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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS BOYLE AND OF HIS WIFE
Catherine Keenan, deceaEei-A onesory Franc House.
Bienville street. at auction.
By J. q. WALTON,

AucIioheT-ofhce ~ Camp atrest.
SATURDAY, May 49,, 1861, at IA O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchanis and Auctioneers Exchange {od
Post-ofce) Royal street by virtue and pursuance Of an
order OF the Hon. H. Morgan utge the Second District
Court dated April H. 1851 Court Docket No 800 will be
sold for account of he above named succesicn tho following
CERT Mn LOT OF GROUND, situated in the rear of
the SECOND District of this city the square bounded by Ben
VILE PHenr Cont md johnson designated lot No.
d square No g. on plan drawn by Jos Pile Surveyor
dated May lS4D. deposited in the office Of d. eEay LIE a
Notary in this city, and copy thereof made by G. Il
edia Architect and Civil Engineer da ed H. 1851 and
deposited in thu oe Of NJ Gernon Notary lot measuring
~ let Il inches ard lines font on Bienvlle street 90 feet 10
90 feet inches the other line running to point fl the
rear with The improvements the con- consisting of onesfoFy
Frame Dwelling containing rooms kitchen a one
room cssIn well and wood shed rented SIS per month
E5F- TERMS-tjash
of sale before Notary P1bIic at tho sx
nense of the purchaser,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

ssgsssseasEsss Loss OF TISETEa-Dr.sJ WEST
IL st. Charles continues TO srpplv sia
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or spTines
41l upon his pFlncipla Of self gdt asfou. This
method hRH procured him universal
Uaeaded bsnsa he Iaoss inganioug Of employing
FIClA TEETH hitherto invented, and In
perfect articulation and nlssieation perfect a5 natural
AZ to defy detection By the otseTps
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold ali ioer
Those interested will Bnd 10 e
entirely and scrGpuousy siacare
shanEs to the sitants Of Nav oaans Vicinity for ha
extensive practice they have hira with LAST
from Lafayette Square. esH e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15
d NEyY oIsI.NAas sgsst 4 fa 49, q

"A NEW ORLEANS SfsNAsSa NsHTAEs
1h0E WDRKS.Fhe nnfe4signa6
the public and builders generally that ghss
Ss# featuring all kinds of Architectural
Work, at their foundry Of Magnolia and Erato
ONCE In Davidson Row Carondelet streesuch Eefanaa
Railing, Shutters Safe ard Bank Doors Straight
dta!rs, Bridges Roofst etc. l57s5
They keep constantly baud Cast Wrought Ca
Venlsors d Sash Weights fiji AL orders al
syery OF Casngs Columns Store and aonse Fronx
with desostch
- BENNETT Il IURGEs, Dayidson's Row..
js74H hst# ffarsnhNiHs sfrea$.
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rfenBIes, Etc.

IN Lot de Meable conssnt Its Maseia Couvertures
etc, Tsbies. Cbsi5es et Yaisset'e5
!. Uns Bfbloihegns conte1R4
Cee Babati6n enfers De Vasf-, Ia sHserie, Rauere
les Esclave lie Stock lie MobiEer vendns bIoe
Les Ec1aVes vendus Garantie 81
lie tire.
RaJ- CONDITIONS = Lacqu6reur deyEa payer quart
compliant ct la balance credit dc deux aat.e
a4quereur ouni lets svee ecBrfsz Ia salts
faction d1 curater de la succession dts ets
ere de Plus EtraGtg Joheque spscae sM Ia proprstS
es olets ains que les payments seront ds&s
en- s fnonarts que le cHrteur put e de FOREFRONT
int Fason de six Pan Jour Ia vene jusaa
et ss scat cs payss ifs poIe:ont n peuY
Geht d1Heret par an isqua parfa payment. dis
ORLEANS. $50 s@"
plan de Ia prophetic copie de pinyentaire ror
ron: e.Te examine bureau rG canteur on les pas
desan des nations relatives ront biel Saddressr
Acte de pardeyant Theo- Gnyol noaire puic aux
trais de Pacquerepr aig Is nny3 0 Ia Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

