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To make camphor ice, melt half .
teacupful Of mutton tallow with a
piece of camphor gum the size of .
large hickory nut; pour into a little
cup or mold.
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From Carson.

Buck Davis arrived last night from
Carson. He is interested in the Fourth
of July mine at the head Of New York
canyon.
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The population of Leeds is gradually
increasing, and the prospects Of the
camp becoming permanent, were never
so hattering.
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Nile Green.

This is the proper color with the up
per crust of society this season. La
dies, the color line in dress must be
observed al all hazards.
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Morris II. Joseph, Of the Golden Ruls
who can show The C1seesa.ho0so v0G06-
ers, as o regular importer 81 English rasore
and pocket cutlery, assertions TO the eontfsfy
notwithstandine. n
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Hats. In svsry shade and variety. at srent-
OF 1878. Of which . large stock Is now 10 tran.
sit from the East. can be found for the next
ten days at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
one door south Of Paxton 4 Co.'S Bank. NJ
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STOCK REPoRr.


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PANIC PRICES.

The Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot offer the following Price List
EnP hhts WpQks
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Stationery.

Legal cap. foolscap. bill cap. tracing
cloth, drawing pins. lawyers tape, letter pa
per, note paper. and a full line of stationery
at San Francisco prices, at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. no
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Weolen Gurnsey knit jackets, at tho GULD-
EN- RULE STORE. ms
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Arriv AIS ana Departures.
~ raE EuRKxA AND PALIsADE aAuaoAb.

Departures Yesterday.
An Fat Al Hung
josh Anderson fTomales
J Riley j SerAney
Mrs pefers X Sadier
u o Baker Ravells
j Hunt j II Sullivan
J Aiken w B Hsrrub
J Harrub Miss Fuller
Arrivals Last Ntwhs.
GIN Linderberg Slouher
W NJ aynard A Dupont
I4ravrs W Fenner
Mrs Roberts X 3 ch Stone
I Dotty j Clement
4Nswhouss A Dion
j. Williams Miss unknown
y W hopkins Fulton
&c Snow Buck Davis
Gil Jordan RSsdlsr
Geo Baker Josh Anderson
Pieehe. Hamilsen and Eureka Line.
ARRIvALs-
A Jackson WIS eh Charles Geary
~ she Tybo stage Ilne.
DEPARTURE.
I'm Brown T l. Bacon
Mrs O'Nsl Mrs VIM Potts
Mr. Triple
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
COrOner's Jury.

Coroner Hossley held an inquest YES.
terday on the body of Fountain Doug.
lass, who died from q wound received
at the hands OF one Sol. Chambers,
Both the individuals were colored men.
and from the evidence before tie Jury,
we learn the facts In the case to be az
follows:
Two weeks ago the parties were en-.
gagged in q game OF cards at Carter's
saloon, on the levee, when adispute.
arose as to the stakes (ten centsj
A difficulty followed, In which
douglass struck Chambers several
times with his fists. Both were
ordered by the bartender to get out of
the house, which they did, renewing the
difficulty on the gallery In front of the
building. Douglass turned bic back
upon his adversary, who took advan.
tage Of his position, TO strike him with
. pen knife, just above the right thigh,
The wound proved on being probed 10
have reached the hollow. The wound.
ed man did not seem to suffer from
the effects Of it however until Mon.
day, aud had concluded to 90
to work again. lie was seized with
some sort Of q chill last Monday,
after having left home for that pur.
pose. Tie returned, and was very sick
from that time until he died. The
physician In attendance stated posi-.
lively that he thought death was caused
from the effects Of the wound. as be
was perfectly well up to the time the
ARRAY occurred, and no other cause OF
death in the case could be established,
The jury found their verdict in &C.
cordance with the above facts. Sol
Chambers has been arrested, and will
DC held by the proper authorities for
trial.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
t ACCIDENTS.

