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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-10
GREAT BARG AIMS


oEERCoATs AND WINTER sUITS!AT CLOSING
OUT PRICES.
ovERcoArs So ovERcoArs So ovEReoArs 10
oyERcoATs II ovERcOATs IL oYERcoATs 10
ovETcoGls 20 ovERcoATs - ovERcoATs %
SUITS $40 SUITS $l2 SUITS SIS
SUITS S18 SUITS SIS SUITS $50
SUITS $22 SUITS $25 SUITS $26.
have at this time very large Stock and in
tend to keep up the largest stock of clothing
kept in this county, which will be sold on the
lowest possible Price for Ready Pay
L am selling my present Stock Tor
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
My whole line of Dry Goods at reduced
prices for cash, comprising the best in market.
Thibets, Empress, Blk. & Colsred Alpacas,
High Colored Poplins, Black Mohairs
All Wool Plaids, Reps, Brilliantines,
Jap. Silks, French all Wool Satins all colors,
Black Silks,
Diagonal MOhairs,
All Wool POplins,
Blk Wool Dress Goods,
japanese Cords, Sc, &C.,
All above Dress Goods marked down from 10 to
is cents par yard and some more than that
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-10

In Eyota, Min, Dec. 9th, of Typhoid Fever,
Sarah Jane, wife Of Lieut.. S e. Keller, aged "a
years, mouth and two days.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-10

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17

THE u. n. FEwRLn TRIAI.-In copse.
quence of the Presidential election which
comes off on Tuesday, the trial Of l.. N.
Fewell was set for Wednesday of the No.
yember County Court, instead of Mon
day, as was first understood. This will
give witnesses and others who have to
attend the trial an opportunity to vote
on Tueaday before coming to court.
Manassas GaseNe.
a recent writer says of the extrnordi.
nary dryness OF the climate of the Ar.
gentine Republics: "a bowl of water
left uncovered in the morning ia drv at
night; ink vanishes from the in nkstand as
II by magic; the bodies OF dead ami.
mails dry up instead of decomposing, ard
neither exercise nor exposure to the
suns rays produces perspiration."
A despatch from Bucharest says that
IN consequence OF the continued persecu-
tion OF she Jewish residents by the ma.
i've citlzens, large Numbers of the form
or are leaving the country daily. A
band OF Jewish emigrants, numbering
several hundred, have left for the United
states, where they intend making their
future homes.
A serious riot took place in CONSTANT.
nople on Wednesday last between Turks
and Persians, during which the troops
were called out and fred into the Per
sian party, killing three and woundinc
thirty. Five of the soldiers were in.
lured. The Persian quarter of the CITY
was greatly excited, and there were fears
OF 'a general massacre"
1 write you to certify that I have used
Or. simmons Liver Regulator in nv
family with complete success.
j. w. D. BIRD,
y 124l3 Chattahooohee, Fla.
Oolong and Souchong are autumn CD.
lors, and the girls have begun to s.teas"
for them already.
Women are working as bank cashiers
in Kansas, and hope to be equal to de.
falcation soon.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17

In one column the Chicago Post speaks
OF the Georgia victory es an instance of
the Dutch taking Holland, and in an
other column it accounts for the Liberal
majority by saying that the Grant voters
we're Ku Kluxed. II the editor Of the
Dost keeps on at this rnte he will soon
be mixing his statements as often as he
mixes his drinks.
AZ Berlih despatch says that feet of
tine German men -of.war is now being
fitted out for cruise around the world.
The expedition will be under the com.
mand OF Admiral Werner, will sail di-
reotly for the West Indies and thence
will proceed to New Orleans and other
ports in the United States.
A second adventist Of Maine. Cool.
broth by name, has written to this oitv
to request that his pension be stopped
because, in view of his belief in the i'm
mediate. end OF the world, he cannot
louger reconcile his conscience to re-
ceive "the price of blood"
Happy thought by cheap shirtmaker
on his own workwomen: "They come
like shadows, sew, departl''
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17

