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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04
PARTY USAGES, ETC.

Things and acts are known better by their
nj >tives am results than b. any name that
- ~ b. Aft xed thereto The Enterprise seeks
e" reheve It's double loaded deposition OF the
burden If unpOpularity by denying that its
',r9Dar name il THE Crawl I'd Plan Well;
.lppose we call it the Dagg Planl Would
thai make it any more acce tablet The same
.,hjoctions apply whether ", agree to invoke
Ahc latent malignancv of r :. factions inside
the party by entering upon manysided cam
nAIrn whose contests woulL. he in the nature
D. a civil-war, to determine the Gubernatorial
'aniidacy, as if we submitted the whole ticket
t. such a trying and perilous ordeal. Parti-
l..lship is partnership, whether the Game Is in
,Diied in the name Of one interest or many.
The Daggett plan is in all respects as vicious
~ the Crawford plan; and between the two
here is distinction without difference.
W. are ready to admit with anybody who
r'Doses to set NJ the claim, that the Guber-
natoriai nonin0tion exceeds in Importance the
eJcstion. let us say, for example, of the NOM
;.ation for Attorney General. But there the
inheritance ends A candidate for the Cub
e'hatorlal nomination Is OF no greater roi"'l'e
Importance ti'Hil 'ahul''a'' Tor 'e i'0'i'li,"-
TN to the Attorney Generalship. One Re
f'''"cah mas ~ E'""' " ''8.'' ~ i1''' q Ian
f.'d for TIE presentation and advancement OF
..s aspirations rs another Our convention
|''''' COZ '''' -, anu ''''''
'''''''' '' Tue 1'''''''"' - IS upon ''i0 '''e
-" P"i'I'' '''''N' "ci''c u 'i' '"i io'S
'.'' that "'e tIe"F> "' o'' present COW eii''o"
system rests. J" adopt the DaSseu pan Is
-" 'TlL th'' "eH-Sr"'nded' Sa''S'''c'"r! anu
''a-''iort' pa" A"' ignore anu "'sr"'!' '',e
'".'' ani choic' {" the c""hties NAT ~
u" custom: Tue Ht"'e Neh'rai "h'"''''eo'
c':'%"Sa' ~ representatives. rom 'ne various
.o"2''es' fixes the tests MAKES the "e''et aP
j"r,'nmentS and averages the "h'r t"ei''"
"ar'cS for holding the state '"h'eU'i"hS'
''H' rom unIe lnllneIH'SI"' me '''I''|'e" "aN'
'dA3'cd ther own 3Iah' Tor S'tc'n'S i'e "G.-
.''a-' t" that Convention. Fe"r" are Jealous
t." right" "h;'h nave accrued [" 'nell ny
Is ""'.
'"are Is personal phase "i 'h'S p"eS'Io"
'""""d who's" di"rnS"I"n "e are somewhat
"'A|S'd, f't 1t were wiser ana more i"E;I
'-''" lst toward The party to sink all such Is
SIS No man schemes OF grievances fan
>,.'s o. ta'!ac'es, claims T" sympathy OF cap&c-
't't': ''r SHARP rclartee H"ne Of these have
my j"St l'lao,, III q ,llsc"aS''n whose declared
plri 50 Is the best. course and policy OF the !
I"r'T
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04

NJ n. BPrescrIptions carefully compounded day 0
night. els
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04

CoNSoR SrocE.-U Under this head the Reno
Gazette of Friday says:
Remote just returned from Belmont
gives the Information that the Nye county
Republican central committee has appointed
Connor delegates to the State Convention.
This is the first gun of the campaign. A gen.
tleman Of intelligence and well up in political
matters also informs US that Conner will surely
beat Wren for the control of the Eureka del
egateS.
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NEW ADVERTTSEMNETS
fOFFICIAL.
RoposrD AMENDMENT TO THE
Inquire II this ot;ic..

