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u than A. amythi g chc. cali'sl not
REQUIRE d; we viii, S art YOU 81 day at
home made Icy the irdu'tr ons Mtu Wom-
en-, boys and y'rls wau'ei eVery@hsr u 10
vrrk FIR us Sow ~ tn" / no. C..tIv
or 'T.t and terms Tree. Aud sss an d
c., Augusta. Maine.
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sEMI.WEEKLY WORLD
THE DAILY WORLD.

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MEDICAL SERVANT.

ra ,snu;ac1nrsr a. of = ,ba .sie no,a rae.
lies. all of which are sold by druggists, He
is also the Author of the Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser, a work OF near.y
one Thousand pages. with two hundred and
eighty-two wood-et cravings and eolored
plates. He has already sold Of this popular
work fn-- -. T-'-r G-@ "g a@f q"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

The following named parties are anon
the thousands who have been cured Q
catarrh by the use OF DR.. Sage's Catanl
Remedy:
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,UEEKI,Y WORLD,

contains all the news of the week asaas ptesent
ed inn concl G and attractive manner,
the M hest r the ma ~ excellent letters sent
by able cor. espondents ftom al pa paris sdi i
the world: bright and eoiertaln,hs eu,o ~
toroi5 on all matters OF interest 10 the
public fr,,,
week 10 week, written expressly lor lhh
WORLD by the best authors. -,
uIl reports Of all the Prlncpa. o1,n,ris.: marne.:
Of the United States ana iore'gh coun'i i0' ;
grange dep lrtment. &C.: &c. .,,o
Ills ia every essential paper iof 'he
family. r.oo
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TO CLUB 40 ENTS-3n extra copy fot
club If ten separately add yea me
Seml-WeekJy WORLD for club OF 1WsntTT '
sepa ate y addressed. he Daily Woh|l'
forc uh + Jfty, separately addressed.
sEMI-WEEKLY WORLD
TO CLUB AGENTS -Au extra copy y
cubofteu. separately addresse :, me I'aiiy
y r d for club Of TIVE -ty. .hvf, sep lra'e'S
addressed
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Or. N. 8. Ciberson,
Physician and Surgeon

ONCE and Residence-l33S SPRING ST.,
below Turnverein Hall, Los Angeles.
apl9-tf
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An IncendIary Lymched

An LEGENDARY LymciAed.
WILLOWS, Colusa Co. May g.
Chris. Mutchler was lynched at
Germantown in this county this
morning. The particulars are as
follows: On the night of April 30th
Mutchler made an attempt to set
fire to Hageman & Co.'s sa-
loon, but was detected in the act.
Several shots were fired from per-
sons inside the saloon, three OF
which took effect and lodged in his
thigh. Mutchler was arrested
but no complaining wit
nesses appearing, he was
discharged. Threats were made
against his life by some of the cit
liens, and, fearing violence, he
hastily arranged his business affairs
and attempted to leave town, but
all egress was barred as he was
watched. The stage drivers were
warned and threatened that, if they
carried him out of town, they
would suffer evil consequences. He
managed to get to Orlando in the
light by private conveyance, and
the next day ]. Kelly swore out q
warrant for the arrest of Mutchler
for threatening his life and
the culprit was brought back to
Germantown for trial. He was
bound over to keep the peace in
the sum of $1,000. Failing to give
bonds he was turned oyer toConsta-
BILE McLane. About O'clock A. NJ.
to-day, a mob of fourteen broke
into the Constable's house, dragged
the prisoner out of bed into the
street and riddled his body with
bullets. Mutchler begged for mer-
cy, and upon his Bonded knees,
asked the privilege of writing to his
brother, but his pleadings were in
vain. The affair is creating great
excitement. Two prominent bust.
ness men are supposed to be impli-
Gated.
san BernardiMU EieclioUs-weathe
SAN BERNARDINo, May 6.-The
election for city officers is going on
to-day. Thus far there is no GER
tainty as to who will be the peo-
ple's choice as delegates TO the
Constitutional Convention.
The weather is very cloudy, with
good indications for shower.
DrowDed us Ebay wards working.
mon.
HAYwARDS, May 6.-Yesterday
afternoon two boys, IS and II years
Of Ixy nf
Mr.. WetmOre, of Oakland, and the
other the son of Mr.. Matteson, OF
Sycamore Valley, while bathing
in pond near Limerick were
drowned.
At meeting of the Workingm en-
last Saturday night, delegates to
the County Convention to meet in
San Leandro June 18th, were
elected as follows: Haywards pre-
cinct, VIM. Bramall, Geo. A. Cakes;
Castro Valley, J. King. Two addi-
tlonal delegates will be appointed,
one from Mount Eden and one from
San Lorenzo. The nom partisan
party elected two delegates in Cas-
tro Valley and will elect the re-
naming four in town as soon as
they get the ball in motion. They
will have general meeting
in Oakland about Tuesday
to perfect arrangements throughout
the county. The election for town
officers progresses slowly and much
excitement prevails. The pros
poets for close vote are now GER
tain. News from San Leandro is
to the effect that the Workingmer
have nominated an excellent tickle
and are almost certain of electing
a majority of their candidates.
ResuIt Of shs Justics Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Gin til,
Justice Mining Company election
81, 474 shares we're represented. y
! these $1,000 were cast for the fol
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DIR. l.. MCGUIRE,

Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE-Rooms No. and 7, Lnnfran-
60 BLOCK, Main street. Residence-204
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
ONCE Hours-FIom 0 to ia. NJ. and Q to
and to 9P.M NJ. apI2lf
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Morning kilograms.

Passengers Coming.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6th.-The
following are the passengers for
Los Angeles by steamer Senator,
which sailed at 8 A. NJ. to-day:
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the Committee on Appropriations.
Wood moved lite reference to the
Committee of Ways and Means.
Page moved its reference to the
Committee of the Whole on the
State Of the Union. Agreed to.
By Scales, giving to all religious
demonstrations equal rights and
privileges in Indian reservations.
SENATE.-The President pro tenn.
laid before the Senate the House
bill to forbid further retirement oil
U. S. legal tender notes, which
was read the first time by title that
it might be referred to the Com.
mittee OH Finance, in accordance
with custom.
The Collapsed Fail River Mills.
FALL RIVER, May 6.-The stop.
page of the mills plundered and
bankrupted has made decrease in
the production of print cloths OF
some $4,000 pieces a week. An ex-
animation of the books of the de-
funct manufactures is still going
on, but definite reports have not
yet been made. The bills payable
of the Sycamore mills, as far as
traced, are $3.50, 900 and the amount
of unrecorded notes discovered so
far by the Directors is $4,000.
The pay roll of the Border City
Mills has been made up TO the
time of stoppage aud the bonds
paid.
Continued Fighting about Hask oi.
LONDON, May 6th.-Continued
fighting Is reported about Haskoi,
the scene Of the Pomak insurrec
ton.
E0gIish Recruits COMM. In.
LONDON, May 6 Reports of re-
cruiting officers during the past
month show remarkable increase
in the number of enlistments for
the army, and the increase is still
advancing at heavy rate.
English Activity In War rrepara.
lions.
LONDON, May 6th.-The coming
week will be q busy one at English
arsenals and dock yards. Ship
masters who have hitherto been
privileged to berth their vessels in
proximity to the admiralty moor
ings, opposite the victualing yard,
have received notice to remove
them to-day as all the room availa.
BILE is to be reserved for transports.
The Turk at ggerLeads.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May eng
lish influence is believed to be up
permost in the counsels of the Sui
tan. A ajority of the Pashas and
all the late Ministers are against
the Sultan and the people are dis.
contsnted. There has been violent
speeches against the tax on bread,
which il now at a famine price.
The Pashas are all ready TO fly at
each others threats. Osman Pasha
is cursed on all sides by the other
Pashas as fool and traitor.
Without English or Russian sup
port the Sultan could not remain on
the throne single day.
A correspondent says: 81 have
just learned that the Porte has
sent a note to the powers main
taIning that it cannot evacuate
Shumla, Varna, and Batoum un-
ii the Russians retire. According
to the treaty of San Stefano the
surrender of Adrianople is provided
for and the Russians claim that
they cannot withdraw until the
Turks evacuate that fortress.
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j. Bechtinger, M. D.,
(OF vIENNA,)

