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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19
N tw ,Ht Glbbet.

\ recent uu or OF once Week
contains d aaount Of curious snd
now obso node of execution
The inhi rany- Of the forest of Harri.
wick, Eng md-which was co-cyten.
-Ne with &c PTish u Halifax-had
up 10 l6iD he ustom tha if lelor
wa, taken within thei' liberty with
goods stolen out within the liberty
oS the said .ores. ith,r haHdh06ead
JQcFbsruQd, 0rcC ssU,d, If the vaIu,
Ofthirteen penceh -penny, he should
after three mari or meeting dal-
within the town Halifax nex' affrr
such apprehcnsio je tried, and, beua
condemned, he sen 70 the gibbet and
have his head CT off rom his body.
He was, hoWeve TO he publicly and
deliberately tried by a Jury compose
Of trithburgers OF he said liberty. The
process was this On arrest he wa,
brought before the Lord Bailiff, who
lived at Halifax, kept he Jail, had the
custody of the axe, and was the legal
eXecutiOner. He issued his summons
TO the constables of the four townships
of the said liberty, requiring the firth
burgers from each to appear before him,
on certain day, to inquire into the
truth Of the charge. At the trial the
accuser and the accused were confront
ed before the jury, and the stolen goods
produced. II the accused was acquit-
ted, he was Immediately liberated; If
condemned, he was at once executed
if that was the principal market day.
ifnot he was placed in the stocks, with
the stolen goods at his back, except
they were too heavy, when they were
laid in front Of the stocks, that ali
might see.
The execution always look place N
the great market day in order 10 STRIKE
the more terror throughout The district,
and was performed by means of an in.
strumcnt called gibbet. which was
raised upon platform four feet higL
and thirteen feet square, faced ON eve.
ry SIDE with stone, and ascended by a
flight OF steps. In the middle Of this
platform was placed two upright piece.
of timber fifteen feet high, Joined nj
the top by transverse beam. Within
these was q square block of wood four
feet and a half long, which moved m
and down by means Of groove made
for that for that purpose, to the lower
part of which was fastened an iron ave
which weighed seven pounds twelys
ounces. This axe, thus fixed. was
drawn up by means of cord and mi.
ley. AT the end of TIE cord was a min
fixed TO the block, which kept il sns.
pended until the moment or execution.
when, the culprit's head being nIaced
on the block, the pin was withdrawn,
and his head instadtly severed from the
body. The Earl Of Morton. passinc
through Halifax about the middle of
the sixteenth century, Witnessed one
Of these executions, ordered a model to
be made of the gibbet, and ON his re.
turn to Sc0tland-Of which he was Re-.
sent--had a somewhat similar one con.
structed, which, remaining long un,ls
ed, was called "The NEaidel.u Rnt On
HE ID of June, 1881, he was himself ox' >
,uted on It. The number executed I hv
The Halifax gibbet from l:4I to iGS,
was lorty-nine. This, combined wifi
The stritt dlOcipline of the Hull consta
Dies, doubtless gave rise to the thieves
anu vapabonds' prayer. "From hi,
and Halifax, good Lord deliver rs ;"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19
NO. q
SCNBRIES.