/ PROPOSE y AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution al the Stale - Ne.ad-, passed At the
! Eighth Session Of The Legislature,
WHEREA- Fy the second section Of Article OF the Con
Sttuion Of this State il explicitly declared that thu
allegiance every citizen is de the Federal
Government and that an" power exists in the people Of
this any other State Of the Federal Union dissolve
their connection Herewith, perform act tending to
impair subvert resist the supreme authority OF the Gov
ernnent the United States and, whereas the CoIstitu
ton Of the United States ha been amended confer
Of coor race previous condition Of servtude Cond
ton 81 full and exact equality; and, whereas the Cons
the amended Contribution Of the United States therefore,
be it
RtSor-i bv the Assembly CONFORMITY with the Senate
That section Que nf Article IL Of the Constitution of this
State shall amended by the elimination thercrom Of the
word white and the effect If such elimination shall be
male citizen Of the United States shall be excluded
from the rights Of suffrage and office holding by Of
color, previous condition of ScrVtude; prOUtded
that amendment shall not he construed comforting
the rights Of Naturalization suffrage and office holding
native of the Chinese Empire and be it further
ReSolred That there shall be added t. the present Cos
sttuCp OF this STATE Article to be called and known
as Article XVIII and which shall be rs follows:
ARTICLE XVIIThc tights Of suffrage and Office hold
ing shall not he withheld from ndc citizen OF the
United by oi his color Teious condition
of s,rvitude.
Passed February Is, 1877
Rcsoref by the Assembly he Senate conc1rring That
Article Eleven On Of the Constitution the State of Ne
vlda b. anl,,d bv ad: sad Article Eleven Ql) sec
zion ten l0) thereto, which shall read is follows:
Section Tea n" pulic funds G. ans Ena " character
whatever state n5y, lnlnicpa shall DC used for
sectarian purposes.
Passed February ~, 1877.
hor7b, CO tfy foregoing be true copies from the
enrolled resolutions file in my Office.
Witness my hand and thu Great Sea Of State August g.
1878. J. .. MINOR
IsEAL.i Secretary of State, !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04

An AroUIsI1IvE TRAMP. The Elko Lade-
1co"~lt tells the following:
Through advices from Toano. we learn of
the lncursions of an impecunious tramp, in
the vicinity of diego Having Prospected the
locality the covetous tender-foot insinuated
himself INTO the section house, and was re
wtrded for his skill and labor by tho discovery
OF $50 IN com and some Chinese artillery,
which we're appropriated to his own usa and
purposes. The theft being shortly after dis
covered, however, the thief was oyerhauled
and taken to Toano, where little legal sua
induced lnm to disgorge. Whether the des-
ra'led Celestial has protited by the capture of
tho tkiei, is not, however, stated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04

HiGH"AY ROBBERY, Says the Reno Ga:ette
of August 1:
had named Charley Davis, who resides
in Virginia City, and has been rusticating at
the jess brothers ranch on Truckee Meadows
for the past two weeks, met with severe
and painful accident yesterday. Young
Davis Was riding after the COWS when his
horse stumbled and threw his rider to the
.round. In recovering, the horse stepped
npon the lads right forearm, breaking both
bones. Dr. Bergman gave medical aid to the
sufferer, and he was sent home this evening
Davis, although but Ia years of age, had his
left arm broken in the same manner some
time agv.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
CAPTAIN

StAMUEL MURRAY CARR. A CAPTAIN
- in the New Hampshire regiment commanded by
Governor Hartman deserted his wife i'll 1867. Murray
assumed the of L. n Carter, and went to New York
with named Mary Jane Burpee, taking also his
children, Lizzie Florence. aged y years. and his
Fred Elmer and Frank Weston Carr the boys being young
than their sister Carr with the children and Burpee
woman left New Yosl on the steamer Henry Chauncey,
having purchased through tickets to Wellington New Zca
land 1t is reported that the children have been
Catholic school, and George E Lane from San
francisco to New Hampshire in 1867 that he had reeog
nZed Carr alias Carter, heater III that city Carr
alias Carter has since been heard Of i'll Texs being said
that he and Lane faro dealers there. IN Texas
also in Colorado Carr known Steele Cars wife is
nurse in San Francisco heartbroken woman seeking
her children and desiring obtain Of her offspring
bess the press to circulate the above. Any intelligence
regarding Carr particularly his disposition OF the
children forwarded TO Fl. Il. MIGHELS, editor OF the
MORNING APPRA Carson City, Nevada, will be thankfully
received and promptly transmitted TO the mother
July 9th, 1873. tt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
BIshop Green's AppOlntne mo-

