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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-10-26

KEg~ Our thanks are ten@ered for
AN fntitation to the Press Banquet
at Jackson, Tenn, which will be
given on the third day Otthe Fair:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-10-26


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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-10-26

aN- We have ju1 replenjshed oar stock
Of Paius, Obs, Narnishes AND Painters
sehdrIts Vna We car sell rs bow rs any
Southern market
JONES & FRENCH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-10-26
LAURA Sd. a'AER.
WILL THERE BE ANOTHER TRAGEDY 2

From San Francisco Morning CoIl Oct. 81
Alter the adjournment Of the
Fourth District Court Judge Tyler
escorted Mrs. Fair to his office in
Court block. A Call reporter nc
companicd them. Mrs. Fair, upon
reaching the office, asked fora glass
of water, remarking that she felt
faint. After drinking she sank
heavily in = chair. When she re
covered herself she entered into
conversation with the CaH reporter.
She intormcd ham that she did not
know how long she might remain
in San Francisco, saying that she
had several lawsuits pending, and
remarkiug, with Il laugh, that she
might never get away al all. She
then left the Office with Judge Tyler
Immediately after Mrs. Fair entered
tho building
JAMES L. CRlTTESn&,
son Ct the late 4. Z. Cr:ttendcn,
went INTO the Off e ofJohn B. Eel
ton, and, seating himself, began to
read a law book. Those who were
prestuts,v that Mr.. C]rittenden ap
pearod to be in il very excited con.
dtion. Suddenly he dartcd out Of
the room into the hallway and met
Mrs. Fair and Judge Tyler coming
down Tie stairs leading from the
third story. Mr.. Crittenden made
= mution to move towards Mrs.
f, Fair, bat he was intercepted by
. Julge Tyler, who was heard to *
claim,
"DON'T SHOOT
can shoot as well rs Won" After
a cool may excite words JUDGE
TyIar hurri%dlv led Mr.. Fair down
stairs. Thcy lad scarcely reached
tho street when Mr.. Crittepdcn
anncnrcd, and was about 10 advance
tnword Mrs Fair, when be wa, araiu
i-ntorranted nv Mr.. TYLER, Who
warmed him not t, advance, saving
rh,t Mrs Tair WINS in his company,
md lint no considered if his bou1.
.,Ian dntv 30 nrotoct her. Mr.. TYLER
~anneorr1 70 he AZ much excited as
Gr5tronJan and he mt his hand in.
- lis nocknt in An aycitcd mannor
Mrs. Foir stood about ten feet from
INA comL,tonts and locke ed nerfcot-
Iv nn~rnnrerned She was enoaned
n unnIv ~t,nninw her teeth With
itbc6onJIo Of her TarasoI DURING the
@oItorrYtion. AZ tbis iuncture Mr., J.
+ Cowdcrv
aaAsprp THE ARM OF MRS. FAIR
and tbcv walked mn CLAY street and
turnnJ down Kearnv street. Mr.,
Tyler, obscryipr that Mrs. Fair had
kcen taken away. walked up to the
corner If CLAW and Kearny streets.
,cromnonied NV Mr. Crittendan and
the OH rsnotim. When the corner
had been re,cheJ Mrs. Fair and Mr..
Cowdery we're opposite the New
York bakery asd Nh. Crittenden
went burriedly irto Calvert,s DRUG
store and leit 4bore two books,
which he had been CARRYING. He
then walked with Mr.. TYLER and
the reportey until they came up to
Mrs. Fair. Mr., TYLER AGAIN remon-
stratrd with Mr.. C~rittenden, but
the Inter vowed that he would find
ont where Mrs. Fair lived and that
she mrst leave the citv. Mr.. TYLER,
Mrs. Fair and Nh. Cowdory then
hailed a street car and entered it,
followed bv Mr.. Crittenden and the
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Tho State of Mississippi,
NoXuboe County.
Abner c. Tate
[29l vs.. Execution.
Martha }. Tate.
BY virtue ola writ of execution in the
above stated case, to me directed from the
Office OF the clerk Of the chancery court of
Noxubec county, Mississippi, will on
MONDAY, 4th Day of NOVEMBER. 1872,
at the courthouse door in the town of Ma
con, proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at public optcry within legal hours,
al! th9 right, title, interest o. demapd of
said defendant in and to the following de-
scrlbed properly to-wit WI Sci & ia
SWt d E4 NWt & 40 acres in Wi NWf
Of Sec, 80, Tl6, rio; also the NEl 0fNWt
" w FW( of Sec. 81, T lG, r i9. Ley
led on as the property of defendant Martha
j. Tate, and will be sold to satisfy the
Judgment and costs Y the abqyc stated case.
W. NJ. COMMON,
Oet5:-l4n Sheriff Noxubee Co., Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-10-26

