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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-28

FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
OF all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Ne,U Advertisements.
Corrected weekly 6v Janney q Andre,

910 made from so cents Call and examine or IL
~1O Samples sent postage free) for SO cents that
retail quick for SO r. L. WOLCOTT,
22d4t Chatham Square, N. Y
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Tuesday, May rs, 1872.

OCAL DEPAR TMENT
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County Price Current.

NEWPORT MARKETS.
corrected Weekly by Rough, Snyder & COL
tI.t DEALERS IN
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THE RECORD TOMORROW,

Our paper tomorrow will contain a
variety of interesting and valuable statis-
teal information; marriage licenses is
sued, deaths recorded, violent deaths and
deaths by accident, divorces granted,
statistics of the county hospital, mining
claims located, persons convicted of fell
ony, etc, etc. Buy copy and send it
to some distant friend. Orders for extra
copies left at the Office will be promptly
attended to.
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The CovINGToN PosToFFIcE.-Ws no
tice that Easton, the Special Agent in
charge of the Covington (Ksntucky)
Postofice, telegraphed persmptorily to
the President at Washington, November
30th, his resignation. He accepted the
place on account of the sickness and the
rather eccentric conduct of Jesse r.
Grant, the father of the present Execu-
tive, and has held il at the atters re-
quest until the situation has become
peculiarly and unpleasantly embarrass-
ing. The friends Of the President are
afraid that the old gentleman has got so
old and hayward that it will take all
winter and summer to persuade him to
resign or leave.-Sac. Union.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-31

IHE RAILROAD Tax Su1r.-Attorney-
General Love left the State about a
month ago for Washington, for the pur-
pose of defending the interest of the
people in the case of Placer County vs..
the Central Pacific Railroad COMPANY
The case was to have been argued in the
Supreme Court on the 4th of December
but a postponement was at that time
decided upon. 1t is now set for argu-
ment on the first Monday in January
AS the right OF California to collect
State or county taxes from railroads
chartered by Congress is involved, the
result will be looked for with deep inter.
est Sac. Union, 49,
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According to an act of Congress, any
Judge OF United States Court on arriy
ing at the age of 70, provided he shall
have been Judge 10 years, may resign
his Office and continue to draw his salary
as long as he lives. The first United
States Judge to resign under this law is
the Hon. Samuel Nelson, of this State,
who recently retired to private life, after
having been on the Supreme Bench n
years. We say this is a good law, for
the reason that the Judge who serves the
State faithfully is entitled to fair sup
port when he becomes incapacitated by
age.-[N. Y Ledger.
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NOTICE.
TIM ROOFING
-AND-
Roof Painting.

SAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ forms the public Of Ficche and vicinity that
he Is now prepared to execute. at short notice,
al orders for Tin Roofing and Roof Painting in
the best style and with all the latest improve.
ments. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
All Orders left at the News Depot Of Charles
"iederhold, will receive prompt attention.
sel3.n SAMUEL w. BAREUM
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The Cincinnati Gazette shows that in
the States of Maine, Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Ohio
the decrease in votes from 1868 to 1872,
was 1876, 372.
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So at every tick of the clock, night and
day. the year round, II cents worth of
shining silver was brought to the surface
every week, on an average, over 800, 900
was added to the wealth of the world by
the toll, energy and industry of the
miners Of this district.
Were the value of our silver for 1872
put into $40 gold pieces and placed in
straight line, touching each other, it
would reach over five miles, extending
from the dump of the Raymond & Ely
some distance beyond the 4-mile house
on the Hamilton road. The whole Weld
of last year, coined into half-dollars, and
placed in straight row, touching each
other, would reach from the main en-
trance OF the RECORD Office to the rail.
road depot at Toano, over 200 miles dis
tant. The ordinary step of soldier on
the march is % inches: the half dollars
our mines yielded last year would enable
him to place his foot upon one at every
step on march of 4,732 miles. In
weight the yield of our mines in 1872 has
been over 100 tons, and would load twenty
o-mule teams, allowing eight tons to the
team, or one ton to each mule. We
have reason to congratulate the miners
Of Ely district upon the results of the
past years labor, and it is our earnest
wish that it may be our pleasure one
year hence to announce through these
columns an increase in the yield of the
district as great as that OF 1872 was over
1871.
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4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A Lincoln County for the month of DE.
cember, 1879, are hereby notified to file the
same with the Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners ON or before
Tuesday the 3Ist of December, 1879.
By order Of the Board OF County Commits.
sioners. P. B. MILLER, Clerk.
d25.td
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Purse Lost.

CHRISTMAS DAY lost my purse. containing
~ check drawn on Lees l. Walker, New York,
No. 5,5l6, $40 in United States coin, and prom.
issory note for $3.50. Payment on the draft has
been stopped. By returning the draft and purse
to the Record Office reward Of $40 will be paid
d27f3t JOHN II. RICHARDG,
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OUR SILVER PRODUCT.

