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Mfm OLUME HI. VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1885. XUMJJEK 13. mi mi i ii ii mi A Correction. 1884: CBRISTIIAS AND NEW YEAR.

TELEGRAPHIC HEWS. On December the 29th iust. The Peer liili BANK. contained an account of the arret and arraignment before "Squire Mackey of Shcial to Yickbpr3 Evmuo Post. Phillip Jones and Patrick Gould, both 0 J.

B. Clarke colored, charged with stealing and run-. MAUKKTS. II II II II II Eitahliilicd Hot. i2, 1DDD.

an New Yobk, Jan. It MiJJling 11 Mo. Futures 84 points lower. rtM) S. BDTTS, PresIdenL ROACH, Cisilcr.

and Stationers! The Popular Booksellers New Orleaxs, Jan. 14. Middling Xncorpsratad Her. 4, 1070. 10.

Memphis, Jan. 14. Middling 10. ningoff with two mules belonging to a Mr. Blaad of Duck Bidge, Tensas Parish, Ls.

We are informed by Mr. Ph. Gil-bert of ihi city, that the mules were not stolen, that they were the property of a rclored woman who liad been a tenant on Mr. Bland's place, but who was removing to his (Mr. Gilbert's) Deer Creek place, and the mules were being conveyed there by her express instruction; that the woman had settled her are now making our usual HOLIDAY DISPLAY, which this )ar il fnrr" former rtforts.

It will le our aim to please every one, so we eiv toall a cordial invitation to exsminn our stork, of which we here give a partial 1st St. Lovk, Jan. 14. Meal clear ansoots a General nvig ti ribs, 6.25 and firm. Civil JTar Itajctnf In santander.

CHARTER PERPETUAL. York Correspondent. National Park Bank. Pit stasia, Jan. 15.

Civil war is now Orleans Corresooftdeat. StataNatieaalBank. raging in several parts of the country, My In a late battle in Santauder two Generals were killed. accounts on the Tensas parish place, but afterwards the manager had figured up another account and started in pursuit of the mules, claiming that tbey bad been DTfUADnCAM JPr PA Coal Mine Kxplosion In Franco. Pari, Jan.

15. Forty-eight miners stolen or run off. were instantly killed by sn explosion in Mr. Gilbert states that he was very ill fe'v 4 a mine to-day at Tas LeCalak Thirty at the time, and did not understand the nature of the case wheu the two men bodies have already been recovered. Mormons Advocating; Assassination were arraigned before 'Squire Mackey, or he would have bad his lawyer, Mr.

Gil- Salt Lake, Utah, Jao. 15. The organ of the Mormon cburch has pub land, to have attended to the matter, and had the arrested parties released. lished articles recently advocating assas sination of United tutts Marshals who may enter houses in an attempt to serve A Noblo Order. Treasurer Julius Buhinan, of Vicks i010 riush uiul llroii.o jUcdaUou, warrants on polyeamitits.

buig Council Xo. 574, of the American Legion of Honor, leciiveJ to-day aud Horrible Murder and Mutilation in turned over to Mrs. Gunda Laacs, the Alabama. Evergeeex, Al.A., Jan. 15.

Lust night at Gupoit, near here, the body widow of Louis Isaacs, a. check for 5, 000, the amount of insurance on the of an unknown but richly dressed man, life of the latter as a member of the or I -X I was found stabbed iu a dz'u places, or. It is eight weeks to-day since the 4 VERfS BLOUNT'S AND HALLS PLOWS. his ears cut and scalp taken away. death of Mr.

Isaacs. There is uo view to the perpetrator of this deed of savagery. TheOrant Hill. (Avcrygtecl plows poney, AO, BO. Avery land plows, No.

Olx, 02, 03x; Avery plows, No. 1, Avery garden plows. Avery combination plows, sweeps and TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Washington'. Jan. 13.

Bcnresenta- lere, a very new ground biioveisaua Dun tongue plows, nuts lainouu piowv, K.14.1. VA. 2: Hall's new around Plows Nos. 1 and Biouat's eitr point steel i All lifts mado New Orleans Kiver Iteport. New Obi.eanh, Jan.

15. The weather live Slotuin was instructed by the Committee on Military Affairs to-day to call up the bill providing for the retirement kind nt all iiriccaaud fur nil tin- little folks. Suit Clmn, as nsttitl, I his iHvtd'jinirUrti. "I l'K UIM NKAIl tHKITMAS 1MB. our store ws Nos.

0. 1, 1, 20, 8. All Avery plows have an extra point. Plow points, land fes. mold boards, uoint bolts, clevises, beams, bandies.

Calhonn shares, plow bri- is sultry and foggy. Business good. of Gen. Giaut on the tint opportunity. CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR CARDS Arrivals: Paris (s Brorc, from Cin The bill is now on the Speaker table.

