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COUNTY COURT.

RUTLAND Co., MARCH TERM, 1862.
Present, Hon. ASAHLL PECK, Oh. Judge.
ALANsoN ALLEN, Ass,
EBENEzER FISHER, Jdges,
WEDNESDAY, April 2, 1862.
John Mccormick v. Nahum j. Green
Counsel for plaintiff, Mr.. Thrall, and Mr..
Dewey. Counsel for defendant, Mr.. Everts
and Mr. Allen.
At o'clock p. M. the case was argued by
Mr.. Thrall for plaintiff, and submitted by
Counsel for defendant, without argument
The jury returned verdict for the plain
tiff. Damages 50 81.
The next case was
Smith " Lincoln. Counsel for plaintiff
Mr.. D. E. Nicholson Counsel for defendant
Mr.. Edgerton and Judge Frisher.
1t is understood that the jury business
will be completed, probably, the present
week.
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THE FORTHCOMING FIGHT. - The
Louisville Journal has a letter from an
educated military man "a North
ern man at Nashville, which states
that there will be rebel force on
the new line, extending from Decatur,
Ala, to Island No. 10, of two hundred
thousand men Evans, of Georgia, he
says, has arrived from Manassas, with the
flower of the army which fought us last
July. From all the indications, the i'm
pending battle will be far the most i'm.
portant of any that has yet been fought
in this war.
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New Advertisements.
GEO. GRAVES &c SON.

GEO. GRAVES &c SON.
On account OF the great demaud for Boots and
SHOES at our establishment we have concluded to
increase the stock in our Retail Department and
will open
SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH, 1852,
The largest cheapest and best assortment of Boota
prising IN part the tollowin g
Ladies Serge Cong. Caters single and double sole
Balmorals g e
Pat Trimmed DO
Glove Kid do do
Cong. do
Fine +" Bamerals, single sole
French Kid Slippers
Hesled
Velvet
Coarse work of every style snd variety.
Misses Serge Cong Boots
IS Kid and Goat Cong Boots
Fine Kid Slippers,
Kid and Calf Balmorals,
Children's Shoes of every STYLE and variety
MEMS Calf Baimorals Calf and Patent 'Car,r.s,
ana Brogans OF every lyle e0''
Please call and examine
GEO GRAVES & SON
% Merchants Row,
Rutland, Vt.
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VERMONT ITEMS.

