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New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
feaal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County OF N0w.Y .YOrk.--GIsORGE FEBDEhlCh ' IL
nor Thonas ACheA F1tz Achell. and Carl Victor pam
ms against PHILIP CHEiLLEY, defendant Summons Ior
money demand Com not Ser) TO the deohd-
ant above You heieby summoned ana ISqIme. g 70
answer the complaint this action, which VIII De lcd III te
oce Of the City and County OF NeEfoik At tue
Courthouse in tine CITY OF New" fOrk anu 70 sISS 81
our answer said complaint the subscribers at hoI
Office No 2g street In the CITY OF NeTl ork wihn
teuy ays after service OF this summons on yOu
sve OK the day of such service and you la 10 answer
sad complaint within the tiue Aforesaid the pAnls N ths
acton VIII take Judgment against iOr the sam OF eleNe
thousand hundred and fourteen dollars ana
cons p gold the United States OF America win inter.
et from tie fifteenth day OF Noycmber one thousand
hundred aud also In gold coin as aforesaid bedes
te coats aud disbursements TITS NOf unbtr
%, 1876. ..,,, -. -, ,n,su,or ~ a ~. cosrA
Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 20 Nassau street New 1oTk
phe complaint the aboyc-eDtitled action was duy hsd IN
the Once i the Clerk the City and County u New on
the 22d day December lo76Datod he"Iork' Dec 70
1876. . -, ,,,,,,,,o,, =, A II a, cour,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 20 Nassau'streeb NeE'iofh
d23 lawswM
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
WOOL MARKET.

posrox nae a3-Thero firm and coailde1 zone 70
h Wo make and fun prices are oesainee All XMAS q.
VIZ Geid arm Transactions In Ohio Ann lelh 20
a hen rather limited comprising 65 OoO ana ~, NJ
zsSl7c Choice Xxx and above hsA nrn A. sa f asasse
copbns and Dslaibe were IN good ss.nana sa&s & e. bet
~ danand. saes IbOOOD Choice Eastern ana W, ~. -,
". a Ts market very nfm iof ~, o ~
ny asis Fal Il e2ee desirable le es sPfl8 s
Fs continue 70 eosnUapd fuD prieesI orilaaf' fs
a. WON of al satisfactory r1icea
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.


NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AM AND ,, HARI- it1.l -
~ FORD r. R.-NEw-YORK AND NEW-LiANEN Ipi-
VISION-Winter ArrangemenL commencing Dee 10 loao'
Passenger station NewIorR. Grand Central Depot en-
trance on Forty. .secOndst
Trains for New Haven leave at 7l0 Accom- 500 (x vO9
fAec'pL IL a. m XXI IL n. (Aeepl iExl 2ZO acc NJ .
tFx 4iO ard 5;Ib tOca Ex) tEXl 10 (Ex) liSo IA
For south Norwak 7:lO, S:05 9Oj II M, IL m lExb
220 4IO 6l5 5I5, 6.5. 8, TO- and 1885 m For Staul'
ford 7lO, Sos a05 1910 a. M y M 20 D. S;oo' 4;4o
Boston Express via Springfield az 800 and "a a % ana ana
D. m; wa Shore Line at and 10 p M Boston va Az M
fIne and 1l3s M he soS IN M 5 .; s,d y S1u nv ~
g. O. and 10 at Brdgsg9E The @ $40 M ami me
Conn Valley at sayprook The M ~ sen SSl1S aSa " Sia m
with New. Haven aud NOrhsmp0n r. r. at NewHays AM ana
me sO5 A. m and D. for Newport 500, II u ~ noon
and D. M trains connect With Conn River r. r. az spring
aeld and 3 u m fOr Montreal. The sos q. M nnd ~
connect with Nau2atuck and H0uatOnic X rs a. brdKepO
The sos a m and /, 44O. and p m. with DsnDaty ano
NorWaIk south Norvalk and the 800 a. m' anu 4'sV
N m with New-Cana L. r. at Stamford. a.. -. ,o
sunday NAH Trans at p m via srrineaeai ~
o. m via Providence. - - ,S,..-,u. u. ~. nm
Drawing room Cars on Day Expfeos, snuSieePiDs S~i
Night Express trains . .-,.. ma. ., So,n,.rv n,
Tickets be purchased az ilchot OnVS W "a
Grand Central Depot al Offices OF ~ Y transfer NS ~
Rrradyay NewYoIk ana No Courtst Bro0kWn' VINO WIZ
also cheek baggage from resdence 70 odesnas1.-- desnas1on.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
Gapinas Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, cor. Sth-ave.
IN Divdhe pruhts ef this ban have bee
daring the six months a. 20 warrant the Board 9
the SIX PER CENT interest ON All
from IS 70 5000 according TO the regulations OF the
Interest oommencng from the lst Of each month.
Money deposited before jan 10 win dra" interest rOm
Jan. j. - -, -. -
Assets, sSel0eo7 OF. Surplus. slsl647 90
r. H. BULL, Prest O. w. BRIACKEahOfk See'y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
Bnsiness Chanees.

