davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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make 1t.
10 lno 1t anpears that, although my wife ID
Us we'll rs Intelligent, she esnnot iii nse tIlul
what satFaAcs lllg soul; and though, ~ Sir
Charles .,lor=nn sa!d. ~ was born for .cnIer-
ness; ly business IN HE IL TO lows" tho craving
tnvldua!!ty, mud tic nsern thought that my cx-
lstcncs should ke what it has for tbs past srYeu
ytars ra1scs lump In nly taroat. l rtlne.nber
with tho utmost plcaaure the purity and a!l lhe
cruces OF that woman. AMI aln con6cluns that
better, truer woman Gould not be mortal; bur
what ava!ls lit A conIugat life with hur ts !
treat Injustice, ,-grcAtcE to llar than myself II
anything .--.,nl to The best ot orr kuowleleo il
| IL liz perattTe tint Wo ahun 1t Us We would auY
u.iIer dwarling ntusucc.
SQw appeal to all generoUs and richt-thtrk.
Ing persons whittier Ito law should uat ha ~
a,nensied w to permit ncoup'c situated ~ aboye
tu bu divorced without helns tltst compelled 10
do ylolenrc to truth or deccucy for CAUSE.
Why stlnult not two wllo desire mutually The
greatest good 70 catt', aud to whom nntnra bus
not permitted ths caru nf offspring, be allowed
t,at SONS weazcl-faced, lank, and soul.staryctl
cyute may rlso up, staku hts tatters, a.nl SAY,
"Uh, horroras soviaty would 10 undermined,
and confusion would prevail throughout thu
think that muri OF the misery tl.at b!ights hll.
| Mat1lty could ho corrected by moro genuruus d.
ynrce laws. It Idle to talk Ut avoiding mistakes.
| Fhe Anest drawn theories alll lmDat cop!ous
l tA+G1 kVEAAtHE EAu4tG VI s1t4knS asH puk IktIH
butter ttlnn sheer twaIdlc. Vow!er's hubby
cannnt ueterInfno the nrUns or ambition vi tho
growing soul. Something 1nay BE- done In dc.
tcFulil!ux phyA!cal and tclnpelaMcntal tnesH
but l fear seiuneu wilt never rusch ll.e Inner.
taost wellsprngs 'of tie affections that moYa
us, a.i1 there 50 temper the waters tAat each
Yho drake may anl III tho dFauy!lt Just whist
tlln soul demands fur !ts most perfect growth.
Fear.nE lhat may defeat tsiS own nurlFuscs
by usklng for too much OF your xpueo must
close, ant do 50 lu tho hope that thls question
may leIely0 tie attention It desesyea from tho4g
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yELLow4AcK.

Memphis. Aug. 11.-Thirty-four
cases in all-twenty white and fourteen
colored-were reported to the board OF
health to-day. Two additional deaths
have occurred; both colored.
AT meeting of the executive com.
mlttee this afternoon committee OF
three was appointed to confer with the
various ministers regarding the pro-
priety of closing the churcles, thus
discouraging any large public assem-
biies, which are calculated to spread
yellow fever.
I DIR. o. H. Collins, who.had been sent
to Forest Hill to investigate the pro-
gress at that point, returned to-day
and reports that one person, refngee
from Memphis, was down with the
fever. Every; precantion has been
taken to prevent the fever from spread
ing, by isolatingi dwellings.
Louisville, Aug. 11.-One case of
yellow fever was reported to the health
officers to-day. The victim is young
doctor named Edward Mormon. He
was Immediately taken to the yellow
fever hospital. He will probably re-
cover.
Havana: Ninety-three deaths from
yellow fever in this city during the last
week, which is decrease of forty com
pared with the previous week.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
A Remarkable Suicide

Cincinnati, Aug. 11.--Mrs. Caroline
Florenz, wife of Anton Florenz, of
Vienna, Austria, who had eloped from
that city with one Nathan Shirk, and
whose abandonment and effort at sui
eide have been reported, died at 3
O'Clock to-day. The case is most
singular one. She shot herself in the
head on June 14th. The ball entered
her brain after being severed into four
pieces, probably by contact with bones.
Three of these pieces weighing nineteen
grains, were removed by the surgeons,
and the woman appeared in a fair way
to recover. Since the shooting she had
learned that her husband was willing
to forgive her and then she appeared
anxious to live, but during the last few
days she sank rapidly, dying to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
CONDENSED rELEaRAMs.

