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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
aENrLBMEN's LIST.

GENTLBMES'S LIST.
Anderson John Pa MiddlethFgPe jas
Allen George Mtehaei iona
AEneW DaYiI Martin John
Addison g manning 5AnlS
Ank0ney tn Aahnaen 9ohh
ArmStrong Thomas NUS -
AlleEa JOhu Amptey a =
Barker Andrew Mller
Brspnan AP Muneaster ThosT
BBeehmen Anthony morgan " N Il
Baker Christopher MoIBAn WIN
Brier Emmett J Miller WA
Brown Edmond mash W n
BAyless Joseph Morgan JAnles
Brown Jas II Miller heuIyG
RaTnes John II Mason OaSA
Boit- Ia Ssr, Metennan John 4
RIshnn Martha MeIutee Wm
RiIIItteF n d MeCIeaTy Thos
uIlerThadsul MsGleliand mos
Baldwin HndermAn AnlsF hAen1Ed
Blanchard B Jr& Co. MeC SIei.L Sl
SlSS,i:,F ri ssuauels McGuiFe lIlchasl
Cunningham Samuel MeNeHly MaFun
Cassiday Nicholas AeDonA4d 1asnes
Crarnet Levi Mea0sOLS ~ ~ \ ~
osasPI,viI JauIss Ns.sI-od : = liAEt"sa
CTapsOn John 0LsAt1 - y
Carey John Porter "
SaTiS IoSaW Polndexter RW
Drunlheld Roberta Parks Jane
Demins Frank R E5S%SsP' W y a "A
DoSssS, richard Redgr Charles
nlyriS js1HneI Richardson
Edwards " Bro Roger "a Z
| pSisnt SsIas = Redman Henry
FaIunbreekmAn John todlSy panIe,
| Fair John hueeI9 DSlSnt
| RorSVtE ~ Q ShtfkFy Owen
| PTv In Smith James
| 1852 ~ II, Ins.see shipler Martin
| Frothin CHAM John Shtrer Lo1n
PiSher Frederick shaeneT SO1u
| GeIrsr sbeTnard Smith John
GildsFBlieVe John SWaEer james
Gooding Benjamin sneeden Joha
HAn Min John 9 smith J4les
Hotter WINS sta6ley Henry
! UtiVhery w Swift @ b
Hutchison R0bt stigEeE Pat
Hot Nisbael Smith D L Capt
| Haii NelyIIle Stewart Charley
| HIre John sReaFipgen Yang
Hampton james TAYLOR y ,
UuEfSes Jane Todd John
HnFuer Henry Herman Jas v
HIr inl Henry Turmoil FrRaeis
Hay Frank Vaughn jas
Hammond David Wilson Mm
HutehiSon Dave Melsh IhoItias
nan Benjsmiu Weber Stephen
Mn 1, " WInesbuTE Morgan
jackson Bphriam Williamson i A
JohnSon jas WIldmAn John
Jnstica John Wright james
Johnston Wash R2 West James
Keim VIM MheafJ W
KernIy John Wooburn Capt John
Keller George Wells Douglas II
Linton VIM Wheeler y II
IRmby W n wharton BalOns
IauRiy Henry Weyeth Louis
I,eeSnFe Adam Washington ArmgteAd
Morton DAVID WhIpkSy Alexander
Miller Pttehus Waller A
NelIot Jacob WinsloW @
MOnrOe ] B Zane james VIM
Molly John 3 Young Simon
Morgan John
dseis A.W. oASIPRELL PM
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

The Grand lodge OF Free and Aursrssd
NaseBS met az Rlshmohd on Aguday, and
elected LsNis D, Wlillams, Of Orange, g,
N, for The ehsaIas yssE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

ptacR says the lasgeat sottaH mill Ia
,hs worlds he asht ~ present keIns IN
ia America
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

ssThsse socks were knit by ancient dame
81 Past threa-scoFe years and ton - al
Her heart doth glow with dame,
Her fingers nimble5 too ~ when
She knit for one, her houoFed sire, zfF
Who fought and bled at 'Bunkers nre.
@she sends this pair ian offering smalD
To some good soldier b'aye,
Who lefl his home at countrys call,
That country for to save;
Yhoer he Il these socks shall wear,
God bless and kerp him is her prayer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
LADIES LIST.