james O'Grady, formerly Of Shelburne,
has been appointed Consul at Leith, the port
Of Edinburgh, Scotland.
&C. l.. Robinson, who acted as chairman
of the meeting Of the loyal citizens of Jack
seville, Florida, is Vermonter, was stu
dent in the University of Vermont, and mar
ried his wife, who is daughter of our for
mer townsman Charles A. Seymour, in this
place. Mr.. Robinson was in business at
Jacksonville, and block of buildings and
its contents owned by him and value 4 at
sss,ooo, was burned by the rebel troops on
their retreat from that place.-Free Press.
- At the regular meeting for the election
of officers of the Society of Religious Inqui-
ry in the State OF Vermont, held Monday
evening, the following officers were chosen
President, L. l.. Burnet; Vice President,
G. P. Byington Corresponding Secretary,
o. IL. Austin; Treasurer, w, N. Phelps
Recording Secretary, 4. w. Bartlett.
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C. Gen. Beauregard writes to the
Governor of Louisiana for 80 days vol
unteers to serve on the Upper Mississip-
pi, and says there is no proper place to
defend the State of Louisiana.
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U The caucus for the nomination of
Senator from Ohio met at Columbus on
the 9th, and after eleven ballotings, on
the last of which Wade had AZ, Delano As
and II scattering, an adjournment took
place without making choice. An ex-
ira session of the Legislature will be held
for the purpose of making a nomination.
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e It is affirmed by the St. Louis pa.
pers that another great battle, and a
more desperate conflict even than the last
one will soon take place at Pea Ridge
Prices army is estimated at some 10000
which, correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial. says is three to Gen. Curtis
once
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n Fort Macon, at Beaufort, N. c.,
costs the United States Government
S460,000. II had accommodations for
three hunrded men and mounted fifty
guns. 1t was seized by Governor Ellis
on the I'd day of January, 1861.
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~ Gen. Bragg is in command of the
rebels at Island No. 10. The force at his
disposal is said to be Is, 500 men, and re-
Inducements are still arriving.
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DIRECTORS OF THE NEW BANK. -
meeting of the stockholders of the Rutland
County Bank, called for the purpose Of elect
ing Board Of Directors, was held yester-
day, and resulted in the election of the fol-
loving gentlemen:
VIM. Y. RIPLEY. Rutland.
JOHN MILLER, Wallingford.
JAMES HUNTooN, Shrewsbury.
Dan B. BoGUE, Pittsford.
HORACE G. CLARK, Rutland.
The successful ticket, composed Of the
above names, received 779 votes; the other
received sos.
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wA AZ NGs NJ BR a9 RiNGss PINS,
AND OTHER yALUABLES,
Being the took of a PRIVATE BRoKRR, and to be
sold at One Dollar EACH without regard to value
and mot be paid for until yos goa are to
get
LIST OF SOME OF THE ARTICLES TO BE
SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS.
Gold Watches Gold Band Bracelets
Silver Watches Sewing Machines
Breast Pins, Plated Fcrks
Lf dies Jewelry, Plated Casters,
ram sold Rings, Napkin Rings
Gold Thmbles spoons s...
Chased Gold Rings Fruit Knives .r...a
Stone Rings, Harnesses
Florentine Jewelry Riding Saddles.
Mosaic Jewelry, Gents Seal Rings,
Lava Lava. oeWeiry, Ladies Reticues elegant
Watch Keys, ly finished
Gold Neck Chains, Revolvers,
Long Gold Chains, Rifles .ars.ea-
FOB OF. Chains, Eight Day Clocks,
Told rehcii Gases Marine Clocks
sest Chslns, New Cutlery,
Rioson Slides Skates, ~.
Lockets Furs,
Silver Pencil Cases with Mantel Vases
uoia fens, Mantel Clocks,
Hair Bracelets, Parian Ware
S ns Ems Gold Crosses,
Ssaayna 3 Pr,o, Opera Glasses,
2 1 buttons, Silk Dress GODS,
xiolIhs' Piano Fortes,
f.n,es, Plated Dining Knives and
-sTogether with variety of Diamond and other
flch stone Jewelry, OF rare foreign make, and al.
most every other article that can be named forming
one OF the greatest collections to be found in the
country comprising the stock OF unredeemed (up to
1851 pledges to private broker, and which are
now placed with the subscribers to be ofGeredat
ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS
through the following safe and convenient arrange
ment.
Inc holder OF these valuable deposits has divided
tnem INTO lots, and corresponding to each lot GER
tincate descriptive of what such lot consists of will
pc issued so that whoever receives Certificate will
know Just what its holder is entitled to.
Ihese Certificates will be placed in envelopes aud
sealed up and sold to whoever shall remit to the
aerslgned 20 cents In money or postage stamps
upon the receipt of certificate you will know what
your dollar vii purchase, and can remit or not.
part OF this stock was originally designed for
tina southern Trade and is of the newest STYLE but
much OF 1t was deposited (along with bill of sale By
persona whose pride and position would not permit
mem 10 apply to public pawnbroker, and hence
were appraised at only their intrinsic value This
enables the holder of the goods to SO arrange his
schedule as to safely warrant him in refunding one
aoar Tor any article the purchase may be dissatis
fed with.
10 defray expense of packing, &C, the un dersign.
ed charges 70 cents Tor single Certificate, will
sell Five for 81, Eleven for 80 or Twenty for SO.
. r or convenience, and to save time all communca.
lions naus be made through the Post Once.
Address MOORE Il co. Agents
n No. 5. Milk Street, Boston
y, b.-Remember there is no risk, as the money
PAID Tor the articles will be refunded If the purchas
Is dissatisfied. II ;w4w
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MAILS.
Boston and Eastern Way Mail closes at l0.45 A. M
Railroad time, arrives at $50 Il, NJ
Boston Through Mail closes at 500 II Nj
Railroad time, arrives at 740 i, M.
suxlinaton and Northern Way closes at $50 y. M.
Railroad time arrives al 100 A NJ.
New York through Mail closes at ll.l5AM.,
Railroad time arrives nj 425 NJ.
Albany and B. W Way, closes at 500 T. NJ
Railroad time, arrives at ASP, M.
froy and Western Vt Way closes at IL Is A. M.
Railroad time arrives at l.l0 A. NJ,
Troy and Saratoga Way closes at 2OP.M,
Railroad time, arrives at l230P NJ
Montreal and St Johns Mail closes at s00P, Nj
Railroad time, arrives at 1880 A, NJ
Woodstock Way Mail olosesTuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 100 L. nj
Woodstock Way Mail arrives Mondays, =
Wednesdays and Fridays at 230 L. M
oace hours from 7.30 A M, till S.e0P, M, Sunday
from I2.0etill loo L. NJ
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FISHING VESSELS LosT.-The CAPE
Ann Advertiser says :-"Nothing has yet
been heard from the thirteen missing yes
sells, and the chance for the safety of any
of the crews-numbering in all 120 men
is nearly hopeless They were pro-
badly all lost in the terrible gale of the
18th of February, and the unfortunate
men have left, says the Advertiser, seven
ty widows, and 214 fatherless children in
the town of Gloucester.
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VERMONT. The amount OF real and
personal estate in Vermont, according to
the census of 1850, was $92, 595, 046; ac-
eording to the census of 1860, the amount
was S122,477,170--an increase in ten
years of S30,272,121, or more than 80
per cent. The amount of personal prop
erty--the superintendent of census max
ing a distinction between personal
estate and personal property - in
1860, was $l9,110,626; making
the total valuation of real and per-
sonal property in this State, for 1860,
$141, 1876, sic Free Press.
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Physicians prescriptions and family recipes put
up by m self at all hours You will find me al nv
store from A, NJ till 0 p NJ, and at night and on
Sundays at my house first door north OF the Episoo
cal Church. FRANCIS FEM
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NOTICE.