The yield Of the mines Of Ely District
during the past two years would be a
subject Of absorbing interest at any time,
but particularly so at the close of
the year. Among the records of
III. County Auditor Office are to be found
the returns of the Assessor Of the gross
yield of mines in this district from Janu.
airy, l, 1871, to September 80, 1872, a
period of p months The gross amount
between the dates mentioned is s., 606,-
sS5.45. We recur to the production Of
II more for the purpose of comparison
than anything else. As the yield for the
last quarter Of ~, ending December 81,
has not yet been made out, and cannot
be for some days, We can do no better
than make an estimate of the yield for
the past quarter, making it equal to an
average Of the yield for the other three
quarters Of 1872. viz,
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Chief Justice Chase has five grand
children-three Spragues and two little
Hoyts.
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1871. Is72,


'Estimates,
Showing an increase Of nearly so per
cent. in ~ over that of the previous
year. But entirely disregarding specu-
lations and estimates, the official figures
show that the yield for the first nine
months of 1872 exceeds the total yield of
1871 by 1872, 229.15. Feeling assured,
however, that our estimate for the last
quarter of 1872 is not too great, we are
enabled to make the following healthy
showing for the past year:
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'ghird District 1rpuhlirnn Com
yCniiUu.

CuAr,NSuOGA, Aug, Il, lS72,
\ Convention Of the i'npuhIimupuy Of tho
Third Congressional District /, hereby called
lomcctnt ChatlNno1g, Tennessee, on Wcdnc,,
day, september Mn, ~! for the purpose Of
nominating Republican candidate Cor Con.
gross, and for such other cuisines, as may pro-
pcrly come before the Convention,
The committee recommend that the RcpubIl-
can, Of each county composing the di,trir;
rlIl county conventions nlm early day and
appoint delegate, 10 lu.Cou.rr,-ional Conycn.
ton, q, it,, very desirable Tint each county
be fully represented, lhroomtIc,co composing
the Thlrd pi,,rlctmo EloUuD, Loulou, RDmo,
Monroe, McMlnn, Mrie, Rhcn, Polk, Bradley,
James, Hamilton, Marion, soWntrhc, BIcd.
soc, Grmdy. Van Buren, and Warren.
By order Of the Executive Committee,
$40, SHARP, Ch'mu.
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r'NrrSt He'll Academy.

We don't know the names Of the gentlemen
who, some time ago. were appointed commits
sioncrs Of Forest Hill Academy, or whether
they are still in the land Of the living. But
we do know that something ought to be done
with the building. 1t i, in II dilapdntrd con-
dilon-a standing shame and rcproach to the
town--and in Il few years will he entirely
worthless. 1t WAS designed for educational
purposes. and not us rOost for bats and owls,
and other niwht birds.
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4 LIVE alligator was seen in the river above
chattanooga few dly, ago.
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As the spirit ofGod aud the -pirit Of whisky
cannot dwell together tremendously in the
same tabernacle. - the mingln" Of the pulpit
and party politics Is an abomination in the
sight Of heaven HubbdkHk. iX. cl., 18th V.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. Il, 1872.
Corn. whit" siJ~S. Wheat. white l.jna
l.Gl:rcd l.3ual.io. Rye l.loa.2o. Ont, IlajO.
Flour. fancy l.jhi.Ou: family I.0oiI.2j; extra
3.ioa3.7j: >iprrlinr 2.jca3.cO. Bacon, shou-
dcr~. SaSl5 i: hams. liIlj; clear sides, Hal l!.-
Meal. gDlII. Hay. i.jUai.Go. Lard. in bblS
glln: in cans. lOili. Butter. lja2n. Eggs.
Halo. Onions. per barrel 3.nDa3.jO. Feathers
juaGl. Irish Potatoes 200. Dry Hides iSilD.
Corn. fair demand; Wheat, good demand.
advancing; Dat, very dull; Bacon, scarce and
advancing.
Respectfully. II. T.CON " co..
Commission Merchants, FORSYTH It.
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We learn that the Rev. c. W. Charlton, til,
live secretary of the Eastern Division Fair
will be in Athens in short time for the rur.
pose of appointing an agent or two to sell >"a'
son Tickets to that enterprise. He and his co.
laborcr> are wUrkiM" with extraordinary cncr.
gy TO make the Fair success, aud deserve I'll,
support anG encouragement Of all who dr,lr,
the improvement and progress Of our a-ricnl.
turnl inlnrnIs.
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MCFARLAND's official majority for supreme
judge /. stated At about 1000.
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Al N0UNCE n L N T S,
Err Stain Snnntnr.

