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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
RnglIsh and American speak
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RnglIah and American speak
p
In 90 article on Sumner, the Edin.
burg Review Gays:
sfn spite Of Summers veneTation for
the English Judges, and bis dIsCrlmin-
aling analysis Of the Bar, he ventures
on TIE opinion that be bas heard q
style Of argument before Nj Supreme
Court at Washington superior to any.
thing he had heard here We r M.
able to make tSe comparison. But
there has long been at the English Bar
an aversion to oratOrical display, eX-
cept on rare occasions which seem TO
admit OF It; and, on the whole, the
business Of our Courts IL conducted in
a very plain, malter-Of.fact way, which
may have seemed tame TO an American
ear, especially to Sumner, who had In
him the instinct and powers of an ora
tor. Indeed, we fear that # be
could now renew his visits 10 Weslmin'
sler Hall, he would not find that an in
terval Of forty years had raised or I'm
proved the intellectual, logical or ora
tOTical powers of those who preside or
argue there. On the contrary, with
some few exceptions, he would find, we
regret 10 svow il, a great and payable
decline. On the Bench be would look
in vain for the strength, the concen-
tratioD, the learning, the mastery au-
lhority OF those earlier days. At the
Bar be would seek in vain for elo'
Quence, or even advocacy, Of the high.
est order, and he would learn, with ex.
treme surprise, that one OF the most
eminent members Of the English Bar
in 1874 n a without q superior,
and almost without q rival-was the
cidevant Secretary Of State Of the
Southern Confederacy. More serious
still is the fact that the status Of an
English Judge has notably declined.
The great augmentation in the number
Of Judges, the d visions Of the Courts
into upper and lower RANKS, the Aboll.
ton Of peculiar Courts, and the modern
habits OF the judicial body, have con.
Cured 10 exlinguish thai rare and al
most sacerdotal dignity which, from an
early period Of our history, had clung
10 the Kings Judges. They are now
respected as magistrates-respected but
not FeVered,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
Valuable HnVentIOn by a Color
ed MIssIsslpplRm.

ROsedale Miss. Journal, loth.l
Ben Taylor, a colOred mar living in this
place has lately returned from Washing.
ION, whittier he has been TO secure q pat.
emit Tor q new steam engln', which be ha
invented, and which, II the judgment OF
many experienced and scientific men to
whom he has shown his model 10 correct,
10 calculated to Tev0lutlonize the present
application Of steam. The engine 10 ro-
tsfy, having the steam applied at the cir.
oumference OF q wheel, giving this treble
the force Of ordinary engines, with no
diminishing Of power at the various stages
ofthe revolution Of the wheel. This inVen-
ton dlspenses with all the machinery e1'
cent the one wheel, which answers 81 once
the purpose Of cylinder aud driving Wheel,
andtWO steam boxes through which the
steaA ia applied. II is estimated that
eng Nee on this plan can be manufactured
at 0ne.iOurth, or less, the cost OF those
now in use, and their simplicity and the
- NJ extremely
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

BARTHoLDI's STATUE.-ChArles Blanc,
the eminent art critic, recently appoint
ed to the only chair OF ealhetics in
France, has written 3 very long aud
favorable notice Of n. Augusts Bar
tholdi's colossal statue destined for
Bedloe's Island In New York HarbOr.
He says that the money necessary 10
complete the payments for the statue
will DO raised BY he time the work is
finished. The sum still wanted 10, /
think, about one hundred and eighty
thousand francs Tor S36,OO0) The we'll
known architect NJ. Violet 10 Due ID
experimenting the assembling and
putting together Of the pieces Of this
mighty figure, beside which the famous
Colossus Of Rhodes would have been q
mere baby. n. BlanC's authority In arI
matlers 10 unquestiOned, and when b
says that the statue will be q noble
work there IL no manner Of doubt Of II
-[PariS Cor. New York Post.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
$55 1857 eX: .9lG & AAES3" Aa 30 GS'1 u! 1E W
TrusteO,a Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID in Trust, executed 10 me BY BryaAt
Rushing, on the 3ist day OF October, 1870,
recorded in Deed Book E, page 800, Of the
Record OF Deeds OF %lssGquena county,
Mississippi, l will, on
Monday, the eth day Of May, 1878,
before the door Of the Courthouse Of shar.
key county, Mississippi, On which the
lands conveyed In said deed are now stu.
ate between the hours Il 10 am. and 4
p m. Of said day, sell At public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described lands, situated In said Shsrkey
county, lO.wit: The south half Of Section II,
and the east half OF the northwest quar-.
ter OF Section 20, Township u, Range G
west, being about 400 acres, or 30 much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy the
sum OF $3,975, the amount which Will then
be due upon the two Obligations In said
trust deed mentioned, maturing NOvem.
Der 10th, 1873, aud November 10th, 1874, re.
spectively, which remain unpaid.
EDWARD ID Clark,
ap28.w.td Trustee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
A AaissinG Bank Cashier.