WHERE "THE INTIMIDATION" REALLY
ls.-While, like the wolf in the fable,
the Grant men are crying out that the
Southern lamb ,oiA muddy the stream
their silent master is practically attempt
ing intimidation" wherever he can.
Here is the latest instance: In North
Carolina, fifty citizens of Pitt County.
IN charge of United States Deputy Mar
shal Francis, were brought before United
States Commissioner Robinson, at Colds
boro, ON Monday, on the charge of OBJ.
struoting Commissioner Cox and Mar.
shat Roach. After long and patient
hearing. the cases were oil dismissed by
the Commissioners. The work OF intimi-
dation goes on, but behind it is the in.
tense indignation Of the people at these
unjust arrests. The same result has mat
been reached at Atlanta, where the over.
jealous Farrow tried similar expert
ment. ''Let us have peace"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17

Saturday morning, shortly before I
lett the soene, the whites under Bowen
returned from the Southwa with forty
TWO black prisoners, captured in the
swamps and about various plantations.
All were charged with being participants
with Fitzpatrick with the troubles. The
stores and houses were all closed, and
much OF the goods aDd plunder had
oecn removed across the river or else.
where: Families were also sent ont of
the place, cotton fields were deserted.
Workshops closed, and the general ap
Pearsnco denoted strife and disaster.
feorS afe entertained that tho whites
uhoer arms may, without acknowledged
leaoers, become plunderers, and perhaps.
unaer the influence of liquor. will COM
NIT an outrage or cut q throat.
a ieeling OF insecurity prevails among
oil good citizens of the County. An
order had arrived from Gov. Hadiey. re.
moving Fitzpatrick from the ofIice of
Register, and this act was favorably re.
garded by the people. Fitzpatrick
passed through this city, to-day. on his
way to Little Rock, where he expects to
lay his grievances to the State authori-
ties. He boasts like q braggart, CON
quering hero Of his exploits. and thinks
ne will go back clothed with authority
to call out tho militia and devastate the
country. Efforts ore in progress among
influential officials and good citizens Q
clrcumvent his plans and bring about a
peaceful solution Of the Impending trou
Ole. -Hemphis Cor. N. Y. Herald, 1911.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17

NEW MACHINERY FOR CoMpREssrNG
CorroN.-Cn Friday last, number of
gentlemen, representing the commercial
ana Mechanical interests, assembled ut
tne charleston cotton press, Church
street, near Broad, to witness the opera.
lions OF new steam aud hydraulic cot
ton. press. designed and invented by
John L: Taylor, Esq, of the firm of
john r.. Taylor & Co., the we'll known
proprietor of the Phnnix Iron Works of
THIS CITY, where the press was built.
Ihe press consists Of two steam cylin-
ders. each tifty-six inches in diameter
and eight feet stroke. a hydraulic ram
is attached to the piston Of each of the
nity-slx inch steam cylinders. The
dlameters OF these rams are TWENTY-FIVE
inches and nine inches. These rams are
connected by pipes to two other rams.
attached to the platten on which the
bale OF cotton is placed.
The twenty-five iuch ram imparts the
'a1idl pressure to the bale of cotton. and
the nine inch ram the finishing pressure.
Ihe piston that imparts the initial press
ure being operated by the exhaust steam
from the piston to which the eight inch
ram is attached, which steam. having
then done all that Is required of it, is
discharged into an apparatus for heating
the water which is, intended to be- fed
into the steam bpiler. The piston that
imparts the finishing pressure is ope
rated by live steam from the boiler. The
steam is subsequently discharged into
the other cylicder, there to communicate
another initial pressure. or the initial
pressure impaired to the next bale of
cotton pressed. The steam is supplied
by an ordinary cylindrical tubular boiler.
twelve feet long and four feet in diane
ter. A pressure of seventy pounds per
square inch in the boiler produces a
pressure OF 1000 tons on each bale, ire.
spectlve OF size. Consequently, every
oale IS compressed to the same density.
Ihe.working Of the press was watched
with great interest by those assembled.
1t being something new. and gave per
feet satisfaction in every. particular,
turning out 100 bales of cotton to the
hour. Its movement was almost noise-
less, holding the bale firmly and making
it as neat package as possible. It is a
labor saver and economizer of fuel, and
gives out more power with half the
steam, (say sixty pounds,) than does the
old patent with 120 pounds. Upon the
whole, it may be considered we
soy so on the authority of experienced
mechanics-as triumph OF genius and
mechanical skill, and as soon as it be-
comes generally known-the one we
refer to being the second one put up-it
will tako the place of it's rivals. if the
others may be 30 termed.
Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17
TIM, RpssIAs MOVEMENT TowARps

