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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

A RUsTIc MAIDEN ON MATRMoNY.--A
country girl whose sisters had married bad
ly was about to take the moose herself.
''How dare you get married." asked a
cousin of hers, "after having before you the
unfortunate example of your sisters?'
srhs vonng girl replied with spirit:
Il choose to make trial myself. Did
you ever see a parcel Of pigs Running to a
trough Of hot swill? Tie first one sticks
IN his nose gets scalded. and then draws it
back and squeals. The second burns his
nose and stands squealing in the same
manner The third follows suit, and he
squeals so,. But still it makes no differ
ence with thcsc behind. They never take
warning of those before; but all in turn
thrust in their noses, just as if they hadn't
got burnt or squealed at all. So it is with
girls in regard to matrimony-and now,
cousin, hope you are satisfied"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

OUeur MARRIED PEorLE To SLEEP To-
GETHER?-Hall's Journal of health, which
claims high authority in medical science.
has taken a stand against married people
sleeping together. but thinks they had bet
ter sleep in adjoining rooms. 1t says that
kings and queens do not sleep together,
and why should other people? Think of
the idea Of separating newly married
couple on cold winters night. becansc
Halls Journal OF Health sa so! You go
TO grass, Mr.. Hall.-Erchange.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

D1oOOb 0llu mGOlO1Nu D,
PERSHING 81 Co.'S, sls
Plymouth, Ind.
They have the largest stock of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines
!9TcIN:sTHEs COUNTY. wyo.
And will sell them as Low
as any other House in
NORTHERN INDIANA,
and every article warranted
what they reprcscntitto be- H3flsl
IT'LL you want Mann's
Asue Balsam, a sure
and certain cure for
! Chill and Fever, Or Fe- dgHsls sldlI1ol
yer and Ague, go to
PERSHING g. Co.'S.
15-If you want Purga-
tf-sasE ssss.A tive or ca tllartic Pill. go,
to PERSIlING 4 Co.'S.
uIf Won want Horse I1F4f
Condition Powders go to
PERSHING & Co.'S.
I57If you want Worm
CONNECTIONS, or Worm
HEilfr 0fif ~ cVcrmifugc, or w ormfs
Candy, so to p. & Cos.
rlfyou wsns Renee tiliG iflU1st
DIV for ,onr Cough go to
PERSIIING l. Cos.
fyouwantP Perfume
nv, Fancy Soap, Hair
sasbauo1sa- Oils, or Toilet Articles, OF
go to PERsIuNG g. Co.'S.
0'If you want Quininc,
or Ague Medicines of
any kind 20 IN e. 20
a. s4f tas Gj-If you want to save
--...., money, and have the
'~etstf.11 cheapest and best Fight
in the world go to Pa
SIZING & Co.'S,
GFAnd buy one Of their
Cheap and Beautiful
Lamps for burning Coal
or Lunar Oil. i,fsfI ~
+. ff5Utlf U-Ifyou want tl,e best
and purcst Coal Oil, 90
PERSHING & Co.
UIf You want White Ira
Lead, Red Lead, White
Zinc. Venetian Red, fanEF. s..
LampbIack, Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow, sfk
dry orin oil, varnislics = fnp
of all kinds, Linsced
Oil. or Turpentine, 90
to PERSHING & Co.'S.
" III you want window
Glass, any size, from =
by to % by 40. go to
AaFT = q PERSHING * Co.'S.
Tiff youwant Wall Pa ~ - ~
per Window Paper
60 to PERsniSG & Co.
I'D ffA GT1f you want Patent
Medicines of any kind
- -rr-. 20 to PERsuISG & Cos.
0'fyou want School - - -
Books. Writing, Letter
or Note Paper, Envel- &#Es#
ops. States, Blank Books,
i. or any kind Of Statione- = arasz-ss s s.
ry, so to P. & Co.'S.
BIfyou wantany thing
usually kept in Drug
Store, 60 to p. & Co.'S.
UIfyou want to sell
5000 pounds Seniga,
Ginseng, White Root,
Bastcd Rye, or Bees W o.
wax. 60 to PERSHING
& Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.


