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WESTERN EXPLORERS.
IA" hitherto Unknown Features oT Crate,
ihk". Ia Oregon, drought to Light

Lake, In Oregon. drought TO Light
N'sWNoroN, Aug - \ party sent out
hv tho Geological Survey, under tho CON.
m"ud OF Captain Clarence E. Dutton, a. y
\, has succeeded iu reaching aud making
"A complete survey Of Crater Lake. in
Oregon q body ~ wBtcr whose shores.
with tho possible exception ~ one point ON
The south, hnvo never before boon touched
hN ,.th" foot of white mon Tho
party boat, werc hauled hundred
mules hN mule teams. dragged
hv detail ~ soldiers up tho
~noW.clod sides of the ridge which sur.
rounds the lake and lowered hv ropos
from the crest OF the water nine hundred
to"t below. One hundred and sixty sound
ings were made, the result Of which gave
the gvncrnl character ~ the lake bottom.
Two large submerged cindcr cuucs were
found, respectively son aud l. 200 feet high
ih" rest Of the bottom being nnt Captain
buttou believes this tn hc the dcepcst body
"i fresh wntcron the continent The great.
est depth attained by the sounding limo
was % 0ui feet
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BEE LINE WRECK.
Passenger Train From Cincinnati Dasho,
Inn. L-r.L.-L.. ....------.L

\ Passenger Train From Cincinnati Dashe,
Into Freight Several Lives Lost
ColJNBus, O., Aug. 2G. Vague informa-
tiou has been received Of a terrible collision
which occurred between ten and eleven
o'clock 10 night, at the crossing OF the Bee
Line and Chicago, ST. Louis and Pittsburgh
railroad, at Milford Center 4 Pan.
Handle freight was standing on
the track when a Rec Iina
through passenger train from Cincin.
natl da shed into IL at full speed The mar
shal of Milford and a citizen standing near
nN we're struck 10y debris, and the marshal
klIled ana the other seriously wounded
one passenger was instantly killed
and several severely wounded Tho
hr"man Of the passenger il missing and 10
ls thought Is beneath The wreck Among
the Killed i'm the wreck at Milford tonight
Was Assistant Sergcant-at- Arms Sam Ian
don. of the Ohio House, whose home was
at Marysvillc
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Cooked by an Electric Flash.

ST. JOsEPH, Mo, Aug a. Duringa thun-
der shower this evening Ave.yenrold son
Of Anton Tesm, of the Sc Joseph police
force, was struck by lightning aud fatally
injured His mother. who was i'm the bnck
yard with her child, was shocked, but not
seriously The little fellow had gone out
during lull, and was bending over tub
~ water The electric current went into
the back part OF his neck and down tho
spinal column and tho right limb into tho
ground. The flesh over which the current
passed b. cooked and almost ready to drop
from the bone
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CUTTINGS Address.

EL rA-o, TN, Aug. -. Cutting has Is
sued au address 10 his fellow citizens Of tbe
United Stutes, thanking them for their
hinucSs In demanding his release He also
coInm"uds Secretary Bayard's action but
gives Consul Brigham the chief credit for
ably conducting the negotiations which led
60 the nuridgement of his cOunucmcut
Mr cutting embraces the opportunity 20
set forth 40 considerable length his views
upon the duty of the United States i'm re-
gard 90 the protection OF its citizens in
other countries
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Startling Discovery at ST. Louls.

Sr. LOUIS. Aug 27-Tho vault cleaners
made discovery in the rear of liOj South
Third street this morning that duplicates
the one made last month in the reur of Joe
Maserang' saloon on Eastern avenue. They
found two human skulls in q vault and
enough other arms and legs ana ribs TO hll
barrel. The premises are being eNcuvatcd
Tor a pork house, and when last occupied
the old building on the lot was a tcnomcnt
house and the resort of thieves. thugs aud
criminals generally. The coroner has taken
charge Of the bones
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A Ynnnn Wnmnn,s Greni Eeal

BrFFhLo, ~ Y, Aug % Miss Jeanette
Lortc, a handsome young lady Of Youngs.
town. swan the Niagara river below tho
rapids, near her home yesterday after
noon. she was accompanied by VIM
wilkinson, and the distance was about "a
mile aud half Miss Larkc reached tho
Canada shore with very little exhaustion
and seemed perfectly fresh although her
companion was very tired Thisis the first
time % lady has accomplished the feat OF
swimming the river A. This point
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Raslness entertainments.

