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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-14

The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-14

The cheapest shoes IL the cityIst'L. V
Bl1nd's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-14

CoRsETs 50 cents Al Bells, % Elev.
enth street.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, st the corner OF Msin
and Twentieth streets, j. w. Ferrers.
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EVANSVILLE, December Weather
clear and mild; winds from the west and
north. Mercury As SO. River Il! feet
and rising. DOwr-Scheuch, Evansville,
Grey Eag.e, Iron Mountain, Chss. Nor
gan, ARK and tow. Up-Mary smith,
Arkansas Belle, DICK Johnson. Business
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II you want 10 get suited IN pair of
Shoes, 20 10 l.. V. Bonds.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Bonds
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LAWYERS.

He poured such n TRADE OF abuse on thst
pro.es ion that many thought ne WAS
but expressing the sentiments o! the
order. But several of the most promi-
men present took the trouble 20 inform
Us that the Grange aid not indorse any
such language or sentiments. Ii WAS
their purpose 20 wage War against no
class. profession or branch 90 business
they simply by their order hope 10 pro.
tecl the farming interest of the country,
and when any gentleman spoke such
sentiments rs Mr.. Stone expressed, be
did il on his own responsibility, without
even the sanction OF the Grange. We
did not intend 70 al.ude to this mat
ter, and would not have done So had We
not been requ.s.ei 10 make this statement
by several gentlemen connected with
the order. We cannot see why Nh.
Some should pour the vial of MS wrath
upon tho devoted heads of on, profession
alone. But sgpposing every man 10
have motive for what he
does, we are inclined TO believe that he
imagines the lawyers more in his way
TO political success than any other class
outside of his order Mr. Stone Is u
pleasant gentleman. His dislike to law
yers IS his hobby, that's all.
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concluded as follows: ''T ain ::s1re you
will mid me to maintain respect for the
government and law in fullGllment OF
the mission intrusted to me, and which
l will discharge 10 The end. am salts
fed with your bearing and expect you to
help me preserve order. MacMnhon was
repeatedly cheered by tho soldiers.
Tho elections will take in September.
A correspondent at simnitza. who is
strongly pro- Russian, sharply criticizes
the recent operations He says the re-
treating Turks were not promptly fol-
lowed, and though tho crossing was
effected OH Wednesday, it was only
Saturday that General Skobelca-s Cos
sacks went to learn the whereabouts of
tho Tucks. Meantime tho bridge was
incom 2letc. aud the Russian forco was
liable to nttncli i'll flank from Rustchuk
and Nikopolis. Across from Simniiza
to the place OF cmbarkution WAS SUI
fGrcd to remain n difficult trick down q
steep bluff, nnd no attempt was made
to improve communications. Tie
troop. on tho Turkish bank are
living prccariously. Agencral's dinner
hos to be sent from his baggage wagon
on this side.
There is no accumulation Of provis-
ions or ammunition mt Sistoyn. The
sanitary arrangements OF the Russian
camps are conspicuous by their absence.
The atmosphere Of SinnitZa is poison
Gus and tho water supply nboninablc.
The. correspondent draws n damaging
comparison with Germany in tho fore
going particulars, and says finer army
thun the Russians was never seen, but
its very finencss makes moro conspic-
uon6 the defective tactic methods and
arrangements.
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The San Diego (CNl.) Union says:
The Indians in SIM Diego county are
Just now i'll q very discontinued state,
and with good cause. The movement
to make provision for them begun under
the lato administration, was suddenly
discontinued for lack Of tho nGccssary
appropriation over ycnI ago. The
Indians of Tcmccula and other points,
who had been led to believe that some.
thing would be done to secure them
homes in lieu OF those whence they
have been elected, find that 10 faith has
been kept with them. In many plnces
during tho present dry year the Indians
arc suffering. White settlers have cn-
croachcd upon their homes. The
outlook for them is about rs hopeless rs
can DO conceived. We are told by gen
tlcmcn who hGyc Tho best means of
knowing whereof they speak, that We
shall soon have tronble with these poor
people, nnIesB something is done for
them.
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, E=7=E==:rS1

