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: Trenton, Sept. ll.-The Demo
cratic and Liberal Convention nom
mated a Joint electoral ticket con
sisting OF five Democrats and Tour
Republicans: The Senatorial deI''
gates are Ger. Mcclellan and Aora'
ham Browning.
HARTFORD, Sept. 1.-THE Demo
Gratis and Liberal Republicans OF
Connecticut have united IN conVeh-
ton here to-day and nominated AN
electoral ticket. The convention u
largely attended, and the proceed
ings are harmonious, the delegates
embracing many OF the most prom.
inent men of the State. The cleo
toral ticket was selected, consisting
Of one Democrat and one Liberia
Republican from the State ut large
and four district electors equally
divided. Resolutions were adopted
rcaihrming the Cincinnati platform
and endorsing the address ISSUED b,
the convention aud arraign the I'D
minislration in pointed language
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nss Two melnhara vi he k"gtsla.
turn. ~"r,nrl n,n,nn IN North Car
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

To THE PREsS.-Wc respectfully
call the attention OF the Mississippi
Conservative press to the following
changes which-haye recently been
made in the electoral ticket by the
Liberal Republican aud Cons'rya
tive Democratic Executive Com
mlttcc. For State at large, T. }.
Wharton vice J. l.. Morphrs resign
ed. Also the change in the Con
servalivc- Democratic Committee
J. NJ. Phipps, Il; District, substitu
ted by the District Convention,
vice l., Q, c. Lamar, nominated tor
Congress.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

How Sue DID III will tell you
- rather baretace story of how a
Dublin chambermaid 5 said to have
cot twelve commercial travellers in
to cl.ven bedrooms, and yet to
have given each a separate room.
Here we have the eleven bedrooms.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

SECOND DlsrRlCT.-As we predic-
ted, Foxy Howc, a first class ear
pct-bnggcr, has borne olfthc honors
for the Congressional nomination,
over the darkies and ScaIlawags IN
the % District. The usual scenes
Of wild disorder and billingssatc
abuse were enacted in the 'vcntion ;
and while the rest were quarrcIIlng
over the spoilS, Foxy snatchrd the
prize and stole gently away. Harris,
the present ScaIIawag Representa-.
tive, was considerably nonplus,cd
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II2I8I4I5!GI7I8|0 10 II

"Now," sald she, "iftwo Of You
gentlemen will go into No. | bed
room, and wait there atew minutes,
III find II spare room for one ofyou
AS soon as I've shown the others to
their rooms" We'll, now, having
thus bestowed tro gentlemen in No.
|, she puts the third in ! o. ,, the
fourth in No. 3, the fifth in No. 1,
the sixth in M. 5, the seventh in
No. 6, the eighth in No. I the ninth
in No. s, the tenth in No. 9, and the
eleventh in No. 10. She then came
back to No. !, where you will re-
member she left the twelfth gentle
man along with the first and SAID
ii have now Accommodated all the
rest and still have II room to spare
so, if one Of YOU will please stepm
to No. II, Won will find it empty
Thus the twelfth mar got his bed
room. OF course, there is u hole II
the saucepan somewhere but
leave the reader to determine exact
.lv where the tallacy is, with just
warning to think twice before dcci
ding as to which, if any OF the tray
oilers was the "odd man OUT
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Bfs~ Call aud prlce our stock OF
White Load. ColorN, Oils aud Var,
.,ltty t,' ,,innA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
OF NEW YORK.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
q. CRATE BROWN.
OF MISSOURI.
For Electors:
State at Large
JUDGE f.. JEFroRDs,
!. Il. MoRPms.
1st Distriet-D. b. WRIGHT
81 District-E. G. WALrnALL.
81 Districts. NJ. MEEK.
4Ih District. A. ?. CAMPBELL.
9Th District-JrD. W. NJ. HANCOCK
9th DistrIct-THos. X. SToCKDALf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