TIM, RpssIAN MovsMENr TOWARDS
t'HIEA:-t.Theil latest mail from. Britieh
India; under date of. September 8. aup.
plies evidence of the fact that the Rms.
sian Imperial ruler still turns his eyes in
the direction Of the fertile territory of
the Mongolian people, which lies ada
cent to his own. We are told that four
officers of The Russian army, attended
oy an escort Of twelve men, had lust
visited Yarkand, in Chinese Turkestan.
where they were favorably received by
the Governor, Ataliq Ghazi. The Rus.
sians had look over the rich and ex-
tensive plain by which they were sur.
rounded, and departed quietly and sud.
denly as they came. Such movements
90 not escape the notice of the officials
OF the Chinese empire proper. The
same press files from India tell US that
Chinese officers and troops we're busily
engaged In repairing and re.arming tile
Iaku forts, and we are made aware gene
rally OF the fact that an uneasy feeling of
apprehension OF war prevails among the
military men who serve the Chinese
Emperor. The subject is quito interest
ing, and the military diplomatic stra-
tegy OF the great empires of China and
Russia we'll worth tho constant attention
OF the great outside powers of the world.
more particularly that of the commercial
populations OF the United States and
Great Britain.-New Pork Herald.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17


The Meridian Gazette, OF October II,
says: "Ool. T. w. Price, Of Wilcox
County, Ala, an aged and respected
citizen, has been arrested by Federal
authority, dragged from his home and
carried to Mobile. Some months ago,
Col. Price was, elected Judge of the
Court OF Quarter Session. over an in.
famous carpet-bagger named Cotton.
who contested the election and was tho
roughly discounted. OoIton's next stem
waa to trump up charge against Price
OF violation of the election laws, and
have him arrested as above stated. Be-
fore proceeding to Mobile with the pri-
aoner. q proposition was made to him to
tue eject that II he would relinquish his
claim to the Office Of Judge, the prose.
oution of the charges would be dropped.
This Judge Price Indignantly spurned.
and he was conveyed to Mobile in charge
OF the United States Marshal"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-17

The Pope County troubles appear to
be at last settled. Here is what the Lit.
tie Rock Gazette. of Wednesday, says:
Notwithstanding the Journal and those
who stand behind it have done all in their
power to force conflict in Pope County
which would necessitate declaration of
martial law there, and denounced Judge
English and Col. Clark as minstrels for
consenung to visit the County and en-
deavor to bring about peace, we are
happy to state that the glad tidings
reach us of a settlement of all the
troubles; Dodson has not only resigned
as Sheriff, but himself and Hickox have
declined the minstrel nominations for
Sheriff and Clerk of the County. The
militia are to be diabanded at once, q
new man is to be sent to the County as
Sheriff, the Circuit Court will progress
with business as formerly, and every
Groves and about eight members Of the
guards came down yesterday"
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wEsns. TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
IN & after THURS
OoAY. March It'll, 49,
MARY WASHING. onk !;
TON and PLANTER will run 40 follows :
MARY WASHINGTON, Captain Gour-
ley,) will leave Pcir No. 8 Light street
wharf. every Thursday night, at 10 O'clock
for ?atuxent River direct, proceeding as far
up as Hiirs Landing. Returning, leaves
HHrs Landing esory Monday for Noting
ham, and Nottingham every Tuesday mora
ing at s O'Clock fer Baltimore, calliLg at
the Landings below Benedict fpr. passengers
only. ..,..-., o. - 70 - Z, - =.
fscight received at No. 1 Tobacco Ware.
beucs Wharf, on Thursdays only. up 70 4
r. n. 80 ,rsr1 rs - .
PLANTER, fCaptain Pstish,) win leavr
Pier No. q Light street wharf, every Satur-
day and v ednesday morning at $50 O'Clock
for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors
Run and Patuxeni River. psoeee6ias n Gar
up ~ Benedict. Returning, leaves Bene-
dict every Monday and Thursday morning
ut 9 O'Clock, Tor Baltimore, calling at al
her Landings going and retarninSs foI
freight and passengers. ID.
Freight received at Pier No. 8 Light
street wharf, Tuesdays and .Fri6ays only
up to 4 P. N. u
NIL WEEES, 6
march "A. ls72s-tf. Agent.
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49, s91eeaieneSs Aa8eNsSS Law sad
y Soiicitors in Chancesy, have, shis sfd. day
Of ysly. 1855 Grre{ copassssrshig IN ths
practice Of thssr prcksuiea, under he ssDe
Ire ;sss}ss$3s3 lsea1 s1 ssis:
lag eosssies, and Ia shs Court q Arpesis,
Espeeial alseaJion y N Be paid - The collee.
i43ffatiz4 0rIoss iSeisi6A De State, er
the Governnens.
Reerrncs given. whra zrquissa. Adde'S
ocmes'4fd.ts. ILessssdss&n, ?. o., 8. No
ry'seoanty, Nd. ~ n
July ;, ises-iE .ax
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Academy Of the Sacred Heart,
-. RosEcRoFr,
Cd ST. LMGoEy p. o.,
~ .-.# ~ 4.. ..1frs ........

