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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15
Medical
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eraI debility, ind ecstIon. disease ni the
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stomach aud al cases requiring 4 t1alc.
Til wine inciuirs the msSt agreeable
aud efficient Salt OF Iron We PossesS-Ci-
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Peruvian Bark.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15
worms Removed Aliye.

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to DESTROY PIN, Seat and StumIch Worms
Dr.. kuuk,l, the only successful ph' SitiHu
Whn rrmuves Tape Worm in two hours alive
win head, and M tee until removed. Conn
mon sense teaches that il Tape Worm b.
removed, all other worms cEn h. readily de-
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80 North Ninth street. Philadrlphia. Pa
or caIl on your drug IiSi I"r q bottle OF Kun
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15
Nj E A T;
VI r. 4 ct!

The undersigned have commenced The
Bu;chering business in the borough Of NIf-
tIint0wn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

them, with & duplicate Of the returns,
by Mr.. Texada. From my cOnstFuc-
tion of the law, l thought II advisable
TO send the duplicate and statements By
Mr.. TexAda, aud not by mail, because
! deemed II the safest.
Re.txamined by Assistant Attorney.
General Egan-Being shown the doe1
umeni, the witness said this is the
statement by me accompanying the re-
turns.
Mr.. Egan offered the statement In
evidence, and read the same, Il being
report from the witness 10 N. Hahn,
State Registrar Of Voters, showing that
illegal votes were cast, AID Ten other
votes on certificates OF 1872.
Hon. L. Texada was called by the
State, and testified, the document be-
ing shown him: This looks like doc
ument first saw In my house, In the
parish OF Rapides. The figures are not
tho same. saw this document sealed
up and put in the post-Oftice at Alex.
andria. The change is In the figures
81, which were blank also the figures
81 TO Hayes Electors. see l7S for Pc
ter Joseph, when II should be 2. As
to Democratic Electors, 80 far as re-
member, the Tilden Electors we're
marked CAT votes. The only alterations
are polls two and nine. A sealed pack
age was delivered to him by mail car
rier, he stating II was copy Ofthe con.
sOlldated returns and tally sheets, and
brought them 10 the city aud handed
them to Maj. E. A. Burke, who sent
them 10 the Secretary of States Office.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Castellanos
Il live As miles from the seat Of Yer.
non parish. The package was dellv-
livered 10 me early In the morning.
J. B. McGhee, Clerk Of the Super
vi6Ors Of RegistI alton of Vernon par
ish, and John Franklin, son Of the Su-
pervisor, corroborated the statements
OF the latter regarding alterations In The
retures from poles two and nine, and
the total returns.
Secretary of State Strong produced
the labulaled returns Of Vernon parish
aud the State, signed by the accused
(Anderson) which contain the forged
figures.
DR.. Isaac L. CramOur, a prominent
physician, aud Mr.. Johu Douglass, en-
graver, as experts, explained the alter
ations, and the clumsy manner In
which the same had, and also erasures,
been done, TO the Jury.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
An Auairian Nnta.

LONDON, Jan 3l-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph,
states that an Austrian note, energeti.
cally protesting against anything af.
feciing Austrian or European interests
being altered without the concurrence
of all signatory Powers, will reach ST.
Petersburg on Monday night. The
correspondent says be has good reason
to believe that If the answer does not
meet every point clearly and definitely,
mobilization of the Austrian army will
be forthwith decreed, and Germany
will not interfere. The same cOrre-
spondent says an official dispatch re-
ceived In Vienna announces that the
Russians have occupied Bourzales. He
hints that there Is secret understand.
ing between Russia and Turkey.
There Is no confirmation OF these move.
ments from any other source.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Times, referring to
reports about the Austrian note 10 Rus.
Ella, says: "At the beginning Of the
war, the Government informed Russia
that the continued, even If professedly
temporary, establishment of her power
In Bulgaria would mol be viewed with
indifference, aud there can be no doubt
that the occupation of is province, af-
Ter peace is proclaimed, either with
the ostensible view of consolidating the
new organization, or as q pledge Of
payment Of the war indemnify, would
meet with the earnest opposition Of
Austria, In whose eyes II would amount
to little else than an indirect way of
establishing MusCoVIIe power and In
1uence ON the right bank Of the Dam
ube. Still with al his, any rumOrs as
to diplomatic action going on at pres.
ent must be received with great re-
serve"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