ga SPRING AND S NIRIFGfs ARRANG MfEr.
* Ny slave Depot No. .95 6 street VII remain open
"a Winter aud Simmer for receiving, orwsrng and sell
Asing sley.s conmiss N For The projection hf my
Ons, Pm1y Woods place three and hAi hours tnn
from he cy two and half m les from Trktnv station N o,
and j. Earold has 10 gNpd order for
4 a95 II ! IT, y y. r. HATCHER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

sEcoSp DISTRICT CoURT} EDWARD J. MATES VS.. HIS
~ Of N fTr or I441s CREDIToRsNo 1888.
- order Of sale, rendered May Z, 1861 and dir
ected BY the Honorable the Second District Court of New
pa9e auction on the premises hereinafter designated
account Of the creditors of $. ip,o VENT
THE CONTENTS OF STORE No. 6, Tchoupitoulas street.
corner of Common first District consisting of Counting
Impem MS, Gas Fixtures etc
And Immediately after, No. &c st. Charles street First
Disr CT the Contents and Fixtures etc. Cigar store the
stock consisting of 80 90 Cigars OF the approved
brands the net Chewing Tobacco Mersham Pipes and na
ito ditto. Virginia and Turkish Smoking Tobacco.
The whole surrendered by said solvent his credito
per schedule on file.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
F. T. PARKER,
EleriM of the PnriSi of rlnnrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15
DEUxIENE CouR DE DISTRICT EDWARD j. MATES VS.
de Ii Nouvelle. Orleans. SEES CREANCIERS

de l" NOuvele,oFl'nns. SEES P r 4 S "a
I'm VERTU DUN ortlre de vente ren{gu lie
IA de mai 1861 moi adresse par phonorabie Deux
ieme Cour de District do la Nonvele-Orlaans dams anire
ci-dessus ie poctdera c SAMEDi 25 de mai 1861, l0s
he A. SIR les leux clap dasg6s pour compile
des Gre ncers de Asolvabe Ia pubque ct adjudc
ton de
LIE FONDS NUN MhGASIN s tue No. rne Tchoup-
tons Premier Distress cosistant installations meubes
dofice, insta lations de gas, etc.
E imnedaement apes No &C rue ST. Charles Premier
District lie fond, rnstaaon, ETC., dun Magasin de CT
cares etc.
sock do SCOOP Cgares dos nellie marques
deScclent TAbac Chiqur ditto iuer de la Frgne, ditto
Turc, Pipes Gunner, ditto immitatton
lie tout abandont ns1v sulvant
invantai,e
CONDITIONS-Compan moment de padiudicaton.
EFT. PARKER,
myl3 If Is Sheriff de In Paroissp II Orleans,
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sJSp-EEN DOLLARS AEtl- LIST, A SMALL
IA single stone III AMOND FIN rhe abaEe roaard vii be
paid to any enc leaving tao aa0 al this onise ais tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15
SHERBFF7s SALES.

] WILLIAM SCARBOR-
OUCH VS.. JOSEPH
I STINSON and MAUN-
! Sell WHITE, JR.-No.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

sLlIs H. BosFIoh. FRANK v. sErMouss &
ashsp, SOsTICR d SEYMOUR, O.
sMssS% Successors to- es 49,
BREWSTER 4 zACHARIE,
50 Front Lsyss and s6 Fulton Wi a.
between Psydraa and GrByier streata WI
Manufacturers and Desers in STOW Els TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and sHEEI IROa
WORKERS.. 5s4E '@zss5 7s5i Az
We respectfully cali the attention 81 commission ana
country merchants housekeopers and 10
large md we'll assorted stock of Cooking,
Heating Stoves comprising almost kina
Pots Heeas Urns Coffee Greques Toilet Ia1pH staras
sud all kinds suitable for Cooking Domestic
All Of which will bs sold nriees than any kou
In the city g@, Ns & $50 l85# -
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING sT0V ID ven
aaptet for the nss OF Hotels Planters which
particular attention. R,S II sssfs 80
Coal OiIsI Coal Oils!
In quantities to suit purchasers
New York Kerosene Virginia, Parsine Carbon OILS
all warranted the lowest prices barrel
large of Lamps Giobes Burners Wess and
everything appertainng the
D4alers viii 10 we'll - cali and 4xaunipe. fels " NV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