London: A Vienna dispatch says that
1000 houses and 800 stores were burned
at Serajeyo.
London: A serious riot Occur red at
Belfast tonight, caused by a Catholic
procession. Many persons were in
jured. l~,
Pittsburg: Owen Maloney and John
Lafferty, the two principals in the re-
cent glove fight near this city, were ar
rested this morning and jailed in de-
fault of $1,000 bail.
Lisbon: An English steamer collided
off South Finsterre with the Spanish
steamer Concora. The latter vessel
was sunk; fourteen Spaniards were
drowned and nine saved.
Louisville:o Returns from SO counties
have been received by the secretary of
state. The majority for Blackburn
(dem. in these counties is 1854, an
increase over McCrsary's majority four
years ago ofa,4o2-
Toronto: The waterspoutl which last
week swept through Bontouche caused
the death of two women and child
and the serious injury of number of
persons. Eighty houses were leveled,
and stock killed and scattered.
Chetopa, Kas.: The body of Captain
John Secrist, mail contractor on the
route west from Vinita, l. T., was
found some $50 miles west of Vinita, a
day or two ago, supposed to have been
murdered by desperadees for his money.
| Galveston: A Ne,cs special from Wei
mar says that Ben Coleman, while in
toxicated, rode up to wagon driven
by Josie Costello, a Mexican, and or
dered the latter to dismount, and upon
his refusal to obey Coleman drew his
revolver and shot him dead. "a IA
San Francisco; The congressional
labor committee arrived this evening.
The democratic county convention after
declining fusion with the II. B. IS on
the municipal ticket, met this evening
and nominated Gustave Refs, German
capitalist and member of the board OF
fire commissioners, for mayor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12

New York, Aug. 1.-Two prisoners
named Dennis Gillespie and Jno.
oBrien escaped from Blackwell's
Island tonight. They were in the
guard boat with keeper Stephen Kelly,
patroling the East river side, when a
boat, in which were six rowdies, ap.
preached and demanded a surrender
OF the prisoners. The keeper refused,
and the roughs then upset his boat.
All three were picked up and taken on
board the roughs' boat, but on Kelly
attempting to draw his revolver he was
thrown overheard, and with difficulty
saved his life
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING.

TO The People g Wyoming:
BY virtue of the authority conferred
by the act of congress, entitled, can
act to provide for the apportionment of
the Territory of Wyoming for legisla-
tive purposes, y approved Jan. 20, 1874,
and by the act of the legislative assem-
bly, of this territory. entitled, San act
to increase the number of members of
the Territorial Council and House of
Representatives of the Territory of
Wyoming" approved December 2, 1873,
1, John w. Hoyt, Governor of said Ter
ritory, do hereby declare the following
apportionment for members of the Coun-
ell and House of Representatives of the
legislature, to be chosen at the general
election to be held on the first Tuesday
of September next: - ~ ~
The county of Albany will elect three
members of the Council.
The county of Carbon will elect two
members of the Council.
The county of Laramie will elect
four members of the Council.
The county of Sweetwater will elect
two members Of the Council.
The county of Uinta will elect two
members of the Council.
l~lu ut county Vi hlDhily VIII tltCJ SIX
members of the House of Representa-
tiveS.
The county of Carbon will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
The county Of Laramie. will elect
nine members of the House of Repre-
sentatives.i l1W 1ls
The county of Sweetwater will elect
four members Of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The county of Unita will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the Territory, at the City of
Cheyenne, this the 18th day of July, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-nine, and of the
Independence of the United States the
one hundred and fourth.
[sEALl JOHN w. HoYT.
by the Governor: Fg
#4 A. WORTH SPATEs,
Secretary Wyo. Territory.
yl5-d&Wtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
MILITARY MATTERS.