NV YpEN. Aug "a The business fail
ures occurring throughout tho country
during tho last seven days For the United
5ll. ss compared with o. total Of ISL last
week and 10 the week previous tp tuc last.
The increase this week arises mainly in
Canada Business casualties th.- week Boa
tne Eastern. Southern and Middle States
continue light
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WA-ui>Gro> Aug 35 The House Post.
office serve, almost six hundred persons
during " part of each year and b. costs
rate lt would cost 90 provide postal fsr.Ii
ties for the sixty millions ~ poupI. JOB the
United states the enormous sum Of O.5.
900 OOO year
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S"rft. Aug .H Tho trial by court mar.
ioI of Mc--rs. /"nio0 aud Grucr aud tho
metropolitan. Clement the loadcr- of tho
revolution. ..ts vino forced pruco AIrvgn.
d.r fD H.d.rnfa has been finished I...rs
/nnkY0 and Gru"T were sentenced 10
irHfH. and Clement wn4 sentenced fo ifp.
rIIsuuwrrf fur lIfn
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The WhIrIpooI Ranlds go.

Prr-RrRGu Pa, Aug - -Ex Council
man Chambers. Of this city. has decided 10
swim the whirlpool az Niagara. He saws
he viii start next week, and n nobody In
tcrfercs with him ne will go through tho
whirlpool without cork iackct bnrreI or
anything else. depending on his powers as
q swimmer t0 carry him through aII Iight
Ills belief i- chat any man can accomplish
the task IL he keeps cool and does not lose
his looI
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soR ROWS OF SAILORS.
The French ship J'ttoilc Goes TO the Bot
tom Twelve at the Grow Drowned.

nv ti"n'h snip Y ttotlC Goes to the Bot
tom Twelve ct the Grow Drowned.
NEW NORK, Aug. ii \ 81 Johns (N FO
special To the H,yu6 SAYS \ dispatch
from ST Pierre announces the total loss ~
the French ship L'Etonc She was COM
manded 10y Captain Cherol. and was
manned 10y a Grow ot twenty -uuc fishermen.
She was returning. fish laden. with
Others of the Grand Bank fleet when dur
ing the prevalence OF a dense fog and verv
hoiNterou~ sea, She struck yesterday morn
ing ON the reefs OF Kallan'S Island. Lam
alNuc, was shattered in pieces and immedi-
Ut"lv sank. Twelve OF her crew were
drowned Nine with the Captain were
washed through the boiling surf aud landed
among the shingles and soawccd of the
shore I'M AN apparently hfcloss condition.
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PRINCE ALEXANDER
Considering Whether or Not Uc W,I Re
turn to bulgaria.

turn tn bulgaria.
BSElIN, Aug. ~ Prince Alexander has
arrived at parmstadt He received the
noWs of the success Of his friends at Sofia
and the devotion OF the Bulgarian army
with deep emotion. The Intelligence OF
the downfall OF the PROV isional Govern
meut was conveyed Co him while he was
en- route TO Darmstadt, and with the news
came the suggestion that he had better re-
lufn To sofia He telegraphed To his father
az burmstadt that me- would visit Dnrm-
Ntadt at all events before returning TO Bull
garia, and would then decide whether he
would return or not
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HARD FATE.
a Maryland Convict whose TwcI,c-Nonr
Term IL Concluded Is To Bc Trans
forrod For Another Period to
MassnChusctts

BALTIMORE, Aug. David pcyton n
convict IN the Maryland penitcntiary un.
der sentence oftwclvc years for burglary,
VIII finish his term tomorrow morning.
lie viii not step out of his coll free man,
however Deputy Sheriff Roscmun viii
be present with a warrant from
the Governor of Massachusetts, charging
leSloh WIN being an escaped convict
irom the State prison of that Com
monwenlth. The deputy viii turn him over
TO officer Joseph A. Moore, of Boston. aud
he VIII 90 back TO Massachusetts. pcytuu's
residence IN the Maryland penitcntiury
has made changed man OF him so mucn
so That Warden Horn and other officials
have furnished him with testimonials of
good conduct, they believing that he is "A
thoroughly reformed man lie has boon
commended to the Governor Of Mus,uchu-
setts as deserving of clomoncy.
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Seven Fa,aliiies

PrTr-urrcn, Aug. ~ seven fatalities
occurred hero to.dav Mrs Nnr, Rode.
hsugh was run over by % cprriaro mud rs
tally injured Charlc- Henderson commit
tod suicide hy tuliug lnud1num U,rrv
Fie"ubeis, uGod ten yenrs WINS dro,.reI
while bathing George Wright died Df
hont. r. g. Thompson died sudleuIr ~
Iced collie. Mra Mary NoF'beuv died from
kicks and other Injuries inflicted d., tnr
husband Fr"d Sohwabv wa. cut in tho
-id" Toy y r. Gilbert aud probably fatally
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Death. .Ride Down a Maintain sid.