Whereas, nay wife Mahala G , has left my bed and
board without lust cause or proyocation, this Is to
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her upon
my account as shall pay no debts of her contract
ing after this date.
ANSON BAKER.
Danby, VT. March %, 1852 l4-Sws
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Anything you wait In the Medicine or Fancy
Goods Line you will find OF the best ssortment ana
best quality at r. enns at prices to suit the times
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CONGRESS AND EMPIRE WA.
~ TIERS.
+. FENN's.
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EIRE!-FIRE FIRE +!

VIII be sold at Auction, at Washington Engine
house, Of 10 O'Clock, WEDNESDAY, APRIL ID
1852
Button Fire Engine, IN GOOD oRpRR,
Crank de do.
by the Trustees of Rutland village.
c. KINGSLEY, CLERK
Rutland, VT, March 3, 1862 10
The above sale is adjourned two weeks.
C, KINGSLEY, Clers'
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NOTICE.
WANTED.

WANTED.
want an agent in each town OF the county OF
Rutland TO sell patent article which every family
will buy Or will sell town rights, if desired on
very reasonable terms.
For full particulars address, with stamp
E. S. FERNALD,
l4;w3w Montpelier Vt.
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DAWN -BROKERS' BARGAINS
ago, 900 WORTH

WATCHES BRACELETS, RINGS, PINS,
DIAMONDS, CHAINS, SILVER WARE,
AND OTHER yALUABLES,
Being the took of PRIVATE BROKER and to be
sold at One Dollar each without regard to value
and mot h be paid for until yom kaotc frat goa are
get
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t0AUhoa Artillery.