AUcr1oNEER-Otfice,4 40 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

Aka SALE OF NEGROES OVER ONE HUN.
~ DRIED Mr. iROES wers brought in last night ms
a farm Within eighty miles Of the city.
large number Them have been the place the past
and longer, and all passed the last Virginia
Marynnd Negroes with this Vnuage ace!mation and
trained plaAiaon labor offer purchasers
WALTER H. CAMPBELL,
OLE tf 81 Rarnnne nasr Common at
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UHE AUTRE PORTION DE TERRE ocnsistant en- cnq
lets stute paroe de Bernard asant par
tie de ancene habtaton de Dearonde mainenan
sous de Versailles divse ets suvunt plan dres
par o Pi Voyer les dts ets desgnts pnr les Nos H. 90
pa oseh Lsbony nuefos notae
public Vile Ia Nougele Orleans portant la
vii
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COPARTN ERsHsP,

NLSSOLUIElON sbF CgPARTN .GIsSRIP-lhe
~ firm OF WARD. HUNT CT, this daq dissolved by
tor the concern in liquid ting its affairs.
Our business will hereafter be ntnued by RDBT p
HUNT, and commend him friends
ROBT. J. WARD,
GEO W. WARD,
New Orleans Way l. 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

Di9EspHTS-iuJ eassS cs The celebrated brauds OF
s.. WOLFF,
a2s corner Gravisr and New LeSee streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

g. EA.ERt9NL4, $sAs FITTBEs AMI ID kAl,sA IN
u. Fixtures, Bow Ea4s Masssss street,
tbs rarket WEI attend faithfully md TO 81
entrusted to hsEl SeTea Dwellings,
and ssonsbla terlns5
Al erdeTs left In Box &Ssss1isas EFchssFp
sill No r,rr = - su.Si
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
Southern Notifications.

Tie following ar the names and 10,
]calitios Of tie fortif,ation3 On tie At.
lantic and Gull coass Of the Southern
State with the amounts expended sew.
orally for their construction, nojiGca-
ton and repair, up to October, 1859.
It viii he seen that they are So il
number, aud cost III thcrggrega,e about
seventeen millions Of dollars.
There are, also. % ~trtifcotio1s OF
the Northern Atlantic ,oas;, extending
from the Ponobsaot to tie Delaware, in
elusive, which has amounted to aboy.
ten millions Of dollars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

on IN KENTUcKY.--Wo learn from
Paris, (Ky.,) Citizen, thai . sootlo,
man living ucag the loseo. beyond Flat
Bourbon county, having some
time since seen indications Of the exist
enco Of oil in the earth roar his resi-.
deuce, determined to ascertain in what
quantities. it might be fouad. lie sank
two wells, enc Of them abouc 10 feet
and the other about lG0 let deep with
the most satisfactory results. From
these wells he has gathered several cal.
Ions of oil, which has been analyaod and
proved to be Of the best quality. All
that is now lacking is to test he abund
ance of the supply, which will be done
as soon as a suitable pump has been OBJ
tanned to draw the oil to the surface
The gentleman alluded to has visitet
the oil regions of Pennsylvania and Viz
GINA, and assures US that he finds, wEer,
he has been experimenting, all the ind
cations of the presence Of oil that ar.
found there. Among these indication
are the character of the rock passe,
through, and the presence, in very lorn
quantities, of inhamable gas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
LATEST NEWS.

On The l.h instant, the military at
Mobile, took possession Of Fort Morgan,
at the entrance Of Mobile Bay of the
U. S. Arsenal 1t Mount Vernon, to.
ga.her with 10000 stand Of arms, 1900
barrels Of powder, and also of Fort Stod-
dard.
Fort Pulaski, at the mouth Of the
Savannah river, was taken possession of
by Georgia troops, on the same day.
From South Carolina. we have roth
ing Of particular moment. Troops arc
gathering into Charleston from all parts
Of the State, and the city is swarminl
with military, but no covert act" ha
as yet, been committed.
Tho Commissioners to the Federc
Government have returned home. Tbei
demands were rejected.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
LETTING IL

