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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16
BEcKs c0LoRED cATTLE.

We are rejoiced that some Of the col
ored people of this county have sufi-
cient respect for themselves to feel the
sting Of being called "Beck's Colored
Cattle" 1t is good sign and it en-
courages us so much, that we proceed
to tell them why we call the negroes
who intend to vote for Beck, his cattle.
No man, white or colored. can, in
our judgment, support Beck from pure
motives, because he is an impure, dis
honest man. This has been proved
beyond any sort of doubt.
He is also insincere and hypocritical.
His line Of argument with the colored
citizens, is that he is their best friend
and most trusted defender in time of
need. In making this statement he is
playing the consummate hypocrite. If
he was really the valuable friend of
the colored people, he would try and
retain influence with good white citi-
zens, and he would not steal the
school fund of colored children.
That he may not answer that
this is only the HERALD's talk
we charge that at an election in
this county he openly advocated the
following programme:
That the Democracy place In the
political field regular ticket COM
posed eDczuSt0e2y and entirely Of aohite
men, and that they pledge themselves
to support said ticket, and that here
after in all elections, Federal, State,
and municipal, they keep their party
organization intact and regularly pre-.
sent the nominees, GOho shall dll0dyS be
a0hite men, for the support of our pee
pie.
That hereafter they discountenance
and regard as political traitors and
enemies to this community, those Of
our people who, from any motive,
make or assist, or cause to be made,
official bonds for Radical office. holders
when elected to office.
Now, colored voters, that s
your Beck. II you vote for him, you
deserve to be called his cattle.
He is only trying to get your votes,
that he may have more years Of good
stealing and if you vote for him. in
the face Of the proof that he stole your
school fund, and is aOhite liner at
heart, you deserve to be called his
slaves, or cattle, or any other con-
temptible thing. The Democrats
would like to have you vote their
ticket, and promise that if you do, all
your rights shall be protected and that
the school fund for whites and blacks
shall not be stolen, but if you do not
want to vote the Democratic ticket,
there is one thing you can do, you can
let it alone. In other words, ii you
throw your votes against the white
race and draw the color line, the
whites know how to meet the issue
and will not shrink from it,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16
circumstances Point to suicide

Circumstances Point to Suicide,
ST. LOUIS, Oct. H. The dead body
of young man which was identified
by papers found on his person as that
Of G. ii. Eatherly, Presbyterian minis
ter, lately from Nashville, was found
last Friday on the road side several
miles from Houston, Mo. He was
shot through the head, and a discharged
double-barrel pistol was found in his
hand. Circumstances clearly indicated
he killed himself. A watch and chain
and $50 were found on his body.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16

AN Indian scalp in Arizona is now
worth $500.
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Yours sincerely.

GROVER CLEVELAND.
At the conclusion Of the reading of
the letter, which was received with
loud applause, President Cleveland
was enrolled as the first honorary
member Of the club. Following this,
"a motion was carried by acclamation
to elect Gov. Hill an honorary men,
ber also.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16

Whisky Causes Another Death. :
Special to the Commercial Herald.
SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 12-About
o'clock Sunday morning the incoming
train on the Texas Pacific, while back
ing in at the junction, ran over and
killed John Daley, young white man,
aged eighteen, son of Nat. Daley, a
well-known cooper here. The evidence
before the coroner's jury shows that
Daley, in company with two other
youngsters under fourteen, all intoxi.
Gated, went to the junction for the
purpose of going to New Orleans on
the night train. Reaching there, they
all went to sleep on the benches in
front of Louis Wiedeman's eating
house. 1t seems that Daley must have
heard the train coming, and in his
drunken condition, stepped on the
track and was knocked down by the
rear end of the sleeper, having his left
leg greatly mashed, and his left arm
and shoulder mashed into a jelly. Mr..
Wiedeman heard his groans and called
TO the conductor to stop. The other
two boys were still asleep on the
benches, under the influence of liquor.
The unfortunate boy begged Conductor
Wiley to kill him, as he knew he
would die. He was brought to this
city and died about 4 o'clock this
morning, Daley has been engaged
here for some time selling newspapers
and doing odd jobs. His mother lives
in New Orleans, and his father lives
here.
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A Postmaster's Son Short In His
Accounts,