We are authorized and requested to nm.
nWmur y, i, llIillr Of MONROE county, ~
4 di.IltC for state ~rlllor from the District
composed NJ the rouulrN Of LDulon, Monroe,
Mug., MrMiun, Puk and Bradley, Election
first Tuesday IN November,
We nro authorized and requested TO An.
nouucc Gem lAS,T, LANi, Of MrMhn coUn-
ty,N,u candidate for the state senate from the
District composed u the counties Of loudoh
Monroe, MrNiun, Mpig., Bradley aud Polk
LI-n-Luu l-L LMu--LLA I'M NmALmnur.
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a SiNiy-'E.yO Founder.

The Knoxville Chronicle notices melon re-
cciycd at Athens, by }. W. liIlHrd. that Weigh
ed 81 pounds. 1t was raised ON the farm of
Henry Matlock. in the Ea>tonallcc Valley q
portion Of MrAlinn county famous for it, pro.
huctirc capacity. 1t wa, Of the variety known
n the orange melon, and we can testify to 1t,
superior quality rs wen ~ to il, weight.
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For Loint Renrnsentative.

We are authorized and requested 10 nm.
nounrr the nam, IT H. '. BELl. or Nhrl, as
a cmIidWo for Joiut Representative in the
District composed or the countc' Of james,
Rha, Ni., md Cumberland In the nest
General Assembly # Tennessee.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc COT. WM, 9. PEAK, " McIg., ~ u
candidate for john ltoprc'cnlItly" for the DIS
uirl composed u the counlr, otCumhcrImd,
james, Hha and Mrig, N the nest LcgiNla-
tulr, Election first Tuesday IN November. q
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SEVENTEEN .un,trotcs in Ncw York on
the 10Th,
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i-si.~i,,Di.

4 Mississippi paper says: "Thc corn crop i,
made, and it is with pleasure we can state it j.
the best grown in the State since 1860 Mi,s,-
sppi for the first time in ten years has made
corn enough TO supply home consumption
Some localities may be short, but the deficiency
can be supplied from ncighboring >cciion>.'
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THE papers are giving sketches Of u conf
dcncc man named Price. lie was ut Knox
Vile few day, ago. said 10 he large in per-
sou. with forehead vilninuu>ly low like an
ape, and ha, no objection to mo,tcnins the
inner man occasionally.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

win sell Cane Mills, Evaporotor,, and Farm
Implement, at Cincinnati prices. His house
hold furniture, dishes, garden tools, &c., vii
be sold low.
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Justices ssii.iis,S.

Executions and Warrants printed on good
papcr--ior sale at this office. Price, one dollar
per quirc. Orders per mail. accompanied with
The cash, will be- promptIy IIIrd.
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Another. Candidate.

Mr.. Bell, of Rhca county, /, announced TO-
day rs candidate for Joint Representative
for Mrig>, Rhen, james and Cumberland
counties. He and Col. Peak. formerly an
nounccd, we believe are both for Greeley and
the redemption of the country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

DoS'T forget to hold meeting nn Monday
week to appoint delegates to the Senatorial
Convention.
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S. j. MARTIN, Selma, Alabama, complains
that the Posi- does not reach him regularity
Can't account for the failure. ~ the paper Is
sent from this office to hi, address every
,yppE
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Athen5 9dst.
Athens, Friday, August 80, 1879.
New Advertisements.
taInp-ficctiu.

We direct attention to the new advertise
mcnts that appear IN to.,INy's paper.
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ABOUT every second member Of the Radical
party in this District has been mentioned a a
candidate for Congress. The chances are that
the candidacy will remain untitled.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

Now that Chancellor Key has been norni
mated for Congress and rs good ~ elected
there are said to be six or seven applicants iOl
his position on the Bench.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

\ Letter from White Cliff was uninten
iionally omitted last week. Too late nnw.-
We learn there is a good crowd both at White
Cliff and Rhea Springs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

THE Knoxville ChrDHicie for sunday failed
to reach its patrons at this place. The Chroht-
Gle is II lively paper. and we could readily loan
dozen copic, of it every morning if we had
thrm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

JUDGE 7. n. Van DYKE LEFT for Nashville
last Monday evening to attend the State Con-
ycntiOn.
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CHIPS. and THINGS.

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turn nut to hc u,,f.nnIcl
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lhe"'y coUh'il oI montgomery IN, ihpo>"
/ u revenue OF ole hundred dollars On ncw,pa
pcrN.
At Evansville, Indiana. senator SrhuH wa
met 10y a crowd Of persons numbering ten
thousand.
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will size all who do not settle with me IN
few days. T. +. GmsOS.
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The best in markct-thoGnNt-otJ. II. Reeds
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GTnit .siis.
TrENIr Seed Guaranteed GOOD. at IIailcy

Glass, Tin ard stone iu,t received and 70
,gir at T. +. GITsONs.
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TA-B-IE
EAST TENN. VA. G GA. R. R.