When On. RoEAck, the celebrated Swedish Physician,
ntrodncehis Blood Purifier aud blood Pills in the United
States he forth In plain language their curative prop
critics. This years The task of recommending
them has since been taken haads Enlightened
men whose character for sound judgement and philosophy,
give ssler opinions weight in the community who
observe reflect and make doubly sure before
they decideare everywhere approving and urging the
of these wonderful Preparations All who oonfde in the
honesty this class WHO chose invcsi
gate for themselves are now of one this important
subject. tst&t4#
DR.. Ronck invites the attention of tho sick to the
ia e fORIGINAL LETTERS, 4ttH
Journals known Merchants Farmers, Ladies
of the highest responsibility giving accounts ofcxtraord
nary wrought by the remedies of which they
themselves were z stttaft "t
+ zr14 -EYEWITNESSES.~ - -
Tcsc parties may consulted personally by letter. by
those who have any doubt upon the subject The evidence
in the possession Of Dr. Roback which is at all times
cessible to the public, establishes the following
FACTS:
rhattho BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved ty analysis to ee.ss-lf
CONTAIN NO MINERAL, s
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with snerrig certainty and in arery short time. That af
ter all other have proved useless. they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength Of the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have sngishcd for years helpless weakness and
epondency reeupeafc with great rapdity under their
inveorang operation That all sexual disabilities
removed BIZ their cordial and gentle stimulating properties
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
MOFFAT'S -
Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs.

/ 800 mo s@ss1 = nVOn4n AAs&C4 ~
lYSHESE MEIGINES have now been
J. hefhrc the public for Period Of THIRTY YEARS,
ana during that time have maintained high character In
almost every part ofte Globe for their extraordinary and
Immediate power Of restoring perfect health 10
snerns ser nearly every kind of disease to Which the
The following among the distressing variety Of hui
vEGETARLE LIFE MEDICINES
! Are VIII known to he infaiie.
r bfsPEPSTA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
s ss ss and q sssr Siaa 1T s,ss bile
ofArrETr sRTHrRS. HEtpsruE REsTffss MS. ira
TEMPER ANXIETY, LASeroR. and MEL.ScoIr which are
the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, nat
nf s., ss. 15 :. enc, Of its cure
infesncs with solvent process and without violence: all
violent nngcs leave the bowels csiive within two days.
FEvERs afal, Kind, by ressring the blood 70 rcsn
lar circuiaton through the Of respiration in such
cases and the thorough solution Of all intestinal obstruc
I ton in others
The rIFE MFpIcINE have been known to RHEUMA-
flsM permanently in three weeks and GOVT in half that
timc by removing local inflammation from the muscles aud
hiisamenfs OF the joints.
DRQpsIES Of all kinds by freeing and STRENGTHENING
me On md hIsder; they efefe NEST deshshy on
certain rrRirsly f,rtle casrs Of GRAvEL.
Ai<o WORMS by dslosFginc. from the turnings the
sCRvy I tr s,sr 70 ws r Tr "ss
by the perfect purity which these LIFE MEDICINES give
to the blood and All the humors.
by their Alternative effects of the finds that skim
and the morbid state which orcasions Ill erupve COM
ions. -
Theu Of tlesc Pills for very short time will effect
entire efeofSA TT KIlEJTs and striking imrroyemcu
In the clenrnes e the skir COMMON COLDS and NJ
fhCkSzAwin always be cured 10y dose, orby two
the worst cases.
PlLES-Thc original proprietor ofthcse Medicines was
cnre Of Piles of3 standing by the of the LIFE
MEDICINES alone. .-7~e - e...rf -,5
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge Of the Western
country, these Medicines will he found SAFE. speedy. and
certain rsnetiy Oihr medicines leave the suite
TO rcturn Of the diseasra nv these Medicines
lpcrmanent-TRY THEM RE SATISFIED RE
CURED BIZ 7TTT'F - -
BILLIoUS FEvERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
ENERAL DEBILITY, Loss APPETITE, and DISEASES OF
fFNALEsfh he Mdicines have bcn used with the most
ecia results In Of this observation-disclosures EVIL
and ScEoFrrA, in its worst FORMS yields to the mild
powerful action of these remarkable Medicines MONT
SwEars, NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS COMPLAINTS of all
kinds PALrrrarIoS THE HEART, PAINTERS Collie,
speedily cured. ff 5Hl4i.-'Is.' ~
MERCCRTAL observation-disclosures whose eonsitu-
tions have become impaired by the niudicous Of
CRY. viii find these medicines perfect they never
fail to eradicate from the system, all the Mercury
infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparations
Sarsapariila fsH tat f8afs 80
Prepared and sold by
| W. B. MOFFAT,
Rpos p,rt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES. EASILY OBTAINED, FOR
THE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS.