'RENoyA, PA, Oct. 12.-Further de-
velopments appear in the shortage a!
the postofEice here recently. Inspector
Speese, of PittsbCrg, discovered a de-
felt OF $1,000 in the accounts Of De
catur Wells. the postmaster's son. It
has now leaked out that young Wells
was obliged to make up $3.50 Of pre-
vious shortage in May, which was paid
over to the inspector by a brother-ln-
law. Subsequent discovery Of the
$4,000 shortage has lead to other dis
coveries. His victims are all foreign
ers. employed for the most part in the
extensive car shops of the Pennsylva-
mia railroad. One favorite game he
worked on this class Of people was to
take cash for money orders and give
registered letters in receipt. There are
about 1000 mechanics employed here,
most of whom are young men, and who
send money to their parents monthly.
Nearly all of them have suffered.
When the peculations are fully ex-
posed they will reach over $4,000. The
affair has aroused the indignation Of
everybody in this part of the State.
The prompt removal Of Wells is de-
manded. Inspector Speese is examin-
ing the books and the department at
Washington has the matter under ed
visement.
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An Interesting Case to News
papers.


CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l2-Ex-Post-
master. General Key, presiding in the
United States court here is trying a
libel suit for $4,000 damages against
the Times by Dixon, tax collector, Of
Blountcounty, Ala. A dispatch semitic
the Nashville World last March stating
Dixon while engaged in an attempt to
rob his own house was mistaken for a
burglar and was shot and killed. The
dispatch was sent out by the Press
association and appeared in all papers
supplied by it and was republished by
the Times. The suit is attracting
considerable attention, as nearly two
hundred and twenty daily newspapers,
through the country, contained the
dispatch before it appeared in the
Times are Interested in the result as
should it be recovered in the present
case it is said every other paper which
published 1t will be sued.
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justice to Col. Pecry.

"Mr. Burke wrote the plank in the
Democratic platform relating to the
Improvement of Western waterways,
and stated to the President that the
people of che Mississippi Valley felt
great solicitude as to his attitude,
owing to his failure to mention the
subject in his Inauguration" = Times
Democrat.
We have heretofore corrected the
Tlmes.Democrat in this purely
imaginary statement as to the author
ship Of the waterways resolution in the
National Democratic Platform. Here
is the truth about the resolution Col.
Percy of the Committee on Resolutions
drafted one covering the river ques-
ton; and 1t with others was referred to
a subcommittee, Of which Mr.. Burke
was a member, to be framed into the
platform. When the subcommittee
reported back its action to the whole
copmittee, the said resolution had
been diluted into jargon; the promi-
nent and dominant idea contained in
the naming of the mississippi
River" having disappeared. In Wig.
orous and earnest argument Col. Per
cy had the committee to restore to the
resolution its original pith and vitality;
and thus incorporated into the plat
form. r..
There was no sort of occasion for
the President to refer to this matter in
his inaugural; and the talk of "great
solicitude" because he didn't is pure
misunderstanding Times.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16

"A APERFECT substitute FOR calonel. mereurv
blue mass, etc, can be found IN NJ. Al. Simmons
Liver Medicine, For sale BY an Vicksburg
druggist,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16

ARE you going to the Vicksburg
races in NovemberP Certainly.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 30, lSSi


Herbert ?. Bissel, Esq, President, &C.:
My DEAR SIR-Please accept my
thanks for the pamphlet you sent me
containing papers read before the
Cleveland Democracy of Buffalo. The
collection gives excellent proof of the
amount and value Of the work already
done by the organization. l know of
nothing which could better engage the
endeavor of such an association than
its declared objects-"to foster and
disseminate Democratic principles, ~
and "to promote and secure the
political education and Democratic
fellowship of its members"
A marked improvement in our poll
tics must follow, l think, a better un-
derstanding of the reasons for the
existence of parties, and clearer ap-
prehension Of their relations to the
welfare of the country and the pros
perity Of our people. Membership in
aparty might as well rest less upon a
blind, unrehecting enthusiasm for a
certain continued partisan companion
ship as the hope of personal reward
and advantage. and more upon de-
liberate attachment to well defined and
well understood party principles.
And this better condition is to be
realized largely as the result of such
work as the Cleveland Democracy has
undertaken.
The Democratic cause need have no
fear of the most complete discussion
of its principles and the history of its
great leaders and their achievements
cannot fail to inspire the members Of
the party with pride and veneratioD.
1t is well in these latter days to often
turn back and read of the faith which
the TO unders of our party had in the
people-how exactly they approached
their needs and with what lofty aims
and purposes they sought the public
good.
The object of your organization
should arouse the zeal and continuous
effort of every member and its use
fulness should insure its encourage
ment and prosperity.
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The President on Parties--Letter
From Mr.. Cleveland to the Cleve-
land Democracy Of Buffalo. st,
From the Buffalo News, Oct. 6.
The following letter was read at last
nights meeting Of the Cleveland
Democracy:
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L'esprit Limitation.