-Four. Factory Girls Perish 10 & Fire
Seven Men P~rsolpItated int a Furnace
Two Die Instantly, and the others
Will Net Live.
CINCINNATI August 3.-Pestering's
cigar box fac Dry corner Of Eighth and
Broadway, wac dcstroy ed by fire.
There were twenty-five girls working
In the upper stories, four Of whom
persisted 10 the flames.
CINCINNATI, August Sit is feared
that eight or ten girls persisted in Pes
tering's cigar box factory. The -four
bodies recovered were disfgured be.
yond Identification.
%PlrTsBURG, August 3.--An acciden'
occurred at the Lucy Furnace Comps-
ny's works, which resulted In T.
death OF two men, aud toe injury 81:
five others. Seven men ere engat
in lining q furnace, working on 1.
scstiOld supported by ropes a; these tx
fire from the furnace, and the scs..cld
fell, throwing tie men into the fur
mace. Julius T. lading aud Michael
Cussack were taken out dead, and five
others were so badly burned that they
are not expected to recover.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
YICKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1877.

of Warren, and last, but not
least. General Charles Z. Fur
long, the "King of political wire
pullers," and his influence and admir-
able management contributed as much,
if not more, than any other man, to the
success ofGov. Stone.
When nominations for Secretary of
State were called, Dan johnson, a col
ored delegate from Pamela county,
urged, in 8 right able speech, the i'm
portance Of putting & colored man on
the State ticket by so doing he could
prove to the colored people that he
vas caring for his race and their in.
terests be didn't want the Democratic
party to be like the RadicalS-full Of
broken promises. johnson said 1t
was not only right but expedient for
many reasons, TO put q colored man on
the ticket, for there was method in the
disbanding Of the Radical party in this
State-the head Of the Radical rep
tile has been crushed, but there
Is life in its tail yet and
1t will not do 10 be too secure or
60 to sleep at nightfall. Webster, OF
Washington county, also q black man,
didn't believe much In that "color'
talk. II q man had merit be would
win, and where he (Webster) found
fitness, capacity and probity, be would
not stop to raise q mans hat TO exam
inc tie color Of his skin. The
speech was listened to with much at.
tention, and frequently ~applauded, be.
ing sensible and Astounding in practi.
cal views.
Mr.. Geo. F. Ring turned the Audi.
torial tideto.day. He had been voting
Sunfower "solid" for Hamilton, and a.
the critical moment, changed to Gwyn
giving the majority essential to success
In closing, we desire TO say a word
for the benefit OF visitors to this city
who want a good meal and comforta,
bic lodgings. With some friends, w
stopped at CARA Hinckle's, formerly
Angeles, and ;ound 1t q irst.class es,
t"ablishment in every respect. Hi
rooms are well furnished, aud the cul
mary department in admirable hands,
while his prices are moderate indeed
and then In front 10 beer aud ale, will
something strong, heavy and pale
which makes you Jingle from toe L
crown as you raise the glass aud swal
low 1t down. ALTER Eco.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
That's Business.
san Franclsco Gazette.

san francisco Gazette.
You should never Judge By appear
ances. The other day u weezen-iaced
little man, wearing a $500 suit OF
clothes, went to one of the big hotels
aud registered his name as from Texas,
asked for a room, ard II breakfast was
on the table.
The Olympian clerk gazed at him
scornfully for a moment, and languid-
~ remarked
"Any baggage
mo-" replied the guest.
ain that case" replied the clerk, she
rules Of the house compel me to insist
on payment In advance"
VERY WELL" said the guest, without
hesitation or appearing offended, "take
two days board out Of this" and from
a wad Of greenbacks as big as bis arm
be produced a 500 note.
II beg your pardon" stammered the
abashed Clerk, "but we are so often
taken in, aud your face not being ia.
miliar to me. l."
mo ofsnse," cheerfully answered
the guest business is business, and
rules are rules. II does look q little
odd to be without baggage, but as cat
tie dealers amt much on style, and"
"That's all right" said tue clerk,
"put Up your money, we know a gen
tlemsn when We see him. jim. SLOW
the gentleman to LAG. Cal. for the
beat In the house. General"
The cid man slowed away an ample
breakfast, got the clerk to give lin
small bills Tor a iny, and asked where
Billy Coolbaugh, tue banker, had his
office, inquired when they had dinner.
desired the clerk TO tell Mr.. Farwell. II
ne called, that he would be back at .
o'clock, then went, aud hasn't been
seen since. The clerk subsequently, dis.
covered that the $50 was bad. THE sad
event cast a gloom over the hotel
Cfiee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Cor THE DRor on THEM.-Not long
ago on the Rne d'Algerle, Paris. \ stern
parent was about to correct his daugl-
ter up in a fourth.story room, whereon
the offspring sprang of the window
sill aud aiighted upon q washerwomau
who was passing along the sidewalk.
The laundress, aS the elPgiac bards
would say, climbed the golden clothes
pole, but the daughter escaped unhurt.
The father, n. Simonnet, has been con-
demned to a year aud a days imprison-
ment, which recalls the fact that q SINH
lar case once came up before the Per.
sian Courts, a rooier having rolled from
a building he was repairing aud fallen
with a fatal impact upon a hapless
pssser.by. AS the next of kin Of this
passer.by clamored for blood-or dam
ages-the magistrate ruled that to
avenge the killing, the nearest relative
should fall from OF the roof upon the
roofer, 10 be stationed below. The
offer, however, Was not accepted.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

