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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
CoKsIyo. Wodnerd,y. Nov. 3. 1862

CoRsIso. Wodnosd,y. Nov. s. 1862.
stsuben County-Twenty FIVE towns give wadsworth 17s
msjorty Eight towns to hear from viii increase 1t slightly.
Aegsoy County will probably Civ. wsdsworh $500 m,.
joiiy.
DusKIRK. Wednesday. Nov. s. 1861
Chsutauqus County Is estimated 5000 majority for wads.
worth
fenton Republican, Is reelected to conges
'CAYUGA COUNTY.
Twenty fourth Consrerroasl Distr,ct-C.yusa County
gives 400 majority for Pomsroy. Republican Congress-
Wayne County gives Pomeroy 1000 majority Seneca
ty gives Hsdly the Democratic csnddste 900 NAL Pons.
roy's majority In the district 1880
CHEMUNo COUNTY.
Wedsworth rs majority Hathaway, Dem. for Congress-
has 7S majority In the county but Van vakenbug the Re-
publican candidate Is elected in tbs district
CLINTON COUNTY
Tho returns IN Clinton County far give Seymour about
500 majority
The whole Democratic ticket IA the county IL elected
MADISON COUNTY.
Six towns 10 the 1t Assembly District give Wadtwor.h
1871 maoIi,yi the other two increase il to $50
ONEIDA COUNTY.
The Hon Francis KEENAN, Denl 10 chosen for Congress In
this Disiric. by ebou, zoe majority
The As.embymon in this county stand two Dem0cra and
two Republicans.
cswLGo COUNTY.
Return. from nearly all tho IA Oswego County show
Harvey Palmer Republicans elected to the A''eohy
Col De Wit C. Lueobn Rep, 81 Cohgro, has irossllJ
eco majority in the district
QUEENS COUNTY.
IN Ro,lyp the vote was:
For W Nads"oftE... 81
For seymour. -
The rs,grus from the County,
Eew'own-Hejority for seynour......... 60
Jamaic@-Nsj 5rty for Sc inIour............ 20
Flusline-MfjoTi fer Seyinonr............ %o
Her ps'aad-N ,joiiy Tor Wadswofth...... 20
korih Hcmp.eSd-n'jority foI adswor,h 40
800 -
Aggregate majority Tor Seymour .i,o5I
leaving only Oyster Bay hear FROM hch vii probably
increase his majority to ! ,2)o in the Couaiy.
EOCKLAND COUNTY-CoSGRrss CouPLrTs
Hsishrs minority over n iioId............... 7vs
Sug, majority over Radiord..
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Full returns from Saratoga County sive Wsdswoh s69
jehy. Msryin, for Congress. Las CO.. majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
DIED..

BArES-A. East Chester. on Wednesday NOV D Fe'o'
Betes. ia the 5ath year Of his eso' -, ..,s,u. 4.
Tn, ,eve, aud feuds of the family are respscf'uly IN
yted 10 attend funeral rom hts late rrsdenee So
Cho,ier s lri o'olJck on Friday uonns tAe .'n INST
Carages will 10 Ia wsrgs a. tho scsrsdae spot Gu mo
sya Of tue Us train Of car. from aSsh aees Has'm Na
Iosd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Vi.cousin Election.

MfLwAuKna, Wedne,day. Nov. .. 'S'f
Tho Democrats have elected two fnem'ef' OF "'Ds'
Mesr- Hrowp and Gldrdge Tic hep"ohean' n''e
:, - e,., co,b and UsscLot,. Ono district 10 ye. in
al, All ,bs Democratic Assembly elected ion th'
CIV Of s,gausee. Tue Dsaocrai. have ssroi largely Ia
,ome psit, CT lhe state
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
yInpsns Election.

