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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20
COTTON CONVENTION.
Proceedings Of the International Cotton
Convention at LlverpoOl-End Of the
Session.

Convention at LiverpoOl-End OF the
Session.
LIVERPOOL, July l3.-Ai ;o.day's
sitting of the Cotton Convention, Mr..
Campbell, of New York, read letter
from the President of the American
National Cotton Exchange, stating an
effort would be made TO adopt the
Liverpool standard OF classifict,iy.
throughout the United States.
Mr.. Simpson, Of New Orleans !a92
instructions he had received iro4 re
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, relative
TO system Of inspection and superv.,-
ion of cargoes at that port, and NOV,
for the establishment OF some mode c
inspection Of cotton on arrival at Liver
pool, the expense TO be betrayed by 4
import charge.
Mr.. Muir, OF Savannah, seconded tie
motion, which was carried, and a Com.
mittee was appointed 10 further the
objects proposed.
Mr., Phelps, OF St, Louis, moved the
substitution OF the term american
cotton Tor the term "Orleans, Whlch
is at present used in quotation, on the
ground that the latter was vague.
Mr.. Frost, of Charleston, conded
the motion, but it was rejected By a
vote of IL -.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, Of Nor
ok, the Convention agreed to recon-
mend that cotton be sold at Liverpool
at net cash, without deduction, as at
present.
On motion OF Mr. Simpson, second.
ed by Mr.. Muir, the Cotton Brokers'
Association were requested 10 devise a
system of dealing in futures.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell it was re.
solved, BY vote of IS TO II, to take
steps 10 organize an International Cot
ton Association,
II was resolved that the official quo
tation Of middling, low middling and
good ordinary should be given daily.
It was announced that it was pro.
posed to hold the next international
Conference at Liverpool in 1879.
The President congratulated the
Convention on the success of its labors.
and the proceedings then terminated.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20
BovIna District Club.

At q meeting of the District Club,
held at Bovina, July 18th, for the pur.
pose OF recognizing, Mr.. Wilson Bell
was elected Pre'ident, j. A. Newman
fret, j. S. wilkins second, and r.
Tucker third Vice President; ]. B.
Johnson, Secretary. j. S. wilkins, II.
NJ. Gof, Jas. A. Newman, A. w.
Brien, and A, Z. Hebron, were elected
by acclamation as delegates to the
County Executive Committee. A. w.
Brien was elected delegate to the State
Convention to be held at Jackson on
the l't Of August, aud G. II. Bachelor
alternate. The President was added to
the Executive Committee. 1t was re.
solved that the Club recommend to the
Convention for nomination at Jackson.
Gen. B. 6. Humphreys, OF LeAore
county, for Governor, aud Judge War
rem Cowan Of Warren county for
Auditor of Public Accounts. Ii was
moved aud carried that the delegates 10
the Executive Committee be instructed
to vote for a Primary Election. Ad.
Journed subject to the call OF the
President.
WILSON BELL. President.
J. u. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

IT is related of Professor Jowcu. TIE
translator of Plato aud Master bal.
llol College, Oxford, England, that a
student having lately lot a parcel CT
bank notes, told the Master OF bis mis-.
fortune. Professor Jowett advised
him TO say nothing about il, took the
numbers OF the notes, and covered Tie
walls OF Oxford with posters, pro.
claiming the loss, but giving the
wrong numbers. The thief fell into
the snare, offered one of the notes at a
bank, was promptly arrested, aud a.l
the notes were recovered. Mr.. Jowelt
had given the rigkl numbers to The
teller.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20
MEXICO.

Conference Between Generals CanaIes and
Oevln-An AmICabIs Arrangement for
Suppressing Ralds-EsCobedO's Move.
msnts.
NEw ORLEANS, July l3.-The Cal.
weston News's Brownsville special says
General Canales and General Deviu
have had a conference, aud had no diff.
Guilty in coming to an agreement in
relation 10 snppressing raids. They
were Of the opinion that they could
render the passage OF troops from one
side 10 the other unnecessary, by dis.
charging their respective duties. Gen.
Canales thinks the publication of an
order of such importance az that of the
Secretary of War 10 Gen. Ord. without
notice TO Mexico was disrespectful TO
the Diaz Government, but he valves
that aud will cooperate With our
authorities in any manner necessary to
insure peace, aud TO secure the preser.
valion OF order on both banks of the
Bravo.
1t is the general opinion that General
EscObedo will attempt to set on foot an
expedition to invade Mexico. 1t is not
known what assurances lie may have
received from Coahula and Nueva
Leon, II is a;certained tire people cr
Tamaulipas are opposed 10 LsrdO.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20
KARS.

