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ja7-tfr BANKERS.
W ASH,
sPOKEs, FFLIoFs, kc " &C
AND ALL OTHER COACHMAK Frs
Kon. oo,..o..,. AND WHEEI.WRIGHTs, LUMBER
prices.
dl76mr No 100 south Cha les - Street
SABLE FURSl
very large assortment Or
embracing qualities both in Stained and Natural Coors
In all cases their real character will be stated.
TAYLOR.
delft Opposite Barnum's.
EHILDREN'S FUR.
A large assortment of
FURS FOR CHILDREN
just the thing for the Holidays
atTAYLOR'S,
d2l-tf Opposite Barnum's
MINK vIcroRNEs'
At s., SO and sI2
Just the thing for School Girls
| delft Opposite Rarnnr,s
FRNINE FURs'
~O'fS' CUFFS.
sosets of Emine Furs of beautiful quality and very
suitable for Christmas Gifts
TAYLOR,
d2l-t Opposite Barnum's
ENURS FURS!l FURSl!!
MINK CAPEs
MINK VICTORINES,
MINK MUFFS,
MINK CUFFS
TAYLOR'S,
d2l-d Opposite Barnum's
LNURS FURS II FURS!!!
On hand large and varied assortment Of
FINE FURS,
anuactured for retail trade All goods sold at nv stah
ishment will be warranted represented The old stand
ng fhe house is that customers will be
ionestly and justly dealt with.
TAYLOR,
d2Itt Opposite Barnums,
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LARGE ACCEsSToNs TO THE LoBBY-0FFIcE HUNTERS
CRIERs OF Courts, &C.-INCREAsE OF GAS STooK-
Coz. JACOBS OF WORCESTER ON Thomas GARRETT
&C.-BALTLMORE INSTITuTInNs
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LAWRENCE, Jan. I6, 1860
Hon. Fernando Wood, Mayor of Ne,o York city:
SIR John H. Watson, of the firm of Gibbs
Watson Gibbs, No. log Broadway, is authorized
to act for the City Government in receiving and
transmitting any donations for the relief of our
sufferers by the regent calamity.
DANIEL T., SAUNpFpS II Naror
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MATRIMONIAL DIsAPPoIrMENr.-A wedding was
oroken up in summary manner, near Vncennes, a
few days ago. The party had assembled. supper
was ready, the bride was dressing, the minister
coming, and the groom anxiously waiting, when
the ladys brother arrived in hot haste with itei-
gence that the bridegroom was not what he ought
to be, and peremptory command to him to leave,
which he did. The guests ate the supper and en-
Joyed themselves as well as if the wedding had
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-18

A remarkable bereavement has befaen the
household of Mr.. Michael Fitzgerald, of Fairfield,
Vt, consisting of father, mother and five children
On Friday morning, as we learn, they were all
well, and ON the Sunday following, four of the
children died of scarlet fever. On Tuesday follow
ing, the four were committed to one grave, and on
the return from the sad office, the parents found
and sick with the same disease, had also died The
cup of affection could hardly be more trying to
parents hearts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