ASHEviLE, n. C., Aug. 5.-This after
noon part of "A construction train on tho
Asheville and Spartanburg railroad, whilo
ascending heavy grade of the mountain
section, between Tryon City and Saluda,
broke loose flying down the mountain with
irghtiul speed Overseer Swift and four
convlcts were hurried from the fat cars and
killed A guard was seriously injured, and
seven convicts were injured. Tho cars did
not leave the track, but did not stop until
they reached IryOn City.
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Names Of New Naval Cruisor,.

WA-Wu,TpS. Aug 3G The names so-
lccted for thrcc Of the new naval cruisers
for the construction Of which contracts
will soon bcHdvortftol for. are tho Newark
the Charleston aud the Baltimore Tho
litter is tHe twin -crcw. forty five hundred
ton vessel which b. de,iR Rucd 90 boz tHc fast
est shin nnunI
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Syn''rsr. ~ v. Aug ~ Frank wood
was rowing ON Orange Lake to-day with "a
friend md lnrRc dog whom fhr dog by
suddenly shifting hie position upset Tho
hoai While iu tho wnfcr. the dn. nor
sisted Boo climbing upon Woods -houIdcr4.
+ ue forcing ihc m0u's head uudat ,,ntcr.
tXhaustrd ly his vain shuggIe. aith tho
dos Wood. finally -1nk, aud was drowned
BOO eight feet Of water
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Postal Expenditures and Receipts.

WAsuNGroN. Aug 2G A report has been
prepared by the Sixth Auditor OF tho
Treasury showing the fiscal operations Of
the Postal Service for the quarter ended
March 81, 1856 The receipts were slI. ops
go 81 expenditures, az ,4l22l ~; deficit,
20 500 ~, \ comparison with tho cor
expenditures, $l2,jl4, so B, deficit 81 .jjl,-
I.i~ 40
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SAD END OF A VACATION.
a Young philhdcIphian Drowned IN Sigh
al His Ictrothcd.

y fouhg ThIIndCIphiHn DrOWnCd IN Sight
al His Bctrothcd.
AsBCRY PARK, Aug D. -Syloonu, Carr.
OF Germantown, Pa. was drowned at Oc an
Grove yesterday afternoon. Mr. Carr was
about 25 yeass OF age aud was spending IA
weeks vacation here with his iiauo"o 80.
ing "A good swimmer. he venturrI out "A
little too far and became exhausted Bath
ing Master White swan out 10 his assist
ance, and just as he was about To- scizo him
Carr went down for the last time Miss
Iizzie Cooper, of the same place, ~ whom
he was engaged saw him go down. She
fell upon the sand in dead faint and had
TO be carried 10 her hotel.
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One Killed and Iwn lnlnred.

Wrn-oH. VT. Aug - A carriage CON
tanning Senator Evarts Of New York.
Charlie g. Perkins. of Boston. and Miss
Matthews daughter of Judge Stanley Mat
thow- of Ohio was overturned thi, even.
iuE Mr Perkins WAS instantly killed and
senator EvHrt- and Miss Matthews were
severely bruised. though not seriously iu-
iurod
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DUBLIN Aug 3b Five hundred police
men and troops have icft Birr 90 ns..st 90
evictiOus ou tnn estates of tho Marqui. 1f
tlanr.cHrie iu Galway Ila Birr Branch
"f ih' NHfiouuI Leavu' hu. given MOTTO. t1
tradc-men nor tp supply CvictinR rlr. o.
with provisions or means of conveyance
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ItrTIrHt Aug Tne count uf
fho money Hr trr Iu.f.I State. -uh.
treasury here wa. comp I.Hfei tHIHI Ug
exports sent fTYuI MH...U.tuu m. that
purpnre Inn account wHra found .1fr..I
RI which $3.50 pHItU H1. Iu silver .uu.
posed deficiency uf tIvu Iu ..Ivf. delayed
thf count several h.UrH
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Chndren KIned bY q FaIlInn RnIdInn-

~urfrrlu. ESQ, Aug 35 The wallis ~
% warehouse used for The storage of steel
u-ufs frll to day killing and iniuring
Iarg. number of children who were PLAYING
'n Ihe pavement beneath The bodies N
.tOu oft those killed have been recovered
Many ore still missing
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srHi>crIrtu fI.. Aug G The Demo.
cratic stat. convention t1 lay nominated
George q Anderson. off Quincy, f1r Trees.
urer p OIItfur superintendent of ruf.
Die Instruction. IHa platform cordially
dent Cleveland
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The Mich nan. .RepubIlcans.

