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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

When you go to Mobile, be sure
10 cali and buy your Fall and Winter
Clothing, ct worry low figures, Wholesale
and Retail, at NJ. T, Levy 4 Co.'s No. 50
Dauphin Street.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

J.H SNOW & BROWN, % Daupliin
Street, Mobile. Ala, oaer fer sale iiuo
Rosewood pianns, fully warreHted il,
every respect, With stool andeoycr, FROM
s375 to $500. Organs ana NelodiaHA at
greatly reduced prices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

n@- 1t appears to us that the
following announcement BY Brooks
s. Owens will cause a revolution
in the osnaburg and domestics
trade in this section. Note these
figures and ask yourselves how
can such things be:
Domestics, "A, at 10 cts. by the
bolt, cut lG8.
They have these goods on con
signment and sell them as the a.
gents Of the Stonewall Factory.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
PRArRlE SrArrox, Mss, Dec. 81, go,

PRAIRIE STATION, MISS, Dec 81 '6''
Editor A6erdeeA Examiner!
For the benefit Of planters Of our
prairie Districts and the public generally, we
shall be pleased to have you give publication
10 the work of a pillow known as the 'Uoogse
p[erfsct." manufactured by Dodge, Rhorer q
Co louisville, Ky, which has bee IN G Sc
nIorIng. since the recent heavy rains in the
ppallow and slack hammock, the prairie, red,
oSE and the iat-woods lands, shedding and
turning them from 3 20 8 and 9 inches deep,
with perfect success, the ground being y,ry
wet at d doughy,a difficulty we have always
thought nothing could overcome but i WOODEN
mouidboard Cary pillow, but the Dodge plows
deeper and throws up equally as gooa a ueG 10
Ne best Cary can, and we feel safe in SAYING
~ II will do, turning any kind of so !, high
lands, wet or dry, or in any condition
IN BEN. P. HOLIDAY.
J. B. PEARSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
A GARD.

MACON, Miss. Feb 8, 1870.
To ma old Friends and the Pubic
generally:
In consequence of pro.
tracted i'll health, have been com
PEELED to sell out my interest i'll my
Drug Store to Messrs. BeauchamI
u Yates. have been in the bus
mess so long, that | feel a con
tinued interest in it, and would
regard it as a personal favor if The
patronage 50 literally extended tC
myself would be continued to them
With sincere gratitude for YOU
liberal patronage to me, | am
Yours respectfully,
Febl2-2ts IL. DENT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
rae T.ro sepoi'

n so. RR.
This sla''y "a TO the pop
forms quite ~ " for we must
ilation o. oi' a.. precincts of
nclude II VIZ, aiderable toll
Macon ~ n has been
Is moleF''' a, important
aade o0' Z the erection
points Oh ~. ne Shops, in
d the rye ,loved about
when 49, .orce must be
Fen'} %. NJ oany will
i'V,''" .arI>, and this
Nda " tf,er it pays
sill FIo' its foreign
he Da" oubtcdly be
'eO'' fits matu-
abe
H'y 20. or lbe road,
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.i2j0. = vacted a fine
aiID'i. mot. This
f'"'0. aged in the
'O"' ~ seventeen
SeI'''' y. honorable
,e'''' evidence of
2's'''v' ot,icpr. He
Alb 'A' / corps and
was "..' rood baoin.
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iV''''' s~,ort,tion and
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

In Macon, and at prices to
suit any and all tastes.
Black silk Empress Cloth.
Silk PopIns, Taco Poplihs,
French Toplins, japanese do.
Chinese Poplins.
MERINoES, in all coiors,
Scotch Paid. DelaineS, solid &
figured.
Opera Flannel, solid and fgurd
FLANNTL, brown, blue, grey,
red and white,
Doe Skins, Broad Cloth.
Cassmcres, Satinets,
Scotch Cassmers, English do.
XIV. hand-loom Jeans, western DO
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

TY Onion Scts.-A fresh supply
lust received from lambeth, at
Sample 4 McLelland's. febl2-3t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
P1o,cs ! PlorS ! PiOws !! u!


