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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The HERALD, the other day, called
attention 10 the net that The PoslmAs.
ler-G General had recommended and adj
vsFtised for weekly mail service be-
tween VIokSburg and Memphis. The
nhatler is Of such vital interest 10 our
business community that we feel
called upon to allude to the subject
again, and think our merchants and
the Cotton Exchange should, al once,
take some action concerning this aFbl-
trary course Of Postmaster. General
Key. There are more POst-ofiCes 10
be supplied between Memphis and
Vicksburg than between Vicksburg
and New Orleans, and on the latter
route we have 9 lri-weskly mail SER
vice, and that is smsll. A weekly mail
service between Vlcksburg and Mem.
phis will cost Vlcksburg and the Bend
people many thousands Of dollars an
nually, and drive much trade from our
midst--to cay AOthing Of the delay and
bank protesting that could be obvlaled
by that mail service demanded by the
requirements Of trade In ante bellum
times the necessities OF commerce de.
manded Q seml-weekly mall service
between this place and Napoleon, and
subsequently, this service was extended
10 Memphis and made tri-weekly, with
such feet steamers as the Kate Frisbee,
Kentucky, and Daniel Boone, in the
Line. The war broke this Line up,
yet to-day the demands OF trade are
greater than then. ViCksburg must
look after this very important ma.
terial interest, and see that the Ten.
nessee Postmaster.Ge does mol
use his power TO the injury Of OUT
great alluvlal section. The people Of
England felt the importance of mail
service when 1t was introduced In
Bristol In 1854, aud as evidence Of the
fact, the service became general In 1886
and soon the carts we're supplaDted by
the horse. with the boy on horseback
and then followed the mailbag by rail
and water. As we said before, the
mail service between Vicksburg and
Memphis iS q very important Que, and
some united efJrt should be made tC
secure . lri.weekly mail instead of q
reduction to weekly one. There Il
no better means oftransacting business
or informing the people, aud for evok
Ing their proper judgment, go efiCien
as The press and liberal postal service
aud both go together. To contract
our postal service in these days OF en-
lightenmenl and progress, ls to paFaly n
the avenues Of commerce, and TO cup
press facts and opinions which may bC
necessary to the correct judgment Of
the people. The action of Postmaster
General Key 10 an attack upon the ma
tcrlal Interests Of that river section
tributary 10 ViCksburg in trade, and
strikes at the root of our expected
prosperity. Lot some action be taken
here, at New Orleans and in st. Louis
aud in our opinion the Anchor Line Of
steamers--an institution as firm as lh'
islands that slumber in the Ocean
will give that satisfaction that tht
wants of the people demand aud tht
Bend trade reanires tri.woekly.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The Cincinnati Commercial classes
the Texas Pacific railroad as 9 "big
job" II u was . little farther north,
just where II would strike Cincinnati,
lhe Commercial would think Il . mat.
Tor OF vast N IiOnal importance.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A GOOD many Of the newspapers and
their correspondents affirm that Sena.
tor Lamar 10 opposed to silver remon-
etIzaliOn. We will not believe this IN.
I'll Senator Lamar actually casts hib
vote on this important measure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

G0vERSOR ROsIHsON ought to tell us
all about Rs-hypOtheCatlOn, while tell.
Ing us so confidently when New York
viii Re sume.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A DAILY manifest Of cotton, etc re-
Oeived b. the ViCkSburg and Deer
Creek Railroad, would be q good thing
to have In the Cotton Exchange.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

VICKsBURs will remember 1878 as
one Of the brightest years in her bis.
tory, II BY her encouragement che
secures 9 tap railroad up the valley.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

OK Thursday evening, Jan. l0ih, a
new daily paper, the 81. Louis Post, is
10 DO started In 81. Louis under the
management of John Dillon, late of
The 81. Louis Globe Democrat. We
suppose II is to supply "a want loug
lplI
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THE fnancisI pressure in the SOuth
is not near 20 great aS 10 the North.
Very few Southern Grms have failed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Friday Morning, january 4.

OLD PRoss. said there would be snow
yesterday, en- be came As near It as q
slow, cold rain.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26

The above testimonials from well known citizens 81
volumes in praise Of the California Elastic Truss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26
SIERRA NEVADA.