Special Dsg.lch 10 The Il Y. Thbsne 100,
Lz,ynHwonu, wedaosday. Nov ;. ho''
The Con,,rsoite rubl,he' reuns viieh 'how 'h" =.
ytlder. Republican is.ocisdto Congress BY 80" "onV
IsA,nswoErH. Wednostsy' Nov g. iCol.
rsturus from l.s bts.o Indicate ps sleoslon
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

Master and Executive Oaicsrs jmiu r. Joaes: Acting
MASTER, Joshua w Crosby John s. gordop; Asii I
Psymsater, John L. @. Strong; Surgeon. H. w mvenrn
Ensign Julisn r. Boyer, Masters Mates. Robert "ie'
and John Grn; Acting Pay masters Clert Thomas o.
S,snley Acting Surgeons CLERK 8. A. Fisher feoman 70;
A. Sumner Acting Gunner VIM. Allen and crew oi i'o
man.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

Fishers msjorty in the State is nine t9 Cannon. for
Governor ahead Of his Ticket and will have 100
majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

tho entire publican State ticket Wilder, Rep for Con-
probably elected PArott Uuion. aud Matthias
| Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
GWrDHSE-orspxr1cr gz--4
ysnrLc:s-Hfporlcd ig TehRraD'

rsarkc:s-R,porlcdj ~ TeLgrapi.
Pm -tPIiA Nov. S-FLouK doll, RI 81 !l6 & &C.
C)Ra Va fir request 1Jc. dull CoFFEx baoysnt
Rio. 3Jc WsisE hrm st -. 9sce -
B1LTtu0ARi noy 6--FL0uSstsady. WHEAT Quiet: White.
~ J0E 81 30 Rcd <74 81 So CoaS dai; " hts. 10
-; yellow a.2c COFYEE buoY ant NHlsXr iTm at Ale.
PsovisloNs dali
Br,s.Lo. ROY. s. L5o-FLoua quiet. WsrAr moderately
ltr demand ; sales IS COO bash. 90c for Cb.csgo
sgrinS No. q s1 Is Red Winter Western. CoRy 10 iair
demand coo bush q, 5ta3c. OARS IN far demsad
sses ,p tO0 bush ~ a60lsI CANAL FNEGHTs weak at Bic
o. Com 2ia on Wheat Newiork. IMPORTS 1900 b5s
Flour. so bush. beat IS 100 bush Com. ErsosTt. 6o
bbl, Flour; las c0J busb Whes' 2o1 900 bush Cern
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Congress.

ol,. Member, of Cong'e' elected
l. Suffolk Queens. &e.......Henyt q. Sfetsins.
J. Klrfs c. IN payt.......... M1vfis kafkfeiseh.
:. no. residue. Nos1 y. OdsL
4 City. lower Ntrd,... 'B u ami. Wood
5 Dc. T. 10, -. Is do.......Fohando Wood
6. DO. g. IL. 10 do..........' Lgga WdTd
Z. Dc. IL, Il do..............J an ". ChaHIer.
.. DO. 10. 20 2i do..........Ja-e' b'oek'
g DO. IL. 10 p do..........5At'a Rerrfct.
10 Wesoh,s,or, &c.......... DiRils Rddtord
H. Orslse Suliiyan...........Ch Charlss ~ Wnvlsid
a. COlsmbis Duoless.......H @er 4. Nslssn
- Greene, UlseT........... John Il. Siseis
IL AIb.ny sohchslie. "ETasips Corning
H. Reansssr. Washing 4. Cr'aoG probably
is Clinton. Essex, ,&c........ORLASDo KELLOGG.
II. YTstki1 6. LAwrcnco....CALvIS r. EulBUhp
Is Ssrstugs, ,6c............Iaiai BIood tProbsbiyD
IL. De'sv are, Otfeso. &c......SAHuEL y. MILLER
90 Jefferson, &c.............sANyEosR w. CLARK
a. Oaeida..... TTGnes hieyHon.
q. Madison. Osweso. C. LIrTLKJoHs.
- Cortland Onondasa.. .-.Tgcsas 4. DAVIS
u. Csyuga, Wsyre Sc......'THroDonR NJ PoxEnor
p. hssngson. Yttes. kc.....DASlEL MoRnrs
D. Broome, n,ss. tc........GiLEs ". HoTCHEisN
o. Sesben. Aey1ny &c...sRoHr. II. VAN VAigKsBrRen.
q Monroe, Or'.sns...........F gEErAg (LARKE-
20 Genessc Gc..............' = uCrsrUs FRANK
- tr!s.......................Jlha Canon.
1i. Chssts1gus. Ge..........'R1usES Z. YESros.
Members Of the pgesont House.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Delaware Election.

