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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-12
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Dated March Doth, 1878.
A. j. ScHMITz,
District ATTORNEY,
Manitowoc County.

-HoHitV"uC SuuIty,
Resolution No. 4, by Thos. Thorn ton,
which was adopted --.--r
WHEREAS. The county treasurer for
Manitrwoc county. Wis, at the public
sale of land for taxes for the year 1878,
sold certain parcels of land in said sale
to Peter Carrigan, n. Ditmar and f.
Mueller, which parcels of land had been
sold to the county on previous sales and
for which the county held the tax certifi-
Gates for back taxes; and
WHEREAS, Our said county treasurer
publicly announced before said last men,
toned sale that those who would buy
tax certificates on land of which the
county owned tax certificates purchased
by the county in former sales they would
have to take and purchase all the Old
tax certificates the county owned on tie
same parcels of land before they would
buy said parcels of land upon the sale of
taxes, 1878; and
WHEREAS, Said parties now refuse to
take said old certificates by paying irter-
est thereon at the rate of % per cent.
per annum therefore be it
Resolced, That the county TREASURER
be and he is hereby instructed u allow
said parties TO take said old tax certif- |
oates out Of the county treasury upon
said parties paying therefor chs face of |
said certificates With interest thereon at
the rate OF seven per cent peranuum.
Adopted by the following vote: For
II. Thornton, P. Werner, John Touhey, !.
f. SSenson, P. Stoker. CAas. Stein
breeder, Tbos. Mohr, James Taughe, |
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Prof. Carpenter of the state university
died of diphtheria on Saturday morning.
He left Madison to attend the funeral of
his brother who died of the same disease
ut Geneva \. Y. The professor con
tracted the disease himself and died in a
few days. Prof. Carpenter was one of
the ablest men connected with the uni
versity, and his death will prove severe
loss to that institution, as indeed it viii
10 the whole state.
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hy instructed to deduct said sum of
s193.62, with interest at the rate O.
seven per cent. per annum from the date
said Sheriff drew said sum out of the
ooul5ty Treasurer office. and issue an
order to said Sheriff on the balance due
him from said county.
Ca motion of r. E. Mueller, Board
adjourned till = o'clock P NJ.
A. , O'Clock Board met. Roll was
called aud quorum present. journal
leaa and approved.
Report of the committee on Sheriff
ana Justices claims, which wa unani-
nously adopted:
10 tie Honorable County Board Of
ulercisors Of NaaitOtcoc County,
SE,.rLEMEN-1ourc committee on Sheriff :
nd Justices claims beg respectively to
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A series of orations Will be give-l to
Gen. Grant on his return to the United
States, MOI SO much to do him honor, as
to "bring him out" as the republican
candidate for the presidency in 1850.
Tns republicans in tbs south are sssolid"
ion Grant. They know thss their rule
in tbs southern states can only be secured
through the work for which Grant is IA
nous or, infamous.
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For printed forms ~ blank books 10
cents per hlaak oE pTsutg,l form.
In addition to recording, the Fudge
9grees to arrange the gapers IN each es-
tate in their proper ar.ar, bind the pa
oegs together, IL lex Jssa IN the index
book. arrange the severe. estates in al,
phabetical order ior convenience OF ref
afeuce, and place the papers in light
wooden boxes with labels on tue face of
Tie boxes showing sug papegs IN each
box. This he viii 10 without any addi-
ionai charge; but the price of the boxes
must be paid by the coUg,y.
Resolution No Il, by John Carey:
l5esotred, That the Chairman and
Clerk of this Board be and they are
hereby authorized and instructed TO enter
into written contract with Michael Kir.
wan, County Judge for the recording
anG arranging Of certain important an
recorded papers nov !n the office of said
County Judge, said coassaot to be in &C.
cor5auce with the proposals submitted
by said County Judge.
Adopted by ayes z3-Thns. Thornton,
J. Toahey, f. Sweuson, 2. Stoke, c..
Stciubrecher, Thos. @ogr, James Tau.
gher, Z. Wagner, II Johnston, q. Pan
=,
ar Iohn Carey I 7.,,-.l.1t ~ " w. No
ke. E Thompson. Iola 3arth. 7. Pfun-
der. IL. Goedgeu, IT, Elaette, Il. L.
N ls -l! ana Z : :, S.aA.s, vo5@d Tor the
fN,I yn4ei a,,ain,f 49,. ','" -, oS' ,,
resolution. '
Resolution No. -, ar Tlos. Thornton
"h, 35sa Was @h2 9ia. "4opted;
Cqarl Of this ~ .,, ; 'ii' y. "s,u
county orders to In, -.l parsons to
whom claims Were a..s...,t in accordance
".i we 100 "' '''' ''.'I d0aaS ITS
ma srtanlioo o,ii.r H.. I,; , 49,, IT,,
AMI mileage during his sass;nn
On melton q Pviyf @.aatr, Board adj
''''''''' N'''' '''-'
Nov. II, 1878 Is ,a.l was called to
order 10y the chairman "a, Ii O'Clock A. NJ.
Roll called by the a..a.s, 40 quorum be-
lag present Board adjourned TIL , o'clock
p. n.
At 2 o'clock p. NJ. Beard met. Roll was
called. All members present except
JOAN Barth and jos. Mueller.
On motion OF Thomas Thornton. nc
couutsand claims were referred to the res
pective committees.
On motion of Peter Johnston Board
adjourned till FRIDAY, Nov. Is. at @ a.
clock A. NJ. for the uirs,ose Of irvine, tho
Committees time +, .,..,,;.I .,ol.,,,,ts a.,
N''A'N W. 'e'-'.''t'N.N ttSSbitltS tllil
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s (. S $ TzsSI9a Especial Committee.
Report of special committee which in
yes igated County Judges office, which
vas adopted:
To tie Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
4dfdnitotUOc County: GENTLEMEN
Your special committee appointed to
xa nine the papers III the county Judges
III e, beg respectfully to report as fol-
Uw3:
They find large quantity of papers
ha. have not been recorded, RUNNING
vac : as far as the beginning of the term
# ottice of the late Judge Barker. It
ouid be impossible for your COMMITTEES
O determine the cost of putting the pa
,srg OF said Office In order; we therefore
'se respectfully TO submit to this Board
statement and offer Of the County
Judge as to completing the work and
he cost OF the same IN part.
JAMES TACGHER,
6 8; F. C agzasa' Special Com.
ia following Is the offer Of the County
n sc alluded TO Id tue r.port of special
n nittee:
For recording manuscript papers, Is
;enss PER fUiio.
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F. SwENsoS,
c. WERNEKE, Com
b. STEINBRgCaRR,
Report of COMMITTEES on poor :