Bishop Green's APPoIRtme ma
t.3 1r- "a MARCH.
heridlan-FlEst sunday 10 Lent, 10Th.
khterpEtae-Iueaday, 18th.
Pasoageula-Thurbday, 18th.
biloxi-FTiday and Saturday, 18th and
Mississippi City-secOnd sunday in Lent,
and Monday, 18th and 18Th.
res Enthusiastically aud WednssdsYs
18Th Aad 29th. ~
MISREPRESENTATION, 2lst. w
Osyka-ThiTd sunday In Lent, Gath.
n4gDOllaThOnday, S3th.
AcComb Clty-Tleaaay, 18th.
Srmnit--WedBesdaE nth.
HAslehuuk-ThurSday, Dlh.
OTyeeal enthusiastically, e1th.
TeFE!-F0uFth Sunday In Lent Slst.
APRIL.
Dfy q5oye-TnssdAy and Wednesday and
BEsndon-Friday, 9Th.
Cant0n-Oth sunday In Lent 9Th.
Lexlngton-Tuesday, 9th.
Velden-rhun day and Friday, nth and
I2lh.
CarrolItOn-satu daE, and the 9th Sunday
IN Lent. 18th and l4th.
Enthusiastically and Tuesday 10Th and
Grenada -Wedne.dAy and Thursday, 18th
and IL.
Water Valley-GOod Friday, 10Th.
Enthusiastically, Faster Sunday, Goth
2ist.
Early GroVe-Easter Tuesday, 2Srd.
Lamar -rhursdAy, 25lh.
Enthusiastically, lst Sunday after Eas.
ter, 9th and 2sth.
Extraordinarily, SOth.
MAY.
BOlton-Wednesday, lst.
kdwards-ThursdRy, Ind.
Bovina-FTiday, 3Td.
VickSburg-2nd Sunday after Easter, Sth
Holy Trinity A. NJ. Christ Church r. n
9th, Annual Council.
A collection for Diocesan Aisslons may
be expected In each and all Of the above
places. W. n. GREEN.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

A private Chicago letter Of the Tth
says: I'VE hago he'd two or three
days Of intense exoitement u pFoVis-
Ions and pork. The market opened
this morning ct $40, aud has made some
wild lurches. At one time this morn.
log the panic was 90 great that We
could have bought cash q $3.50, but 10
a tWinkling the Chicago Packing Com
pany atepped'i II aud there wa q wild
rush 70 buy. Soon after, prominent
brokers who are known 70 operate 10
the interest Of New York traders,
were bidding for 5000 barrel blocks,
this saving 9 wild panic 10 the market,
and Il may DO that We have witnessed
the bottom, but no one cen fOreoast the
market YET, as II has and may continue
TO dlSappOinl us."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
The Firsmen's Association

The Board of Delegates OF the Fire
meme Association, had q regular meet.
ing last night, Col John &. Aiken,
President, in the chair. The creden-
tials of The newly elected Delegates
from Phelix No. 2, we're received, and
Col. Aiken's term Of office having ex.
pired, he retired; whereupon Mr.. De.
MO offered q resolution Of thanks to
the late President for the zeal and ef-
fciency with which be bad admins.
tered his Office, which was unanimous.
ly adopted. Me-. DEMO was then elect
cd President pro tenn, aud after the
usual allowance of Monthly accounts,
on motion Of Mr.. John G. Kearney, Q
committee was appointed TO confer
with the Fire Committee Of the Board
of Aldermen on retrenchment IN the
! Fire Department. The Chair appoint.
ed az such committee, Messrs, John G.
| Kearney, WIN. French and +. L. Gus
sio. The Board OF Del gates then ad-
iourned. The Committee will make q
thorough investigation. lop Off all Cx.
pCnses that are not absolutely necessary
10 the efficiency Of the Department,
and present TO the Fire Committee on
array Of iacts and figures on which the
latter can base an intelligent report Ia
The Board OF Mayer and Aldermen on
next Monday night. The two commit
tees will have q conference between
now aud that time, and agree upon al
points Of retrenchment. The meeting
last hight was entirely harmonious ant
highly satisfactory to all parties.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
NetIcs o Ceun,rx l.aales.