The Coach NJ TIVE Western sage uomyany from Denver
1p,b, pared ihs evcrrg for Omaha with The mails and
ger o. HLckey Co express. Who had SIS 900
In cbarse tvetty fcor hours behind le owing 70 %
we're Monday tight, reaching Is miles cmt ot
Desvrr rwo ,oaches " California Overland epsch
ard rlke's Ptax evpress which Ell Denver 4osb, sso
passec thM evenisg, by which 20 give the Following
Dpvvss Orr, Nov. 10, 1890
II bss been ssovirg here all yesterday and last nsht
The snow roe Over sx oohcs deep around Dsnver add
ead 10 be cis htser inches Pain crsex. Ard u inc
pnery forty miles poffh rest ~ this city, Bres0rg nnes
az deery rrss. Eiih sros No mnipg news ~ aisfest
nr-fak D. paat stss the rern6i 'sns Have been ~.
crs. a. a. 5lcrs eGFrSss themselves aroaaiy aaG
f't-r frn
Tic coarb wt5 Denver sa.es r tie 2e1 PASSED htrs
Ll's GftcrnocA q 5Tipss tif,1aO 40 tressGge
fssvMs CJY. Nov "a 1880.
Ncsise, Tucasv gYht BtrDsssY ssd s1srraezeesr
festerss7 ~ 4.gs . belize ssr4
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Masksts.
Nav On xA,s Nov o. 1850
Cotior-Sales to- dig, 500 bales NJ l0ac 1870 fol
mtding. Germ st coo TO- Excharge on L,uiou
l0i al0l4. Sight exchange on New YolA At pas a 4,
PEI cent premium.
Coiscn-saes 10 day 600 bsies; uiddihs i0lfo !
i05sc. Saes CT The week AZ 500 bales Of the
week rocco bAlss sga1st SO 800 week lasi year
DecrtAsed receipts a. this pert Il 500 bsles 4 al.
souifern rcrts, Ia 500 bales Exports OF .hs week.
$3.50 io'A exports o. the seasoa $50 600. Sto11 Id
port, 3l3, $50 bales Eschange-stsrrg par per cent
premium On New York, u p premium:
tied
hosns Nov &c 1880
ooNoGrhe saes 81 The woek add 10 $500 bales. and
the receipts fer the s.mc 81 COO bales against coo
pa fo- tne corresponding week IN last year Exports
Tor the week IA eco bAles stack IN port $50 600
Ffelshts 1I-c2d - Liverpool. aud 30 TO havre.
Sterling exeharse, 9QI. SIGHT exchange on New York
- per cent premium.
osvseo, Nov 70, 1880
Flour quiet Wheat and other grains quiet ana quota.
TO day by the winter Ike weather and the dculty In
getting INSURANCE FreikhA-Wkeat 15c 10 New York
Lake Import 7Co bnshels wheat lG coo tcshes corn
Canal exrorts-1 So bills -four, Al $50 bushels wheat
- .otv pusnels cora, . 400 DO. rye.
CucAGo, Nov "a, 1880
Flour closed with declining tendency. Wheat quiet
and 100 &C. lowers sales ~ 600 bushes at $50 1873
for Northwestern club, 76c 76c for No l. and IA,
Keceipts-2.0o bbs -four, $1,000 bushels wheat IA 500
bushels corn Shi ,pcnts-600 hbs -four II coo bushels
wheat l6 oo0 bushels sht exchange 90 New York
easier to day, a. oa' per cent premium.
CINCINNATI Nov "a, 1890
All kinds OF produce 10 limited demand and prices no.
mihal fnfre are no sales or -four Ia conselu ence
Whisky nj l5hc Hogs--Nothing doing and quotations
nominal Receipts to day 400 head Mes, pork. ST. 70
70 'nan yesterday Sight checks New York are sell
ing al per cert premium. Supply Light
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Police IHfaiffusufs.

hsn,sS PrrssEi's III FA1DFuK CAiT-ExPlssAnos -
In ius:re 10 Mr. Romano, No. 900 Eisn,h avenue, At
whose tailoring establishment, this IL fsed cape Sss dis.
covered on Thursday last, after being Tor second time
stoleu by burglars from No SO west HoustoE street. We
desired 10 state that the cape cit with Nc 70
maine ~ q fellow member Of . society 10 watch both
have for tne belonged &c entered Mr. Romaino's
store ac IN tle evening And asked him 10 advance so
the cape, which Mr. did, not having tho rcnotesi
sasricion that the article had been stolen. When the
caro- taken 20 tho Sixth ward station house Mr. o
maine bad The SO returned 70 him mskng snowa TO
the captain the Circumstances attending his getting pos
s.estOn Of a.
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Personal IntsIlaGsncs.

