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MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH
LINIMENT sSES

VIII relieve pain alncat indtsntaEs1rBIy, And II NJ
cleanse purify and heal the foules soreS In an ncred
Iy short time.
For Horsca and OlheK AOlilahs-
hcLecn acslsbratod Linlllent Is the only saie andre
liable remedy for the Of Spawn Rug Bone, WING
gals, Splnts Unnatural BuGps Nodes o. SWsiiags "
viii peyeT fa to cure Big Hesd, Poll Evil, Fsua, Old
running Sores or swesny, II properly applied Eel
gprains Bruises Scratches sores OF Wounds, Crsckso
Ror dbafeb, aaIdlS or Collar Calls II an iniailpe
,easly Ai.ply n as directed, aud curo ID certain 70
overy instance. tsIlz
TheI rile no Longer witn the many woTih Ices Lin'
sents offered TO you. Obtain supply OF Dr. hcLesD
celebrated Linilnenl. 1t will cure you. .I
j. ". MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
uorner Of Third ami Pine Streets, 81. Louis, NO.
Poi sale by all drVgg5;S.
loT sale by WOBEbrb u eAhuAA;
AnglG-d&Wly uoiumbns' ONO
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CkkaaNG GADAx8 AND RASQINRH
~ NEW egTlE2-@Bntn a SON, No. 90 gouth
High street, htgl ust opened Dew styles Of C1oTn Or
cULAns BsfqrfS6 and 6AoouRs made IN TIE neuen and
most aylh nanntf Also superb Plafn
BLACK NitNt, very heavy, designed expressly 70,
Mantlilas and oatQpinee lApril5
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The Democratic Platform

The following ADDRESS and PLiTFoRM we're
unanimously adopted by the Democratic State
Convention which was held in the city of Co
lumbus, on the Fourth dag Of July, 1862:
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SAesko's ~'',s ''.s 80"
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sh0Fity OF the Engllsh Language"
Sis Rsndrsd -Hmtasas 1Hscasor' Of oAio,
~ SAsH .Sslish DioxionAhi AfANt' ''' r
tait e ernT Non AbeYsoherS'
s.Hers are inward, of 4r,a,.a rbo,,.,s words.
whose muisrous mesnInrs and dssivat,ons. together
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goiisa eae.
Read tie Dscisioas Of tac Members or ks 0Aio 8fdts
Isdchsr's Assoctuto1. lt
The undersigned members Of the Ohio State Teacher'
AssociatIon sdopf and aim 10 use n tescbing wrtnr
and speaking, he orthOgrapSy and pronunclaton u
daily rscon@snd i ]. II. most reliable standard an an.
tholty Of the English language, as It 10 gov written and
spoken' aAi
LoRIE ANDREWS, President Kenyon college.
THos. v a.svrT, sgp'. ns.'ilon UniOe Schools.
JoHa LYEcH, SUBJ Public Schools, oircleyiils.
3. N. sAHyoap, Principal OIeyeland Female aetalna
~. 80
WIN. MITCHELL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JOHN oeDE' Principal State Normal School, Mime
rOo.
OYRus hAsoH, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
oincnnani I y -. s..
rr1,, pn., psp aIp,,n Sau.VI wv onion ecnoon,
n, r. T.re.n proS Wa,hsms,.. nhia I1n,.s",,
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ATTEND 10 YOUR COLDS "A case Of ave years
landing cured by DR. KEYsER,s PRoToRAL SYRUP

RrrrssuRaH, Jan. IL, 1860.
Dr.. KETsrR i-My wife has been AFFLICTED with bad
cough and dinculy Of breathing for hve CT six years.
which Tor several yeas back had gradually ncreasedi In
had been treated by several physicans without any re.
lief In this state OF her case procured some Of youI
Pectoral Cough syrup. bought the hrst time, Af,y
cent bottle, which relievedher very much then called
and got dollar bottle which cured her entirely and
he hes now no te of the former disease except weak
uesl would also state that used the medicine ny
SELF to cold 6cough The medicine cured me By tax
ing one dose kexpress my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you are ct liberty to publish this II you
desire TO do 90. WIN. WILe0N,
Alderman Firth Ward.
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A "A, SEA, ca, WHITE ana lsod ana
= White. .ohscked 81 eupofi6f qualify, les sale b.
Asio. liNs- ~ UA1N q BON, ~
2 nha' m 9 sirsms7 10. % peoush Hisb
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PICTORIAL SYRUP.