Mrs. q. E. WRrGHr, Ladies' Conn
mission Merchant and Purchasing
Agent, ViCkSburgpMis
Having access to ell the fashion
magazines and other means for keep.
ing posted % to the different styles
and nnrivaled facilities for purchasing
every article needed by Ladies', l offer
my services aa q Purchasing Agent 10
the Ladies' who trade with Vlcksburg.
| will Hll orders for Jewelry, Hair.
work, Llces, Millinery, Sewing Ma
chimes, Dress Materials, Children's
Clothing, and for every article needed
by my sex. | will also have Dresses
made to order, furnish patterns, or or
der such things from the North 90 my
customers may desire. Samples OF
Dress Goods, etc, furnished free OF
charge. Terms cash, or approved civ
acceptance, including 4 commission OF
81 on purchases on amounts Of $40, Oh
under, aud 5 per cent. on amounts
above $40. Address MRA. Z. E.
WRIGHT, care Herald Co., Vicksburg,
Mics. feb 5-dAw-tt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
CErcmIs COurG.

UPTON n. YOUNG, JUDGE-HEMAN DE-
MO, CLERK.
Wednesday, March 10, 1873.
In the case OF BOnelli vs. FArcas, Ar.
gued aud submitted 10 the Court,
without jury, there was q judgment for
plaintiff.
In the ease of Walker We. B. J. But
Ter, there was Q verdict for the plain
lif.
In the case Of Ryan W. Burgess, cub,
mltted TO the Court, the testimony vas
not concluded. a..
In the case Of Weiss We. Raymond,
argued aud submitted TO the Court,
there was ajudgment for defendant
The civil docket will probably b.
disposed of BY Saturday. ~ I'll.
An attachment case will be tried
this morning, after which the appeal
docket will be called. u. ~
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
REPORT

or the Ciy Of VickSburg, for che tOeek ending
Monday, The ilh day Of kdrck, d. b.
1875, at u O'Clock M.
March s-Infsnt child. u days, trismus,
V lcksburg, Sd Ward.
March 9-MTs. +. T.. pevenney, 20 years
disease Of the lungs, suntiJweE county Sd
Ward.
March 9~-sophia 5. Gibson, cOlored, six
weeks, spisms, Warren county.
March l0-WillIe Penelton, cOlored,
years, scrOfula, Vickshurg, I'd Ward.
March ll-Charles Thompson, 80 years
congestion Of the brain, died In the Hill
City lnhrmary.
A true COPY: 30. ARNOLD, Sexton
Z.T. WOODBURY., NJ. D., Health Officer.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15


Aamesliag of Ph6alx pfc Cen
pahy No. 2, held ct their ball Tuesday
evening. the following communication
from Magnolia ~Commaudery No. 2,
Knights Templar, Of VickSburg, was
received:
At meeting Of AagnoliA COmmAndoFy
Ne. (, K. T., held ~ thelr Asylum on Nom
day evening, March 4, A. D., 1875. on mo-
tiOh Of Sir Knight h. Donln, Q Committee
OF TIRES were Appointed TO walt upOn the
different Fire Companies Of q city, and
Invite them 70 cooperate with Ne In the
parade 70 be had on the occasion Of the as.
Ssmbllng Of the Grand Commandery oil
Knlghts TemplaF, IN Nay next.
The following Committee was appointed
Sir Knights, n. Denl0, John w. Powell
Geo. q. AanlOVe.
Very respectfully.
JOHN W. POWELL. Recorder.
YIoKeBURd, MIS-, March 0, 1878.
Aud on motion of II. DEMO, the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That the Communication from
Magnolia C0mmanaery No. 2, Knights
Templar, be received and spread upon the
minutes OF this Company.
Res lived, That the delegates from the
PhGnix Fire Co., No. :, are hereby re.
quested, at the next meeting OF the Board
Of Delegates Of the FIFE Department oil
the city OF ViOksburg, 70 urge the post
pOnement OF our annual peFsle, go as u
participate with the Grand CommAndery
Of Knights Templar that meet 10 Our city
on the Ath day OF May.
Resolved, That acopy Of the foregoing
DO sent TO the Recorder Of Magnolia Com.
mandery No. 2 Knights Templar, aud
alec 10 the Secretary oil the Board OF Dele
gateS Of the Fire Department.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Among the Dead Failures

