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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
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FURTHBB PATIzKGz NJ KfazUE-
The people have Walled long. IS their
pleading goes much logger uhhssdod
they will DO heard from im unpleasant
iOnes.--L Cincinnati Times.
Nor HAYEs's FAULT.-Ths highest
court Of The land pronounced Hayes
elected. he saw 8 people tyranizsd By
soldiers 10 violation OF the Constlsu.
lion, and be put q stop TO It. Now 70
any more spoons ere taken Il will not
be Hayes's fault.-[Sl. Louie Times.
Nor REPUDIAToqs.-The New York
Tribune alludes to the Southern peO.
pie as Q set OF rcbels and repndlatoFs.
As yet we know of no party in the
South which has for lie platform the
repndlaliOn Oi the Federal debt, but II
the Tribune really desires 10 organize
such q party, Il is proceeding upon the
right line Atlanta Constitution.
A REFERENCE TO THE CONSTITUTION.
We respectfully point the proposers OF
that cOrrupliDg nuisance, the income
tax, 10 the following brief observation
mo capIlatIon or other direct tax shall
be laid, unless in proportion to the cen
sus or enumeration herein before d.
recled 10 be taken." This prohibition
is In the Constitution Of the United
States, article l. section 8, clause A.
Boston Globe.
some TRIBUNE FooLIsHNEss.-WheI
those who imagine that the cause Of re-
forms 10 to be aided by .helping tht
present plundering and repudiatinl
Democratic party, It 10 not worth whil'
10 argue. We believe that the duty o
the hour 10 to put stop 10 internal dis
sensions, bring about q better under
standing between the Executive an(
the legislative branches Of the Admin
islratlOn, consolidate the Republican
ranks for the coming conflict with lh
most dangerous enemy the Nation ha
had 10 face since Lee invaded Penney
Vania. ......
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The Vlcksburg HERALD wants more
stringent laws against carry ing deadly
weapons. Did It ever occur to that
iournAl that the most severe are not al
ways the best laws. The present laws,
If properly executed, sre, In our opin-
ion, sufficient for all practical pur-
poses. 1t is the manner Of execu'
ton, and not the law, which makes the
trouble.-[Lsxineton Advertiser
We regret 10 say that there Is no law
in our statute book against the carry
ing Of concealed weapons, but the Ad'
verliser takes It for granted that there
Is, and therefore, mls.Stales us. We
have law severely Furnishing the ex'
hlbl,lon Of deadly weapons "in rude,
angry aud threatening manner, not In
necessary self.defense," but this is all
What we want is the prohibition oil the
cowardly aud dangerous practice Of
carrying dirk.knlves and pistols, cOu'
pied With heavy penalties, to show 10
the world that our lawmakers, at least
recognlzlne that We are not living in 9
frontier country. The law should b'
passed, at any rate, and as 10 i'S ex
ecution, that would be a matter for fu
ture consideration.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The Board MT puFsuaut g adioufHment.
Amer the new members bad given bond
and duly quallaed, the following busluess
Was transacted:
Supervisor Gould reported leass Of
school section 10, township n, range
3, east, for 1873, 70 WIN. owens, for the
cum OF q, and hled the acoeptanee OF
AesoFs. Anderson q Bro, ioF the sane.
supervisor CoWan reported the lessee ot
school section ~, township 10, range .,
east, 10 A, W. Brien, for the cum Of 1920,
payable November IL, 1878, Mr.. BTien 70
give bond and security for the same, 90 be
approved BY the President.
The jury appointed to examine and re-
rOrt the value Ot the land for the change
Of the road near Oak Ridge, reported It's
value At Sl5J. The report was received
and allowed, DR.. NeBmlth 10 make deed
70 the county for the same.
A jury we're appointed TO value the land
necessary for the change Of the public
road, as per the petition OF Messrs SEQ.
Hawkins and others, for change Of Mont
Albon road, near J. u. BrabstOn's.
Mrs. NJ. 3. Blake was allowed Sll -, the
amount Of double assessment Of .axeN,
section |, township II, range 4, east, OF %
acres.
The petition Of Jacob ReIs was referred
TO the President. who will examine and
report on the same at the next meeting Oi
| the Board.
The petition Of Job Casebolt was grant.
ed and 8 allowed for over payment Of
taxes.
| The contract for work on the COwan
road was awarded 10 b. A. Cameron and
J. 7. smith.
The petition Of Frank Grafton was ap
proved and the matter referred to super
visor Kemper.
&. NJ. HasZinger was continued az
keeper Of county POOr-hnuse until lst
May next on the came terms as last year
Tue following bills were allowed, afleI
which the Board adjourned till the nex'
regular meeting on the fret Monday II
FebruaIy:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

