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ELECrORAL COUNTS. :
WAsHIN6ToN, April7.s

How II 10 Proposed 60 Elect Future iPrsa.
-fi~.r ay idouts. .,ss tEi glgfYfIit
The Morning herald., 1878-12-27
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

ANOTHER LONG TALK-AN HOUR AND
HALF SESSION, AND vnRY LITTLH BUsI~
NEss>THE INSURANCE ON OUR SCHOOLS :.
An adjourned meeting of the Board o.
Education was held last evening, Presi.
dent Eckel..in the chair,
Mr.. Lobdelps amendment to Law 6.
Section II, in reference to the Insurance of
the Public School property was taken up
for consideration.
Mr.. Lobde.l's motion was to strike out
the words "home companies" which
would. take away the right to insure in any
of our city companies.
Mr.. Lobdell moved in lieu of the words
''home companies" to amend his amend
ment by inserting the words "and in such
companies as the Board may direct.
On motion of Mr.. Lally, the ayes and
nays were called:
Ayes-Baird, Grimshaw, Grubb, Kent,
LobdelI, Morrow, Speakman.-7.
Nays-Betts, Furry, l.. P. Grubb, Lal>
ly and Eekel-5
Ihe insurance COmmltGee presented Cne
following report: Your Committee on In>
sursnce directed to ascertain and report
whether the Farmers or New Castle In
surance Companies hold the premium
notes OF this Board, and, If so, the dates
and amounts thereof respectfully submit
the following:
Your committee called at the Offices of
the New Castle Insul ance Company, to in
quirs if it hclo any premium notes Of the
Board Of Public Education, and were in
formed that it held none, ,astatement in writs
ing of which is herewith submitted. (Ver,
|ify.
Your committee also called at the office
The Morning herald., 1878-12-27
WILL IN A FIGHT AT
SMYRNA.

Information WAS left at police head
quarters of fight on Christmas day, at
Smyrna, between Gus Belmont and George
Smith, both former residents of this city,
IN which Belmont had an ear bitten of.
The person who gave the intelligence
said Belmont is q barber, and once worked
for A. Aschsnbsck, ct Second and Market
streets. Mr.. A. says no one OF that name
ever was In his employ, but that . "Gus"
Wick, was, and sfterward moved to Smyrna.
Hs is probably the person. Smith 10 thought
! to be IN this city,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-27

of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Conf
pany, and were informed that the Coni-
pany held premium notes. statement Of
which Is herewith submitted. SThe amount
insured, is $39, ,100, Premium Notes, 81 ,95j;
Premiums $97,75.
The committee was Informed that tho
farmers Mutual can insure as stock
company under its present charter an ex,
tract from the By Laws hereby preseRtei.
TH0S, R. LALLY.
P. u. FURRY.
LEWIS T. GRUBB,
The committee presented the following
resolution in connection with their report:
WHEREAS, that the Committee on I,~
surance is informed by the officers of the
Home Companies. that they will insure at
as low rate as any other responsible
company, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the Committee on Its
surance be, and is hereby empowered to
plate the policies Of insurance in the homs
companies.
DR.. Grimshaw moved to amend 'that
the Committee ON Insurance, renew ths
policies becoming due between this time
and the 9th Of January" in lieu of all
all words after the word Resolved. Ador,
ted.
The same gentleman presented resolu-
ton, instructing the Insurance Committee
to insure the Public School building, No.
l, for $4,000.
The resolution was amended, fixing that
insurance at SIS, 900, and adopted. $1,000
on the furoiture, books &C., and the re>
naming $4,000 on the building.
After some discussion, great deal OF
which had been INDUCED in during the
evening, the Board adjourned until Mon
day evening at 7 80 o'clock.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
THE SILVER nTLL