MEMS aud BOYS WEAR. BOOTS. SHOES
VI and Hats in prolu,iun ut tRLEl =
NOV. 20. lS1l-ti-2uS
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Commenced ut Cane CrccI to.dny-Fmdav
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Farmer. aEmproy" N"ur Fi""lt~'
Athens. Tenn, Aug, ., IS52-&t@-2i7

1.-Two now ready I0r -NTN NnI d0TTNcTy, 4
few really choice Cot,wolG Buck Lambs.
VI. \. HELM.
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y. a. E,,rlcy * Go. d'o@l,:ll,


The largest lot. the best assortment, and the
cheapest Fruit Jar, in town. at
J. T.. GInsON's.
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IHAvE the largest and best stock Hanging
Dog Iron ever found in thi, market, consisting
Of Wagon tire. Bull Tongue. Twisting shovel
and straight shovel Mould., for Cash Or Barter
April D. L. +. GIBsON's.
, 1872-12-19

1pc1ug;1d 51g;hA19: e. Y, Dec today
cor ne week thus far 5e2 or s3 cars a1ains
weehs zane nne Lat week. Market dull at las
t9a %1gse views Of the market were far beo
aanehtars M iaTga quantities Of poor fresh beet
i8terea at the Vest and sent to the Easter1 rnsr
oaenss It fs S'a t6e 5es aoa q
5sa Of fresh beef Wien to tbesa t9s
t2o hevy 9ra Of I've cattle the
LEO Te5e disposed Of to-day Sales 6Is 1no3s
at xa & ~ " to at 45o@65o 4s Ohio do i4a
~ oe9 80 e5 Ie1as d. 1139 at IS Nebrasta d.
19S3 at $50 80 Michigan d. list to i,212 at 9S
the aaIa1 ~ p ~ 5LAMRs-Recepss today 2ooo making
Srades ase on nesa as Msskst nss a on zg al
sheep e5 to a. at zGi Illinois a1ee ~ a.
isps - at gaasata2 s sheep ILL., at Is cansda
dnaeoosReceipts dae to-day, including 81 cara tn ars
agaya4 ~ g ne total for the week tua far o s
Il es soe the came time last week, Market AIT
~ shade 20 ct from yesterdays prices The guppv x
so to so u es sne a "a Desirable hog averaging
na1ana hogs, 100 to 2oa, 1t sIoo ~'''' '1'1o ano
, 1872-12-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-AIoney WIS str,noant - oo
Per cent per day, closing at 1-16 to ~ "' 1o4 'e
sight. ~ 1'De' ono LUZ Tor ehors
III Moa "a ~aa weak declining from 112 to 111 c,oen,
~ m4n @ ne later BID and 111s asked Under fIe
~ easo gold loaning rates were SIS to at ~ @
s1s5 naS *soooqooo. Treasury disbursemennifss
@ rus ttasasufy commences the 21st to nar the 1
ua1y interest without rebate ~ Pos 'ne 'an-
et+e tu+ern,nGnts Lo1Ga were about Il lower and dull
state oonds quiet, and fraction 1oyTar
o!ecas we're generally strong The' fcstrr. -
~ Tno o. NAL which fuctuated "a follows 70 7s;1
~, 71 76, 7s, soy, ST. ciosin" 1T -,
13 ttlce. go proposition Was made for an isana nT
oopds az the Directors meeting TO-DAY 40 ~ 49, u
pa1ys statement showB three and or.rtar Son
casn ana cash aasets after paying tbree 1oiIa,a - ~
tne te" steamers. Contrary to street r,,n.or toE
"as no change in the Presidency or D;ractor usee
reports Of the loss Of additional stcsnaar au US
eie stoc5 Jobo1ng rumors. Western union ~, 1
and advanced from 791s to 80; closinp nf eo4@
@ G:ts Vas exceptionally weak and lower in sSnoth.
VIII me Lonaon Market where IT ia believed fa Enr,y
lany va III not declare dividend on the nreferra5
sna1es. Ihe rest OF the List was dun viz a-tu
eio eoeeS ~ rn gn' TO q per cent. The whole market
+, The New Jersey Central Railroad has oicen ,,,..
lnat II VII on the 20th Of january EXCHANGE x; aG9
snaIea OF tu paid stock for the aa11e amonnf ~ @
'tock allotted In October, 1871 VI sc11p
Subscriptions for 81, 600 shares Of tba NV, W.,
y Seetonnaand eo London Telegraph at the mar vsi
u sip ' nage been opened n London, and It il snn
ing in bills sold this Weet, 1''A1'0 Pooaas ster- |
Sterling 1fr9 ' |