Nrs P. G Calhoun, Of 8ri, gcport, Conn. ". Chase
and wife, Of rnilAdelphla, and A Maxim, Of Navs.
ohrsetis are stopping ut tho Everett House.
Mr.. A. Fraser, Of Montreal, c. VIZ II. Kendrck,
OF Brazil; Edes and y. Edes both o. Warrington,
and ty, Of Virginia, are stopping II the - NiSho
las Hotel.
X. II. Pruyn, Of Albany; NJ Chaplin, or hc7a1y A.
c. whtsDd, a San Francisco; Mr. " y Time, Of Mon.
trta Bryer, and party, OF Kingston, sod l. hates
q new Orleans, are stopping al the AstoT Horie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

PsRSps In tho city, on Saturday, November ~, ~
S,piheria Task SsAsAs, youngest child ~ yvals and
Isabel Barn s. aged 10 monfhs aad eays.
brca On Saturday, November -, JAs Brno, eldest
,cr u " and Alicia ARA
rhe ffitnts q ire smiy fasperwaty isvited %
stf,t the frrer frcu zoe residence n bis parents No
~ Noi sirttl Tbs (yoncsyl Afternoon ~ bali past
0'cl0k No tarrlsg- Ni'c Heh
ay,rly -oa suaasg, November - Fsssg- 1crv.
ayd II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

cry cxs-rss = fFrty ste 'e.ss ~a-s,- ~ her rem
deentert since enc len hes husband
, me Court acioI &c. a. dvs $1,000 4as0 sea Dciosk
EsEts; n.fs.lx.
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IMs HeAthsr.

ALsAsv, a. r. Noe 10, 1900
TIE weather IA clear aad cg!d Tber5 Ice u iae
r'rer a. ret, n tie ceral far as heard from
RICaMONr Va Eov. 70 1880.
has bee1 bitter coi aess to cay ice fro-s aeasy two
ncbes thlck
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Drawfsss or X. Frances Delawars

sussrI Covsrs. Oi.s III. Nov a. 1851.
IL, Al, "a, 2S, 81, 60, 81, IL, 80, so, II, sc.
CsAsp ssoiIpA,yp Lorrrsr. OIAss 90. rov. a. 1850.
80, n, 63, 80, is, &c. H. 81 2, 70, -, IS, a, IL
Circulars cent free of Charge By addrssing
wuwlnxta. ix~a rp
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Drawings OF the D.iawAr. stat. Lo

,eries -wooB RDpy 4 co. Managers Of the
pnLAvlHR. GErrucxr AyD nIssorEl STATE toryyRfxs.
DUswAsx-G xrRA Class SOL, nov "a isD
81, co, g. IS, Y. IL, SIS, 80, ls, l6, SO, AZ, 80.
nuAwAns-ClAss So Nov. "A 1850.
81, 6, "a, as, IS, 8, AZ, As, 81, 63, 40, 80, IS.
cuculsrs sen. free @ shr.e By aadressns sther 70
WOOD, KDDf co. Wilmington Delaware,
Or WOOD EnDv CO. ~. Louis, Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

Tcoshschs Cured On Five Minuses. ny
pr TopiAg' woxdssfui venessn Linlrsxt hef
ssh~ In hsf Sour BY al druggists
Depns = Ccvslsndt srses. Hew Sosk
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mo coHsUMYrrvR

ne aAvsvs,s.y. havss -. re.so~se 70 @.n ~.
weets By VERT nnph rsnedy, aftw hav~x sunsr~d PvUu
yeaS viii severe lusg adec<ha AsA ~ drsad &c.,
consuYpstoa aAnious 70 nAAs ksevs 70 fsov s71ss
The m<Ans 81 cure.
70 81 No desire he vfu ssnd ccprg Ne prsnw>~@
drive ekarre dtrecuoS for
usins Ne ~krh ,hey w nnd so snrs ~ cousg
IN 1ns "a prrsrpsiou ssreat sscsea sprs
nrr kna sslch be 70 be rvAusbls hss
AnA rrovs bs~znS -. -.
rs sr aovAKo A, wItsos
Wfsaasonrx
Sec woaig. sew ~s~s
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Fer shs Immsd iass Nss,g cation OF thu
sorrors OF Dyspepsia no .LUwAys never fanDK yeress
lie rus yon restored snd tho 6Yeanfd ins1hus
ny Indigestion replaced BY The bry Husnss q
re}yesbina sssev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

To Every Mother who Has Chtidrsn
suffering FIRM aBr q the ccmplain. iaieni . Zoe esr1 %
leshn DO your prerfces or 10
dces cf oAsss stand In The Of The r.if aa vii Be sure
yc~ scsrintely wure-tofolirw tbs use ~
mrs W1reLOwa SOOTHING SYRUP.
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r1,>' cELLASrors.

