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DIasoLtrIGN NOTICE,

The fem Of Y9tss & Mprphoy is this day
dissolved by mutual consout, RE. v. YatGs
retiring,
II, a. Minor and T. s. Murphey having
the entire interest, assume all liabilities Of
the firm Of Yates Il MU;phcy and will con-
tinue the business undor,u ha STYLE of
MURPHY i MINOR.
Macon, Miss, Nov, |, 1872.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

We have received the second number
of the magnolia Gazette" published Al
Magnolia. Pike Co., in this State by }. D,
Burk. 1t Is a very neat and well conducted
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

Having this day disposed Of my interest
IN the tiEn Of Yates & Murphey to DR.. II.
A., Minor, | respectfully ask my friends to
e,ftohd to Murphey ~ Minor, the new tirn},
Their liberal patronage which they lave
given Yates " 4prphay il the past.
K. n. Y, YATES,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

Pursuant to y donroG made and entered
ON the l+th day Of September, 1872, ut the
September Term, iS73, If tho Chanccrv
Court, held in and for the county of Nnxu-
bee, state of Mississippi, |, William D.
HUMPHREYS, . special commissioning, an
pointed in said decree, will Oh
Saturday, 18th Aqy Of JANUARY 1873,
at Tho CourtbqUso apor IN the town of Ma
con, Noyuheo county, state Of Mississippi,
sell for cash, in lots not exceeding 100 ncrl3
at one time, the following described lnuds,
lying and being in the county of Noxubge
and STATE of Mississippi, to-wit: lots J. 4,
., I, 9, IL, Is, Is, lG, in action t, township
III, range : east; and all that portion q
lots !, : and 8 in section |, to%nswip H..
ra 60 IL enst, lying cas-! of The Mobile and
ohio Railroad and lots 4 and 3, in section
. township Is, range II east, continuing
COZ acres more % less. The said lands be-
long 10 the estate of Richard Il. lrby, de-
ceased, aHd will be sold UNDER said decree
to pay the debts of the estate. Srch tilo
ms snid estate hsd will be, conveyed.
WILLIAM y. HUMPHREYS.
No'2-2W speeiql Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
- TO N.

~ Fairfield,
BLACK HORsE MULE, with , "ot
and the mark of a bito on ' y lS..r,
Any Indignation leading g. to ,. ',si
tho mqi' will be "V''I r. J. IoI
FaiFH'I
Movie
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

A tailor Of massive intellect,
who mnnipulstcs his goose in one
of the most aristocratlc streets OF
Syracuse, N. Y, has hatchcd an
idoa from the broad-fronted era
yats new so much affected by our
oxquisites. He proposes to make
a suit consisting ont rely ofcravat,
to be wound round the body and
limbs from neck to ankio, and
.astened with q diamond pin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
Nay so
DNINIsTRApQR's NOTICE,

A
Letters Of Administration on tho Estatc
Of r. w. Barnes, deceased, having been
Granted to Jno. Barnes, all parties holding
Claims against said Estate are hereby nett
fed that lhaiF plaimA if not %probatod with
in tho time required by la&, will be forever
barred. Creditors will please file their
Claims AS soon IA possible, as it is desired
to wind mp the Estate within three months
from date, JNO. BANNED
Nav 2O--tta Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

The increase OF the production
of pig metal in Great Britain from
the year 1870, when the produc-
ton vas but about 1900 tons, to
1871, when it reached 5000, 600;
and also in tho United States,
where in sixty-onc yosrs we have
increased tho production from
$4,000 tons in 1870 TO 100000
tons in 1874,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

M. Mr.. j.. &. Dixon is our authorized
travelling Agent, and, as such, can solicit
subscriptions and receive moneys for The
office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
nrRAYEn OR STOLEN.