On annonce d'Alexandria que
q%nelques enfants de coulcur de Co.
lumbia, paroissc de Caldwell, Lou
isiane, qni ava,ent recemmen: etc
temOlns de administration de bap-
temes par immersion, suivant lie
rite baptiste, ont ell Pidee de jouer
au bapteme. lis ont salsi TN de leurs
petits camarades, age de , ans, ct
Font .plonge ct replonge dams une
mare dot ills ont oublie de lie reti-
rer qnand lis ont etc rassassiGs de
ce genre d'amusement. lie petit
malneureux est mort d'exees dc
bapteme.
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DECEs.-Le JUICE James Rogers
est decide hier, apras-midi, dams Ia
residence de ses files. LIE defunt,
natif de la Pennsylvania, a immi-
gre ell Louisiana il y a environ
trente cinq II ct II travaille pen
dant p%lusieurs annees i la fonderie
de ThibodauX. Apres celia il fut.
dams differences elections, elu juge
de paix, position quill occupant en-
core lorsque la mort Ia frappe. lie
Juge Rogers 6tait 'un homme tres
affable ct rempli de toutes les qua
lites qui font estimeret venerer &C.
lui qui les possede. SEES funerailles
auront lieu aujourd'hui, dams lie
cimetiere de reglise Episcopalienne
st. John.
G. l.. Bergeron, natif de Thibo-
daux, fills de fen Adelard Bergeron,
est decide, a In Nouvelle- Orleans,
lie % de ce mois, age de % ans.
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ce livre qui sont curieuses ct dol
vent etre vraies.
L'autenr remarque que chaque
profession a sou odeur qui lui est
Ell qnelque sorte %particuliere. Beau
coup de marriages Sc font dams la
meme profession. I'll y a Ii, dit>il,
nne cause m%ajeure :c'est que le par
fun de la femme s'harmonise avec
celui de rhomme. Les contours al
ment les parfumenses ct les c~alicots
reclierchent les employees du Lou
vre."
Pent Gtre a cette cause majeure
faut-il %ajonter que 81 lie calicot pre-
tere les employees du Louvre, c'est
peut-etre parce quill les a sous In
main +; les militaireS aiment les bon.
mes d'entant {; ce nest pas unique
ment, je suppose, pour leur odeur.
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LIE parfum des femmes.