Under the head of Porphyry in Ore Bodies,
the Gold Hill Ne,cs of last evening says
People are wonderfully timid just now and
very liable to lose their senses whenever a
little block of porphyry is struck in the Sierra
Nevada crosscuts Experience should have
taught them that these drippings of the
hanging wall into the ore vein are the best
evidences in the world of the size and
strength of the formation. They are never
found in narrow seams of ore but always in
large ore bodies next the hanging wall. 1t
should also be remembered that the ore body
in the Sierra Nevada is being approached
from the hanging wall, and not from the foot
wall, as WAS the case with the big bonanzas
These blocks or horses of porphyry are there
fore to be expected, even as they were found
next the east wall of the Con. Virginia and
California Those excited no feelings of
alarm because of the amount of ore en-
countered before they were reached The
theory is that these powders of porphyry
were detached from the hanging wall during
the process and period of the formation of the
ore body, sank into it and thus became sur
rounded by the ore. Very large horses are
often found to have gravitated to the point
where the ore body begins to narrow, and
there to have remained, as was the case with
The one encountered on the 1850 level of the
Con- Virginia, which extended below the
1850 and was of immense size.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26
JOHNNY SKAE AND THE BONANZA
PEOPLE.

A San Francisco special to last evening s
Chronicle says: After the adjournment of
the Board on Saturday there a rumor to
the effect that the difficulties existing between
Skae and the Bonanza firm had reached a
final settlement. This settlement, it was said,
involved the removal of Skaes account from
the house of Glazier & Co. to the Bank of
Nevada, and the transfer of the control of
the Sierra Nevada Company to the Bonanza
firm. The additional statement was made
that Mr. Skae would come down on Sunday
and personally arrange the details of the
transfer. Skae came down from Virginia &C
cording to programme, and last evening was
in consultation with Sharon at the Palace
Hotel. While these gentlemen were engaged
in an animated conversation in the billiard
room, Mr.. Louis Schloss and Senator Jones,
who are credited with holding large blocks of
Sierra Nevada, were seated in the lobby of
the hotel analysing the situation. Nor were
they the only Sierra Nevadaites of the Skin
mish line last night. The Palace lobby and
other assembly rooms of the hotel were sprin-
killed. with brokers and dealers during most of
the evening, and all lines of approach, even
the most obscure trails to this hotel and the
Baldwin were covered by willy scouts, keen
for the scent of point.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26
T Z NJ S.

We are indebted to the lady managers of
the Thanksgiving social for complimentary
note of invitation to their party.
Jake Winters, the Douglass County ranch
man, brought in yesterday, with tender care,
a brace of porkers from his ranch and de-
posted them, in ali the glory of their fatness,
with Adam Uhl.
Hon. Geo c. Gorham and his oldest son,
George c. Gorham, Junior, came to Carson
on Sunday morning and remained during the
day. They left in the evening for Washing
ton.
The wind hauled from the north ard to the
southland yesterday and the prospects are
good for something less regular in our
meteorology.
Finn who killed Bethards will be arraigned
on the 10th prox.
Sam Davis has gone homo. He is as much
better az the CONSTRUCTED character of his
moral anatomy will permit.
The engine which was attached to the rear
of an up-going train to Virginia on Sunday,
getting off the sids-track, jammed Engineer
McKeen so severely that he has come to town
for medical treatment. The MORNING AP- |
PEAL expresses the hops that the injuries are
not serious.
The busy rancher, fearing lest the good day |
set apart by our conciliatory President and
seconded by our bucolioal Governor as day
of turkey, stuffing and pie, be not duly
sancti6ed by sacrificial offerings, are bringing
to town in great numbers the Bird of our
Fathers, likewise the Goose of our mothers
and the Ducks, brakes and chickens of the
ancestral stock. Sage and sweet marjoram
affiliate with the sedative onion, and the leaf
and flower Of hospitality and appetite are
destined to open and expand
We notice new figs at Perasich' 8, new candies
At Ivancovich and a vast abundance of fruits
at both those popular fruiterers.
Boskowitz spells his name in full under the
Inspiration of the consequence of the arrival
IF his new stock of goods. A very superior
,lothier is General Bosko. (It will be noticed
that we abbreviated him at his WITT end)
One remarkable feature of the present pre-
nonition is that there are no candidates for
places within the gift and makeup of the IN
coming Legislature. The aspiring blood of
is wanting. Will not somebody
ome forward What shall we dol
The Cherry Creek case is still on the hooks
The trial has proved very interesting field
or forensic acuteness The witnesses, in
nticipation of mileage, are more resigned
han one would expect under the circum-
tances. Il
Rev. Mr.. Davis is acquiring much popu- P
.rity, we are glad to see. There is plain, v
ommon sense vein running through his dis Ii
curse which commends itself to our church n
Dix. Glad to have so sound and acceptable is
preacher fetched amongst us. Hope he HI
,ay be ENCOURAGED to STAY .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26
POCKETBOOK LOST.

