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G~TrRNED Ur-The il poster who
represented himself to the ed or Of lila
paper and this community as Col Il. l..
Aceo and then clandestinc y skuikcd
off without settling bis bills, some time
since, IS Joseph w. Wright who reD-
resented himself as lately in tile Yir.
gina service as Captain, and who MAS
then a candidate for Major.G neral in
this State, and so announced II the Mis-.
slssippian, lie stated that he had Igte.
J located with his family in Macon Nox.
ubee county. We are informed by his
acquaintance on the sea.coa.t Of this
state, that he is an excellent ga1dacy
his daily avocation, --but true to tba
traditions Of a perserse nature, cat of
forbidden fruit and when he heard
the voice Of bis master walking in the
garden, he hid from lis presence. In
other words, he came up missiug F!
win our cotcmr oraries pass linn
around?
In justice to Col AoEE, We will men.
ton that he is a gentleman who eni2vs
extensive acquaintance a fire reputation
and much popularity in this State, and
has served his country with much cal.
and distinction, we are assured
IN tic Missouri campaigns lie is still
striving, with fatteriug prospects, to
organize a regiment Of inf ntry for the
war and vii undoubtedly sncceed. En-
pass0nt, his " card" a copy Of which
Wright, the imposter, leh at this Office
IS The most captivating and soul search
appeal to patriotism VIC have seen
the war.
Qnitmaa Adgetssey.
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E7Thc election Of a Judge Of the
Supreme Court, Ulce Caruthors deceas.
ed, occurred q few weeks since in Ten.
nessoe. It seems Mckinney of Knox.
vile was elected, a gentleman Of no
mean abilities, who has long been upon
the bench, but has never been regarded
the equal of Turley Of Tennessee, nor of
6harkey Of this State, Judge McKin-
ney was e member of the Peace Confer,
ence which we used to read about, At
that time be was deemed an ultra seces-
Flonlst. 1t seems, however, that his
S%oundness was questioned in the late
contest by the Appeal, and yet in Mem.
PMS the returns show that the opposition
to Mckinney was merely nominal
This haste to question the %soundness of
men, On the part Of original"
Secessionists results in an iuinitude Of
harm It induces men who 60 not think
for themselves to believe tint there is
no safety for persons or cha acter, ex.
'ept upon condition that all indepeud.
9nce Of thought and action arc abandon.
ID The Appeal candidate one Sneed
whom We know nothing, save that he
vas a supporter of Governor / rris, was
in the ace. We wish The press
would ignore old party lines. md then
the Government git d SO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-06-04