rHE Ladies Of the Sacred Heart have opened
J an Academy for Young Ladies 81 Rosecroft,
st. Mary's county. r--.-s ~ s-a.
This beautiful location offers every ADVANTAGE
which can be desired for such an insti,ution.-
The property b ext@ssiefte3osei With fultiva-
ted efcSt1s ssa trasts MN&aDasa.. The 6
dndes lSF sea-bathing will form an additional
attraction. - Y a7r ~
The plan Of studies ID fhei tame as hat adop-
ted in the Institutions Of the Sacred Heart.
The scholastic year consists Of two sessions of
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FIRST Wednesday in Sspsenber, but pnpils NAV
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drawal before fhe close Ct The session.
-.-ttr. sdt IxRA yr1sflI
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maae fbf Instruction in the Latin, EeFsnan ANA
Spanish Languages, Drawing, PaiutiA6, esc. s
Sept n lsSt--5ns G. 's5i aEsUr1t- 80, s.ft'
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Il ,ezs4-soq rsfi 5bo1G s-!ss'.s -
I,cxssrp aA6csrionx,,.,,.,. IN,

% y. kpw ARDS. having su.liGea as an
H. Aueticneers according 70 the License
Laws yFt6e U1ited States, gives notice tina, II
yin Gelcaa tIthe sane Of ell real Or ,persepal
property that may be oaes11 strISlie auction
inst. Mary's county. Address, y II Edwards,
ere.t Mills z O., s. Nary's esastI, Nd =
Jtre IS issvAA II. " -
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

TERMS FOR 1873. .'7'h
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RATIFICATION.

RATIFICATION.
|)UNTY ORPHANS,
pURT.
the sale OF ".Jutland"
Henry G S Key. lato
is bad day Of Oc.o.
bat the Report OF JOS
riscoc. Executors of
u 5 Key. Of the salo
,bovc mentioned, be
"a, unless cause DO /
y. on or before tho
Il. provided. a copy
tsdin the 81. Mary
ce a week. for. TIRES
pfars tho said. le;h /.
tho amount q sslss
LDtNG. c. J...,
TER, A. j.,
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70. r. ROWELL 4 CO., 40 Psrk Rsv
=. -." Nes York;
AND
PETTENGILL 4 CO., - Psrk Rsv
&c. lie ID. sss.ls for g. b. ka.,'s 8.ee.
in thsa city, Eaar ara Authorized 10 codtrae
for inserting advertisements for rs at our low
gu cash rates. Advertisers in thateity arese-
estesssd toleavetheir favors with either ftAs
above houses. 49,. -.
Oct II. 1915. r|E-t..F =
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Dental Notice.