quire Of the person who have been cured by.it
DIR. KnYsER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME 4,
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR Ali
rHosh WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES.
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ANOTHER NEW oERTIFICATE-DR. KEYsRps
PBCTORAL SYRUP ~ had been troubled with acough
ard cold Tor several weekso bad it that could moi
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the test physicians In the city whom could name, but dc
not do co. nnay procured bottle Of your Pectoral
Byrup, which cured me entirely. Signed,
J. W. SIM0NTON,
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa Jan o, iseo
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Will sfectually ouTS
LIvBh COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlont

Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY, Diseases OF inc hdncys
and all diseases aaing from dsofdered Liver or bLomi
ach Dyspepsia, Heartburn Inward PLEA Acdity OF sch
pain OF swimming In the head, Pa tation Of the Heart
Rullnesh or Weight In tho stomach, eouT Eructahon,
Choking or sunocatlng feeling when lying down, Drvnsti
ward Pever Pain In the small Of the back chest OF side
Sudden Fushes Of Heat Depression OF Spirits, Bnghhul
Dreams Languor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
Iores OF BlotcheB the skin and Fever and Agnelo
1hiila and pavar1
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COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYsER'e PEoTORAb
SYkUP.-DR. KKYsu-Dear sir Excuse the delay 0f
y acknowledging the excellence your Pectora Cough
yrap take great pleasure In saying that IL
ali you say ts. RknOckedhse noise out OF my cough
and the worst ever afflicted With have uot
Used than onehalf Of the bottle, and can and do
wish that ali who are afflicted would give fair trial
quack medicine" / would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, at any cost. am con-
dent breathe freely than ever did. shall
excellent remedy. You are at liberty to use my name
in this regard, as You think proper u. u. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May II, 1850. . ciT n ~
N, d Il am no stranger to my fellow.citssns. and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
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PIyrsBuRen, April "a, 1851

PIgTsBuRsH, April "A, 1857.
READ THE TRUTR.-DR. KKYsKRi have daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneht--among them Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
/ purchased from you Q bottle Of your PEOT0kAL
SYRUP, and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely OF her
cough. JOHN DARN,
Robinson street. Allegheny.
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DR.. KEYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP In BLAIRs-
TILLE.-Please send another supply Of your valu-
able "Pectomi Syrup" Almost everybody around us
nss the cold and nquirng for "Dr Keyser Pectoai
syrup" We have cold sixteen bottles last week. are
ooW entirely out Mr. A. Alter and Mr.. p Maher, both
OF Blarsvls Pa tell rs they would not be without It
theiF families In fact, all who use Il want Il
- j. wATTRRsoN 4 SONS
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PrTTsBURGH, December, 81, 1858.
A nnRkr ouRH BY DR, KEYSER's PE0TORAL
bYAUP,-I live in Pesblss townshr Apssisy .V-4.sy
bad coughing and spttingi which commenced aoont
the 4th OF February last and continued eight months
employed the best physicians in the country, and my
cough continued unapated until early In October, Al
that time was advised to try your PEoT0RAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting. had
desparedc Of getting WE'LL and think 1t should be
known that this valuable remedy will oor others what
IL has done in my case. JOHN O LITTLE, s
WitnesS-B. M. KKRk. PEBBLES townhip.
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sTEUBEwILx, o., March IA, 1859
have used Dr., Keysers Cough Syrup for bad cough
of several years standing and cheerfully y Il 10
the hest medicine Tor the same that have taken.
J.W, PRIOn
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PATTON Tp.. ADr,l14. ass7