Wv oassBnRIis %,
81 ts Il fsas sfsrs rssS SSsrS o.
ooroEkyzArxD LzAyHE . .as rssas Of earofa s~sus,
~, sr &c., q n s. NJ ns.s y Z rFss n,s as
!. .oar s Re a. - inss, a. !, asy Ss 49,
~. ana tbs vAo.s prs7ArAson f 10 sssd - ssiss
w. %. ssr.A.bl, saa .v.lsss ia pl.sg - = 80
M a s say 8 sdces.d - q
sUsS, q AZ y sas e rs asr ne ~ x's
D ss so.T au a. q r.; H. ian ss' PEI es s
ssysrd la c,rseac sa Tx .u sns ,as VIE os -
. !. i9T y: Da,gc:s = 8 A. 10 ia
Ootaasd snnsr equally ssoss.ozs s'0issa No
as 3 a .ss sss sSs q
pOr:as sssag r. ~ s SsaSaI !, se x. sss,sE y
fsssorv. 80 '''A' w. "'AnAos ~ Asar ssA's-
CsarII-cAIH FROM px HAyM
rA.,s .nsarss i, ss . ssa,. ., 1920
Co.. s.s a sssrsss. = g &
Il ss s N ss,
s is s o. .ss f snss 2se &. pgs ~
az oss.r principle IN The u, ger.scy aa Asssas
Obtained hrngh ysaR While fc- easss ana oss,
TIE ss ss By ;na sssa ra. e .
. '''' ''''' 40 ''''' hAs fs' ssass A...,n
,x,.x,, 40. ~ gsE IT.
pasAsfAcI AMI IVA fsois' h.-T6res tsAspoDrNN ~
Lesver y one quart n dur n!iz thoroughly bY panns
or brer time through piece Of Susr NJ ~.
ne s-e o. ~ esg and ss n paste with cold rn,ls
nncs ,ss a,sy UT s,ouss 70 permit rolling =.
.aa piscea lrnme6es'y ia hot baked auicsy
LOAF nRrAp.-rse s,n,s pr,porsonso Of Ls.v,o .ae i,x
s eeos Z ssa 49, o oa 'he 49, an1 aass .ss D.
allow
BuCKWhBAT cAXks-Fnur ard milk a, . -.sa "a uAnx
pne ua " naasf scd thrr three .ea<o0asd a
Ieassn, bess . a sro.h and cOos saIes.
SPONGE OAgx-S~o c,ps Of white ,ag.r nr,. VIA v,r
Of tn~ whites or ar
teat All ogeleer add aree ~ SIRED hony cuy
water, and three ieaEpoonfua on Lsavsni -svcr
easpoonsfu Of essence " iernon and bake IN Gu1x
CORN CAKE-Onr pint each Sour and rnasn = -Nl ,ss
o. moAsses and Two mir hem with milk bake
allow
CUP GAKx Five of nnur and three te.spOrswrs ~
Lexven ssd tegetser AID ~ busr of
and iva egcs vel nrs; togeihtr mx with rnx hcn add
cup Of cursn and spice 10 SUIT the TASTE bAxs About AaG
hour.
LADIBS CAKa-Thfee quarters n = pound * soar 60
-Four tesspoonsul stet
and sir OF batter besten eI
esgs ~su beaten, a1d the juice Of lemon rik With h
WEBSTER CAKx-svs cups % sour, hre- ..sspoaasss
OF LeAyen- three cisugsr Of
40 ira Aad spice 10 the tsse Bake s5s1. AAf
hour
See directions package UaAiuT 0rAhAn nepaA
Boston bread cmpings Chamber sDoaRs
ginger bread. silver cake, baker Dudiss
Jelly cake. gold cake japanese cake sppls putting uA
caks unicn cake and every variety % pastry
sossAs oy AL the principle s ,ro spe drgss'ss
wholesale Arrest
49, PeA< sr1o, ss~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

