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GARNER House,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT
Mobile Ala.


EMTE have again opened the above
W House, and now present il to
the public as a First Glass Hotel in ell
Respects.
We have furnished it from base to
garnet. Alter Two y.ar's obsef vation
we are convinced that anot her Frs.
Class Holel is needed in Mobile. aud
we aIe determined 10 make this the
House.
We may be cquaIIed, bat not sur.
passed by other houses.
Our patrons n .elling on the Mo.
bile and Ohio Railroad can procure
their tickets a, our Office.
DRAKE & BARKULOO.
N. Ban omnibus will run every
ten minutes between the Battle House
aud the Garner House, free for CDR
patrons.
Persons sent 10 steamboats, frse OF
charge,
Baggage sent 10 steamers same rats
as other houses.
Nov. Q, 1859. ON
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STATE Of Mississippi,
NOrhbee cOunkU.

Ntdte 81 MlSStSStpPii
NOrhbee county:
PROBATE COURT NOVEMBER TERM,
A. D. 1883.
In the matter Of the petition of Alfred
B. Cooper, administrator Of the estate
of Martha a. Cooper, deceased. and 10
RICH tof his wife hol4deceased. and lega-
tee Of John Barnes deceased, to have
commissioners appointed 70 set apart
and divide or allot 10 the estate Of said
Martha A Cooper deceased, her inter
est in the Balance Of the said estate Of
John Barnes deceased
To the nonresident heir Of john
Barnes, deceased, tO.wit To Grow
son Barnes, &C.,
VTOU are hereby notified to DO and
= appear before this court at the
court house thereof, on the 3rd Mon,
day ii January. a. h. 1860, it being
the first day Of said term, then and
there show cause, i any you can, why
commissioners should not be appointed
TO set apart aud divide or allot to the
estate Of Martha A. Cooper deceased,
her interest il the balance Of the estate
Of John Barnes deceased.
Issued The 2Sth Of Nov. 1859,
CHARLES BELTS,
Clerk.
Macon. No4. 80, '59.
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administrators Notice

n ERTERs OF administration having
~ been granted 10 the undersigned
al the November term A. D. 1859. o.
the honorable Probate Court Of Noxu
bee county, Mississippi, on the estate
of Thomas w, Irwin deceased, notice
is hereby given 10 all persons indebted
to the said es,ale 10 come forward and
make immediate payment, and all per
sons having claims against lie same
are required 10 present them duly pro
baled and registered within the time
prescribed BY law, or they will be for.
ever barred.
Issued on the 23d November, 1859.
NJ. G CASTOR, Admir-.
Nov. 80, 1859. CIV
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JON 8. Colmant
Columbus Miss.