some districts Of Virginia are oycrrm
with rabbits.
Small silver pieces are ,ransr u
France than Witllus.
London claims the honor H. lc f.s
nrst to invent soap.
London averages 3.0oo births ana
I,gD deaths week.
The census Of 1870 will cost m. rn,.
crnment Sl,7j0,0O0.
England supports 2Q,Go g'lee-aaU.
er4 who exist'but in name.
California sends nome some far
dead Chinese every month.
In California they manufacture .ar.
vIceable rope from milkweed
There are only ls0 varieties Of ai..-
which cure liver complaint.
Nine tenths ofthe champagne drank
IN America WAS originally cider.
Iowa threshing machines killed 4aI
wounded forty men this season.
Potatoes and pumpkins ar, befu
gathered from the Bull Run balu.
field.
Agassil, during the last year ha. d.
covered 10000 different varieties Of th,
fly.
A memorial tablet 10 BurIiugame
has been placed in the great Pekin
China Temple.
A willow tree was blown down gr
Paterson, Nj, lately, which wa- plan
ted 100 years ago.
Goldfish, to the number Of l4U, ,OVJ,Vu
are caught annually on the coast OF
New Foundland.
The deepest excavation in the United
states Is acopper mine near Lake Su.
perior It's $50 feet deep.
The number Of newspapers and Dc
rlodicals printed annually in Massa-
chusetts is over l25,000,GD)
When women get to be letter.carrier-
II VIII be time enough for them 10
come out in mail attire.
1t Is announced that Olive Logan will
close her lecture season in this country
next April and then 60 to Europe.
The newly discovered slate rc-jou IN
Minnesota extends twenty miles. and
is the only deposit west of pennsyl.
vania.
\ correspondent Of Lana nud JIut,r
writes of a gray parrot in his posse
sion over sixty years old, who reccntly
began laying,
Mrs. Amelia Bloom, drst introJur-
Ell the style Of dress that take h.
name, III the town Of Seneca Falls. M
Seneca county, New York.
Man Friday, who took hi eject
across the plains 10 California Al an
early day i'll Wheel barrow, levtured
IN Sacramento lately
Merchants who advertise on, once
in three months, forget that most solke
cannot remember anything longcrtuau
about seven days.
The word caterpillar WAS .pelIai
seventeen different ways by sixlvie .n-
crs at a recent institute :, ne .eo'
county, New Hampshire,
The Oldest piano in existence D., said
TO he IN the possession of Professor j.
Is, Mevinski, Of Lancaster, PA. II va
made IN Germany n l14l.
1t Z estimated that America. when
her productive pOwe' j. fully develop
ed, will be able to I'd four times a,
many person, a- n are now on the
earth
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19
Life Thoughts.

II il Usual with obstinate persons
to regard neither truth nor contradic-
ton nor benefit il disputing. Posi-
livcncss is a cerain evidence OF a
vcaH Judgment.
The Unl Y way for a illan 10 escape
bciug found out is t. pass for what he
j.. The only way to maintain good
character is to deserve i. It is easier
10 correct 0ur faults than 10 conceal
them.
Men who see into their ncighbors
are very apt to be conteu p,uous; but
men who see through thcDnliud some
thing lying behind every human soul
which is not for them 10 set in iudg-
mcnt on, or TO attempt T. SnCCr out of
the order of Cod mani. Did miyCIse.
% u. HpjmcS.
Take time to put yOnr w0.dS in car
ridge shape before you Ire them, and
you will find increased Effectiveness
has amply repaid for the extra work.
The aim Of an honest mans life is
not the happiness which serves only
himself, but the virtue which is useful
TO Others.
No man, whether rich or poor can
make Orrctain a good, useful position
in life, without the two valuable habits
of puuctuality and temperance.
Whatever YOU dislike in another,
take care TO correct in yourself.
Deliberate with canton, but act I
with, decision, and Yield with gracious
ness or oppose with lirmness,
Fight hard against hasty temper.
Anger will come but resist il stoutly.
A spark may set a house on fire. A
il of passion may give YOU cause 10
mourn all the days Ofyour life.
If man is honest and truthful,
here is little need Of saying much !
.bout il.
lie who has not learned the resolute
esson Of self.hclp has made little
,rogress as a student =; has grown little
oward real manhood. HalflhC world
afuscs to do its own thinking, TO toll
Trough the solution OF its own knotty
roblems; hence half the world who {
yil not do this must be subject TO the I
thcr half who will, They who do 5
he thinking will directly or indirectly
70 the governing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19
Row Counterfeit Notes arc Made.

/ \ party Of men, say from three TO Il
dozen, get together and hold frequent
meetings, and act according 10 q plan
laid down. One or two will find out
some cOppcr-plate printer in the em-
pIoy of the bank note company-in
fact, all such printers are known by the
party. These men will then manage
10 meet one OF the printers in the even
ing, get acquainted, drink, and have
GOOD time generally with him, aud so
proceed for few evenings. Then they
offer him $50 to $3.50 to procure GER
tain kind of impression. This impress
sion is made in this wise: The printer
will take the impression upon tin foil
from the plate from which he is
printing, which can be done in q mo-
ment. Thus you see every line and
the size is obtained correctly. From
this tin foil an electrotype plate is
made. They then get some plate prin-
ter that can be found about the city,
have a good time with him, and engage
him nj twenty dollars day to do the
printing. BY this plan thousands Of
copies are struck OIL that defy detec-
ton, except in the quality of the paper,
which win differ from the genuine. -
The place of manufacture is generally /.
at some distance from New York, like
Staten Island, F'latbush, or sometimes
Baxter street, or some similar locality |
in this city. Ii is q strange fact In eve-
nv case where a party Of this kind eX-
ists, that every member lacks conh-
dence in his associates. Every move
made hy one is narrowly watched by
the Others of the party. II would he
death 10 an informant or spy that did
not look we'll to himself
70 cure man OF deafness, tell him
yoH have come TO ''pay that little bill, I
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF 0RHsBY
COUNTY.