A meeting d thc citizens Of 7la'
ana ard ii mig convened for de
parpose Of ascersning the sense Of the
people 10 regard to the expected seces-
sion Of Mississippi, Hon J. w. Nicholson
was called to the chair, and W. f. War
rem was requested 10 act as Secretary
The following preamble aud resolutions
were unanimously adopted
WHrREas ys feel that our rights
laye been inya d, and that or safety
aud honor Is en- lDgerad BY longer con.
tinuaace in this Union,
Rcso5r rel Isl That We honor the &C
ton Of our arcth 4 in South Carolina
and c'sovhcrs In ne South, vic are no
by cu3eav5r.ra t bring about 2 dis.o'
hutton 3f,lrs I...L.
2ua. I--gs4 ait th pleasure Tie
happy .y &c Isis 7pi ball follow
the exam 4. /. So0A Caroline,
31l. E.ato on tie 8h 5ay ef January
Sc hoista Secession Tng and bail ta..
os Il. rron1est h, ce our ns.i1g4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

THE G0MBIGBrE R,rtrs.-A compa.
" with this name has been formed 1t
Valley. The generous and pa
citizens Of the noieLborLOod have
determined that they shall he entirely
Cite out ready for field service free Of
expense.
Each member has pledged himself to
be ready at twcnty-foar hours notice, to
obey the call Of the Governor, wherever
he may send them.
The Captain, ]. N. Macon. has gone
to Mobile to buy the material for the
Uniforms, which are to be grey, and
every thing else ready for active service.
The following are the officers of the
company
Jacob NJ. Macon, Captain NJ. NJ.
Lindsay, LIST Lieut., Clark Lewis, %
Lieut., W. V. Stewart, Sd Lieut..
The following amounts have been sub
scribed:
G.. W. Moore, $50, A. JoHries, $50
D. Young, $40, Thos. j. Moore, $50
Capt. Taliafcrro, $50, L. W, Smith
$50, DR.. MCCarley. 500, Judge Stewart
$40, DR.. Strobe, $40, j. NJ. Archer
$40, John Cockrell, $40, V. NJ. Chan
bers, $40, r. Brewer, $50. There
} another list which we have not seen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

M~ErroDIsTs TURN7yq TO Er,scopA.
LIaylsH.--On the Doth ult.no, tLo in
dependent Methodist Society Of Seb2u
Chapel, IN Louisville, Kentucky came
in a body to the Episcopal church, tran
ferring to that church all the property
previously held by that congregation.
That property consists of a We y Land
some church building, capable Of hold.
ing four or FIVE hundred persons, with
school rooms. situated in h heart Of
the city, and worth not less thar twenty.
four thousand dollars The members
associated themselves as a parish Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, under the
name Of Calvary Church. To enable
the rev parish 10 start free Q. ombar
rossment, the Episcopalians Of Louis
vile stepped forward and in two day
raised $4,000, the balarc. Of debt re
naming.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
Tpustee's Sale

HT6der and by virtue OF a aJG 4,
q trust, made aud executed BY .,,.es'
Robertson t to the undersigned as tr15'' t.
secure the payment Of a promlSo .aycoty.
for the sum Of six hundred 'I pa Io's
Eve dollars, made by SAID nO y Eook
which said decd is duly recorded ia = and
/ Of Record Of Deeds pages F, i
ISL, | viii, on the 2nd day Of rtO 5ildsr
for j ca cash. At he courthouse ' doel ~ men, e..
,i""sS # s n .siS .ra ass deed, to Wy ! Sally ",
q woman, aged about 20 S eaad aboul 4.
infant child, Neclo, a boy .a sged ! veal.
Years, and William aged 3aM Sp9o' IS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

PR9T.NE WEARING We find the
fY,l5 ging law sa new code. pago G22
sec lziz art. 84
."If ary person q, H rrofaeIy swear
81 curse, or Shall &c as.al in any pub.
~ p'a e, "a the g'sssn-s Of tive or more
PlE1'- Lo -as..' ." convection ''STyol
c o,-,.. LIZ ~. 5.or ,'1 Lama. a, az
be aaei no. more t5.u .sn dollars e.
each @oagncs, ana shall stand committee
to .-.. until ,ls4 Aas md eo,.. are pad
1874 r W., " ~ r ~ ~. ',~' ?
u-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Safe.