A New ORLEANS paper pays the
rollowin- we'll deserved compliment to
kellogg: "Thc Governor of the State,
the Legislature of the Commonweal IT,,
the people and press OF Louisiana, re-
pudiae the pretensions Of Kellogg 10
represent them in the Senate; and yet
there, without the taintcst blush upon
bis brazen check which a whole pco-
pie have slappei and spai upon, he sits
in the American Senate, the stencil Gt
the dead and rotlening crcass OF car
pet.baggery; the I'll hy refuse Of the
iniquilous era of reconstruction The
detcsled reminiscence OF military vlo-
lerce the foul creation OF fraud, par.
ii.al vi.Iainy and desperate and un
fcrupulous political trickery."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

dae the counties and not the State?
The Legislature can, and has restricted
the counties to a certain limit or rate Of
lax4,ion, and when levied within that
limi, It Is doubtful whether the Legis.
lature can abate or donate the county
tares thus levied according to law"
Now, the Act proposed in the Senate
makes no Distinction between those
who can pay but have refused 10 pay,
and the very few who were unable TO
pay, 1t is so sweeping that 1t is very
unjust TO those who have paid th0ir
taxes. If, By any scheme, 1t should
become a law, we hope our members Of
the Legislature will ask that it shall
not apply TO this coun'y.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
alndatona nra tha araakn,

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-lt is stated that
the question is TO be asked in the House
Of Commons tonight, respecting the
correspondence between Mr.. Gladstone
and Negropontis. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Gladstone, some time
ago, was accused of melting the Greeks
to attack Turkey. He reiutes the
charge, and challenged the Daily Tele.
graph, which printed the charge, to
produce its informant. II Is reported
that the question tonight will elicit the
fact that Mr.. Layard, Ambassador at
COnstAntinople, furnished the charge to
the Dlily Telegraph's Constantinople
correspondent.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
points, and a synopsis OFF would be rath.
or dry reading

points, and a synopsis Of 1t would be rath.
or dry reading
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Act TO furnish circuit Clerk OF Holmes
county with certain Reports Passed.
Act to amend = 'CtiOn 91S6 Of COde in re-.
latlon to arrest OF certain persons ileelng
from Justice.
Mr.. King offered an amendment, as fol.
lows
Amend by adding other than peace
officers"
Which amendment was tabled.
And the bill passed.
Act to authorize Board Of Supervisors
OF Jackson and Hancock counties to pub.
lish their proceedings. Passed.
Act TO authorize the Secretary Of State
to furnish to Circuit Clerk OF NOxub"e
county, certain Reports and Georges Dl.
gest. Passed
Act In relation to official bonds in Boil.
var and Odhoma counties. Laid on thc
table subject 70 call.
Act to authorize Board o. Supervisors
OF Clay county t. cOmprOmise and set q a
certain claim, PASSED.
ct 10 amend section 1902 Of Code In re-.
latlon to bastardy suits. Committee
amendme read, aud bill laid on table
sub ject 10 call.
ACT 10 require payment OF all costs In
civil ca cs In the counties Of Cupiah and
Jefferson. Committee reported against its
passage.
Mr. King offered amendment In the ma.
ture Of 4 substitute.
The bill and amendment were indefinite.
ly pos p0ned.
Act to fix the pelalty 10 cases Of rape
Tine bill makes the penalty, upon convlc.
ton, the same as In cases Of murder
Committee amendments adopted, and bill
passed.
Act for relietofF NJ. stubbs, q Justice
Of the Peace Of Leake county. Recon-
m!tied
Act for rcllcfofJ j. =. Gibson, OF Benton
county. Committee amendment adopted,
and bill passed.
Act to provide for sales under judg-
ments on mechauics' Items. Committee
recommended II do not pass. Bill indetn.
itely postponed
Act 10 amend Section 2,l43Oi Code as re.
lates to exemption ut property b debtors
leaving the state. judiciary Committee
reported adversely.
Mr. Morgan moved 10 indefinitely post.
pone the bill, and the bill was 80 post
poned.
Executive session, and adj urned.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