LADIES LIST.
Brown Mrs MG jackson Martha
BaltEen Lizzie Jones EmelIneE
Baker Navy @ Kennedy MOllie
brewster Mary Jane KeeteE cathAEihe
Boring Il Kennedy Mrs A
Barter Agnes LanSfoEd Maggie
Bowers MT1 Jas II Litten Jenny
BnErougs Carrie Leisure LOuisa
Brady Levine LouEhren May NIB
Bates Ella MoTFisou EliIa
BOyton Anna MAreelliet MaFgArattA
Baldwin Alice Matters Ellen
Clark Eliza Morrow Elizabeth
Cornell Mary MorEison Martha
Clark Rachael Muutn Jane
CrottA Joanna MCCAIN IAnOE
COrcoFen Ellen Mccain Ann Jane
Carroll EIfxn Mccullough ChaFlott
Cox MarEarek Mcconnell Sarah A
Car Miranda Neil Nanny
CnVford Miss u Newman Susan
Dyer Rebecc1 Norris Rachel
Dario Nancy Prlhee SlEAn
DeasAll Gertrude PEie9 CAth4rinA
Dalton Mrs E1eis Price Mrs katG
DsV vi. Jsno RobInsoo Maggie
FlihertV Rose Robinson Mary
Francis Marian Ritter Mary Ann
PislaminI- LYDIA RAEseSeE GtareaFatA
aittfnars MaddiS RAynnldA Jane
Giblon Mary E2 Reece Mary Frsnees
Garrison Mary Az Runyan Matt'dsJ
GRTTHt Anna swan Anna
Garrett Anna z SheAFef Annie
0Fav Betrie Scott Amanda
Galway Martha A Smith Mary jane
Graham Mary Ann steuArt BITS y
Gregg Preeilla sfnms Martina
Gibson Elizabeth sAllynrds MGfEafet
Gray Rsbecea Sehoneld Mss
GfhSOn MARY Ellsn SsRAger Mary A
fiibrJo MrICA sample Lizzie n
IIastniI MARY Taylor Mary
HIIIman Ruth A 2 Taylor Susan
Hall Mrs Y B Trgg Sarah
Hannah Kate Taylor SuIan
Harris Lizzie Travis Jennie
Heron Mary Williamson Hsnrietta
Hane5 Ann Wallace Margaret H
HabrooIE susan Wa son Harriet
Irwin RmTih Woods Margaret
JohnEton sarShC Young Mary
Johnston ReboeCa Young Agnes
IeHIarH EIlfa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

A clever writcr ia a New York paper
talks very severely against the "pretty
waiter girl systeD, employed by the soon
cert halls" and other Observation-Disclosures
establishments in Gotham.
We have no doubt this system is wortbyOf-
all the hard things the writer says aboutit
but there is another view of the subject
which Is quite as striking, but which the
gentleman don't so much as allude to. All
are immoral; the system COM
plained Of is an tmpostare; the ..pretty
waiter girls" are aotprstty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

aPsass 70 bis ashss'' q HGsag Fsir'. cpl.
leph % ss. Mayot weed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

Phase.
His honor, the Mayor, received on satur-
day the following lucid and slightly unique
letter, supposed to be from person to
whom the Council had refused license to
sell liquor.
WHEELING, Dec. IA, 1861.
Pour Honor :-Yon perceive that it is
impossible TO carry on business unless there
Is some encouragement. They have re.
ferred my application to committee who
may not know or not desire to do what is
right. But and nevertheless where is the
right foothold whereby We are to take our
course through this seige of persecution or
Ifrefused We govern our
selves. II granted we will do what is
right, (signed.) 7, +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