".|.-r..
''rI@ass OF NoxrnrG , Move for tbo
n'aor Of scar county. We are gallant.
" represented in two arms of the Con.
ieaela.- service ought We not, for the
honor Of eur county, to be rorr,s,pted
also in the Artillery arm ? Ought net
individual honor to give way bcfo, e
County houor? Other counties can
boast OF having sons who strike the on.
envy on foot, on horse, and with the bolt
and bomb. Why should not Noxplao
be thus honored by her sons +? Who
can have the heart to stab the honor of
his county by opposition to this ,omronv
What citizen of Noxubee will refuse h
give his aid, and if ablc:h died, his name
to bear up among the proudost the ban.
ner OF his County. The Government
cails and offers Guns Bounty and Uni.
form We elect our own officers. and
tue dovorment gives Us a driIler. who
leaves US SO o Q as We are sufficiently
drilled, Come to Macon, INQUIRE a,
Tue beacon Office, and you will learn
where the Noxubcc Artillery list is.
10 not wait to be hunted up and begged
70 night when the enemy is at your door
lhere will be no failure this time, for
the people will aid.
NnYrDDD
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G-THE CARS Nine trains passed
up the road on Sunday last. We learn
that Capt Fleming notified Mr.. Holt.
the station agent, that no mail train
would be up for about twenty day un
less a great battle is fought.
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COMM NICATION
W hIskcy HIstiIlcrtc,

nave a'Na1, been a aT-aotaJog c.l7sa.
5 hotm times Ike the present. wlca al
'hat we aaj1 dear Is at stake we. a
true and ratr'a..a citizens. are justified
py TIE .a~s d 0aj and man tr oaI
, own pre- eryai'on 10 taking tie law in.
T to our own heads and IS force, Gneed
oe ~snrPrcssins evils among Us, Which
are growing st tbs very yitan OF wr
c untry, and consuming the substance
Ct our land. A.mo>. every State Of our
Cohfaieracy c2sI, our own has pass,
ed stringent laws topraEent Vie cstab-
.''hm'nt ct 8'''. l9..F end converting
the gram into HH.s4eE There arc
"ea among ps, 'fo' for filthy taere, are
taking the bread out o. the maa,hs Of
The wives aud children Of our noble
and Sc.l,saen.isas soldiers, o9d nOw
converting, by thousand, Of bushels Of
corn Oh cur c'on'y which is now grow
ling scarce. into deadly poison. Tam
TODD that there are such men in tri,
county, 'Fae are irayersiog the country
.lar,ar .r .oN Nh. earn ,to, c,n ~. sr
.tbfs I'm. and ,rgr,ro,s n,c,o.a Va.
who vii dol #. cannot ba IGNORANT NJ
the fru.. IT, .,oh sro oil. onr 3i.tro...l
country in 1.mor,,i,io,. o,r .;.;,.n
crvrr.u,o y rcrro.s hmth;nc
army. and bringing to want n.n,7r and
d stress ,,a families ofonr noo. sau;,r.
who bavo abandoned IN - f,l,
battles, and drive back opr merciIass foo
who has already mi. lis ,or,ntir, f,o.
on the soil ofo1r s,,orv Soo,b s,oh
men cappa. h roo,,5o5 !, .nr ill.,.
rgbt. than traitors to N, h,st ;,,,..,f
our country. If such men .r. y,fo,o1
e., rom,io gmorc nc ,l,, L...
are ,or,ipo ,h,ir r,.o. 49, s.,5
carrqse. in 5or.nco Of onr rnn.., wv
wives and children T,is ~,
lptv. We who remain ., Lomo - ,aI
such men , lesson Of r,triot;.n 49,, Ts,
never will r,rnot r., PC ri.o 90 l
'' 0'' uon !
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arrived ID. New York, bringing the 70
y lowing news ;
A Madrid telegram of the 25th say
u The Captain Of the Sumter had been al
rested q, Tangier at the instance of tn
American Consul at Gibralter and of t
commander of the Tus,arora, who wen
10 angler for that purpose.
The troubles are increasing in France
2,o00 workmen proceeded to La Plac
Dc Ia Bastile, on the 24th. In attempt
Ing to march around the column ofJul,
they were dispersed by the police.
WASHINGTON, March l0-The STAR
aud stripes are floating over CcntreyilIe
which was evacuated last night by the
Southern troops.
RcHNoND March y Reports o
important movement of troops are in
circulation at Washington.
Bitter anlhngry complaints are be.
ing made at the North for allowing the
Merrlmac to commit such terrible havoc
IN the Roads.
RICHMOND, March l2-Fan Dorn's
dispatches to the War Department on
the 9ih state that he was victorious on
the 9Th, and slept on the field of battle.
On the morning ofthe Sth, in conquence
Of the death of McCulIoch and others on
the right wing, he deemed it iudicious %
after his position, and withdrew his com.
mand to the west Of Fayetteville, thlr-
teen miles from the battle field, retiring
In good order
nc iOSS OH oo'u Siaes was heavy.
Luis % I''0o'''
o'u''o refused to pass the reso.
''''U" u ''' House advising the planters
p'""' no COTTON Or tobacco TINS year,
D'Sp"'yI'S from van Dorm and Price
s'''5 '"oy nao 0Y a iank movement turn
% Jug enemy position ana cut of his
O"5S'8',
"eo AN Dorm then drew mp a line
o. '.'''' IN the enemy rear and sent a
courier to Gen. Pike to hasten up his
o,oVo INDIANS Pike was twenty miles
I'll
me enemy was completely hemmed
IN oy FlRe on one side an and impcne.
wilderness on the other, and the
oou'h IN front. 1t scarcely seemed pos,
''0'' lot Tue enemy to escape,
NORFOLK, March l2-Leading Nor.
thern journals bewail the terrible sacri-
tdce of brave men and vessels in Uomr.
ton Roads by the Merrimoc.
They donouneo the blind ~confdcbro
and neglect of the Federal authorities as
he cause of this darIorable defeat and
great loss which is equally as disastrous
IS TN ,n' battle OF Balls Bluff
Inc angry question North is, who is
. ,,,'n' D.,
u" Tue sailing vessels should have
'7g 81, Out Of reach Of the iron levialhan.
r ln'y say the opportuoe arrival o tho
,on''or prevented the destruction of the
'u o, il'et' t
nc valiant journalists state that an
ltlre change in the naval system r,r,.
- '''4o -.'I' Inc Old time sailing lum, 6
t., "''.''SS as an infant in the 5
u ml Oh a giant !
-. lucy urge mail clad fleet to be $
I'LL, In a hundred days and the dead l
'''y '"e Navy Department 5
'... &c '''a'ou out
""sai"aToN' March lO-Thc Mer. |
''ao was struck seventy.fvo times and
to NOrfrlk np,pH,,. q
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IELEGRi mo NEH'S.
From ,is.l' ..ss