GES. STEPHEN ID. LEE was elected 20
the State Senate on Tuesday from the
District composed of the counties OF
Lowndes, Oktibbeha and Clay. Col.
Humphreys, bis opponent, was very
popular, aud as both are considered
good Democrats, there was considera.
BILE interest felt az to the result Of the
election. Now that the contest is over
we hope that it will be acquiesced in
by those who favored Col, Humphreys,
IN good part.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
More CoTTespondenoe Between Burke
aud Chandler,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Wm. Chand.
ler has furnished the following addi-
tional kilograms:
"NKW 0RLyANs, Jan. 80.
"W. X. Chandler, Washington, DC:
"The statements in my telegram are
true, and can be established, and you
having admitted their application to
yourself, II is evident that your past
connection with Louisiana affairs has
been such as to justify me In declin-
ing any further correspondence with
you upon that subject.
(slgned) "E. A. BURKE"
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 81.
"MajOr L. A. Burke, New Orleans:
"Please make public Immediately all
proofs of your charges against me, to-
gether With the memorandum you
have OF the WOrmley's Hotel confer
ence.
(slgned) "W. Z. CHANDLER"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
Warren County and the Abnte-
mena Act,

We are determined that the citizens
Of this county shall know what this
mcasur6 means in hll its bearings. I
our citizens were called upon to vote
$4,000 TO those who have not pGid
their taxes for years, they would scout
the proposition and consider |! an in.
suit. Yet this is just what the Abate'
ment Act proposes TO do. 1t is simply
an Act to give all those who owe the
State and county taxes, the amount
due By them if they will pay one years
taxes. the Sheriff says that II is his
opinion that such an Act would make
Il necessary for the Board Of Supervis-
ors to levy as much as four mills more
than it would have to levy If the
Abatement Act should not become a
law. This is a startling statement, and
/. should cause the people not only to
reflect on this matter, but to take some
actlOn I'D IeShIu " H.
In his admirable report to the Grand
Jury, Judge Arthur uses no less con
vincing arguments against this Act
judge Arthur says: " The Board found
at ,ea,t $1,000 delinquents aud tax
sales for lS7l and 1915, a large amount
of which they knew 10 be solvent
whilst many were not on the tax roll
and to prevent the oppression OF thu
prompt x.payers, with the aid of thu
present efficient Sheriff and Deputies
q large amount OF these unpaid taxes
have been collected; and four year
back taxes on unrel1emed lands sold
in 1874 and 1875, will also be collected
stil! further relieving the prompt lax
payers, ifthe present Legislature shonI'
not make donation OF these four years
taxes to the owners of the property, by
abating them. In this year, 1873
am not mistaken-every part OF II
old floating debt will be taken up, ant
every county warrant, of every kind
issued by the present Board will b. n
par, with a decrease of taxation
our county ta1eS are aot donated /
solvent land taxpayers Several pert
earthquakes may properly be made
this time. Why should the Stat co
lect such large amounts Of P@1'leg
taaes upwards Of $4,000 in 1876, + Il
our county, which ought to be abo Isl
ed, or given to the county or 81
which bears the expenses OF protec''
the business community, for which
claimed to be levled3 or, what 'lgl
has the State to abate or dona"
land owners four or five years
taxes levied for county purposes an
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

The Washington correspondent Of
the New Orleans Democrat, says in a
special telegram that the Silver Bill is
q fOregone conclusion, It having been
definitely ascertained that ffty.one
Senators will vote to pass II over q
possible veto, against twenty-five who
will sustain veto, making one more
than the necessary two.thirds; while
in full House there are ut least TWEEN.
ty-two votes for 1t over aud above two.
thirds,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES:
Friday Morning, February 1