TnE following shocking nifair is re
ported from Humboldt County, Califor.
mia; Inst Monday night ut about II
O'Clock the wife of Dennis SIcAuliff
took her three children, the oldest not
being over ten years OF ngc. from their
beds, where she had plnced them n few
hours before, and after taking them to
the bRrn, cut their throats with razor
IN quick succession. The gashcs were
frightful and The two younger children
died almost immediately. The oldest
child whose struggles and cries pre-
vented her from seyering tho jugulnr
vein, was not killed, mud mt the present
moment lies in n critical condition ut
tho house Of neighbor. After the
completion, as che supposed, of. her
bloody work, the inhumaD mother ut.
tempted to cut her own throat, but only
succeeded in making slight inc;sion
across her neck. Thtn, throwing nway
tho fatal razor, she set fire to some OF
the ontbuildings OH McAulifl's place,
including the barn in which the bodies
OF the murdered and wounded children
We're lying. The blaze, however, led to
tho detection Of tho terrible crime, and
the fires were put ont before any dam.
aSe had been done. No reason IL ns.
signed fpr the ACTS OF, sIrs, McAuIiG,
but 1t is thought that she is insane, as
her conduct has been for some time an
object Of suspicion to those with whom
She came III contact. Sho is now in
custody, having boon captured without
any resistance. Her wound, although
dangerous, will 10; necessarily prove
fatal.
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CoEEEsroHDXHT OF the Chronicle,
writing from Columbus City, Oregon,
says; If too many cinigranls aro flock
ingto California, why do no. the papers
speak good word for Oregon? We
want farmers by the thousand. Never
before Inns such Inducements been Of
fcrcd by nny country as Oregon offers
to new Corners this senson. Lnnd is
very cheap. Many hnYu abandoned
their waving whoat fluids and gone with
n rush TO the silver wells. In fact, the
excitement is SD great that fully one
third OF the farmers Of tho Willamette
valley will sell their farms or leave
them, aud put their all in the new
mines. Concerning these mines. do
no! think hall tho stories in regard 20
them arc true. About ono.fith OF the
people here o%u, or claim to OWN, nii
hcrc or so Of the silver mud, aud about
onc-third Of those who do not have
claims will sell their property to get al,
interest In the mines. The grain and
irnie cropo Of Oregon will Do splendid.
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From the Tuscarorn filming Rerisr of
July 4th we clip the following:
A rich strike has just been nude in
the Dc Frees, in sinking the air shaft
to connect with the ll3-foot leyel, at n
depth Of 4C feet. Tho extent or rich
ness We were unable to get before 60
ing to press. g. 81
Jos. Woodwork is experimenting
the building Of u Jail for this place. and
will have il completed in few days.
II is made OF wood, aud is being built
i'll very substantial manner. Boards
are put on diagonally and nailed every
two inches, and it will take as many
nails us there arc i'll IL ten-stamp mill.
If any of the bays should DO placed
therein by mistake, don't try TO CIT
your way ont with pcn-knifc, for you
will surely run against nail. 1t must
be hard driving, for the carpenters are
complaining of having their hands
blistercd. ..
John French arrived here from Is
lapd Mountain yesterday. mud reports
that camp ill n ilourishing condition.
Tho French & Green Co. are working
number Of men and aro doing very vol;
Tho Owyhce Co. under. the superinten-
dcnce of L. Penrod, is also doing quite
we'll. Tho water will last all. summer.
W. Friend and G. a. AIcElroy camo
in from the Rock Creek mines lust Sum-
day, and report everybody in that place
busy mining and prospecting. Tho
Ruby owned by YIN. Friend md others,
is showing well, with 2-foot vein of
good quartz containing plenty of ruby
silver. The Wisconsin, owned by G.
A. McElroy and Charley Crowley. hns
quito large vein of quartz and carries
some ruby. The boys think they have
big thing and we earnestly hope they
have. .....
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The Rcrsitte, speaking of tho over
hauling OF the Manhattan mill, SAYS
neither labor or money is being spared
to put it in the very best possible con-
dition, all the repairs being of the most
thorough character. The amount of
work being done is so extensive that
the works will not be ready to reduce
ores before the first Of August, but when
it does start it will be one OF the most
complete and effective dry-crushing
quartz mills in the State.
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, THE Winnemuccn Steer State OF July
ID says: Yesterday Natchez, The Pluto
chief, and five of his lieutennnts left
for San Francisco to hnve a big pow
WOW with General Mcdowell. The
captains who go with tho chief nre
breckenridge and johnson and four
warriors. Natchcz assures us that he
does not want TO fight or have any
troublo whatever with the whites, md
will Ito MI in his power to keep his
tribe quiet.
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HoNER S. You've was shot and instant
iy killed by Il. g. Hammond while
hunting near Lake Biglcr. The lntto:
claims to have mistaken him for deer,
but that story is said to contain too little
hair to Cause IL to hang together.
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On Tuesday, tho 81 inst, the bullion
shipment from the bonanza mines Of
the COmstocli WIS 1877 bars valued Mt
5000, O0O-a pretty good single ship
mcnt for "played out" mines.
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WAITED.