Resolutions e. : nssllna q Vsw VERT
Bsas PFsslassts; Thsy Seen VERY Mech
AlaFssa ss ts lhs ERssl toe PasssOs q
the Silver Bill Will HaVs-PFosIdOnls d
T'ssi CsnpaaIss, savluBs Banks end
Life IasaFaHOs e0apaalsS Invited to Par.
tIOIpals Ia ths nsslIaa.
New YORK, Jan. ga meeting Of
Bank Presidents was held at the Clear.
Ing House to-day. The effect of the
Silver Bill now pending IN Congress
vas discussed; and resolutions were
adopted referring the matter 10 . com.
miitee of I've, who shall recommend
suitable action 10 an adjourned meet
ing Wednesday, the 9th. Representa-.
uves OF twenty.fOur banks were
present.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That IN view Of tine bill now
under consideration In Congress, which
proposes, in effect, TO supercede the exist
Ing law requiring the redemption OF legal
tender notes Ia gold, on aud after the hrst
OF January, 1879, by Il Rklng silver dollars
Of 4l2K grains, the legal standard for pay.
ment VI al debts and the measure oil com.
mercial operations 10 the United states, II
10 the duty Of bank officers to seriously In.
quire what effect so important q change
will have on the conduct Of general bust.
ness aud upon the respective Institutions
under their charge, and what practical
measures ran be adopted 70 preserve their
various trusts from the serious damage
which will inevitably follow the passage
Of the bill In question.
Resolved, That the subject be referred
70 committee OF bank officers, the
Chairman OF thla meeting being one OF
them, who shall recommend aultable ac-
tlon, aud whose report shall be presented
and considered at en- adjourned meeting
TO be held Wednesday nexk Ct 1 O'Clock.
Resolved, That copy OF these reD0lu.
ti0ns be 1t once telegraphed 70 the Clear.
ing houses OF Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, inviting the Bank Ofi0org there
TO consider the came, and Il practicable, 10
send delegates ~ attend eur meeting
Wednesday, with View 10 mutual OOun.
sci aud concert OF action.
Resolved, That the Presidents OF Trust
Companies, Saving BankS, and Life In.
sufance Companies OF this city be als1 10.
vlted TO attend the same meeting, and 70
participate IN the discussion.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
A Card from MAS, Sseo. "a. GOvsn,

EDITOR HERALD: A citizen OF Holly
Springs has seen proper to write let.
ter to the CArthageniau, published ct
Carthage, Leake county, Miss, chsrg-
ing me with derelictiOn of duiy to my
party during the late canvass. He ssys
" l dOn't remember that ever met him
(GOVan) 81 q political meeting during
the sanVass, and on the day Of the cleo
tlon be spent the most OF the day upon
the public square, one mile from his
voting precinct" In answer TO THE, l
have to say that attended nearly every
political meeting of the Democratic
party held at Holly Springs during th
late canvass. am aud have been for
the past year, the Special Agent of the
Planters Fire Insurance Company Of
Memphis, ard during the canvass was
called away from home good
deal Of the time on that busi.
ness, but when at home l always
attended the meetings Of my party.
Upon the day OF the election, !
was At my precinct all day, acting as
challenger after IL O'Clock AM, and
remained In the room where the votes
we're being counted until 0 pm.
voted the regular Democratic ticke',
aud Influenced three out OF four cOlored
men In my employ to vote the came
ticket. Now, this Holly Springs cor.
respondent OF the Carlhagenisn, "Who
PROCESSES to be my friend, wrote 10
that paper, for the purpose Of dsmag'
ing my chances for the CleFkship Of the
next House Of Representatives. If he
had confined himself TO the truth,
would have nothing to cay Ia reply
but &c he has seen proper to indulge Ia
misrepresentation aud Slander, l am
compelled by sense Of duty to myself
10 dennunce bis statements 90 unqual-
lied and maliCiously false.
This correspondent, under the gnise
Of friendship, has attempted to give
me fatal stab, at time just prior to
the assembling Of the Legislature
when be thought would have no op'
portunity to vlndIcate myself through
the columns OF the Csrthagenian. Thil
forces me to avail myself OF the
columns OF your paper, In answer lC
his coWardly attack.
Very respectfully,
GEO. n, 0OVAN.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