THs following verses Csays the Boston
zfauscript) were found ina pair of socks
scat recently to the Army Of the Poto-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

a NBMBBR Of che Atltausas Iegialatnfe
aud thtrty.Hye citizens efthat State recent
y arrived ID Rella, Asseuti, aud joIbSd
The Talon f0rses under Colonel Phelps
THEY represent the people Of .,he Northern
part Of Arkansas as being truly loyal, aud
that their seeming allegiance to the South
era oohEedsraey Is merely pEsIshss %
rave themselves fFem secession nNu.edetsi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

Secretion breakIng out In new
- Phase. =. u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

"A Washington letter aairms that the
President has expressed himself very deci-
dedly within a day or two as fsvoring a
cautions, pacific policy towards foreign
Governments at this peculiar time. zone
war at time /" was his remark TO an inn
retuous gentleman who was endeavoriug
to show the power Of this country to beat
England in conflict upon our shores,
should such result ensue. 80 e.l@r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
teRaIar Tnesday PaoSet for oinetn.

i,ati. q l-0Ill-
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAMER
sALLIE LIST, J. C. JELLEI, Master. viii
dAleAve for the above port on TuSG-
day, the 18th inst, NJ O'clock P. II. Por frSfEht
or Passage uPply on board or TO
deel8 JOIN LIsE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

IF Isaac MeEabb, formerly Of Paradise Lspe,,..-
L Co. Pa, will send his adore to Mr. Jacob IN.
mer, No. T04 South Second street. PhiladAIDhia = :
he will hear Of something to his advantage.
eecl6-Sta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

New York Ezprsss says new epidemic
has sprung up among the military men Of
that district and the disease has reached
every class from General 70 high priyateS,
and from the great bellies of the district to
the platness faces. An anxious mother
thinks that If the epidemic continues long
there will not be, for six months hence, a
manageable girl in the town or netghbor.
hood.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

MessFs. YAM Wlnhlei bFUWH OF hRuHWul
and Parker opposed the latter motion, and
Il was advocated by Messrs. Paxton, Lamb
and Stevenson Of Wood. The discussion
was continued for some time, several other
members 5participatingiu it.
Mr.. CALDWELL moved AN adjournment,
which motionEprevailei, and the oonven-
ton adj0urued without reaching a vote.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

! motion the Senate adjourned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27

g ENTS y BOYS Clothing and fur.
nishing goods just r, .eiye5 and
for sale low by "'''
Oct, 81. 60. w.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
NOXUBEE HOUSE,
macon, Miss.

NE, C. CLINE respectfully in
a. forms his fellow.citlzens aud tn
ravelling public, that he has taken
barge OF the above named Hotel
Under his direction, the building ha>
Undergone a borough renovation, ex.
%ernally I'D internally. A corps o.
prompt and efficient servants are in at.
endance, and the table viii be supplied
with al abundance OF wholesome and
Welt served toOd, and such 'd~elicacies
is the Mobile market and The sur.
founding country afford.
The proprietor is resolved that neat
ness and order shall preside in the in.
error economy Of his establishment,
md that nothing shall be left undoap
winch a contribute 10 the comfort of
.ats guests.
He is determined to merit q liberal
patronage. and expects confidently to
receive 1t from an approaching public.
lunp 2U 1850 If
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
sRREsPOSDENCE