ate3
'a..r who mlcd b
'Ho e.. uuls. wi. lied ye.
,a3ag
Capt. an Miuo,
who were r lelcra 90, by til
enemy 10 li.af still n.
proving
Tile enemy "a oul
men willie G,.r. .hoy .lisa.
... white l-...
Tile Ericsson .Jt. flor IN.
struck by taa Iui r..rca'a t.
Fortress Monroe.
Eight Cn.elcrat, " Ala
two woandel in I'll jlt' e. saturday
The Cumberland lost, IN Killed mo
tH..al DIl
M, ,1J5
amounts ;, .b.n, ,oo
Tbo r,aa..J a,,l.,.,-.
tbe N;,u.
Tho lo., % ha r,5.1,I,
4rs,..,.s. f.;...o. s,r,. ..r..J e,..;I
and oaaiono3 f,nr nnnIon,, oa3 y, -,
,b.rt ..taona. ,,tt'L ,no "''
brought into the b,rbor.
The best frigote tbov boyo :. nl.ooa
t9ys du combat for at Ic,.t tbroo
mon,hs
The br,vorv and c,II,D,rr &C C.,.
il nosnrn,..sa
Tbe victorian Commodore Forros, u,s
in the Roads and Witnessed tbo %oo.ion
Can't. Buchanan remained tbo r-ro,to,
e ,lo ~.
IS an exn,so5 condition d;rootina tLo
movement. fl, ho w,. disabled he
', ~ We, ''''0,'' y H.
Liept. C,t.bv Jooos immo5;,,olr boil.
.b,r,o ,,nh .J,n.I .L:@,.. WV"
~ T r,,' r iIu'' n ao,'s anl 'no' OGr'
iont md nnnnor , WV" m,a ,,sa',5 't".
o,tbem,sie,1 nreoi,ion Tts .;., ', 5aa ~
hn1 iun s,.,' r. r "''" '''',
Can't, Hevill Of tbe Narfa1i. r,;..5
o"P'' h''''iI VI 'he NoFloih 'hltcd
N'N ''' 'AilAN VI MS lAtu. WIFI.
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Is hlsrr-aeIrs-W publish a
communication signed j. in this week
paper. 1t IS worthy Of Tie most scri.
Gus consideration, coming as 4 Zoe,
IRON one Of Tie Oldest and most respect.
ed citizens Of the county but we DO
not entirely agree with him AID We
think lis sober second thought will
bear US out Every farmer witain the
Confederacy viii plant hom ouehalf to
two.ihifds more grain than usual and
unless a failure Of crops occur which has
never CccIrred before, grain enough
will be raised to feed our armies. mad
thrice our populati II Itts one of Gods
blesslngssthat corn will not keep and
unless the human family consume it tie
weayil will We are rot pleading the
cause of distilerics, but object to a name
.Jh tie corr question. In a general
view, with a favorable season we can>
not, conceive how the grain that will b.
raised can be consumed.
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S-OUNCE %OSNADIRbS.