G~The city OF Macon lit must be q
city, since We have a mayor and city
guard is now more populous than at
any former period'in the worlds history.
The female Academy, that beautiful
structure on the lofty emihence which is
To- Macon what the Parthenon was to
Athens, is now crowded with men. tho
its builders designated it for women.
This substitution Of the sexes is one Of
the scenes in the grand drama of reyo.
luton. Then we have another The
elegant gentleman ard accomplished
scholar. Mr.. Harris, who combines mo.
desty, picty and e%loquenco in all tie
relations Of life, has made a hospital Of
the basement Of his church, and thus be
comes curator for both the bodies and
souls Of his countrymen, J.W, Massin.
gale who was wont to make buggiea and
fancy vehicles. now contriyes collins in
which not a few are ferried over the
Styx' We have here a thousand sick
men, in substitution for the thousand
who have left our county as soldiers for
the war.
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SANAN mufNtA00t Va tug G@uekA
ais from Richmond.
The Examiner says Gen, Branch, in
Tuesday SIGHT at New Hanover, sue.
ceeded in getting off bis entire com.
mand, and Ashland is still in our lines.
Richmond, May Sl.-The latest re-
liable reports from the battlefield rep.
resent that the enemy have been driven
one mile and a half from their position,
and u forces are occupying their camp.
We captured three batteries, after most
desperi tie fighting, the enemy being pro.
tected by entertainments and woods.
Several hundred prisoners are report
ed taken by our forces.
Richmond, May Oath. There was a
sharp skirmish this morning, at New
Bridge, which is some distance from the
locality Of the other skirmish. The
Fifth Louisiana was on picket duty at
that outpost, and were attacked by a
large force of Yankees, The firing COL
tinued for sevral hours. About 40 Con-
federates were wounded, but none kill.
ed.
Richmond, May 25.-Authehtic in.
formation has been received here of an.
other victory achieved BY Gen. Stone.
wall jackson, in front of the town of
Front Royal, Warren county Va. The
enemy was routed and a number Of pris.
oners and arms cuptured.
Richmond, May 26,--Tho Examiner
received tie following special despatch
today
Generals Jackson and Ewell have ia.
ken Front Royal aud Winchester, ACHE.
wing a complete victory
-Four thousand prisoners already to.
ken, and they are still coming in.
All the enemy's stores were taken at
Winchester
Our loas one hundred killed and wouu. t
ded.
The following official dispatch hat
been received this morning from Stapn.
ton 7
Gen. Jackson's forces entered Win.
on the 25th, CAPTURING all the :
aneEy's conmisary and ordnance stores.
The enemy tried to burn the town, :
but were too closely pursued.
We took the LIST Maryland Regiatent il
md the..lst Vermont Cavalry at 'FRONT.' !.
and 1000 prisoners at Winches.
err.
Our loss one hundred killed and
Wounded
Our forces are still in pursuit of tie
nomy who are completely routed.
Savannah, May 26.-Tbe Republi,
an of this morning says some forty or 4
.tty Federals landed and went IN from Y
to Welaka, when they we're v
red upon by the C~ortoderatos and o'
of the enemy killed.
On Tuesday a barge with 81 FEEDER.
Is approached St, Marks, was ambus. :
AIDED and II Yankees killed.. A
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GA great zeal Of simulated iadig.
nation has been reused against Gen.
Butler, on account Of his rather coarse
order respectful the aides Of New Or.
leans, Now, while we unqnal,fedly
condemn the style Of hisrrouunciamept
we cannot w|ithgldour censure from thtse
ladies who SO far forgatful Of that modes.
y and reserve with which woman should
always e%ncircle herself have stepped
from the pale Of womauly proprie and
i%nsul.ea strangers in the very streets
cf their city, When this is the case,
women always subject themselves to
censure, if not insult Neither time nor
circumstances will shield her from the
sDeyitable consequence; whether her at.
tentions are insulting or otherwise, She
is no longer i~nvulnerable when that
beautiful shield she holds before herself
and contact with strangers, is with.
drawn, for suspicion always attach itself
ito such demonstrations
Is there any father who would wish
to see bis daughter Haunting through
the streets, and insulting those in whose
power fate has thrown the city Of his
residence, or on the contrary, how would
a Confederate officer act, should a lady,
or woman with Federal proclivities,
publicly faunt the 'tars ard stripes in
his face and use insulting expressions in
the streets where his duty to his Gov. .
arnment had called him' ,
Isit not better, is it lot more conso,
aant with the nature Of woman, 10 shrink :
all contact all communications of
hatever character with enemies and .
strangers, and thus yindicate her sex
from unworthy suspicion, and insure 9
protectior from insult and abuse.
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To the public.

NOR the convenience Of the pubic
| will. when the county Is 10 IulI =
leave money ID the hands Of ~ ~ :,
Dawes. Esq, to take up any claims 'Da'
may be held against the county q
wv ALboWAT
-o "
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May THE 24Ise1

Mr. a s Kirk ! CIV this b IA
hutchersOn 70 sertfy that Le Is bin siek
Mn y. ne runatick pains and bas 10.
- vh.,t 60 10 bis eompny and | dom.
~ "h''"'F = --;li H. aLla l. !.
jet ar not Dr. h atlha u.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-06-04

PSUMAER7 LIE INSTITUTE We
are glad to hear tast this ball Of learn.
ing fer bog ii open on the 10th irst
The school e girls II fbe sane town,
We understand viii also commence
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esruAs1 A0uoEs-We have
ing obituary notices 0n hand
repeatedly stated, tbst We
ling to Eli our snail SPACE up
lsL matter, Notices us s few
t1a We VIII publish -ratuitously others
VII charge for recording to the
Guar i Of colann, IS, halt
a.7i. p S. aus 50 On,
a uns time ana labor should rot
be expected for nothing, nor is it ex.
Pec.ea from ? profession but publish.
ers Of ua1sEPars, Surely # a mans
memory Is worthy IF lengthy uoticei il
a Pa2e- It is worth lew dollars to pay
nr il,
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Head o.
lfac0n Ma