WILMINGTON, D-l Wednesday, Nov 8. 1907.
Csnuen. Union. for Governor, i elected certain The
Legislsiure 4, stiii In doubt.
The following the returns for Congress,
Counties. Fisher Union. Temple, Dem.
New cattle. ......,. .......3Ii3 1893
Kcnt........................ =. 4i8 msj.
Sussex..................... =. 80 mall
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

TnckeI over Van Cot. 81 ,js5
Tucker over all. ,093
Ii.t D.trict Twelfth Wrrd. Third nistric EirFrsen;h
Ward, Forrh D.irct Nineteenth wna. S-coti flsaih,
Eleventh. std 1LItes,h Di.sici. Of tho Twent.h. and
ou.enfh District Of toe -Dty second Wards sckinr
Mr. lscus declined that the recorded 10 10 te
t.ien ~ syidgYce OF his POI dsri.y 80 osnddss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

members II tie present Cono All tho meiabes eI'
ezra Ma. Sleeper are Union Republicans.
BosIoS. Weiao.iay. Nov 3 lcsh
Retains from 2J5 towns give john A. Andrew for
Governor g, ~ Brighter. DeseDs, in TIE same
towns has 1890. Androw'r majority In tire State
will be lbeu, 10000.
eRS.rr.-Tlriy{our Republicans arc elected
and Elk Peoples Union men.
HorsE.-One hundred nnl scyen'y-nlnc Rcpnb'
Iieans and thir,y-iour Peoples Union men arc
elected.
Tweny.soyen towns are yet to he beard from.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
6perial Notiees.


Seventh Ward.-A rsgulsr meeting Of tho nspytNcsn
Association will bs held THIS lThursdsy) EVENING Nov
9, at "A o'clock. ChAS. II. HALL, ftesSs%t'
JANIS "; , TE.sI, }sscret.r..
A Regular D1ceting Of the Sixth Ward Repgs:ess
Of BGookyn viii be held at the OF Coao
and upion -s,s, on THURSDAY EvENINH Eov. 6, 1sa3,
ut a o'clock. 4 fall attendance 10 requested. ,
8 J. EDWARDS, Presidsp'
nIIc L. MILLER. Secretary ~
Gee. w. Curtis, esQ.s VII deliver the fourth Lessurs
Of Course IN tho s'e CoIgresa Chufcr bo't'
yn THIS lfnuf.cayl EVENING. =. O'Clock. spolees'
TIE ner.csn Doc rine Of Liberty" Caris OF aeal<,oh
rs cents. nav De had st Sawyer TLompson corner OF Jay
AZ Ard Eulton.sy or at tho door Of the Church
Anne erfcan IustItute.-A stated Monib.y Mee:iss o.
thI Institute will Re hed at its IL the Cooper Cn's
Building THIS (Thursdsy Es ENlSG Nov Sat o'clsck
THOMAS McELhAlH, Rec. Sec.
+. N. n. F.-The r. W.. GRAND LODGE Of SOUTH.
EHS SfW.iORK will hold the regular stated session IN u
y. Hall, Grsns-st, on IhUhsDAi H' 'ss
ON n''' " '''S'e', J0sN j. DAVIES O. SEQ
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
aTaTp SENATOR.