+ respectfully offer my services
I 10 thYse who psy dssirs ,hem, ),
Persons desiring my services at their homes will
meet with prompt attention by dropping me
note at Leonardtpwn. Teeth inserted IN aay
manarr desired, ard ct reasonable prices on
Gee and rcsidehce IN Ceorardiown, 81. Nary's
county, Nd. Very Respectfully;
rzCE EDIUNDS.
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:, This land is very PRETTY located be-
kseea Kingston and Town Creek, both
nnarics Of the Pa,uxent River. which
in full view. aud a Joins the lands
Thomas O. Spencer, John II. Waters
Mrs. Hunt. Fish and oys.ers Of tue
quality ara to be had in shundapee.
J, nv Ne very uUer. Inc soul Is
aud ca,ily improved; the dwelling
- and OF convenient sig; aud the sta
Ira. with lisic expense, can be put in
r.,.ra,c condition. There is also upon
is land comfortable tenant house, Sit
ate ut ac head of Kingston Creek. aud
yeug Peach Orchard, which bears de-
cusiruit.
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limited States 6otfi, !,
800, 33I, 4 333 Penn Avenue.
WASHING TON, D.. CT
~. n. BEAN, Prep deter
Rates Reiucea to Se.@sD Day.

70 kesp pace with the times, and NEE,
= the wishes Of the travelling public. the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price Of
beard and room'to $3.50 per day. and, rot
withstasding the lev price charged, he in.
tends that the House shall maintain thesame
reputation for comfort and nsssness, and .
good table. a. heretofore.
~ This Hotel 10 within Eve minutss'
walk Of the Capital and principal Railrasa
Depots, and convenientto the Govsrnment
Departments and Offices.
Street Ca's to al parts Of the City and
Georgetswn pass this house every Eve mir
utes.
Ja,. 20. 1870 H.. sfEiI.L
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Trustees Sale.
..--,- Of
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit
I'D Court for Saint Mays county. sit
nS as Court Of Equity. passed in q
ausc in which J. Paxran Crane. Aimin-
s,rator Of james b. Thompson, is Com
claimant, and John l.. Bean WAS Defcn-
,nt. aud bearing date Of the 30th day
pf March, 1870, the undersigned, as T,us-
Re. will ofIcr at pubic auction, at the
{, art House door in Leonardtown, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of No
vember, 1872,
Between the hours Of IL o'clock, m. and
b o'cl. ok. r. IN, MI that tract or parcel
of land, situate in the Factory District
pc st. Masy's county, called and known
by the name Of
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e. 4. GOLDEN 4 DRo.,
,o,on & y D GER s
so-..S c: Arb,
COMMISSION MERCH4NrS,
! 81 as. Washington ID. C..

y RI hspey % announce 70 the es&issas
"A efSt. aasy's eoanty and lie eusdsui,
IT ateastaR at much sxrsass prosided'
increased facilities fos the aceonfnodaaicu
and storage q goOas and casslessns 10 them
-awsalAen Cuaoissiou. that thsy srs pro-
Refee ~ saesso these che 10y eatSuss
eaan uitA tasis patronage sssarixess that
their merchandise viii rSeslvs the hisAuS
neeAss prices.
J o1seleescoamanicaaisa with the vh<rvsv
and our long esea6lisAnsat IL the Osoessy
oustnses. saabls ~ - eemoand bsstes rsi-
GO Tor ouaessy psod1ets than pos.esssd b.
any Conn.issiee Asschanti In sis city
Rsms1hssths place.
GS 4 q. a. GOLDEN D Bao.,.
WsseAoHsss No. - and 20
b , syrs.s f~ y ssseet Scssh'c-
Wsskssstcu Dc
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The NARROWS

being the same land conveyed to the
Inid John l.. Bean by the said James b.
. thompson, and containing '
So acres,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31
THE TERMS OF SALE,

sesc- ibed by the decree. src: One
|sa o: the purchase moury in cash On
% day Of sn'e, the balsnce in twelve
eushs-.he purchaser to give his note
the deferred payment. with such
teuri:y rs shall be approved by the Trus-
re, the same to bear intercst from the
ry Of sale. =. . 80
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4 Oct Il. 1S72-ts. ..E o.. rrss.