OOtuHtVNs. Aatqes
DEGS leave to eall the attention Of
- tie public and lhose Interested u
Identifying their grounds, to his stock
Of
Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Ev-
ergyesns, ShraberN GrGPeUiaes,
Roses, BRlbOus Roots, DO,
lie will endeavor to give satisfaction
to all parties extending to him their pat
rOnage.
Gardens aud Fancy Lawns will be
laid of and superintsnded, and specimen
plans exhibited.
Orders for Trees and Plauts left with
Jas. Jones, will be promptly attended
JOHN J. NJ
Nov. 1859.
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~
Opposite the TaWn,H Hall, at the No.
nurchO House, ard also
Opposite the CoaTth0nss, nest to Abe
Macon Beacon 0Ges,
MACON, MISS.
WE have now 10 Store d new stock
" Of Wall. Paper and " iDdow
Shades. from four 10 eight feel long, 10
suit oil sizes OF windows. Shade GSiags
Cornices, Cahrtain, bands woTaed Ia.
bic Covers, printed Oh Table. Bureau.
and Stand Covers; Green, Blue and
black OiIcIOth for Covers, Counter
anes and Furniipre Prints, foe sale
y M JaHOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
sheeIings, Shirings, Osnaburgs,
Cuttings, Stripes, Kerseys, Linseys
Sc. &c.
BLANKE rs,
Bed and Cradle Blankets OF various
qualities and sizes. Negro Blankets
from fourteen bits a pair, &c.
FLANNELS.
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel,
(all woody from 80 cents 10 81 % per
yard ; also, a lot of Angola Flannel
tor infanls' wear at IS cents q yard.
A large lot Of Kentucky Jeans, So.
linels, Cassimeres, Black Doeskin
Casimeres black BroadcloIb, for La.
dies ClOaks, ri, o. rs a yard.
DRESS GOODS.
American, Frtnch and English
Prints, Figured and plain Dclains
French M%erino, Pole de Chevre, Sol
ferino Checks, Silk fonlards, Debeye's
worsled Robes, Black Silks.
Our opn Importation,
A large lot Of trench Poplrns, PLAID
and stripe IS bis a yard only.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock Ct shoes and boots 70,
Ladies, Gents and ChiIdren's wear /,
also, MitchrlI's patent Copper Tipped
ChiIdren's SHOES, Negroes and boys
Russels and mud Boots at the loves.
prices.
READY.M MADE CLOTHING.
A superior stock OF Clothing, most
Of which are our own manufac ure f;
also, Gents and Boys Hats and Caps,
all of the latest style and fashion
VARIETIES.
Belts Bonnet Ribbons, Emb'd Col.
lars, Sleeves, Edging and Inserting g,
Laces, Servings, Linen Shirt BosOms
Marsailles Bosoms. Collars, aud wrist
bands 10 Sets. with Buttons and But,
ION holes already fixed at eighty cents
the whole set,
TOILET ARTICLES.
American, French, and German
P~ERFUMERIES, many Of which
are our own direct importation ; Nail,
Tooth end Hair.Brushes; Horn, Ivory,
and India rubber, Finelooth, Dress q
Tucking Combs Hair-Pins, &c.
TRAVELLING UTENSILS.
Lady's and Gents Trunks, VaIices,
Carpet aud OlIcIotb Gags, Morocco,
Toilet and School. Bags, SnddIevalets
and Saddlery, Umbrellas, &c all Of
which we will sell low and on good
terms.
CrOckery, Glass and TInware, Cas-
Ilings. &c, &c.
n-Carriage Trimmings, at reduced
prices, by
NJ. 4 j. HOLRERG.
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Executors Notice.

ETTERs testementary having been
IA granted 10 the undersigned at the
November term, A. D, 1859, of the hon.
orable Probate court Of Noxubee couh.
~ Mississippi, on the estate Of John
Robinson deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted 10 the
said estate 10 come forward and make
immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against the same are re-
quested TO present them duly probaled
and registered, within the time pre-
scribed by law or they will be forever
barred.
Issued on the 25lh November, 1859.
LEWIS E, SMITH, Ex'r.
Nov. 80, 1859. 6w
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wv having elalms Drains.
W. q IOha Roblnaon, ASA
pssscnt them & ). ~ R r. I
wv iur payment.
,snsas lewis B, SMITH.
HzASalof
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AOMIANID ma Oh w
ETTRERs Of administration having
Abeen grated to The undersigned nj
the November term A. D. 1859 oflhe
Honorable Probate Court If Noxuhee
,ounty Mississippi on the estate Df
Shrp. s Hudson deceased, rotice is
hereby given TO all persons indebted
10 the said estate TO come forward aud
ha9e immediate payment and all per.
sons having claims against the anne
arr required to present them duly
probalcd aud registered within the
time prescribed by law orlhey will be
forever barred.
Issued on the 25th November, 1859.
SUSAN II. HUI son
Nov. 80, 1889. 81 Admrs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


LTTERs Of administration having
II been granted to the undersigned
at the October term A D.. 1859, OF the
honorable Probate Court of Noxubee
county, Mississippi, on the estate Of
J. Pulliam deceased, notice is
hereby giventO all persons indebted to
the said estate to GENE forward and
make immediate payment, and all per
sons' having claims against the same
are required TO present them, duly
probalcd and registered within the
IliEe prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred;
"a. o. BEASLEY, Amir
Oct %, 50. CIV
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DIR.