Your attention has been called, through
the columns of the APPEAL, to the fact that
a suit has been commenced against me, at
the instigation of the Honorable Board OF
Commissioners Of this county. in which one
H. F. Rice figures as the Relator, for sup
posed dereliction in Office. As you have
scarcely heard even one side of this eontro-
versy. l respectfully ask you to withhold
your verdict for short time, when will lay
an official statement Of all my official acts
before you, upon an investigation thereof
sought BY me. And promise, also, in due
time, an expose of some of the acts and do
ings of the Honorable Board OF Commas
.ioners. THOMAS WELLS,
District Attorney Ormsby County, New.
Carson, July Is, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

JOHN B. GoUGH is coming TO the Pa
ci6c coast. He is engaged to lecture at
San Francisco. 1t is to be hoped that
arrangements will be made for his lee
turing here. Doubtless be is one of the
most truly eloquent men living. He
has been devoting his great powers to
the temperance cause for thirty years.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

STATE WARRANTS WANTED The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the Undersigned at
Wells Faro 4 Cas- Office ii. F. RICE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

The ISYo INDEPENDENT is the name of
a new weekly just started by Parker and
Chslfant at Independence, Inyo Co. Cal.
/, promises to be, as its name implies,
Independent. Hope it may be, and
prosper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS LosT.-See
advertisement of the loss of pocket
case of surgical instruments.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

TIE LFcTUgE at the Theater last eve
ming by Mrs. Hutchison was well at
tended. The lectures was Introduced
BY Hon. Lewis Doron. She read the
poem of :. Macedonia" and prefaced her
discourse with prayer. TIE wrongs
and rights of the married state were de-
picted after the lady's own ideas, and
her remarks were listened to with re-
spec,ful attention. Mrs. II. seems at
home on the rostrum and speaks with
considerable ease and fuency.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

A PoLITICAL HANDBOOK FOR l81O.-lt
is announced that Hon. Edw. McPher.
son, clerk Of the House OF Representa-
,ives is preparing Political handbO ok
for use in the coming campaign.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

NorIcE-There will be preaching at
Mr.. Ferrer's school house this morn
ing at IL o'clock, and at 7 in the even
ing, by the l.. D. S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

SERVICE in the Catholic Church al
IL a. IN. to- day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

NJ. E. CHURcH.-Preaching at ii q. m !;
and at p. m. to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

Attic MsTHoDIsr CHURCH this even
ing Mr.. Hammond will deliver what
may bel his valedictory sermon. we
hope that an extensive petition for his
confluence here will be favorably con-
sidered by the conference (which meets
in Virginia City, and not at Bonner
Lake, as we heretofore stately The
Choral Society of Carson have volun-
seered to furnish the music for the &C.
casiou-and if they sing as well as they
know how to, some delightful sacred
hsrmonies may be expected.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

sunday Morning, July II, 1870
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

THE CARSON APPEAL.-We have failed to
receive this sprightly little paper for the last
two or three days. We depend upon it prin-
cipally for news from the State Capital, and
don't like to do withC ut it. What's the ma t
ter, Harry: We have never had occasion 10
complain before, and don't wish to again
Gold RiN Ne,cS.
The individual whose business it Is
to wrap up, direct and take our mail to
the Postofice has had some trouble on
his niud-or something else. If be
don't want ''moss agate" he will at
tend better to his business in the future,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-19
WHEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
Ar
SAN FRANCISCO RATES!
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All persons wi nlea.e examine the WHEELER
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They work equally well upon Silk, Linen, Wooden,
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The New York herald., 1870-10-14
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria sBr. Leaessarier, LiverpooI-c G
Franckiyn.
Steamship Columbia Van sice, Bavanz--Atlnntic Mali
Steamship Co.
steamship u Livingston Cheesemsu, sayannsh-Lrv,ns.
ston. Fox Co.
sssmship South Carolina, Adkins, Charleston H Nor
gan Co.
Steamship Fairbanks. Howe Wilmington, Nc Lori-
lhrc StoaKnaulp Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde Sherwood Philadelpha Lo rlard
Steamship Co.
Steamship Drgo, Johnson, Portiand--1 Ames
steamship Nerens. Bearse. Boston--N Ciyds.
Bark Jeane Or, Crower Fa0outh for orders Is Nor
xan's Sons.
Bark Martha (ItsD, Lauro Trieste Funcn, Edye & Co.
Bsrk Uno RUS. Wikaudef, Odesgx- fuoch, Edye q
Bark Eellespont, Croael BurAos Ayres h " Ropes
Go.
Bark Csrib Jayne 81 Croii-r fianford 4 Co
Brig Harry Aubrey Or, Hammond, Barbados -r A r
A Dwight 4 Co.
Brig Eva john,ton, coyie, Nucyta. Brett Son Co.
Brig Gambia, 6liey, Galveston N Ii Brigham
Brig CESSNA So) Boap, St Narys ~Funch Edye Co
Schr Sophia (Brl, Wallis Gspois and Constsntinople
r W Never
schr Henry Middleton Brover, Holmes
4 90.
Scar e B wheaton Bensall, Newbern Thomas Holmes A
Go.
scbr rarry Not Knowles Philadelphia cranda Bert aux
Co.
Schr Geo A Pierce Poole. Salem--R W Rop.s 4 Co.
Schr Saille Burton. Palmer, Stsmfora
Steamer Massey, smth. Philadel, l,hls.
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Phiadelphi.-
Steamer Walker, Sheye,n, Philadelphia.
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Philadelphia.
Steamer & Biddie, hctiue. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
ARRIVALS.