2l E.r,ao Ola decree of the Pro-
80 bate court Of Noxubee county.
made at rte December term thereof,
Is30, the undersigned Administrators
OF the estate ct Thomas B. Paulett, de-.
Gensed' will on Saturday, che Goth day
January, a D. 1861, sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder, on a credit Of
one and two years from tho day Of sale,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described lr DIS, to.wit:
The N. EI Of section u, and tn.
south east quarter of sec. 35, T. IA, r
IL, cast the west ] of sec. 9; and
about 100 acres of sec. 8, lying enst Of
Jordan's Creek and all Of section 10
lying east of Jordan's creek aud the
north half and east half Of S. WI, sec
IL, NJ in township Is, range is, east
and the undivided Oue-half Of the east /
q the 5. W, /; sec, Is, +. IL, r, Ii
east also lots Nos. |, 9, 2, 8 Of sec
u, 1. IL, r. 10, east containing in al
about 1850 acres more or less.
Bond and approved security will b
required for the purchase.
MATTHIAS MAHORNER,
Adm'r:
LUCINDA j. PAULETT,
Admr'x.
! Dec, &c, 1860. 4wsi-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

G-A rice planter, P. G j. Weston
who lives GEAR Georgetown, South Caro-,
Ina presented a corps Of seventy men
there . Minnie rifle a piece, costing
S'0OO' and a WhitSorth gun, 81, 500
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

A Men NATIoN.-Iu the list Of in.
termcnts published this morning, it will
be seen that 65 are reported as natives
Of the United statos, aud one from South
Carolina.--N Q. Delta.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

D5Hon. j. s. Hamm, the universal.
ly popular judge Of the 9th Judicial dis.
trict, was married to Miss Hattie Hamp.
ton, on the 18th ult.. at Dekalb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

TIE NoXUBEE RiFLEs--As We ere
preparing to 60 to press, this mos; eff
Gent company Is filing before our Office
door, with their new bayorGts fixed.
They present 2 truly military appear
ance, and the fine turn out on this occa.
sion must be gratifying to all, Several
new names arc 10 be presented at the
meeting to-day for membership, among
whom arc ex.SLeriif Dcaslcy and Judge
B~eauchamp.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

BLAcswooD FOR DEcr aER.-Ne
return or thanks to the publishers J.
Scot. L Co, 81 Cold St. New YORK for
tho December number Of their valuable
marazine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
DIR. HENDRl (
I gacticlng Physician ana
MACON. MISS

OFFICE-frsL door nor u :
i. Harrison BLOCK" Resldene' OPF'
site Nj Jarnagans 5.
Dec. 10, '6n. "
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

CAvAtnt CcvpaT a very respect
ALE number ofcjl4.u S embed 70 Ne.
con l-s. Saturday ana vsa! through tie
rudimental cavalry drill, under the tenn
porary command Of J. l. Hunter and
Hampton Williams, Esqs. We rust
this is the forcshadowiug Of full and
well organized company Of horse in Noz'
nb,a county,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