Mac0a May z.
Orders No 81
|. All enrolled men who rto
ed at hotels or private bou o.
under medical treatment \rm
Sturgeon, will report tb $ "
these Head Quarters withous
II. All officers and inlistc' oaaa
bic Of Bearing arms now 'n 5'o
having farloughs from their sls Of
Captains Of date anterior hua
of May, will at once report Il 'yes'i
these Head quarters. No Pf,o'
will be made except Of sitknc .hcIa'
" certified at the time Of pal on"
these orders.
III. All officers failing Il , J the
above orders will be arrested = scnttt
Corinth. All enlisted men vi DC sent
forward under guard.
Nv. Citizens Of Noxubee ano I NE
adjacent counties are hereby pfal 'ohsG
from receiving as guests sick saldlers
unless on the production or the written
consent of the Surgeon 10 charge of'ne
hospitals at this place. all cit''1oseu'
tertaining sick or orther soldiers "illf
port at once the names and condition q
such soldiers to these Head Quarters
". Citizens and negroes found traa.
ng with convaleseents, or other solale''
belonging to the pospilals, will inoor 10
penalty Of forfeiting all articles brougn'
BY them to market. The Post ommE
sary will purchase all vegetables anu
other supplies for the several Hospitals
BY order of
WALTER JONES
Capt. o. 8. Iuf. Cong Post
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CoRlNTH We have to rely on YER.
Oal information from passengers for news
from above. Our whole army are fall,
ing back from Corlntb, how far and in
what direction we do not know The
sick are suffering terribly at the differ.
ent depots. They are put down BY the
hundreds without food, water, o. any
assistance. We understand that Colonel
Morgan had the Provost Marshal at Co.
ninth arrested for his entire neglect Of
the sick There is universal complaint
Of the bad treatment of the sick It is
having its effect with the healthy who
witness such inhumanity.
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G5-EcLlPsE "A total eclipse Of the
moon will take place on the 18th inst.
Ii will commence at eleven o'clock at
night.
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re, EGRAPHC NEWS.

i lie did Alabama) we're in the battlt
j .erdag and badly cut up. Col, 10.
* md Adjatant johnson we're killed
ags.'u T. eNayer, and Its. Brouu
Ellis were also killed, Prs, Brooks,
rca JefTroys and Monk are report.
i & arIlaj Tom Scott of the Cadets,
Il. mes Letohell and Tom Ball Of
Mobile Rifles, are also killed. 1t is
inn side to give details. | am safe
b h ply q light scratch
. D. W. i.
7ro.s he Mobile Papers.
Richmond, Juuu 2-All quiet along
E tho Ines e the two armies to-day.
1t is reported both sides are burying
their lead this morning
Richmond, June 1.-The battle has
I been ogressing furiously all day chief
. ly with musEetry. No definite reports
have been received from the field of
2 battlo, but tbo general tenor of the state.
j mor,s If t1o Wounded sol3;o..;aaaat.
the Copfs3er,tes forlowiro ~ no sno
,o,,
j, Prisoner, ava ,o,s.,n,,,
! B,siI y.s NAT nro..n. uacLH.a;.
.omm oo5;nn;o nor.o,
\ i, nor bol;oro5 ,L... h
~ sV' ~
..oftb. o,oot Ia, - -,Ns
Gon uon.oo oe I'm
vos.,rd,r ''''~
Richmond .1,r. ~ 3.s,..
account, ~ rooo;roa ae,ts .. 1.i'''t :
tbs b,ftI. to.5,r bnt m .anous
.b,t tbo or..,n t.nr SDIs''
III a.d 1.;a "",P'
that tbo o,,,sa ,,,,.. - sI'' '''o
.i5o. on5 ,h,4 n Vs., a,Ja-'-l VI o0'n
our n Hundreds Of wounded are ar.
b.va boor taron - 90
Richmond, May 3l.-Gon, Hills ii.
vision commenced the fight this morning
Rhodes and Garland's brigades bear.
ing the brunt Of the battle for some.
time,
Roins' and Andcrson's brigados also
bore a conspicous part until our rein.
torcements arrived. The enemy we're
also reinforced, and the fighting c%outin.
ued with great desperation on both sides,
when the enemy were finally driven
from their redoubts, and their batteries
turned upon them
President Davis gr9 n,
on the field. and their nra.oroo ;,..sas.
ed the enthusiasm Of oar .roons
All accounts agree that tbs Confod.
crates displayed great bravery, and tbe
Yankees stu5bornly contested every
inch whilst giving way before the impc.
tnous charges Of our soldiers.
There i, no reliable estimate Of the
yet made. but a large number
Of the oonfsdeu,cs wounded in the arm
and hand,
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LATER.

Richmond May. 3l.-TIe heavy
ram last night caused a aood in the
~0n'ck'homlny river, which it is report.
cd washed the bridges away and caught
three divisions Of the federal army this
sac Of the river. Ambulauces wera
sea' down at noon, and the firing Of ar.
''lIery and muskotry is distinctly heard
mere. No courier has arrived yet.
Richmond, MAJ 81.-The battle h.,
oeen progressing all day, near Chicabon.
ny All the reports from the field are
favorable. The engagement was severe
? .0e 1000 % both side heavy. The
confederate wounded have been COMING
y for several hours. 1t Is believed fls
asas WI BE- renewed tomorrow.
ms community is in good spirits and
Of victory ~
Augusta, May Sl-Tbe Ricbna,,
q Yesterday, (3Otb) say, he
! s saslai army arg falling back, and Cen.
'I,'as Sflsads afe pursuing them.
His reported IN Richmond tg.l o..
way 9a'ss'n 1'' crossed lie Potomac
n'9l and y nov At Wiiliamporl, Md,
fhsaet,sks.9wn turnpike.
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G. PARTISAN RANGERS We call
Sh attention Of the adventurous spirits
Je. left in our county to the card Of
Captain Ben Little Of Livingston, Ala.
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NOTIr