hepOft OF cUmDltteo on poor
To the Hen. Board of Supervisors Of
Manit0Woc County: Your committee
on poor asks leave to report chat after
careful examination of the accounts in
our hands We would respectfully recon-
mend to allow the following bills in full !:
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L. XII ghoz, livery TO It. Naziahz, by order
5fp. n GEN. 60
J. Leaz. coffin and sundrles II GO
CeIbke Bros boots and reua;rs 10
{ tes5ke. services as poor CON- II 81
= Bie>er clothing for pauper, 5 %
,irovynef on schooner Magellan. Is 80
PfUuder, taking care of dead body, 5 %
Gustav Bodr. for analysis OF stomach Of John
Zahlreck, OF Franklin, - 90
Er. E Simon. medical services, a 30
sGert pav5er. 81 SO
John Diilon serubhng and shaving pauper, 90
Tr. C0akley. examination of insane, Is 90
y Svenxa6 removing uauper to ST. Nazianz, 10 90
Total S2.2 20
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Report OF Rye Olson, Jno Morisey and Esrum
~. PIP were lad over on account of some inform
alitieS.
o. claim of j. L. Edwards, constable fees wa
'is5 lowed 6.95 for want of proof &c
o. claim of T. MllhOlland, sheriff-s fees we dis
allowed on one visit to WaUaesha I75L and on
ihrte visits 10 Oshkosh, 25 90
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Total,
The following accounts were allow,