Sill faut Ell croire un savant fran
Gals, lie dOcteur Galopin, chaque
femme 4 son parfum. La bruno qui
a la peau tres blanche sent volon-
tiers rebene, avec n pointe de
muse ; les blondes pures ct cendrees
degagent I'M delicienx parfum
d'ambre. lie docteur assure que ces
dernieres son aimees plus long
temps.
On voudrait quill nous apprit d'on
lui viennent ces revelations. Quand
NJ. Pasteur apporte ses theories sur
lie microbe, il a bien soin de nous
confer lie chemin quill a pris pour
arriver !; cette verite nouvelle :
nous pouvons lie refaire apres lui,
reproduire e experiences, nous
cOnvaincre 4 notre tour.
Rien de pareil avec lie docteur
Galopin. II promulgue un dogme =:
II blonde cendr6e embaume Pam
bre. Comment voulez-vous Qu'on
lui reponde
lie docteur Galopin dit Moore que
certaines femmes, averties par une
sOrte d'instinct choississent entire
les parfums, ceux qui Sc marient
lie mieux a Iodeur Qu'elles repan.
dent ct en- rendent ainsi la sensa.
ton plus vive. Ce sont la des as
sertiOns' bien hasardeeS.
II y en- a beaucoup d'autres dams
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INVENTION CTILE. = Les gems
experts dissent, avec raison, Que
leau que ron rencontre a la surface
de la terre nest jamaiS pure, ct qne
Peau de la pluie content, en- disso-
luton, toutes les substances aui ex-
lstent dams Pair; telles que Foxy
gene, Pazote, Facide carbonique ct
quelquefois DIES traces d'acide azo.
tique, de carbonate d'ammoniaque
on d'azotate d'ammoniaquc. Ces
dernlers sells Sc trouvent surtont
dams les eaux de pluic d'orage. Les
premieres eauX de pluie cOntien
nent en- outre les corps strangers
qul Sc trouvent sur les toitures ct
les poussieres qui sont en- suspen-
sion dams Patmosphere. Toutefois
Fean de pluic recueillie avec soin,
est la plus pure dc touteS les eaux.
L'eau DIES heuves, DIES r~ivieres. des
puts, est moins pure que Feau de
pluie !; ellie renferme DIES chlorures,
DIES sulfateset DIES carbonates 4 base
de chaux de magnesie, de soude, de
pOtasSe ct d'alumine.
D'apres &c qui precede, il est
done admis que reau de pluie re-
cueillie avec soin est la plus pure.
Pour obtenir ce resul:at, il NY qu'
i taire usage de rappareil derniere-
ment invente par +. Samoan, don't
Oh peut voir dams nOtre Bureau un
mOdele artistement execute par Il.
Glover. Get apparel est DIES plus
simpIes ct peut'6tre facilement
adapte d toutes les citernes, a un
prix Reinforcement molique.
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Les Cleanliness en- papier.

On connait les portes ct fenttres
Ell papier, les roues de chemin de
fer, les canOtS ct canon en- papier
voici maintenant lie tour DIES che
minees. Nous parlons DIES chemi-
nees d'usine, de ces hautes colon
hes enhancement constitutes Ell
hriques ct qui mesurent parfois JUS
qua vingt cinq metres.
Dams une usine de Breslau, on
Went den construire une de dix
hult metres d paide de blocs de pa.
pier comprime assemblies au moycn
dun ciment SiliceuX.
Les experiences faites Il cette
construction bizarre ont donn6 les
meilleurs resultats au point de vue
de Ia soliditf, de relasticit6 ct de
rincombustibilite. QUAINT au prix
de revient, il est inf9rieur a celpi
DIES cheminees Ell brique.
Ajoutons qn'un carrossier de
Londres fabrique, depuis quelque
temps, de charmantes voitures ell
papier, elegantes, solides ct legeres.
Tout au papier, toni en- papier.
Nous vivons a Page du papier.
Grace aux suffrage electoral ct
aux bulletins de vote, le papier
n'est-il pas lie dispensateur de la
destinee des peoples
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TRISTE NOUVELLE.-Jeudi der
nier les j%ournaux de Ia NOuvelle-
Orleans nous ont appris la triste
nouvelle dc la mort de Thomas A.
Hendricks, Vice president des
Etats-Unis. IL a succombe 4 une
paralisie du cerveau causee, sans
doute, par les travaux excesslfs de
la derniere campagne electorate ct
sa mort est une calamit6 publique.
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DRAME.-Les danes dc LafOur>
che Sc %proposent de bonner, les -
ct IL du mois proclaim, dams III
sale des Narietes-salle dies pom
plers-une grande representation
dramatique. La piece choisie est
une nonyelle piece qui fait actuelle-
ment fureur sur les plus grands
theatres DIES Etats-U mis- ct qui, GER
tainement, sera embarrassment
applaudie par lie nOmbreux auditoi-
re qui Sc propose d'assister aux re-
Presentations.
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HIM n for the working class. Send
cents for postage, and we will
Dmail you free, "A royal, valuable
box of sample goods that will
put you in the way of making
more money in a few days than
you ever thought possible at any busi-
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes. young and old. You can easily
earn from 30 cents to s. every evening. That
all who want work may test the bushes, we
make this unparalleled offer to all who are
not well satisfied we will send 81 to paw tor
the trouble of writing us. Full particulars,
directions. ETC., sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great s~success absolutely sure.
Don't delay: Start now Address STINsoN &
Portland. Maine.
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BAYOU.-Le niveau de reau du
BAYOU est m%aintenant aSSeZ haut
pour permettre la navigation DIES
gros bateaux. Tous les stedmboats
qui avaient rhabitude de naviguer
dams ce cours d'eau sontdeja venus
s'amarrer Il nOtre wharf ct Sen sont
retournGs avec un plein charge
ment pour la Nouvelle- Orleans.
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PAPETERIE.-Grand assortment
de papeterie fine 4 la Pharmacie
Thibodeaux, d vendre depuis 10
cents la boite jusqu'a $3.50. &c
nest pas In peine de Sen priver.
Dams 10 meme Establishment on
trouvera 6galement un assortment
des mieuX chOisis de parfumeries ct
d'articles de toilette, lie tout sortant
DIES fabriques les plus en- renom DIES
Etats- Unis ct de fetranger.
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A VENDRE.--L'habitation Leigh
ton une des plus bellies habitations
du Bayou Latourche ct approximate
de ThibodauX, est anloncee pour
etre vendue a l'amiable par parcel
les on Ell enter. Les conditions of
fertes acquereurs etant tres
liberales, engageront lespetits plan
tours du voisinage d acheter.
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LOCALES.

