking the plant, and 0verfioWing
low lands. A loss Of 81 least 5000 bales
Is reported from 0verhOws OF the Black
Warrior and TOmbigbee, in Alabama. Be
tween the Goth and SOth OF September, rains
were frequent, and 10 some localities near
ly continuous, retardlng or dlsc0ntinuIng
picking. Rust 10 reported throughout the
belt, more In the east than tho west, In
places causing serious damage. Cater
| pillars have done less damage than was
anticipated the most serious losses
being In Texas and Louisiana. In the
more northern States OF the belt they will
accomplish quite as much benefit By re-
ducing redundant growth Of foliage and
Fastening maturing Of lruitage. Picking
hos progressed rapidly In the more west
ern States. but has been retarded upon the
Atlantic Coast since the middle Of Sep
tember by unfav0rable weather.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
THE editor OF tho Leader had dill

THE editor Of the Leader had a diff
ferent idea of the negroes in 1869 10
what he holds now. While editing the
HERALD then, he referred to negroes as
"Those who only imitate-to whom
politics are a plaything, and in whose
ewes National and State affairs have nc
more value than the music Of hand
organ, or tho antics of a monkey
who look upon Leagues as the perfec'
tion OF human reason, and tho Consti
tuition as q jaCk.straw, and partiSanshiE
as the hook with which 1t can b
brought TO their winnings" but tn
people must remember that he was no
running for office then.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
PattersOn's Plea.

Senator Patterson, Of South CAroli-
ms, has been indicted by Grand Jury
Of that State for theft and official NAL
feasance. He Is in Washington, and
Governor Hampton sent requisItion TO
the District Of Columbia for him this
brought about habeas corpus proceed
ings, and Patterson Is attempting by
various and sundry pleas TO escape re-
turning to the State he claims to rep
resent in the U. S. Senate! He wish
es 10 avoid confronting the charges
made against him. II he Is innocent,
would he take this course? Certainly
not. lie would return 10 South Caro-
lima, prove bis innocence, and thus
wipe of the stain that will now cling
to his name forever. We do not think
there 10 another United States Senator
that would take the cowardly course
Patterson Is pursuing, unless, indeed
some other Southern Republican
should be indicted. There Is no &C.
counting for what Southern Radical
will do. They have been persecuied sc
much by courts of justice that they
have become masters In the art OF self
preservation by fleeing from the sec
tion they claim to love.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Thas Delayed Costop.
A NOTE FROM MAJOR GRREH-THE v, g.
at, RAILROAD NOT To nLAATR

A NOTE FROM MAJOR dRRRH-THR v. q,
at. RAILROAD NOT TO BLAME.
We take great pleasure in publish.
Ing the following from tho Receiver
aud Superintendent Of the ", 8. q
7. r. R, which refers to The annexed
paragraph from the HERALD of last
Tuesday:
Two lots Of cotton, one shipped on
Wednesday the Sd, and the other on Fri.
day the 9th Of October, from Monroe, La,
consigned 10 q prominent firm OF this city,
reached here yesterday after journeys Of
from nine to twelve days. The cotton was
shipped 70 meet the rise In this market, but
arrived on adeclinlng market, aud the loss
1.-THE c0nsignOr by this unaccOuntable de-.
lay will net about 80 80 per bale. The
charges on the cotton amount TO 81 10 per
bale for railroad freight, the same that the
road charges for cotton 10 New Orleans,
This is encouraging.
", s. b TEXAS II. R.l
MONROE, La, Oct. II, 1877.
Editor Of the Herald:
The Misrepresentation of facts in the
foregoing publication in your paper Of
the 18th inst, calls for some notice
from me.
On October Sd, 9th and 9Th certain
shipments Of cotton-aggregating sew
enteen Cl7) bales-were made from
this place 10 Delta. 8. Kuhn, of Mon
roe, cOnsignOr, SAm'l Calm, of Delta,
conslgnee, for account Of A. Kuhn,
VickSburg. The cotton was forward.
ed from Monroe OF 8 O'Clock AIN. on the
days mentioned, and arrived at Delta,
five and one.half (6Ik) hours thereafter,
During the afternoon of the days re.
fered to the cotton was ready for de-
livery, and The cOnsigaee NOTIFIED
Why the delay at Delta, / leave TO the
c0nsignee 10 explain.
will simply remark that the East
ern terminus Of this road OF present ID
Delta, not Vicksburg, aud the cotton
was consigned 10 Delta. Tariff rate
on cotton, Monroe 10 Delta, is $l.7t
per bale, but on shipments referred Il
a special rate Of sl.00 per bale was al
lowed, this concession being made Il
place the Vicksburg cotton buyer Oh
equal footing with the New 0rleanl
operator, who, at that date, on account
Of active competition with Ouachiti
river steamers, paid transportation
charges Of but SLIPS per bale.
In considering the criticism that tht
management Of the railroad has beer
subjected 10 in It's endeavor 10 servI
the interest Of ViCksburg, cannO
more fltly express myself than 10 quot
your own conclusion, "This is encour
aging" will only add that, in th
future, it will be my honest endeavo
not 10 give The prominent firm" o
Vicksburg, an opportunity 10 complain
Of any departure from tariff rates.
Very respectfully,
J. W. GREEN,
necaiVer and Hu neYintanlen
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

