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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21
Mrs. Mary Cnrlis. Widow, ". Mrp
Widow Maria Moss.

.O3i SEQ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21
State Of louisiana VI. sallie w. sweet


aus II set sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21

NOtice.-Parties having pledges at Harris Loan
Office, upon which interest is past due fdilnR to
remove the same on before the first day of Sc p
tember 1873, hereby notified that they will be
sold.
aI20 J. HART, Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21

NOtice.-Messrs. Kennard. Howe l. Pr+ntss hold
my full power OF attorney, and are authorized to
act for me IN all matters Service in all suits H.
stituted against me viii be accepted by them.
aul5 2taw ew H.. C. WAEMOTH
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aule 81 SEQ Sheriff Of the Parish Of orieanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21
state of Leuisiana y.. s. n. Davis, Jr.

aui6 81 sci. Sheriff of the Parish Of orleans.
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Mrs. e.. 4, Zacharie, Executrix, vs.. +. e.
Mahau,

anil 2.sel6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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iIcraIY Notices.

WooD's HoUsEHeLp MasszrNE.-The
june number is jus, the book for the fam
lily circle. just the dear old HousEroLp
magazine we used 10 greet 80 gladly.
The articles are not so heavy; there are
more stories; not trashy. sensational CON-
positions. but such as bear throughout a
strong influence for all tina, is good. and
pure, and true. A noticeable feature is
that there is something helpful. enclura-
ging. comforting upon almost every page
A bright face Ike this is needed in every
household. The children's department is
fully up to its standard, and printed in
mach better type. As to makeup OF
magazine. We notice great improvement.
A Temperance story is announced here
after. for every number. II. V. Osborne
(renoroom) has been recalled as editor,
and assumes the entire management
Subscription price only ono dollar year.
Address Woods Household Magazine
Newburgh, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05

FRuIr TREE, VINE AND PLANT PRorEc-
roR.-This is the title of patented pre-
paration for the destruction of the insect
pests Of the orchard. field and garden.
which has obtained and is obtaining the
most favorable judgment from all who
have thus far experimental with it
Those who have tried it claim, that no in
sect can exist where it is used, and one or
two applications is deemed sufficient to
preserve the tree or plant for one year and
iHcrease its gro'rth and frui;age. Speak
ing Of this composition. the Scientific
.in'srieda says: 1T consists of six sim.
pie and inexpensive Ingredients for arpli-
cation, with broom or brush. to trees, to
destroy grubs and worms. and 10 prevent
the ravages Of insects l, is also an ex-
cellcnt fertilizer. For Vines, Flowers.
Plants. &C.. it is applied BY sprinklipg
either with wisp Of hay or a watering
pot" Negotiations have been commenced.
We learn. 10 introduce into our county this
remedy against insect ravages and We be-
speak from such of cur readers as may be
disposed to make experiment of it fair
trial before they cry humbugr' The
ingredients can be compounded BY any
person having the proper rece;p. aud this
receipt can be obtained only from the par
~ having the pascn, power to dispose Of
1t. We shall be pleased to notice any
fair experiment which may be made with
The Protector in our own county.
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at scvcniy-fse cents than in the following
Summer at S1.00 a bushel. Wheat at
81 8. in December. is equal to sl.5o for
the same wheat in the June following. ir-
terest being estimated and no allowance
for veruin..
II is estimated that Americans who 60
TO Europe on pleasure excursions alone.
take out not less than six millions Of dol
lars in geld every month during the sum-
mer season, Does any one wonder TIA:
gold IS a, 1881?
General John Il. Gordon made little
speech at reception given him in Savan-
nah, Ca. few days since. closing with
the sentiment: The heroic dead Of botl
armies. who fought for principle. and
backed their convictions with their lives
Let both be duly honorcd.
Ex-Congressman +. Y. Eice, ofIllinois,
is building a n, W house with his Eve thous-
and dollars of the salary grab. he had
better make it of iron to protect him from
the Indignation Of his constituents.
There are some things peculiarly touch
ing in Mississippi journalism. Here i:
the Brandon Republican,, for instance,
calling Senator Ames 1.-THE little bullet
headed Massachusetts, back salary grail
son-in-law of the National Spoon Thief"
Postal cards are beginning to circulate
very freely through our poss-ofiice. They
are neat-looking cards, of nu;-browr
color about the size of an ordinary envel
ope. The address i. to be written on one
side and your letter on the other. aud tht
United States furnish them aud agree t.
carry them to any part of the Union fol
one cent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05