d - nDA Wanted, PARTNER, active
sP,OOO. Prerr. with aeGye Sm9Tl' @ TO rir ilgras 81
daily con.umutipn which hings advanced price on the
m1rsct; principals only. A Aifress H., Tribune Ohloe
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

,x,pooz Dee esP0rk- duh at Ili We, On
All ~ e1s Out en - ASei shSI. H nj ~
1si cut dpn ~ 49, shoalsfs l1 a1t pima
pesf-india Mess dan ~ e0f Extra Mess ou ' wi
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
Rnrkina forscs anb Danktrs.

KOUNTZE BHOTIlERS, Bankers,
- Val ST., Ns,o York, dra1o Bus
on Eaglaud, FlGRc2 and GeTn'GnHi
issue Letters Qf CredH dcctla6ls
Aroughout the UnHed @0tsS @ an@
Eirope, and maize tran9eT& @ money
5y teiemaph and cable. lgoes5meaSS
oTderS e executed IN tie EychangeS O,
Neao York, Phaadelphid, BoSt0n ana
San Francisco.
AnnroneA Securities. for sale.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RnnNn RRo0K ROUTE.


FOR FRENNON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave NewNork, foot OF Lbortys st 645 f4o 0;l5 a. NJ
$50, .. $50 D. N. - -
A2O, 500 D. m. -. -,
Leave philadelphia from station NorthPenngiy1nia Ra
road Thsd and Berkssis. at 73U 300 arn. l:SO oZo D.
G3U m.
g. rs from Newlork tO traius leaving fhrd
and BeTks ste. at and $50 0. IA
u TTS1i0si Junction 70 dsd rom Ifeatya
Trenton for New York ut 5s5 sl5 lO2o a. I 2lO
3:iJ, $40, 7:20 2. m - . =. ,.. ~, -, -.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and and
II tse NYWJERsBY SOUTHERN hALHoAD;,e.rF14sps 4p
s7S cave S.sYoff fron Pier North River foot Of hse
Fl m for Philadelphia Long Branch TOns Rivef ana
~ tor Philadelphia Long Branch. Tyns River wsrs
s.xp Y !. sad Tpeseroa W. s ssBpEN, Gen. has>sss
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

sTEkRIN-Tbe market WAS without deciood 'nA"e'
ale. al tcs Prime WeBtern at iOste .,.., r1sa
sas IN fair deRsnd and steady A.
,is.c for Powdered n@d11Tc for Qranulaten snf,
r,shad i2lse for Cat Loaf, and III ba &c Ior ass
Wh,te Raw nominal IN the absence S Ia
Zoe. for Fair 70 Good itsihiss ~ ~ i"i 'f'N''
fOr Centrifugal =. 1919, , satss an 600 N Prime
TALLOW-The m&rkst was H.eNuJ e"'~ WV
at S4a8spc- D. -. - an saies 25 bhls
WaiSKY-Ike market vas 9uist ana nm nrn rSaf 20 Of ms
Ssn Iesrk that The production in tho Wes hss Deon 0n
t,cresaeA during the week, AMI hnoss
psrs are received fof export alcohol we en s
~ inysr rrees during and February
os ssyes fair pro tbs manaf3sturer AeSsSa sars -.
saa,irnss 6e
paa sa IA = S Alcohol for e1pOrt-in this ettieie
yre nave besn no during the week W al
~ eet the views OF disilers al 39a4Vc
Nv car soes might taken. pi.ers sIs as n eso ma
Receipts of Highwines and ALCOHOL ior 'ho "eo' S
salos. ]. 500 bbls
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
,Ss; TSta i:f Today we're sii iSS SSeOO0 S''''OOO