Tie County ticket. all DemocfS.s. were elected
By the following Inaiorities
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the citi
aens of Noxubee, and the surrounding
counties, on Wednesday, the Doth inst
to take into consideration the war and it,
prospects.
Hon. Israel Welsh, member elect tc
Congress, from this District, will ad.
dress bis fellow citizens upon the allah.
sOrbing topics of the day.
The Ladies are especially invited to
attend.
AT night, of the same day, a Concert
and Tableaux by the Ladies Of our
sister town Shuqulak will be given at the
Calhoun Institute. Their efforts to please
and instruct their audiences, a1d pro
cure means of comfort TO our suffering
soldiery, now in the tented field, have
always been q grand success" and we
hope that our community will turn out
en- maS9e, men, women and children, to
do honor to this occasion. We under.
stand the proceeds of the Concert will
be given to the Soldiers Aid Society of
Macon, which we think decidedly libe-
raj, and deserves the highest gratitude
from US.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
PUBLIC MEETING.

a meeting Of the citizens Of Noxubee
County was held in the Town Hall Of
Macon on Saturday, 18th inst. Judge
0. G. Eiland chairman and R. E Y.
Yates secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Lemuel Adams, it
was unanimously
Resolved, That in the opinion ofthis
meeting, the sum of five hundred dol.
lars is a fair average value for negroes,
and that farmers should be governed by
this standard in giving in their proper
ty for taxes, State and Confederate.
On motion of Mr.. j. B. Mastin the
Macon Beacon was requested to pub,
lish the proceedings of the meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
O. G. EILAND, Chm.
r. L, V. YATES Sect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
r. L V. YATES Sect.

ARREST OF a SOUTHERN LAuY.-A
correspondent Of the New York Herald
writing from Montpelier, w., under
date ofthe Esd ultimo, furnishes tina,
paper with the following:
For some time past officers have been
on the alert tracking the movements Of
a lady whose frequent and mysterious
visits to Canada and back excited their
attention. One detective had been en-.
gagged nearly a month in following her.
She was known to have visited certain
secession parties in Montreal, Quebeck,
etc., and to have returned to a small
town in this State, near the Canada line,
where she was closeted with a male CON.
freye from the South, and soon after
leave, as if DESTROYS of avoiding obsetva,
ton from any one. She was last night
arrested in St. Adams, W., and it is re-.
ported here i'll Montpelier that impor-
tant State documents we're found con.
cealed on her person. Communications
with the rebels across the Canada lines,
and thence Southwark through Yer.
mont, has been long suspected, but this
is the first arrest.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22

,sr in ibis Regiment in size march
tau Peterstogr to s-- mi. was
To the casual observer eypoiitio-
vas asteuded. with fruiless hes It's bup
VIXEN its history is well knoa', viii
challenge censure. If Floyd dr. no,
ing more than battle the ene,ay in some
undertaking, be was seacie ltly repaid
tor bis trouble and that Tie eueny lid
contemplate "a descent ap,n Os probably
upon the Ri. is 4asons1le to believe,
else Why was so argo al army 'oOcen-
,rared at Cogo. Hll when they had
lad oal a sing, r. nett guarding
that PASS tor Eve a3rr., layd held
Cote hi. long as 81 e but dis
pairing + I6 ard with . 'or edge Of
that the ensay ge-. iat, nA Nig. re-.
ilforcene Lo desc 81 "a be Hide
Of November, Thru s. 4y,rs later,
and he would have 5een 10 oe to ne
straight II either cutting his ay out or
of srrrendering his little arr as prison
ers of wa. Il vas Gen. 3 Baam, per.
haps hat 'ssaycd &c cut Us # at Fay
ettevllIe, :or he was -barg , b. Rosen-
cranz a, Washington with IA ng per
mitted Floy to escape. Tie court
martial know ng Gen Beuh L adver.
sary better inaa Roseorans, had sense
enough to ignore the charges Is soon as
presented.
Of one thing We nov eel pretty GER
tain, aud that is, if We ever should get
in a tight place, we have got a General
with luugment enough 10 get us out
safely.
Last Monday there vas an election il
tho company to fill the place vacated by
the resignation Of 1t R, S c. Foster.
Robt. G. McLelland was the successful
candidate. Without intendiDa any dis
ParsgiDg reflections upon any me the
result was gratifying o his friends and
satisfactory to all. During cur term of
service he has uniformly enjoyed the re,
spect and confidence c, his comrades.
To the list of the Noxubee Rifemen,
dead, already published, you may add
P. H. Grace Of Brooksyille, j, W. Al.
len of Nozubee, Sam. Conner Of Cooks,
vile, and Thos. Gayuor, a recruit who
joined US at Iuka.
P. TT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22