OFFERS his services 10 The citizens
" of Macon and the adjoining country
in the practice Of Medicine, Surgery,
&C..
Otice-over the Drug store Of Sam
pie & McLelland. Residence opposite
Mr.. Jarnagin's, and next 10 Mtlhodis!
church.
Dec. II, 1889.
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CARD.

TO PARENTS. MERCHANTS, &c.
Who wish 10 give Their Sons or Clerks
practical business education in the
shortest possible time, and to young
gentlemen whose TINE is Important
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o NEW GOODSl
JAS. S. SLAUGHTER,

NhN1udt0k, MSS
DEGS leave 10 call the attention o.
AD his friends TO his large stock Of
DRY.GOODS, consisting CT blanket,
kerseys, Linseys, Calicoes, leens
Satiucls Merinoes, Delaines, Jaconctt,
MaU and Sicis, Muslins,
Red AND ,ghiie Edaaets
"a, 8, "A, 4, and 1874 bIeached
DOMESTyCS,
"a, 7.s, A, ga Brown Domeslics
Osnaburgs.
Ready made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
and BOnnetS,
Hardware Of erery Kind,
Tobacco, Soap,
Candies, Tea, Po,Oder and Shot,
BAGCING AND ROPE,
in fact almost everything uuuslly kept
in an up-country store, all Of which he
o1erc on very rcasunoble terms.
Call md examine for yourselves, no
charge for showing good he will be
on hand all the lime ready 10 wait
upon his friends MS usual.
ngHe will give; the fairest market
price for COTTON, Dry Cow hides.
Berswax, Tallow, Chickens, Eggs
and Turkeys.
shuqualuk, Oct IS, 80. ly
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DOLBEAR
Commercial College,

COASA SA~A OVAACSSS
OF rHE CITY OE NEW osLEANs,
Founded 10 1882 Charterea by the lie .isIsl
inre If Lpiisiasa, wIh Agricultural Aid
MCDANIEL Departmental
Cl9liai $ took S25O,OaO:
n thenew aud sp aclou, / on E lfce known %
STORY BUILDING,
s. +. corar of Damp and Common s,s.
EsTRaSoE on BOTH STREETS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
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promptl flird,
lasa having FULL diF,e,iou. 4,
% assd y thg sIaFes N y
IIIaslSON. CATANAGH d 60.
~ y, 10, 81 South Wsss
TOT the States Of Alabama and
rec % 'ssa At ". N. Hayaess
y have have . Wsiagins Aspa.
removing the ssIer IrOmlhs
!, cap DO attached 70 ,bs
Machine and h rcmoves IhC
thoroughly thai lhe elo,hss
|el'ain only an hour Or S s.
. y operation il i ins.Op.
|s'nple, durable, can haralv
repair, snd will no, Ipiu,s
w nO.l dellcAls lsxIure
\, 1859, IL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-01-04

BIBLES FOR SALE
IN DISMUkES has received from
A1' the Bible Society a lot of large
Family BIBLES, which he will sell at
cost.
Nov. 80, 1859. 81
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

AT the BEAcHwwooD NunsERlEs
"A on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
A descriptive catalogue of The fruit trees
will be sent to oil applicants, free Of ex.
pense.
rz-Orders for Trees will be promptly
executed.
PlaLters drafts (at sight OF short time
on their factors will be received in lay,
ment.
PRICE OF TREES.
PEACH-l and 2 years old. from
graft or bud % cents each. or 500 pei
hundred.
applet year old from graft Oh
bud rs cents each, or $50 per hundred
PEARS--l year old from graft OF
bud so cents each or $40 per hundred
PLUMS--50 cents each.
Address GEO. s. GAINES, Stat,
Line, NJ h o. RI, Wayne Co Miss.
Nov. 80, 1859. Al
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-29