Total ......... 81, ,696V00 S3,453OOO
TbereeeD is for to-day we're sa7s, ,456.
The interest maturing Jan.'1 on the bonds OF the
Hannibal and St Joseph RAILROAD Company, and
on the Missouri State per cent bonds, known as the
HANNIBAL and st. Joseph" issue, viii be pald on
and after Jan. 2 at the Bank of North America; n
semi-&anual dividend of per cent will be paid Dy
the National Broadway Bank on and after Jan. e
The following shows the exports leXclusiNe OF
specia from the port of Ns'wYOrk TO foreign ports
for the week ending Dec. 10, and since the pegh-
ming OF the year: &C.. ,s,s
Previously reported s28.77S 2449l4o4I 2ooI0IzIo
Total since Janl s28I COS s25l 2ol497 s2659I5472
Price Of Eold....-.... Iil2 11Sis lU11s
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port OF orK ioI
the week ending Dec. % and since the beginning
Of the year - ,s,a
s :i.sss.. as !5si53 iS9sS55 eSsSS i$l {9sl9
Total for tpe week s2a65573 s2372,53S $i,77s.5S9
Previously reported S77,6SSJBO Slos6"o"o -S1ooI,IS
Total since Jan S3sOS532SS sSlS28Go69 s3o4So9G6l
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period: .... ,.1s.
zatsse = e & 5s sss ess5is esis sSl5sss ss71sss
FpsrS Ss a. I'm he port. 1o5s3252s e91Gle2s 7sssA55a
Thr0Sn on market. l06DllS9l So,S33Soo 90
Tie exports of specie for the week enolng D5c. 20
and since the beginning Of the year were ~
Total for the wOek ---..--------- ,sSs55z-55pyy2
Previously reported 4%,9t-,tII
Total since Jan .---.-------sA"'2LA4'
Tbo foIio,Oing ia a comparative statement of the
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

RklDGEPOhi, ana all poilIs on noqSs,v1ls n,na r
PORT leaves caiharinep at ii;3o % and Bndsep'rs q
II p m.
| RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD.--
st% -, W.. p,.,,,.
SS "a ia &c Saas
20 baltimore and wasngcn making close eonnecon ior
%s:Siss and wsst and tCr Richmond
and nssnS 81 & of sgss % for Chicago c
M daily for Wasn sSon Che south ana west pumsns
sleeDers om New York % BatnoTs and making
Io9s PittsSaTER che south ssd south cOansc.s
washington With trains for Lynehenrs Florida Ne"oreans
gss ss sa e s.
Of cOrandt and DesSfosses @ and pePG Jersey City
BALTIMohE EI AND % oaIo IRAfGRoAp.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
-, r L dfNEEs y station; % ;d IN Trss
commencng oct 2. Is7S,-Leavs NewYOrk foot Of Lab
TRAN ieS Esstcs RsIylSsr4 gS.aI;asn
scranton, CarbondAle. c;connecs at Junction Win d. L.
5lsa @-TCr sS@sTyI1s and F%lenipston; % s;, s,.,o a.,
ngS Brdse BSsHes Easton AaSatown HarTsIars. and
The At % pI52 M2sa ST51 s%s %
sI:0o p: m.-ETsEs. for FeminsIon, Eastou AeDsown.
CIV. Hszleion. Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephraia
fSsS'~ zoo d mFOr hS Bridge Branch Easton. Belviiere
Aisn.owP, Msach Chunk connects at Junction wih
:4:s0 p m.-FOr someryIle and reminStOn
$3.50 mEvEyYG ExPzgss daily toi Easton. Belyiderc
Allentown Maueh Chunk Wikesbarre, ToTsnda, Reading
Harrisburg end tle West
$3.50 D. m.-Fcr Easton.
BOais foot OF Clarksonst. up t0Nni m oSo loO'
95 ices. ll:35 a MT 1880 lJU. 500, 420 5so, CO.
7.2D. $40, 1905. ll:50 y. m. :. =. - rt.-
Connection IL made by ClarEs0n-sI rcIy at jersey ST
with 1l trains marked ..
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALI RAIL LINE BETWEEN nEM-fokk, LoSa
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, SEA GIRJ. AND hQUAN.
Time Table 1875 Trains leaye Nesf 0rk from
Liberty North River at Slb, lI;4S g. H. $40
't From n foot OF Clarksonst at 11:35 a. IN.
stages 70 nom Eeypot connect at hatawan station
with all trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
5tsamboats ane Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nic
Nd and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharnep at ii:30 NJ. and bridgeport a
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK, l96 BEoADwAY,
NEW.YoRg, Dec. %, l876.}
A6D DIVIDEND. --...-. .,,,,,
~ A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of (5l FIVE PER
GENT free oi tax viii paid 10 tie stockhGiders on and
aiTer the "a day January next until which tune the trans
fer book vii be closed GEO. NJ. HAhD, CashieE
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COhPANf.
u A DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT Oh the Capitol
Stock The Union Pacific Railroad Company VIII De pam on
Jan l. 1871 70 stae 1oders oi record Dec ~ 10,
stockholders will be paid at ibo once OF tho mon
Trust Company NewYOrk and Boston stqkholaers M the
ONCE of the Company, NO. Il Equitable Bnhdng Boston
viii DE closed Dec 20 and copcneG jan e
i,nSton nee 10 lSTB T. II. ROLLINS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