GrANp Rtrins, Aug 25 The Republican
state Convention nominated the following
ticket Cyrus q. Luce, Governor James
II Mcdonald, Lieutenant Governor. Gil r.
Osmun, Secretary Of state. George T..
Maltz Treasurer, Horny n. Alpin, Auditor
General; Moses 1uggart, Attorney Gen
cTal
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tHf.'c' Aug During heavy storm
'hf morning powder MAGAZINE was
struck hy LIGHTNING and exploded killing
800 persons outright w0undIuy twenty.
hFH lfH"r aud destroying $1,000 worth NJ
property InHu.Hud. Of pounds OF powder
Hrd dynamite ucrr nvrl1dcd
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Another Death in the sayara fsml,

Wuw>sIns Drl Aug 70 Henry Hav.
ard brother of tho Lotto Ja.. a BavtrIauH
uncle of Secretary OF state BayarI died at
uauphiu p1 t0.dnv Ha was born H f...
1ty ur1rIN eighty HTt HTH Be- "H. rI.
2 rod Iu tno manufacture of IRON.
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EluHt ~ s., Aug o. Row James
Eoocuer. brother Of Henry ward Boscber
con uittod suicide a. che water cure baro
90 mouinE iia was the voungest soa "a
pI lyman b0erhar
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BriLtrHE, o.. Aug ~ Eli B Matthews.
a bachelor farmer living near here. worth
1NH. aged ovonty four hung himself in
Dol barn Tonight. having become despoud-
'nt through fear of poverty.
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hlady al 10 He7dofa Br.ag.

Wh-Iu erHN AuE G During H. aI
yeuce 1f the Comm .s.ouer of Irf.a. All
fairs and fhr Assistant Hrrrrtarr fra
rsne once MIss Monte CnrF Ir 49,
ss ise hssa m She ioaisn oH-s
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-06-11
AN OUTRAGE,

We do not know what Mr.. Wheeler's
motive was, in making a three hours
speech, filled with denunciation Of a
nan who has been in his grave twenty
years. Whatever inspired the speech
and however truthful it may be, it
was in vile taste and will not be en-
dorsed, condoned or even counte-
nanced in the South. We suppose the
Alabama Congressman made the
old charges about Mr.. Stanton, and
that he believes they are true. Wheth-
er they are or not, there was no occa-
sion for such a speech, and so far as
we can see, not the slightest excuse for
it. So far as we can speak for South
ern sentiment, we repudiate the ha-
rangue utterly. 1t was, no doubt, the
result of ill-temper, certainly in exc
cradle taste and to be condemned
by patriots everywhere. The idea Of
attacking a dead man, is utterly for
eign to Southern feeling, and places
Wheeler on a par with Halstead and
other extremists who shrieked and tore
their hair because Mr.. Lamar draped
the Interior building, when the death
Of ~ex-Secretary of the. Interior jacob
Thompson vas announced.
We assure Mr.. Wheeler that his
post morton performance on Mr.. Stan.
ton, has excited the disgust of the
South, and will be universally con.
demned.
We have no doubt that Mr.. Kelley
and Others, are more interested in
making party capital out of it, than in
defending the good name of the dead.
but that does not lessen the outrage of
Mr.. Wheeler.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-06-11

Bishop Charles 3. Galloway. o. b
0n last Sabbath morning, june s.,
1886 the Church Conference Of the
Jackson Station, Miss, Conference,
adopted by a unanimous rising vote,
the following preamble and resolu-
tiops:
Whereas, The General Conference
recently in session 10 the city Of Rich
mond, Va, composed Of representative
delegates, 10th clerical and Law. from
thirty-eight annual conferences Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
elected by a large majority vote to the
B%ishopric, a former pastor of this
chuic6, Rev. Charles B. Galloway, d.
D.; and
Whereas, DR.. Galloway having
served this congregation so faithfully,
50 a~cceptably and with such distin-
guished ability, for six years, thereby
securing, not only our sincere love and
affection, but the admiration Of the
community; therefore
Resolved, That this church most
gratefully appreciates the action. Of
the General Conference in its wise
promotion of DR., Galloway to the
highest office within its gift.
Resolved, That we tender to Bishop
Galloway our sincere congratulations
In thus being found SO eminently wor-
tiny to receive such high honors at. the
hands OF so distinguished a body Of
Christian men.
Resolved, That while we most sin
cerely regret to lose DR.. Galloway as
editor OF our Conference Organ in
New Orleans, and while We feel poig-
nant sorrow that his labors in distant
fields will deprive us of his presence to
a great extent, yet we but voice the
sentiment of this congregation, and we
believe the entire Mississippi Confer
ence, in expressing qualification at the
action of the General Conference, in
thus placing him in a position where
his abilities will have a wider range
and his fields of usefulness be greatly
enlarged.
Resolved, That should Bishop Gallo
way make Jackson his Episc opal Home
Ia contamination most devoutly wish.
ed for he would be received by this
congregation with open arms and Low.
ing hearts.
Resolved, That these preambles and
resolutions be sent to Bishop Galloway,
and copies of the same furnished for
publication to the New Orleans Chris
tlan Advocate. and Nashville Christian
Advocate, the Brookhaven Leader, the
Vlcksburg papers, and u city papers.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-06-11
Catchlngs In