aS5" Our Cotton Marking Ink
will not rot Bagging and will not
was out. JONES u FRENeH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-10-26

ps5" Gull anl settle that little Balance
against you, az we need money.
JONES d FRENCH.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-09
Chestnut Grove Farmers, Club.

CAMBRIDGE, Tenn, March, 1872.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: You are requested
to publish the proceedings of meeting of
the Chestnut Grove Farmers Club, held
in their club room on The I'd d8y of March,
1872, which are as follows:
CHESTNUT GROVE FARMERE' CLUB,
March 2, 1872.
To THE PUBLIC: At an annual meeting
of the Farmers Club of Chestnut Grove,
to be held at this place on the second Sat-
urday of November, 1872, We will give pre-
miums on the following articles, viz:
l. Best two and one-half yards home
made jeans.
2. Best five yards homemade linsey.
8. Best five yards homemade flannel.
4. Best homemade blanket.
5. Best patch work bed quilt, home
made.
6. Best double-wove white counterpaue,
homemade.
Z. Best homemade shirt,
8. Best machine-made shirt.
8. Best specimen country butter, five
pounds.
10. Best specimen country cheese.
IL. Best specimen country lard.
u. Best specimen canned fruit.
10. Best sample hard soap, five pounds.
IA. Best sample soft soap, five pounds.
10. Best half bushel dried peaches, peal
ed and unpealed.
16. Best half busheI dried apples, pealed.
II. Best assortment of green apples rails
ed by one man.
Is. Best half bushel dried pears. 10.
Best half bushel timothy seed. 20. Best
half bushel clover seed. 81. Best bushel
white wheat. %. Best bushel red wheat.
%. Best bushel corn. "a. Best bushel oats.
%. Best dozen beets. 20. Best dozen
parsenips. q. Best dozen turnips. %.
Best half dozen cabbage. %. Best dozen
onions. 80. Best dozen Irish potatoes. 81.
Best dozen sweet potatoes. 81. Best boar.
SO. Best SOW.
"a, The best and largest fat hog.
80. Best calf under one year old.
So. Best pound of homemade tobacco III
the hand.
81. The largest amount of wheat raised
on one acre.
80. The largest amount of wheat raised
one one-half acre.
80. The largest amount of corn raised on
one acre.
40. The largest amount of corn raised on
one-half acre.
IL. The largest amount of oats raised on
one acre.
AZ. The largest amount of oats raised on
one-half acre.
43. The largest amount of sweet potatoes
raised on given amount of land.
A. The largest amount OF irish potatoes
raised on given amount of land.
As, The largest amount of hay raised on
one acre.
46. The largest amount of clover seed
raised ON one acre.
AZ. The largest amount of timothy seed
raised OH one acre.
Come one, come all
w. 7. COLE, Secretary.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-09
RAVES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines. solid Nonpareil, to constitute square.
One Square. each 90
t Special rates on application for advertisements
by the year or month.
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
City Notices five cents per line each insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable QUARTERLY All other
Serton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-09
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
OF DAILY PAPER.
WEEKLY PAPER.