The following is a comparative statement OF the
.v.,oTts III sDecie from the port OF New-fork 10
fcISgn ports from Jan. l TO this date, for period
Of % wears:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

OPPIcg or THE HAsNBAL AND IT. JOSEPH RAILRoAp Co.
73 BROADWAY. NEY. YORK. Dee =. IS'0.
TTUF INTEREST maturing Jan. /, 1877, on the
4 BONDS " this COMPANY, also on S5oOOOyO MIS- MIS-
SOURI, STATE SIX PER CENT BONDs' kn2wh ss 5 Sl5
IauniLal and saint Joseph Issue VIII DO pad on aLd
"a m January 1877, on presentation OF the
ur,,,,r coup0ns pt tho Bank ~ North America
f''f JOHN p ACKER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
Dipioen0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATION Coal CoARASr OF !
Al A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Directors, held this day, DIVIDEND OF 22 PER
CENT declared the Capital Stock payable on and
The TTanser Books win close at O'Clock p m, Dec %
anu i'op'H On 'Ne s " ~ II O. HICKS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERsEI.
Trains leave for EngewOod Gter Piermont and Nyaek,
!, ea5 D. w. l. 3 T. dIo $780, G:30 73O ?. NJ and saturday
tights only az l:30 y. Sundays "a "a sls ESQ T. M
Manuel spring Valley, aud AOnsey, y 4J a. l 4l9 D. M
mo :. ABROTT GCnI Pass'r Agent New York
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
A Missing millionaire.

Chicago Evening Jodrmal: Mr.. y Arland,
unuef date If North East, Pa. April l., 1876.
writes us OF lLe following Strange affair lie
says:
ThHiy five vcGrs ago Era>'us Goodrich, an
ca y set,!rr at Cleveland. Chin, bt,1'ne sad
dsniy missing, AMI at the tune all efforts were
made to solve the n.y-t,ty, Gut to 40 avail
Every one supposed he had been fou!ly deal;
with, until now it Is learned that lie died ia
December, 1870. in South America.
4 few months before Ei> disappearance hi>
Disappearance his vile, a very c>;inHblr
lady, died and hc was left wuii two s,nat !
boys, To " lom he Was veIy much attached.
Ills departure AT such t''ne made Tie uccur-
renee >;ill more st,angc. Why lac sheuld
have gone away Is rot known, and is atlrib-
uted TO his Gc>irc 10 roam. rs a; tie lane Of
his very mysterious disappearance he was
hnauc,aIly prosperous aud highly esteemed 10y
all who knew him. lie ha> lrii fortune Of
SS9uouo which ta!I, to Mr.. J. Dudlry
Goodrich, Youngest SuI and only hcr.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
Shocking TSi2;.cr.