o. the Cir of HleksbaFQ, Tor sas a0eek eHdlae
1N0RddN the IN dag Of january a. ~
/. 1878, Gtt20'cs5et N,
jan. s-Mrs. Klleu McCartpey, q yeaEa
months, pneumpnia, reeidsaco Madison
parish, La. bihf. ia
Jan. 8-MaFy A. White, 10 yeaFs monih
I days, congestion Of the brain, Vlcksburg,
81 Ward. y eols lAt fI
Jan. 4-Halen A., Marbles, colOred,
week, hives, Vlcksburg, 4th Ward.
Jan. 6-MaFtha YOungbloOd, cOlogeds II
years, c1nsumptlOnt Warren county.
Jan. g. John Pafila, about i5 yeare,
verdict Of the jury, scan TO his death
from an overdose Of arsenic, administered
By himself" tickeburg, Sd Ward.
Jan. B-GeoFgiaaG JcuEdan, c0l0Ted, q
years, phthlsis pulmonalis, died In the Hill
City LnhTmary. l
Jan. B-AllCe May, years, pneumonia,
VioksbuTg 80 Ward.
Jan. T-Mfs. Eliza p. Brown, "A years,
pneumonia, Vicksburg, ID Ward.
A true copy: 10. ARNOLD, Sexton.
z. 7. WOODRUFB. n. D., Health Onicer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

aeeher'a Crusade am ama D4wazs
Hsaehart ssfmon ab0lishlne heli
Be- a9akcHea uu filile sxeiigment =
religious circles In New York ne
sermon arose from tbs caae of E
Merriam, who Was chosen as pastor ez
3 church &c Iadlan Afbof. but Wss ~
iused confirmation By The Maasachu-
sails Congregational Conncll becansa
be declined e believe II hell. Ihq
Springfield Repnhlican lnleEViaWed 81
the members Of the Council On this
subject. and found that large number
OF them entertained lhe sane views aa
Merriam.
Beechers sermon hau produced slmi.
lar interviews II New York, with the
unexpected result that = large lumber
Of ministers OF that city ere found 70
agree with him in hla diebellef IL lhe
existence Of q material bell and Of
eternal punishment,
The Catholic and Episcopal minis
lers were all found orthodox on this
subject, and refused 10 Join bin 10 bis
crusade on The devil. Several Preaby-
telian ministers, whlle unwilling 70 alA
together accept the doctrine Of lhe
abolition Of hell, disbslIeved at the
same time In eternal punishment, ex-
cepl on the basis Of eternal Ginning.
They were In doubt also Of the mode
Of punishment, whether II was mater
ial, |. O., sulphur and birthstone, or eLIl-
ply by the conscience. The Methodist
ministers went even further, aud &C.
cepted to Q considerable extent tho
theory Of the non-exialence Of bell
one OF them had q vague Idea that God
would decapitaie or blot out Of exlsi-
ence the inCorrigible sinners st The day
of Judgment, and that eternal lie being
found only IN Crist elernal punleh-
ment, which necessltaies eternal life
for iis subject, could not, therefore. be
believed. Another disbelieyed u eter-
nal punishment because material bodies
aud fires are Of very limited duration
; and cannot be eternal. l.
The views expressed on this question
we're most varied and contradictory
even ministers Of the came secl appear
10 have no common We've on this most
important subject, and differ ae great.
" as do Christianity and M0hnmme'
: danism. One fact is certain, that there
: is no general doctrine on the subject q
hell among 3 number Of leading eects
At The same time Il 10 plain that ths
views Of ministers on hell are growlna
. broader, aud that while most Of then
are unwilling 10 60 70 the extreme lhA
Il naoahaa aAuOaaiaa a lapaa mum her ri
D them are disposed 10 do with the
: medieval hell OF snlphuts riEnstone
r pilchforks, etc. a
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
The Texas ReYer.