part, VIZ
allowc. At 20 Oh
Ilr. ] r. Pritchard, post mortem eN2nIn.i-
ton and insane examination, slis, disai-
lowed SIS on charge OF post mortem exam
ina,ion 0 john Zahoreck, OF FRANKLIN, al
loved at, Ioi Ok
"r. + Luhm IN, post mOrtem exam nation on
sailors from schooner Magellan, $40, dis
allowed - Oh post mortem examination OF
the body of Capt. Belyea aud IS OF post
mo fem examination. of an unknown body:
Also lisa!lOTed IS, charge of post ,nortcm
examination held on he body OF = sailor; ut
Two Rivers, bill allowed $50.
Er. Il. ;. u'Conrcli, post mortem examine
town of frankjin. S.5. allowed M 2OU
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

The COahOmian says that ex-senator
AlcOrn " seems rather to enjoy his re.
lease from public business There is
no probability that he will be disturbed
10 his Decentralization
We are not at gil sure as to his re-.
naming in private life longer than
next November-at least rumor has Il
90. Stranger things have taken place.
TMayersville Leader.
What's IN the wind 2-[Clarion.
Have q little patience aud you will
see.-[Friars Point Gazette.
The thing Is cropping out. Alcorr
Republicanisn Is coming to the front
II not, why are his former alherent
aud %appointees buying up Democrat,
newspapers, starting others aud getting
ready for the contest2 They may sal
under Democratic colors, In order t
mould public sentiment, until the hour
10 strike, but those who grew sleek anC
fat on his Secret Service Fund anC
those who accepted Office under him
Of course r expected 10 rally 10 BIZ
suppOrt.-[States.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

Columbus IndeEl
Il is sisted on tOleFably good an.
lhOFiiy that james L. AleoEn IL In q
quiet Way working 10 bring about the
reorganization Of lhe Republican par.
ty In Mississippi. He is al his home
10 COahOma, apparently leading the life
Of q planter, but really playing the role
of q politician who, having been com.
PEELED TO surrender power, is anxious
to regain II. From his desolate eyFie
on the banks OF The Mls.isslppi he takes
In oil the elrments Of The party Of which
he was once the head, and matches
schemes TO bring them together agaIn
for the qualification Of his hatred OF
the white people Of The State aud his
own restless ambition. II 10 said that
he IL purchasing newspsperS-that IN a
number OF way he is en- leavOring TO
draw around him . strong support, and
1t IL significantly added, he iS hiding
his iimV.
II there l. danger to be apprehended
outside The Democratic party In the
election ahead, ii will be very apt to
come from this man, Jas. L. Aicorn.
he is to-day the only living represent
alive OF Rspublicanism IN Mississippi
who possesses influence and capacity
enough 10 organizs IN opposition.
That he will take advantage Of oppor.
tunilies that may come In bic way we
have no doubt. His ambition is
boundless. His ability aS q politician
is unQuestioned. Aud he is as I'm.
scrupulous as he is ambitious and
able, and will not hesitate 10 resort 10
any means that may give him the
prospect Of elevatiDg himself and 81
the same time striking Q blow at the
Democratic party of the State.
The present condition Of affairs gives
him hope. He sees, or he thinks he
sees, discord at work In the Democrat.
10 party, and makes the calculation
II the dissffection II may bring
about should prove general, he has
but TO come out OF bis retreat and unite
negro vote under the leadership
himself aud such Democrats 40 have
disconnected aud are willing 10
bis fortunes. His game, how.
ever, 10 known in advance, aud II he is
successful In playing II we will have
ourselves to blame.
The coming into power at any iu-
lure time Of such a man &c Alcorn,
with bic following, would prove a die.
aster 10 every sense Of the word. II
,AnnOt be thought of seriously AZ A
contingency. Still, the best
way TO make 1t impossible aud out of
he question lie 10 keep up Democratic
organization, TO keep party lines
and to DO vigllant aud watch
al Of ell times and in all seasons.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