Advance Of huhktar Pasha-POsItluns Of
the Arnles-Ths Siege Of Kars-Ths
Place Almost lmpFsgnabls and we'll
Supplied, and the Troops 10 Fine Con.
dltlOn.
LONDON, July l3.-The Times's
special dispatch from Kara, July S,h.
says yesterday Muhktar Pasha, with
atteen field and six mountain guns,
I'VE hundred regular aud three thou.
sand five hundred irregular cavalry,
and thirty battsions infantry, adj.
vsnced from Kirbesnar to Wabiran
halep, eight miles south of Kars,
aud this morning Muhktar Pasha rode
in, leaving his forces entrenched at
Wabiran ktlen. Arnold Kembsll.
British military atiache, also came In
and went over the batteries on Karehab
redoubt, the eastern-most position
where the bombardment has been
heaviest. Yesterday there was very
firing on both sidei. The Russian
headquarters are at Zeaem. eight miles
to the northeast, bat their batteries
are advanced to within 1000 ward.
east. The Turkish loss during the
siege has been trifling; ttat Of the
Russians Is unknown. Their fire was
most accurate, and for some DAYS has
been overwhelming over 1000 shells,
from fifteen TO eighteen centime,rc
guns, were thrown into the place n
one day. Muhktar Pasha proposed TO
entrench himself and revlctual Kars
for the Winter. At present 1t is well
supplied with stores and ammunition
and prices are cheaper than in Erzer.
oum. The appearance of the troons is
excellent, their health good, and they
are most enthusiastic. The off.
GERS seem well educated. and
the place is almost impregnabla
=
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

II Alcorn ls nominated by the Re-
publicans, Il will require a strong and
determined man to beat him. Gen.
Lowry Is the man to do thAt-[New-
ton Bulletin.
Gen. Lowry was on q ticket opposed
to Alcorn once, and the ticket, by some
sort Of accident, was rather badly
beaten.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

WHOEVER nOminates that distin.
guished Republican, Democrat Col.
Onel Jones S. Hamilton, for Auditor,
ought not to forget to spread that gen.
tlemAn's services to the Democratic
party before the Convention; it will
be Ia very thin spread, but thin spread
is better than no spread at all.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

The okOlOna States says the people
call 1t the Democratic party; the
politicians call It the Democratic. Con.
servative party.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

PITKIS was in Washington recently,
but he sulked so that he refused to
call on the President. Pitkin was a
good deal bruised when the President
kicked him out Of the New Orleans
Custom. house, and he is sore yet.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

AT meeting Of the Bovina District
Club, last Thursday, the following was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend to
the State Convention, for nomination
ct Jackson, Gen. B. G. Humphreys, OF
Lefore county, for Governor, and
Judge Warren Cowan, of Warren coun.
ty, for Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

The Memphis Avalanche was a soft
money paper some time ago. What
will 1t do about the question since one
Of the owners has been appointed
Postmaster by HayeS9 1t seems to us
that the Appeal might tickle it up a
little on this question.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

We are informed that the Northern
District Of Issaqhena county passed a
resolution on yesterday at Skipwith's
instructing for Judge Warren Cowan
for Auditor. We are sorry we have
not the full minutes Of the proceedings.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

The Jackson Times is still trying to
induce Albert Brown to run as an in.
dependent for Governor. This reminds
rs of the mountain narrative in the
Bible.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

FRANTz says Lowry will carry three
times as many counties as Humphreys,
but then we must remember that Frantz
never went to Sunday school.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20
'JoNY HAMLToN's' service TO the
Democratic party is too thin.