stsiDway u SONG OveustrunG Drama
squars corsdered the bes scured
wSsSnssd for eve yesr wsrsrooms - Ard ~ waser a.
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Cristadoro's Hair DYE, Wigs and Tou-
pee, best the vora wioeasie nd retail ard tas Dys
privately applied. al 10 Asor House
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Baschsior's Hair Oys.-Ksitabis, Harm
esr Ard trsnsnaou. bises brown rnfnrv II Barclay
sold nod applied Al BATohsLoks wiz factory, u
NJ reef
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THROW THE DAILY WORLD OF SATURDAY. LAST
we that, and after Norday n.rt -
grice o. the world VII be two csnA per copy
In connection with the failure ~ this mpl ssA5s
penny daily this CITY In opposiou 70 sHn sur COS
uhrr o. thAs the following econs
" Of soae seventy orsnAls which have failed Ia simaaw
sAost the estAblsh nsnt Of HI SUN In ISL
en f The written history ~ journalism ounn
Interesting While vl II The time furnish useful
tno~ wv lAle for Ne rpcnsive hurry o. oppnsn
esAbshs inst uiios likely 10 develors seg flEars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

Hsrrfpg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burru Pr ssss Isl Broadway, corner Of hurrsT asee
New N0k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

NHAPPxD HANDS AND LIPS
~ Cured N few hours and the RI n Al. d-l.os.-y
and white. b. the Use %
TANMAH A co.'s
Csmpbor Gaze sla 0Dserfns.
81 Bletcker street and r3 Fcu1h
(yHINA. GLASS. CHANDELIERS. yLAyED 0OOOe a..
~ AtA great reduction for csaa-
We are determined to sell. AID viii MAKE obioss On
those who wish 10 bay.
& ". HAU0HwoUr AGO,
Nos sss. 40 Aad ses Broadway, BsooVns
~ AT ONCE SRHovaD.
RnAD TESTIMONY.
BAEx or sns Rwsslal
Euv YoRE October Is, 1894 3
D. Won Mosrhzskey treated FOR deafness very sa6uss
full Satisfactorily. Ny hearing o,nfn1D
- good ~ And i add my testimony 10 hs favor.
o. H. LAMAR
President Of Tho BAnk the RopuhSe.
kxv yosE. octobay IL ~.
Dv. vos MosCnsssasa:-Dear Sly-f living No. =
your skn IN the operation Of the La. 70 yys
and my hearing nov - good ~ svss Your VIII sF0
rusport. ROBnRf BA9D
President Of tAs oos.ihua Fire insurance Oompssv
ALL DISEASES OF The EYE AND ulR CsRnp
Ut On. Won NOSCHZISERR
NO. i07 CLINTON PLACE
Between Fu,h and tirth avenues
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20 Photograph Portraits Tor si.-LarCs
iery, 3p5 proadwsy.
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Dspos ios csaiAsm s,eet conner Of resrt
~, 80 ssusAvay. rs.Aasd :. vkosH,s Press.
Lsd,.. E."-sc Re. &c. cen, - L s.. ss:n
Subway n SONG OveuNSung Drama
.na ssgsrs rasos IRE nov eOnsss6 .. d. q
Photographs In ByoohIyn. -wilifsm-
ZOE, esseiisAet e,shssp hundred ara say one
~ Photosra pm Portraits Tor sI.-Largs
SIZE roortd nalr-, a. VI. 81 HOLMES od ard nsv q a..
Hsrripg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burrlr Prod sss 2sl Broadway corner q hurrsT asse
Bstchsior's Hair Oys.-RsiIabi., Harm
.pe,t SOLD nod applied BAfohsLOks viz factory, -
cnrissodoIo's gair Dys, wigs aEd Ton
s s,.s i, sSsss t NJ r0t ~ oa. 80 ' 400
BssutfruI CompI,xion.-La,rd's Lsquid
&Tassis Eos Tn and 40 Broadway.
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ami Tou-
pse, The the vora wioesae snd retail ard tss Dys
privately applied, Al fe 6 Asor House
Hernia, or Rupsurs, Psrmansnsiy Cured
gcs and sr-s. nS ~. esd r,,s
Radical Care OF Hernia or R.psmr..-
No vsry ~ est As.or Hoe orpc1s he "a irch frrvs
.yees sasssios % ne 'urrcsi s5sp q he sso. cure
rrwa
To Every Mother who Has Cnsidrs.
suffering frrn any complaints act~u 70 tse perf At
ss ~ % eoi Y your gys grs,i ~. ?, to prev
sl.~rtnx nlr -fpfof t0w n "a n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
Stats Of Mississippi,
NOEubes C0uukN