~ T a 1T w
From tho premises If the subscriber,
about oct. list, DUN COLOltED mUSLANG
PONY about "A hnRds high, 4 yoars old.
branded on fore shoulders md hips. y
liberal reward will be- gjyon CONFORMATION
that will lead to its relNyory.
". 3. McDANID,
Macon, Miss,
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5000 Fr 80 Z
~
~
T,:ustce's Sale Of the B,ondcd Stock Of
Simoon Orr Docoosod
NJ, ,
Trust to the und%rSISned trustee na'n'd
tAGreii, eNGe"ted ny simeon orr deceased
b .l N, I,I ls-s an" "i' rI.j ~" IN thu tIe a "tfc "a Of SD tho
Chancrry C1rrK of the county Of Noyubee
md State of Mississippi for record on the
glth dny of the sane In.nth, and recorded
the nh day OF DccIA ID 1872, in Deed Book
letter :, pages 5bS to 81, inclusive | the
said Trustee, now deoming it for the best
interest Of said creditors in said deed named
rs well IS for said parties in interest, to, so
soon rs practicable, sell the Horses, Mule
and Cattle mentioned in said decd and be-
fore the first day of March, y y, 1873, the
undersigned will on
MONDAY, Goth day Of January. A I, 1873,
a.. ,.n u,.;J, &c ,L, ,,iI Ci,
~, NV '"s' p]naaIC,i1Io IN snid 'on Y,n,'' IS
W. Il", 49, e.. ,f, , W. m.Do, ."I''' III
NoN"oIu' "a'I t tL, Il l,,t, Ill., y" ' e..
AZ P"','t S',"'y w w ''S'ea' u,"iol' l"i
on'I' ''S "' t'HH Vi it'i',' +" "u'0o "'i'
~ li'"u u C"t'ie' lnen'lo"Eu III '"'I Gec,''
'or t'e purpose ''eIe'IL P.oIluou ""'o 10
r"INIIeUc' ~ ~ tI''N' a H. ,,,ou
,r. =, r., ~ nr oii'
M"So'' M''"' ''Sc' ~ '''-' ''"A''c'
~. e.,,.
E'ynhao Gnnnt PE''
Chanccry Cnurt, Thursday, Dec: 10Th, 1872.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

The Southern Suites went thro'
the solemn mockery OF Thanks
giving upon the same principle
that animated tho venerable dar-
key who was asked after his fami.
Iy, and responded
Dey's all poorly, thank God
And why thank God for the
sickness of your family p was de-
manded.
"Kase dcy is no wuss,' he re.
piled.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
TGR t

The %woll-known VIM. Mcleod place for
the year 1873. For particulars apply 20
DR., JN0. +. MCLEOD,
Nov'0-lts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

kT We had almost made up our
mind to spend Christmas at Oxford
1t was a disappointment in some
respects. One of our citizens prom.
ised us no would have US q fine tur,
key sent by Express cooked, and
plethoric with oysters. Another
was anxious to furnish us with s
bottle of--not Mrs. Winslow't
Soothing Syrup, and we had already
laid out the programme Of inviting
Judge Hill and the U. S. Court to
dine with us. We can bear the dis.
appointment, however, with tolera.
bio oquanimity, and wait with pa.
thence until We arc summoned there
TO graduate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

Francis the First, having
asked Castelon, Bishop of Or
leans, whether he WIS of noble
extraction. "Sir }" .eplicd he,
Noah had three sons in the
ark, | cannot say from which
Of them | descended"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21


p0n Our Christmas Turkey has
arrived. 1t is q wild fow,, and was
found roosting on its tail in a per-
simmon tree. 1t differs from the
ordinary turkey in some respects.
having sharp taOth and u plumagc
we cannot utilize into busters. 1t
carries its chickens in its pocket.
In other respects it is a very nice
fowl, more particular in its food
than tho ordinary turkey and, with
the assistance Of oysters and sweet
potatoes, equally as good.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
NECROLOGY y.

DR.. Warroa Stone, the celebrate
of Now Orleans, died in that city
Saturday before last.
S. n. Pike, an old merchant o.
Cincinnati, and Of Pixies Oper.
House celebrity, died in that city Il
short time since.
Edwin Forrest, tho celebrated
actor, whiIO dressing, dropped down
dead at his home in Philadelphia
the other day from Apoplexy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

The brother of Beethoven
signed his name to distinguish
himself from his landless bro.
Their, "von Beethoven, land
owner" The other signed his
name, Beethoven, brain own
err" to be equal with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-10
SUPPLEMENT TO EVENING STAl.--OCtober TO- 1872 No. l.