Gen. Bosecrans will oppose when consid- In all tho new designs mid ornamentation, from the leading manufacturers. We have cinnati John A. Wood, from Pittsburg. haiues, back bands, haruestrings, duck, hog and leather collars, trace chains, sin-and double trees, lap rings, grass and cotton plow linet, curry-combs, trace chain tiring links, steel, Lyndon and iron hoes, caue and grub hoe, bush honks, cane res, nails, castings, shovels and spades, axes, wedges, froes, cross-cut saws, black-th bellows, anvils, vises, carpenter's tools, all kinds plantation implements, iron cultivators, acme harrows, cookins and heating stoves for wood and cod, wheel red in the House.

the largest and handsomest sloe ever shown In this city, at prices raniilng from Leaving this evening J. M. White, 9 cents to $10.00 for Greenville Thos. Sherlock, for Cin The Urooklvn bridge earn ed $3.13. Holiday Stationery In llnndtioiiie Hoxcn ami in New Style.

Picturen-Oll l'uiiitinirH. I'uHtcIs. Kino Steel Enirrnvlnirs. Art- rows, road scrapers, drove well garden tools, harrow teeth, guns, munition, fishing tackle, wooden ware, tinware, china, crockery, glass ware, mala rope, belting and packing. cinnati; C.

P. Chouteau, for Memphis; John A. Wood, for Pittsburg Charles 993 during the year ending with November, and the surplus after the payment of the expenses of operation prob otj pes, Morgan, for St. Louis. ITOTICE OTTB HOLZBA7 DOXTATZOZTS.

alders' Hardware, Agricultural Implements, ably does not exceed 1200,000, or about one-fifth of the year's interest on the Inauguration of State Offlcera in bridge bonus. Arkansas. Little Bock, Jan. 15. Gov LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED AND ONION SETS.

Sole agent for charter oak stoves, Davis' Favorite stoves, Fairbanks' scales, Bel- 1 MuwioUox, (Maiidolino Plrolo) valued at $175 00 1 Cardinal Plush Oaso, O. II. O. .1. and Manlcnre Net.

valued at KM) OO I Frenctj Clock, Tltaek Marble and Itronze, valued at 75 OO 1 Imported loll, valued at riO OO 1 Fine Tricycle, valued at 123 OO Brothei Blaine is a comparatively pt Nail Oriental Powder New York Belting and Packing D. F. Avery Ions plows. Calhoun Blount's steel plows, Buckeye mower, Washburn ernor elect Simon II. Hughes and other State officials were inaugurated to-day young man yet, witn a lot ot intrigue and fight in him but we don't auticipate We invite the puidic ti exnmiiio our stock and prices, and wo give to every one in barn wire.

polite and prompt attention. All orders by river and mail will liavo iniinediutn attention, and satisfaction guar-' anlevd. Uemenibvr tho plucu, in the presence of both Houses of the Legislature. The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Cockrill. that the lightning will strike him lu 1888.

His defeat does not confer the sort of prestige out of which subsequest victories are made. N. Y. Star. CLARKE GO'S BLUE FRONT BOOKSTORE, H.B.BRUSER, The Governor's inaugural address is almost entirely in reference to State mat for Ask your dealer Violet jl3 144 WASHINGTON 8TKI2ET, VICKSIJL ltd, MISS.

Plug Tobacco. 0Kixa ters, and congratulate Arkansas on her bright future. .1 v4 3 s. FOB WOOD ASD COAL. 4HP If BATING Cal.

Wajriicr Iiast Night. DeGive's was well filled last night. ilnllLIKlKilra'i Sheet Iron Ranges for Contractors, Cal. Wagner's minstrel show being on the boards. Wagner has appeared to much better advantage than in this en I0VELS, DAROlYSpSQUARE lALPSfor GALT USE gagement, and was a source of disappointment to his many admirers.

There are some good artists in the company al Hods and Voms, Tinware, Cutlery, Wood and Willow Ware, the majority, however, falling below the Shot and Powder, Pump for steam and hand, Machinery Supplies, Gum and Hemp Packing, Belting, Oils, Fire Brick and Tile. average, a he "i remier Lexicon au Concert" was fairly presented the jokes being amusing, some of tbem origioal. GREAT BANKRUPT SALE Master Louis rurreii should not be allowed ou any stage until he gets a voice. I COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK. ID ALL ITS BRANCHES Thomas Word proved a sure enough rival to McMsh in bis quiet luo, and Billy Carter was of mediocre ability on the banjo.

The rest of the special! tes were not worth mentioning, ana the au 137 Washington Street, dience went away greatly disappointed. Atlanta Constitution. Some days after the above was written Cal. Wagner's minstrels disbanded, and A. L.