,e have been furnished with the fol.
wing correspondence between Hon,
Jacob Thompson, late Secretary Of the
Interior, and the heads Of the several
bureaus and clerks Of hat Department
on the occasion Of bis retirement.
While public opinion may be divided
respecting the political sentiments Of the
retired Secretary at the present crisis.
we believe hat all unite in according to
Mr., Thompson the merit of having pro,
we'd a conscientious, able, and efficient
public officer Ma Intel.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
HhI OtLSta
Hon. j. Thompson, Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb'y 4, 1861.
GENTLEMEN; Your letter Of Ills DAFT
has just been read. This yoluntar,
tri5ae Of your PERSONAL regard aud ties
Hlaoa.al0t your appreciation Of any ser.
g.c-s y Il public oilcer is, under all thu
c!rea Instances very gratifying,
Ia taking charge Of the Interior De.
pertinent / Soon discovered that its chic.
officer, who had the nominal responsible.
ity fer every thing, was almost entirely
il the hands of lis sQbordiuates Tor tie
preservation Of his good name.
While this fact impressed upon ne
the necessity Of great caution ia select.
ing tue persons who compose cur official
association, get it was found .ndispeusa.
bic TO inspire each officer Of thu De.
partmant with a due sense of his .udi-
vldual responsibility, aud that the .epu
t&!lOn to be won was common ana be-
logged to all lis members. You are
aware hcw far this pride in the Depart.
ment vas felt by every Que connected
with Us business.
Tue great duty imposed upon an ex.
ecu'iye oihccr Is to execute Justice and
maintain truth to know ~ difference
between the citizens who's rights are 10
be Affected By his action, q cd! to discard
every lna1euce Which the scts will not
warrant IL las decisions. the llbors
OF tie Department have be- acceptable
TO The country. you know t that il.
arises rom an lntozlble a4uesiou 0
these maZlms IN its administration.
The no or OF our success belongs Just
y 10 You who performed the work
hl,oout your c3rdla! and sincere coop.
GRAFTON all my efforts would have been
VAN aud futile.
~ gives me pleasure to bear my tcs-
umony to your fidelity and integrity, to
your etlciency and ability, You have
had and sill possess my mistaken con
udence. 1T is tue, and | say it with
regret, that have been deceived ia one
memorable instance, in which you share
the cha rlp aud modification | feel. In !
parting with you it is a source Of official :
pride that the business Of each Bureau :
has ne ger been IN q more satisfactory q
condition.
During my connection with the Interi,
Department two Of its bureau officers
nave been mad Cabinet Ministers, and
1t a most trying and critical period al
bird was sent to be the governor of an
important Territory aud since public
questions arisingi IN these disiointed times
me to sever cur Official relations,
fourth bureau officer has been rendered
seat in the Cat net, and one Of your
WI members is now acting as my sue.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
sulnlneryIllc Institute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
ST. LRVI I, NuyrDEG co., MISS.

nm, --. Ill
5'Fio INSTITUTION d Do"'o''9 o'"'"'
e".lfe,!, WIN en,s' upon W. Srs.
''th ona0', 'eTl1 On 'oe Isl o. :.
next me Do''oiHSS WIZ oe e"'''s'u
''' API''"'0S 'n" h'o'''y "''PI0,'"
ne h'S,'o''oh noo'oS 'u'''>0'o m'"
''"l'1 O"'''N. ''""' 'N'' wv ~"
I5aIng every ',.''" o. sS''".r y
'ui'o.E '' ST. ..''s "..' o' '~'.'t'S'u
,o' Ia, Oh. '''.''s- ~ ~ "y.. &c 10
nc o'', ...'.'.o .q o'1'". Ho's.> y"
'aof'' lhr --,.o-It'i ans tut .iN''ll'
tn" intends to Sply' 40 '5pInSf ia
oleflnS 10 the P9o'lc s0co " seHoo' as
me l'mts ''emaoq' r,
III 'uc PaS', oe "uS a."oyS oeen
t'o"aeu' ne 'e''S r''iro upon mere
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
TEXTS IEDGING COMP NJ,
OF BOcs d Arc or
OR