TO WHOM ASSESSED.
land remarks.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-10

inches, thence IN q nsrthessterly
direction one hundred and two feet
SIX inches to the dividing line be-
tween lots fo1r and i've, thence
along said dividing line to north ID
street forty three feet, thence along
said ID street one hundred feet to the
place Of beginning.
Beginning for the second part az the
northwest corner of said lot and run.
ming south along the line Of North
Capitol street eleveBfeet four and
one-fOurth inches thence in q north
easterly direction irty-eight feet
two and one-half inches, to the di-
Yiding line between lots i've and six
thence along said dividing line thir-
ty-seven feet six inches to the place
of beginning.
Tax for abstemen. Of nuisance, $500
Acton, Osborn.............
Fourth installment OF tax for curb
ing and paving footway on interest
from December ID, 1S6e. s1S35
Arnold. Sophia A.....-..--......--
Third installment Of tax for curbing
and paving footway, on Interest
Being the south twentyfeet front OF
said lot by the depth OF ninety feet.
Atlee, 3. York.
Tax for year 1857, in name of H
OvertOD j. Prather. .S1I32
Aver, Sarah K. and daughter........
First, second. third and fourth In
stallments Of tax for constructing
sewer, on interest from July 1851 !.
Sl26.6f
Being the north tventy-three feet
six inches front Of said Lot by the
depth thereof.
First, second, third and fourth in
stsllments OF tax for constructing
sewer, on interest from July 8. 1867 i
SiO4. go
Being the south twenty-six feet front
of said lot by the depth thereof.
Thomas N.................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-10

All installments Of water tax, ON in.
terest from July I, 1866. .e2l. 90
Having q front on Eleventh stree,
west Of twenty-five feet adjoining
the north fifteen feet front a sAid
lot by the depth thereof.
Behrene, JOHN Z.
All tnstallmente Of water tax. on in
terest nom July Z ls6s. -eSs.0i
|Bigelow, Jacob -. -. ..........
Fifth installment Of water tax. ON
interest from July Z, l666. 50 81
Having q front o( f0as1oeu fest nine
inches On Sixth strooeVost, ad10tu-
ing the south fourteen feet ninS In
ches q aid Iot By tie ospth theroof.
BROOKS, JoeepA 80. 80. ...-...-..
second ana bird inG0limoa6 a enx
Cor curbang aAd paving footvay, On
interest non 0e16 G. t6@. .. sosa.eo
lsoes, james H. -.....-..........
TsI Coz ysar lseo zee. e~---.ool6
Tax for yoae ls6e 80. ..~-. osp
Tax for yeas Ie6s. ..-...-~..-olaSo
Being tie eest 6ftY-fvs MT Sous
inches neof1Ag - II o1ooe n@sh.
running baek b tho dopth q ~
l0t . Massachusetts aNoonA
BazT, jana R.............>~. ......
Tex Tor yoar IeD. ............MG
Third. fourth ed afSA inGtali8onN
o. vaser tax en interest Dom Jsl,
~ to'oo.s ss>sssss.sesss.s s1lAto
70 a. -. sssa ''-..-.s->.-...:::::,:; g
Third, sesrtA ~n1 am idi;i isSa iie
% veier tax, On ineeroDt ntum Jpiy
o., ,oo-,..s:.s..se>s.seess...o1AA
Jas. I. Baxbosr and q. ". 0Dohfsn
Third inGtAllnant Of tax nnr curbins
and Pestng esotway, On inesrsS
nom Deee6bor -, la. .....l0G.ai
rSird in.s.ii..:s a 90 n: s..s::
sron bses&Ss 3. fiss......Sss.Si
Third irs1aii.snt OF tax ier csrStns
md psving 0otvay. On inHsfSE
nem Doee@bes - iee,......ezslI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

