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MISCELLANEOUS.

ELOCUTIONISrS Journal gives best standard
iect humorous &c 1oc Of any newsdealeF or by
msil. JESSE HANEY L. CO., 1l9 Nassau st., MY.
EHISs BRADDON's new and thrilling story,
WH Thou Art the Man, 10c. Valentine Vox the
Fentliloquist, 10c, Houdin, the .Conjuror loc
MYSTERIES of Paris, zoe Count OF Monte Cristo,
NJ OF any bookseller or newsdealer.
DAINTER'S MANUAL.-HOUSEA AND SIGN
painting, granting, vanishing, polishing, kal-
somning, papering, lettering, staining gliding, &c,
ssc Book of ofAlphabets, SOC. Scroll and Ornaments,
q. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher SOC. Watcn-
maker and Jeweler, soc. Soapmaker 25c. Tax
hicrmist SOC. OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY G. CO., 119 Nassau street. New York
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a na1uSelkaeIn

John T. Raymond, as "Col. Sellers" at
the Grand tonight and Saturday matinee.
Friday night, paul Pry'' and 'Toodles,"
Sale of seats for the Louise Pomeroy en-
gagement commences at Hawley's to-day
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Samuel Kneesley's little son was killed by
the falling of q tree near Millersburg, o.
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FOR SALE.

<zz4xeEs-ssFOR SALE-Pianos & Organs-From
sSaaI the best makers in the land at as
tstonishing low prices. Warranted for
ten years Pianos for rent at from IS to S25 per
uuarter at BRITTING Il BRO. g Piano and Organ
Depot corner Fifth and Plum streets, sel2-3Ot
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DR.. Miner was nominated for Governor, and
prohibitory resolutions were adopted.
IRISH REPUBLICANS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 12.-The 1rishmen of
this city have organized Republican
Club,
THE MAINE ELECTION.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE House
stands now 65 Republicans and Demo-
Gratis supporting the Republicans q Demo-
Gratis and S. Greenbackers. Five are not
reported, of which two are known to be
Greenbackers, This makes 81 Republicans
to 81 Opposition. Some hard-money Demo-
Gratis may affiliate with the Republicans.
A charge of fraud in the Fourth Ward
leaves chance to change four votes to the
Republicans. which would give the Repub-
licans a majority on joint ballot, and permit
them to elect State officers, providing the
two Republican Democrats acted with the
Republicans.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-The following
nominations were made by the Republi-
cans First District, General H. H. Bing-
ham; Second District, Charles ONeill;
Third District John Shedden, yesterday
nominated by the Nationals; Fourth Dis
trict VIM. d. Kelley; Fifth District "A. G..
Harmer.
BoRDENTowN, N. j., Sept. 12.-H. r.
Smith, the Greenback nominee Of the Sec
ond Congressional District, has been in
dorsed by the Democrats.
The Republican Convention of the Sixth
Congressional District nominated Court
landt Parker.
BALTIMORE Sept. 12-In the Fourth Con-
gressional District Robert McLane was NOM
mated
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12.-Phil. Thompson
was nominated by the Democrats of the
Eighth Kentucky District.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. ia. D. Bar
rons has been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats in Pounds District.
MADISON, Wis, Sept 12-Hon. George B.
Burrows was renominated yesterday for
State Senator for this District by acclama-
ton.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 12.-Hon. Cortlandt
Parker was yesterday unanimously renoml-
mated for Congress by the Republican Con-
vention of Essex County.
FOR GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 12.-The State
Republican Committee have nominated DR..
E. M. Wight, of Chattanooga, for Governor.
oREGoN's NEW GOVERNOR.
SAN Francisco, Sept 12.-The Oregon
Legislature convened on the 9th inst, and
effected permanent organization. The
vote for Governor was canvassed, showing
Thayer's majority to be So.
MAINE ELECTION.
Special to the Star.
BANGOR, NE, Sept 12.-The defeat OF
Connor, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, is insured by 10000. The total vote
of the State will reach 1875, 900, about as fol-
lows: Connor, Republican, $4,000; Smith,
Greenback, $4,000; Garcelon, Democrat,
26,O0O Ladd's Majority is now over 1, 200,
and Murch's about 800. All the State Off
| cars will be GreenhaCk Democrats.
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POLITICAL.
National Associated Press to the Star.
MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION

A'uVIOIIuI HSoUVIuVeu I Io'S 10 OIIS oIstI'
MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.
BosToN, Sept 12.-At the State Green
back Convention yesterday, Gen. B. F. But
ler was nominated for Governor by rising
vote. There were almost thousand dele
gates present, one of them being lady,
Mrs Josephine r. Stone, from Boston.
At the Prohibitory State Convention, Rev.
prohibitory resolutions were adopted.
IRISH REPUBLICANS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 12.-The 1rishmen of
this city have organized Republican
Cluh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NKI TED-SITUATION-By a German mar
w ried man, to take care of a private place or
small farm near the city. Address GARDENER,
a. Race street sell-3t"
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VOL. l4} Ten Cents Per Week.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
MILES q sTEELE....."......... Managers

EHIS CThursday) EVENING September 18th, last
night but two of the FaVorite Comedian,
10 III N II. R A Y M o N ID!
Who will appear in his favorite character Of
COL. SELLERS.
"Theres Millions In It,"
"There's Millions In It."
Friday, PAUL PRY and TOODLES "COL. Sell
EERS" Matinee Saturday afternoon.
Monday. September 16th-LOUISE POMEROY
Ru sheet opened at HAWLEY'S, in advance.
se7-tf
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Second Edition
YELLOW FEVER
A Cold Northern Wave
INCREASES THE FATALITY.
National Associated Press 10 the Star

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
THE RECORD AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-The following is a
copy of Yesterdays bulletin exhibited in
the Office of the Board of Health: Number
of patients at quarantine since last report,
80; admitted since last report, g. yellow fe-
yer cases now on hand, 4; cases of fever
styled doubtful, 8 convaescent from yell
low fever, 3; discharged as cured, Z; dead,
2; total yellow fever cases remaining in
quarantine, 90. The two victims that died
were colored men.
BISHOP ELDERS CONDITION.
New YORK, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Vicksburg, received by the Catholic
Review of this city, states that Rev. VIM. H.
Elder, Bishop Of Natchez, is very low, and
that the Sisters of Mercy in whose charge
he is, have scarcely any hope of his re-
coVery.
MEMPHIS ORDERS ONE THOUSAND CoFFINs.
New YoRK, Sept. --latest kilograms
show that the yellow fever epidemic in
mortality is undated. As far as can be as
certained, up to the present time upward
of four thousand five hundred are under
treatment in Memphis. The authori-
tics of that city have ordered one thousand
coffns from abroad,
FOUR NEW CASES AT GRENADA.
GRENADA Sept. 12.-Four deaths since
the last report, and four new cases yester
day. Postal communications will be opened
at once and Grenada will again be united to
the outside world, DR.. Stone left for New
| Orleans last night.
BROwNsvILLE, TENN.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 12.-Eleyen new
cases and one death yesterday The cold
weather works no change for the better.
EIGHT NEW CASES AT HICKMAN.
HICKMAN, KY, Sept. 12.-Eight new
cases and one death reported here yester-
day.
YESTERDAY AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Sept. ia cold wind blew all
day yesterday, which is very bad for the
fever patients. Of the sixty nine deaths
yesterday twelve were negroes. Annie
Cook, Of the demi monde, who was a
heroine in the noble work of attending to
| the SICK died yesterday, Herbert Laudrum,
local editor of the Avalanche, is dying
The Money-order Department in the Post
office is closed, and carriers have ceased de-
| liyering letters.
BROKEN OUT AT MASON.
There are cases and 3 deaths at Mason,
and the town is deserted.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. ia cold north
west wind was blowing yesterday, which in
| creased the fatality. From II IN. to p. M
| $50 new cases and "a deaths were reported
In single room on Ursuline street to-day
| Sanitary Inspector discovered one corpse
and six fever patients, ranging from fifty
years to eighteen months.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r P.-DAMON LODGE MEETS EVERY FRI
n DAY Evening at southwest corner Central
avenue and Eighth street. Nights for comforting
Ranks-Page Rank. I'd Friday; Esquire Rank, Sd
Rriday; Knight Rank (Amplifed). 4th Friday.
selS-Ftf H. c. POWERS, K of R. and 8.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
FOREIGN.
Current Notes.