WIS we're pleased to see in our city
this morning, the young and talented
actress, Mics Lulu Dickson, q native Of
our city, whom all citizens OF Jackson
feel proud Of. Miss Dickson is direct
from New York city, where she has
been filling an engagement, and is on
her way 10 New Orleans, where she
will OrkaniEs g irst-class theatrical
troupe and pay our city q visit in a
short time. She stops Ove In Jackson
for the purpose Of paying a visit to her
childhood home and friends. We wish
Miss Lulu success In her future move
ments and can safely promise her o full
house on her appearance In u city,
jackson Times.
When Miss Dickson Visits Jackson
she could easily come to Vicksburg and
perform two or three nights, we think
with profit to herself and pleasure to
our play-gOing citizens. We hope che
will be as successful as Miss Anderson
has been In her chosen vocation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
st. Louis Globe Democrat

BILE WARNING.
st. Louis Globe. Democrat
II was close on TO 3 O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon when Mr.. Theo. WeidlinN,
of No. 1888 North Market street, who
was standing on the river bank at the
foot Of North Market street, saw a well
dressed man, OF middle age, walk bur.
riedly down the Levee and on TO
sand barge. The man carefully re.
moved his hat and then drew from An
inside pocket q book, which he placed
10 bis hat. lie was observed TO stare
for q moment at the wafer of the river,
which, rolling swiflly by, spArkled and
danced IN the sunlight. Then he
turned aud made a farewell gesture to
the world, and in an instant later
plunged headlong into the angry
stream. lie came TO the surface twice,
but those who witnessed the &C. saw
that he was making no efforts 10 a v
himself. The head disappeared for
tho last time, aud tue body was swept
away by the current.
Mr.. Wedding hurried 10 the spot
from whence the man had taken hi,
death leap, aud found on the first page
Of the boOk, which Is one Of the kind
called "time.books,' aud used Ia large
factories, written ia a clear, business
Iik1 hand, the following:
Whisky did tuIs. Take compassion on
my .Ittle boy. d. LAWN,
Teuth and y Market streets.
T. s-tcan't nelp this, because OF my
,uferings. =
There was no trace Of nervousness In
the formation OF the letters Of the
words, aud the addition 10 the sigma
ture showed that the deed Of self.de-
struction had been decided upon by the
unfortunate man when at the corner oil
Tenth aud Market streets.
Inquiry was made By the police, aud
II was learned that TIE suicide was
Dominic LAWN, aged thiry.Rve, an
Irishman By birth and a peddler BY &C.
cupation. He lived with his wife and
child at the northeast corner of Thir-
teenth street and jefferson avenue. The
deceased had been drinking deeply OF
late, aud his rash act was in all proba.
bility the determination of a mind
crazed with liquor, and made desperate
by the sufierings his unfortunate habit
eniaiIed upon him.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

BEEATOR ooCKRKLL's con ONE OF THE
PARTICIPANTS.