Any one finding pocketbook, which was
lost on Sunday night, between the depot and
Olcovich's corner Tor thereabout), will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office, and no questions asked, The same
contained some greenbacks and some receipts
indicating the name of the owner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26

FoR AURORA. Says the Cold Hill Ne,cS
of last evening: George DAILY, Superinten-
dent of the Real del Monte mine at Aurora,
has been on the Comstock for several days
procuring machinery for developing the
claim. Yesterday he loaded one of Con.
Oggs big wagons with two boilers from
George Belmors shop and castings from the
Fulton Foundry. Mr.. Ogg is doing the most
of the hauling over the Bodie route.
MATT. Huxley will find a message BY
calling at the Western Union Telegraph
office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26

The ANCIENT GAME OF Bowls The game
of ten-pins in all its glory, likewise some
other games more or less new and old, fam
tastical and otherwise, at the Five Cent Sa-
loon, opposite the Arlington See the pro-
nrietors ad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26
A Physician's A. Y-ars' Experience.

COLUMBIA. Tuolumne Co. July Is, 1879
W J. Horne, Esq-Dear Sir: For some time pastt
have have used in my practice the California Elastic Truss
with entire satisfaction in most Of complicated hernia
Of both During practice Of forty five have
found truss that would with the and certain
ty retain the required adjustment the pressure being al
under the immediate control Of the patient The
simplicity and Of application is Of itself guarantees
to every experienced physician have the honor TO remit
by mail the amount due knowing that contribute 70 the
alienation Of afflicted humanity Yours, truly
j. p TIBBITS, NJ d.
The above testimonials from well known citizens spec
volumes in praise Of the California Elastic Truss.
Send for Hluatra Catalogue and Price
Lat QI,fn Foil Information and
Rules for MeasusinR.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
nxlas 7eo Market stree', San Frsncsco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-26
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS ~nygzsF-s
COMPANY.-W. J. HORNE, Pro <z$ssa~A0iS{A
prietor.-Dear Sir: feel that oycH
it to you and t. humanity to wrtet ES ~ ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAH- E<IAr&&@5ISh
TALLY CURED of bad Of u
Rupture of thirty ears standing, by V
of your Incompatible Trusses,
which | purchased from you three
months ago. cannot describe the suffering both phy1
caly and mentally that have undergone during that
period and now fee like being | have worn all
kinds of Truse both Steel and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours Its simplicity Of
construction and facility with which it be adjusted
and the and perfect freedom the motions Of the
body with which it can be without causing any rri
tson its chief merits, and it is perfect supporter.
have had any sign Of return Of the rupture since the
first day put on and feel that perfectly CURED
invaluable and the fact should be known world
You refer any to the subject Of their inertia
am truly yours ALFRED J. BURKE,
Chief Mail Clerk s. F. Daily Evening Post
San Francisco, July 20, 1878.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
Parcissc StJcan Baptiste, % ianvier 1873

Paroissc St-Jcan. Baptistc, % ianvier 1878
Monsieur.
Ia prf~enfc e>f pour vous pricr d'avoir In
hortt d'accepter ma dtmission CONNIE mcm-
bre dn Jury de Police.
Je vous saline.
iSigns) OCTAVE HrMEI
Or motion Of Henry Miles. the
above designations were accepted.
On motion of Jos. Metcalf. the
Sheriff Of this Parish is requested to
canse to he put in repair the doors
and locks Of the COnrt House Priry.
The Jury. on motion Of A. Barre.
proceeded with the consideration Of
the Police Jury Regulations. and the
rrsolutions bcing under considera-
tion when the hour of I o'clock =. NJ.
arrived. "n motion of Chas. Lassei snc.
the Jury adjourned until Tomorrow
the Both inst, ut 1Oo'clock A. ".
JOHN CAlOLI.E.
President.
A true copy
a. c. BABCOCK,
Secretary Police Jury.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02