BRUSSELS, June l3.-In consequence
OF The SUCCESS OF the Liberals In the late
election, the Ministers have resigned,
aud NJ. Hubert Frere Arban, a diSlin.
guished statesman, has been intrusted
with the formation of q new Cabinet.
LONDON, June l3-The Standards
Madrid dispatch says on and after July
ls', extra duties will only be main.
tsined on petroleum, b:uzine, vegeta.
bles, oils, sugar.
The Times's Vienna special confirms
the report that the Austrian forces in
Dalmalis, Trannsylvania, and on the
Save, have been ordered 10 be placed
on war footing aud supplied with the
proper complement Of artillery.
Il Is feared the Contract Relief Com.
mittee at Preston will be obliged to
supeud operations for want Of funds.
The Daily NewS's ConstantinOple
dispatch says 5000 Russian troops are
sick with typhoid fever. Similar dis
eases are 10 this neighborhood.
A special from Berlin 10 the Daily
Telegraph says In consequence OF
Count Andrassy's e desiring time for the
Plenipotentisries to the Congress 10 ex.
change views privately, tits probable
the second silIing will be postponed
till Monday.
LONDON, June l3.-It is proposed 10
extend the appointment Of Lord Duf'
ferin twelve months, aS Governor Gen.
eral Of the Dominion Of Canada.
BERLIN, June lathe Government
with the view Of the repression Of thC
Social Democracy, intends to enforce
the rigid application of passport regula
ton, and similarly strict enforcement
of the laws relative to the press ant
public meetings. Two women ant
Two men were to-day sentenced to i'm
prisonment for treasonable utterauce
against the Emperor; the women L
four years, one of the men to twt
years and the other 10 eighteen months
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
The Indians - Their Movements in
Idaho-GEeat Trouble Anticipated.

SAN Francisco, June ia Silver
City, Idaho, dispatch, dated last night,
says the Indians al Juniper Mountain
will be able tomorrow 10 effect juno.
ton with those who have the Maheur
reservation. In combination with the
disaIected Piutes and ShoShOnes they
will number about GOO effective fight
ing men.
New YORK, June l3.-An Omaha
special says Gen. Crook received a tele.
gram yesterday from Fort Hill, stating
that friendly Bannock indians, with
passes from Gen. Crook, had been sent
to hosliles for information, and were
sent back. 1t Is impossible for the
military 10 learn the state Of affairs.
Great trouble is anticipated. General
Crook says the report Of concerted &C.
tion on the part OF the various tribes
is probably false. Each tribe is acting
independently. He thinks Sitting
Bull ia not likely to come down til
later
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
VIcksbuFg and Ghe Press Con.
VemGlOn,
Jackson Clarion

Jackson Clarion
The numerous courtesies extended
by the members Of the Press and by the
citizens OF ViCksburg to the Press AS
sociation during their recent session in
that city, will long be held in grateful
remembrance. One OF the features Of
an occasion which provided numerous
incidents worthy Of special mention,
was the excursion gotten up 10 compli-
ment 10 the Association, on the palatial
steamer Vicksburg, Capt. Rlley) Of
the Anchor Line. The profuseness OF
the hospitality and genllemanly Cour-
tesy and unremitting attention OF the
officers and Committee OF Arrange
menls, cannot be adequately described.
For ten hours-from dewY eve 10
"broad daylight in the morning"-the
doating palace was literally home for
The guests. The band never wearied
In discoursing Its eloquent music.
Numerous citizens OF the "historiC
city," of both sexes, joined in the ex'
cursion, prominent among them we re-
member Judge Young, Gen. Filzger'
aid, Mayor 0'Leary and lady, Capt
Flanagan, Sheriff OF Warren county
Mayor elect Doll, Capt. Carroll, Hon
Warren Cowan, Senator, Hon. W. e.
Pegram, Representative, Col. William
French, Capt. W. Il. Spears, Capt Will
Harper, Mr.. Fulkerson, Major Whit
field, together with Messrs. McCardle
Wright, Allen, eastman, Campbell
Coleman and Sullivan, Of the loc
4 press. On Friday, the Association ac
4 cepted an invitation, rendered by tn
N BCsrd of Trade, 10 parlake Of Its hos
pitallties, and II was really a feast .
reason and flow Of soul, superinduOS,
by the heartiness of the reception an
the elegance Of the hospltalities diI
peused. The writer regrets that It wa
lis misfortune that other engagement
prevented him from being a witness Z
Ibis delightful affair, but has heard
mentioned as the crowning feature 9
an occasion which cannot he forgolte
by the members OF the Association
The address OF Capt. Z. E. Webb, !
behalf of the Board OF Trade, was elt
auent, aud theimpromptu reply Of NJ
i. X. Jayne, in behalf Of the Pres
was as suitable as it could have bee
made.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
Tax on Tobacco.