THn from the Danbury Ne,es IA
worth q smile or two: 1.-Two Sqlnb-
BILE Hill men have been devoting them
selves to Que girl. Between the two
she hardly knew how To choose, and
fortune grew dizzy skipping from one
banner to the other. Friday night
No. ! appeared in bran new pair Of
pants that had the most gorgeous plaid
ever seen. The young lady caved at
once, threw herself upon his breast.
and faulty articulated /: oh, amt
they bully,!' TINS OF course solved
tho difficulty as to the nalden's choice.
and there was evidently nothing more
10 do but nix the day But, alas !
foyhumsn catculationss Sunday night
No. 2 appeared on the scene with
shirt that opened behind. They are to
be married next Thursday. No. ] has
returned to the solitude Of a tan.bark
mill In York. State" - =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

A NEwB BJRyPoRT correspondent
gives the following touching bit:
While standlng Oh the extremity of
the side piazza, which was flooded with
the moonlight. | heard u slightly anus
Ing, but no doub, Important CONVERSE
tion between young couple! She was
hanging OH his arm half lovingly, and
they both were looking up at the queen
Of night. He. said. teuderly bending
down his head, do you love the
mbon?"- She answered In 4 low voice,
Yes" He replied. with deep ten.
derncss and feeling In his voice,
"Would were the moop." They
passed on. while l momentarily eX.
claimed, mo cards"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
MULES are generally consideredvery

MULES are generally consideredvery
stupid animals. but one Of the species
showed yesterday that there Is an ex-
ception to every general rule. Two
cars were closely following each other
down Main street yesterday afternoon
when the forward one suddenly stop
ped, and the driver Of the one behind
had not time to pull up before colli.-
lon seemed Inevitable. The mule took
tho sis,,ation at glance. snd, being
determined not to be jammed up, he
quietly stepped into the forward car.
to the CONSERVATION OF number of
ladies who occupied seats near the ell
trance.-iNemphis appeal. a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

The, ,paternal author Of this years
belle, stthe Virginia springs, was APP
preached by youth who requested a
few minutes conversation IN private,
and began :..I was requested to see
you, sir, by your lovely daughter.
Our attachment" young man."
interrupted the parent briskly. ~
don't know what that girl OF mine Is
about. You are the fourth gentleman
who has approached me this morning
on the subject. have given my con.
sent TO the Others, and 1 give ls to you.
God bless you."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ THURSDAY, the Twenty:sixrh day Of
September, A. .. 1879. at 10. o'clock, noon, at
my ONCE, In thu Douglass Mn, In tho Town Of
Gold Hill. Storey county. I will sell At privn'e
sale. for cash, in United Slater gold coin. pur.
snant to ,he order Of the District Court Of. the
Firs: Judicial District for Storey county, the
following personal property beroneins 70 The
estate OF Hemrod 8 Wright, deceased, to wit 4
SSpan OF Work Horses, with harness, .,
Saddle Horse and rig. =, - =
Ten horse Wagon.
Six.horse Wagon. '" En" iTs ~
4 Baekaetlon. and Chain+. ..-...... Q @. E.sl.I
Two-horse Wagon and Stretchsr,
2Sows and Lot o. Pigs tfsI76TI hHhi Is'
Tho property can b inspected by calling q
the once sfotesald. 0 sf3 -.a.'i
Dated Gold Hill, September 10. ls61
.i'rF2 .E1, y &C. STEVENSON,
ssIe I'd Admlnistiater 81 said Estate. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