NOIuOee C0uutH
PROBATE COURT. NOVEMBER TERN,
A.. D. 1883.
II The matter Of the petition Of the final
settlement Of the estate Of William
Huckaby, deceased. by Henry 0.
Beasldy, administrator de bohis non =
To the nonresident heirs Of said deceas
ed, to wit to the heirs Of Arapha
Brown, to wit: Elizabeth Hodge and
her husband William Hodge, Alfred
Huckaby, Robert Huckaby, Della
White and her husband Wiley j
White. and the heirs Of Nancy St.
John l%narhes unknowO)-
You and each d you are hereby no.
tiiedlo be & appear 5slofe the Probate
Courl, at the COURTHOUSE thereof. o.
Noxubee county mississippi, aforesaid
on the third Monday Of January 1860
Il being the first day Of said term
then and there show cause if any YOU
can, why the final account Of H. 0
Beasley, administrator Of the goods
chaItels, rights and credits Of said de
cedent shall rot be then and there al.
lowed by the cou.t and decfeed occof
dinghy,
Issued November Goth, 1889.
CHARLES BELTS.
Dec. I, 1859. IW Clerk
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Valuable Land for Sale.

ESHE subscriber having offered bis
y plantation in Noxubec county fol
sale. would also, sell bis plantation ia
Clarke county, Mississippi lying on the
Oaktibbeha river, * miles Northwest
Of Enterprise, containing about nine
hundred acres there is about one hun.
dred and iaT acres 10 cultivation with
q ~deadeuing Of seventy-6ye or eighty
acres, The above tract has on il about
seven hundred acres Of fine bottom land
we'll drained which will yield from 1000
lbs to | bale Of cotton per acre, and thir.
ty to forty bushels Of corn, there is on
.hg premises a Clubhouse and screw, a
good substantial bridge, dwelling house,
negro cabins. SC: Fine springs and a
good well Of water, and the most healthy
and beautiful building location in East
Mississippi. | will give a bargaih 10
any person wishing to buy snch place.
", HOPKINS.
Nov, 10. 1859; Il
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AdmLnistrator,s Notict.