sEEATOR coCKRKLL'S con ONE OF THE
PARTICIPANTS.
Special Dispatch 10 70 elObe-D Democrat
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March g.
Despite the ehoFts Of the local press 10
bush these matters, there is no doubt
the. Tie dueling spirit has broken out
afrelh among The hOt.headed aud i'm
pnlslve young men Of Virginia. A
Gl0be'DemoOra correspondent visited
the U~0iverSity to-day, and learned
both sides Of . strange story. On
Wednesday night Bradley 7. John.
son, Jr., OF Virginia, law student, and
Mr, COckFell, medical student, and sOn
OF Senator COckrell, Of Missouri, had
a quarrel over q game Of billiards.
COCkrell called Johnson q damn
liar. They made at each other, but
we're held back by friends. johnson
said be intended TO Lave sati sfaction,
and the next morning they went Out
with the intention Of fighting a duel,
taking q medical student as surgeon.
Messrs. Darcy Paul, of Virginia, and
Lewis Gunther, Of Baltimore, acted a,
seconds for johnson, and Messrs. Epps
aud Garrison, of Texas, ss Cockreli's
seconds. They arranged that the hos.
Tile meeting should take place al Mon.
ticello, Jeferson's birthplace, but fear.
ing interference and wisely concluding
not 10 desCcrate the home of The father
of American independence by such
scenes, they stopped al a point opposite
the farm of Rev. DR.. Wood. 10 reply
TO gentlemen, are you ready ?" both
advanced with drawn knives and be.
gan 10 fight In the Texas fashion. In
the meantime news Of the meeting had
spread amang the students, and two
secTeted themselves neal the dueling
ground. They watched with eager.
ness the fash of the knives In the sun.
light, and bore testimony afterwards
that the young men bore themselves
without 1lnching. The fight was short.
The two spectators became hOrrihed at
what they saw and rushed into town,
spreading the news everywhere and
creating great excitement The com.
batants, seeing they were discovered,
tesisted, aud seconds and all went back
into town. Warrants we're issued for
The arrest Of the principals, and they
Immediately went out 10 the country
10 avoid arrest, aud while they were
absent the matter was amicably settled,
and they came back 10 the University
arm In arm, much 10 the astonlshmenl
8 ,me Of the Faculty, to whom the
had been reported. The ex.
element created IN Charlottesville was
great, The young men who engaged
the affair thereupon affirmed that II
was a hoax, gotten up 10, fun, just TO
'tll the Faculty and the citizens. Many
the citiz4ns insist, however, that the
went out 10 light. Upon the
assurances Of the young gentlemen the
have let the matter pass, as the
University has been free from ha zing
md dueliDg for some years past.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
ROtGeRness In 1he New Orleans
CusaOmshOuse.
Special telegram 10 the Times.

Special telegram 10 the Tines
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1873.
A streak OF richness has been struck
In the New Orleans Custom house
lately which will pan out beautifully
when worked. 1t seems that the
money which is used TO pay the labor
ers In tho granite building In New Or
leans has been furnished for the past
six months in bulk, thatis, the proper
officer has reported to the Treasury
Department that II required so much 10
pay the laborers with, and il has al.
ways been furnished. The sums thus
required have every month increased
In magnitude until the amount Is
enormous 10 proportion 10 the work
done.
The trouble has been 10 get the clue
which would enable the President 10
find who was really at the bottom of
this business. Thanks TO some intelll.
gent employees of the Custom-house.
the Information IL supplied. Means
are being perfected by which the prime
mover, or rather mOvers-for there are
two-wilI be entrapped. These oc.
curreuces are greatly annoying the
President, and he is becoming heartily
Disguised with the New Orleans Gus.
tom.houso and aIl its belongings. Ii IL
a mystery how the President Is 80
thoroughly Informed on everything
This is solved when cue knows that
information Is furnished by two ofthe
confidential employees.
Allusion has been made before to he
"BlAck Roll" Of the Custom house,
which furnishes the most truthful aud
accurate history OF all the persons en-.
ployed. This was the work OF The
gentleman who has hunted out this ia.
borers roll" business. lie Il nov pre-.
pairing the main points necessary to an
investigation, with names and dates re.
quired TO make a case that cannot be
shaken. The Developments will be
very interesting.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