'E'O MAKE \ PERMANENT ENGAGEMENT
I with clergyman having leisure, Or q
Biblu Reader. to ntTG.ingG g. LIZ } County, The
CELEBRATED SEw Centennial Edition Of tho
HOLLY BlBLE. fO= G'Grriri.on, notice CditO.
rial IN last weeks ISsIu Of til. jayrr, Address
nj once /. 4. HORIZON & CO.
Publishers snd BDukbinlcrs, IL T.. Market ST..
Jul indianapolis, Ind.
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ijIitIIuISi

In'crcet paid on ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received ~ Snina 81 ~ aud upward.
Loans uInd" on approved roil cE,Rt". bonds,
stocks. ole. StoCls. currency aih silver hong 1
and sOld. f'channo for sale Oh all tho nrinci.
pr cN'"q Of Lufopo ami tho Orient.
f3IiI 4. ". WHITE, Secretary.
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THE New Orleans PicdyH,t, referring
TO abatement made by q contemporary
that tho grand jury Ind Indicted Wells
mud Anderson Of tho Returning Board,
says this statement WIS incorrect and
nnfortunntc, owing TO tho number Of
pcorlc who were deludcd by it, but IL
was fact that tho question was before
the grand jury. Governor Nichols IL
opposed 10 tho movement, considering
that IL may be construed into viola.
ti"n Of the terms by which tho present
administration came into power. The
FtGynae Uf Thnrs'lny morning o.ain
c0niiadictcd tho report Of tho indict.
incn! q The Returning Board members
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STATE UNIVERSITY
I)HEpAI;HTOnY DEpAIsTsII;NT,
fLIs0, NEVADA.

Tho first term Of this school 9th year
nf its imsiitU,iun) will begin Monday,
September ID, 1877. Male and female
pupils prepared for College. or nd
vanccd further aud instructed in tho
collegiate branches. English studies.
mathematics and tho ancient md
mOdcrn languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons in music 10y competent
teacher. No charge for iuition-rnmsio
extra: also. no charge for room rent.
Board $50 per month, payable in nd
vnmcc, quarterly. For further pnrlicu.
arf address
-. II. SESSIONS. Principal.
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h2GES,G3U...:: Wj!;5E.

CYEiC!..ir: GriD A&n SILVER :,fTI:;T
, C"mriny.-i.'' atm Uf psInuplI place ui
uu-in"s'. Lit'. ;".ada. Location uf works.
irL;Il junction Slla!H.; District. En- County.
;tuIr ut srvi.ii.
81 i,r - hereby :.ivcn. tnat "a. meeting ct
iIIc iI,.rI e: B.r cLifH, h'II Il" h;!I 10y al
'ir!r. ibTT, Az I''".singut tS". ~ 81 Nv" tc!ii'
scr .Ittru Ha- luNi.I upHn the rIpi'i si"rE "i
ir ruFrnTiiiun. payable in'1;'di '!'iy, Ia Unit
81 STATE. .pil coda. t. la" q "r''' :fy. ~ the 'c
~ the C".nyIu!. ~ q. Sr'ada.
tuT Il OH u:t,ri H!t"'' thl~ Il :4rIgn",t shall
remain ,i-!J.iI uu t'Il A,h bay Il Jane. 1874.
,ill i,u dr:tgT"U;. ail ADVERT t"h i"r ~" At
uilic auntnu. anl unless v.vIH''rIi i InI - D.,
tu,, VIA lee rU!I - III ii'Nrii D.N o.
NU.,T:'r. i5.i. ~ iiay ~" t"!:''in.u. a-sr!.z.
HicI,:. together with c"si' al "dvoiii.u.: mud
s.Np,u s"s ~ nslo. iiy ord j.: q! Ia IipIrl II III
rCctuTJ.
I. O.TIEI:nEn. Secretary.
nTrtrC-!lko S"Yall. aII;I
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DON'T GAZE
DON'T DREAM