The New Orleans papers charge that
Anderson, one OF the Returning Board
scoundrcls, attempted to bribc one of
the Jurors who was im!anelcd 10 sit
on his case.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

all parties interested, they NAV he taken
and confined as provided for In sectIon
l0l2, Revised Code OF 1871, in the case OF
ers.
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be In force from and
after Its passage.
Approved January %, 1878.
ENTERTAINING THE LEGIsLATURE.
Tonight, Messrs. Power & Barksdale, OF
tne CLARION, give an entertainment at
h0hroacheFs dinIng'rOOm TO the entire
Legislature. This is an apDropriate nc.
acknowledgement Of the very ,mpiimentaTy
vote by which they were elected Public
Printers.
HOUSE MATTERS,
The following is the House Committee
to investigate treatment Of convicts on
plantations: Messrs. Marshall. OF Holmes,
Field, Gordon Hampton and Bailey.
The following were introduced in the
House yesterday:
BY Mr.. Moody: A joint resolution pro
posing an amen lment TO the Constitution
TO be submitted to the people In relation
to the age Of educRble children, changing
the lawful age from five to twenty-On,
years, as II now Is to from six to twenty
one years.
BY Mr. Henry; That Special "ommlt
tee OF seyea be appointed 10 take into con
siderhtlOn all laws or parts Il laws relat.
ing to the hiring Of prisoners by the Boards
OF Supervisors OF the respective counties
and report a bill as a substitute TO those
now In existence. Adopted
Committee = Messrs Henry, Cooper.
Whitaker, Hill, Perkins, Denham and
Dean.
By Mr.. Mckenzie: A petition Of clti.
zens OF certain part Of Marshall county
asking TO be attached TO DeSOto county
Referred. e..
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Much Quiet Work In the Senate ApprOVAIS
by the GoVernor-Rep0rt from Revenue
Agsnt-The Laws 10 be ReCOdified
-DlscuSslOn Of a Dry Subject
Many Private BIIIs-Ex.
eCutIvs Session.
House Proceedings - Committee Of The
Whole on Fees and SaIaFles-FuII Text
Of Two Important BlIIs-Asssrs.
Power & Barksdals Do the
Handsome Thihg-MinOr
Matters, MisCella.
ny, Etc.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
Mississippi LegIsIaiure-rwen'
Iy.hrst bay.

JAcKsoX TAn..Nly, I'M 81 ls7

SENATE.
JACKSON Thu.sdly, Jan 81 1873.
Senate met; l.nu'euanl.Guyein nor Sims
IT, the char.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. John Hunter
Roll called. r.u,cut-MessrI, Barry,
Bills, Bridges, CalIicntt, Carter lst Dis.
trict, Carter 9th district, COwan, CurTie,
DOwd, Parish, Fitz Gerald, FoOte, Fur.
long, Gayles, Gibbs, Gilbert, Griffin, Hook
er, Jackson, King, Lanneau, LOwraucG,
McCasklll Montgomery, Morgan, Oldham,
Peery, Pratt, Reynolds, Rogers, Terry,
Thompson, Vance, West. Absent-Messrs
Allen ami Fewell.
journal oil yesterday read and approved
Leave OF absence granted Mr.. Thompson
from day to da! , anu to Mr.. Hooker from
Saturday.
HOUSE MESSAGE.
A message was received from the House
annOun ing passage OF the following biils:
Act for Tcli.t # ). b. Thomas, Sheriff Oi
Kinds county.
Act for :cliel Of Sam. {. Trest, Of JOaes
county.
House joint r, solution commencing and
endorsing TIE vUtl NJ Hon. Is X. Bruce,
Unit states senator from Mississippi,
on the resolution mvOring Iempnctizing
silver.
Act To prohibit safe Ol liquors within
dive miles OF Ashland, Benton county.
Act for reliri II j. 4. McDayiu, OF
Franklin county.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committees on Judiciary, Finance,
Counties and County 'undaTies, and a
select Committee, reported.
APPROVED ny THE GOyEHNon.
=" :" 80 ~
hersdgc H'lh thc ''NcthoT s'a'cu MS
"PpEo'aI VI the "'In Im- 1!in'
hcl l'l rem "l d "ltners No',
hrIcuants " It""N"I, u,,
=, Acl loI ''H uI Il = I'c"s"h''' o'
"'o" P"'' d.
REvtN T. AGENTS REPORT.
Nro,n.r ,,,.. .,, fran, ,nc t,,vnrnrr suh
mit,nd Tho R.p ,iot Jnnn II schnIs. Rny.
emo Agent ut Mt,sis,iprI, amounted
under Act of Legislature approved ApIi
Is, 1876 The eport j. llle lengthy, anC
gives information and D. res m cOmFll'
ahce Win resolutions oI tue Legislature
cONsTf1 t'TIuSAL, ANESpNlRST,
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",fm" m,i ,yic ,,,a ri.r.d +" ihe i,int
~" ,c| ~ comn'i,ts" an ,nns,,Iul;onal
49,, a
80
lNTRODCGTIoN OF BltL3'
By Mr.. Montgomciy: Act 10 protect cit.
lZnns from the ,alp ol rra. estate without
due notice having been avon. Sir. Mont
somcry desired that me hll should ~ re-
cIle" W ,eIv't " W V,, $3.50
re '1Ste' pn' IN" .,naic nate 9 it cfrcnre ln
,ho 'o' Ei',n,.., Iua 49, r,mn,i,,,n
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.nGI' unjI pam PH'u " ,,rrJ
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,or;y,in py ~, c.sos nro, iI ;,oins, tfrsn,s,
Sv' ~, an, aa'" pnt,rrnTI
" 80 m No.. rn rot. ,l soc,, n 2oI ,l
rdGo IN IN p"I p"i. Khan :, led elections
onT "a s,,,,s,iiutn. =. .ec.inn in lion thereoI
HnI nnt,r1 w sIO''''"'' " 'e''''" =" ''" '"e''O'
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
VICKSBURG HERALD
Published WEEKLY By
ROGERS, GROOME Il co.