Special telegram 20 Gir..',r,'i Comm, rrial
dated Forest, q, Agrl Il. The particulars
Of most horrible cTurc, comurlr,ca n lh..
vicinity, have ia,r'y come 10 u i-tr Il appear,
that abour week a-o. Is John Bduu"cS, d,
farmer, residing five r,i'"s hum town. was
working in = fell wir': hjs a4r.li'rr 4 Iiill,,
giri ot seven YEAR, ~! Hi> suu. aged fifteen.
Ia b"can" Cr.ra-e,i at suu.c;hIa. the Iartrr
Tat done, g.I, lJi-,ug a hGut-,.i. struck
Lin over The bead, hu"rhru- LIu scu,ol,,-.
Ihiuh ~ uc lad ou'y tainted. and ic"jf3l oi
tie cuI>rGuc:lre VI en- EI~ lu.'a.iry Should
becuirc kuuwu, lie struck hrn again aud
again, n..'I! life i.aI 5-c.n.c cutir2iy c>tm,r.
finishing 10y GOVERNS, he body m an adj ilc,ui
ir@ heap, Hi.t threatening lIr girI - .tiI lin,
treatment un!c-s Sire !r,>rry,d -!!grrc. lie
then gave on thar the boy had rru away.
ard Huihlu- strange was thought uf lur matter
INIT yesterday, when ll," hUic 2Igi. ia au-
>wcr To question, ad,untrd that She bpew
the whrrrabJG's Cf her bru,hrr, bat was
afraid To tell Upon Leirs. questioned closely
She finally gave a fail statement Cf ;hr mar
der, bat was not able 10 give the exact loCalIIy
To-day Tie Whole ncj.iJn.iiOoi famed cUr,
and alter short sca'ch found the body par
italy dccompo>cd ~ cNpo>ufe. Upon ,rts-
picipn being aroused Baunock attempted 10
escape, but was arrested this evening and
I1lu,.I in IIIl
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
The Philosophy Of ffGer Mar
riHgc.

"Iou love me no longer" said a bride Gf
few months 10 her bcti, shaft in his gown
and slippers. Why do Won say that PuSs E.
hc asked quietly, removing a cigar from hi>
lips "SOG do not carc>S rc nor call me pet
names; you no ionccr seek So anAiousy tor
my company, was the tea!it answer. My
dear, coEIHUed the a42ravatiug wretch. did
you ever nclire mau runuiuG after car:
How lac does Tul-Cvcr stones through mud, ,
regardless Of rvcrythiu-, till he reaches the
car, aud he seizcs hold aud swine, Oh. Then
lie quietly seats himself ana reads his paper.
And what does hat mcanI' Gan iiia>rca-
ton. my der. The car is a> important to
tie man after he gets in a when he Is chasing
it, buf the mamie station i no longer called for
! would have sh1 any one who PUT himself
ia my way when IN pur>uut Of yea, as
would now shoot any one who would come
between US; but a. proof Of my love you
insist on my nnniug after the car. - icLs
bgyg EryGii
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
The Wedding Hin.;.

y curious qucs;jUl was Involved in
case tried at the Sprina aticid (Ncw
York; County Court, namcl,, the
conirol Of wife over her wedding
ring. The circumstances were as fol-
lows: Tie wife, shortly before her
death, gave her wedding ring TO her
mother; AT whose house she died.
The husband claimed the value of i5
as sr,-Uii against claim brought
against BIN for bis wifp's board and
lodging. The judge decided that q
wedding ring comes under a class OF
articles which toe wife has seperatelv
and Independently af her husband,
aud which she has power to keep, but
not TO give away or leave from her
husband. On the contrary, the hus-
band has power to give them away
even during her ijfr Ia this case tho
wi,e had no power to give away her
riOg, aud the Judgment must DO
accordingly. This may be law, but
it seems hand rha; The Wi, bcs Of the
deceased woman with regard to her
ring should not he respected Had
the husband claimed The wedding
ridg a. m4itcr cf sentiment. legal
proceedings to recover it would be
in,ciiigitr, but 10 demand it as II
L" scl-cT against a Claim for board
and Odgiug is sad de-ccration of
what was regarded in less pawn
broking ages rs symbol Of conf
d"ntc aud ctcrnily.-A.chnood En-
,,,,i,.,,.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
RAlNIILE. Ia. SATURDAY. NAY Is. 1876.