Hear what planters say OF the
celebrated "Dodge Perfect Plow'
Macon, Mss, Jan. IS, 1870.
usssys. T.JGL n. rugs %.
crvrtrNrS: | have used the Dodge Per
feet Plows," manufactured by Dodge Nnorel
% Louisy,l5, KY, apd take pleasure ,d I
saving that they have done well, and ! ,hlnl
when proberlg tcstcd, will entirely S"pereede
an others in the prairie country.
Respectfully, 49,. ,rcrorrs
tsigncd) WIN D. AoNOHlo''
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
DISEASES CT THE
Eve and Ear
TREATED SUCCESSFULLY.

The sick If bo ScXas are re,
spectfull invited to visit the Doc,
tor at his Room GU the above
mer toned days only, and consult
vita him, as all consultations are
entirely free.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

Conventions that the ballot was privilege,
and not right, and that 1t might be granted
to the people, or withheld from them, "as
shall be deemed best for the public interest
"and welfare" And Governor Randolph
declares that hereafter there must be, to
remedy the ''existing evil" of popular suf-
frage, some new qualification for voting.
We do not mean that such men as these
shall be allowed, unchallenged, to outrage
the good name of Democracy" Thomas
Jefferson believed in the freedom and equal
ity of all men the party which his bold,
clear intellect organized was based upon
| those principles, and asserted by its twenty
five years of success, the convictions of the
| people in their behalf. But men like Bay
ard and Randolph, leaders in the Democrat
ic States of Delaware and New Jersey, repu'
diate the theories of Jefferson, and demand
that suffrage shall be narrowed, not extended
that men now voting shall cease to do So
instead of DISTINGUISHED citizens being adj
mitied to their rights.
Such steps are toward despotism, we care
not by whom taken, or under what speciou'
pretense. In the name of the people, W,
demand condemnation on such traitors tt
liberty
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON .

from Elkton to Massey's, while she might spend
less amount and accomplish the object fully with
out difficulty. A much shorter road 10 Middle
town or Mount Pleasant would give Baltimore
access to the whole peuinsuar system and render
every railroad station In Delaware as well as the
Eastern Shore, as near Baltimore as to- Philadel-
phia. We have no desire to see such road
built, because 1t could not benefit Wilmington
and might take trade away, but viewing the
matter from tho standpoint of Baltimore's Inter
esls 1t is almost an attempt at fraud to ask her to
contribute towards any other object. The pro-
posed road would only give her access to two
small counties the one we suggest would give
access to the whole peninsula. We advise some
of our Baltimore contemporaries to take down q
map and study this thing out for themselves.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
- U b L G s A L E
Attention, Da'rymen ana Lovers OF Fine
stock.

Your attention is called to the large "a Of perfonai
property on the farm Of John Peoples in Christians
Hundrt d., nj es from Wilmington. on the Lancaster
$50, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to-wit:-
Five head OF superior work aud driving hor- o.
ses as follows; no. ia Jen' lie, large bayIc2N
mare y airs old, a good worker ard driver No
is rannio, u browp mare year old, go I'd worker
and AZ excellent lesder; No 8 Is Fash on, a large
bay mare years old. good worker and can trot
mile l fur minutes; No. 4 Is Flora a light bay
msrc years o fne rize and sty and u god sad,
die mare VI Stanley socK No. Ia Captain sorrel
hoIs u years old, good WORKER AM an excellent
lad, Is hackney.
fN{,tT Also, 81 bead OF well-selected Lane aster
t1JSoi nty dairy ws, all Of which will be in
49, pr fit by the day Of salct we year old
~ ~ VII cave Ia Marh, also, the Lion Boy,
thorou- hored Alderney bull years old yeariiDg
bulls, Que VI Attorney and one of Durham; 2 yesr.
| Ing heiers Of Aid rney stock.
also, Y bead Of Chester county shnat PIGS tcant
pc bea J; SOW with pigs and one Chester county
pa. bJpair Of Bcahm N fjvls
also, all farming ensils, consisting of large
apeh wagon; suitable for farm or road purpoe-; 2
uea olrhs, Scirts, nearly new; I hay bed, dr ],
IA Z, Que Of WHICH is V.n Wick c's make; horse
rke, excesl " mower and real CIR IN Chu sleigh,
piou snr' harrows, tn yrt re- srindst'ne, n lol
~ Empty barrels. lot of chicken cls. brier scythe
lorts. shovels, hoes. dung drag, Teuwick ,rl
shel!er nay aud fodder cutter, II lot OF truck bss.
kes oidel Of vinegar. wheelbarrow. halt lskets,
nj p;ek, 2seis OF cart harness of lead arm S.
duu IL set Of bull hide ha nrsr, ret double CHI II
harness., get OF ploufh banesa, collars, brides,
naMers, set Of cart harness and other articles too
Also. lot OF dairy FIX lee sting of six dozen
mi panr. bntier Golfer large churn twin ehlrn
| ou pounds vi butter)
Alsu. lot Of pure white sprnut potatoes for seed
| TEhMS.-hll Gums under $40. cash; all sums OF
wv ana over credit of six mouths will be given by
pure laser giving bnnkarle hole and approved en-
d1rser, Interest added lsx per cent? Three per cent
| on for cash. jon PEOPLES
-, BARCLAY MOORE
L. W; sriDHAM & SON. Auctioneers and Real
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