The American Farmer for June is a.
hand With its usual freigh, of good things
for the farm aud garden. This old jour
nal docs not seem to lose its vigor with
age, aud those Of our readers Who arc no,
subscribers should send for specimen nun.
bsrs which will be furnished free. Pub.
lished BY Saml. Sands b Sen. Baltimore
Nd. at s1.6o . year, or .. 81 in elab,
Of eve or more.
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TnE Darn WARRANT OF J.cxseS]

THE DEArH WARRANT OF JacxsoS
We were present BY invitation on Ed
day last at the County jail when the DEP
warrant of jackson was read to bin D
the Sheriff. We noticed the featuresf
the condemned man with some attentiA
during the progress Of the reading. III
there was neither change Of countenane
nor display of emotion nor feeling of an
kind shown on his part that we could al
tinguish. We think the unfortunate msn
has not yet realized his true condition
He INDUCES. doubtless. in secret hopes d
n reprieye or Communication of sentence d
perhaps Of escape from Jail. Be this as B
! may, he exhibited when his death warraut
was read to him the same GOODNESS, self
I. possession and control which have marked
his conduct since the day he was first put
upon his trial for murder. This is the more
remarkable, as there was about the demean.
or Of Jackson, on the occasion referred 10,
nothing that we could discover either II
cynical arrogance or mock heroism. We
give below the text Of the Governors
Warrant condcmning him to death -:
TIE STATE OF MiRRLlvD,
To the Sheriff Of St. Mary's co, Greeting !:
Whereas, Thomas Jackson, colored. was
convicted in the Circuit Court for ST. Ma
rvs County. at the March Term, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sew.
enty-thrce, OF the crime Of murder in the
| first degree; and whereas. the said Court
sentenced him to be hung by the neck un-
til he be dead.
Now, therefore. These are TO will and
require. as also to charge and command
you, that. at or before the hour of two
o'clock. p. NJ. on FRIDAY. THE
! ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY NEXT,
YOU take the said Thomas Jackson. color
cd. from your Prison, and him safely con-
vcy to the Gallows in the County aforc-
! said, the place of the execution of Male
, factors, ard then and there the said Thomas
I jack. OF, colored hang by the neck until he
be dead. For all which this shall be our
sufficient power and authority.
/ 49, Given under my hand and the
| I SEAL Grca; Seal of the State Of Ma
| ~ ryland, at the City of Aanapo-
lis. on the twenty day
OF May, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and seventy
three and of the Independence
Of the United States the ninety
seventh.
BY the Governor.
VIM. PINkNEY WHITE.
Il. c. HOLLIDAY,
Secretary Of State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05

PERsoSAL.-A Baltimore correspondent
Of the Annapolis Adrcriser recommends
Col. John I. Dent. Of our county, as a
candidate for Comptroller, and we beg
leave to give warm second to the re-
commendation. and to say ditto and bravo :.
to the handsome and well-deservcd culogi-
um which the writer prouounces upon the
public and private life Of our upright and
distinguished countyman. The great want
Of the time is the want Of men like Col
Dent in public place. men of honest in
stincts aud unsel6sh aims, of maturcd capa-
city, Of sober, modest bearing. Of clear,
clean record. Unhappily. such charnc-
tcrs are now n, sad discount in public
affairs. small. noisy. pushing. sclf-assert-
ing. sclf-seeking men now almost alone
monopolizing the honors Of political life
lin the fatncss Of these pursy times, 5"
Col. Dent, we fear, is likely to "lack pro-
motion" In the matter of,hc Comptroller
ship, he is not only on the wrong side If
the Chesapeake, but is much too remote
from Baltimore for an inra5;ant State Of
fee, arNSs
ling rings, ringstcrs and railroads which
at present make our Governors. our SEN
ators in Congress, our trcasurers, comp
trollers, canal presidents. Oyster Police
Commanders, etc. etc. etc, and which,
if necessary. break down parties in order
to make them. But to the culcgium of
the writer in the .Adrer.iScr.
"Col. Dent is we'll known throughout
the State, having been in public life Tor
several years. His record, as n public
man and private citizen, is consistent,
straightforward and sans rsproche. He
is heightened aud digni6ed gentleman.
and enjoys the most unbounded respect
and confidence wherever he is Known
He has several times represented his coun-
ty in the State Legilature. and as men,
Der of that body, he displayed such a wis
dom. judgment aud just appreciation of
public interests. rs to reflect much credit
upon those who sent him."
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