T'HE cunsumma'lon Of tho Fa<ion
M,.yemsnt in LouiSiaHa is 9glIe r.
vorahlc to GFccIry'S prospect" in
that State. Polite, lave h'oH in =
very misciIanconS coudiiinn there,
Radicals and Conservatives having
split up into factions. tn" main
issue, however, w bnps all tlIeNe
divisions are ohlitou 81 nt4& the
contest will be fairly aad SqWaPly
yAdo in liz merits.
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ON OUR Table.

w, have received the Annual SEIZED.
ulc of Premiums of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Association Of West Ala. The
Fair will be holden at EntAw on the I'D
day of Oct. Address by Hon. G. {. Lang
don.
-ToS. s. Wood & Co., Of Woods House
hold Magazine, Ncwhurg, y. \, We ar
Indebted for the simple and beautiful
Chrome, Faster Morning, executed b,
Praag, and offered E a prcmi,.m for sub
I scribrrs to Woods Household magazine
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

There is Il curious lull in the po-
litical storm, not only noticeable
here, but throughout the country.
The people seem to have arrived II
one OF those periods in history
when they pause to take breath for
Il gigantic struggle. Eyerywher"
we lear Of quiet preparations beng
made, of the wiro-pulIcrs burrowlng
and working in secret, but upon the
surface all appears to be strangely
calm and.quict.
Like a summer evening in the
dog attitudes, when the mir, actually
heavy with its Stiffness, sets the
sailors to overhauIing the rigging,
every hody on board the political
craft knows that Il storm is lmml'
ncnt, and a terrible ono il will be
when it breaks, shaking the old
Republic to its centre. In tn,
meanwhile we can keep quiet, with
Il good watch alott, and be all ready
to catch the first breeze that vii
enable us to weather the gale ant
make port safe in the harbor o
Constitutional Liberty.--N. OrIean
Times.
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THAyKs to Col. Power, Secretary,
Cor a complementary Uckrt Ia the
Annual State Fair to he he'll at
Jackson Monday, Nov. Hin. Pee
mum list also received.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

the Ethridgr Hotel, situqtcd in Wnror.
n'lt'. VIII bV sold for a division -" Nn"lIn.
tne tth dry Of November next, in Srnmt -
the Court House, in the town Of Mnco" WV a"
mo following terms, to.wit: ""''"' u"
uN".,hnlt cash, balance in ono and ,,.o
IL OU ror .t"m oay of sale, bearing interest nj
r.r rn'I Is desirable property, md has been
WT otcI thoroughly roittcd rs Il irsi.cInss
''' AND u oNLr ONE IN THE PLACE.
JOHN A, BEvILL.
MARC ARETR REVUL
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-01-19
NEW YORK.