LITERA TURE AND JOURNA LISM.



Harper & Brothers have Published handsome
edition of Tennysons Poems. containing all his
published works, up to, and including "The Holy
Grail" 1t embraces, of course, Locksley Hall,
Maud The Princess, In Memoriam, ldyls OF the
King, and Enoch Arden. 1t is literally, and very
handsomely illustrated, tho designs being by
some of the best English artists. Among the en-
cravings are three portraits OF the author Que
pleturing him upon the rocks of his Channel
island home, looking out over the waters.
The whole get-up and style of this edition are
admirable, and we are sure II will be welcome
addition to every bookcase, large or small. But
the marvellous thing about it Is the price. which
is ouly one dollar, for the handsome cloth bind
ing. We have received copies from the publish
ers, through both Boughman, Thomas ~ Co,
42l Market street, and Porter 4 Co., 4O9 Market
street. 1t may be had of either, and certainly
such an opportunity to get rcnnyson's Poems
will not occur twice in lifetime.
The second issue of Old and NeW appears
carly. Generally speaking, we should say that
it is no better than the first and we feel disposed
TO complain that there is too mach OF each of two
features about It'll. e. hoavincss and scrappness.
The Record Of Progress" is hardly so live aud
entertaining as that department, last month. But
there are some good articles in the number, and
among them we name DIR. Bellows careful paper
on "rhc Scriptures :" that by Sidney Andrews on
the Freedmen's Bureau; and Language Fine
Art" by Emma NJ. Converse. The article on the
Pacific Railroad. by W. T Brigham, is good and
readable, but 1t is not new, and In glancing over
| tha
ent descriptions already printed have neglected
OH and New is published monthly by H. o.
Houghton Il Co., of Boston, and may be had o.
our news dealers.
The cnterprisirg proprietor OF the Philadelphia
Pubic Ledger, George W. Childs, has issued al
almanac for 1870, copy of which is presented t.
each Of his seventy or eighty thousand subscrib
crs. Il is handsome affair, OF DC pages con
taung ''littc of everything" that is worthy 0
preservation, such as guide book, Philadelphi
chronology, principal executive officers Of th
United States from the Revolution TO the prosen
time, family receipts, language Of flowers, etc,
The Printers Circular for January is replet
with matters Of interest pertaining 10 the "Ai
Preserva.i,c." We believe it is the only journI
published in this part OF the country that is n
cognized as the organ Of the Graft
The Manufacturer and Binder, Ia an illu
trated monthly of 81 large quarto pages, devote
to til practical interests OF industrial progress.
This appears to be very valuable work. and "
cordially commend 1t TO the scientific reader OIL
practical workman. Terms, S1,5O per annuu
Western " Company, publishers, 81 Park ROY
New York.
We have received copy OF Landreths Rur
+ Register and Almanac for 1870, published Il
5 gratutous distribution. II is handsomely gott,
[ up, and the nature OF its contents makes II vel
Y acceptable little annual.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
&pertaI Antiffs.
A Humhup.