One day last week, as y woman in
Lexington, Ga, was about to prepare
dinner, she discovered a snake coiled
up in an oven Of the stove. Fearing
that II might escape she closed the door,
built a fire and baked the reptile to
death.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

~ Mississippi must suckIe "Jony
Hamilton" LET us persuade him 10 be
satisfied with one teat ct a time.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

They are making 9 devil Of a fuss in
New Orleans about the indictment of
Wells, Anderson & Co. If the
WorthieS had lived in Mississippi there
would have been no trouble about an
Indictment they would have been
hanged long ago.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

IT is suspected in New Orleans that
the books of the late Kellogg auditor
have been destroyed and damaging
evidence against the plundercrs Of the
recent administration forever put out
of the way.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

England has been buyer OF trade.
dollars at San Francisco, and the pres
ent supply is about exhausted.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

The Jackson Times says in regard TO
the KEN, but who the devil cares
Whist the Times says?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20
w{}it&sbHrsA Afrala

saturday Morning. July IL.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-20

fhILADELrHTA, July l4-As the ex.
press train from Washington for New
York, which arrives at this place At 7
p'm'' was emerging from Gray's ferry
tunnel, jumped the track. The baG.
gage car was demolished and the train
set on fire. Joseph Miller, fireman,
was Killed, and engineer FRY seriousIy
I'M ured. A passenger named Flame had
MS u, leg cut and sustained other injuries,
Inc couse Of the accident is unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11
State News.

w. w. Rice Engine Co. of Thonastoh
made their foreman +. l.. Dillingham;, a
Christmas present of Il silver trumpet.
Two hundred Thousand barrels OF
Kerosene oil are to be taken to Portland
this winter. for export, and the city au-
thorities are troubled about Its storage.
Judge Walton. holding the Supreme
Judicial Court at Skowhegau.the other day
ordered thar prisoners be seated outside
the bar so he might be able to distinguish
them from their counsel.
Joseph S. Durgn has been arrested
In Lewiston for selling goods stolen from
the mill of the Oxford Manufacturing Co.
David Wood, Waterman at the mill, from
whom Durgin clalms to have received
them. has also been arrested.
During drunken quarrel among the
members of Moore's lumber camp on the
Aroostook river last week. a man named
Hart, belonging to Nackawick, was
thrown into the fire, where he burned To
death. Six of the parties have been ar
rested.
ia" Press says that sunday. as Mel
vna Cook. u domestic employed in Gov
ernor W ashbuu'> family at Portland was
busting the library. when her clothing
caught fire from the open CRATE. and she
was fatally burned. When she discover
ed her clothes in flames she rushed TO the
kitchen. where her mother was at work,
and called for = clip. Her mother threw a
dish OF water upon her, but as she was
perfectly enveloped in flames, 1t did but
little good In her suffering she threw her
self out of doors and rolled in the snow
some time before the flames were eXtin-
gushed. Every article of clothing was
burned from her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

NEW YORK Jan. 4.-COmmodore Van
derbllt died this morning at ii O'Clock at
his residence.in Washington Place. He
struggled against his lingering disease for
over half year For the last few DAYS
his physicians nave beeu hourly expecting
his death. He died almost without a
struggle. \ change took place in hi 5
condition at about 4 o'clock this morning
and he expressed a desire to see the Rev.
DR.. Deems his spiritual adviser. DR..
Deems was soon present and the Com
modore said to him, II think / am nearly
gone Docter'
Doctor Deems prayed and the members
of the family who were present sang
a hymn. Mr.. Vandebilt's physicians were
at his bedside and did all that medical aid
could suggest to make his last movements
comfortable. The funeral is appointed
for Su nday morning.
1t is estimated by those in position to
judge correctly that CommOdOde Wander
bilt was owner of securities having pre-
sent market va ne of about S85, 900 900,
and that of this total fully So, 900 consist.
ed of stock and bonds oftheNew York Cen
trail Hudson Railroad. 1t is understood that
thebulk of this vast property is to be kept
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