rms WIoambaRg aaa Me@PAfs
m@lil Agail.
There ls danger that Vlsksburg vii
have no malls up the Bends 0ftsneI
than once . week after the different
contracts ere made, now contemplated
BY the POSt.Ofioe Department. We
have referred earnestly TO this matter
twice before, but the news that has just
reached us from Washington cOnvinces
us that the matter Is not fully under.
stood there yet. senator Lamar aud
General Chalmers, when they SaW
by the 6rst article 10 the
HERALD, what was contemplated by
the Department, called on POstmsst-
er.General Key to prevent the change
be seems to have mapped out. He In
forme them that be had provided for
tri'weekly mails from Memphis down
to the mouth Of Whits river, aud that
instead Of decreasing the msils from
this city, he desired 10 increase them,
90 that we shall have tri.WeeklY mails.
He has provided for the service from
Memphis down by the Memphis
packets, and he hopes the Vicksburg
packets will bid to take the mAils
up the river 10 the mouth of
White river, three tImes Q week. This
Is all very Gne, but unfortunately for
Vicksburg aud her interests, she has
no packet line running to White river,
aud five depend on this scheme Of the
PostmSSter.G General, our chances for
having only one mail 0 week after
next june, for four years, iS very 6ne.
This will not begin 10 do, and we be-
seech our Representative to again
call on Judge Key aud fGlly
explain the matter to him. We
feel confident that he does not un-
derOtaud the situation, for he cannot
be 90 partial to Memphis interests, and
90 unjust TO VlekSburS interests, as TO
deliberately adopt . programme that
looks like II was cut out in Memphis
to 81 the different Memphis packets.
II all those Memphis packets ere to
have q contract, WO hope the Post
master General will not on that account
cut Vlcksburg aud the Bends above
down to once q week. Let the Depart
ment continue the old tri-weekly
schedule between this city and Mem.
phis, aud then II Il sees ", aud 10 able
to give shorter lines contracts also, we
shall not complain.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The famous artist Couture, who 10
now about sixty years old, is descI ibed
as short and stout, with q large, fne
head, g large mUslacbe aud small eyes,
which sparkle like diamOnds when he
ls pleased at anything; aud, like most
all artists and literary mon, he is very
careless IN his dress. His faVOrite
costume is an old gray dressing.gO Wn,
which falls to his feet, and large
pair of wooden shoes. lie has . die.
like to wearing ordinary shoes. He 10
most independent even gruf, In his
manner, and has very strong likes and
dislikes, which has caused him 10 have
3 great many enemies, especially among
the other artistic. He is very republi.
can in his ideas, and last but not least,
is very devoted to bic family, 20 much
80 that he cannot leave them for more
than day or two at time. HE man.
ner Of painting 10 TO put the paint on
the canvas right at the 6rSt touch, and
leave II there. lie says: "WOrk care.
fully look four times at your model to
Que ct your canvas; DO sure that your
drawing is correct before you begin to
paint, and then be sure that each touch
of color is the right one before you put
Il on the canvas. After the color has
touched the canvas II should never be
touched again II II is not right remove
II entirely aud begin again. Do moi
mix your cOlors too much colors when
mingled together (but not mixed) ere
brilliant, like the diamond mix them
little aud they are like gold; . little
more aud they are like silver; still q
little moro and they are lead one
more turn OF the brush and they ere
mud, and so on until your color is per.
feclly dead"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
WAR ITEMS.

LONDON, Jan. ga StAndArds Con.
siantinOple special reports that Sophia
ls completely evacuated.
Russian Movements Near BTHeToum,
VIENNA, Jan. s The Wiener Presss's
special, dated Tiflis, says the Russians
have occupied SIidija. At SlldijS the
road from Elzeroum west crosses the
Enphrates over q bridge. The Tlmes's
Vienna correspondent says II this Il
true, communication with ErzerOum is
cut on ell sides. The last dispatch
from Erzeroum admitted that the Rus
slsn cavalry had driven the Tnrkl
back on Slidija.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Steamer In Distress.