In the Banner of May 28th was the
following
We would like to know if Hon. 7.
G. Catchings intends to become a can
dldate for reelection to Congress from
this district? Who has authority to
say yea or nay?
Which has been thus replied to
MEMPHI., May 2S, 1886.
Dear Brother Ward:
l can answer the above question.
Gen. Catchings will be a candidate for
reelection to Congress from the old
shoe-string, and he deserves the vote
OF every man in the district. | am
just back from a trip to Washington in
the interest of an appropriation for the
Mississippi river, where 1 met Mr..
Catchings frequently, and / can
assure you he has done faithful, hon
es', and telling work for the interest
of his constituents. He has already
made his mark, and his friends should,
and would if they knew how well he
a borne his part In the present SEES
sion of Congress, stand by him in the
coming election.
Truly, W. A. EVERMAN.
While Gen. Catchings is at the Ma
tional Capital, faithfully and ably at
tending 70 his duties as a Representa-
tive in Congress from this District, an
effort is being made by few aspirants
to his seat to rotate him and work up
a boom for themselves; but the great
body of the people of the District
favor the return of the sitting mem
Der, and this is at it should be. Val
liable and distinguished services ably
and faithfully performed, entitle him
to the further confidence of his people,
and we trust and believe it will be &C.
corded him.-Clarksdale Banner.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-06-11


A correspondent 20 Sundays Men.
phis Appeal who aays be Is a eoiort,
Republican. suggests that James r
Chalmers run again for Congress il
the Second District. He says Littl,
Jim was elected the last time but wa,
counted out. There must be some
mistake about that. We have not
heard that Chalmers contested Judge
MOrgan's seat, and that's the kind Of
man Chalmers is. If there was the
least grounds for a contest he would
have made it. We rather think the
correspondent is in the fix the Evening
Post is, in this city. He loves to es-
innate all the colored men as live Re.
publlcans, take it for granted that
they all vote, and are the property of
any n who opposes the
Democratic nominee. Although
very many colored men have ceased to
take any interest in elections and quite
a number of others vote as they
please, and not as the property of
others, we hear those same old esti-
mates and charges.
Last election the Post was perfectly
convinced that Catchings was elected
by a very large majority, but this year,
when it is known that the first object
of its life is to defeat him, it pre-
claims that no more ballot boxes
shall be stuffed. 1t should have it,
formed the people at the time, which
ballot boxes were stuffed in 1884, and
not put itself in the position of trying
to trump up something after its friend
was not endorsed for Postmaster by
Mr.. Cafc0iugs.
And the colored Republican cores
pondent agrees perfectly with the
Post on another point. He wants the
cry of "nigger" rule broken down. He
suggests Gen. Davis for Congress
in the First District, Chalmers
in the Second, Simrall in
in the Third, MorphiS in the Fourth
Judge Hancock in the Fifth, Judge
Henderson in the Sixth, and Gen. Nc.
Kee in the Seventh. Every single sol
itary one of them white. That pla1
would certainly break down the mig,
ger" rule cry. 1t would nicely substi
tute the old method, so popular witt
the carpetbaggers and scalIawags, fol
the niggers to do the voting
and the carpetbaggers and seal
lawags to hold the Offices
The plan is so much like Chalmers
Beck and Company, that we reall,
think Chalmers wrote it out, and Dor
rowed some colored Republicans au
thority for it.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-06-11
Important to prummers.

The auditor of the State, Capt. w.
w. Stone, is flooded with inquiries by
foreign firms as to whether, under the
new law of taxing drummers, a firm
can procure a license for an agent
without naming the agent; also if L.
censes issued to one drummer doing
business for a firm can be transferred
to another should first agent quit the
service of the firm. These licenses
cannot be used by any one except one
person, and are not transferable under
any circumstances.