A PosT.MoRTEN examination was
made on Saturday, in the Albany Med.
ical College, of the body Of "Sam"
sleenburg, The negro murderer, who
was hanged the day before at Fonda,
N. Y. He had a splendid ply siquc,
but the shape Of bis brain led the doc.
tore 10 pronounce him only "a splendid
animal.h His brain weighed fifty
ounces, or nine ounces less than Ru-
lof7s. The curious discovery was made
that be had a scar in his lung, three
sixteenths of an iuch deep, the result Of
q wound received 10 n of the many
brawls IN which be had been con-
cerned.-[N. Y. Post.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

FRANCE MURPHY began bis temper.
anee work in New York yesterday,
with a frank account OF his own dissi-
patton and drunkenness-a picture IN
which he extenuated nothing. His
warm reception here should encourage
him, If be proposes 10 begin a system.
attic agitatiou.-[N. Y. Tribune, 22d.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
BRXAN'8
and Magnetic Appli
ances. Belts and Bands for Self Cure.

They restore the nervous and dtbilitated,
impart new life and strength to the waning
organism, encircle the body WITH electric
and magnetic influence, and Undue the sys.
tenn with a constant vltalizing current.
They offer a speedy cure, without medi.
Of vital force. as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
ney disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness, etc. Price, So and upwards.
illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., Il7 East 18th
Street, New YORK. my+Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

The Vicksburg HERALD thus speaks
OF The spirit Of enterprise now display
ed In this part of the State:
Natchez 10 slowly but surely stretching
cut her beautiful and useful narrow.gauge
through J tFeFson and Claiborne; she has
already flashed her cotton factory and its
fabrics have found ready sale on the
market. Greenville has built q narrow
gauge out TO Deer Creek, and, 1t lie even
now doing q very pretty business. Even
little FriGrs Point Is busy building a mar
rOw-gauge, and It will soon be running TO
Clarkdaie.n
The HERALD might have added.
that with the county subscription
which will be voted in Kinds, in
August, "the beautiful and useflI
narrow-gAuge" will stretch through
Hinds for the magnificent distance Of
So milss, placing Natehez almost al
near the State Capital as Vicksburg
-[RAymond Gazette.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
First Monday Of May next,

all the right, title and undivided interest
of the defendants, Louis +. and Ben. 3.
Hullum, in and to the following described
property, to.wlt: That part Of sections
hve (5) and eleven tn, township fourteen
(l4l, range three (3) east, containing 2IS
acres, the same being fully described In =
deed from Thomas Rigby and wife 70 Ben.
jamin Hullum, dated January "a, 1871, and
recorded in Deed Book y, page IS OF
Chancery I Jerks records OF warren c0un'
"; also south part OF n Q 4 and south part
Of n 4 OF section three lSh township
II4l fourteen, range three co. east, con.
taInipg 40 acres, the same being fully de-
seribed In a deed from Joseph Castleman
and wife 10 Benjamin 3. Hullum, dated
= December, lS4S, and Of record In said
Chancery Clerks office, In Book V, pave
500; also that part OF n " 4 OF section II,
township Il, range 3 east, containing
1853 23.iO0 acres, and that part OF Q " u VI
section 8. township IA, range 3 east, con-
tanning 1926 acres, and lot /, section II,
township Il, range 3 east, containing
II 52.l0O acres, the same being fully de.
scribed In a deed with plat annexed from
Wesley Mathews and wife 10 BENJAMIN ).
Hullnm, dated December 81, 1874, and Of
record in sald ChancerY Clerks office, in
Hook T, pages 26i, 265 and 266; ALEC the
q Of fractional section 3, township H.,
range 8 east, containing 100 acres, and
fully set out and described In a deed from
Catherine Hullum TO Benjamin ) Hullum,
Of date December ~, 1874, and Of record In
saId Clerks ONCE, In Book y, page 24l
The same having been levied upon as the
~DFOpertv OF the defendants, Louis +. and
Ben, 8, Hullum, TO satisfy plaintiffs claim
and ALI costs, A. j. FLANAGAN,
mai dltw4t Sheriff Of Warren County.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
$ = 1000
WORTH oF-
Gold Plated JeWelry !!