NEW \ ORR, Jan. -.
Frank We'll, ;,Vls William Kaiser, a lsassen
ger on the steamer Virgo, was arrested on the
arrival Of the steamer. on Il charge Of LARCENY
preferred by the Chief detective g. Savannah.
We'll admits his guilt.
There is q test suit against Collector Murphy
to recover assessments made from lis salaried
employees, for political purposes. II s:icc"s'fn!.
many similar suits will fOllCw.
1t is asserted that Hall VIII n01 r"sIri III"
duties of Mayor.
The officers Ot the Florida confirm under oath
the report that the vessel was oyelhauiud
and searched by the Spanish cruiser at 8 n. NJ :,
and that tho Spanish war vessel Nasco NuncZ
de Balboa, which had been watching the Flori-
da in port was seen passing water Island under
steam and sail directly in the track OF the Flor
ida At 1:31 a. IN. the WAY steamer bore down
on the Florida at 1:4G a. H., SMOKE OF steam
vessel was seen 60 the win'lward WHEN the war
steamer hauled to the nortllward, i'll parallel
course with that OF the Florida.
The strange steamer proved TO be the Halifax,
and a st. Thomas mail boat. The war steamer
then bore down on the Florida. with her crew
at quarters and guns run out ready ioS-action.
When the war steamer was in speaking distance
She fired blank shot at the Florida and lowered
a boat nearly TO the watcr's-odEe. The United
States flag was tlinn hoisted on HE Florida and
there was no further n1ticint O: ho-tii" tl'rh"ar-
STATIONS.
Ten minutes after firing tl.: fi'St ;.I;i Ni" ar
steamer fired second gun. a1id siiut14r:7 seen
to ricochct ast;rn of the Florida III" Fiorida
was then hove to AMI aEcutt"r tr"m TIE wal
steamer came towards her. t5'..-
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ed speeches, or to give utterance to fine
spun theories, but TO act, act, act. The
power is with you. Protect yourselves.
Make your class power to be felt and re-
spected-claim nothing but what you are
entitled to, and demand that firmly and re-
spectfully, and it VIII be accorded to you.
The delegates of the different societies
met for the purpose Of organizing
some plan Of operations to be sub
mitted to the different Societies for
the government of their Fairs, as well as to
fix the times of holding the same and the
arrangements to be effected with the differ
ent railroads, in order tosecure the sending
of articles for exhibition and the safe re-
turn Of the same. This committee had not
time to take any definite action, but their
determination will be made public soon.
Our friends in fhe city were all politeness
and attention, and the meeting was indeed
pleasant to the delegates, and will, / trust,
prove Of lasting benefit to the farmer
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n e + 81 81 MEs
ma q the bill providing that the State shall
1relinoIIish her claims ON The Wilmington,
charlotte and Rutherford Railroad. The
nienlorio, was appropriately disposed OIL
uArISl,HEp Business
The.bllt to- anlond tic constitution Of The
state I,e;4ag The unfinished business, il WAS
.tglkel IN and passed its second reading hy
:. vote ofyeas IS; rays 81 49,
y Nh. Jones, of CALDWELL offered the fol-
lowing resolution yR.ea
WHERE as, Certain stockholders Of the
Moth Carolina railroad corporation did, in
July last, enter into angIanlawful comblna-
ton aud conspiracy TO defeat tic annual
meeting Of the stockholders ofsaietcompany
at Greensboro, \. C.; and whereas, the
treasurer and president oi said railroad, by
reason OF said conspiracy have failed to
make reports TO the. stockholders OF the
cOnpang of the financial condition OF the
road, as required by the charter; and
whereas, the president and directors OF the
said railroad company, VINO hold over their
term of eficc by reason Of such conspiracy
and combination of the stockholders, have
leased for 30 wears the road to IL foreign
corporation without public notice or aiter-
tisemellt of The intention 10 lease,
Therefore, resolved, by the House OF
Representatives, IIle celldt1 Coii|lh! 'ii't'
the Acknowledgement be, and he IS hereby
instructed to inquire and report without dc
Law. whether or not The Moth Carolina
r lilroad Company have not forfeited thcil
chirter by such action on the pe.rv OF he
President Directors lnd private >tockhoi't
ers Of said company
Resolved further, That tilc Attorney
General he instructed, and he is hereby dl
reeted to bring sui forthwith in the name
OF the State for the recovery OF tic State
Interest in said corporation.
See. =. This resolution shall he IN force
froln-and after its ratification.
The resolution was placed on the cal
enlar.
BY Nh. Waring-.A bill To incorporate
the Charlotte Hotel Company. Referred
BY AIr. Scotia bill in. faror OF Tx
sheriff of Onslow county. Referred. 80
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81 IIIII.I>'.

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SENATE.