How often we hear this expression from persons
reading Advertisements OF Patent Medicines, and In
nine cases out OF ten they may be right. 1t is over
% years since introduced DR.. Toblas'venetian Ln
ment to the public. had no money to advertise it
70 left 1t for sale with few druggists and store
keepers through small section OF the country, many
taking 1t with great reluctsnce; but told them to let
any one have it, and II 1t did not do all stated on
my pamphlet no one need pay for 1t In some stores
two or three bottles taken on trial by persons
present Twas by many thought crazy, and that
would be the last they would SEQ OF me. But knew
my medicine was no hunbug In about two months
began TO receive orders for more Liniment some
calling 1t my valuable Linment, WHO had refused tt
sign receipt when left /. at their store. Now my
sales arc millions Of bottles yearly, and all for cash
warrant 1t superior to any other medicine for tn,
cure of Group, Darrh@a, Dysentery. Collie, Vomiting
spasms. and Seasickness, as an internal remedy
is perfectly Innocent to take nternaly-see oath &C
companyi each pottle-and externally for chroni
rheumatism, headache, mumps, frosted feet, bruises
sprains, old sores, sw,Der, sore thIoats, etc. etc
Price 80 cts. Sold by the Druggists. Depot i
Park Place, N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
Telegraphic News.
CONGRESS-.



WARRINGTON, January 19.-The report of the
Louisville Commercial Convention, Ia favor Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, was laid before the
Senate.
Mr.. Patterson presented q petition for abolish
ing the frauklug privilege, stating that The Post
Office Department had ranked over one hundred
thousand blanks and circulars TO Postmasters to
accomplish this object.
Inquiries are made as to the authority by which
the Postmaster General had taken bis course
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A Resolution was adopted asking the General
of the army by what authority three officers Of
the army are acting as committee on elections
10 tho Georgia Legislature to adjudicate the quail
fieations of the members of that body.
A joint resolution providing for the adjourn
ment Of Congress in May was defeated by vot,
of "a to 81.
A bill was introduced amending the Bankrup
Act, eyemptiug life insurance policies. Referred
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
p.ninsuIar Union.
CALL IT rns STATE OF CHESAPEAKE

CALL II THE STATE OF 'CHESAPKAKR
The Baltimore American states the follow
ing An effort is now making TO consolidate
the State of Delaware, the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland and AccOmac county, in Virginia,
into new State, to be called Chesapeake.
The thirteen counties in the three States
make the peninsula lying between the Ches-
apeake, the Delaware river and the Atlantic
ocean. 1t is believed that these counties have
population and identical interests OF suill-
Client Importance to warrant their creation
into new State. Under the proposed plan
Delaware. Of course, loses its identity, but
this is to Offset the objection which the peo-
pie of Virginia and Maryland in the coun-
tics adjoining might have to annexation TO
90 small State as Delaware, which by com
promise may become the larger, and more
important State of Chesapeake. The plan
is not new one, Simon Cameron, as Sec
rotary OF War In 1861, officially recommend
ed it, and it has been discussed from time 10
time ever since. The reason gwen for NOV
ing in the matter now is that if the new
State Is to be created, il can be ranked in
the enumeration, estimates and statistics oil
the census about to be taken, as the State o.
Chesapeake, not Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
TIE DAILY COMMERCIAL is

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL Is
,ssued every afternoon, except Sss'doy.
N "a TIC only Daily Paper In Whining
ton, and the State Of De1awarc. Terms,
Six dollars per annuns, or 1t0elce cents
a ,oeek. Single copies 7soo cents.
THE DELLA WARE zRIB UNE 10
isssssd from the C0AfAERCLAL office,
every Thursday rsorning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
the Daily. Ris the largest paper, and
contains BY far the most reading matter
sftsose published on the Peninsuta.-
Terms, 7Wo dollars per dnnum.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
l. amply provided NTH printing mater
ial of the latest styles, and our work Is
done equal to Philadelphia offices, and
at no higher rates.
THE OFFICEof the COMMERCIAL
and TRLB UNE is at the S. W. Corner
of Fifth and Market Streets, Whining
ton, Dela,Dare.
JENKINS d A IKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