(OF VIENNA,)
PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
IL dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
ties. Oculist OF the French Hospital in
San Francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases and operations on the eyes attend
ed to,
OFFICE = No. 704 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor
ner Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3 1y
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MoJAvE, May 81 w Jones, B
n Regap, wife and daughter, L
Jarboe, l. De Cardona, L M Latt, ]
Ambrose, M b Mccullough, A +
Sanders, JC Jones, J Brussel, J
Spletel, e P Saxton, G Churchill, ]
G Johnson, w J Dakin.
MoJAvE, May G.-Mr Trutheway
and wife, ] Price, b Cooper, F NJ
Iurn.
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Or. Joseph kurtz

Has removed his office to No. 50 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Ofiioe Hours-From 10 to IL, 4 TO and s
to 8. Residence-Buena Vista street.
myltf
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 6th.-The
County Com mittee of the Work.
ingmen's Party held two meetings,
one yesterday morning and the
other in the evening, to consider
the conflict with Kearney and also
the subject of organization for the
coming campaign. Kearney was
roughly handled by many of the
speakers, and branded as disturb
ing element in the party and &C.
cused of running the organization
In his own interest and selling out
his influence with the party
to capitalists for coin. Reso-
lutions were adopted sew
ering all connection with
Kearney and providing for centin-
uing the organization without re.
gard to him and urging the Execu-
tive Committee to depose him from
the Craftsmanship. 1t was also
claimed that the County and Cen.
trail Committees were lawfully and
properly constituted organizations,
and that all Ward Clubs should pro-
coed, in the manner designated by
such Committees, to elect delegates
to the County Convention for the
purpose of putting up n ticket for
the Constitutional Convention, and
ii in any clubs Kearney can COM
mand sufficient influence to sway
their action then all having the in
terest of the party at heart should
be urged to sever their connection
with such clubs and connect them
selves with Others working in
lawful manner. Kearney's manner
of packing and bull-dozing clubs
and meetings to carry his own ends
were severely dwelt upon and de-
nounced as void of principle and
honesty.
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why TiIdes, did not ."ne the Os.l

why 1tIdel did not take the Oath.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Post
will tomorrow publish an editorial
showing why Tflden refused to take
the oath of the Presidential office
prior to March 4th, 1877. The arti.
Gle goes on to say that Mr.. Tilden
at first intended to take the oath in
public manner but abandoned
this design as soon as he learned of
Grants determination to arrest
him on a charge of treason and
throw him into Fortress Monroe as
an instigator of sedition and rebel.
lion upon his appearance in the
Capitol for that purpose. That
Grant was prepared for such action
and would have seized Tilden's per-
son is well known to many
persons of both parties, and
that Tilden was restrained
by his knowledge of such
peril is equally notorious in pri-
vate circles. The consequence is,
that If Hayes and Wheeler should
be deposed by reason of fraud, the
successor will be vacant and the
House would proceed to elect as
though there had been no choice
by the Electoral College, the pre-
siding officer of the Senate dis.
charging the duties of the Presi-
dency simply ad interim, between
the deposition of Hayes and cleo
ton by House.
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MONTREAL, May 6.-The funeral
of John Callighan who was shot on
Wellington Bridge on the night OF
the Orange concert took place this
afternoon. About 10000 members
of the Irish National Societies
took part.
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NEW YORK, May 6.-The World
says: "The annual business meet
ing of Plymouth Church will be
held this evening. 1t is UNDER
stood that the name Of Mrs. Tilton
will be dropped from the roll of the
church. Whether she will appear
and make a statement or not Is not
known"
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lowing ticket: Rob't tSherwood,
Archie Bosland, ]. p. Cavalier, J.
II. Dobinson and II. H. Lloyd. OF
these, Sherwood represents the
Cook interest, the others being of
the Baldwin Marty
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Or. Chin Quong Tin.

OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles and A r.
cadia streets.
D6-Cures all kinda OF diseases.
once hours from to u A. M. and from
2 to s and tO9P.M. ap90tf
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PHYSICIANS.
7. HARMON. nj. d..
X. ID. WISE, M. d.

~ Angeles, Cal, nearly opposite Court
House. D1-DIsEAsEs OF FEMALEs A
SPECIALITY, aul5
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congregational.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-HoUsE-
Under call of States the following
bills were referred:
By Thompson, declaring that all
propositions to change or modify
the tariff law are injurious and
detrimental to the general welfare
Of the people, and that 1t is unwise
to waste time at present in the dis
cussion Of the Wood tariff bill.
Thompson moved its reference to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
ORDINANCE 40. 81.
In Ordinance to Establish an ibSC.
lnte Quarantine,

See. l. Be it ordained by the
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen, OF
the Town al Macon, that etric,
quarantine against all persons,
places and things is hereby dccIar,
ed, That no person from amy
place. whatsoever, shall enter tins
Town without the express pcrmls-
sion of the Board OF Health, first
applied for and obtained, provided
that engines and cars OF the Mo.
bile and Ohio rail road may pass
through at ten (l0) miles AN hour
without such permission first ap.
nIied for and obtained; And fur,
thcr provided that persons from
thr immediate vicinity, bringing III
produce, or having some rcNSona
bic excuse for coming into Town
shall be admitted if known to The
guards not to have been IN any IN
! tcclcd point.
Sec. ,; Be it further ordained
that any person, who shall adm
into this Town, or receive or m'
any person in coming or bons
therein shall be deemed guilty OF
misdcmeanor and punished accord
lngIy.
Sec. 3. BE it further ordained
that this ordinance be in fore
from and after its passage,
Approved, October oh, 1878.
&. &, DlLLARD,
Attest, Mayor,
Il. IAuENsTElN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12

htri too, made is worse Tor me.
"That stage tectcred up and
down, up aud down, before me, all
the while | was ont OF my head,
aud Miles an Maria always in it,
makiu' queer horrid faces at me,
Then ! thought, too, the bed was
cogred with appIe-bIows; an wher
tried to pick 'cm Of, every one Of
en- turned to Maria's htllc pale
crying face.
zone day, when began to get
little better, | lay with my eyes
shu'j fee in mo,t sorry to think Of
settIn we'll, when Diantha came in.
to the room an somebody with her
didn't open my eyes, and she
whispered, shes ssIecIS and then
she went ont aga.n. Then heard
Il sob ami somebody jscd my
hand. i looked up, and an there
stood Miles, MARIA" Th%t vas all
said, but Miles seemed to know
what | meant.
"She's down to Postley, with
Sam, her husband;' he sald.
| expect looked tho questions !
couldn't ask, and he said,
"That is what | wanted to tell
you and couldn't, long ago, Tor !
promised Maria.
Djantha's Dick came into the
room just then, an when he saw
Miles he seemed to remember
sonlcthin, for he divcd down INTO
his pocket, an brought out with a
lot OF twinc, an nails an fish hooks,
4 dirty crumbIed note, which he
gave 70 Miles.
'"l forgot to give this TO Aunt
GIarissa, the day yon told me- he
SAYS, an then she up an got sick,
an 50 | KEEP it,
"Mile, gave him dime, and sent
hip" away, an then read it to me.
Dear Clarpssa, news has come
that Sam is in PoStIcy, very sick.
lie and Maria were married before
he sailed Inst fall. must 60 down
with her to day, but Shall be back
Il, soon as possible. Yours truly,
Miles,
vi 'Vr rDt ibat little note around
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER,