The Evangelical Alliance ha, issuS the
following programme for the wesA u
Prayer, Jan. ia, 1877:
SUNDAY, Jan. 7.-Sermons: Christian
fellowship. John l Z.
MONDAY, Jan. s.-Thanksgiving and
confession, i'll the review of the past year.
TUESDAY, Jan. 9.-Prayer for the Holy
Spirit on the Universal Church, (Joel :lS)
for its deliverance from error and cOrrup-
tiOn. and its increase of faith, activity, holt
ness and Christian charity.
WEDNESDAY, Jam. 10.-Prayer Tor
families; Tor the unconyeTtcd: for Sons
and daughters at school and college. and
for those abroad; for any in sickness.
trouble or temptation; and for those who
have been recently added to the church.
THURSDAY. Jan. ll.-Prayer for ma
tiOns; for rulers. magistrates and states
men: for phi!aD.hrOpic and benevolent in
stitutions; for pure literature, the spread
of sound education among the people and
the maintenance of peace.
FRIDAY. Jan. l2.-Prayer for Christian
missions to the Jews and Gentiles. luke
"a 40 for Sunday Schools; and for the
Conversion of the world TO Christ.
SATURDAY. Jan. l3,-Prayer for the
observance of the Christian Sabbath for
the promotion of temperace. and for the
safety of those who go down 10 the sea in
ships. that do business in great waters
SUNDAY, Jan. l4.-Sermons One Lord
one faith. one baptism one God and Fla
Their Of all. Ephesians :56.
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS A. S. Cambell, of Eden Conn,r -.
w Hancock and state OF Maine, by hi ! De-
of Mortgage, dated December 81 A. ID. ls73 co.
veyed to the undersigned certain lot or narnai
of land, situate in said Eden, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit the north by the
owned by Rnaldo and Hamor; on the south by
land owned by Robert Hamor and on the west bv
land owned by Uriah Goodrich, containing for,y1
TWO acres more or less, and whereas the CONDITION
contained in said mortgage has been broken We
claim foreclosure of the same and rive mis- no
ice accordingly, pursuant TO law.
FRANCIS I. HoDoKISs
DAVID II. HoDGKINs,
by their Attorney, A. r. Drlpkwster
Hancock, Jan. !, ls77. swi
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-pemocratic meetings were held Mon
day in Washington. Columbus. Ohio. and
indianapolis. The ono Democrats adopt
ed a resolution calling for Democratic
Convention to meet in Washington on the
18th of February. The indianapolis con
vention appointed 4 committee OF cores
pondence and public safety, to secure har-
mnni0uS action throughout the country.
At Washington, Mr.. Watterson ofkentucky
said the people of the United States will
not submit to usurpation. and should they
need leader. another jackson will stand
ready.
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Notice TO Subscribers.

The date an the addre- label Of each suhscr-
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ton j. paid. and all subscribers in arrears are
requested To- pay mp AS soon as pos sible.
ON receipt of payments on SUBSCRIPTION at INT
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In directing a change Of address, always give
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

Inventors are justly proud OF the grand
display of machinery, manufactures and de-
signs made 10y the United States At the Centen-
NAL Exposition. The past thirty years have
been repletc with great mechanical trumphs
for America in the way Of labor-~aying ma
chinery. musical instruments. watches, etc,
and to the fertile minds Who have conceived
these benefits humanity owes more than sim
pie honorable recognition. The patent office is
designed 10 secure the inventor u full protec-
ton IN hi particular field but it i, of the ut
most Importance that he should have the SER
vices aud adv &c Of an experienced solicitor in
securing HI, lcltcts patent that no flaw or con
icting claim shall rob him Of his weIl-earned
reward Mr.. X. II. Eddy, OF Boston. who tor
more thau thirty years ha, been in active prsc-
tice. will BE- found such an one and has the
highest record tor ability, integrity and success
in all matters connected with procuring pa
tents, trademarks and designs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

\ STREET ASSAULT AND \ PROBABLE
DUEL.-Last week Frederic May assaulted
BenDett.Ji the New York Herald on the
stree - New York City .sBystanders sep
arated the felli.erentsand neither was Sc
riously injureS The cause of the attack
is said to have - n the failure of Bennett
TO appear auA marry sister OF Mays at
theiime appointed for tle wedding by the
parlet. since th"n.hoth Bennett and May
have Disappeared rd their friends have
no tnowled.= o. their whereabouts, but it
j. probable they have lett the city for Can
2da or elsewhere to engage in a duel. 1t
i',ihought that Bennett. will keep his ap-
Ycintment vi, time.
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OLD RELIADLE.-