Tar current nnml,er Of The Phil.
adeipkia Weekly Tmes Ia enriched by
. cOntri Dution tO the Annals of the
War which IL even more than usual
" interesting to the general reader,
and II. moreover. entirely removed
from the field of controversy. II il
an authentic account Of the O,,,aniza. .
tion, Pnrposea, drill and achieve.
ments ofthe sharpsls0oters attached
tn General Lees army. For this ~r.
vice the brsvest hen and the hest
shOts were selected, for their duties
were most trying. aud upon their
hslelity and efficiency often depended
the fate Of mn army. Captain Young
covers the whole ground in nm arti-
Gle notable for its perspicuity 81
atyle. aud 1t il not Only q ,ainable
contribution to department Of mill
tary history heretofore entirely nm.
touched, bnt nm absorbing story oi
battle and adventure.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
Wednesday. January both, 1878.

wednesday, January 18th, 1S7S.
The Jury met. pursuant to adjourn.
menf. President Cayolle IN the chair
the roll was called and the following
members present: President Cayollc
Combs, Barre, Lassrigne. Metcalf
Miles. Miricg and Williams. The
minntes of yesterday were approved,
and their reading dispensed with.
The Jury. on motion Of A. Barre.
proceeded with the Regulations oi
the Jury. ard the Regulations having
been all duly and carefully consider
ed. were then adopted as whole
unanimously.
On motion of F.. MerirG. Resolved
that the Regulations of the Police
Jury adopted this day by the Police
Jury he published in the official jour
nal in supplement, or otherwise by
one insertion, at the convenience of
the Parish Printer.
On motion Of Henry Miles, Rcsolv-
ed that the Syndic of the 4th ward ia
hereby authorized and directed to
cause to l'e hnilt, ut the expense of
the Parish, n fence from the upper
line "f the property of j. Refine to
the lower line Of the plantation Of l..
Montfgnt.
On motion Of Jos. Mctcalf. Reso'v-
ed that the members of Committee
on revision each le allowed the sum
Of fifty dollars, payable on their own
warrants.
And BE it Resolved that the Rcso.
lntiOns and Ordinances adopted this
day bc and they are in full fnrce and
shall take effect from and after this
day. and that all former Ordinances
and Resolutions of the Police Jury.
in conflict with these Regulations be-
and they are hereby repealed.
JOHN CAYOLLE,
President.
A trne copy
A. e. BABCOCK.
Secretary Police Jury.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
POLICE JURY,
Parish Of st. John the Bapt;st.
Monday, Jnnua,y oath. Is7,

Monday, January 2sth, 1873.
The Police Jury met pursuant Ia
adjournment. President Cayolle IN
the Chair. The roll was called and
the following members present Pre-.
si'l~nt Cay"llr, Barre, Miles. Will.
lama, Mctcaif. Mf,irQ. Sorapuru,
I.aaarignr. Rrrnrl and Geo. w.
('o"'l's ; absent Orfnvr Hymrl. Mr..
Ircnrl requested that his uanrr lc
stricken from the roll Of the Jury /;
adopted.
The minutes "f last meeting were
r~nd. AL the f.'ll"wimy ror,rrtio.s
made item -. 475 f"r tak.ag care cf
th'. COnrt House I've chamyrd from
e7S. =" ~ :" read taking care c Conrt
H"Isr. &itkD."
Mr.. I.as.rig"r called the attcu,j,n
1T tlm jury {" rate IT licenses atl"r,.
el nj tire last meeting, as not lviny
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02

The appointment Of Mr.. NJ. A
Becnel as Police juror, vice Mr.
Geo. w. Combs, has bepn with
drawn, and the latter re.inStatesl
Two democratic members, Messrs
Hymel and Sorapnru, hare resi-
gnetl, whereby the balance Oi
power contemplated by the last
General Assembly il completely
broken in our present local Legis.
lature. We now have six repub.
licans anil two democrats in the
Police Jury.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
SKATING.