Nj. Murphy, from the committee on The
ASYLUM for the Insane, reported bIll Us
substitute for the resolution of enquiry into
the expenses of supporting laeticnts. Passed
third reading.
The bill to incorporate the Pioneer Ste.@.-
boat and TRANSPORTATION Company.
The snecial order, the bill To raise TeNc-
nue.. was resumed, it beng the special or
der for IL O'clock.
The remaining sections were le.ld and
adopted with few verbal amendments. As
dopted, they arc as follows
Sec. 2G.-Forcign Insurance comiaueS,
one per cent. OH gross receipts, unless one
half of the same bc invested i'll the State,
when the tax shall be one half OF one per
cent; with 4 license tax by general agents
OF 500 per annuln.
Sec. 2T.-Rcuuircs a lice!Isc To carry on
the trades and professions taxed by this act,
except in the eases Ofpl,ysiciaus, lawyers
and dentists.
Sec. 3O.-Provides fec of twenty-five
cents to the Sheriff from each person licen-
sed.
SCHEDULE .C.-See. I.-ENpress Com
panles two per cent. on gross receipts 1ol
each three months.
Sec. 2.-Telegraph Companies two pei
cent. on their gross receipts every three
months.
Sec. 3.-Prescribes the tax on seals.
Sec. 4.-NIarriage licenses so cents; or
mortgage deeds, marriage contracts and
deeds in trust 81.
Sec. 5.-Charters of Incorporation grant
ed by General Assembly, other than those
for charity, benevolence, &c, where the
corporation had power to become incoIpo
rated by general law, &c, SO.
~. Poll Tax.-In commencing the consider
alton Of the bill, the tax of rs cents poll ta1
was stricken out, and the blank left till the
tax Oh property should be settled.
Mr. Graham moved to reconsider the
vote adopting a tax Of four cents for addi
tional accommodations for the Insane, OF
Yesterday. The motion prevailed.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE,
SENATE


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
The special order, the blu to promote mn
migration, was announced.
Mr.. Gilmer, moved the consideration OF the
immigration bill be postponed till the pas
sage Of the Revenue bill on its second read
ing. Adopted.
THE REVENUE BILL.
The consideration of this bill, second
reading, was then proceeded with.
Insane ADMINISTRATIONS accomoda-
Cations.-Mr. Murphy's additional section
TO class !, proposing to levy an additional
tax of four cents on the 500 for TINS PllT-
pose, was resumed.
Mr.. Murphy advocated its adoption d
some length.
Mr.. Graham, Of Orange, supported thc
amendment. ii was necessary, and the
money to be derived from the tax "o'!o
be needed, even il the proposed chaliSe III
the constitution should be adopted
In answer to Mr.. Robbins. of Davidson,
Mr.. Murphy said the proposed tax was cS-
timated to add 50 additional rooms, accom-
1nodating 100 patients.
The amendment was adopted by accia-
nation.
Glass 2, Sec. 1.-Incomc tax. One per
cent. proposed and adopted.
sec. Z'-DcNloc9' p0l,l1'' ~
two and hall per cent acCoI"l''| ~ '''N
degree OF anlhltS' -Ati"ptC'. g.
Schedule ID, Sec. l-IhcatiLci;' -
each exhibition, or $50 pcrmonth. Adopted.
Sec. 2.-ConccIts, 50; lectures, -
Adopted.
Sec. 3.-Auocttn*, "aAN "ih> ., ''i'''9i-
ties, S. each exhibition. Adopted.
Sec. 4.-ClrcuS or nleha9el!e, c.tC" 'l@c
OrpaTt OF day, so; Sldc-Slio"S 10 'ii' H'''ii1
SO. Adopted.
Sec. 5.-Itinerant companies: other than
as above, $ each exhibition, eAGePs gwen
without admission charge, OF mere o1'C-
half the receipts are gwen I"i Iu''' ''I''''
ties. Adopted.
sec. O.-Slt enter !atS' CO ','''' ,l
les, 4 tax OF S3VO ana > I'I gent vi p o''
re CENTS. Adopted.
Sec. 7.-hSents for foreign banks, 7lOo'
Adopted.
Sec. :. = Billiard tables, ~ c''h
Adopted.
Sec. >. - bowling alleys ~ ''''i
Adopted.
Sec. 10.-LiquOr dealers, , per cent q
purchases. Adopted.
Sec. li.-Rctall liquor dealers - pei
year. Dealers in malt liquors, SO
Adopted.
Sec. 12.-Mcrchante, Sc, except for tht
sale Of the products or manufactures OF tine
. State, one eight OF one per cent. on tota
amount Of purchases in or out Of Che State
Adopted.
Sec. 13-On gross receipts Of hotels ana
public boarding houses, dc, one per cent
Adopted.
Sec. 14.-FcrTies, bridges, and toll gates
one per cent on gross income Adopted.
Sec. 13.-Money brokers, &c, IN addi'
ton to d6 tUOFeh' tax Oh amount u cdl'F
tai invested, or the tax on their net income
if employing capital OF S20,O0o, a License
tax OF 500; II less than Szo'oOo anu Ilo
less than $4,000, $50 II less thah Ply;
600, $25, and $50 Tor each county III "i'ieA
they have an agency.
Sec. 16.-Sellers OF ffulhS NeLicIeS' IlO
the manufacture of the State, two per cent
on sales. Adopted.
Sec. 11.-Auctloneers one per cent oi
gross sales tobacco warehouses 92o pc
year; houses for sale ct cotton sou per yea
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LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. il.