There are several persons in this city
affected with the Texas fever, and ev'
cry day we have calls for papers from
that State. We think that oil who con-
template removing to TexSp, should
thoroughly inform Themselves Of the
country and not rush blindly to bitter,
and perhaps, ruinOus disappointment
We doubt very much whether Texas Of
fers any greater rewarda 10 industry
and enterprise than Mississippi, psrtic'
ularly our section, and one thing is cer'
tain, that . family uDprovided with
means must meet with greater hard
ships there than here. In regard to
this matter, Col. ThOs. A. Pope, an old
citizens Of Texas, says;
al would like to give ono word OF
canton 10 those who think OF emi.
EFalipg to Texas. This past Fall and
Winter have seen hundreds Of emf
grants arriving Al the various stations
an the railroads and looking In vain
for some place where they could Nod
work aud shelter. There is plenty oi
room and plenty of work in Texas
Anv industrious man can accumulate
sonelhing there, but let me advise yoV
That You should know before you star
where You are going to and what you
are going 10 do. BY asceriainiDg thi
much before you leave your present 10
calily, you will save much time, troubl,
and money, and perhaps save yoursel
from real hardship aud suffering, un
less you are amply provided will
means"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

Carr. DARNEY exhibited q beautiful
sud highly finished map Of bis surveys
to Vhe Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
yesterday afternoon. He has certainly
executed bic task With gFea! thorough
ness, and The results reflect credit on
his skill aud industry. His favOriIe
route for bringing the YazoO into the
lake is through Boat Slough, Indian
Camp Lake and Flat Lake. This route
gives but one foot and a half fall
throughout It's entire length, which is
sufficient for the purpose, and moi
enough TO affect the navigabi'ily Of the
Yazoo river.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Vienna Rolls.

To one quart OF flour add two Tea
spoonfuls Of DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER,
sift thoroughly, put in little salt, and
RIB tablespoonful Of lard or butter
through the flour; use enough sweet
milk for soft dough, roll ont and cut
with round cutter; fold over like q
turnover, wetting the edges with milk
10 make them adhere; wash over with
milk TO give them q gloss, place In
pan so they will not touch each other,
and bake fifteen or twenty minutes.
They are. delicious. ai. '..
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A RESULT OF pEMoEETIzATToN.-h
Il be said that silver is worth bat nine
ty.lWo cents as compared with the dol
lar In gold, We answer that this proba-
bly, results from demonstration, 4 piece
Of surreplilious rsscalily, perpelrated
in the interest OF gold aud Of foreign
bondhOIders. The figures show con-
clusively that before the act Of demo
netizAtion silver was at premium, as
compared with gold, and for this rea-
son was not In circulation,-t PiHsburg
Commercial Gazette.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
A Big Whisky swlndle.

ClNcINNATI, Jan. e. Anthony
Trempe, q member of the 6rm Of Hoff
& Co, whisky dealers, who lately
bought whisky to The amount of $780,.
600, on thirty and sixty daytime, aud
disposed Of It 10 Southern markets,
was to-day arrested, charged with OBJ.
tanning goods on false pretenses. Hof
can't be found, and Il is supposed be
has absconded with the proceeds.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
The South not Representative are
Glad of II.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-rhe South is not
represented 10 the Woman's Suffrage Con.
ventiOn. Mrs. Hooker advocated recon-
atrnctlon OF the police. She favored tue
Introduction OF the female element on the
force. Mrs. President Sarah spencer, ln
closing yesterdays exercises, said the
Republican Senators were alarmed as
there was a dying party at the Capital,
but they would glady grab women euf.
fFage or anything else u they thought Il
would save them. She gave notice that
the Convention would make grand raid
on the Capitol at ten minutes after - on
Thursday next, and Il they found both
eT than meet them, they would take pos.
session OF the buildings.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
A Body that was Nearly Petrl'
fed.
Raleigh Ubseryer.l