PATTON TP, April L. 465T.
A WONDERFUL oURH.-some time ago. an old
peighbor Of mine was very Ill with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard OF
without benefit mis- brother came TO see him die and all
xere confirmed In the belief that he could not Live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Peetoral Syrup
which gave him, and It entirely cured him, to the aston
ishment Of all. What makeath care more remarkable
Ii the extreme age Of the man. he being about years
old. have no doubt the Pectorai aased his Life.
et JOHMN' GINNIS
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For the Whiakers and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure In announcing the
otissns Of the United saes that they have obtained the
Agency for and enabled to offer to the American
public, the above Justly celebrated and worldrenowned
article. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

GIANT rE D.-A GENTS no sEhL
w packages Of STATIONERY and JEWELRY,.a at
prices one third less than can be pnrchased elseWhee
Gall on or address lslamp enelolpd) J. LsBAILnY, No
I5l Court st., Boston, Mass, march o8.d3m-
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

The New York Tribune Of the 4,b.
says a correspondent of the Staa4ayd
writing from Washington, gives the fl.
lowing as Stewards recent decla raliob.
which the correspondent icari Ssxs,j
utter The effective part Of tue No,
on u side is over. There may be mar.
fighting, but the less there is Of /. The
surer we are Of a speedy peace. Evsrg
botllc saved which can be h.,orb,
avoideJ, i3 a gain 70 the caus4 Of TO- r..
ion The real danger il over II w.
escape me danger in our foreign Afr.
all viii be well.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
D A MUM.

A SAD AFFAIR w !earu By a gen.
tIemao from Rankin county that J.
Lee ilargroves, while riding on Sa.ur,
day night week Ess shot, breaking hi,
arm, and that 7 3. Gaiducr wa charp.
ed with the shooting, and deputy She,
rltt Warren, proceeded to the residence
Of Gardner with a posse on Christm,s
Eve, and on entering he house. Carr.
ner fred on the Deputy, woundinc So.
verely A, B Frantz, Of The Republican.
1t was at last accounts thought Mr..
FrantS would recovsr.
Gardner received several balls eb,p.
the heart which viii doubtless prove
mortal, and vas taken to Jail at Brandon.
The indignation Of the citizens is said to
be very great against Gardner.
MiSsis5ippian
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
ESPECIAL NOTICE,

'E'HE payers of the Confederate War
Tax arc hereby informed that
blank Assessment Returns, or lists of
property are to be procured at all the
pos; offices in the county at The Probate
Clerks Office, and of the assessors and
collector and they are urgently requcs.
ted to provide themselves with them in
lmo, to have them filled ont ready to
hand to the Assessors at the following
and places, or they lay themselves
liable to a double tax, " as it is not the
Of the Assessors to call on the tax
payers. Que II tho Aseoooo,s will az
tend the various appointments, as fol.
lows
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

Ladge Roon1, Nqcon Lodge No 40
Cailed Meeting, De- 81, 1861.
At a called meeting held this day A.
", Bowling, Z, Dislnukes aud " T
Eiland, was appointed a committe to pre-.
pare suitable resolutions, expressive Of
the feelings of the Lodge in relation to
the mouruful cause of the present meet.
ing,
Whereas it has pleased the Great
Architect Of the Universe to remove
from orr midst, our aged and esteemed
brother JOHN L. PuRDY, and we trust
has taken him to the Grand Lodge
above; Therefore,
Resolved, That, much as we sympa.
thise with the bereaved family Of four de-
ceased brother, and much as we deplore
bis loss to the crafo, re bow with hum.
be submission 10 the will Of the Great
Ruler of the destiuies Of all men, and
hope that his a~ll-5eciag Eye, may smile
benifciently upon the berioyod family,
and prove more than a husband to tie
widow aud a father to the ~iatberlcss, and
so incline our hearts that we may be en-.
enabled 20 live as become masons.
Resolved, That this lodge do wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days,
Resolred, That the foregoing be pub.
llshed in the Macon Beacon, and that
the secretary spread Dhe same upon the
Minutes Of the Lodge, and send tie
Of the deceased, a copy.
A. N. DowLlNG.
E, DIsNUKEs.
W. !. EILAND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

oUsFENDED,-We .ouy u ,s.s,4
the suspension Of tic Cotton P.anr.
published at Montgomery Ala b. Dr..
Cloud. 1t was Of great value 10 ia
agricultural community aad ia sa,,aa.
sion will be a loss to them 10. sasly -.
placed. DR.. Cloud promise, 10 ,s.,o.
It's publication as soon as he car procure
paper.
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W. +. EILAEp.