TOR ONE DJLLAR, WE WILL SEND
L as below, all Warranted Gold
Plated Par Gold stone sleeve But.
tors; | pair Engraved sleeve Buttons;
set Pointed stu l.: / set Amethyst studs;
/ Wedding Ring; | Eagraycd Banl Fin.
gef Ring; | Amethyst tone Ring; | Ele.
CANT Ring. marked ~"Fr!enhship - Hand.
some Scarf PIN; ! splendid Silvered Hat
Pin; | set Ladies' jet and Gold Pin and
Drops; ! Misses st, Jet and Gold, | La
dies Jet set, O%rnamented; ! set Hand.
some Rosebud kar Drops; | Gents Ele-
CANT Lake George DiBm"nd Stud; ] Car.
dlnal Read Bead Necklace; l pair aides
Pearl = ar Drops: / Ladies' Ornamented
Jet Brooch; / Fancy sGarf Ring and kle.
CANT Watch Chain. Take your choice. the
entire lot Of2O pieces sent postpaid for 81,
or any 9 pieces you chose for so cents. Cub
P~remium-Any One sending ne a club OF
twelve at one dollar, we viii send a Coin
silver Watch Free. +. STOCK MAN,
mRISw3m q Bond St., New York.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
SheriR7s Sale.

THE STATE OF MlssIssIPPll
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit Court-To june
Term, 1875.
Louisa HainiDg vs.. Louis l.. and Ben. 5.
Hullum.
judgment December 6 1871, for $6sT, inter
est aud costs.
VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE exc
ID cution, TO me directed, / shall expose
to public sale, at the door OF the Court
house, In the city OF V~ioksburg, within the
hours prescribed by law, 10 the highest
bidder, tor cash, on the
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
Sherif'S Sale.
OF MIsslssIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Circuit Court Of Warren County.
James II. Searles VS.. The Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company.
Judgment Nov. eth, 1874, for sG27lS 80 and
Costs-Fieri Facias thereon. TO June Term,
1873.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE WRIT
ID Of execution to me directed, l shall, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of May, 1873,
between the hours prescribed by law, before
the door Of the Courthouse Of said county,
expose to sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
at public auction, the following described
property and values, to-wit: The corporate
franchises, privileges and property Of the
Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad Company,
a body corporate under the laws ofsaid State,
defendant in the above mentioned judgment
including all rights Of way, road.be ed earth
work, tre.tle. work, cross-tics, and ether su-
pcrstructure Of said Company, situated in
said county, together with all other such,
whcresoever situate, as may be passed by
sale under said writ-the same having been
levied upon rs the property Of said defend
ant, to satisfy the said plaintiff claim aad
all costs.
A. J. FLANAGAN,
apl2-w2. Sheriff Of Warren County,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

1nO BARRELS OF THAT CELEBRA.
lUU ted Withdrawing Lime, white as
snow, and don't require 9 certificate 10
make II stiek-to DO had only At
apil D. 4, CULLEY's,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

weIationa Hatwoon the Vatican and
the swiss GOveEHm0nt.
RoME, April H.-NegotiatiOns for
The restoration Of relations between the
Vatican and the Swiss Government
have nearly fallen through In cOnSe.
auenee OF the opposition Of the exiled
BishopS Of BAsle and Geneva.
ne Strike Of Cotton Operatives Con-
times.
LONDON, April H.-AlthOugh 1t Is
stated the strike Of cotton operatives al
Preston is ended, that appears TO be
the case only 90 far 90 the operative
npinners are concerned, Weavers, wind
ers and Wrappers still Standing out, aud
there seems to be no likelihood OF any
settlement Of present.
A Schooner Grounded.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The sig.
nal service staten at Sandy Hook re-
ports the three-masted schooner Carrie
5. Hart, Davis Captain, with sugar,
from CenfugOs, for New York, ground.
ed neal this station at seven am She
has . tow line ont to tow tugs, which
are keeping her of the shore till high
water at FIVE p.m., when the Captain
says che will be got of.
More Savings Bank Troubles.
Providence, r. l., April 27.-The
Supreme Court that granted Q tempo
Fary induction on the Pascoag Bank, In
BurFilleville. There has been unusual
activity At nearly ell the Savings
Banks to-day, the Soundest encounter
ing the heaviest run. The Union and
Jackson institutions have to-day de.
cided to enforce the notice provided BY
their charter.
sale Of the HEie Railroad Confirmed.
NEW YoRK, April H.-ConfrmA.
ton of the sale Of the Erie Railroad
was made Thursday. Yesterday the
conveyance from the referee was made
and the Erie road was turned over to-
day. Articles Of association have been
filed IN the Office Of the Secretary Of
State, at Albany. The name Of the
road will be the New York, Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Company, and
the conveyance from the purchasing
committee will be manifested to-day.
The Mrs. Hayes Temperance Society.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Mrs.
Rutherford B. Hayes Temperance So
Clety, at . meeting lAst nigh, discarded
the name Of the organization on the
ground that although she discounten.
aneed wine ct the Duke Alexis and
other dinners at the Executive Man
sloB, she countensnced the use Of
claret punch ct the dinner on board the
excursion steamer on the Delaware
Bay during the recent P%resldeatial
trip.
A Missing Bank Cashier.
INDIANAPOLIS, April H.-James
Baine, Cashier Of the Salem National
Bank, 10 missing. The following note
to his talher.in-lAw was found in the
bank:
To Mr.. Lyons / am financially disgraced
and ruined; Wall street did II. l know
not or no one cares whittier ] go. God
save my vile and child.
(signed,) JAMES BAiNE'
He had q fortune Of his Own, and ia
supposed 10 have been specializing In
Wall street. II remains to be ascer-
tanned IL the banks money has been
uaed. On opening the safe some $780,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