Per month, by carrier or by IS
Per year. By mail, ......-...... 500
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-17
GREAT WESTERN BAZAAR,
1909, 1871, 1918. 1915 Market St.,
puILAnEIpuIA

low, ioll' 1910, 1910 Market ot,
PHILADELPHIA.
Always on hand largo assortment Of new AID
secondhand Carriages Dtarborns, Harness, &c.
at private and public sale.
Falling and Shifting Top Buggios from $50 Z
Sl75. Germantowns Shifting scats) from $40 e
$50. Rockaways Qcathor trimmcd) from $50 e
BUSINESS Wagons from $50 to SIPS. Single IIar
ness from S. to $40 per set. Double Harness fi0m
$40 to sI25. Blankets, Whips, llaltcrs, Sheets
Afghans, and everything apportaining to lh'
business al equally low prices. Our motto b.
"Cheaper than the Cheapest Give us call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Parties desiring Horses, Mules. Carriages, wag
ons, &c., will study their interest by patronizInl
this we'll established Bazaar. Horses kept by th'
day or month. DAVY a HUNT,
Feb. 7-6m. Proprictors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-17
Road LettinQ!

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Supervisors Of Goshon township will receive
proposals until SATURDAY, the 10th day d
April next, for the grading, bridging and com
pleting Of forty.one rods Of road. moro or Ices
leading from l.. I. Twins, in Goshen township
to the Lawrence township line.
Proptsnls must state the price per rod for th'
whole work. The Supervisors will meet at Licl
Run on the day above designated, whero oil who
see ht can attend.
E.K. sHIREY,
II. Il. KyLAR,
mcb27-lf supervisors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-17

In this condition the accounts rested
until tho war closed
In 1865 tho officials in the Treasury
Department attempted to state tho
accounts between tbe State and the
United States for war claims, and ap-
parently in ignorance of the settle.
mont made in 1862, "disallowcd and
suspended for purely formal and
technical reasons, all OF tho claims OF
tho State except sll2-50 which they
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-17
4. THE
"CLEARFIELD REPUBLICAN,"
PUBLISHED rvEny WEDNESDAY, NY
GOODLANDER q HAGERTY,
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EsTABLIsuE 1921.
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IN North Central Pennsylvania.
Terms of Subscription.

IF paid In advance, or within months...S2 90
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-17
THE REPUBLICAN.
THE EVANS ROBBERY.
REPORT or THE JOINT COMMITTEE.

On Tuesday, April I'd, Mr.. Graham
presented the report of the Evans
committee, which was read as follows,
and adopted;
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Nxw l'ong, Sept, 1879

Ngw ions, Sept, 1917.
call spcsial attention to the above, which ID
n true copy OF The or gunl now In my possession,
aud Signed by |. y. iIrpsoS and MrsrLr, be-
cause find such statements Ms the following In
public print, wig -
MIR !. n. Hudson having purchased the
entire interest Of his late partners IN the advcr-
Using firm Of Hudson 4 Mcnct, the business will
hereafter he carried on by him alone
And desire particularly to state, that neither
Mr.. |. n. Hudson nor any one else has . Rrsun,-
ed the Business Of ihr late firm, bu, have,
In my own name, " ALBERT Mrsgr,f continued,
and vel do aud intend 10 continue the business,
not only In the liuilling but In the Precise
Premises formerly occupied ly the late firm,
AT q Park Roe, all Statements and Circulars
to the con,rar. notwithstanding.
ALBERT MENET,
Successor To iirpsox 4 Mxsgr,
Advertising Agent,
"a eARlk ROW, n. r.
Oct l2-lm
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Special Notice.
July 9th, 1879.