PRovlDEEuR, jan. 6.-A large steam
or, supposed to be the Old Colony, oil
the Fail River Line, ct anchor seven
miles o6 boat house, Newport, has
signal OF Distress Aylng. The steamer
Cactus, torpedo steamer Nina, and
steamer EOlisus, have gone to her aS-
sistsnCe.
LATER.-The steamer Old Colony
arrived ct Newport In tow ct $3.50 this
morning. She broke her steam pipe
IN two places, and capslsed her larb0aTd
smoke stasks. Passengers ell right.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
We fud the following paragraph 4

We 6nd the following paragraph In
the Baltimore Sun. The General was
stationed at Vicksburg for several
months, and wac In command of regi.
ment on duty here ct toe time Of the
big are:
TRIAL OF AN NOFEICER.-Ac correspondent
ct Washington Gays that Gen. N. A. n.
Dudley, Lieutenant Colonel Nlnth United
States cavalry, has just been tried at Fort
Union, New Mexico, for dls0bedlence OF
orders, dIsrespect 10 HE superior officers,
conduct prejudicial 20 military discipline,
and being drunk on duty. Tee trial Was
completed on the 18th instant, having last
from Fort Union say that every charge
wac fully proved, and that Gen. Dudley
has undoubtedly been SertenOed 10 die.
mIaaal.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
a Free Translation.
Burlington Hawkeye /

burlnBtOn haWkeye
"Eneas, DEAR" murmured the beau.
ll(uI q leen Of Carthage, as one Sum.
mer eve, with pensive thought, they
wandered on the sea-beat shore
"Eaeas5" Speak, Queen of the Seas, |"
the goddess.born replied. "speak on,
what whilst her haben? ?" dTell me
one thing" she said, and her wistful
eyes looked up into his like dreams ol
melting starlight, "tell me, my good
lord, one thing" "One thou bright.
eyed daughter Of the stars, 9 thou
sand !" replied our hero. @Nay," che
whispered, leaning closer to him and
nestling her head upon bic breast,
so that her lifted eyes mlght
smile and shine upon The
bronzed face Of the hero, abut one.'
linus, sed 3 buster" be murmured
quoting from Esop, which be had
read when boy, task what y0u will
and !, by ell the gods, will tell whal
you Geek 10 know" She was silent
for little space, and then, looking Or
tenderly into bic face, sighed s0ftlJ
and said: "Ifa billy goat Is . bulGer-'
Gneas started, aad bic eyes stoOd Ou
on his cheek bones and staFtsd ct eacl
other and Queen Dido in utter amaze
ment. She went on-"W Would you call I
nanny goat Q buttressS" The god
dees, born sat hlm down upona rosk ani
said he just remembered it was IOdRI
night he Aed. He climbed into lhl
i!rat chip be saw aud beat hls way Il
the next port, and Dldo never saW hin
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
A FlutssE Among me Commercial
YEaVslaEa Of New York.

New YoRK, Jan. 5.-The action Of
several merchants OF this city, with q
view of doing away with the present
system of commercial travelling, or
selling goods BY sample, caused iut-
ter among those who have been en-
gsged 10 this class Of work. One
traveller on being asked what he
thought of the move, said: / think Il
will be suicidal for New York, as other
cities will make more strenuous efforts
TO get trade, aud good travellers will
seek those cities for employment"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
A Positive Demand for work or
Brend.