- Professor Henry 8. Taylor, M. ID.
n Tells Yor How to attend upon the sick. and how
cook for them; how to prepare DRINKS,
Ponltices, &c, and how TO guard against
Hrn4< infection from Contagious Diseases.
ItTeIs You Of the various diseases of chfdren and
gives the best and simplest mode of trrat-
ment during Tcrthng, Commissions Vac
cinafion, Whooping- cough, Measels &c
II Tells You The symptoms Of Group, Cholera Infantum
= 80 Collie, Diarrh9a, Worms, Scaled Head
Ringworm, chieken-pox, &C., and gives
you the best remedies for their
II Tells Yea The SIMPSONS Of Fever and Agnc Bill
lious, yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and other
fcyers, and gives you the best and sim
sliti piest remedies for their
II Tells You The symptoms Of Influenza, Consumption
Dyspepsia. Asthma, Dropsy, Govt Rhcu-
matism, Lumbago, Erysipclas, &C.. and
gives you the best remedies for their cure.
1t Tells Yen The symptoms of Cholera Morbus, NaIig
nant cholera. small-pox dyscntery tramp
diseases oftie Bladder, Kidneys and Liv-
er, and the best remedies for their cure.
II Tells You The symptoms Of Plcursy Mumps, Neural
ga, Apoplexy, Paralysis. the sarions dis
e<xcs Of the Throat, Teeth, Ear and Eye,
and the best lies for their
II Tells You Te symptoms Of Epilepsy laundic Piles
Rupture, diseases Of the Heart, Hemor-
rllagr, ycncreai Diseases, L IIylrophobia.
andgiycs the best remedics for their cure
broken Bones and Bislocatiens. sprains.
Iockjaw, Fever Sores. White SweIiings,
Ulcers, whitlows, Boils, Scurvy, Barns,
II Tells Yeu or the various diseases peculiar to women
and gives the bcs, and simplest remedies
for their cure, together with many valua-
ble hints for the preservation ofthc health
The work il written In plain Language, free from medical
TERMS be easily UNDERSTOOD while its simple recipes
may times the cost Of the book 1t is
printed i'm clear and Is illustrated with
proprafe engravngs and will be forwarded your address
neatly bound and postage paid, the receipt $780,
$1,000 A YEAR s sas BE- To %ia :; \ BY Z
everyvhcre in selling The above work, induce
mcnts TO all such are very liberal.
For single copies of the Book for terms agents,
with other information apply to address 1li
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
No. Gil SAMSON Street, Philadelphia, Pa
may3o.m5 '
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
30 900 Copies already Sold
nd EvERYBODY,S LAWYER
--s--s..----- AND
Counsellor in Business.
by FRANK CROSBY.