A QUEER DUEL.-Mr. Ronay de
Maly.Sambor, in the province OF
Tchernikoff, Russia, committed suicide
recently, under singular circumstances.
As the gentleman was rich, aud had exc
cellent reasons for remaining in the
world, bic voluntary exit was puzzliBg,
but WAs explained by = letter found In
his desk, alongside of his pistol-case.
Ten years before he had engaged TO
fight q duel, but instead of going into
the field It was decided that one OF the
two contestants should kill himself in
ten yeArs, unless his adversary gave
him permission TO live. Lois were
drawn in order to decide who snnuld
be the victim, and Mr.. ROnay Va the
unlucky man. The time for the -uicide
was MAY IL, 1877, aud acc ordib!ly OF
the 10th he received a letter ;iom his
old-blOoded Antagonist demanding the
fultilment OF his word.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

THERE seems to be no doubt thai
Russia has met with a severe defeat al
Plevna. Plevna is a small village be.
tween twenty-five and thirty miles
south Of the Danube, by the great road
to AdriAnOple, from which latter place
It is distant about one hundred and
seventy miles. It 10 fifty miles west Of
the Russian main line of advance from
Sistova on the Danube TO KezanlIk
south Of the Balkan mountains. We
have nothing but q map before US, and
In the absence of q descriptive account,
can have but . crude conception Of
the situation but 1t seems pretty GER.
tain that the advance of the Russian
forces in the direction Of Adrianople
has been broken up aud the occupation
of Bulgaria by them, placed on a very
~precaFious footing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

AT certain Paris restaurants the cue.
tom is to pay the ladies who attract
customers q certain commission on the
bill Of themselves aud companions. A
newly married couple recently visiled
one Of these restaurants, and the groom
ordered 3 costly dinner for two in g
private supper room. In due course
the bill vas called for and settled, and
the waiter adrOitly slipped a6ve.franC
piece into the brides hand, And Whis'
pered 70 her: "From the boss. III
says bring him again-bring him offer
bring let's Of 'em."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

In Judge A. W. Brien, the people OF
this county have q candidate for SEN
atOr whose private and public life has
been well.knOwn for many years, and
whose services In behalf of the DEM
Ocratic party have been signally effect.
i've. Possessed of fine orstOrical pow.
ers, a sound Judgment and great ex-
perience, he would I'll the position
which he seeks with credit to himself
aud entire satisfaction to his constitu-
ency.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

The President got through the Bos.
ton wine drinking without shadow Of
harm or suspicion, but the other night,
after a late Cabinet meeting, when be
went home and set the night lamp on
the floor, and then cal down and tried
to pare bis Gorns with a button hook,
without tuking his shoes of, Mrs.
Hayes, who wa awakened by his
gurgling laugh, said she never would
have believed II If she hadn't seen it,
THaWkeye.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Mn. GEO. n. BACHELOR announces
himself, this morning, as a csnd idate
for the lower House. Mr.. Bachelor
was born and raised in this county and
has q very large circle Of acquaintance
aud personal friends. He has alWays
been an enterpriSiug aud useful citizen,
and II elected will do his'whole duty
by bis county and State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