Steamship san Fraucsco. Higgins, Bermuda Oct q at
rs In ballast ana wiA e pa.ssDgsIs to Webb.
Norfolk with mdss ana TO she Old Dominion
ssp BOYD HSs VIII @
Z rs Ass ao"n s
NV ro.. Z s6,n hour; during io. boat asS
'h .s: .s 4.
Ter gvpg 90 warning Of ts apgroaca at had fne
.. .g so%s u 's. Oct g, n :, 80
passed quantity amo. 'a s @ Ion
BARK ' n ssys & y ss, E
First part Of the passage had cders. weather. latter part
-ss q -. ss l.y.
sugar. s.rs T. . .s w
ss. sssn asys &, sss M q Har With NJ w%d.
Brix omsr sBr ceDeau Old H.rbor. ia. "a days with
Light variable weather 10 asys Hagerss
aS.n w.:s "fs a.s s'sSsT sSs ws..S. ss Il
sshr sy,.a ssr s.G:h.on1 caers 5.el.sny. !. Day.
s. c .ss .g, ss:
and lost part Of deck load Of LUMBER hss days
sahr Adsiips Elwosa HAWKINS, Savannah 2 asy, with
'Ism ssSr Spray, sIs, g sean, virginia
sssT ssTs' Ns,rs rsoHs. s9ss DC
SER sas Arnold sadepsia 70" New noaa.
rassed Through Hell Gate,
Bound SOUTH.
Steamship waUsutta, Fsh. New Bedford FOR New York
WITH mdse and passengers. TO Ferguson wooa.
Bark Scottsh Bride (Brl, Vaughn Lcata 100 davs via
10 :apnS, %.: .Ss
Gibraltar IL days for repairs for B days after leaving Ci
rn]tar had nohink but light variable after
royAlnAst.
sch siaseassn Nu.ssr shuse, Ms for New York; days
VITA spisa 10 Snow \ Richardson.
Schr Anna Maria Br) Mitchell shulee Ne for New York
Is days. with rplss % Snow RchArdson. W ! I,
sshr Ward Shaw, Dhuee, Ms, for New York 10 days.
with timber 70 Snow 4 Rich ardson.
sohr HatA.ysy Snow, shnss Ms for New York, with
eehI sssts I.r,a. Harding. Bristol Me- for Ssv York,
with oil 10 Thoa HINT.
sohr Ann Elisabeth, Getchs, Bangor for New York, 10
days, With iunbey 10 Wstrons, WsiNer 4 Co.
Scar The Chef Case Dear Isle Sr New YORK, with lob
sters 10 John Cornstock.
schr Lacona, Walton, Roskland New York, with lime
schr Ida May, Drisco, Boston for Philadeiphia.
Schr Active, GOD, Boston for Philadsl,>hia-
aohr Eandolph, 6tselnas, Fab River for New York
Achr Hne, Nay, New Haven for New York.
schr Judge Runyon, Lynch, New Haven for New York.
ScM Escort, BAL, Bridgeport for New York. fkN
echr Counecteut, Stevens, Bridgeport fer Hoboksn.
6chr Urbsna, Allen, Brtdgeport for New York.
sshs = wsRb, PsndlssSs, Aas'fersfor Alz4bs'hRost
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