Hedging or B0es - ARG Vi
Usage ORANGE.
is the time for the Farmers to
IN avail themselves Of the %rpportunl.
ty Of getting them a Hedge rlamed and
ltrained by this Company, whe hive ha0
iron 10 to Is years experieI &c IN the
business, guarantee to give general sat
ksfaction to all who may favor t4em'-
We can grow ycua
LIVE FENCE
Ip four years time that will be n'oenr'
Irable By any kind of Stock VIII ,eE'
lad that will stand the fury Of II Do
pest for ages to come.
Persons getting US 10 HE'D. '"i
hem are requested to prepare t.
HEDGE ROW
md work the hedge Accord e 20
,tructions.
Terms OF HedgiIg,
Double Row per MIL $50 '
bird down. the balance whelt j
5 completed,
Persons wishing to purchase e.
n Plants can be accommodated It ny
# ths undersigned Agents, ut tue i.'
owius rates, to.wit:
Seed per pound 75cents, or Pa usa-
sl $1,000.
Plants per thousand s. 90.
Oar Seed are gotten out in the up
per Trinity Valley, Texas, under the
supervision Of one of the Company, aud
IRE warranted fresh and genuine.
If sou want the genuine Seed make
your purchases ofthis Company, or their
\ tents.
Pomeroy Il Marshall, Noble, fla
H, Dent, Macon Miss.
Edward King, Montcyallo, Ait
John.K. Ouley, Columbus. Miss.
I. j. Lewis y Co, Aberdeen, Miss.
Persons DESTROYS OF having work done
in this county, will please forward orders
% our Agent at this place, Dr.. II Dent
wien they will receive prompt attention
L. i. MORRIS 4 co. i.
May 9, go, ly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
New Advertisement.
NJ. 4 ]. HOLBERG,

"NH'fNN1 "hNA NhNO
Opposite the Courthouse, neat 10 TIN
Macon Beacon Office,
MACON, MISS.
WI have ~, now in Store a ncws.och
w Of Wallpaper and N,ndow.
Shades, from four to eight feet lorg, to
sul oil sizes If windows, Shade fyinqs
CornlcrS, Caurtaln bands. wcfsttd Ia.
Die Covers, printed Oil Table, Bunan,
and Stand Covers; Green, Blue nd
black oil cloth for Covers, Counel.
anes and Forojturo Prints, for sale
BY NJ ~ HOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sbcellns', Shjrtings, C~snaburns.
QoIIInss, Stripes. Kprseys. L!ascys
BLANKE IS.
Bed and CwIIc Blankets Of various
q"aI'Uos and slzes, Nrgro Bnuk,s
rom Ioor.rtn pJs Il pair, &c.
FIANNEI 5.
White, Red, arI Yellow Flannel
l'ij WOOL tCom 50 cents to ~ d or,
yard also, a lot of Angola Flaone,
W ''''n'S wear at % ceol' a yari
'''Se 'o' o' Nc"'ncky Jeans, Sa.
~ ,'-is, o~as;,o'arrs' BlaoH Docskin
C'S','c''S' OIdcE Broadclo h, for La.
'''S H'o"rS, At ~ % yart.
Dhb3o GOODS.
DAN, amt',I'n' tFroch anu English
,.''s, figured ana plain Dcllios
,p'cI r VERNE, Fo.lc de Chcvrc, Sol.
n,'no IG u oII5' topbtrds, D be, es
"O''''@ o hoo's' Back Silks.
D"r oJea LRportati0n.
a rye lot OF French Poplns, plaid
''is's . e''s 4 yald oaIy.
~ oaOES and BOOTS.
l,,1 10. o&sI STOCK q s !, and boo,oa
, I'a'' Tj, GtnIs and Children's W
C C'S?' " ,a"Ss III p rS Copper 7
G,I,,,n as1 SH no. Negroes an
p p,1sss'S anu "o0 Boots at the it
P," T. r.;
a." e,,., |aoh hncFH ed
If ',b S, y, S'ocN Of V'othlodipbpoys
al ~" G,o, are ,,1 IO a. o~o m"p'lepv's,
all 0! the latest StYlr and E,shio,
Belts Bonnet Ribbons, Emil d Col,
Lacea, Servings, Lincn Sli,. goso",
MarsaiIIPs Bosoms Collars and ~,;',.
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Glrs! GiNs: t1,n.,-
sPLHapiD elprs o.
TIT o n Rle