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"'""'-- a-H!h. ih' .''ga'r' WIZ SOW
ccmr'",I'".y Why We rarnf "ii"'' VIZ.
'"I>'"W. t"' 81. h'"t'rr. N'''~ "- !l'H' A''
ami >.'' H"f"''"E'F> a@ u" '''''hr"I i.">
I'"''f N'' Ivi themselves ~ i"'l ~. '''.'N"d
~ iray. 'i1",h lac H." sweetheart 10 Tie '''ai
"'-irri-. !"' l. 10" IcnH''y man F"y~ i"r
t"r- - i" itrH-"s auj declining >" 'r'-H.i
'irfr p""i'., 30 tie management q his owl
business.
~ =" ,s iAr >"u.h FOR a q air'sidrlia. '2n-
ar'7"'
''."' "'""r. he '"Hih has h."H 80 'ri--
i",, aui ,'rm '1itl"d ih' ia-t ten year i7f i'i'
F"'r." 5"o" n"l VIII" L. 20, ar " hii {"
u.'.a. 70" how {" so. Ihry have h'"u-'nr-''
."I S"n;hr'H Ir"l.'''-t.i" pr'Y'' j"Hiir.ahN.
Ia >""'a ! u";.'"g 1t no, s'n'u""'''i. a''d.
haH1,Hg rp"u lll>, III" t"urh"n>" {" l'''' par.
'''> h"y' 1"'" " i1ry'"" h",'""'s. t"tr'n~
nat".y t'r IA" SoE',t i'Ie public men 81 It's
rhn'r have >''aj:.y sia' against r''' wind,
verifying ihr spaniel rruvcrb IN cNri! in>
-'',r". when a mao n6" Lamar, or ""'d"n,
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
The Centennial F.end.


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iro''f'y WHilCH through The TN
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Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
:. Mur'ler Disclosed in IL Dream.

Isaac Randolph, the negro who
murdered hi. vie at NcN Haven in
the spring of 1886, gives noicc that
he will apply t. the next Lcgi-laturo
for release from State prison. tu
which be was sentenced for life The
murder created great sensation, and
The story of it H. very interesting.
He killed the woman with q wash
board during quarrel, and probably
Gii not intend To strike fatal blow,
Ai'.~ he murder. Randolph cut the
bod, ~ and buried it in his garden.
planting cora and bcan: over the
spot. Several days arcr, Robert Coc,
the father Of the missing woman,
related with great impresSiycness the
particulars Of dream which he had
had on three successive nights. Ie
said that Mary Ann came to him
caawling on her hands, aud that when
he asked her why she did not walk
she replied that she could not, for her
legs had been cut off. Each night
she appeared to him on the borders
of a smaii brook which then ran at
the foot of the garden. At last tho
gardon was examined and the body
was fOund--Sprmafeid Republican.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13
Cotton Y:rts Directly FROM,
The seed Gs.tOn.

The Meridian Necury says Of ,he method
of manufacturing thread Of cotton diiec,iy
f,om the seed cotton, the adoption Of which
we have often uged upon orr people:
We have had, through the courtesy of
friend, placed upon our table specimens ol
four sizes of beautiful, evenly spun cotton
yarn. manufactured by the Whitfield Manuac
iur:ag Co, al Co';nth. These yarns are spun.
hy the improved machinery known ~ the
Clement Arachmcut,' a new process for
spinning yar4s directly from seed cotton,
thereby saving f.om % % - per cent amt
dispensing with gin, press. compress, wii'"w-
CT, lappcr. double lapper, breaker. three
fourrhs Of the cards, railway and railway
d.awing head, also all jack frames, s,uli iorn
mules, iwiStcrs, evenrTs, &C., together with
all the bmdings, motive power, and operas
lives necessary to hold. drive and attend ,ail
discarded machinery, requ'ring only four
machirrs, viz: card, drawing frame, spccdcr
and spinning frame. l. saves One-half the
usual waste, aud makes $50 claimed) better
sivers. rovirgs and thread than can be made
of ha'ed cuI'On.
We are thus particular III describing this
new process, from the fact that litile is known
with reference to tins wonderful improve
ment. and we also believe lhs Simpiificd and
cheap machinery. Introduced in tie cotton
growing region. wherever as many as three
hundred bales can be aggregated, will bring
"reaier prosperity to the South Than anyiiIrg
we III present know OF.
Would it no, be well for hose who cuntem-
plate building new gin houses and purchasing
ascertain all the facts, and if able 10 purchase
these machines, adop, this method Of prepar~
ing their cotton for market? Eved iLopgh
sGch machinery should cost ten times as
much as 4 IL and press, it would pay the
piantec TO use il.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-13

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