JAMES ALVEY. of ChPtico di>-
trics, IS announced as candid}se for tae
position OF Coaaty Ccmnlis>iaE er At the
ensuing election and viii recsiY>~a earn-
est saprcr. from the Tsx-rsfers Of the
county and voters generality
Jane 8, 1873. Pnbiic Interest.
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~ S. ". PET7ENGHL s. CO. 81
W Park Roc ". T., 10 South Street
BoSson, AID sel Chestnut Sfrea. Pkiladel-
pkia are .ieeRts for 81 .hmy's Beacon ia ~
a5ors cities aud GHthori-ei 10 coniracf for adj
rcTsissng at oar lcsrcss rates.
May Is, ls1S.
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~~sTuK SouruxRS MAGAZINE FOR JpxE-TLe
Southern Magazine for june. published
at No. s. North Charles Street in the
City of Baltimore, by Turnbull Brothers,
is a capital and highly interesting num-
Der. Our young friend. f s. Riley, Jr. ,
ofAnnapol;s who has already gained high
reputation in the World of Letters by his
writings, mas contributed a very interest
ing article in the present number of tie
Southern Magazine on Margaret Brent,
one Of the most remarkable women that
ever lived in the early history of Mary
land. Marylandcrs who take an interes,
in the early history of their State, should
not fail to read this sketch from the pen
Of SO able and distinguished a writer as
Mr.. Riley. Price of the Magazine per
year. including large AND magnifccn,
engraving Of the buriel of La,anc, $3.50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05

GUkSo. ETc.-We note a fair supply OF Chin
cha Island Guano in dealers hands, which is
selling at $50 per ton Of J, 0Go lbs, currency,
but there is no sto~k in agents hands. Qua
nape We quote at SEQ per long ton in lots Of;
10 TO so tons, with deduction Of so cents TO
81 so per ton for lots from 80 to $50 tons
There is an aeiire Southern trade demand for
FERTILIZERS. and the leading makers command
Ss5G $50 per ton, while interior kinds are much
lower.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05

NET yoar Millinery ami Fancy Gtods
" and all other articles OF Ladies wear
a, GRGENV ELL & FENWlCk'S.
nay -. 1913.
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TEL ECR APP Fly.

\ necessary part Of every persoa's education in
this advanced age Is the art of Tele-rarhi"g.--
Apply To the undersigned for Smith Manual of
TeeCraphv, the best work Published on this
subject. Price 80 cts. Also for every icScrip-
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