EElLECO ~ Rtg
u so",b.sa.e s SOos =, elistne0.
and ROYAL s,,ss,, MoIi i o. 0auphs
A.C. TileOmb OtIers o. :, ;,A
meRts % buyers Of b .aa0'e-
other house 10 the coun,r '"'" any
toins = ls,oss s'5 - sue con.
Rooks and ala, h. csrOn q
offered. OeloTa
A valuable gin WEI ,om 8.
cents 10 one hundred a. %m4'
giTen with every bool G H. o
sale. "me
The most liberal ira ,.,,.
clubs. For particulars .Yoa y !,
new catalogue. H'"a
wb;. I' . ,SliOS " y a SCI Fl Of gih
Of books, at The time off, ''1a''
cha;Us .;Ia : T'.Vtr gpr
Of canoes, mosaic, f %,'
garnet, Turquoise, aud .s rola
gold lockeis, pencils q %JJ,..
neck aud chaleIain CT ~ r4ia
som dnds. ElOote hu,.-. aa.g y,
knives, FN'Ae
And a thousand vari,, ,;t,
equal value. o"
we also keep on hand -oi,..
lection Of Silver Plated ''' wa
Also a beautiful assor,m ofFo,,,
~, Tvs '"O Su"e'y' "hol uad H.
COMMISSIONS TO A IA
an o'"er o. len rs by En-
git will be given. Whe. nbs, :,
books are ordered, they h. ..,,
per Express as it is niue ,ne,a,i
safer. When ordered to rwn,Jai
by mail, postage must be osed win
the order, ae postage mu a nren,iJ
By ordering them for~ nv r..
press, the expense Of pos u.is save.
RATES OF POSTAGE on q ,Eyr
BY NAIL:
For 81 90 and 81 rs be- tweniv.
n cents must be sent for ca b.
For 81 so books, thiIls ents r1ua
be sent for each
For % 90 books, fifty e.. > nuH B,
sent 70" each book.
And higher priced boo 10 ia pro,or
lion.
For foil particulars, SEN a Ca.,
logue, which will be NJ ed freq, 10
any address.
All | ask is a trial. Send me N
order, aud you will be onvnsed thai
here is no exaggcraIion.
A. G. tt TOMB,
Southeast corner OF Daulhin md
Royal streets, Mobile, Ala.
March 7. 1860.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
\ aSAlNgl0N Ee6 4, IN6I.

81 aShlAgt0n Eco Y +, 1861.
SIR On the eve Of your departure
from this place, which has been the
scene of your labors for the IaSt four
years, we desire to express cur regret,
in parting from you, and to assure you
that, while cur official relations have
been severed, We trust that those other
more cordial ana kindly relations which
have sprung up tom them will forever
Eemain unchanged
Witnesses OF the asSiduity, energy,
aud ability which you have devoted 10
the management Of the affairs Of this
Department, and approaching the strict
impartiality and unwaverlng regard to
justice which have characterized your
official action, we rejoice III the success
which has crowned your efforts in pro.
noting those public Interests which have
been committed to your charge, We
know that you are entitled to the thanks
OF the whole country, bu: We wish to
express our own particularly, since it is
a source of pardonable pride that We
have been &c lnected with the Depart.
meut during a period when so mucL. has
been accom- lished for the public good
that wen political opponents have vol
uutarily yielded you the tribute OF their
approval and applause But, sir, while
inspired with respect and admiration for
your public services, We have been no
less impressed with sentiments of es.
TEEN for your private worth and person.
al character. The courtesy and kind.
ness which have marked your intercourse
with US will ever be held III grateful re.
membrance, and now, in taxing leave,
we assure you that we will ever cherish
earnest wishes for your happiness and
welfare. We have the honor to be, with
high respect, yourobedient servants,
Moses KELLY,
A. i. GREENWOOD.
CHARLES L. Nix,
Jos. G. WILSON,
Jos. Z. G. KENNEDY,
S, I. SHUGERr,
GEO. G. WHITING,
and Others.
Hon. j. Thompson, Washington.
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DIR. HENDRICK.
Pure White Lead