An extra copy will be given to the gelier
up Of a club Of ten.
Send Post0iice Money Orders or drafts
when practicable. Address.
VICKSBURG HERALD co.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
Treaty Ratified,

Treaty Ratified.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-The Senate
has ratified the Samoan treaty.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-16
WHENCE HIS WEALTH.

One of the richest Cinnamon in this
city is doubtless Mr.. Chew Kow Yup,
who came to this city penniless
Mongolian thief about seven years
ago. All his wealth has been obtain
ed by committing to memory four
simple words, "You savee me leper."
The second night after his arrival he
broke into dry goods store. and was
just carrying away his booty when
policeman collared him, and prepared
to march him down to the City Hall.
He made no resistance, bntinnOcently
remarked, "Ycu savee mo leper,"
and Officer Mulligen fed wildly to-
ward North Beach, giving his prison.
er the opportunity to steal seven
more undershirts, of which he
promptly awaited himself. He was
only once brought into court, being
charged with wholesale robbery.
and when asked to plead guilty or not
guilty. he simply repeated the words
of his charm. in voice at once plain
tive and full Of expression. The court
was cleared in less than forty seconds,
two Of the jury leaving their hats be-
hind. and the Judge his gold specta-
cles, all of which Mr.. Chew Kow Yup
appropriated, together with the loose
change in the Clerks drawer. The
wealthy heather is entirely free from
leprosy. He will sail in the next
steamer for Hong Kong with about
$50. fornia idrertissr.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-16
CONFIDENCE.

John Sherman said to the banking
committee: "All banking is based up
on the idea that a larger amount of
paper money can be maintained in
circulation than the coin in which it
is to be Observation-Disclosures there
would be no object in banking"
That is the idea exactly--if the
banks can make the public believe
they can do what is impossible for
them accomplish, banking is an OBJ
ject, and not otherwise. The whole
system is based on fraud and decep-
ton. They have one dollar in gold,
and if they can put out their own
notes for six dollars and draw inter
est on them, telling and making the
public believe they will redeem them
in gold when presented, it is a fine
thing no doubt, but the moment
their fraud and deception are sus.
pected, and the public lose confidence
in their ability to pay six dollars with
one. their chebang of fraud is COM
PEELED to close up. and tive-sixths of
their dupes go unpaid. To work up
and inspire this baseless confidence,
the banks are now paying out gold
when not demanded. Too thin, gen.
tlemen. The public is better posted
than it used to be.