A BILL has been introduced in the
New York Legislature which provides
that no person having a husband, wife,
child or parent shall will TO any chart.
table or other society, corporation or
OBJECT more than one.fourth Of bis
property. ANY bequest in excess OF
mat amount Is made invalid, and no
requests executed less than two months
before the death Of the devisor shall
be good In law. The bill ia intended
to check the disgraceiul business of
contesting wills, now so common but
1t 10 unlikely that 1t will pass.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

TIE YazoO Sentinel learns thal e
new paper is sobnto DO started In that
city, and thinks one is needed, as the
pspsrS there are unable to do the bu.i-
nesS. We are expecting a new crop to
Sprout up here this Spring. Whenever
& fellow attempts to use one Of the pa.
pers here aAd can't do it. he generally
starts one, just to oil ia want long fsIt.'
All the fools are not dead yet.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Papal Affairs

LONDON, March l3.-The Cologne
Gazette has a special from Rome say.
ing tina the Pope Is considering the
txpediency CT appointing Cardinal
Ledowsky, Archbishop Of POsen, to a
position in tho Vatican, to give way to
appointment! Of an Archbishop Of
in agreement with the German
Government,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Excitement In India

LONDON, March ll.-Trustworthy
private advices from India state that
the Mahommedans are greatly excited
10 consequence of the overthrow Of
Turkey, aud serious trouble lie even ap.
pretended unless the Government
takes some anti-Russian action shortly.
Ii l. believed that two hundred thou.
sand Mo-lsm volunteers TO serve
Against Russia could be raised without
difficulty,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

HANG DISCRIMINATION" q vol.
ume OF some interest on the prophecies
Of the Bible, written by q Tennessee
Methodist prescher, over thirty years
ago, tells Of q war between Russia and
Turkey-which would commence in
1877 and wind up in the early part of
lS18-and goes on to explain that this
would be the last wat OF the world.
Now that peace between Russia and
Turkey is established, may we not look
for the millennium In a few days? Bet.
ter clean out your skillet, BROTHER
[Smith's Weekly.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

THE CURIosITIRs OF FRElGHfING.-The
Milwaukee Wisconsin OF the 7th inst
says: "a curious fact has been developed
In connection with the present railroad
freight war. To ship flour 10 New.York
from Milwaukee by lake and rail costs at
present ~ cents per barrel, and the all.
rail rate - cents per barrel. At the
same time hour is shipred through from
ST. Louis % New.York for % cents per
barrel. Athe tariff on hour from Nil.
waukee to ST. Louis ranges from 10 cents
10 Is cents per barrel. our millers are EN-.
abled to forward their product through TO
the seaboard Via st. Louis at from . cents
TO 1 ceGts less per barrel than by either Of
the direct routes. One Of our heaviest
millers is now making arrangements to
forward 500 barrels OF flour eastward m
this way, with the view OF ellvctlng a say.
Ing in freight. This Hour, II shipped, will
be carried iron Chicago TO st. Louis and
returned from the latter point 10 Chicago
without breaking bulk, after which II will
be carried to It's Eastern destination, the
extra distance thus traversed amounting
to 100 miles"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

TEE St. LSuis papers claim that
grain will soon be carried from 81.
Louis TO New Orleans for Eve cents q
buShel. 1t seems to US that the grain
trade must, sooner or later, seek Eu-
ropean markets via New Orleans. 1t
Is not possible for long and costly lines
Of railway TO complete with the grea;
inland ssa, a.. Z, .frti- 70
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

AN African Chief manages to live on
an income Of four dollars q year, and
three hundred wives. The better
halves catch oil The bugs for the pies,
and arc adopts at preparing ant salad
and missionary stew. Aud therefore
the A. G iS enabled to keep up his
dignity aud African civilization.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

TIE Mississippi Press Association
will meet 10 this city on the 9th of
June. We presume the President will
soon begin 10 see about the preliminary
arrangements.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

MANY members Of the Mississippi
Legislature are now at home dreaming
Of greatness. Let us not disturb them,
for dreaming lS e. near as the majority
Of them viii ever 80. Sleep on,
dearest.