AsHEvILLE, N. G., December 25.-It
is fact not generally known that the
cemetery of the Methodist Church In
Hendersonville, N. g., contains q pot
rIhed human body. About the year
1886 Miss Adellne Byers lived Will
her father, Francis q. Byers, fifteen
miles south eflhis plsce, in Henderson
county. She wss q bright, sweet girl,
much beloved by ell who knew her, aud
her band was won by VIM. Pinkney
Murray, whom she had known long
and we'll. Soon the nuptials were
celebrated, aud the bride and BRIDE
groom at once set out 10 search OF a
new country, following the setting sun
10 the Mississippi Valley. There they
located and began the journey Of life
together in real earnest. Prosperity
and happiness came TO them until al
an unexpected moment death cut down
Mrs. Murray in the very prime OF lite
The discOnsOlate widOWeT, consigning
the body OF his deceased wife 10 the
dust, as be supposed, sought "surceast
of sorrow" in The Wilds Of Texas. A
few years afterwards DR.. Josiah John
son, intending 10 return TO North Carol
ina, whence he had removed with hil
brolher.in.lAw, Mr.. Murray, dislnterred
the body OF Mrs. Murray, for the pur
pose Of carrying It back with him
Imagine how amszed he was 10 find i
| in the coffin just as he had seen II there
years before The same ieatures-al
most the very same expression Bu
what he saw was not fiesh-it was soliC
stone! The body had petri6ed, in tha
condition he carried It to North Caro-
/ lima, and delivered Il 10 the aged faith
er, Mr.. Byers, who could hardly doub
that his daughter had come back Il
him asleepl The news spread tha
Adellne's body had been "turned into
a rock" and great was the desire o.
everybody 10 see It. Attempts werI
made, 1t is said, 10 steal II out OF ih'
cellar where the old gentleman hat
carefully concealed II, but they weTl
unsuccsssful, All through the war !
was guarded by the father as the mos
sacred trusty but few persons beinI
allowed 10 see Il. About elk years age
4 however, II was quietly buried in tn
Methodist Cemstery In Hendersonvill'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

TIE peace OF the household is often
dependent on the culinary and dcmes-
tic skill of the housewife. Ladies
know this, and by uaing D0oLEy'e
YEAsT PoWDER, insure Themselves the
most perfect bread and pastry possible.
lie use is economy also, for every can
Is absolutely full weight, and i is 90
strong aud pure as 10 demand the use
Of Q much smaller quantity than usual.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

WaachIng n Rifle Balls Flight
Rochester Herald
Three gentlemen, members OF the
Amateur Rils Club, Yesterday alter
noon we're In the town Of Brighton,
Fife shooting. The distance was 200
wards; all three were shooting Greed
moor rides. From the firing point 10
Ihe target the ground gradually as
cended, 90 that q small telescope, bat
Q good one, firmly fixed in true bounds
on tree, al q distance Of perhaps
thirty feet, made . fine point for OBJ.
servaliOn. One of the shooters, while
looking through the glass 10 mark q
shot Of one Of his companions, exclalm-
"a that be saw the ball ~ 1t sped on
he mission. The announcement was
received with Incredibly; but one oi
the other shooters went 10 10 the glass
and he also saw the ball almost as II
lell the gun, and through Its whole
tileht, nearly the whole line Of its ira
ieetOFy, until Il struck the target. Sc
Interesting aud beautiful was the sigh
that every shot was watched by one
or the other Of the gentlemen; and !
ls an &C ual fact that the point at which
the ball would strike the target coult
Ue seen before the ball struck. II wa
even insisted upon that the rOtar!
motion Of the bali could be observed
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
ConEraaaman Waddell I.aoiurine.

NRw YoRK, Jan. 9-Hon. Alfred n.
Waddell, Of North Carolina, Chairman Of
the Congressional POst.Office Committee,
delivered o lecture last evening at the
Masonic Temple, before an immense
audience, for the benefit OF the Post-0fice
Mutual Aid Association. He was Intro
dnced In q brief speech by the Postmaster.
General, aud held the great audience IN
close attention 70 the end. His subject WGa,
"the two Americana, Moore and Manryp
Cooper, James Couch, Il HaudfJrd,
Ben J Willis, VIM. Fleiseh, Henry Il
Pearson, General Arthur, General Mer.
rlt, A y Cornell, Z Q. COwdfy, Anson Q
MtCoOk and Mayor Ely,
Congressman Waddeil returns 20 Wash.
inRt0n tomorrow, having giyon nearly
two. weeks time to postal matters IN this
city.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