of letting any Iaan measure you r,r i par Of
BOOTS or Shoes uatil you have examined the
stock 81 rGiay-in'do leather covering. at
REMNANTS.
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DISSOLUTION OF C0PsRTNERSRIp

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT TIE CO.
~ partnership heretofore eNI,tinS between
+. & lra;cS. William P.ugh"a AMI IamcaII rain
under the hrIa name OF r. $. Icst"S \ Co,
doing business AZ watchuikcrS. Jewellers, etc.
In the towns OF IlSo and Tuscafosl Is this day
dissolved 10y mutual consent.
John brain co. continuing tho business ia
Eiko and L. s. SratCs in TuscarOTa. All debts
asalrs: the late firm will bc paid by James
Brain Co. and all Indebted to the said arm
Will pay the same iu the said James Brain 4 Co.,
they being the parties To settle MI accounts.
ELlJAH ). YENTEs,
NM. PLUGnOFF,
JAS. BnAIS.
Elic. July ;, 1877. jy3-,d
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10 3#IT:A3!
I,'O!; SALE.

now pat. 70. 4 Iillt" Cr,II'Irr
No. DhS"r'u Rotary rF.4iuFr li.uyrr.
Var Jacket Blast Furnace. witlI al 10 M.
pirtrulnrpL
q, hi']i ~" VIII G'!" nul Safety Waive.
Water rUd Blow OF T. poi.
Iuhrl ~ Roller - hnrtr power. ShrIl. ~
~. - H.. cpriIi Iint EIaIIrn iil"S. nui irlm
drn". I" ;"t'."r With ii! .'''I "y"ryir. hrlur,.
.rN Hr apputiIiniuI g. Stil hbilnr nal inIrI ~.
cry.
Tho mr"hiH"r' lhnY" 'nnn'i"I,I now IirS ~
l"ha", S"YNil. ~ tuii"s vCst IF uglrn ~ Ihr
depot PA form, Iui Is rnItoiy new. never I,.y.
iug i'aomu-.d. Apply t.
J. II. Finley.
JE'-j' Tnlnp. SuViiu.
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None bur Erst-ciass
NOTICE.
TNHg DARK DAPpLE-BAY STALLION,
"POLLOCIE.

win stand at Tucker Brcs.' Stable. IN Eiko on
the 18th. 20Ih and 2lst instaute. and at resulsr
Intervals VI nine days each thereafter, during
NE season: tie intermediate lime being equally
divided between Pleasant and I.amoilIu Valleys.
lie Will 20 found at John Hough's ranch ia the
foruGr Valley, and n: O'Drlls in tho latter.
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DON'T FORGET.

THAT THE LAI.GEsT AND EEsr
assorted stock of I'RY GOODS. GOTH
ING and GENERAL MERCHANDISE, cal he
found at tile old established business of u.
REINuARr & co.
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q. q. LAID OFFICE. At r!.Ko HEvAnAl
March .C:h, 1871. |