Tnc expectation o. Carter and his ;is;;;t r.5I;a
demand of adm ssion to the capital c;,it-> q
concentration uc the polio: aud military *. -
O'Clock. Threelines were formed inside which
force was two hundred strong. y crowd com
nenced gathering IL tn vicinity early ALL ~
noon was immense, Wien Carter aplTHarh,-l.
\ Committee then approached the GsI'i,s., y"
OF whom were ad!n.tt9d,- but were refused -
cognition as Il COMMITTEES from Ia, Carr
House. The WarInout.i Hons refu-.i 10 -
ceive any communication from Garter. w!}rr.-
upon the Carter Committee retired snd report
ell. They will meet from day to-day. rmtiitl.cit
rights are recognized. Some Unconstitutional:
violence we're discouraged by C.:rt"r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-01-19
MAR REED.

Ua th2 afternoon of the 18th instant, at the
residence OF Maj. ClIas. NJ. Stedman, by the
Rev. Geo. Patterson, Rector OF St. Johns
Church, -. r. MTRCHISnN AID LUCY w,
daughter OF the late .To~hga Il. Wright. Esd.
No cards -. ...-
ON Wednestla y-evGpi.g, ihc IGlh instant. at
tic Tcsdtnlc II The b. idcs mother. in thia city.
by tive 1tcv. Il. =. Moran, ID. H., CHARLES w.
YATES to ALICE CAROLINE. daughter of
the late Willie y. Walker.
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purified il most eases health and happiness VIII
soon return. DR.. Fowlcr's Compound acts c>-
pccaly upon thr virus in the blood. causins, ia
time The disappearance OF fhc hidcous sores, and
restoring the skin 10 hcalthtul appearance. tir'
eye clear and sparkling. and thr whole human
orcaniZa tioI, becomes healthy.
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SSARYEIANEs.
Mars. WGEAEETON-S ,k'3EAE.
ANNAPNLIs. ]

ANNAPOLIS, .t.ll. -.
The prosecution has commenced. Do. Nathan
r. Smith, a practitioner OF 3! years standing,
with high medical traditions, had encountered
crebro srina! niniIsgitis in sporadic !ol IA.
Mimi gifts never, to his knowledge. Irc,uiic d in
Baltimore epidemic. lie Thought X = J.
d.csi from natural c.lllSls.
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL.
Judge Abbell held Garter ca bail for COM
plicity i'll The KILN. OF Whc Wand. Carter did
not ask to be discharged.
The Carter House will proceed 10 Mcchan-
les Institute and demand ADMISSION and dis
pcrs;om OF the armed police from the hall, over
which Carter, as the legal Speaker, las entire
control. Carter said that he wished the people
20 witness that they went peacefully 10 d"inand
their rights.