IT iS well known that j. D. Web.
ster, the talented colored delegate Ia
the recent State Convention, received
q large aud catering vote as q nOmi-
e for Secretary Of State, but the
jackson Times, in giving the ballots,
takes particular pains not to mention
Webster's name. We are not sur.
prised, however. The Times would
negative all itS former assertions and
stuItiiy ito whole record by publishing
the fact that the cOlOFed people had
friends in . Democratic Convention.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

HAYES may now look out tor .
stormy gust from Gail Hamilton, for
her brother, 8 cousin Of BlsiHe's, has
been Ousted from 9 sinecure in the
New York Cuslom.hOuse.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Mr.. j. W. GOODRUM, whose name
has been placed before the public as q
candidate for the lower house of the
Legislature, by the Democratic Club
OF District No. 3, is a we'll known and
highly respected citizen, every way
worthy Of the support Of the party,
District No. 3 had no Representative
in the last Legislature, and lis voters
very justly think themselves entitled
to one In the next. They have made
WI excellent choice in Mr.. Goodrum.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Sir WALTER RALEIGH's only living
descendant, Walter Frederick CareW
Raleigh, is twelve years old, and bis
work for the next few years consists In
waiting till he comes Of age to enjoy
an inheritance Of $4,000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
The Mob Responsible for the Killlps.

4HO HAop AesPOusIoIo toE the Killing.
BALTfNoRE, August 3.-The follow.
ing is an extract from the verdict of the
COroner's Jury: "The said regiment
was on duty under orders ofthe author.
tiles of the State of Maryland, when
attacked BY q great number of disor.
derby persons, aud In danger of being
killed. The soldiers should have acted
as q body, only under orders of the
commanding officer in clearing the
streets Of 8 hostile mob, and in so far,
are blameable as soldiers disobeying
the orders not to fire; though, never.
theless, as no orders to Ore were given,
the soldiers were compelled, for their
own protection, to defend themselves
Individually as we'll as they could ; still,
the jury is Of the opiuion that the sol.
dierS being demoraliEed, 9 great deal
OF unnecessary firing was done on Bal
timore street and west of Gay street.
The responsibility Of the killing Of
these persons rests entirely with the
rioters who attacked the soldiers"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

FoRXEY's Press is Of the opinion that
ii woman suffrage should prevail, the
country would be afflicted with a
plague OF "smart women" Is this the
Respectful consideration" promised BY
the last Republican national platform?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Ex-GOv. LElCHER, Of Virgins, when
returning from 9 church fair, was asked
BY q friend what he had been doing,
AZ hsve been eating oysters for the
Lord ct 3 dollar 3 dOsen," was bis re-
Ply
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

HExRY WARD BEECHER has declared
that be was grossly ~mlSrepressntsd IN
the report Of bic sermon on the strike.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10
DAY or THE CONVENTION.

The subsFnslsrIal ExollsmsHt and Hero.
WsrShIp"-Ths Order Of Aomlaatlou
and the BallOts-A COlered De.
nand for COlOFed RspFssen.
tallOa-A Negro Runs 10.
I'll Ms Ambition Is
SatIated - The
Wire Work.
ere, Etc.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

THERE ere s~ixty-eight different sew.
ing.machine stitches, and slxty-eight
different Ways Of lying about them.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

WILLIAM A. WHEELER is visiting
Fairfax. It may help him some to gel
out Of the atmosphere Of foul facts.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

IEAINS have not yet begun to run on
Old Line Wing road.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Pending the call of the second ballot
Col. Sims, the Lieutenant-G Governor
nominated, was escorted to the stand,
and made q few appropriate remarks,
concerning the honor conferred, aud his
determination 10 be faithful and duti-
full. dc owns q very pleasant face and
intelligent c~ountenanoe; has manners
pleasant and p~rep0sSessing personnel,
and moves along very well, when we
consider that Q wooden limb" is used
10 locOm0ti0n.
SECOND BALLOT FOR SECRETARY OF
STATE.
FalcOner. .....,. 76k Mccardle ,..... .35N
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

Of the whole was declared BY the Chair
duly nominated and upon motion, the
nomination was declared unanimous.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
ThL Chair announced next that nom.
inatious were in order for Secretary Of
State. The following gentlemen we're
placed 10 nomination Klnloch Fal.
coner, WIN. s. Williams, Jos. Il. Davis,
J. L, McCullum, w. H. McCardle, w. T.
Reed, E. L. Ross and John d. Webster
(colored) of Washington county.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-10