.
A board of officers, to consist of
Lieut.. Gen. p. II. Sheridan, Brig. Gen.
George Crook and Col j. C. Davis, has
been ordered to convene in Chicago, for
considering and correcting the differ
ences of opinion relative to the actual
positions and movements of troops en-
gagged in the battle CT Chickamauga.
The following orders are issued from
the headquarters of the department of
the Platte:
The commanding officer at Fort San
ders, w. T., will send, without delay,
Private Henry McHenry, company II,
Fourth infantry, to the station of his
company, Fort Fred Steele, w. T.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. Edwin P. Andrus, Fifth caval-
ry, by commanding officer at Fort Nc
Pherson, Neb., is extended ten days.
BY command of Brig. Gen. Crook.
ROBERT WILLIAMS,
!, 81 IS. Assistant Adjutaut General.
The following orders have been issued
by the war department:
First-The ground known as the
Custer battlefield, on the Little Big
Horn river, Montana territory, is an
nounced as national cemetery of the
fourth class.
Second d-Upon the completion of the
survey Of the site and after the order
of the president of the United. States
has been obtained declaring and pro-
claiming the same as military reser-
vation, the boundaries thereof will be
announced in general orders from the
headquarters of the department of Da-
kota. f4t
The order detailing Surgeon w. X.
Schofield for inspection duty at Matan-
zas, Cuba, under the national board of
health, has been revoked, and Medical
Inspector Somerset Robinson is ordered
there in his place.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12

Chicago: Cattle receipts 4,4OO; ship
ments, $50; active and firm; good to
choice shipping, 4.10(94.70; Texan and
Colorado steers, 2.75(93.10.
Sheep receipts 300; scarce and mod
crate supply; common, 2.75@3.O0; fair
to choice, 3.25@4.O0; extra fat, 3.75@
4.50. fs
st. Louis: Cattle receipts, $500;
shipments, 500; fair demand for ship
ping, but scarce; good to choice steers.
S4.70d4.9O; grass Texans, 50 25@3.2 25.
Sheep steady; fair to choice muttons,
S2.5093.50. Receipts, 700; shipments,
50O
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
Two of a Kind.

st. Louis, Aug. 11.-Wm. Wallace,
metropolitan policeman of East st.
Louis, and Jack Sullivan, who was a
very strong partisan Of Mayor Bowman
during the political troubles in that
city year ago, got into quarrel in a
saloon near the stock yards to-day,
during which they emptied their re-
volvers at each other. Sullivan was
shot in the left breast and died in half
an hour after. Wallace was badly
wounded in the thigh. Sullivan began
the quarrel and fired two shots at Wal
lace before the latter drew his pistol.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
Dissolut,on of Copartnershio.

'csNNN~sfS'' " O'FeS' WV
The copartnership heretofore existing
between Max Idelman and Harris
Franklin, under the firm name of Idel-
man Il Franklin, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. i0risN
Max Idelman to retain all stock,
property, moneys, fixtures, ETC., etc.
of, and collect and retain all debts due
and owing to said firm, Idelman &
Franklin, at Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter,
with the exception of such accounts as
specified and agreed upon between the
said Max Idelman and Harris Frank
lin. And the said Max Idelman is to
pay all debts of the said firm of Idel-
man u Franklin, created by said firm
at Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter, at and prior
to this date.
MAX IDELMAN,
ald10t HARRIS FRANKLIN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
A Dishonest Lawyer.

Philadelphia, Aug. 11.-Wm. Vance
Harper, lawyer, has disappeared, after
defrauding various clients to the extent
of nearly $4,000. In one case he ap-
propriated large sum which belonged
to three orphan children of whom he
was guardian. Several people, mostly
Of the poorer classes, who had given
him money to save or invest for them,
are among the victims.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
HIS Last Mauli7g.

Indianapolis, Aug. 11.-While police
man John Weidle was arresting man
named Kelly tonight, he snatched the
mace from the officers hand and began
assaulting him. Weidle drew his re-
'yolver and warned him to desist, but
Kelly still continuing the attack, tho
officer fired, killing Kelly almost in
stantly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12

Rockwall, Texas, Aug f1.-Reports
from Titus, county are to the effect that
jeff Hopkins outraged white woman
and then murdered her and her infant
daughter, after which he set fire to the
house to conceal his crime. The
charred skeletons of the woman and
child were found in the rpins:5 Four
buckshot were found in the woman g
backbone.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12
The lWheelharrow Riend

New York, Aug. lis. 2. Feder-
meyer, who began the attempt to wheel
a barrow $50 miles or more in six days,
at the rink at 1916 this morning, at
noon to-day had made 55 miles.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-12