arrival Of the Burnside Egpedi
tson in Panalico Sound The Nor.
folk Day Book says;
Information reached this city last ev.
e ing 10 the effect that a Federal fleet
hac made its appearance in Pamlico
Sound.
The feet consists of twenty guuBoats,
drawing from five to six feet of water
and carrying some of them, five guns.
hey were first discovered by Capt.
Hunter, who, while reconuoitering, was
shot at by them. On his ret urn to the
island he reported the fact, and our forces
proceeded at once TO place themselves in
o state Of readiness for an attack.
Ibis is suppose to DO a portion Of the
Burnside expedition, and it is thought,
BY some, that it's object is to prepare for
an attack upon Norfolk from the rear.
A board consisting Of bankers from
tie principal cities met the finance cam
mittees Of Congress at Chase's residence
Monday. :
After a conference Of four hours d..
alton they came to no result. Chase
threatened high taxep. The b.pker,
were inexOrabIe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22

~ANoTHER CALL-Ehe Governor
has issued q Proclamation calling for
twenty companies to serve for a year
down on the coast. The enemy is threat,
ening Mobile, and the young men Of
Noxuboe should turn out to defend
their commercial city,
Under the above call, Jas. H. Rivcs,
ate of the NOxubee, Rifles, is authoriz.
TO raise a Cavalry company, and will
receive the names of those wishing to
join at Lis ofcein Macon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
THE MACON BEACON
Macon, Mississippi.
WednesdayIJan ~, 1862.

CrTBE SixTy-DAY MEN.-A com.
municatiou from Orderly Sergeant "
in last week Beacon has excited con-
siderable feeling in certain quarters
~. Captains response, in this days
issue viii no doubt 60 far to allay the
ill,fcehng aroused, The Orderly doubt
less, after q restless night 60: out On the
wrong side of the bed in Il bad humor
with himself and the rest Of mankind,
sieEad his pen instead of bis sword and
sloshed about generally We are per-
fectly satisfied the Orderly is as con-
s%cious' Of the yalor Of Mississippiaus as
any one. Cowardice can no more exist
on the soil Of Mississippi than snakes
can 10 Ireland. 1t is a clear case,
chat what the Orderly said vas meant
entirely in a Pickwiokian sense, and
the sixty.day" men should by all
means take the remarks in that light,
Weagree with the Hon. Israel Welsh
when he remarked, that no spot on the
face of the earth could produce drawer
men and prettier women than Missis-
sippi 1t would be a safe plan, though,
for one of Mississippi's daughters to Sc
cure him before he goes to Richmond.
For, to use an Indian expression, white
men are very uncertain,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22

~ AN EXAMPBE-An example was
made ty DR.. Sample, our new Mayor,
Of a young man Of Crawfordville. On.
'rthe influence Of good whiskoy which
mace lin the more inexcusaBle, he un.
ocrtoof to regulate The town of Macon
to SUI his own notion. He was very
PFoler.y fined by The court 500, and
$40 more for hi conduct before the
court. Sample i. an old soldier, and it
will not do for 20 ugstors, With more
money in their pocket than sense in their
heads, 10 be violating the laws.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
Shuq ajax. Jan. 10 4
State Of Mississippi.
Winston ntg'