PENNSYLVANIA has about three and half
millions OF people. Last year, her total ex.
penditures for educating her children were
within fraction of seven millions OF dollars,
(S6,9s6, l49) Yet many of her people, scat
tered over the interior and thinly-settled
counties; the miners of the coal regions
and the thousands Of the poor in her great
city; pay little or nothing of that immense
sum. But, here in Wilmington, where the
School Board ask our far more thrifty popu-
lation to pay for this years tuition, not two
dollars each, as in Pennsylvania, but little
over half that, ($39,7Gl, from about 80, OoC
people, the amount has been complained
of as excessive.
Friends and brethren, public education il
as much necessity of free government ant
happy people, as food is of the body. n,
price is too great to pay for it, and nothing
makes so good an investment. Especially
let us not complain of expense, when 81
much more should yet be done.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

IT SEEMS PrrY that the aspirations Of
the French people Tor Liberty should find
no ADLER and worthier an exponent than
Rochefort He is, to our view, simply q
Partisan sensationalist, with none of the
steady force, or prudent stability, which is
desirable for his position. French revolu.
tionists have always been quick enough il
pulling down, but what did they ever built
up2 The pulling down was needed, o
course, but just the qualities were wanting
in them, which Rochefort now lacks, or they
might have erected new structure, just
free, and permanent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
%3EnaR l n SES1sFs EDuo. r.ornrror'
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1870.

THERE ARE INDICATIONS that majority of
the Congress Ways and Means Committee
favor reduction of the duty on bituminous
coal. This is simply in order to let Nova
Scotia coal into the Atlantic cities and de-
press the rapidly increasing Maryland and
Pennsylvania production, from the Cumber-
land, Broad Top, and other bituminous
fields. We trust that if the Committee are
thus minded, Congress will not be.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

The National Iron Armor and Shipluilding
Company's property, ut Kaigu's Point, New
Jersey, was sold at auction, by order OF the L
$. District Court, on Tuesday. Il brought about
100000, and the machinery about HJ,0UJ. OF
the reason for making the public sale, we arc not
fully Informed
lu the L. S. District Court oi New Jersey, on
Tuesday, the Camden Rolling Mill Company
were declared bankrupt, and warrant tn that
,fract was Issued to the Marshall
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
THE yYTH AMENDMENT.

The Fifteenth Amendment, is, to-day,
being discussed in the Ohio House of Repre-
sentatives, and it will be voted on, to-mor-
row. A proposition made yesterday that it
should be referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations, a majority of whom are
Democrats, was defeated, aud from this it is
fair to infer that, as in the Senate, the " In
dependent" Republicans will vote for ii, and
secure its ratification.
Mississippi, Minnesota, Missouri, and Kan
sas have oil ratified within few days.
Rhode Island completed her ratification, on
Tuesday. The roll, therefore, Of ratitica'
finn rinnds tn-lnN nc fnllo.rs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
4 cnrrset .nnnn.itinn

The Ga=eHe speaks of one OF the most popular
and efficient of the National officers in The State,
MS mir. John Damn. who is supposed to be u s.
Marshal for Delaware We feel called npon to
assure our neighbor that the superstition appears
In this instance much better founded than sim
liar one entertained for brief period, concerning
our utuinblc friend its editor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

Commission Delano has made the
important decision that the income tax as
sessed upon Government employees, and
Army and Navy officers, and upon the divi-
dends OF banks, railroads aud other corpo-
rations, the distributed profits made by them
as well as interest amounts used for the con
struciion of buildings, cars, etc, does not
expire with the year. 1870, the law except
ing these from the incomes on which the tax
will cease 10 be collected after the 30lh Of
April next
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
Astounding Revelations.

Two scientific publications in the Held against
the hair dyes Of which lead is the basis. The New
York Medical Gazette" and "Thc journal Of Chem.
stry" bitterly denounco them. Yet the hair may be
safely dyed. Have yor seen
PROF. CnILToN's TESTIMONY,
founded on careful analysis. and certifying that
CHRIsTADoRo'S EXCELSIOR DYE
l., not only rstclass article for changing the color
Of the hair, but
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
CHRlSTADoR0S HAIR PRESERvATIvE, as a
dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after Dyeng.
Try
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

Several physicians in Louisville, KY,
were put to their wits end last week by a
good-looking well addressed young lady, who
Informed each one that she was determined
to get married at once, and had selected him
for her husband They all suddenly discov-
cred that they were married, and politely
bowed the monomaniac out.