@~ Die eiterartl9e @el eQl6aft Gainp $50. 1
Letert mor9en Nbenp TT ibrem Qotale, $40. II 81.
5reoeridItr, ibr critics Stiftunssfet, porauf mir
Die Wdt9lteoer uno 8reunpe Der @elelll4aft auf=
merriam MAIDEN.
&@Sn It rumentalzGpn3ert !6eute
Nbeno III Der 3urnbnle, 800 %, 9rattltr.
Vs. NaA Der INNER itpele Sobn 8lant III 98.
BALTIMORE it,. bat @~nltalten 9etrpfen, UNI am
S9loslterabeno pas alte Sabrb Better gu beIHlieben.
Is gun 6. = 6r. 0ep. StauA miro
beltte IN itiner s8irtbldoft, II Sf=Qomtarbltr.
bic Sber= 6ranfen &trdwetbe nit einem belttaten
Mfpr8e1z nno Nbeno s2lnA fetern.
g. 9pl3 unb &pblen ltno tn Qau9e &
Sos. 9robem 6pI36ofe, Gde bon Caroline rnp
9anralttrltr. 1T Serlhteoener GualitGt gu ben
btllt9ltsn preilen 3t babeu, (Sft22, Init
@~ SOllOipaD'S Salbc uno NiIen.
09ne btcie wdre ieoe Otutter elmer 6amIte ot6 S~ausar;ts8 BE-
raubt i'm ne%un6ebnttn SabrbunOert bQs cine ltibt Dor !Saut-
~frantbetten uno ba8 anoere silt aue tnneriben llebel.
a3u baben IN Ger Snbrit SO. 80 Maiden Sane Sem gOrt uno Bel
alien 0rn99iten 5u % 6tS., 6S Cts. uub 81 biz Sba6tet. (np)
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VOL X1X.....No' 5000.

CITY coNVENTPoN AND IFS CANDiDATEs Ma. En-,
TOR: Having shown the complete subsection to Nothing
assembled do not to assert that Its action entitled to
the confidence and support OF hghminded members OF the
American patty. 1t having been determined such patron
the Republican party could command dbauch aud de-
soy the American party, the scheme found willing aid IN
NoIthup Lewis Lounsbury Benton and others With one
the whole American party with tng exceptions might
been brought into tine Republican fold Thus therefore, while
Kepuoeans may be Justly mdignsn at hndng under
Know Nothing leaders who have been purchased by the patron
Republicans had earu odds there nothing IN the
posture Of affairs to give any ssction TO Americans from prn
epe attempt has been made TO sell their bithsht as ree
born Americans, for mess of pottase. So
Now hsve word MessIs Field and Duyea az can
ddates and Mesrs Northup and Lewis ohcehoders
the champions and profit seek to proh by the infamous
Water bill April l859 which in reference TO sewers s more
yrsnna edct OF Louis Napoleon by which whole
make for at ones
derDg his capital Dsgihcen and deensibe Wa,
here thing in the Lecompton Constitution wsh permitted
small coiee Commissioner holding ohce independent
beyond the control Of the people TO impose onerous taxes
forcing public Improvements rapidly than the people
able pay for them for the benefit of of contacto
Such law you have imposed upon the people o. Gan
they listen talk Of omptonsm, with the Tespons
by for this vile resting yod Again the law oil
April 1889 gave the appointment OF two Of the present Water
temporarily been invested with the functions OF public
officers If the temporary Commissioners might properly ap
point controlling portion of Their Successors wnst s 10
the present Commissioners from appointing their
cessors and sd inhnitum. Who shall say that the AL
dermen may not appoint their successo Or recurring to the
of appointing Lewis and NortnuP wJ NOT on
grounds Directors Of the Mechancs Bank appoint
the Controller for the reason that they are gy nereaea
the finances Of the city Was there IN the %
nominations the Republican Convention made with the
single purpose Of boteng the infamous measures nave
posed and 9 nr'heI1Hf i tine 0 ns t aide e smun
cpa election their party feeling vote to overthrow these con
piraors against their political nights and the negS 0i hen
H'iO 'A'"'O D'-'' A REPUBLICAN FROM THE START.
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CONTENTS of the CENTURY,
~ Published at Thursday, March 70: . ,
continuation Of TRENTE EFT QUAhANTE, by M. About,
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THE FOUR LAST DAYS OF THE LIFE OF JOHN RAN
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HOME JOURNAL;

lie hUPL p1psR S0R THE HOMES OF GOOD TASTE.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY !!