III HAVE received
thority to raise 4 { requisite ap.
THAN RANGERS 3"y a'PAR.
request all who pref respectfully
service d join me. ATM G tbP
ton 70 tba nsno, u y. In lddi,
communication mon wages and
pays for all arms ali Government
captured from the .','T NJ, o. war
pany will form a "a '1S Con,
Morgan's Regime ' e 'o'n 7.
are permitted by Ok T. u 'ges
join. The soil Of o .,5 r. to
sippi has been inya rt ,"u ..Is's
a hostile foe still , ~ N3d Of
ofboth. l appeal to ao .'','l soil
Mississippi and IVES . .s, . East
and aid in dlivina .E fp'' !9n
side thew viii; Ii'9 - aug Sie By
ton, and must stara : 'olu'
p Ala ma
May 9th 1862
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NJ Nay 2n
AN and afer MOaHa '5tb n.t.
" the cafgoos on passage
will be increased f,ear lpr ccat
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BY order Of TX cut; COMMITTEE.
III w WIG.
Chief Engine AMI s III Supt
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~ HE exercise o. N.
= will be resumea .5 ~, ~ ooy'
10th, proximo. OH W. r' y, !ane
will be taken, and al .,E o.u 'eul,
be done by the Pr '' a VIII
brary, apparatus, AMI 40. IL
dations, directed IL N. ,''I l-iO'
most successful teach, AZ. y 'ue
will be no small indu ant 'm' '"Ss'
bop is desired but on vi 7 g;st-. No
learn, and who will bell > ;,'.oi S'' "
Terms are as usual, tq ant tb,t ~
boys enter they must , NOV mon, '1'l
supplies. No man ", i '' on,&o u
to board on a credit Nc. Ia rao."e.
would be unreasohable '''''"
My brothers soboe RI Svnm,.
=, Jss'e enaa1e S3@l'@ viii open ,t
s"o same '''le. Prot singer will
continue to preside ovc. Dapsr,mo.,
of Music Both Scao.. cor,,nn.
twenty weels @ithoul s.ion I'M,
students a sumu .,Jerco n
this most beautiful ana h. .#bg rpgia,
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Pytucipdl Simmer iqsi,v,
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DEATHS Since 4 lost issns
We have TO record the deaths Of three
GA and good citizens of our county, who
have fallen while ID the service Of the
country all three being members Of Tho
Noxuba0 Troopers. First Lieut.. Oh.
Bowling died on Tuesday. tho 9th III.
a''eF the anputatiOn Of his leg on tho
Gay previous Second Lieutepant II. o.
Bsasley died from ! wound in the head
received in the sEirnishins At corinth.
dc died on Wednesday last. Mr.
= l'h0p was killed at the same time and
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GA DooToR's GgRrFlcArg--A
soldier handed US the following certis,
cate which be received from his family
physician.
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TIT MACON BEACON
4, Mississippi.
wednesday, June 4, :

>. q. MILLER IS 9 csudil late kr
The # &c Of Circuit CLERK st The ensu
ing election
w Eiland. We sre request.
% ann nee q candidate for CLERK
'-s Clrcg curt Of Noynbse Coun.
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COMPANIES FROM NoxrBEr TN an.
other column will be found the muster
fol Of the last organized company
from this county. It is commanded BY
Capt G. D.. Moore, State Senator from
Noxubee and Winston. 1t makes the
ninth company raised from this county
"ohy Of our young men have also ioin.
ed companies which were raised in tbe.
adjoining counties. We may safely saw.
'aat Twelve hundred young men Of our
county have joined the army since the
breaking out Of the war. We give the
names Of the companies in Che 6rder n
which they were raised.
Noxubee Rifles, Captain G. I. Wier.
President Davis Guards, Capt. Jacob
II. Macon.
Noznbee Riaemen, Captain G, k.
Massey.
N !, Cavalry, Capt. H. W. Foote,
Nozuboe Blues, Capt. A.. E. FAINT.
Mississippi Rebels. Capt. Mann,
Nozubee Guards, Capt. T. j. Roger.
no1aOeo Troopers, Capt. J. II Riyes.
Mississippi Rip'Raps, Captain @. D.
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