pr.tonlllItlteS ~ t.Ntni%.-t on s"tftahlr
nue,.inr.s i unaffected ID certain itl"- ~
E.,in Al the IN, teasing discomfort Of thv well.-
IN, r,,ss5 4 lertu..nt al hnl,h nit
shown. and az, ,1n.,,u,nae slnt, II
.u,.a the l. -a rhat IL, 10 lrtse ai
liy,ua and til, enortratts nhersl = ieal !" Il :
poo,el d. c,ip'iau.; u ianicti,. = &c.
,hnu 10 do with ~ ilif m - iiil'ttis-
The lcnt at. i'm r.,i'sni9.lr 7a'',t r..'ta,.a'
80 rnci ~, N taN, tl.t the Fo.srnlnent Ia,
Ike matter under aBn il''l'iele ani m H'As'
ii The cre,l5,n oi Ion ..s suitable Il, ,ho-, oi
.,nollin. .iur5 IL. nt,n talked "e'r hs saN tia~
n,,ui otii,i.ls. +, the cause1 what theN mas ~
| i evident thu alarm prevails n,nmne 'nnne, d
| men in Berlin OWING 10 the ii-c"n'"u'si pai
manifested IL lower circles. ln'i tes,ing i"
merchants and property owner h1N' t'"''
nl,c, with the view ol ,nilhnc,nE ia s"'ern
ment IL take the necessary Gtep n lhihifa''''
| of irnub,r II i unfortunate Ia hth 't'
of affairs shonl arise, and ..l'e''a y n IN
u,ncnt when tie Imperu,S Of Nurst'a an
Russia are about 10 mee, NJ 6eri'n h'h wne'
Iticrmany shonld At least lt a"- 10 she" III s,'
e,,n,al that United Eathe,la'd mean. pea,
and eontenlmrui Ia all its inhabhan'.. iiera''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
FASHION ITEMS.

l.inchen green II n new rns9r
4 lelh hinr II; lrlntnsl aui r,s, loa,.' j. -
nice ,irrs,.
White ~wia' ov,l lfc>.e4 ate inurn worn.
Sleeve short,
Enbroidcry Is = ttnnin. -ttlrl tp 'di t-
Of garment.
Imported jet trimming and ornaments vii
he very ia.hipuahlc tni- autumn.
Spit" Il ali The new inirolu,lior- oi b,-fit- ,
ha-Inin,s, points and vests. tha elreaut pot
nai-t Viii -lil t. wurr by tlic nginUiy ~ l3l',s
til, autumn
ladc- Dire has ior a long tHleh',n ,lfll.iua
toward ;,,e yies oi Louis ',uinlc :atl = rrA,
! spring, moii .te ", fhe castGres # f.l aitt
wi hr eNaG'y pod
/ Pom. rpr -, Vim II. Iv,iai v
',ide, NJ, r4sin,d il rorlliNr it.t b,r.-
mixed "ith .eiot e;tt- M misturr =r.-..i.
what is con. d,s,al. t., "2i r.- ,het,he-
lace imported
The I'm. tf t..s tu. vs,,#3 .s
the lnucy -. Nhut. il,,., ~ ln &.s u
hlnllliy Gaipa, Liaijt a.. iut : e
hln!iiN, Il. ru,. oirgu, la.i tF.r "
Hast ihc ltrt,u4t.. ta yshg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Cable SPARKS

4 despatch from 'i,'HbDnc - ondou rc-
Fpt' that the .uir, .leW ut Tie sinp ! as mia
were mh5rIoIvd ~ ~utth Nta Islander
t;erlrh detectives a,r IA to. nagar It-rly
Mairhn- liz ulotVlutu,. 10 lsh,h N mhir~
!" Tia. int"tnatiehaie Society Who arc tt.ud
'H@ TIE .ougr, =.
the utmber oi cmisrln whr rmhute1
iIom Liverpool lot America dnrins the nonill
.! August wa l",onc,
III mu- sat trcuch Min, ter ot Nar. DECLARED
yesterday br!o,r 'lr Permanent 'onmitte,
ni the ha,eublN IL Versatile, thai lh. militia
~ party il Germany wer, dissatisfied Viii
+ til" treaty of peace and with Besmarl, b.
! cause France Is ieiuittvd tuIrtain the ,nttlr>
oi EtitoIr
'rhe pnbii hers uf <apolton's "iif. ot &c
Sar" have brought suit against the * Impef
). or tDr violation ~. contract
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
The Vermont Election.