Take Compound Blackberry Cordial
for summer complaint or collie. Pre-
pared by Addoms & Glover. ~ a3tf
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historical Dept; Cheyenne, Ryo.
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33, e apiteI,

so iinb alio 2onswortb unb &eine enbs
LID uerbeiratbet 2" ruff bic freunbli6e 2eles
rim unb blidt auf. uRsn, bas rpuBten mir
ia. Iber mir mDdten aud 9lles iiber bic
So35eit wiiien iiber bic Toiletten Der 8raut
uno Der Srautiun9fern, unb pie iie gqe aus
iaben !"
ytun, es lit nidt uieI gu iasen. Die So6s
3eit mar iebr einfa9. Die 8raut true nur
rueiben Dtul unb Die 5erfOmmIi9en Dransens
bliitben uno ben S6Ieier, unb par reisenb.
Die eiHslse 8rautiun9fer mar srduIein Sars
riot unb tie fab itattIi6 unb id0n uno eIitz
lid aus. Ser 8rGutiedns, - bod per ins
tereifrt fi9 ie fir ben 8rdutisam? Serr
O'Suaiuan mar ni6t 8rautfibrer, parum,
oas tbut yi9ts Sur Sa9e, tpabri6einIi9
fonnte er ben rPb0nir" ni6t 10 oft ii6 ieIbf
iberlailen.
9iad Oem So6seitsmabl sineen bic iuneen
@atten na9 Quebec, po 6as thermometer
ME bis gu 25 8rao itei9t, oenn in SEEM Sort
mar es in ienem CONNER iebr beib. llno fie
iaben Die Iauieno Snieln unb Nontmorencp
uno bic Ibrab abamsebenen unb 6as @rab @oIz
fe's unb ,paren 9lidli9.
SrduIein Sarriot sin9 mad Sauie unb
ia9te Jti3ts uon Der 9o6seit, bas mar bod
9epiB punoerbar. reberbaupt rpubten es in
gang 8anmoutb auber ibr nur 3pei 2eute,
unb bauon mar elmer UtiIes S'Sulliuan unb
benz bate Nidts iein Gebeintnib entriIlen.
un9efabr feds 8oden ipdter CAB Srdulein
Sarriot cine @eieaidaft. Cine auSerIeiene
8eriammluns ruurbe seIaben unb fam, benn
bic Dame mar trob ibrer literariiden S9pd:
den aIs ausseSeidnete @irtbin befannt.
Sie fIeinen 3immer ruaren sefG1t. Srdu.
lein Ntarie 2anbeIle mar ba, in i9Ieppenbe,
i4warser Seioe uno Seti6mud, i90n ruie cir
Stern, peib wie cine 2iIie unb falt pie In'
oerlen's Gisfoni9in. llnb Sranf Derter mai
ba, eben aus europa suriidgefommen, &C.
brdunt uno bartis, gu leinem 8ortbeiI uerdn
BERT sroB uno beinabe i9on, aber er belt lid
ben gan3en Abeno pon Marie 2anoelIe fern
ueber o'eie Iberbeit mar er binaus, iastt
1'9 Sapmoutb, Die S9anbe ibrer S9peltel
uno 'bres Uetters mar bod aud on ibr MIDI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
NO. As.