There are many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
but none which have given general satisfaction.
and become acknowledged standard prepare
tious, except Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. II
continues 10 ENJOY an unprecedented populari-
ty. THIS preparation has been earned through
the permanent cures which il has wrought,
having proved itself specific in the worst
forms of the disease. Pierce's Pocket Memo
randum Books are given away at drug-StOres.
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ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. have had no re-
turn at the dis greeaUle symptoms that attended
my former sickness, aud although Affected irUT
time 10 time with severe colds incidental TO the
sudden changes in climate, they have not
been sufficient to bring ola return of the disease
Nv general health has been excellent. have
gained twenty i've pounds and con slider my sell
entirely recov cred from n disease that year ago
seemed likely To totally undermine my cnnstItur
tiOn. Since last February have con uIted with
"A great many afflicted with tatarrh, and IN ihr
hundreds OF cases in which have sold II have
never seen an instance sufficient To shake The
confidence | feel IN SANFORD, Radical Cure luy
Cat1rrh.
OCTOBER 20 1915. GEORGE =. DINSMORF.
Each pac age contains DR.. Sauiorl's Improved
Inhaling Tube. with fun directions for use IN all
ca ses. Price, sl.O0. For sale by ait Wholesale
and retail dru ggists IN Iou ghUut the United state
WEEKS & POTTER, General gents, ami W hole
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THURSDAY. JANUARY Il, 1877.

The more the Oregon "StedP' i inves-
tigated the darker il looks Tor the Demo-
cratic party. Cropiu testitleS that he re-
ceived 50 900 10 carry the vote To Wash
ington and admits that il came from Dem
ocrats. The Republican members OF the
senate Com are confident that a larger
sum wa, pad for the preparation of the
ewin,lle. and have no doubt they can trace
it to Tillrn's friends in New York. This
IS q pretty parry 10 how! about fraud in
the elections, when an attempt + made by
bribery To defeat ne MOT the people. a
majority of whom it i, admitted cast their
votes for tn Republican ticker. Well
may Democrats be SICK At the recent de-
veIopmeutS of INSCRIPTIONS Leaders. II
would not he surprising. " this Oregon
fraud should turn on, an elephant on their
hands. A. senator Wright said. why vii!
not honest mea Of alsnartics agree in con-
demHug the Outrage:
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| for reinvestng the accruing interest on
| il in his favorite securities
Flags on the city hall and several other
| building are at half mast ont OF respect 10
| the deceased.
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BANGOR HOUSE.

This House has within few wears han c.,,
enlarged, thoroughly repaired and eleg,n,ln r'.
nished. 1t is the largest Hotel now OMEN - ~.
public in Maine. 1t is first class in everr anoin,
ment The management thankfo, for the verv
ioerai pau onage Tor the past fifteen years, and to
ooh'o'ih 10 'he tines, have decided to make the
price 800 per day. Hacking to and from the
house free of charge. 4wka
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
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a t I'D speaking the French language Win
lessons in this city, - si's
IERMs-Private Lessons, $500 month ,vyso
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Jan. lst, 1877. ,rt.,
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In PrevJdentt, Il. l.. the attraction OF
the ,easosis ..,l c3ufse Of Sta.s " Maine
LecIure%. they occur. g>ftni&htly. and
are a'1-'s~p' up-dur,"s. n winter and
sbfi.g Tn iir.t ittture in the course
was delivered y Rev. Il. NJ. E.on. well
known to many readers of the SAmerican,
He i, to be foltswed bs Rev. Dfs. Sock
bridge, Field, Talbot, 'lRev. Mes,rs. Royal,
Harris and btkford; also Or. Loring. G.
"A tsnn E-q. aud Benj T. Clark, Prof
in Brown University. We are glad to
learn thatth- fr>, named gentleman. Rev.
|;H. n. Eaton. I.as .tc,.:r at. n ursnimoGS
call to"!Seapens Bethel Church" Sonth
Iain st, Hs6videhcc, r l.. commencing
his Iabors "a the Oh in-;. tn" tiaht man
IN the rlght place
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-Gcyernor Tilden was confronted with
a startling demonstration OF public opinion
the other day. A. he walked by an admir-
ing policeman, the latter nudged neigh
boring small boy and remarked with fer
yor, There's yer PRESIDENT Small boy
looked at the Governor for moment and
inquired, Is that IIayes=