: no all responsible and prompt INV.
ing men TEN N per Mound
ls al! that will be charged Tor Pny,
Waste 4tGg atthe. Drug Store Of
sAAPLE& MeLELLAND
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
NFVER DEBUJTATES

NE VEN OED I n ! EG&
ut Is COMPOUNDED EkrlRkhY ERQA eukA,
Npd kaa bssNne 81 eetAhNAhed faGl, e STANDARD
MealaiHs, knowh and sp proved ~ At that hAve
nseI u, hrd ta nnw r. n etFtad 70 VIA oonhaenee
h All he diasaaea fOrl AlvhhAttis FenSmmeRiaA.
II has cured a6uaandFl swttaints e h1 twoyehN,
VIII Aaa glvaa up alt Ihnpeaa EaAsh esasbnas
meFuun unsoli0itod eeNi AtauAtea In AZ paAsAsiaa
The Ao-e nns, be AlAn.t #ltea 10 Ne tsnpsFamei
OF he individual taking Oh. anduaaain saaAqaaA'
utias az ~ set gully Or SItho bow ele,
lie. the diotAtsh Of yourI %pudgrent Eaae Yna "
the nAa 81 the likSHtsiTfN unA :
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tnd rnSy h used Ancre-e n 'rily y ~ pSh[NAkN
SANlEg H0tIlrH. J. v wi cnfe Sick bSGRh~
ache "a at,SAudu tsr b e. ity, In twenty
minutes, II tWg o hrer teRAp0oufnls RFe
t4hed q Q ihntrtctnen Ji2i altAek
All NVh6 usb lC,I Hare giving their tnstTne-
uytu ~iA-t.v,F lFAl
AE-N'x yster IA he mouth with the AnviR0rae0f, AMI
,walow both together.
pR.cE N DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-02-27
The Great English IIemed!

SIR JAMES CLARKS
Prepared from a prescription Of 81,
J. Clarke VI D. Physician EItra
Ordinaryto the Queen
This lnyniuable medicine is unraili - IN tn.
:ure Of all those painful aud dangerous discus
"a Which the female constitution is subject. ]
moderales all excess and removes all obStruc
ions, and a speedy cure may be relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES',
t is peculiarly suited. II wiIIn a short tim
bring on the monthly period with REGULAR
Each 5ollle, price Ona Dollar, bears the gov
ramcnt stamp Of Great Britain, to prev
yoNn,er'ails'
CAUTION.
These Pills Sh0aM not be taken b,
femaies daring FIRST I'HREL
NONTHS Of Pregnancy, as he3
a,e su1r 10 bring on Miscarriage, hi
al any other 1ta1e tAey ore safe.
In all eises If Nervous a0u spinlI Aieailan,
pam IN the s .ck and Ltmbs. Fatigue on Sigh
rxeriion, B.lgiari"n ollie II. ar, Hy.tef,c
'Hi WI t 5, tlrse Pills VII eflcl curw he
III other means have Aj'el and altho a
ppwetfd ron,,dy, doUot coot'in iroti caIomel
o. aliimony, n anytun, hurt Ito the con.
Fu5l ij-ecnons in hep amph,et around eacl
''9,a!s, which saoaid be eareaiiy preserved
sols Agent OF tie Umyd States and Caua
IA.
~ &C, BALDWIN & Coz
R'caasFr, N. Y.
N, B.-SI,O O md 6postage s akps encivs d
. any ~al,aotz'd Agent, will lnkRe a botl'e'
oa,spi,g 50 pills, by ,erurn ma
For sale IN Macon by M DENT,
SAMPLES McL.H INLAND.
For SALE To
Nacrh I 1860 ly \