State Of Mississippi
Winston nfg'
PROBATE COURT, JAKUAS FsA AZ %1 :.
The State Of Mississippi . Sarah bIs
we'll, Chas. Champian, -ancls Iy W".,
and her husband - ''evlnaI va!
Ann Champian, Chs e Cnanlpso,
William Champian, Swan 0haplp. az
Ruth Champian, Jane ohanPlan, any ny
Lucy Ann Medina, ne''s'at,IaT a1s
distributes Of the esta.e OF "'l'D''
Duncan, a lunatic, dc.e'sed-
YOU are hereby cited . be aDd q
pear before the Judge OF our li 4,
court for the County Of 'ns,0a' ' wv.
COURTHOUSE thereof on The Ind MO nL"s
in March next, then and there 70 S s.'
cause, If any you have, Why the D ~
account Of willis Kelly, guardian q S., %r
person and estate of said luna'lC, ~" y,
presented to our said court for auS a,.S
and allowance, should not be auu' "nd
and an allowance decreed thereon s0T. nd
he, in his fduciary character Iu' ,|,'iioG
finally discharged from further uu'"'
and liabilities in the premises t,i,c,
Witness the Hon. 3. w. Smytoo' IVAN vaa.
Of Probate for said comfy the Z0'"
day 10 January. A. D. 1862 IN
Issued .Le 18th day Of January
1862. ,,nv. rl.,E
w. S. BoLLINc, Solicitor. !. "a
Jan. %, 1862. 4w H''"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
T~ELEGRAPHTC NEWS
From tie Mobile Papers.

RICHMOND, Jan 18.-Ex. Prcsiden.
Tyler died during last night. Til,
Confederate flag was displayed to-day
at half mast on the Capitol.
The Examiners special Charleston
correspondent, telegraphing yesterday
reports that all the Yankee vessels have
left PORT Royal, probably to cooperate
with Burnside.
WILMINGTON, Jan. lS.-A letter
from Newbern, dated The 18th, from q
reliable source, says a steamer has ar.
rived from Pamlico Sound, which re.
ports that 43 vessels are at Hatteras.
1t is supposed their destination is Roa.
noke Island, or Newbern
WILMINGTON, Jan. l8.-Further and
Official intelligence by passengers from
Portmootb, N. G, yesterday report 40
steamers and 3 sail vessels at Hatteras.
The majority of them arrived a week
ago,
RICHMOND, Jan. 19.-The CORES.
pendent of the Tribune says Pamlico
Sound is the field Of oporation for Burn.
sides feet.
RICHMOND, Jan 19-The remain,
of John Tyler are DOW lying in state in
the Congress Hall.
Eulogies will be pronounced on him
tomorrow.
The funeral will take place Tuesday ~,
and 1t IS understood he will be buried
by the side of the remains of james
Monroe, in Hollywood Cemetery,
hfcHMoND, Jan. H. The Exami.
ner and special Norfolk reporter sent hi,
despatch late last night.
The New York Herald oftbe the 05tb
says Cameron has resigned and that n
NJ Staunton Las been appointed to sue.
ceeded him.
Cameron, it was said, would 20 to
Russia as Minister from the Uo;,oa
States
Mcclellan is attending to business.
1t was rumored that Chase intend to
to accepts a seat in the Sonata
COL Kearney is dead.
The Foderals claim a victory at Pres.
tonbuFg over Marshall.
COL Gorield reports Marshall %ren0l,.
ed and fleeing in great confusion. car.
rylng OF numbers Of dead and wound.
ed.
The FederalS found q dead bodio.
and Is prisoners.
The Federals loss is put down at two
and 26 wounded.
MI /
The Federals House Of representa-.
tlVes has passed bib abOlisbing II.
ranking privilege.
The appropriations for the army the
year ending next June, amounts ne,rlY
to four hundred and fifty millions
The Federals Senate on Tuesday
passed a bill disObargiug the fugiIiya
slaves jailed'in the District Of Columhi,
Thirteen vessels at Hampton Road,
vent tO-Sea on Thursday. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22

The Columbus Republic snys, in he
heavy storm of last week the lighting
struck theligLtniag Rods on the New
Methodist Church destroying The rods
and running Utmost around the church
without doing any further damage. 1t
-Iso struck The ,fhce of Green T. Hill
10 ing Of one corner, damage slight.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