Town HALL.-LOuverture DIES
Submissions pour la construction de
FH0tel-de-ville Il en- lieu mercredi
dernier a Pheure specifieedans Pan
nOnce. lie cOntrat va Gtre bient0t
dome ct les traVauX wont cOmlneu-
Ger aussit6t que les materiaux ne
cessaireS setont sur les lieuX, &C
qui ne tardera pas.
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VENTE DIES FERRIES.-C'est Sa-
medi proclaim que lie president du
Jury dc Police proctdtra, devant
la maiSon de coug, a adjudication
du fermage DIES ferries Angelic, St.
John, ST. Charles, Raceland ct Ha-
rang. Celui dc Lockport ne sera
vendu que lie is decembre 1885.
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ROULAISON. - Les traYauX de
roulalSOn tOuchent 4 leur tin. CeS
travaux s'etant accomplis par un
temps exceptionnellement prOpice,
les p%lanteurS SOnt SatiSfaitS du re.
sultat obtenu ct chacun vante la
beaute du produit quill a obtenuset
la quantit6 de sucre que chaque
arpent lui a dome. Celia nous por-
tea croire que lie planteur est com
me lie c%hasseur, Gui fait toujours DIES
exploits magnitiques, mails bien
Solvent rentre chez lui lie GARNER
vide on Il peu pres.
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Hucklen,S Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve i6 the world for Cuts,
Buses, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fe.
Yer Sores, letter, Cl.apped Hands. Chill
blains Corns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For Sale at
T%hibodauX Drug store
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AVIS.

es soussign6s donnent avis au public gu
on. achetA, de Mlno Marie Laura Thihodlux
c nn'enu du masasiE situe encoignure de.
tues Main ct st. Philippe, Thibodanx La ct
que Get etatlissemeut est actueIlement con
duit sous la ralson ~sncille Dionne & Tetreau.
GEORGE DIONNE,
Il. TETREAU,
ThibodauX, Lne., nov. %, 1885.
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ORANGES-Les oranges sOnt tres
bellies ct tres douceS cette aimee.
Celles qui nous viennent du Bayou
Came Sarpassent tout ce que nous
avons w.. Files sc vendent, cou.
rammeit, dams les rues Il une pias-
tire lie cent.
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GELEE.-La forte gelte blanche
que nous avonS Il mercrcdi ma
tin ma pas tait jaunir les feuilies de
cannes. Files sont toujours aussi
vertcs qu'elles 6taient il y hut
jOurs.
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NAVIGATION.-Le steamer James
II. Letcher, Y. Maurin capitaine ct
=. T. Binnings commits, a common
&c ses voyages reguliers hier. a
partlr de cette date, il q%uittera no
ire wharf, tous les jours a $50 du
matln, let celui de Donaldsonville
10 minutes aprcs son arrivee dams
'ce dernier port. lie prix du passage
eSt de cinq cents par mile ct les
soyageurs trouverOnt a bord un
restaurant bien servi.