The Partnership heretofore existing by aud
between Isaac n. Hudson and Albert Mrnet, un :
der the firm maine Of " Hudson Mene,," ~
Advertising Agents, Is this day Dissolved hy
mutual consent. ALnxnr Mgsrr continuing tho
business, to whom all debts OF the late firm arc
to he paid, and all debts and liabilities due by
The late firm will he paid by him.
fc,.., l.. n. HUDSON,
NS's"e"' 4. MENET.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Ayers
Hair Nigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair ~
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which il at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
chectual for
preserving the
hair. II Soon
rss.,vss fdssSd
~ gray hsir
to its original
oolO,.. with the
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02

For the relief and
surc OF all dcrangc-
ments In the stofn-
nch, liver. and bow.
els. They are a mild
nperirnt, and an
excellent pnrgativc.
Bains purely vegc-
table. they contain
no mercury or min
crai whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering IL prevent
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02

All budded on siock grown from natural seed
The above stock embraces some new and destra.
hlc varieties that cannot be obtained elsewhere
this season.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- For the relief and
| |. !: ] ]
IT. surc Of all dcrsngc-
ments In the eton-
nch, liver. and bow.
~ ei.. They are a mild
kA ssssriis"t sssri'sia't psrs.,i,s. .%s "a
~ ~ ,asIe. table, hey hey" contain
mercury or min
~ crai whatever. Much
"A serious sickness and
suffering L. prevent
ed by their timely
use and every family should have them on hand
for their projection and relief when rc1nfed:;
est, surc.t. aud bcs, or all the Ptiis with which
tho market sbounds. by their occasional use.
.n ooaa \ parsa s and se
whole machinery OF ilfa restored 10 iis neaa!ny
activity. Internal organs which become cioggcd
Is changed into health. the vaiuc q which change
t. can hardly be computed Their .usar coating
makes them pleasant 10 take. and preserves the'r
virtues anmpairsa loT any 'snxs ylse,iy ~ r"abIe
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet or
Full directions are given on tho wrapper 20
each box, how 10 use them ms Family Physio.
and for The following complaints. which shess
For 3yspepsin or IndiEes.ion. Lissics.-
ness, IanEuor, and Loss or Appctit~, they
neh. and restore Its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and Its various symp.
toms. Hiiions iIcadachc. Sick Head
male. Jnundicc or Green Sickness, iii:
ioua Collie and Bilioua Fcyers, they sbous1
hc iudiciousy taken for each case. TO correct tho
di,ca.ed action or remove tho distractions which
cause II. =.
For Dyscn,ery or Diarrhra. but ons
mild do.c |. generally required.
For Rheusnati.in, Gout. 0rayoi. rei-
pltation OF the Heart, Patn In the
Eidc Hack, and Ioins. thcy should be eonsin.
uou.iy taken as required. to change the diseased
action OF tho system. with such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy aud Dropsicnl S~clinGs.
they should be taken In large and frequent doses
TO produce the eehct Of a drastic purge.
For Suppression. . large dos. should pc
taken as II produces tho desired effect by SYM
pathy. ,.,,, -
Asa Dinner PHi, take ono or two rus 10
promote dieestion and relieve tho stomach.
An occasional doso stimulates tho stomach ana
bowels rasiores tho appetite. and invlgorntes tho
rystam Hence II l. often advantageous wncro
no rcriuus arrangement exists. One who feels
toleraaiy we'll often finds that dose OF thee
pulls makes him fei decidedly better, from fher
cleansing and rcnosating eject on ehc d'sceuso
apparatus.
PREPARED NJ
Dr.J, C. AVER & co., Proetseat Chsrstses,
LOWELL, MASS, ". .. A.
ron SALE ny ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
tor satr t'is;s. hih.,A,
Miidle,own, Del,
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
GREAT NORTHERN
AND
SOUTHERN NURSERIES.