BY virtue Of the Governors procla
nation, | will hold an election at the
different precints in Noxubee County
on Monday the 10th day of February
next, for an Auditor Of Public Account.
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Col. E. R. Burt.
The following persons are a list OF
managers and returning officers at the
different precincts,
1rNN CREEE-Manngors-W. W
Gaines. J. a, Burch, j, N. Oldncr.
koturning officer, VIM. Bcvill.
BlGBY Mauagers-W. D.
Gholson, NJ, A Gore, Jacob II. Pierce.
Ket. officer, Reuben Wells.
BRooKsylLLE- Managers j. A.
Heard, John LQndrum, John Dismukes.
Ret. officer, ?, G. Luttrell.
WooDLAwN- Managers Vim. II.
nhl'n' NJ Archer, W. A. Hines, Y. NJ.
Chambers
ooKsvILLE-Ma nagors-E. Spark.
man, G. Il, Bishop, JAS. r. Moore.
Ket. officer, J. B. Robbins
Managers William
DoFroh, ), Huckaby, Kills Anderson.
RGt' officer s, II. Penny,
ouhMERyILLE- Managcrs--R. Hud-
SON a Il, Nail, R. Yoe, Ret. officer.
|. Griffin.
SnvQUALAK-M anagers--T. S. Ty.
son, Sam. G. MoNccs, John Anderson.
Ret. officer, il, Bledsoo.
TRoTMAN's- Managers-Wm. Trot.
man. Wm, Pickett, VIM. Dugan. Ret.
officer, M. Henderson.
r MAcoN-Managers-C, ". Allen,
b. Ames, Jesse Blythe. Returning
W.M CONNOR, Sheriff
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" NJ CONNOR, Sheriff
OF Noxubee County.
FROM TIE NOXUBEE CANAL.
RY.

W." mr. hUAUBEE CAFAL
RY.
Moscow, KY, Jan. 3, so.
Mr.. II, c. Ferris,
Editor Macon Beacon;
Dear Sir At a meeting held by the
members of the Noxubee Cavalry this
day, Captain HSW. Foote was called to
the chair, and e. c. Clements request.
ed to act as Secretary, at which meet.
ing the following preamble and resolu.
''onS were unanimously adopted
Capt. H. W. FOOTE, Chm.
Il. c. CLEMENTS, Sec.
Whereas Divine Providence, on the
morning OF the 23d of December, 1861,
by death removed from among us our
friend and companion in arms A. G.
"Olu' aI'er a severe illness of FIVE DAYS.
Resolved, That it was with great sor.
row we witnessed his death; and BY it
our company lost one of its most faith.
full members, our country a true and
Wiling patriot, the army a brave soldier.
and oppressed liberty a gallant defender.
Resolved, That, with n voice. we
bear witness to the g~allantry, courage
ana s%elt-sacrifcing patriotism Of the de-.
ceased and that we deeply sywpathise
with his relatives and many friends in
their sad bereavement.
, Resolved, That the Macon Beaeou
requested to publish the proceedings
Oh the meeting, aud send a copy Of the
to the brother Orchard Word( Of
the deceased, at Hopkinsvino, XIV.
Oommittee-Lieut. f. j. Dsupppu
J. Il. HARDY.
5. b. Day.
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MN AaNhSCF NOUlce. IN
Taken up b. G grgc Maxoy, on \
18th Of December SCI, a oir,I Irs
with a blaze fece, 'ut five years M
hind feet white, an appraised at SCI
and to be sold or The first Mopjn 4
July. 1862.
Taken up on tie l7th Of Dccenb.,
1861, by I. P. Nc ,owon, a black iH,.
supposed to be t1a,o years old na
spring, and apor sei at thirty doNas
and will he solo on the first Monday h
May, 1862. :
CHR GR0SSMAN.
Jan. %, 1862 Ranger
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