MoNIikfuH, Vt, SEPT " ls j. uini Gle,
h"s '"t ''"NIi',i. Li.ut, naUt t.. j. Trs1su-
t"r' con ~ "iH' aid meuj'.5 IT. trsi.la
tn'' t''A place II 'lu ,t t...it.
he IL f'rngis 'a,'t.,i Is, lt, .tlL.r u tho
IL p"hh'"H3. 'Iwcrtr .,H i#a ilom thus
,'r ntnIn - Roruthe,n, i. the ,.., .I,aif,. a,d
"nr Democrat Ten iyMu rG..h ia t,,r
-" Sc" rt E"rnhii ~. ! y ,oar,l. 10,
q 7"'nor, - t.'"t ict r,aca s. itcpnhl,s
,tu
+ T. NJ Na!tlng Il, ncant,.r.e,a. ~, 10 N
J t'"' I" "ll.'na. II wr9et lria.upued ~ t,t
io. +. i.r.hi. \ town ttvt. CnuNrr,r 'atlt
Aa.al iirli.i y, lt,.c t,'yus r,atrt u
't#t tn ,otru II. stat, pue ,j.urr,. .ui oni
.'""s ir'nluHa Err at,c,n, h,nocra, .Ul
/ l''n"rai h'pnhl,tan L. t'g ~. .ts'ura.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Does not Swallow th4 crantBait.

Mr. !. II hunl,it, ei t,rri"r il."a c,nut'. .
l,,,in. h,,u ir,nfti,i s. a t,it..d ,s Jas : ,l
Ntu- t'iaut on .risItun at i.,ui Sl''e, !it.D5 i
a l.i.ni IA tl.ia city a, iuli0ws. II have at"ts
hurn Democrat, aud stili am 81 democrat ia. IL.
fure shah ,uall can Tor thu support ui tn reg
uinr cundltht's 1T the party nominated II l'a.ti
more What | saw IN John Van Alien h1rt
room at the rak Hotel, m osw, ., gave m,
understand tnat iiun "hpia lnuiar III matter "i
Grant movement an IN tur rettrm ~
i.iui5villa hemr and Grant Ntli Nc: trg,fs
my anpp.lt hlii 'ul.l ri lie, ~ turti2
and y tuiff itroru, nni taEa iha 5iomP -
itp nt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

The Natoua, Convent u Il" $tatsht-a9'
D,m.ctgey me' lt ioat sa.t~ Rrstor!t,y, "be"'
jaO u.l, s,trs h-,ng pfrse.t. IN orgahIhatl' II
was Effected witt, lalsr l.suuS, oi kehinAnd,
Va, rs permtaeut President \ iet'"r W, ut
from Charles ti'Ganur reviewing the rolilra =
r.,,4,u aud auprovtnm cI III" Ntra aht-put nl,'S".
mem, but detiir,ug - he Il eauttliate if thi
Presidency. The ietter waa referred TO tem-
mite. on Ges0u;laIs. After tine appointment "t
tins ,,mmttaa the Convention adleutnei pntll
m. ,n,rn,u., The tarita -tinnglA ~ fNl't Il
,b, nomination 81 Mr. p't,'uat. upt"itS'Hn'ttus
l4s ,is,lstlan aud Il un.i,,tsaui TINT h1s l";
ter " Ill h,. aGptcd ~ IL" platform "i tn. ahren-
tlpn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
rho Burning OF Canterbur, Game
iral.

l.o%pp% l. y ilttt d'Srtt,h fnan tn
teihurN hHugs intelligence thai the te Va tie
Cnthrd'' ha' bon cStmgu' ,hc,!. The 'itrmfl,
r.iniuoi control ~ thr TUNES -hotty heiti"
noon, ari u 80 n'.ae' thav Mr,i. snI prose-.
rh' n 'ts"- l,"Wr>ri, AZ, all p}nNln4 -, aH'
hu.dnt About one hauiiiod ,ud itty irrt %,
he r,nI 'c,s completely iesftiSra. t,er, thor
that raG'a ln"s.hll IT, m9.''i Hhe ,'ot 81. Il Il
Calitri "a V tore iha hsrint rsinn, ncfd q r. ~
water IN ~. l',5 hoped t,1 wh'u ttotnu I
.'>l,liu,' ...u ra naic i si! l." tunu' tht ~
im,,r IS mt n5 afiions as now 1Frrtt'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Ward m.Iori.,os for Mayor.
6o Simms' majority in The 'ltS