ba iol er bleiben, un6 mir iinb su aIte 8es
fonnte, um nod furjen 8ieberieben ouseins
amber 5u treiben, ipie n @aafidfabrer un6
enc eabseipedte Garcafie (oas @aafii9serippe9
u 10 fomm, Wann," unb an Selling porbeis
tretenb tebrte er ii9 Der S9Iudt 3u. 9ieier
belt i'm rpieoer auf.
yRIaas, bait 9u fein menfdIides @es
fibl?" fragte er nit nnbeil uertinoenber
Gube, ,rpiaIt Du mid 3u elmer 2bat ber 8ers
3peifluns treiben?"
uDamit tn69te benz Rd69en am menio.
ten 9eoient Ieirt, n,einte Rlaas pie beiIduiio,
uuno oebbaIb ipirit Du ale Narrbeiten blei,
ben laHen. gs Ioa ni9t lange bouern, un6
t9 uno Die fleine Goroula bdn9en an einans
Der rpie S9iffsbinoen uno &upferbIe6. 6ob'
10 meine eisene 4rt mid an1ufreunben; aIlo
fomnE ooer i4 ia6' mir ben 8es allein."
9SIe fpieleno 5og CT ein absenustes SaSbs
meier nit 4SerluutterSriff unter feiner SADIE
beruor, uno es orebeno, baB Der anf Der etnen
Seite oer S9ale 3iemli6 tnseI1tdt einoes
trabte gtame it9tbar ruuroe. be9ann er na9s
ldiiis on Der 8riide ieines @anoerita6es au
l9ntben. Selling aber bate faum einen
Bid auf bas Nle6er semorfen, aIs er, mie
BON S9wdbe iibermannt, ii9 an ben Selss
blod lebnte. Sn ieinen Ausen Ieu6tete es
rute erua6enbe Butb, um eben 70 f9nea
wieoer in einen Iusorud 9dnSIi9er 8ersasts
belt itberSuseben. Glaos i6abte unb f9niBte
unteroeHen nit einem Gifer, ols bate er uor
gtnbrn6 Der gfa9t Elm tuibti9es @erf gu pols
bringen.
So perrann cine Ninute.
.S9 nil Did auf einiee Taae beherbers
gen, efttndhs es fi1 entfi1 tdnn UerHebus~
bar ben 9ippen Ceilings, bod ueripri9
mir
vIaes, mas Du pilIf," iieI &Iaas Elm, unb
nit oerielben Sor9loIi9fett, mitmeIder er bliss
ber sei6nibt bate, perbars er bas MeHer miez
Der unter ieiner SADIE, rs 1T wenisftens elm
uerniinftises gSort. gluS ben 3asen perben
8o6en, Wtonate unb Sabre, uno es ioa Dir
ni9t leio iein, mid in's S@Iepptau senOm=
men gu baben."
Selling ianbte einen perspeifIunesuouen
Bid iiber baS berpe9te Steer. 1leber Die
8ranbuns idweifen Mouen, unit er beobod=
tete iie nit einem Nusoruf, aIs beneibe er bic
fturmerprobten 8o9eI UNI TIRE ssreibeit. Damn
idlus er Die &t9tun9 in Die SdIudt elm.
&laas fol9te ibm auf oem Sube naA.
HIguttSA tH't'Sk SUtSH YuteU N0eiIJtUuQI
ipann oieler in beiterem Gone cine neue llns
terbaltlng an, yuno tpenn i9 ie in meinem
Se6en einen bebasli9en @infel fab, 10 it's
bieie S6Iu9t NIT Der 9usiidt ouf's GaI;s
ruaiier. 8ei @ott, Naat, g eebt uidts iiber
n tuarmes Oboa9, rpenn's brauben nebt umb
reSnet. Des GeufeIs mill i@ iein, rpenn
oieie Subtle ni3t bic IequinoctiaIit Iitirme eins
blaf."
st idumte, ruie elmer @rmioerun9 barrenb.
Oa Selling aber bartnadis fdpies, nabm er
feline Dslttbeilunsen ruieber auf. 8om 3ets
ter Sin9 er gu ben 8dumen auf ben naben
AbbdnSen iiber, unb enoli9 3u benz Iauberen
SauS4en, an rueI6em er ale 8or3ise aufz
5dblte, Die oaiieIbe I'M gersIei6 nit elmer
vi9wimmenben Rraft" aussei6neten. 9lu6
Der SerbitbIumen uno Der Semitic seba9te
ct, tnoem iie Our9 ben @arten I6ritten, unb
als iie in bas Saus eintraten, 6a IeufSte er
9er6ni9uoa aut rpie Semanb, Der nad f6wes
rer Arbett bas 3leI uieliabriser @anide ers
retdte,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
i9eint ibn1, aIs OBJ Gfber Satriot bic @orte
fir ibn Iin9e:

glein 2iebessruB Dor Deiner 3bir,
SD rueib, er orinst bod bis gu Dir,
Ou aber Ser3, mein 9er5, iei fill,
Bis baB 1te fontrtt uno 6ffnen mill.
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unb SrauIein Sarriot eiIt berein unb idIiebt
tie in bic Mrme.
vaIeine 8Onisin," ruff iie, yenbIid babe
id Sic sefunoen unb bieies Wtal Ia1e i'd
Sic nidt wieoer seben."
v9lber i6 mub su 2eonce. D, ruarum'
babe i9 seidIafen? Sasen Sic, ipiiien Sic
gtmas. 1T er bener?"
Iiefe Stiae, bann Elm Sdmer3ensf9rei.
@fber SarriotS tbrdnenpoae Mu9en, ibr abz
semonbtes Geiidt, baben Mqes perratben,
8eine weib, baB Duranb tobt 1T.
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Cine @artenicene. Gin flarer Sommers
abenb, poa Ufonoli9t unb ianften 2uften uno
blibenben Sternen. Gin i60nes Mdbden
itbt auf einem 8artenitubI in einen peiser
SbarpI sebilllt unb blidt binauf gum Sternens
biinmel. Gin Serr itebt neben ibr, unb fein
Stern bort oben i9eint ibm 70 190n, ruie bas
aufmarts sewanOte 9nIit. Sic borden
i3wei9enb auf bic beraust0nenoe Nuiit.
sd wubte ME, bab Sbre S9weIter rpirfz
LID idOn it, bis seitern 9Ibeno, iaat Sronf
Serter enoIid, yob9Iei9 i9 fe INNER be-
ruunoerte. Slid 1T Elm mertIuiirbiaes S66ns
beitsmitteI. llnb bic 2iebe, ruie fe emit ieIbit
9eia9t 1T baS 8eite auf Der 8eLt. grinnern
Sic ii4 ienes Cages, Utarie 2"
SD erinnere MIDI" Ia9t iie 1anft.
uno bann iinb iie uieber ftia. IS III
glt6ts 9etban porben, aber bic 8eiben finS
Sreunbe, unb ruenn ou9 bic 8eroanoenbeit
uieI 1rauri9es bat, 10 fam man bod nidi
epi9 trailern, unb pon elmer iuneen 8ittpe
BON einunb5wansi9 Sabren tann man pieI
boffen. llnb 10 uer3weifeIt Srant ni9t, als
er an ienem &beno neben Warie Durant
itebt wenn aud Der eriebnte Sag nod in
tueiter Serne Iie9t. Gr bort uuf ben Geians,
ber bur6 bas Offene Senfter brinst unb es
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-06-28
Hats! Hats! Hats!
summer STYLES, light, scryiccablc and nobby.
Attention, Oat Cutters!
l have u large lot of CRADLES on hand.
m,vse-sm j. l.. GRIGGS.
In Cbanccry,

Chas. w. Allen. decd.
In the matter of the rc-statcd final account
OIL. Il. Allgood, administrator dc bonls non
of said estate filed this day.
The same being considered, and II appear
ING that Francis l.. Allen, one of the heirs
nt-lnw of said dccchent, Is not a resident OF
this state, but resides beyond the limits
thereof SO that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be- served upon him, aud IL iur-
ther appearing from affidavit fled, that the
residence and post-ofiicc address of the said
Francis l.. Allcn is Paris In thu State OF Tex
MS:
II is therefore ordered TINT publication be
made according to law in the Macon Beacon,
Il public newspaper printed and published
In the town Of Macon, citing The said FRAN
els l., Allen to be aud appear before the
Chancellor Of our said Cllanccry Court, AT u
term thercOfto be holden ut the Court llOusc
Ia the town of Macon, on the
SECOND MONDAY or OCToBERrA'D., 1879,
then and there to show cause, II any he can,
why said final account should not be allowed
and said administrator discharged.
II Is further ordered that the Clerk Of TINS
| Court transmit by mail, postage phid, a copy
of this order directed TO Francis L.. Allc
nt his residence and pOsi-Oflcc address =
Ioresald and that he make report tue las
the lnw directs.
Ordered at Monthly Rules this June the
0'"' ROBERT G. PATTY
llpfk.
A true copy from lae minutes.
ROBERT " Patty.
! lcii-ii Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-06-28

a true copy from " minutes.
iloHEnr " PAfrY,
lnti-lt CLERK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-06-28

AT no time since our State was re-
deemed from the rule of the alien, has
il been more important than ut present
that the party which accomplished that
great work, should be guided by the
most sagacious and patriotic impulses.
The next Presidential election, so far as
mississippi is concerned, will depend
in large measure upon the result OF
the approaching county elcctions:-
The necessity for the selection of wise
aud courageous standand bearers, can
not therefore be overestimatcd. With
this view. the nomination Of Hampton
A. Rice ms Senator for this District,
would be cminently proper, and nj
the sam time u graceful recognition
ofthc past services of one who under
VARYING circumstances, has never
ceased 10 labor chccrfully and contin-
uouslly for the harmony and success
or the Democratic Conservative
party. That he possesses the Jcllcr-
sonian qualifications all will admit
What do the people say to his noinina-
tion. NoXUBEE.