7 HAVE made artaigehent' WIN
= my brother, at Trion Ml,i s,p ":,
for a6v amour, Of OSNABGKu0
and COTTON YARNS. as.
A. W. Heron is my agent III W." N
Don, and he will be supplied al s'
times, and will sell by the bale o. ~ \.
to suit purchasers, as low as eau
purchased in Mobile. Terms 'a""
,oonH
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ADMINISTRITO

4. ErTERs of admins ION WY
hAbeen grunledtothc erslg 'su"
the february term A. "
Honorable Probate Coz No'ON
county mississippi on 1s.'E%
Henry NJ Leverl dcceas oo55 nj
hereby given to all peTs 's 'o5g .Ss
to the said estate to come II ard a9l
make immediate poyrYen. ndauPe
sons having claims again me ' h%s
are required to present Ifnl uaL,
probatcd and registered lIhlO 'p "
time prescribed by law orkney w'''V'
forever barred. ,eta
Issued on the 18th Febrt ~ 'V'
ID. f. CONSTANT E.
Ajmit RAZOR
Feb. 26, 1862 CIV Pf@ BY
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THE MACON BEACON
MacOn, Mississippi.
Wednesday, MarCh 70. 1862.

E-IuE LoAN Judge RuG has on
} nd tie Blink, necessary to il Up "a
obtain the advance 10 cotton
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DEATH OF AN AGED NrGaEss.-Svl.
wa; iamiliaEly known as Mamma died
10 Macon on Ga. on the LIST inst AGED
about 100 years Sylvia was born ,e' If
alrlcaa parents, imported into Tho
9'S'e OF Virginia previous to BraddocE
nrS,sa'' viii which event she was fami.
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Neg Ur.

State Of Miss mil
N0.rHbee lYpulU{
In the CucuitL ~ Of sai4 c,a,,
RUFF & DlsmuGr
VS.. Attacbneaie
john ROBINSON. sloz w.
Whereas on the lth day pf ns.o-l,
AID 1861, l. NuEcs, ono @%,
firm of Ruff & Ilsr Ikcs. suol a,
attachment agaj John golna
levied the same .. propery oh
defendant, and 90. I'd defendant d
being found, This to notify yoi d,
said John Robins, that unlc& ,o
make Your person appearance in
before the honom .c the Circuit cA
of said Noxubcc county, Ni&uu6
ucxt to be holden 1t the c5ofA&e
thereof, on the second Monday aHer A,
furrh Monday in March next. and
plead, answer or gmur to pIsihtH !
attachment, the Ia VIA be tlsa \,
confessed, and jud n.a, renletSa 49,
curdin.ly.
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Mar. 5. 1862
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