by FRANK CkOSBf,
orrur pu.r.nr,,ru,.,.
i
IL Tells Iou How &c draw up PAnTsERsIuP PAPERS
a'id gives general ornns FOR AGREE
49, MKSTs OF all kinde, Bills OF SALE,
teif.sl .l.f ~ lkAsks ana fkflfIoNs-I
IN Tells Won How to draw n, Bonds and Mortpaccs
AniHavfts, Powers Of A fforrey Note.
Hfe aud ellis Of Exchange, Receipts and
Releases
r. sr,rr W., The r,vs Ear a., .,,..,., - NJ.
iS'' "" viii he ST., ~ + ;;,s, ~ s, ,
- lfsht from Fxe.,,;,' -; =. ,'s s,, ''p
Tells You s With to %sas . az "a Ds9 ~i;
creditors, and the Jnsolyrnt Laws
ats ftr every State. - 81 ..... u
II Tells You The legal relations cxst;po t..tve.,
Guardian and War, M,.tsr a,i
Apprentice and Landlord and Ten,
ant
- - 49, -e9 ta.ta Z. 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

NHEoE MEICINES have now been
l. hef'rc the public for Period of THIRTY YEARS
ana during that time have maintained high character In
almost every part ofthe Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate cf restoring perfect health persons
suffering ter nearly every kind of disease Which the
human frame rs liable st - .sn.1 ft1iai sis,.s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15
Don't Forget M

How often do we hear the words
Don't forget me-" when separating
from our friends. How often they come
to our ears in every. variety of tone
from the light impulsive school girls to
the deep tremulous accents Of those who
love US as only true and faithful hearts
can love. Don't forget me" lisps the
rosy cheek cherub, scarcely conscious of
the import of the words, Don't forget
me- says the aged man, whose hair is
white with the frosts of many winters.
All wish to be remembered, All wish
some little nook Of the heart reserved
fol their words and images. But are
they all forgotten Ask the lonely be-
ing resting bis weary head upon his
hands, and listening to the wild requiem
Of the wailing winds, while the thick
shades of approaching darkness fold their
wings around him-ask him if those be
once lo7ed-those who once cast sun.
shine in his path of hfe-are no longer
remembered through the long lapse Of
time which has interviewed If the day
Of separation and those from whom he
separated are now Wondering beneath
the dust of later scenes and trials Ask
him if the sylph-like form which stood
by his side. and the sweet blue eye which
sought his with tears of sorrow, are now
no longer remembered Ask him il
the half whispered last request, "Don't
forget me-" is unheeded? Ask him,
and he will tell you that the friends o.
Of former days are still embalmed by
memory magic power, and their images
are still within his heart; that the sylph
like form and sweet blue eye have al
ways in fancy remained the anne ant
that the last request is whispered in BIZ
ear by every passing breeze. Oh! there
is 10 fount upon the earth more sacred
more pure. than the fountain of memory
There is 40 costly gem hidden in tn,
depths of the earth so precious as til,
relics contained in the heart. There arr
no words so sweet as those affection
breathes, and no sculptured marble a.
true as the images. the heart image.
Of our friends for
Friendship weaves q sacred chtla-
Affection links the bans,
Which Menory'e never. celslog claim
Tarows round Us in al lands.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

TuE CRY OF JEDDo.-The Rev.
Henry Wood, Chaplain Of the United
States steam frigate POwhattan, has re-
Gently sent home a map from the Japan.
ese city Of Jeddo, which is all the work
Of native artists, aud was printed aud
colored in that city, We have examin.
a copy of this map, which is really a
fine specimen of drawing, showing not
only all the street,, but the location Of
the government Offices the temples
bays, rivers, ponds and other collections
Of water, the merchants quarters, shops
aud grounds, small hills aud gardens
fields Of rice and vegetables, the impe'
rial residence, aud those Of the heredita'
nv princes, SC. We have never had an
adequate idea Of the immense size o.
the city Of Jeddo until we Inspected this
map. The imperial castle alone, which
is in the center of the city, and surround
ed by double walls mOats, &C., is from
twelve to fifteen miles in circuit. Ih'
establishments of some Of the hereditary
princes cover a square mile, and contain
thousands of r%etainers. The circumfeT
ence of the city must be at least sixt,
miles. 1t contains almost innumerabl
temples. The streets are laid out wit
considerable regularity, though with y
J tie angpIarity. Fhe accuracy Of tn
map is attested BY Mr.. Wood, who h'
repeatedly traversed this great and my'
: FERROUS city from side to side --BoStO
> Journal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