.ettets of administration having
- been granted TO the undersigned al
the November term, 1859, Of the hon
orable Probatecourtoi Noxubc county
Mississippi, on the estate Of Thomas
d. Pauletl, deceased, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons indebted TO the said
estate 10 come forward & make ihme-
date pawn !" and all persons having
claimsagaiR.lh he same are requested to
presenlthem duly p%robnted aud regis
tered, within the time prescribed by
Ilw or they will be forever barred.
Issued on the 25lh November 1853
LUCINDA J. PAULETT,
MATTHIAS MAHORNER-
Nov. 80, SO. CIV Adm'fs..
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ssors Tor HOOK KEEPING, PRNMAN.
III + MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, LAT.
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GREEK, ete.i ,sp as To- saye the THINE Vi buzz.
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hFaHth they may wish, aud uatil as perfect o.
hey visa q BE-. There are probably not less
than lhousaHd OF It's f'rmer students IN
banks dnd buslaess hOuses IN this civ.
Mefcaa"ts apply here faT clerks and book.
keepers,
County, merchants, steamboat elerks. etc.
can learn 4 lew dagsIo keep their books cor.
u CITY, VI write a free handsome hand.
Catalogues with terms, opinions ofthe nFess
snd leading nieu Of Che nation, ETC.. seat 10 al
who desire chem. -
THIS 10 The only nhartered Commercial Col:
les e ia the Southwest, and toe oldest in lbs
United States. aad has slOed loF more lhaa
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
on It's iva mrlils alone.
Board can be had with the Professor. oroihas
coed families speaking Enslah, French. Snan.
tsh OF GegiHaH, frum IS 20 IS pet week.
". b, 10 prevent Mistakes, or im~poaitio0e.
s'udeuls intended for this college should hrins
his advertisement or speciel DIRECTIONS. AZ
there are every WINTER temporary roonta open
70. a lew months, al Of course making wen.
der(ul %pfetenaoaa and promises, and posting
4 lminG placards 10 ~enlighten the people ii New
Orleans asd the south. When three or mofs
form clubs. aad entai at tho same lime, ia
per cent. wAl be deducted from tuition.
p'Cuixaas aad sHansers are respectfully
inN red 10 visit he college AEd Judge fof thttk.
selves. IIsfF
S@rocK-IE as Is expected, aha cilssus in
favor Of southern practical education subsrriho
as Ilbetally 10 this Home Insulation ~ ines
ever haVel0 distant ones, the Agriculsufalnnd
aad Mechanical Depastaerts will b. Al ene5
put IN opetAtion, aud the whole placed On Arm
basis, 70, slalI fot ages aa a permanent lnsti.
lution Of the Henth, snd under che Hi1ectos
Of the STOCKHOLDERS lhemselsea aud tha T,rn.
tees appOialsd BY the ~LegislsluFe.
Ssockholdars can saks the amanss sut z
tulipn. The trustees Of course can nnl nnw
other party a. the heal, iT thsY aksm 49,,
The ehqFicH ia pegpelHal.
Genllenen ofth6 sonthi doesthe plsH Stsk
pour appfabaa0a7 lf o., hli ron alvs a
year I'D, and build ana Home lnsIlentNiea
With 2 thousand or fifleea bundled amdents
envalg RUFUS DOLRRAR:
: Nes' pFssisesk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-01-04
CANDIDATES.
0 sHERIFP

w. F. EiIand, respectfully Of
fers himself 10 the voters Of NoKubce
county asa candidate fr Shefif, at the
next October election.
n. 5. G. Foster, we are requested
to announce 3 candidate for Sheriff at
the election Of 1850.
w. G. Williams, jr.. We are
requested 10 announce q candidate loT
Sheriff at the election 10 October, 1860.
John I. Dlsmukes, We are
requested to announce u candidate for
Sheriff Of Noxubee county at the cleo
ton ia 1860.
Col. +. Haynes we announce
a candidate for Sheriff Of Noxubee coun-
u at the next election.
Jas. KincannOn, we are re-
quested to announce a candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff, at the election ia
1909
Jesse Blythe We are requested
to announce to the voters Of Noxubee
as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff al
the next October election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
j. B. Puckett, we are requested
to announce a candidate for Assessor al
the October election 1860.
j. B. Robbins we are request.
ed to announce a candidate Tor Assessor
ut the October election Of 1860.
Edw. jackson We announce
candidate for Assessor Of Noxubee coun.
ty at the next election.
Il. w. FeatherstOn, we are
requested 10 announce a candidate FOL
Assessor Of N Eubee county at the
election in 1860.
Adam LagrOne, we aye au'
thorized TO announce as q candidate
for the Office OF Assessor Of Noxubee
county al the nexi election.
James Eiland, we are request
ed 10 announce u candidate for Asses
sor at the election in 1860"
FOR TREASURER,
8. Huckaby, we are requested
o announce a candidate for county
Treasurer at the October election 1860
Jesse Harmon, is respectful lily
announced 10 the voters Of Noxubee
candidate TOR Treasurer at the Oclobel
election 1860
jesse LagrOne we are re
qucsted to announce a candidate fo'
Treasured Of Noxubee county. Election
n October 1860.
FOR CORONER.
Il. j. Warner, VIC are reques
ted to announce a candidate for Corone.
at the October election. 1860.
G. w. Edwards, respectfulI,
offers himself a candidate for Coronc
at the election in October, 1860,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Beat No. 8
w. e. ii. Buck, respectfully
offers himself a candidate for Justice 0
the Peace, for Macon Beat, No. 3.