poLlTIcAL Thrift Mr., James i.eafy. ns''
oerat stood at tho E.shth ward polls ." i"es''y
afternoon, and recordet the name' ot a"'h men
AZ voted Illegally, aud ON forged r'e'ip's' as
soon as tho polls closed, crowd 81 iad'fais
Pressed around him, and some one' s"a'ehed hs
list Of names and run. aided 10 make h'' escape
by the others, of course. Mr.. ieary loses ms re-
cord. and thus the Radicals destroy the evidence
Of their guilty work
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Who are Masters

rAris. sept =. -Ih,rr 4s=', ,e. 81 nl,ar-
,v ut LYONS hct@mrn th iutt@pstl ~ and nAtiaunl
.utho,.ties which r,uss t.u.h ioa,inE aud - .Iti
mrht The city toui'r5l ~. fers-,. n tiu ~
c!asiIc,I t.tchut. tre'1 the tt6,u.. aud th. ma
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

GEN P.>rs recent speech IN NJ lame n'''i''
some irrerisiilt. prns. lie rf1n"uneed thr
cout-. ii 1he l'rm0ertcy Al EtIiim"te ta he ~ th
hirhest sous. intilotr. ana declaring iilt pgrtec.
wlilAug gncs8 unite with thlt Iaiy "a 'ht - y
struggle ior reform IL, csrae"i the nh,ar,.' ~
the charge 81 Tie !~ant ntr,nf thlt e.rerir.= ~
elertc,t w puid r. 10" lave ti,r hayEs, pas thr l'
debt ana len ohe aud commit dhrt inio'a A'l
ueY, de-, ,iaun.t that any man wh' snltpoN tf't
Nr ,,rrelp8 ry h,t uah VIII crn oy"rrt ~ - n
atr TIA, iilu,.. the stttr government, III .-
y, enc t'oult it- inyssc3 ot the people ihd pst
,aly tur thu pa poe a '-f 'Aisit hinF r,a ~
r, -, .iiiy ne Lad. Iylur he fatcl dchf. ~
rcnudtstfu.s ;tr dtht a t,a n5nn, hiu. he watt
out intelligence OF Witlaut hont,'s. lhat NJ
Gta..al t1= ta,i ~ nah ln'sh'tta, "a irtttHsn
a r4nIld5.a. III. }usttIaa Il t',e .'a5t, .. to- ~
/ Illt Tan. fte,e ,lz.s ~ f,af Hs'3 nus 5E
I r>at.s# ~ epv 'e.r,tl4n. 'A.5 tt'stt The s's )
propl-h IL i4>r lun i,"Ari na iha,y VA" &" b
ior tb,It e>t ,,n fntatsa ANA sie3 ii iaeh = u
people t. Nham ii trlan =. tta' thrr my u.s. q
Tor the, uMa tnlr.'r- ~ -" wmeit'r "'
,,,s.ili.l ev Air. e,eriey .n#i IN rsn iet =
tam hun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

Senator Summer sailed for Elrape Yesterday
Before leaving he con6dcd 10 ''' Chairman. ''
the Liberal Republican Committee d Ma1s'
chn.et,s speech which he was preye9%iee nee 'S
in health from delivering in fanenii Han
This speeci. n very long and Is an e.aoe'a''
argument in Mr.. Summers usual style IN 'a'"'
| Of G Greeley for President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

We are happy To know that The Ne.saille
court martial has at last come down 70 s.i
,,n,n,, m The spirit communists who are Al
s,.n, in In, ,i,sh. II isa proof, We take IL
,la, that ,i,e TODD for powder has inally given "n'
and tho stakes aud Grnre oi sat"rN are NJ ..'
end It il time The blood letting rsnard am
we rejaie. Ia think thai il must 'Fase, u '.'
no hptt,.r reason, at ieai i"f TIT 'hat H'''
are nv more left 10 die.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
s1MMS ELECTED MAI,,H.
Majority, 70 Votes.

The Democrats ami liberals made n gann II
,ort Yesterday, sud the result was the ti.umthoni
elaation ot Joshua l.. Simms. Esq, Mayor, aud
Democratic majorties in I've wards out Of ten.
securing the election oi five members Of Council
aud all th, ward officers in those warts lhr
Radicals cut,t.d ts,a wards-:hs ninth 10 ,!aut,t,
by fraud ahd coi'a'r,n. the neDto vntrr'