. San FRAEOTsCO, Jan. 3.--A large
body Of unemployed WorkiDgmen
marched to the Mayors Office to-day,
and Q committee waited upon the
Mayor and demanded work or bread,
and suggesting that they be set al
work on the streets or other public
improvements. The Mayor addressed
the crowd, stating his inability to take
such action, and oounselihg such appli
cations, when necessary, 10 the various
Benevolent organisations. The speeOh
Was received in sullen silence. The
crowd, to the number OF several thou.
sand, then marched to the new City
Hall lot, where they we're addressed
BY agitators Kearney, WellOck aud
others, the iCne of the speeches being
to the effect that they must help them.
Oelves by force, II other means failed.
As the Globe.DemOCrAt would say
these fellows ere merely getting dOwr
70 that solid basis where they cam
grOWl any more. When they die from
hunger they will quit raising rows fol
bread.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Reeogal.loa Of he pLas oovornment

RocognIsion OF the DiaS Government.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--The question
OF the recognition Of the DlAg Govern
ment has been considered BY the Cabi
net ct recent session with no impOr-
tAnt results. Il ls intimated, however,
that II Diaz authorizes aud will sauo.
ton the cooperation OF his troops with
ours on the Mexlosn side Of the river,
aud preserve order aud prevent raid.
Ing, that Il will tend very much to-
ward recognition Of bic Government
by the United States.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
LOwer Rates OF aateresG IhG
Emle.

- NHGs
New York Letter to Philadelphia Ledger !
Savings bank depositOrs may as we'll
familiariEe themselves with the prOba-
bllity that they will have to be content
with even Q lower than The present %
per cent.) rate OF interest after the lsl
OF January. Those institutions have
sllll the same difficulty 10 msking safe
and probable Investments that they
have experienced since the panic, and
rather than take additional risks they
are Inclined to curiail business. A
leadlng bank, 10 Wall street, has ceased
70 take 8 higher sum on deposit than
1900, aud q prominent Official con.
necled with one Of the largest
up town institutions said this
morning: ave would bs very glad II
people would come aud draw out their
money, or cease for 9 while making
any deposits ct oil It 10 next to impos'
sible % make per cent. for them IL
the present condition of business, and
there would seem 10 DO no alternate
bot to further reduce the rate Of in
lsrest." There is good reason for be-
lleying that this opinion is held by
other bank oiiCialp, snd that after thI
the New Year there will be come con
cert Of aciiOn having that end in view
The smaller banks, possibly, may die
sent, In order to obtain and keep busi
nesS, but II the larger ones cut dowI
The rate as prudential step, what thI
latter may temporarily gaia In one wal
will - lost IN an0ther-that is, BY thI
impairment Of public confidence.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
SOME idea Of The hOrrOrs Of war may

SOME idea of the horrors Of war may
be gained from such paragraphs 90 the
folio wing, which iS taken from Q late
English paper: " The price Of 9 human
Jew ct the seat Of war 10 Bulgaria L
ten francs, more or less. Il varies &C.
cording to the regularity, soundnesp
and whiteness Of the teeth. In PariI
the quotation lS Afty per cent. greater
al wholesale rates. The ghastly ware
are conveyed In Cases containing hvI
hundred, and the teeth ere exlracteG
after their arrival ct the city 10 Whlcl
the Jaws are consigned"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THB Mississippi Legislature and the
LOuislana Legislature meet next Tues.
day. We hope both these bodies will
instruct their Representatives and
Senators In Congress to vote for the re.
monetizAti0n of silver. The Louisiana
Congressman, some of them at least,
seem to need some orders from home.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THERE are several celebrated billiard
bosses In New Orleans just now, and
there is to be o grand billiard tourna.
ment In the Crescent City, beginning
next ThursdaY.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THE 81. Louis Globe. Democrat has a
new name for H. It says the failures
ere only process Of liquidation, which
is bringing the business Of the country
down TO 9 basis of real values. Per-
cons In financial distress, and ell the
people suffering from the hard times
and the grip Of the gold shriekers, will
be delighted to hear this.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