WAsHINGEON, June l3.-The delega.
ton of Richmond tobacco men leave
to.morroW morning. A Committee
will remain here. They have seen a
large number Of Congressmen and
Senators, not in the interest of manu-.
iacturers alone, but of planters and work.
men. They claim that under the re.
duction the Government will lose some
three million dollars, but should Con.
gress adjourn with the tax unsettled,
the temporary loss for the year will be
ten millions on account Of tobacco held
from consumption, and In the mean.
while q great industry viii be pros.
trgte. .. .. .. -.
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LouIAInnR Politics.
THE CONVENTION QUEsTioN-MANY OF
OUR READERS IN LOUISIANA DEMAND
A HEARING on IT.

THE CONVENTION QUEsTlON-hANl VI
OUR READERS IN LOUISIANA DEMAND
4 HEARING on 1T.
MONROE, LA, Jane y, isIs,
Editor Nicksburg Herald:
DEAR SIR-The question now at is
sue before the people of North Louis.
lana is, shall a constitutional ConVen-
tion be called by the next Legislature
10 frame new Constitution for Louis.
lamar The newspapers In all the par.
ishes where the HERALD chiefly circu-
lates, are in favor Of the Convention,
aud do not publish articles in oppoSi.
ton TO it. ! enclose herein commu.
nication 10 the Vienna Seniinel-in
opposition 10 Conven'iOD-Written
by j. B. HolstGad, formerly editor oi
that paper. II is an able and interest.
iug letter, and worry Of republication.
The Sentinel circulates principally
west of that river the HERALD circu.
lates principally east Of that river.
ask you, therefore, 10 give the anti
ConVentionists the use Of your col
umns for the discussion OF this subject
Please publish Mr.. Holsiead's letter il
full In your journal.
Yours, very respectfully,
W. W. FARMER.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
The CaGch-cPy OF the CORtFacs
GIOmlses.

Mr.. Sherman, Secretary Of the Treas
ury, has seen fit to indulge In a quan.
tity Of Sophistry about "hOnest money"
He has written q letter TO the "Honest
Money League" Of Milwaukee, In
which be airs his views in q manner
that should not escape attention, by
those who are in favor of q financial
policy that will rebound to the good OF
the greatest number Of people In this
country. He congratulates the League
on the fact that the country is now
possessed of a currency that is almost
par, aud soon will be equal 10 gold.
This reminds us Of Mr.. Pitts assertion
after the Nspoleonic ware, when be
brought the Bank Of Eugland notes TO
par, By precisely the same methods
Mr., Sherman and his Republican pre-.
decessors have pursued, Mr.. Pitt said ::
I'VE have reached coin pay ments at
last, but fear we have also reached
the ruin Of the country" If Mr.. Sher-
man feels like gloriiying over the re.
suits Of Republican financial policy,
the citizens of the Union are
in no condition 10 see where
the laugh comes in. The country is
very nearly IN the condition OF the
lrishman's horse, that was taught 10 dc
without food. The owner taught the
animal 10 do without food and rcjoiced
at 1t, but the beast died. Mr.. Sherman
has taught the United States the beau
ties Of rapid contraction Of the cur
rency, Of shrinkage. OF values, and conf
dence is destroyed and enterprise par
slyzed.
He speaks fippan'ly Of honest mon
ey, just as do the money.hoarders, tht
bond-holders, and all those who havt
co.operated with the creditor classes o
the country. They must mean tina; ,h,
greenback money is not honest money
If itisuot homes, money, the faul, i
With the Republican party and the lat
Administrations. The Government
has steadily refused 10 make 1t "hones
money" by refusing 10 accept it for al
debts, and by making q distinctio
against It in the payment OF principS
and interest Of United State
bonds. We presume they cor
slider the bonds honest bond
because they are held by rich men, an
grcenback money dishonest money bc
cause il is in general circulation anon
all classes OF citizens. AS Mr., Sbel
man has succeeded in having moi
bankruptcies IN this country in a give
length OF time than any other maj
and is rejoiced II he could by b
cursed contraction achieve universl
bankruptcy, he would live in a parable
oil financial delight. May God say
( the country from any similar fnanci
triumphs in the future.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