VENERABLE DRuM.-The drum now
in use by Capt, Hannah's company, q
Polk comfy, says the Cleveland TENN
Banner, is a relic Of the Revolutionary
war--it wa, beat at the charge on York.
town. By good luck it has preserved
through a period Of eighty years, and
the Polk boys say it shall beat again at
the charge on Washington.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
TIE N0XUBEE CANAL.
pN

rom TIE N0NUBEE CANAL
RY.
Baucgcrd, Felccjaaa, ny
January T. 1862
.l- E5;'0r. Here We are, at this
a b2usei up il a parcel of little
3a,s which have moro the appearance
Il 'cg kspncls than human h~abita;ions.
I-.y were erected by the sixty day"
tr,ars as temporary quarters, their time
was nearly cut aud becoming panic
stricken 10 report having reached them
,ha. Tie enemy we're advancing on the
place. they took to their heels, leaving
he rlaoe u~udtfended. hence We are
here an unless We are largely reiu-
t ecel >o.a, we will either have to run
ar b Gu, To- pieces, neither Of which
a- -rr Ole " The feelings oC Missis,ip-
IL is . Shame-au Outrage, the
manner ia which the sixty day troops
acted ua. r.auately for tie credit Of our
2 liant STATE, they we're MississiPpiaus;-
Co ,h m belong the bouor of casting the
frs stigma, upon the heretofore bright
and ua>7ot'ol es]cu,cheon of our gallant
ol3 state. May their God forgive them,
f,r We. as Mississiqpians, cannot, until
ley shall wash out the stain cast upon
cur bcsutiml banner with their best
bee RS blood. Say to my friends At
home ,batlf they cannot give 10 their
.our;ry more than sixty dayS Of their
tine TO remain at home, and nc. again
,4t he State to a half q million of OK.
use, and accomplish nothing, but dis,
ace tie name and character which the
sons Of Mississippi have an every
battlefield heretofore poured out their
hearts blood to martriu; no, lot them
it is better that We stand alone ard
aaajded than have the foe emboldcned
by he acts Of loaardice. The once
toHatroied and Submissive Ken,ucki.
ls. ala have been laugh, 10 lak upon
'i,,I.,i.fisa. as the enrichment of
courage aud chiyalry now in some
measure look upon as with scorn aud
contempt, Where thousands of them
nee were hundreds now in,arpose be.
tween them and dangers, and yet not a
,he.h 10 Is,e bIaochad with fear. Oh,
.e. gallant sixty lay, men Of camp
Beaulegud Re2aieycat in p1ce,
There Is nothing trapspiring up here
If interest, rupors are rie Of an attack
IN this place, but | place but little CON
in them; VIC have been out long
to become accustomed to such
hence they never interrupt cur
usual sound sleep, The health Of cur
company is not SO good as could be wish.
however, there are no eases of lao.
yerous character. Our boys are graat.
y dissatisfied with cur late move from
heir comfortable winter quarters" on
Dechieh to the miserable huts
which we now occupy at this placs, but
doubtless will be better pleased in a few
lays. To the cowardico Of Gen. AL.
'orn's Brigade an the towering ambi.
ion of our Lieut., Col. do we attribute
'ur pIesent uncomfortable quarters
t is my opinion that their conduct will
lot bear close scrutiny. Should any.
hing ofinteycst take ace you will be
July advised by some member of our
'ompony; and here | would remark,
H
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