FLOREECE, Jan. S. General Alfonso
FeFroua La MaFgmora, O well-knnwm
Llalian General aud statesman, 70 dead.
LOHDoE, Jan. 5.--A Standard apeolAl
from Berlin announces the death 0f
Marquis WidOpOloski, Distinguished
Polish etatesman.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
0UR IMp0RTATI0NE

on THIS sEAsoR aHygug AN UnEoUALEr srOgE
o. H0oba
BLACK IkHb, haadssms ana duFabie, al utaiha
el0ote eaee. II 0nE4z AMERICAN ISnEs1Ruu-
IIBLH elEK, ei.e9, el.aA. ana ei.6a ,7-, ~,
PLAIN C0t6aEb eIEgs, nsW skaaes. eomsnsneIsa
g lev q Jbe Psg yaEd and e gi.OQ sam6 Is quality q
last season 81 81 a8 ~
Fancy Bresha and Damassa EieuFes q shs neR pnsia
ohad@ iss@ ss.oe aswssAa zssn@iag Rallns a eles.
THE RRIcEa AZ WHICH We oVFER our eTIKn
Akk ON&ouARfk1 70 0Nk-fHfRD LRa8
THAN kAg1 SEASON.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

Lsdiss, ki.sssi, and ChidFena Hosiery nom si 10 q
desen up 70 the hnssl geads. Athgueusse and pIet.
tes designs ia HoseEy are represented 10 ouf slock n
6llk, Cottsa end MeFias.
sAias ef beauty is Joy ioFsVsF,H
and dbeaalfnl sisekln ere nsE eonsdsfed a. inAsnea
saole paFl u fsmaIs attire.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A NUMBER Of our great journals are
very busily engaged trying to settle the
war In Europe, but as the war still
goes on, we suppose they have not yet
made their influence felt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

TIE New York Herald says the hard
times have told severely upon immi-
grafton. For the year the arrivals In
New York were In round numbers
64OOO, as against $4,000 10 1873.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

CADDO and BOssler parishes, Of Lou.
iSlana, recently went Democratic BY
handsome majOrlties, ct elections to al
vacancies to the LoulsianA Legislature.
Both parishes used to be considered
Radical strOngholds.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

GEN. CHARLEs E. FURLOEG leaves on
the evening train for Jackson to attend
to bis Senatorial duties. He will Oc.
cupy his old quarters at the Edwards
House.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
NHAWLN. NANTLRN bod WRAPN

lndlA vAlsy CashAsrssAasis from at0o0 90 IN. Inila
Rilied OentsFs aa eeeao and up.
Real pseeA, Cksdda aaa sifipad India Hhnvla nsv
eaalsnas aqm Sizes upEaFda. Also, iuli lines Bftnh,
Ifanch an4 German ehaHs In bsanlfnl new stylss ~
Aa bsse ana Dsst Fsiiahls manufacture Paris Nan.
W. anf Ceak e ths lasssi modaS from ei5oO up and
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

PARIs, Jan. 5.-The RepablEQuo
Francais, M. Gambella's oFgsn, calls on
the Government 10 remove the preseut
commanders Of the several army oorpa
N0le.-Most Of the Generals are
Bonapartists, and none Of them are
Republicans.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
pemoorasio suoosss.

SHREvEPoET, Jan. 6.-The Demo-
Gratis elected Democrat to the LeEis-
lature TO suceeed Gen. Mcmillan, ap-
pointed Pension Agent. The negroes
bolted the Republican nominee.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
NOYRLTTRN IN DRESS GOOnG

elys EieA@ display Of eoleEinss and brilliant sseiu
AhssAaoa tAan fss maay years paa ana " ere reoey
lng y every karopaAA sasamss tfs,A additions V our
ne Hlzsa COSTUME CE0fHs range 10 pslss non
~. yaEa y e9.eo, asa On ieHPsiesd DRRa8 Go0pq
fon tee. . yara up na1T q then bolng as aatoiiVa
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
No Changes to be Made In the FEeneh
Ehhluat.

PARIS, Jan. 6.--A correspondent Of
tho Times says EumOTs Of changes
within the present Cabinet, telegraphed
Thursday, are untrue. They we're cir.
culated through party motives.