6HituE = mi w
doVs . ql,gsAy sighted woman turn,
t,slpnr al a vine Tho oak hath shaken of,
md lightly to her tendencies again!
O no by all her loneliness, by all
That makes life poetry and beauty, no!
Make her d slave; steal from her rosy
cheek,
BY needless jealousies let the last star
Leave her a watcher BY your couch Of
pain
Wrong by petulence, suspicious all
That makes her cup a bitterness-yet
give
One evidence Of love, aud earth has moi
An emblem Of devotedness like hers,
But, oh cstrapge her once, il boots mol
how,
BY wrong or silence, anything that tell'
A change has come upon your tender
ness
And there is not a high thing out o
heaven
Her pride o'ermasteseth not.
NJ +. WiIlas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

KILLED BY A WAD.--On Tuesday
night, at Portsmouth, IN. H. Miss Ann
Maria Martin, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Martin, died from the effects of a sinpu.
lar wound received on Saturday, when
salute was fred from the yacht Zinpa.
Expecting a display of fireworks from
the linga, as she was coming in, a large
number of people had gathered on the
wharf, A salute from a two.pound can.
non was fired on board the Yacht. The
wad was Of waste cotton, and of course
was very dense and although the muz.
zIe ofthe gun was judged to be depressed
far below the wharf yet, being pointed
towards the people, the wad struck Ms,
Martin, broke several steel hoops IN her
skirt. and one Of them cut a fearful oasb
across her body. To some who crowded
around her and annoyed her with mo,.
tons she replied You do no. fnov
how much ! am hurt. Take me home
that | may die with my mother"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

New Advertisement.
N. 4 J. HOLBERG,
Opposite the Town>H Hall, at the Mo.
narcho House, ard also
Opposite the Courthouse, ne1t 10 The
Macon Beacon Office,
MACON, MISS.
NETE have now IN stare a new stock
w Of Wallpaper and Window.
Shades, from four 10 eight feet long, to
suit oil sizes of windows, Shade filings
Cornices, Caurtain'bands, worsted Ia.
bic Covers, printed Oil Table, Bureau,
and Stand Covers Green, Blue and
black Oilcloth for Covers, Counter.
anes and Furniture Prints, for sale
by N. Il ]. HOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SheeIings, Shirtings, O~snaburgs,
QuiItings, Stripes, Kerseys, Linseys,
&c. &c.
BLANkE Is,
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 so cents to Sl125 per
yard also, a lot of Angola Flannel
for infants wear at 35 cents a yard,
A large lot of Kentucky Jeans, Sa.
%tineis, Cassimeres, Black Doeskin
Casimeres, black Broadcloth, for La.
dies Cloaks, at 81 25 a yard.
DRESS GOODS.
American, French aud English
Prints, Figured and plain.l Dcluins,
French M%erino, Pole de Chevre, Sol
feriuo Checks, Silk ioulards, Debeye's
worsted Robes, Black Silks.
Our oiDB Importation,
A large lot Of French Poplins, PLAID
and stripes a 5 bits a yard only,
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock al Shoes and boots for
Ladies, Gents and ChiIdrcu's wear
also, Milchell's patent Copper Tipped
Children's SHOES, Negroes and boys
Russels and mud Boots at the loves,
prices.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A superior stock Of Clothing, most
Of which are our own man udcure;
also, Gents and Boys Hats an Caps,
all Of the latest Style and fashion.
VARIETIES.
Bells Bonnet Ribbons, Emb'd COL.
lars, Sleeves, Edging and Inserting,
Laces, Servings, Linen Shirt Bosoms.
MarsalIles Bosoms, Collars, and wrist.
bands in Sets, with Buttons and But
ton holes already fixed ut eighty cents
the whole set.
TOILET ARTICLES.
American, French, and German
P~ERFUMERIES, MANY of which
are our owa direct importation Nail,
Tooth end Halr-Brushes; Horn, Ivory,
and India rubber, F%inetoolh, Dress e.
Tucking Combs Hair-Pins, SC.
TRAVELLING UTENSILS.
Lady's and Gents Trunks, Valices,
Carpet and OllcIoth Gags, Morocco,
Toilet and School Bags, Saddlevalets,
and Saddlery, Umbrellas, &c; all of
which we will sell low and on GOOD
terms.
Cfcckery, Glass and Tinware, Cas-.
tings, &c &c.
%Carriage Trimmings, at reduced
prices, by
Jan 20 NJ ~. HOLBERG.
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Gifs. GIFT Glgssg
SPLENDID oipTs Az
o I1 BIS