No. s prohibits any officer whose sal.
ary is fixed by the Constitution, from
receiving any perquisites Of office.
No. 8 provides for Q new Judiciary
system, doing away with the Parish
Courts. Il do not like this system, but
II would be As efficient as the one we
have, and less expensive.)
No. 10 reduces tho salaries Of the Sn.
preme Judges Of the State, Eve hun.
dred dollars each.
No. II refers 10 the arrangement OF
Districts, the qualifications Of District
judges, providing for Circuit Courts
composed Of the District Judges.
No. u fixes the salary Of the District
Judges 90 that II shall not be less than
two thousand dollars nor more than
three thousand dollars, instead Of five
thousand dollars per anuum.
No. l3 provides for 8 States Attor.
ney, who ls to discharge the duties OF
both District and Parish Attorney, and
tixes the compensation be Is 10 receive
No. IA provides for the r:cusation Of
judges.
No. IL arrAnges for the establishing
Of the new judiciary system.
No. II abrogates article lG2 Of the
Constitution.
No. II fixes the salary Of Superin'
tendent of Public Education at thirty,
Eve hundred dollars.
No. Is prohibits the taxation o
mechanical trades, manufactures, tx
cept were 1t is necessary 10 carry OF
police regulations In towns and cities
No. 10 authorizes the Legislature 4
exempt certain household goods-no
10 exceed in value five hundred dol
lars-from tsxation.
The two following were proposed ii
separate bills:
No. = proposes 10 change the Stat
Capital from New Orleans 10 BAtoI
Rouge.
- No. = makes provision for on
branch OF the State University outsid
Of the city oil New Orleans.
Now, Mr.. Editor, il conclusion
have TO cay that believe my view
UPON the matter under discussion
lEough ,hey may differ from yours
will he welcome in the columns 9
Jour paper. The Sentinel has bee
conducted SO far by you with thst car
dor which always comes from an hon
est heart, and with that fairness whic
4 always results from a well.balance
mind, aud, therefore, l present thes
views for publication in your paper.
, | am, respectfully,
i B. HOLSTEAD,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

TIE Holly Springs South hopes that
only those will engage in the next
Press Convention who are editors and
publishers, and have sn interest and
right 10 vote. We earnestly trust that
tho hope OF our cotemporary will be
realized. We are opposed TO outsiders
riding our profession for the sake Of
dead.beating the public in many ways
We hope TO see the day come in Missis-
sippi, when every editor and publisher
In the State will feel proud OF the Mis-.
sissippi Press Association, and Of the
National Press Association.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMESxDMENrs.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENNDMENTs.
EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL: Dear
Sir-lt occurs 10 me that the COnstitu.
lional amendments which are 10 be
submitted 10 the people next Fall for
adoption or rejection, are worthy Of
public consideration. No man nor
body of men, nor the people, can be
justiGable in adopting or rejecting these
amendments without having calmly,
deliberately and honestly considered
their merits. II the change which
they propose would DO beneficial TO our
State, then they should be adopted
and If there is only one Of the whole
number Of amendments that would
operate 10 the benefit of the people oi
the State, then let it be adopted. But
If they are all weighed in the scale oi
an honest judgment and found want
ing, then let them pass-and our only
hope 10 remedy the defects in our su'
preme law vii! rest in q Constitutions
Convention.
In my opinion, the amendments are
good. When | say good, speak IL
the positive degree, only; for | think
amendments might have been proposed
that would have better satisfied thu
demands Of the times than some o
those proposed. ! felt disappointed
when these amendments were present
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

TIE Congress Of the Great Powers
is In session at Berlin. We have not
heard who was elected Door.keeper.
AS everything is TO be conducted on
the reconciliation plan, We presume
England is sausGed to allow some re-
tired "rooly loi,' Russian GeheraI
have the place.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

HINDs COUNTY votes on the j:h and
9th Of August as TO whether or not she
shall take stock in the Natchtz, jack
son and Columbus Railroad 10 the
amount Of 100000 in bonds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

WE are having some wet, thirty
hour June showers While the grow.
ing cotton crop is benefited by gentle
rains, 1t is injured when the shower
lasts over twenty hours at Hop and
comes every day for weeks st the time.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

The Crystal Springs Monitor says;
We are now shipping peaches from
Crystal Springs At from 100 10 200
boxes per day, Large shipments are
being made Of apples, plums, toma-
toes and Irish potatoes. The peaches
mostly 50 70 New Ocleang. The other
produces to Chicago.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

The New Orleans PicAy une says Ben.
Butler is fearful on croSs.examination
He should be; be is adapted to il BY
nature and eyes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21
Friday Morning. june II, 1873.

The Raymond Gazette advocates the
reelection OF the Hon. c. z. Hooker TO
Congress from the Fifth District.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-21

ELIZA PINKsToN told Stanley Mat
thews that she must be taken care Of,
aud very suddenly, or she would
squeal. Squeal was the word used,
In order that it might be plainly un-
derstood by the gentleman from Gin
cinnati. The President wrote on the
application, "Send her 10 a snug place
in o very hot climate. She Is a special
oase."-fN. .. PiGayuue.
suR.cRIBEfor the HERALD,