Ot the past, how many bogus nOstrums
may he numbered Beginning their ca.
reers wit n tremendous 10 Arish OF trum-
pets, blaz0ned fur q time In the public
Prints and OF flaming pasteTs, soon, but
not too o were they ~relegated 10 the
limbo Of things Loot on earth. But Hostel.
ter's stomach Bilters ~ q living and thTiV-
ing remedy. II goes on, curing and to
cure. Mel her uHderhaDd nor open COM
pet ton affect II. On the contrary, con-
lrasl with Inferior rival preparations only
increases lie popularity, IL has been 70.
peAledly initiated, but without success
COunterfeits OF II have been surreptitlOus-
ly introduced, but have fallen fiat. Every
where IL entTenches itself 10 the conf
dt nee OF the people; ana we'll II may, for
II 10 q thoroughly reliable invig' rant Of
the feeble, banisheS dyspepsia and constt-
patton, brso' Q the nerves, cures rheumatic
III ments and kidney complaints and Grad
lcales aud prevents intermittent and re-
mittcnt feVers coda"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

ANOTHER skit from those wicked
Frenchmen (: NINE. B., q beautiful Pole,
was the rage last season. No One could
deny the beauty OF her lace and figure
but she had one defect-her feet were
enormous. Nine. B. has been serious
ly III recently, and is only just recover
ing, The other day one OF her dearest
friends of her own sex paid her Q visit.
To the tenderly put, Sand how are you
to-day, my dear ?" the Interesting inva.
lid languidly answered, "Ah! l am
s,ill very weak, but | begin 10 DO able
10 put one foot before the other"
"Come, l am glad to hear that" said the
other, cheerfully "that is saying a
good deal for your strength"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Arnin a1Irnn GiroHes

And rural retreats, where the wild
flowers bloom and unite their sweetest
fragrance, Natures healing balm for
the cure Of the ills, aches, pains and ir-
regularilies OF lovely woman, Is found
10 abundance. Developed by chemistry
and improved by science, these Won
derfully effective elements, for the spe-
cial cure Of woman and her diseases
have been compounded and offered Ia
the afflicted female under the name Of
English Female Bitters, at 81 per bot
lie. As never. falling uterine Tonic
aud Regulator, they are unequaled
j. w. Gray & Co. have secured tht
! agency for Vlcksburg. ml4.d&W 2V
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
QUE IMPORTATIONS
fnIs sEAs0N ON % q uNnQUALRD To-

OF THIS SEASON GIVE Us An ~UEEQUALED sIOcE
on GOODS. ~ Hl
BLACK silks, handsome and durable, al gi1ila,
ei.01 70 eAO. The GREAT AMERICAN NDEszAuG-
TIBLE SILK, ef.e0, ai.q5, and ef.h0.
PLAIN COLORRb SILKS, new shaasa. eommsntinR
as low a. Toe. Per yard, MIDI si,0Q, same Is quality 81
last seAssa a. s o.
Fancy Broehs ana Damasss Figures q he nsR Paris
shades hom eaOO upwnraA fftnming gaslns a etee.
THE PRICIs AT WHICH WE OEFER OUR eILaka
ARE ONEoUARTER 10 0NgIfHLRD LES
THAN LAST SEASON.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE
ID Of q certain Deed Of Trust, made on the
10th day Of July, 1875, 70 secure the purchase
money notes ofthe land hereinafter described,
which deed Of trust is recorded in Deed Book
No. I, pages 3l9 and $40 Of the records Of
deeds in Leaore county, Mississippi, 10 which
reference Is made for is full terms, we or
either Of US, the undersigned Truslees will
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, ct the east
door Of the Courthouse Of Warren county,
Mississippi, in Vicksburg, on
Monday, the 18th day Of March, 1873,
between the hours Of II am. and 4 pm, the
following land lying in Ledore county, Miss,
to-wit A certain tract Of land on the west
bank Of the Yazoo river, and known as lots
Q and l6, Sec. II; lots Q Q, and 10, II, u, 10,
IA, Is, and 10, Sec. u; the N X Sec. 10; lots
l, 2, and 3, Sec. "A, all in Township 1a, Range
l West also, lots Q, 4, 9, 10, II, and II, Sec. I,
and lots 2, 3,4,6, g. Q, 10, IL, IL, 10, IA, and 8
Sec. IS, and lots l, and 2, 3A,6, O. g., 9, 10,
IA, and 10, Sec. 10, and lots 9, g. Q, 10, II and
II Sec. 20, all In Township 10, Range l East
containing about 1900 acres, more or less, 70
pay said debt and interest and costs and ex-
penses.
The undersigned convey only such title as
they are invested with by virtue ofthis trust.
CATCHINGS q INGERSoLL,
feb8-w6t Trustees.
The above sale has been postponed un.
I'll TUESDAY, 10TH INST. mhl3AWlt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
MARRIED.