u. +. LAED OFFICE. AT Tt.HO %EvAnAI
March .C:h, 1877.
Notice Is Ii;TEuY GIVIE THAT III
y !E.nusr G"!I ruh Silyr. Tiuins Com.
rNny. whose i'psiulI", n.lI:"-N ~ lilo, CuuuI,
al Eiin, State "I .S"yadi, iIagr made a,Ii,,.i.
i!"n Tor - ininrrEl patent Tor hiI,'u huudf,a!
ll'hi irtl Inca :.' i-UrC la the ~ rCUtr Lpi"
with il'T"c hundred & - Ola each sid, for work
rnpp~e', r.i'il;e! IN GTanh junction MIN.
iIG iiistiirt, County oi EiSn. .;.lta al Er. nir
anl - mot" particularly d"sc.il,d az i"iluaa.
To- sit:
IIc.:iuuirf: II prs. i,rs.d No. I. l.. :. q II
Nry, 80. ~; thence rui,niIG Hrst course y. -
dg. 20 min. ". Goa ir;t. a. post IEI .E"d NJ. =,
y. survey 30. 81. ut wi;c' point Ma aI-''
"atahlish'h a pot IN mound al r.ct' U. - hiii.
CTal Monument. No. l, there h'lh-; 40 ON.
prominent I"luI Ia ia" vicinity; thence econ
cOuiso y. "a H.. 30 min. ". 1000 f',i, u iHH'
r.aTEfd No. 6. u. :. surrey. ~" "; uta,a thiF
cnuTsh =. GJ d.. - Idin. j. tJJ i"Ct' 10 poe
marked No. I. q. ) SurS"S, ~. ~; "hrn'''
the prominent Peak called Lon" Mountain.
bcnr, $. ~ IL d.: J.; then fourth rnnt,n :; =
dr. 80 min. T.. iiD0 tcrt. to p"Hi markell S".
l. tho place u la .,inIiur; cpnt.thln" ~ I''i't
arrrE. Courses "Jp rtIrh from III trii" m,rt'
dian with t. Iuas;uriic variation "i u dI % MN
y and The gIIrvcy has br,u made tp = inform 90
lie ril.Inai EutiCr III location. csIiilri COPY
Of which IL mrs nl hlr In 10Y o'hcS, together
with thc lCll notes thereof.
Any and all pcTspns claiming adversely tl,"
uiiing Uruuuj. 'ir ar lode, Or any pat there"
If so Tiyi,I"d, snrr":cd. plated ami applied
fer, arc hereby un:iiird That unless ;hUr al
verse claim or CLAIMS nrr duly HIcd is"uTi.
ing a. law md H." regulations th"r"Huhrr
Within riSty t;Di dIEF from tho "tt' thereof.
with lie IingIlt ~ of The y. ". Land ONE. 70,
Flo, County Of Eii:". III the STATE Of sc, ada
| they will br bIrT.'I and all ;hri- cru.iipirI
| liI!Iis wIlNrl. hy virtue 81 tie lr"gi.i"mG 81:
IA" arycrIl st,t,Ii"s in relation thereto.
| Wherefore. IN lrTmiHnI g. law. direct this
no;lcCiO br Published tor fuil I"IiuIu 81 siAty
| (CgJ dayE. In the fLTn bNtiS ISDITE%iEEi, q
! GGiIy n",rsldpcr. printed ASH pilbii.iui q,
| Elb1 IN the CUuGty Of flEU. state 81 SraI,,
| thr faiuu hriug the uClrCat rJp.r TO iIt
| location Of sIid mialug ella IA.
| JOliS y. MIIiiIGH
| m2T.GQl u. <. EcgisiCr.
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Banking HOUSE
az rs. u. FREEMAN q co.,
ELKO, NEVADA,
N. Il. FiiEEnAN' Manage
Correspondence