PLANTERS and countrymen, do you
want the old order of things restored,
when your labor was disorganized and
you were almost afraid TO speak your
sentiments for fear that what you said
would mjure you with Radical ne
groos? L you do not, aid with will
10 crush this thing in the bud.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Loss and Recovery Of the Caisson Con-
tanning CloopatRa'a Weodlo,

LONDON, 0ct. l8.-The steamer olga, at
Falmouth, reports that che was compelled
to abandon the Cleopatra obelisk on Cape
Finlster, Sunday, during q tremendous
gale. The crew on the craft which con.
tained the Obellsk was transferred TO the
Olga, but not until the Olga had lost her
second mate and Ave hands In her On.
deaVOrs to rescue them.
Dixon, the en- ineer who designed the
calssOn In which the Egyptian obellsk 10
being tOwed 10 England, and which the
Captain Of the Olga was compelled to
abandon on Sunday night during q storm,
does not think the Obellak necessarily
lost. He expects the caisson will DRIFT
seawaTd and be picked up. The Captain
OF the olga, however, fears that the Gals
son was In a hopeless condition when
abandoned.
LATKR-The English steamer Fitzmau.
rice, from Middleboro for Valencia, recov.
cred the Cleopatra Gals Ion % miles north
| OF FerFOl, Spain.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
a New Instrument for Science


There is now in operation in the Lab
oratory of Central University, Rich
mond, Ky, an interesting apparatus
that records in beautiful manner the
motion of the earth In lie hourly pro-
gress through space. II Ia the inven-
ton Of Professor I. w. Tobin. The
principles upon which the instrument
is formed is, that a delicately-Gon-
structed pendulum will continue to os-
ciIlate in the same direction as started,
and preserving that plane, mark
the movement of the earth be.
meath II. The principle was dem.
onstrated by FOucault, French
philosopher, in 1851 was verified in
Boston at the Bunker Hill Monument
aud lately again at Yale College. The
apparatus hitherto employed has been
cumbersome, and the results obtained
somewhat vague. The experiments
nevertheless, bear historical interest
and are related in modern textbooks
on physics. II has devolved on Ken
tucky 10 furnish the scientific world
with finished and mathematical dem
onstratlon of this beautiful phenome'
non, together with the apparatus fol-
producing the result so as TO be proved
| In schOOl-room or laboratory.
The instrument is about six feet high,
consisting Of an iron tripod and deli
cate pendulum. There is an index at
laChed to the upper portion of the PEN
dulum, and when the pendulum is
started this is perfectly still. In six
minutes the earth's motion becomes
apparent, and the needle shows about
one degree Of deviation. In one hour
the movement is 60 marked that the
distance traversed by the earth may bC
estimated from its data. The pendu
| lum Is of such delicate construction
that II will remain In motion for twelv'
hours, and yet may be retarded or ever
stopped by blowing upon it.-[LOuis
| Vile COuFier-Journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Copy OfA Letter Addressed 10
the Leader.
VIcKsBURG, MISS, Oct. ~, 1877.
,0itor Of the Vinkshur0 Loader,

NICKsBURG, MISS, Oct. ~, 1877.
Editor Of the vicksburg Leader:
l lpresumo you are aware OF the fact
that my name appears on the "National
Administration Ticket" without my
solicitation. Supposing that those who
placed my name on that ticket, knew
that l was a Democrat, and the nom
inee of the Democratic party, and de.
sired only to indorsc what had been
done by that party In this particular,
and judging also from party preCe-
dents that an Endorsement Of its Candi-
dates would net be Objectionable, /
gave the matter very little attention. l
am, however, informed that my name
was used to lnjure the Democratic par
ty, and for the purpose OF giving ilaH.
ence 10 the Anew Departure" ticket. I
cannot assume that It was used for the
latter purpose; and II used for the pur-
pOse of iDjurlng the Democratic party,
1t cannot be with my consent. In Or
der that there may be no mistake about
this matter, desire TO soy, l do not be-
long 10 the National Administration"
party, never attended any Of Its meet
ings, did not know where It met until
its proceedings were published, and had
nothing to do with getting up its ticket
shall be pleased TO receive the sup
port of all the voters Of Warren coun,
ty, and do not propose 10 spurn or re
ject offers Of support and good will
from any class Of our citizens.
Respectfully, WARREN COWAN.