~ WoRD TO PosrxAsTERs-We
have been quite annoyed and met with
serious loss for years pas. BY postmas.
tiers at a distance and a few near at
home, ueglecting to inform US when the
personsto whom u papers are directed
fail to take them out. Subscribers fre.
quently leave a neighborbool without
notifying us, others die, and tie post.
masters fail to notify Us, while the pa.
per is still continued, frequently for
years. Is this agreeable to their oath of
Office, when they take a solemn oath
that they will fai1hta5ly perform the
duties of the Office, and do nothing CON
trary to the lag. Of the Post.oifcc De.
Partment =? The law requires the post.
master, when a paper is not taken out
by the party subscribing % notify the
publisher Of the fact, or to scrd a copy
back, marking on the paper he reason
for so doing
We note a few late Instances where
The postmastaTs have aoy complied With
the law, one Of them, in fact, guilty of
down right dishonesty. A gentleman
who had been living near Memphis, Ala
and getting the Beacon at that Office.
has been dead near two years, and We
only very latcly discovered
The other vase , will specify, aud
We nave proof Of VII t we say. A very
eccentric e,nolemal named NJ Y. H.
Harrison, who has the reputation Of be.
ing worth a few dimes, had his name put
on our subscription book il July 1857
Ibis post Office was Cooksyillc, and We
have but very seldom seen him. Last
November we understood he had fallen
cut with the postmaster there mot the
preser incumbent and stopped all the
papers ing to that Office. Neither be
nor the postmaster ever notified us of
the fact, and the honest postmaster sold
the Beacon, as it may be presumed he
did tho other paper going to Mr.. HIS
address. 1t is said Of Mr. Harrison that
it makes him mad as a March hare to
DO dunned for small sums of money!.
hence his falling out with the postmaster
at Cooksville, when if he is asked for
FIVE hundred or FIVE thousand dollar
he plank8 it down with tho greatest
pleasure, We enclosed our bill for four
years subscription to his agent at Fair.
field, Ala, but he paid no attention to
It, After the war we shall make out a
bill for four years subscription, at five
hundred dollars a year, making two
thousand dollars. He'll be certain to
pay it, as he is just that kind of an co.
centric genius, and it will enable Us to
~
start a first rate paper when the bless.
ings Of-Peace once more Oversprcad The
land.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

70 Col. D. W. Q. Bonham, Of the
I'D Mississippi regiment, died of tv.
phoid pneumoia at Camp Beauregard.
FeliCiaDa, Kentucky, on the 94th ult.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
Money 10 Fay Taxes with,

We constantly hear Of sales being
made a. from : to 5 cents cash, per
pound for cotton, to be held On the plan.
tation, and Co he delivered on demand
To view of'hi, willingness Of capitals 5
to czcLa Q. th,.r money for cotton, .here
need be Z. apprehension by the plant.
Ing community Of a failure to raise means
with which to pay taxes. The Stay Law
has suspended the collection Of others
debts, and if such rates can be realized
for our staple production, no alarm
should be felt, or Inconvenience realized
on the subject of taxes to support the
government. Within the recollection of
the youngest reader, cotton has sold for
even less than 7 to 8 cents, aud the coun.
try was still prosperous. Surely, then,
with a suspension Of ordinary pecuniary
Obligations, it will be no hardship al the
present time, and at those rates, to meet
the requirements of our State and Con.
Tolerate Government.
We advise planters to look to this mat
ter at once, and cease to rely upon logis.
lative euactments, which like dead sea
may turn tsashes on their lips,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

U-ELEcTIoN DR.. Sample was, OF
Monday, elected Mayor Of Macon to ell.
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna.
ton Of j. L. Gray, Esq Gregory NJ.
billiard was elected to the council to
FIJI the vacancy occasioned by the ab
sence of DR.. Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