A bonnding gnllop IL good
Over wide plains;
Al wild. free sail is good
Mid gales and rains;
A dashing dance is good
Broad halls along,
Clasping and whirling on
Through the gay throng.
Bnt better than these,
When the great lakes freeze,
BY the clear, sharp light
M a starry night
Der the lee spinning
With a long, free sweep,
Cnttirg and ringing
Forward we keep!
On round and around,
With a sharp. clear sound,
To fly like n fish in the sea!
All. this is the sport for me!
Theodore Winfhrop,i in 81. Nicholas
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
Local Items.

The new Regulations of the Pc.
lice Jury will soon I've published
Neschactbe. as a supplement to the
MeschacfS and forwarded to all
our subscribers residing in the
parish Of st. John the Baptist.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
T"cslay, January 29,h, 1873.

The jury met. pnrsnant to adj"nrn.
mrnt, President Cavolle In the Chair.
The roll WIS called. and tn. following
mrm''crs present: Cayoll-, Combs.
Mrtrnlf. Barre, Las>rignc. Miles.
Mtri,i and Williams; absent: Hym-l
and S"rapnrn. The minntcs were.
read and approved. The following
reHignnii"ns were presented.
rari.!, "f 81. john the baptist. January
S.h. IS's
j" ia. Honorable P-rs'tlcnf and Members
at the Pclicr Jury If ,hr Parish Of 81. John
the Baptist:
hereby rrspccifnlly tender INV resignation
as m''mi"'r II y"nr bonsral,lr lsxly and re-.
q""-f that Il h~ s~crp'e.l and spread upou
'hc Miuufrs
Very respectfully
tSi-ncd) q. SoE.ruEc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02

Governor Nichols has appoin t.
ell Mr.. Henry Dnifel, Of Ascension
parish, .judge Of the 4th Judicial
District. IN place Of Mr.. Morris
Marks whose election was annull.
ed by the Supreme Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
NOTICE..

Pursuant IN Instructions f,sm the Police
Jury. will "n'r for sale at public auction.
at the Court Hou-~. on
MoNDAf the lIth day of FERRUAKY,
1873. At II O'CLOCK AN
Ono lot If old Slate. and
a'n" lot of old I'oors and Shutters. sn.l-
me lot Of old Lumber.
TERMS:
t'a.l, on the spot
Parish "f st. JOhr tho Bapti., J,,,,rv
?9nd.. 1873. JOHN CAYc,I;E
aja2t. Pr~j,lent Police .irrr
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Messrs. X. & ]. Watson, coal
merchants Of Pittsbnrg, Pa, and
angar planters Of st. John the
Baptist, have fled on the Goth
inst. a IRtiti"n in bankruptcy /:
liabilities, e2O,,OOO
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02

DIR. ia DESLATTE rs returns tl,auLs =,
those VIII" have kindly offered him the pru,.
fice of the late DIR. Ch,al,a,iL. ,n.l inform,
the public that he has located in the yicini,,
oi the C"ur House and the late residence Of
DR.. Chai,ausl. I,I-:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02

Capt. George 8. Darling. pro.
vOst.marshal in our parish in
1864-G6, died In Baltimore on the
25th inst, at the age Of Al years.
He was u native of Le0minster,
Mass.
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d. F. /. LIGHT.

respectfully informs the public that hc has
established Him elf ~ ID, .esidt tue" of Ir.
y. J.. Ham. Bounc'-tarrt. nud .n,r, his
medical - vices in all persons vi q viii honor
Him with THEN conii,l,ucc l5l1..
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco. when they ca" buy
M"rburg Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
Rna, at the same pricef" 2febIy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-02
SOMETHING NEW.

In order to Introduce our Big Seed Spring
Wheot. The u heat If Taos. in our locality
single grains measuring ineh ia iengn. II
Iroposcio send a sompie of the wheat free
Of ch0THe. to every subscriber io this paper
who will state the name of the newspaper
and send n 3 cent stamp To pay postage.
Agents wanted in every county to sell Ibis
new wheat.
Address J.. J.. OSMENT.
l9ja3t. Cleveland, Tenn.
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Thanks to our friends Of the
Silrer City and Mary Ida for New
Orleans papers.
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Tah'edm of Expenses
for the ycor I'7s. Parish Of 81.
.JOhn the BAPTIST.
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