THE JURGIELEWICZ ASTI-RHEU.
L matte Mixture Is the most popular
medicine in the country; more Of II is
sold than all other Rheumatic Medicines
together, and II 10 the most costly pate MT
medicine for the price In eX stence.
II lie recommended by all the leading
ply sicians, and is a pure vegetable mix.
lure. should the patient lind no relief
from the use Of one or two bottles, he may
feel assured that he is not suffering from
any OF the above diseases, and II will be
Of no use 70 continue II. Price, 81 so per
bottle. For sale in Nicksburg, by DR.. K.
O'LeaTy.
FERsLEW Il CO.. Prop-ietcrs.
20. Box l406,
feb2l.dhWly.th New Orleans.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
What will the weather DO Tomorrow
anOL,a SIGNAL SERVICE RAROMETER

EVWb WINNIE NGWVT~@ ~FNsNW~ ~
And Thermometer Combined .-IstlsNl eefeely
Az charge IL he wtaAsE, u 70 a kssfS d taVsstt. En-
dorsed by the most eminent PrOfeesoTs and seien'
FARMERS can plan their work according 10 It's
predictions. il will save dity times Ito cost In .
single season. Warranted Perfect and Reliable.
VI Evil ssaa Il FftO 70 any address on reeeiptof t2!W
Beware Of worthless limitations. None genuine
Send Stamp for Circular.
O., Q. NOVELTY CO., ie5 Naasa iass, Etv Tel.
Please state where you taw advertisement.
SendMoneyorder or RegisieFedLeiter at our risk
mchS W3m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

MANHOOD %REsToREp.

DRESCRIPTION FREE FOR TIE
l. speedy sure Of seminal weakness. lost
manhood, and all disorders brought on by
indiscretions o exceSs. Any drnggist has
the Ingredients. Address DAvIDsoN 4
Co, s. Nassau street, N. Y. n0vl6.W6m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

MMGOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest
lin the known world. SdinpIs WatcA FFei 70
Aosaia Addros. A. CoULTKs eco. Chieage
sep2l.wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

LONDON, April H.-Although II Is
stated the strike Of cotton operatives al
Preston is ended, that appears to be
the case only so far as the operative
spinners are concerned, weavers, wind.
ers and Wrappers still Standing out, aud
there seems TO be no likelihood Of any
aattlement at pFeeeDt,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
THE SANGyINE BRIDE.

A not unusual kind of bride is that
sanguine creature who believes that life
is now to be all honey and butter, and
that never cloud will cast its shadow
over sunny sky. All is so new-and it
will never grow old! Holiday-time has
come in perpetuity, and there are no
more painful lessons of duty to learn,
and no more disagreeabIe tasks of self
suppression to fulfill. Tempers, dis
putes, peevishness, anxieties are buried
beneath the sugar and almond of the
wedding cake; and life is to be fairy
tale. where "they lived happily for ever
after" finishes the picture. All the but
tons will keep sswed on to the shirts,
and there will never be pair of socks to
darn. II children come they will be
born like so many little doves, and give
no more trouble than covey of cherubs
fitting about the house. She looks for
ward to halcyon sea which not the
faintest ripple is to disturb, and in her
world blight and storms are to be un-
known. Here, also. we pity. poor, self
deoeiving creature-taking life as she
does at such false angle, and looking
at the dust and ashes of inevitable decay
or sure disappointment through specta-
cles of such deluding rose color. She
has not the faintest idea that her hus-
band will ever cease to be her lover, and
imagines that the poetic exultation of
courtship-the raptures of the honey.
moon-are to continue far into old age.
OF the sense of reality she is absolutely
destitute; and her reasoning faculties are
lost for the time in the rainbowed- lined
cloud of hope and exultation. Perhaps her
marriage has taken her from an uncon-
genial home, and she is elate and full of
hope in consequence. She was in bond
age to an unloved step-mother; she was
governess working for small pay and
less consideration; and the love of her
husband, the newness and independence
and pleasantness of her own home have
overpowered her common senses-at least
for the time. Reality will awaken her
up soon enough, poor soul; meanwhile
we, who see the FOOLS paradise in which
she is living, feel sorry for her, and anx-
ious to know how she can bear the wax
ing which has to come to her as to all
others-ay! as sure as death has to come
to us all.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07