ss,~A Nh"
H. - r=-
vaa : 10Y
s.sN .v sa.., Ua
He-.
La
500 ivS Uoa, .eys S
Gated 10 Cso so - ss ~>s; q.
San Au.,,fa 80 niles west Of
n.., " = ,SsIn W. ,sls
N">A'" Wv
@ae extracts
Ea al nsv .hlrS
ysrv s.ra-rs q ny E.v~c TT tm.,
among couyav 81, ID. COM
q, oa .a-s .; lws
taa ae o.. a0N
rsa rlgie
SECESSION I'LL. su- 3
iaH~ o.-7 rsses $500
o-- ara .a. lays 81. a.s
a. e,a Fr
SITTER s,ces rl wit |
~. J. &c l. NY aaE Prove rF .ajh
81 Wy weeks. ana v.-. -a-a called
1000 ulr .1l 100000 900 Of
DO sH | FL; also ,aa. men &C.. aE ,ir.
aasaacgs ara crassggoa mus, rally %
TT sagyg-; q rhgl; country S cause. /
a 90 4rs.. a comF-uy ana slough
M intention 70 servo 10 10y own
STATE. yc' am nos ID a.liema>
country maeuC ny way O. New Nar..
a2 having y" lar ao.r a h. ynd tan.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

u TllKa:.cs q Nt- oss -Tae
citizens q SaUluA2ksul vicinity hsl3
a meeting o. Saturday Ay aai ss~a
TO value their rcs,oes, Il reference ;o
the war tax, At S521 81 aiea 81 Hlaa,
proportion we're Children ar grown
r-rrsrrS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

U-DRowNED- We earn through a
private letter from a member Of tue
Noxubee Rifles, that young Roberts,
lately of Cragfordyille and member Of
a company which left that place, was
drowned in a creek near tie cawp, On
Christmas night.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15

CELNsXs-Mr z W CsH, a tbs
town, is new making Lc,aS ss5 a2s :
few on hand Use s3,l
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

ANNa
's........
By virtue Of the Governors procla,
mationi | 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 If Col, Il R. Burt.
The following persons are a list OF
managers and returning officers at the
different precincts,
LYNN CREEK-Mauagers-W. W
Gaines, j. A. Burch, j. N, Oldnor.
Returning officer, VIM. Bevill.
HuGHrs'- Managers Il. Hinton,
j. ?. StovaIl, A r HowaIl Rctur' ng
officer, Luciau Wilbanks.
BIGBY VALLEy-M anagers-W, D.
Gholson, NJ A. Gore, Jacob IL. Pierce.
Ret. e%llicar, Reuben Wells.
BRooEsyLLE - Managers = J. A.
Heard John Landrdm, John Dismukes
Ret. officer, P. G. Luttrell.
WooDLAwN- Managers Wm. Fl.
Smith, NJ. Archer, w. A. Hines, V. NJ.
Chambers,
CooKsvlLLr-M anagers-E. Spark.
man, G. L" Bishop, Jas. r. Moore,
Ret. officer, J, B. Robbins.
observation-disclosures William
Dorroh, 5, lluckaby, Kills Anderson.
Ret. officer, s, II, Penny.
SunMENyILLE- Mauagors-R. Hud,
son A i Nail, r. zoe, Ret. officer,
I. Griffin.
SHuQUALAE- Mauogcrs~-T. S. Nv.
son, Sam Q. McNees, John Anderson.
Ret officer j. i, Bledsoc.
TRoTMAN's- Managers-Wm. Trot.
man, VIM Pickett, WIN, Dugan. Ret.
NJ. Henderson,
MAcoN-Manogers-C. W. Allen,
Q. B. Amos, Jesse Blythe. Returning
W,M. CONNOR, Sheriff
OF Noxubee County.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
The Cash Must Come.

sending or ordering work
= IN future at my shop must send
'os cash Or it will not be attended to,
j. j. THORNTON.
J-D. Is, 1862.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-01-15
10 THE

NGoM and after this date We will
'ell the remainder of our stock Of
4o.as At reduced prices to punctunl Gus.
.oasf'' payable on the first day of july
Fo0TE & DIsMUKEs.
Assob. Jan. l, 1862.
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HAVE on hand few Looms, which
| viii sell on reasonable terms for
eoSh' or make them 70 any pattern de-
sired, at the shortest notice
NY residence is near the court house
square.
W COX.
Jan. II, 1862.