IN o.l.- arg..-. Ga. AGA Oh
governmental projects which are already
bulk on the a%pprehondcd ruin Of tie
Federal Union, We invite particular at.
tention to the subjoined extract from an
elaborate editorial article in the Angus
ia (Geo) Chronicle and Sentinel Of the
Sth instant. 1t is only one of very ma
nv similar iutimations which have re-
Gently met our eye III the Southern
press;
"Iftha Federal system is a failure,
the question may well be asked, is nat
lie irhgie republican system a JILL.
are? Very many wise, thinking men
say 80. We formed the Federal Gov,
eynmen' because The separate States, i.
was thought, were not s.rorg enough to
stand alone, and because they were like.
ly to prove Advantageous, if not dan.
ae.5us. each to The other, in their dis
tine. organization, and With their vary.
81, interest, Wh,n we break IN. Win
..5 Disadvantages end dangers Of sopa-
rate States he such as to require the
fo,m,,;,p .ra lew C~oufeaereot of those
winch ar,. at present. slrro-. 20 he b..
~r.,oneans2 five a5 form a new Con.
r 5r,o.. -..oa the Oh !. gone. ut-guI9
>,sa. n (. ue.t.eJ t0lsl p.nf I'D a5..
s.r.cr1argtiTe 10 E.a.ie "a after a5c
aatt.,a sf Mo oil. New safeguards
ma .ra-nt.a. mas. necessarily Be re.
ui-l3 and none bat b hoc3'es maaiao
gogl4 aaE to avoid looking Ills matter
sln..M n he f.a..
i.~rrfsfrae t.aaM e mtgli make a con.
sirr4.a. eg tha Hsraaa Southern States
Winch n5a.l SECURE ne riaa., ufaIi az
.ur...t from harm, or a. 'eass which
would require q c5s1t yiylgiiya n as
D letter. 10 plainly that tie word could
discern il. when uuc5us.i.a.iooa! action
was consammatoi. But then, in Jhc
course of wears, as men changed, times
CHANGED. interests changed, business
eb,nral productions changed, a viola.
tion of the .seirit m;aht occur. which
wopld no. be clearly 4 violation Of the
Latter Il may be sail that the cou,ti.
J. t,t;,n nioh. nrov,,ie far ;ls own chanre
49, M - 4.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09
MARBLE RID,
lLiLe Macon \ -lh

gEVHE Marble Bpiiaes tberlo car,
"A RED on in hIacea now re-
moved 10 the Depot, nc He bridge
H~EADSTONES,
AMERICAN ASH ITfaLlaE SLABS
FOX TONES, MONU FNTS &C.
will be executed 10 ulgl style, and
supaIied al reasonable pt. Al, or
Iers shall receive the mo afomF at
tention.
RICHD ". OMAN
Jan. Q. 1861 Is
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

"a veal by lady living in Adams
county Miss the widow Of a deceased
planter, presented a volunteer rife con-
pauv with a uniform, rifles, and aac aud
everything else necessary for equipment.
That company will never run,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09


Every "a.
P@arieace in 'as ~ ~.
facil .iy 10 tines oil excitement
present military omIanieS eau D' w. |
Ell Every ~Fl aad neg S
vi country ca e-cH O.s '
corTsny oi A''I. 'H.' "' !
gaa meets 10 e'''L''" ~
only n. I T e." F'"'
-a'.-I --l mao. ~, s,'' nv
.,i1 ne ''Ha'i-. '. " nv :
'.''
F.' r. "
sl.l s.A' ~,
camp ... 4"-"'
.al q "'-'
W
T.-F. ''
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H~The United States Senate com.
mitioo which las ualc" gon,ide rction
Cur present. diticuri., r.u Il Ms.
SIS. Powell, tchairua4) 6po.er, Cri..
tendeu, Seward, ToolObs. Dopg,a,, Col.
lamer, Davis, Wade, Bigler, Rice, Doc.
little and Grimes.
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ANOTHER EIraA SEssIoH.--1ogern-
or Po.tgs has aga called an extra seq,
On Of the Legjsl- e, to nee. On tie
10th int
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~ TIE news cane down tue road
Ills morning TUESDAY that the Hon,
". s. Barry, Q. Columbus, had been
elected President Of the Convention.
4 better choice could MOI hay6been made
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CHAsGED.--Dr. s. R. Bell, is now
located at tie town of BrooEsyil'c,
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STATE OF 1iISSL

? orAlr COURT, plcs
In the matter Of The aa.
Of the estate Of JOSEPH Wa
cd.
To C. B. Walker, \. Val.
Walker, the unknown b
tin Moody and lis vit
Moody, both deceased ta
heirs Of elias Walker dec
liam Evans anu hia wil2
nonresident heirs OF Jos.
deceased
yyOU are hereby nctiaD
Il appear before dis G
/ Court house thereof IN the
ccu, on the ;hird Monday J
!. y, 1851, i being the ms
february, term, then and u.
cause, Il any you can, Why
count Of j. j. Beauchamp'
tor Of Joseph Walker, dccea
not lie allowed and appIo7'
creed accordingly.
Issued January z, lcol'
CHARLES
In Q 81 NW
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Attention. Tax Payers!

r WILL attend the respective boxes
Z in the caunty, on the days as follows.
Or the purpose Of collecting the State
and county taxes for 1850, to wit:
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