The attention of the voters Of
NoNubec County is again called to
the Registration notice to be tound
in another column Of this paper.
The statute regulating the action Of
the Board requires that "a period
OF not less than two, nor more than
five days be assigned 10 any pre-
ciuct. 1t was the opinion OF the
Board III fixing the appointments,
that the minimum time would give
ample opportunity for a thorough
registration, saving five days at the
county site for closing and revising
the work. 1t is therefore desired
that voters promptly exercise their
privilege ut the times specified.
T. j. ROSS,
Pres't of Board.
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Rocco Misses Pump,

We again direct the attention OF
our readers to Misso's Pump. lie
has erected one near Frccman's
Mil that draws water through a
two inch pipe forty-fve feet and
there arc ouIy sixteen inches Of wa
ter in the cistcrn. lie filled a wa
ter bucket holding ,! gallons, III
eighteen seconds. He guarantees
to draw any depth needed Ia this
cOuatlY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
R egis tratio


The undersigned Board Of Registration
for NoNubre County, have this day Or
dered-
l,t. That the Election Districts, rs rs
tabIishcd by the Board OF 1876, remain
unchanged
md That the Books be pened for the
registration Of voters at the following
times and places to-wt
CliGtOuVislc.
Monday and Tuesday, Sept 30, and Oct. !
Prairie POim4,
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. , and 3.
Center POiNi,
Friday and saturday, Oct. and ),
COOk>ViIle,
Monday and Tuesday, oct. and =
ShuIWalak,
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9 and 10
SlIsnmCrViIIc.
Monday and Tuesday, Oct. II and Is
Nu~hulaViIle,
Wednesday and Thursday Oct, 10 and H.
lynn Creek,
Friday and saturday Oct Is ana -.
Wet Water,
Monday and Tuesday, Oct q and y.
EsrOOkSVillc,
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2@aud a.
Macon,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Oct. %, %, 80, 81 aud Nov |.
Those persons only will be required to
register whose names do not appear on
the books of 1877, or who have become of
oge or changed their voting precinct since
that time.
While in session at Macon, the Board
will register any voter whose name may
have been omitted whcnut hi- pecinct
7. j, ROSS, President
W. f. HOPKINS,
j. W LONGSTREET,
augl0-its Board cf RcgistraIou
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
New Goods Arrived,

Capt. Owens has returned from
New York, where be purchased one
Of the finest stocks Of goods he has
ever handled, and he desires us to
make this particular mention OF
thcm-that they can be bought
cleapcr tor the cash than any sim'-
.ar nnc Of goods ever laid down
here. The ladies are respectfully
requested to call early
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
Wet Water Precinct

The Registration Book for the
above precinct will be opened at
the store Of Capt. Calmos.
r. j. ROSS,
Pros. Board of Rcs'stralIon'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
The Hungry Feed.

have in tore and for sale, large lot
of ESTERN PROD L G 4
Groceries Sc, all for sale at prices to suit
the times Apply TO
se28 Sign Of the Golden Bee Hive.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-12
ROBERT STEWART, =. NJ.

We speak knowingly when we
assert that Hal'sNegetable~SiciIia
Hair Remover is the best article OF
the kind sold OH the American
Continent. Personal trial has de
moustrated this, and the article is
an elegant and tIeanIy one, with
out which we think no toilet com
pIete. Messls. Johnston, HoIlo-
way K Co., COZ Arch street, Phil.
adclphiaj are the agents tor the ar.
ticle; and when odr PhiIaaciphla
friends tcturn from Cape May
they should certainly procure som'
of it. We know OF on such artic',
eXtant for the hair, aud thus spcab
in such decided and omphatj'
,erms,- Ocean Foam, Care iiag
". j.