INHE LONDON BUILDER for January, com
Il neucing the volume contains the following
ILLUSTRATIONS:
Porch Of St. Gregoy's R c. Church, Cheltenha, England
The Amsterdam Gry stsl Palace.
Ludlum's LfeBoat.
Cambridge Ens.) Gudhal-the Selected Design.
The Assembly 10 Jm In Cambridge Guildba,.
The Town Han, Halifax Yorkshire England
Plan Of Ground Floor of Same.
Column at Annars-Jspoo Ceylon
Entrsnce TO Temple Of Dsmbo0l Cey Ion.
Selected Design Of Wallace Monument, Stirling, Scotland
The ubscrp ion to the LONDON BUILDERis is 81 year
Single Copies 20 Cents. WILMER HOGElSt
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Nem Dnbliratntls.
N1EW EDITIONS OF IMPORTANT LAW
IN BOOKS
Just Published by
LITTLE, BROWN Co.,
No. liz Washingt gtonst Boston
STORY ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

STORY ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Commentaries Of Bills Of Exchange Foreign and
Inland as admipsred in England and America with occasional
Illustrations from the Commerc. Law Of the Nations o on
mental TuIope By the Hon JOSEPH Fourth edition.
and Revised Corrected and Enlarged by EDSuSp h. BENSkTT
esq S - vok though not 60 large as that Of Mr. Chity
contains all the es.ents the subject carefully
ranged and established on thsI proper PIRcPes
The reason on which founded Then he truly hail
the gsdsoe light Of jlrsprudence which ms great master
n as in All that have preceded L from the source the
author has carefully aimed 70 present the principles he sw
the additional practical value from the
on the subject North American Review
TAYLOR's LANDLORD AND TENANT
Treatise on the Law OF Landlord and Tenant EN-
bracn the Statutory Provisions and Judicial Decisions Of hs
Precedsnts. By JOHN N TAILOR esq Thd ealon Iessea
This learned and valuable treatise upon the American
law this subject t,"-l Kenps Com, vol Ill
the book we should think Mr. Taylor had been enenty
successful IN the execution Of his PLAN ana ihet ne nas gwen
the poon and 10 those classes the letters and the
hiyePs compete and practical book-[ Law Reporter.
There few works branch oil Legal science pete
or more methodcay arranged embracing within the
10 this ume[ From the Hon Samuel Nelson
of tbe LATED States Snpreme Court
practical lucid and comprehensive treatise upon an I'm
poan branch legal science adapted this country succinct
y developing the progress Of reform ana exong an tS
lord desdeIatum, which this worn has ably suppned
Newly ork Evening Post.
RAYS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE OF INSANITY,
A TREATISE THE MEDICAL yURIsPRUDRSCE or lSsANirY
By Dr. IsAAc RAs Fourth Edition. revised ana very MUCH
DT Ray is without doubt the elaborate author extr
on Sh s itSog asp1s deeper En3edee Of human nature
and wider and liberal view Of human
hold in my hand perhaps the scientific treatise that
the age has produced the subject Of insanity IN relation TO W
Medical Jursprudence."M Mr. COckburn Attorney General Of
England
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MOT 4 ONE-IDEA PAPER.
IN ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS'S
NEW JOURNAL,
I ii T. A l. D h X . q r. SIS.
This weeks paper contsinsa
LETTER OF DISfELLOWSHIP, FROM NORTH CARO-
LIMA,
AND THE EDITORS REPLY.
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