Correspondence.
NEW YORK Agency ~ H." Hank Of California
San FThSCiSGo..... Tho lrrk 4 California
LONDON. .................IhO Alliance bank.
BTOtIGrS,
| BAN FRASCISCO. .NcEsrl, J. II. Latham 4 Go
Receive general anil nrociai deposits. subject
| To- chccI nj sight or payable 90 return ~ cGrtI.
/ hta'o. Draw ut eight. in coin or CURRENCY. on
Now York. san franClsc1. Sacramento. Salt Inks
City hud nil banking towns Ia the State nf Ne.
| ySdn. Make either local ar foreign COLLECTIONS,
| FOR which rCmiiianc" will bc male immediately
| OIL payment. Discount Commercial Igrnt
| MAKO advances on base or rCGnrd bullion. iiuy
| and 1ell nold. drc"nbacE1, Bonds and Srcuri.
ti"s uf all kinds.
| Huy mud roll by Telegraph through our Fro.
| kCTs, any AiOchs hrait IN by tho Gan francisco
| stock aud ESChauHr Board. aud upon tho usual
| terms aud cnuhiil,nE: except that We viii buy
aud sell for CASH uIsly. and do not carry ans
| stocks upon margin.
DiiA" DIRECT CIV
| LONDON, BERLIN.
| ptBIISt NhMHURn,
rhlnI. AMSTERDAM.
ASJwLRP. TRAsKTOitT
WREAlES, COrESlfAGES,
! And all other principal cities ~ Europe.
81. T.. FIREMAN. Manager.
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TEItMS-Scnaon, $40.
Mares p1stGred and well taken care Of OIL
reasonable terms. JOHN YOWELL.
FL. SMITH. Proprietor. Groom.
ptlp
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q P0LLOCN,D

Ia OF tho well. knoxn Clydestllo stock. Is eight
years Old; lG I-S hands In hight, aud weighs
lG01 pounds.
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FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN !
THItrT-oNE YEARS. BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE.
TIE NEW YORK
LIFE'lNsUNANCE COMPANY

PURELY MuTUAL-So STOCKHOLDERS.
Dividends Annually, and applicable u
Tie sr- SECOND "a aud subscaucut yc,,Is
premiums. ...
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BaHX,

NO. II SOUTII G sTIIEEr.
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EpFl!GHYiJ.i E3.l PATENT.

Application En.aS, l. 9. Survey. No.37
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DON'T IMAGINE

For moment tha. you can bay FANCY GOODS
any cheaper than You can at REMNANTS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

In It's report Of the proceeding OF our
State Convention, the Memphis APP
peal publishes the following telegram
from General Walthall TO the Chair.
man Of the Grenada county delegation
MEMPHIS, August !, 1871.
Dr.. p. W. PEBBLES, Chairman Of Grenada
Delegation jackson, Mississippi:
Impress upon my friends my earnest
desire, well known 10 you, that my
name shall not be presented, and that
they shall cooperate actively In an eff
fort 10 nominate one Of the candidates.
My personal objections to being nomi.
mated cannot be surrendered 10 any.
thing less than 4 manifest party neces.
sity, and one recognized by the cAndi.
dates and their friends. Z. G. w.
This telegram was supplemented BY
a letter, in which be said that he could
consent 10 the use Of his name for no
other purpose than the harmony OF the
party, and not until the aspirants and
their friends recognized the necessity,
and he felt sure that this necessity
could not arise, II his friends would
earnestly cooperate in an effort to
nominate some one Of the worthy gen.
tlemen who desired the position. II
was out Of Difference to these patriotic
sentiments that his name was not
brought forward, even by those who
desired to see him nominated notwith.
standing his well.known position on
the subject. We cordially endorse the
sentiment Of the Appeal, that "his &C.
ton in the matter gives him an addi-
tlonAl claim upon the esteem and ad.
miratiOn of the people"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
WCKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. I87.

while they supply more muscle, they
are less heating and debilitating to the
work animal consuming them. Still
another advantage is freedom from rot.
ten grain and Weevil, which frequently
cause cOFn to lDjure stock. Sill an.
other item In favor OF oats is that
freedmen do not eat them, nor can they
90 rapidly cell them when stolen. This
corresponds with the fact that ninety
six per cent. of the correspondents
report that cotton cannot be raised at q
profit on bought supplies. Eighty.
four per cent. say that cotton can be
raised at q profit at present prices on
supplies made at home. This is readi-
ly understood, in view of the fact that
bought corn and oats cost from two to
three times as much as home. made ;
that, as repeatedly correspondents,on
~ forty.seven per cent. OF a home
supply of pork is raised In the State,
and that while 1t costs an average OF
sixty dollars per head to raise a mule
or horse on the farm, 100000 were
expended last season in their purchase
from droves,at n average cost per head
o fmore than twice the cost Of raising
them. Notwithstanding this enormous
annual outlay In horses and mules, and
the fact that It costs only sixty dollars
to raise them TO three year old, only six
thousand and thirty-three are reported
annually foaled In the State.