AND
SOUTHERN NURSERIES.
1oO, 900 Prime Peach Trees,
All buddcd on siock grown from natural seed
The above stock embraces some new and destsa-
hlc varieties that cannot be obtained elsewhere
this season.
100000 Apple Trees.
Standard and Dwarf, two and three yenrs old
largely u early variety aud Soui'l'sn wiric! OF
keeping apples. Fruit growers woa!d DO wsn .
turn their attention TO the cultivation o. early
Apples. The early varieties grow and fsnis well
anywhere on the Peninsula; bear Young and
command high priccs in the market. All Who
plant peach orchards should not fail 10 plant the
ground with early apples a, - feet apart wiM
peaches between, each way-37 apple and us
ieach trees 10 the acre Peach trees alone al 70
feet each way 100 per acre before the peach
trees are Que half donc the apples are In profitable
hearing; the ~ pies will last about so years.
In 1871 when the Iiale's Early peaches sold 10
New York for from 81 30 10 Sa.oo per crate. the
early apples sold readily at same time fur ~ 0O
| TO $500 per crate; the apples producing three
tines ~ many crates per acre as the peaches
planter has the ground occupied with agood and
| profitable orchard, which In most cases viii out
live the planter. have a large stock Of stand
ard and Dwarf Pears, Early Richmond and otl'cl
Cherries, Gooscbcrrics, Currants, lcrsiinc ane
other ,aspbcrrics, Blackbcrries in variety, Straw
berries In variety, Conovcrs Colossal aud I'M
pcriai Asparagus Evergreen and Dccidous Trees
Shrubbery, Roses etc, suitable for farms an'
yards, Cemeteries kr. llot-housc planis--ca'
furnish all kinds of trees and plants us,all.
found in any frs, class establishment. Order
By mail will receive prompt at,cniion--write 10
"a ..m..-
agent al Middletown, Del, all orders left witt
bim will receive promp, attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
June l--Sm. Wilmington, Del.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
A STEM WINDER.
THE
sl2. SENSATION, $12
MAGIC WATCH


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each, Ladies' or Gents size, with Chain
free, In Morocco Case, only so, or $50 per
half dozen 500 per dozen 10 clubs or the
Trade single Watches sent free to any ad.
dress. SAFE delivery guaranteed on receipt
OF price We are responsible for Checks
Drafts, j. =. Money Orders, or Registered
letters only. or, we VIII forward Them By
The price TO the Es ane a RseS Seq wsR
Express charges extra for the prlvilege) on
delivery Of Them To you in your town.
Watches OF al Kinds sent eyerywhere on
Genuine American Levers, SIS. Solid
Gold Levers, $50. Ladies' and dent s Chains
all Sly les, " 10 $40 each Every Watch sold
as Represented, thoroughly warranted by
| special guarantee, and can be exchanged al
al time, nee Of cost. No agents employed
All goods at factory prices. Any watch
you may want at half the price your jewel.
Ter sells y ,or Descriptive price lists Of
all orders,
STEWART. GRAHAM g. co.
Jewellers, Importers, dke..
Whitehall Street.
Dec q, '7I.sm. NN " avn"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

II will be seen by this table Tint the pop
ularity OF the singer MachiAe Far exceeds
that OF all othcrs, Its sales being one-hsIf
greater than even the famouE Wheeler &
Wilson Companys, which In Included In
tina Wheeler 4 Wilson Company's returns.
The total sales for the singer Company
IN le6g were 1881 machines. against Ia ,8SS
OF 1870, showing The increase or their bust
moss Tor the year to be q, 052 machines
Tho Singer Machine may be seen at No.
% Franklin street-W. r. Gardiner 4 Go. u
Wall Paper Store-and can be had at the
same prices and on ~ liberal terms as It's
most formidable rivals.
Not one person In twenty. who examines
the singer before purchasing. can be In
duccd 10 have any other machine
BAILEY Is. ANDERSON, Agt.,
9t} ~ tA+ Clarksyille, Tenn.
I also have the ADJUSTABLE BIND.
EN-, for binding heavy. and all kinda OF
goods, used on NIL kinds OF machines and
he best In use, price 81 10 only. Keep CON
tantly ON hand Machine ManulacfufiIl
Tx, Needles and Machine Attac hments.
BAILEY u. ANDERSON, Ag't.
sept. l6. ls7i-tf. ClarEsyiile, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
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Cures all disesscs caused
lytelf-a buse. viz: HFsrmc-
forrohsr, Sensncf lfeak-
nesss NtgAt Emissions.
Lasssiudr, Painsi in Me
hack. UiSnncss If Vision,
Premature Old Age. Weak
Ne,vcs, UNcua Dreal,ing,
Pale CouAfennncs, hasdn-
Nv, Consumption. and al
s.scasoa that follow M n