In addition to the above Phoebe School
District has $86183 placed to its credit
from the special tax.
CovERED.-The Yankee habit of whit
Ting has extended itself to such an ex.
tent around Phoebe that even the boxing
around the fire.plugs have not been ex-
empt from the nuisance, although the
tops of some of them were covered with
zinc. bound with iron, yet this proved to
be of very little protection. The conse-
quence is that the Fire Department have
had to go to the expense Of covering the
top of the boxing with zinc, which will
probably last until Spring, as persons
are not liable to stand out in the cold
during the Winter and white zinc.
A PoEr.-It is not known that we
have poet here in our midst, but never.
theless. such is the case. We happened
to stumble across paper the other day
published at Phillips, Maine, and in per-
using an account OF the tin wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Sawyer Of that town.
we noticed very pretty poem, written
by our fellow-townsman Geo. s. Sawyer.
q brother of P. A. Sawyer.
CLOSED DowN.-The Raymond g. Ely
30.stamp mill closed down Wednesday,
it being the intention to overhaul it and
place it in thorough order by the first OF
January. John Cahill. who has charge
OF the mills. has departed for San Fran
cisco for brief holiday with bis family,
but will return in time to start the mill
again.
CHR1sTY BuLL1oN.-The Christy Mill
& Mining Company shipped from Silver
Reef on the 28th of November and I'd of
December three bars of bullion valued at
S., 628 9S.
PIocHE BULL1oN.-$19.883 in bull
lion was shipped during the past week.
according to reports of Superintendent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
The Board then adjourned.

FoRaoT SoMETHINa.-Th Republican
State Central Committee appears to have
forgotten to remit to this Office the
amount due for the publishing Of their
advertisement during the late campaign.
The bill was forwarded to the State Cen
trail Committee, and after these noble
hearted cusses acted upon it. and most
generously cut it down one-third of the
amount charged. they informed us of the
fact. As the Republican County Gen.
trail Committee agreed to make good the
amount deducted by the State Commit
tee, we wrote to the Secretary of that
august body to forward the amount due.
expecting to get it; bat alas for the folly
of expectations, for not cent has ar
rived. although the State Central Com
mittse have been notified of the fact.
II the Secretary of the Committee, who
sent the lad" here. will please attend
to this little matter, We will be much
obliged to him. It is not for the amount
Of the bill for which we care, for we are
millionaires down here. but it is our
great desire that the Republican State
Central Committee OF Nevada should yet
retain its well-earned and honorable rep
utation of being "good pay" And
that's whats the matter with Hannah!
LEAoH1Na.-The first product of Dick
Riepe and George W. Aliens teaching.
works was exhibited on Wednesday last
in the shape of bar Of bullion, 1856 fine
and valued at $629.24. Their works are
on Meadow Valley street, in the old
sohool-house building. Two tanks are
oil that are employed thus far, as the
working heretofore has been merely an
experiment to see If the ore aud screen
ines they we're working would pay. Since
they have proved o success it is the in
tention to build more tanks and do the
work on little larger scale with very
slight additional extra expense.
REDEMPTION. County Treasurer
to-day notifies all holders Of indebtedness
Of LINCOLN county, accrued prior to
April 1st, 1875, that there is another
$1,000 in the redemption fund for
which bids will be received up to Satur-
day. December 81, 1878. Bids for the
$1,000 advertised to be made before the
9TH day of December, 1878, will be
opened to-day.
"GRIFF," the correspondent of the
San Francisco Alta who lately visited
this place, informed the Eureka Sentinel
that matters and things are looking up
In Phoebe. II the shutting down of our
mills and the coyotes, foxes and wild
cats roaming through our streets are
signs Of things Cooking up" in Phoebe,
then we agree with Mr.. Griffith.
BoNDs.-The County Commissioners
will next Monday hold meeting for the
purpose Of naming the amount of bonds
to DO given bv each Of the newly elected
county officials.