THr,--There has been n moderate business
doing This week in Wheat, and mos; Of the sales
have been made ~ about the prices current last
week, but the market closes dull and rather
h.nvy. with prices tending downward. The
bout ont, Il goo bushels,
and Western red at ls5(G $50 cts. and some
l. Geo do. Maryland viz: 800 fair TO prime
rcd a. from l1j to 200 cts. /, 600 amber n COS
e. 2l0 cts, and 500 white at from coca 30
cts.
EYE-IIas been dull through the week and
rather heavy. We have only tn note sales Of
about ZOO bushels =. cd Southern ut slCi 90
cts and We quote good TO prime as closing dull
at s1G,,95 CTS.
coaN-lhere has been n considerable falling
of this week in the receipts of Western corn
the receipts adding M ahou, loo 600 bushels
against 80. 600 last week. but Southern has hCen
in better supply, the receipts being about
10000 bushels against 80. 00c last week. There
has been no special activity in either Southern
or Western, and the market generally has been
rather heavy. Southern white opened At - cts
fell TO 20 cts, but closed TO iav It - cts. and
Go. yellow has ranged between s; and c. ccn,s.
closing at &C cts. The sales of white add IN
aIoC; &. 600 bushels, an oF yellow about 90
coo bushels. or Western the sales were as TO-
lows, viz: 10000 bushels rejeets mixed at from
50 down 10 80 cts, 20, 900 do. No . mixed in
e'eS3'or al oStd % CTS. 900 Ncd n elevator
n 6iCr63 cts, the latter being the closing price
10000 do mixed for the frs. half Of july nj g.
cts, A, 600 do. mixed for all Juv N 6lI cts.
aud 40 900 d.. sold today for the last la OF
June and frs. halt Of July at 81 cts.
oATs- Have been in fair derrsnd again this
week. bat prices have given way so meyl,t.
Sales for the week amount Is 600 bushels 10
600 Western at +IGg5O c's. for mixed. and 81
& - cts. for white, and T. 900 Southern al from
81 10 81 cts per bushel.
TonlCoo-FOi Maryland Leafthe markc. con :
tinucS very active and the larger part of the re-
ceiTts finds purchasers on arrival a, generally
satisfactory prices The low grades are still
neglected, are also the very fine grl les. but
medium and good grades ara in active demand
and sell v,ry readily. Tie sales OF MARYLAND
this week reach fully 1900 hhls.. the bulk IL
ken for Holland, France and Gcrmanr. In
Ohio there is little doing. no purchases having
been made aS vet in this market On account Of
the French contract. aud We have only to note
sales in the week of - 10 leo hhds.. principal
II for Dui.bur-. but the market though quiet
is steady and firm. In Kentucky we note also
sales of - 10 100 kinds. mostly for export at
STEADY prices. bat we hear Of no Increment, in
Virginia. The. inspections III : week, which
have been chiefly of Mar, land. add up about
? 400 hhds., and We note the export OF SOC
hhds. TO Bordeaux, Sill hhds. to Havre II
hhdS. to Rio de Janeiro, and 6 hhds 10 the
West Indies total, 1880 hhds. We repeat
quotations, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05
WORLD RENOWNED NEW SINGER
Sewing Machine.

TENHE magnitude to which the S wing
n Machine business his grown is
oily unsurpassed b. the rivtlry Of the
various competitors, few vf whom are un-
familiar with the numerous articles re-
sorted % for the communication aud sale
Of the part;cula. machine souyh. to BE-
sold. II tie number OF sales be any cr:-
'erion of the merits Of the difercnt ma
chimes, it canno; lie denied that the Sing
CT. owning to he popularity Of what is
known a the "Npw Family" machine,
far surpassos all oil e-s. for the Singer
c mpany cod over Gfty-;wo III 9usaad
more machines last year q IN any other
Company ia the world. as shown by re-
turns Of the different Companies. / will
visit around and rep,ir all machines soli
By me free Of charge. Call and examins
or address
L. ii. J. READMOND,
NJ Gainesville, Nd.
Machines delivered aud insl. ne
tions given for $4,000.
May -, lSI3-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-05

ITox. S. s. SWoor We are indebted
to a friend in the Federal Capital for
cory of the .Mrnipg Chronicle Of the 18th
ult. which contains a full report Of speeches
made in the Territorial Legislature Of the
District on what is known as the Dis
trct Bond Bill" The debate seems to
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-06

4 reward Of 5000 will be paid to any per
son who can give satisfactory information as 10
rhc person or persons, who cut of the tail of
horse at the stable, belonging to A. ". Hauser,
At Delaware Water Gap, on Friday evening
September 25th, 1873. Any per-on giving
sztisfsc;orr information will receive the above
reward from NJ. @. Jones. Luke Dutot or Enos
nepue Trustees of Caldeno Lodge. No. $40,
K. Of P JOHN J. BURD.
octlG-tf7 K OF r. and 5.
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THE MONROE COUNTY
co-0peratvs Life Insurance
CO M p A N Y.
sTRoUDsBURe, PENNSYLVANIA.
Limit 5000 Members.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Amy person of sound body and mind, OF
either sex, not less than fifteen nor more
than sixty-five years OF age, and not enga-
ged in any occupation, exceedingly danger
Gus to life, may become member Of this
Company, by paying an admission fee. as
follows:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-06
NOTICE.

There will ne an election held at the Bank
ing House of the StruudSburg Bank, on Mon
day the 18th day OF November, 1873, between
The hours Of 10 \. NJ. and P NJ, to elect
3 Directors for said Bank to serve the ensuing
year. j. MACKEY, Cashier
or;.I6-4t
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Directors of the Stroudsburg Bank have
this day declared a semi-annual dividend, of
three per cent. payable to the Stockholders, on
and after the 18th inst.
NOV S 4 1S73-2tl J. MACKEY, Cashier.