rHA4
GREAT Gilt Book Establishment
NJ Southeast corner Of Dauphin
and Royal streets, Mobile, Ala.
A, @. Titsomb offers greater induce.
ments to buyers Of Books than any
other house in the country.
NV new descriptive Catalogue con.
lains d larger and better selection OF
Books and GiAs than any ever before
offered.
A valuable gift worth from fifty
lcents to one hundred dollars, will be
given with every book at tho time OF
sale.
The most liberal inducements to
clubs. For particulars see page 81 OF
new catalogue.
The following is a schedule OF gifts
which will DO given to the purchaser
Of books, at the time Of sale:
Gold and Silver watches, gold
chains, silver plated ware, costly sets
Of canoes, mosaic, %forentine, coral,
garnet, torquoise. and lava jewelry,
gold locke,s, pencils end pens, ladies'
neck and chatelain chains, gent $ bo'
som studs, sleeve buttons, and pocket
knives.
And a thousand varieties OF gifts Of
equal value. {,
We also keep on hand . choice col.
lection Of Silver Plated Ware,
Also a beautiful assortment OF Fancy
Goods aud Cutlery, WHOLESALE and re-,
ail.
COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS.
For an order Of Ten Books by Elk.
press. one extra one dollar book anC
gin will be given. When a number o
books are ordered, they should be sen
per Express as it is much cheaper ant
safer. When ordered to be Forwarded
by mail, postage must be enclosed will
the order, as postage must be prepaid
Z Is, ordering them forwarded by Elk
press, the expense Of postage is saved
RATES OF POSTAGE ON BOOKS SEN
By MAIL:
For 81 90 and 81 rs books, twenty
one cents must be sent for each,
For 81 so books, thirty cents mus
be sent for each.
For 80 90 books, fifty cents must b
sent for each book.
And higher priced books in proper
ton.
'. For full particulars, send for a CatG
Is logue, which will be mailed free, I
any address.
All | ask is a trial, Send me a
he order, aud you will be convinced thi
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81 81 March 7, 1860.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

A GREAT Will CASE IN NORTH
CARoLINA.--Oae Hundred NEGROES
Set Free.-We learn from the Iredell
Express, that the case Of Solomon Halls
will occupied the Superior Court Of that
county, eight days, and was finally com.
promised after the jury had retired
Mr. Hall had made a will leaving one
hundred negroes and other property to
his only child, q daughter, who after
wards married Mr.. Nicely, against his
wish, w~hereupon lie made another will
leaving bis negroes free aud leaving
most Of his property to them. The suit
was to set aside the last will. An hour
after the case had gone to the jury, Mrs.
Neeley's counsel proposed to receive
$4,000 and $1,000 which the will
gave her; the estate to pay the court
costs, $500, she to pay her own LAWYER
S9,O0O, The proposition was accented.
The negroes will be sent to Liberia.
The jury stood nine against and three
Tor the will but it is said the Judge
would have set aside the verdict if #
had been against the will.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

8A SNUG WATERMELov "PArcu,n-
A market gardener in Southern Indiana
has a patch containing LOO acres,
planted in watermelons. His market.
are Cincinnati, Louisville New Albanv
aud Chicago