CsBvnssiDg the Vote. In PhiiadeIps,ia--The
Retnrn Judges Assaultcd-A Rioier kaIaiiy
Shot.
From the Philadelphia evening Telegram, Oct 13. ]
When the Ter Receiver OF Taxes were about
10 be called Mr.. shoemaker arose and stated that
there were discrepancies in the returns OF the
Twentysixth ward, and ne moved that Colonel Mann
be admitted "a counsel.
An amendment was made 20 admit Nj. Cassidy.
This was agreed 10 unanimously.
The messenger was despatched for these gentle
men, and in few seconds there a noise outside
OF the door, and, The messenger opening IT, John
Ahem WAS foremost and cllnched with him. De
was then hustled out ana a. he went he cried "Wil
see no one bnt judges get In there"
Colonel Mann was then announced, and q scene OF
indcscrib2hle Confusion ensued. Colonel Mann as
serted his rights and ihe door MAS opened-Mann
Deing on the lead.
A democratic lndge arose and hoped there wonld
be no trouble. While he was speaking the door was
besteged by both the police ard the outsiders headed
by Ahern, McMuuin, K Smith Lister and Shay
Nolan. Blackiar.s were pulled out ana ne ads were
hammered without number. Colonel MASH sue
ceeded In getting 10, and the next man was AherD,
bily in his hand and ii was tax sn from him In The
meantime ne Was badly cut about the head.
FINALLY the panels OF the door were broken in and
the door itself Yielded. Shay Nolan ran 10 the
TIRE oi the room, when sptroon was hurled ct one
OF the luoges. He turned and seeing Nolan near
him pulled out revolver and fired. The ball took
effect IN the neck. The wounded man was Carried
on by hiE friends To carriage on Fifth street and
ny n % and the
the police never once attempting 10 keep them ont
Notwithstanding fhere were enough policemen there
10 have taken thirty men la charge.
Immediately after the shooting Of Nolan Mr.. Cas-
sIdy arrived and using fds influence, succeeded IN
clearing the rooh, OF AL but the judges and himself
and Mr.. Mann. Lieutenant Cnrley and . posse or
officers then entered the room, and strange to
late not one OF the bestegers was taken into Gus
tody, but Mr. Peternan, one OF the doorkeeperA
teenth ward, were ArrestAd. MSMuilin. Lister,
Ahern--the latter bleedlrfG profnsely from the head
ana the remsindey of themob left the scene unmo-
Tested.
when NslAn dropped some Of the more prominent
OF the rioters were seen running anlonEthe police
begging them 70 give him q revolver,
Return Judge seibsrt, during the meleS called
upon the police 70 tntetfcre but they either stood
ibe statues or they aided and abetted tie nQters.
One OF them was noticed using his biliy on the
heads OF the judges who were trying 70 Keep tne
door shut.
The room having been cleared motion Prev v.Ailcd
that short recess be tax On.
Some twenty minutes elapsinG the roll Of judeNs
Vas called and al were present excepting those
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

schy Golden Ruie, 0vcrton. Ncrwsk for New York.
Echr Tolles. Day, koywAk for New York.
Schr Caroline. wallace. New Eochells for New York.
schr Mile Prank new), Edwsrds Port Jefferson for New
York. t s,
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Dsrsgo. johnson, New York for Portland.
steamship Mereus. Bearxc. New York for Boston
Bchr Flectwng Mash, Rar1tan River TOR Salem.
Schy Esssx, Handy, Eiisabethport for New Bedford.
Rehr Goodwin, Waterbury. Exabethpor for Stamford.
Hobr iris, --, Rondont for Norwich.
schr Peter Ritter. Arnold, Rondout for Hartford
schr Allen Gurney, Gurney, Ropdout Providsnce.
Sehr Emiy. Morrli, Hobofen FOR New Haven.
scbr Helen. eeariess Hoboken for Providence.
Scar Fulton, Parker, New York for bridgeport.
9chr Darius Eddy, Hopkins, New York Tor Bangor.
schS Robert hyhsm, Allsn New York for Danyers.
echr r Clark, Stocking, New York for Hartford.
sebr Dsasnce, -. New York fss Portland.
echr Haze, AcNaznse, New York for Greenwich.
echr Oliver Perry, Ferry New YORK for Glen Cove
6chr Minerva, Brikhtmsn. Now York for FAN River.
Yacht Alarm, Howard. for New Haven 70 lay up for the