n; Tisou, ~; tucker, 81; GOlEon, (;
Spsighi 3 Whole numbef at Seles,
los necessary 70 q oh0iee b5.
Second Ballet Percy, IS; Tlson, g |;
Whitaker, IL; Ticker, Is; Gh0lsOn, i.
spsighi, l. Whole number votes, 100 (;
necessary 10 choice, s.. NJ fuckers
name Was Withdrawn. lf
Third Ballot-Percy, 90; Tison, IL |;
Whitaker, Is; Spelghi, 2. Whole num.
Der I00 (; necessary TO choice, So.
Fourth BAllOt-Percy, "a; TisOn, 46 ;
Whitaker, 8. Whole number, los;
necessary to choice, SO.
Mr. WhilAkeT's name was with
drawn.
Filth B,llOt--Percy, So; TiSOB, 80.
Whole number votes cast, l08 necessary
TO q choice, 5S.
Mr.. Percy was declared elected.
Upon motion, the House then took Q
recess until 5 O'Clock.
The House was called to order at
three o'clock. Messrs. Tison and
Tucker conducted Speaker elect Percy,
10 the chair. Upon taking the chair,
Mr.. Percy said: "Gentlemen-l
thank you sincerely for the evil
dence of confidence and esteem
for myself, which you have
to-day manifested. l will only say that
shall use my best endeavors TO de-
serve and retain that good opinion
throughout our association as members
Of this body.
/ Mr.. Geo, NJ Govan was elected CLERK
on the second ballot. w. T, Holland
of this city, wac Fl .cled Sergeant-at'
Arms on The fourth ballot. Vaughan
colOred, emb"r, was elected Door
Keeper.
Mr.. Street offered the following reSO'
luton:
Resolved, Taa. a epecial committee o
seven lie appointed 10 report what, In theii
opinion, 10 the hest method Of revising 0l
amending the state Cone tuition; ais0 al
10 the necessity OF q reoOdlacatlon Of th,
laws, and that the Committee report 81
soon IS possible.
Mr.. shands moved 10 lay over unit
morning, carried.
House adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There was full attendance Of mem
bers OF both branches OF the Lsgisla
ture tO.dAy-only seven Senators ant
nine Representatives being absent.
The appearance of the Legislature
individually and collectively IL yer!
favorable commented on by ciIizsn
aud strangers, and as far as looks g
the people will expect good laws, econ
,, omy, and needed reforms ct the hand
of their represents natives. Z.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

You can save money by using Doc.
Lays YEAST POWDER, for less butter,
-four, eggs, etc are required TO acc om'
plish sat sfaclory results. This Is not a
needless, hap. hazard statement, but a
fact, verified by the experience Of many
thousand families. Try II and prove
the claim,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
MIscELLANEoUs.