HILLYER-sCOTT Married, at the
residence Of the BRIDES mother, In New
Orleans, on Saturday, March 9th, 1878, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Persiyal, Mr.. GILES II. HILL
YER, OF Mississippi, and Miss JENNIE
y. SCOTT. No cards.
Mr.. Hillyer and his beautiful bride will
leave for their future residence, SklPWiIhS,
AisSp on the JOhn ,. Aapde, tO-dGy al
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
NArcuIrocuEs Ia Dec. IS, lS7B.

W. l.. JURGIELEwIcz, E,q New Or.
lesna, La.-Sir: The TWO bottles Of
AMI. Rheumatic Mixture, sent me some
time ago has been fully tested, and |
can say, with wonderful effects. To my
knowledge, II is one of the best medi-
cines now IN use. Enclosed s. by p. D,
money order, for which send as many
bottles as you can for that amount,
either by mail, il practicable, or by our
regular boats TO Grand Ecore. | re-
main, respectfully yours, etc,
d&wIt l.. DUPLEX
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
"From Northern PInes

To Southern Roses" there does not ex-
lst anything compounded by science or
experience which, In remedial value,
compares to that acknowledged fret
class remedy, known as English Fe-
male Bit'ers. II cures those serious
and troublesome diseases that are pecu.
liar to all females. Chronic cases o
long standing, whether affecting old o.
young, married or single, are cured
like magic. Price has been reduced Il
one dollar, or three for $3.50. Sold II
Vicksburg by Gray & Co. 7d&wIW
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
& IAYLOR.
NEW YORK.

We IEFORf TAELAnfFsO Or WE0waBuR7
THAT q HAIL n ExfHN9 DEraHIMEHf g
NOW 80 FH0a0UdHLrOH4AHlLH1 IaNN CAS- ne
THEIR SHOPPING IN NEW YORK WfTHQuE TE4
ENPkNgE o. TRAVELLING THHRl. WNhzlnstNs
MARKED, : CATALOGUES o. LADIE8, ~
n CHlLDRENb WRHIBHIHd GOODS MEHAlh
70 ArPLfOANI1 WHO SIND uH TlfEfR NHHHEA
PLAIN CLEARLY THR KIND bR a00na WAAH1
We SELDOM FAIL IN EUfflN1 TuEM. EnoHTHA
PRINTED CATALOGUE IHEFc A ALWAYS ~
SELECTION on GARMENT Tfk7 WILL 1fNA
GIVE TEE PROPER hRASukRAkAM 10 INSURE
SUCCESS. 4t ..H N
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
W. cali attention of our readers Id

VIZ call attention of our readers 10
the professional card Of Doctor g,
Beard, the weIl.known New Orleans
Oculist aud Aurist. Doctor Beard Cal
give excellent accommodations at the
Orleans Lnirmary, l42 Canal street
New Orleans, TO patients requiring
operations.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

Col. VIZ. II. MCCARDLR has been
COlled to q very responsible and dell.
cate business by our LegislAtuEe-ths
collection Of Confederate records re.
gSrding the Mississippi troops. He IL
the very man for II, although the apprO.
priatlon 10 small. However, we cup.
pose the publications will turn Out
some pro6t.-[FOrest Register.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Board Of supervisors.

A SPECIAL MEETING or TIE BOARD
"A Of Supervisors Of Warren county.
Mississippi, will be held on Monday, tke
18th March, 1878, 10 act upon the PROPOSE
tion OF compromise made BY the holders Of
the bonds OF the Mississippi, ViekeburK
and Ship Island Railroad, Tor the exton-
sion OF said Road, aud for other county
business.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
March, 1878. ALEX. II, ARTHUR,
d8t-Wit President.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
A WESTERN editor who was called

A WESTERN editor who was called a
blue Ribbon Idiot" by a local cOtcm-
porary got a little more than even by
remarking in the next issue of bis pa
per, that, "The wife Of our cOtempor-
airy down the street was very pleasant
ly surprised ON Saturday night. Her
husband returned home an before mid
night and was not more than twO.thirds
drunk. Her usual custom is to Sit NJ
until one or two a. IN. aud pull off bis
boots before he goes to bed"