The names OF Williams, Davis and
Webster were Withdrawn--the latter
saving be fully appreciated the compli-
ment paid him, and felt confident that
had The subject been presented sooner,
A colored man would have been given
4 place on the State ticket.
FOURTH BALLOT.
FaIconer .........9 5 McCArdle ........4i'
NcCullum, Az.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Falconer ...... 10y McCardle ..69X
McCullum, ".
SIXTH BALLOT.
Falconer ........ l48 McCullum ..... 20
McCardle, %.
The Chair announced that Col. Fall
coner, having received . majority OF
the whole vote cast, he was the nomi.
nee for the office OF Secretary Of State,
and the nomination was made unani-
nous. A motion next prevailed, made
by Judge Acker Of Monroe county,
w. L. Hemingway, Eco, be de.
the nominee Of the Convention
for State Treasurer, by reclamation.
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
Concerning this position a good deal
of interest was manifested, and the
friends Of the respective candidates
worked earnestly and long for the much
coveted prize. The candidates were j.
S. Hamilton, Ct wilkinson; Warren
of Warren ; Samuel Gwinn, Of
Lawrence; Wm. Ayres, Of Benton R,
Walpole, Attala; II. NJ. Street, OF
Pren,iss E. MCNair, Pike county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12
rlIE IArELY EMANCIrArrD RACE

in the experiment, in their rights and
privileges, and | urge upon those to
whom heretofore the colored people
have sustained the relation. Of bond
men, the wisdom and justice of humane
and, LIBERAL local legislation with respect
10 their education and general welfare:
, 1877-08-03
Sin Mpttmeiler Sbpanf.

Sefanntli6 iteben in Biirternbers Die S1als
anftalten auf elmer iebr erfreuliden SDbe 1no
lift es bemnad flar, baB man bsut5uta9e aud
Dor Der Silouns uro Snte1ise15 Der Siir9er
Der biibi6en Staot &ottuetl bobs a6tll19
babet muB. 6riiber, .. b. Dor ptelerl b1poert
Sahren mar oies anbers; ba batterl Die brapen
Nottueiler ein Stiidlein poafiibrt, tpsldeS
linen auf etlide 3eit ben Spienamen n@iel"
eiutrua uno gu Der ipridw0rtliden &eoens-
art: ,Gs 1T Elm Giel BON 8otttpetl" Sera1l=
lafiuns CAB. Die 8ottmeiler fanoen namlid
emit einen sroben &iirbis auf benz 6slos, ben
iie fir Elm 81 bielten. sic Serbraden fif Die
8opfe, mas fir Elm Gogel es selest baben
fDnnte; ba madte einer ben Sorl6lag, mani
lole bod bas 81 auSbriiten laiet, pallit
lperoe man idon ieber, mas oartrt 9erpelen
Jet. Der Sori6lag fano Setfal nno Der
Biir0erlneilter marb nit Der Nusbrutun9 beS
@ies beauftragt. Omar madte er beftl9e
@esenporitedunsen, ite blieben ieood erfol9=
los unb 10 JAP er benin Sag lro 9fadt u1b
briitete. Oils aber ourdaus nidts gum Sor=
idein fontmen molte, bielt man bas 81 fir
falll ui1b mari eS iiber Die Dtauer; iobalo MIN
Der &iirbis alf bic @rbe fisl ltb platte, lprarg
erihredt Elm Sale, Der an Der Staotmauer
geidlaie1 bate auf unb lief bapon. Die
@ottueiler slaubten iteif unb feit, er isi aus
benz &iirbis sefommen ulo riefen einftimmi9:
,S9aut, i6ant, elm iunger @iel
1T in Dem 81 9emet% Die Nadbarn
Der 6ottmeiler batten nidt iobalo bon oieien
Yroben treffider Naturfenntnib @iao be-
fon1men, ais ie ~bieielben gum @egenitanoe
idaosnfrober Sp0ttereien unb Nedereien mad
ten uno aud obise ipridw0rtli9e 8epersart
erfaiben uro IN llmlauf iebten.