BLANKS, Photograph and Art Gallery, Hoffman's Building, Clay Street, Over the Southern Express Office. VICKSBURG, MISS. fOBTBAITS IK Crayon. India Ink lit Oil, Ufa Siza, From old pictures or from life. Photographs in every style.

Pictures taken in all kinds of weather and satisfaction guaranteed. Office hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Gallery closed'on Sunday. 9 the above criticism is said to have been if IBM the principal cause of the trroupe breaking up.

E2)ry Goods and ClotMng Shooting- at Davis' Bend. Somerset Larding, Davis' Bkxp, I January 15th, 1885. Editor Vicksburg Post: At the Rlak. I send you by steamer the particulars of serious affair which occurred at this Uuite a-large crowd gathered at the ltiog rink last night, the principal place Saturday night. One Wesley Gosby, a notoriously bad tion being the race on skates be- negro became very offensive in the store of Bedford A O'Kelly, at this place, and was feen Ueo.

Waddill, met snearer ana (bert Baer for a curse contributed by ordered out by Mr. Matt Bedford and Mr. Gilharr, who were present Gosby left but soon returned, and fired three shots from a pistol at Bedford and Gilhart. One lends of the contestants. Mr.

Waddill it both races by- half a second, the nner making five times around the ik in forty seconds. This is considered ceedingly rapid for amateurs. Mr. addill lost his last race by the rollers his skates becoming disarranged. Oa riday night there will be another race twelve competitors, when Mesws.

shot took effect in the body of a negro boy named Will Yerner, who died in a few hours afterwards. Gosby made his escape, but several parties have gone in pursuit of him, and it is hoped that the murderer will be captured. Occasioksu Tho abovo floods liaving: been purohaeod of ZL 23. Claflixi Co. at OherifTo solo and owing: to tho shortness of tho Winter season, with on Immense Stock of Heavy Goods on Hand, COMPELS US TO OF EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE.

-V ile Quarles, the proprietors, will Hook and bidder Nominations. Tbe Hook and Ladder Company net for a pair of nickel plated skates to the inner. Morgan's string band will ur- A Horrible Oatrajre. Early Tuesday night a large negro, representing himself as an escaped convict, called at the house of a widow lady named Mrs. Lindergreen, who, with her daughter, resides in the Bed Bone neigh borbood, about twelve miles from this city, and asked for food and clothes.

Mrs. Lindergreen gave him something to eat, but said she had noclothing. He replied in very abusive and threatening language, taking hold of die older lady, saying that he "did not want no Inch damn grab as This so alarmed and terrified the young lady that she ran out of the house and hid in some boshes near by. The negro 'followed and overtook her, and then chiked her down and outraged her. The negro is known, by the description given of him by the ladies, as one Dan Carnahao, living on the Will Cotton plantation in the neighborhood.

A meeting was held by the neighbors yesterday, who immediately proceeded to scour the country in search of the 'black fiend, and our ioformant'etates tlrat he has reason to believe that the ravuher has already paid the penalty of his crime with his life. Ask jour dealer for Violet Pins; Tobacco. jl3 Tm condition of Jadge A. RV Arthur is a little improved this morning; although he is still seriously ill. mnsic for the occasion, and after gating, dancing will be in order nnlil 1 Uock.

SKATING CAPS. iSBAL 8KIN SKATING CAPS, FANCY CASSIMEBE CAPS. BLACK AND FANCY SILK CAPS, WARNER 8EARLES'. last night, and made the following nominations; For President, J. McQuiggan Vice President, Wm.

Claver; Secretory and Treasurer, Wm. Malcahy; Foreman, John Coffey; First Assistant Foreman, A. Deter; Second Assistant Foreman, D. Byan; "Tillerman, Lee B. Rogers; Chief, Frank J.

Fisher; First Assistant Chief, Fred. J. Katxenmier Second Assistant.Chiet, F. J. Newman.

f. New Schedule on the V. A M. Railroad. A new schedule goes into effect on this road next Sunday, Jan.

18, 1885. The mall train wftt arrive daily at 10:25 a.m aad leave atScSOpsa. Arrives at Meridian at 1 a.m.yand leaves Meridian at 3 a.m. 7 2Ir. Jacob Ohlenber will hkVo ohorjro of this solo, and will bo The Post tenders its sincere thanks to he Committee of Refreshments of the pleased to wait tn his many frienda arrenLodre O.

O. F. baoqaet, hich takes place this evening at Bub- ns A Uo. uall, lor a nousieous ana isdoas remembrance. Long may the and its very efficient and fntelli- 3D.

it Refreshment Committee prosper nrmfl..