BOLIVAR, hIeS., December ~, ie'.
EDITOR AVALANCHE - Not having
seen any structures on the levee bill
proposed by Mr.. Casey Young, pro.
pose 10 look ct the bill with reference,
10 District No. 2 OF flevees. Mr.. Young
being a young man, and returned with
difficulty by the Memphis District, had
better conine hls attention to subjects
familiar 10 him. Had l been shown
the bill, without knowing ils author, /
should have said Morton, Blaine, or
some vIndictive SOuth.bater was The
author oft.
The bill proposes 10 loan, not sp.
propriale, the Slales inundated $A5,'
600 600, payable 10 % years, bearing
CnO European interest 10 90 low ~
Der cent. The bOndS, should they be
put into The market, would command
probably 40 per cent. We would
realize SlS,OO0O00 of money to levee
from Cairo 10 Ba'ize, and Mr.. Casey
Young and the balance Of the ring (has
he so soon become contaminated) will
pocket S27, 100000.
The tax 70 hear y rs cents per acre
on cleared land and cents per acre on
woodland, is worse still. Now, cir, this
is q stab in the guise Of friendship, no
Southern man would give or expect to
receive. We have just passed from
under the domination of Radical
thieves, who run our country and cities
in debt, aud left us with State tax Of
II mills on the dollar. Yet this tax is
as onerous as any passed by Radical
ox.conviCls,
Why, sir, only once did our LsgiSla-
ture, for q special purpose, and for one
year, authorize our Board OF Police TO
levy q tax OF 25 cents per acre for levee
purposes In addition to the 10 cents
ievee tax; yet this was not as unendurA'
able as the present law cOntemplates
for our State tax was then, as now, m
on the d, liar, and our county levee
could only be 100 per cent. on II. Now
Il IL 225 per cent. Moreover we bad
then $2S0OOOOOO, which we have mol
got now, TO sustain our credit yes
and invested in the best labor In the
world. We OF Levee District No. 2
beg small notice at the hands OF such
II suds as Me. Casey Young. We cat
, lake care of our enemies, but deliver
as from The kind sollcllude OF out
iriendP.
We thought Mr.. Young a lawyer
and knew better than 10 heard sucl
, a clause as that where the State o
: Mississippi shall cede or grant right
of way, for levee. without submitting
Il TO vote o, the counties. He wi'he
10 arrogaie too much power for III
; States-he Is more than States rights
in his articles of Faith, he is lot
plump, he leans over, he falls too llv
for our ideas OF q statesman.
. Having spent $1,000 600 or "a, 10000
= on the fronts Of Issaquena, Washington
= and Bolivar cOntles, We are nearl
> protected from overAow-and with
, debt hanging over us-not unmanagea
= Bile, cons q1ently we will not an
cannot 90 into any arrangement taxin
= ourselves TO help others unless "
y draw a percentage according to aFei
otherwise we would rather be exclud
ed entirely from the benefit OF the Ac
We will not be made the subserVieH
tool or Catspaw OF this or any OihC
f Congress, aud we trust our watchft
Representative, Gen. J. r. Chalmer
r. will write 10 some Of US and let Z
have a finger in the pie we pay for;
sfs .- .--s s-s---S- S---.--7-- i
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Col. shaiter ana Lieut., Bullis's hvi.
Aanee. N

WASHINGTON, Jan g. while the ganer-
81 tenor Of the evidence OF Col. Shafter end
Lieut.. Bullls develops ne neW iDcts, the
impression ia astrengthenlng that the Fed.
eral N litary force both on the part o. the
Uni ed staLea aud Mexico must De mains
talned on the Rio 0fande. Apprehension
Of serious complications between The tH0
Governments is dissipalea.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THE coming dress for ladies doesn't
touch the pavement by about three
inches. This will obYlate the necessi-
" of ladies wishing they bad three
hands when out promenadihg; but
some new method VIII have 10 be de-
vised 10 keep the sidewalks. swept
clean. an.-[NorfistoWn Herald. p
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

"A MCNsTRous FAIsEHooD.-T The
debt Of the Nation is the debt of con-
Quest, and represents the Northern tri-
ump6. The South hates II, and wishes
10 substitute tie own lCsses as the real
debt; This is the Issue, and ills get
ling into shape TO neCessitale one Of the
most bitter conflicts we have had
fNew York Tribune. ".f
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
ssasnatiOn Of the EnsIish Money Mar.

, LONDON, Jan. 9-The stagnatlon IN
money, says the Times Of to-day, in ils
financial article, exceeds anything ex-
peFienced for q long time. Tho rise In
cOnsOIs ls partly due 70 Investment By
banks and others having she disposal Of
large sums Of money which cannot be
longer any just hcation for the Bank Of
England maintaining The present rate Of
discount, l.hI.l asa fslla
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

FRANKFORT, Jan. 9--rhe, second ball II
loriU uited states SenRtOrTeslllled as! !fdl-
lOws:, Williams 30, Lindsay 20, AcGrsefy
%. BOYD, Republican, 10; two aosentees,
THIRD ballos williams 81, lindsey D,
MeCfeeTs q, and Boyd lS. p 't.'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
FROM THE CAPITAL.
AsSsablIas Sf ihs LOuIslEiHFs-B0lh
AOusss 0FvaBlzsd.

HSB. 4. 0. RSynelds Elected PFssIdsnt Pre-
Ten. o. P. PsEssF, sSOrStaFy; LE
Laaalsy, ssFssast.si.AEms; HsaFy
TaylsF, DSOF.KsspsF.