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READ WHAT THE AGENT SAYS ABOUT THE
REMARKABLE CURE OF HIS WIFE.

UNDERHILL, VT, MAY 5, 1862.
MEssRs. A. L. SooyILL & Co.
Dear SWs Please forward me, by express,
a supply of DIR. HALLS BALSAM for the
Lungs.
The sale of the medicine, which has been good
ever since have kept it, is constantly increa-
sing.
l can recommend it, as l have tried it in my
own family. Ny WIFE, WHO WAS GIVEN UP
BY A COUNCIL OF OUR BEST PHYSICIANS, AS
BEING IN THE LAST sTAGLs OF CONSUMPTION,
'cds completely cured by using two bottles. For
several weeks she had not been able to sit up or
speak aloud,
Truly yours,
~ HtrT M
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Gosh almighty, its gal was gwine
to call dat baby A. Linkum, but dat's all
up wild me now" said Pompey. "Hush
up, Pompey," said Dinah, "Pse got a
name for dat ali baby, jis means de same
ting 'zactly. Use gwine to call da, all
baby Abby Linkum." "Jis de same
ling, Dinab, dai's a fac"
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BUY THE BEST.

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
4 those Railway Horse Powers and Combined
Ihreshers and Cleaners, which took the first
premium at the N. Y. State Fair for 1862 and
1t has also at every State and County fair at
which the proprietors have exhibited it in COM
petition with others, and this, we know, is
more than can be said of any other Machine in
the United States. Some of the advantages of
those powers are: low elevation, slow travel of
team, and of course ease of team. 1t is a great
labor saving implement, and will save moro
than twice its cost every year, besides making
hard work easy. A boz Is years old can use
it with case. You can use any kind of horses
the second time loose, in Power without harness
es or halters, and with safety.
The Subscriber has had great experience with
all kinds of Horse Powers and Thresbers for
the last 10 years, and can safely say, taking all
things into consideration, this Machine will
whip the World, and do it easy, and one look
at 1t will be all that is wanting to make a de-
cided stand on what Machine to purchase. II
Is painted with Indian red, and striped with
blue and white, and vanished.
Those wishing these machines must sneak for
them two or three months in advance. as the
orders on the Manufacturers are so large that
they cannot supply as fast as they are wanted.
Descriptive circulars sent free on application
JOSEPH c. PARMENTER.
Lowell Orleans Co, VT. 22mf
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COME AND SETTLE,

A LII persons who are indebted to the subscri.
"a Der either by note or account, are requested
70 call and settle forthwith, or said notes, &c,
VIII be left with an attorney for collection. Set
tie now and save costs.
B. f. HERBERT.
December 10, lS62-52w3@
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1t Is evident from tue history OF wo-
mans creation, say what you viii for her.
that she is only side issue
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For Sale

ONE FIRST RATE THREsHING and Saw.
" ing Machine. 1t is the same machine thai
l have used in Irasburgh, Coventry, and otheI
towns. 1t is well known.
JOSEPH WHEELOCK.
Coventry, June /, 1868. "a
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DATENT KEROSENE BURNERs-No
4 chimneys required-A great saving in time
md money. For sale by T.. u. WILSON
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AIDES wishing to purchase Millinery Goods
~ will please call at Mrs. A. X. FLETCHER'S
Fashionable Bonnet Rooms, one door west of
the Irasburgh House.
Mrs. F. has just returned from Boston with a
full assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Dress and Spring Cloak Patterns, &c.
lrasburgh, May 7, 1861
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How long the rebels will hold out |
cannot tell, but think there is not much
doubt about our taking the place finally.
We have them completely hemmed in on
all sides, and unless they have very
heavy achievements we shall certainly
take it.
Most afectionately,
ORA PUTNAM.
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10000 DOLLARS REWARD
IS OFFERED FoR BETTER RECIPE.
Ii contains no Opium, CalOmel or Mineral
Poison and is safe for the most Delicate
g In i l al .

L is estimated that 10000 persons die annu-
L ally in the United States, with consumption,
and Professor Eberly says that a vast number
of these could be saved by the timely use Of
some proper remedy.
DIR. HALLS BALSAM strikes at the root OF
the disease AT ONCE, and such is its speedy eff
feet, that any one using it freely, according to
directions, for twenty four or forty eight hours
and not entirely satisfied with its merits may re-
turn il and receive back his money. The most
distressing cough is frequently relieved by
single dose, and broken up in few hours time
The afflicted do not have TO take bottle after bot
tie before they find whether this remedy will
afford relief or not.
IL Call on the agent and get pamphlet gra-
tbs.
1t has effected cures in numerous cases, where
the most skillful physicians in this country and
in Europe have been employed, and have exer-
cised their skill in vain. Cases which they pro-
nounced inc1ga6ke, and surrendered as hopeless
beyond doubt, leaving the patients without a
single ray to enliven them in their gloom, have
been cured by. DIR. HALLS ESALSAM,
and the "Yictims of consumption" are now Wig
orous and strong as the most robust among,us.
And these cases are not isolated ones they are
and can be pointed out in every COM
munity, where this most unrivaled remedy has
been tested.
Be slow, then, to believe the oft repeated story
about the lungs being gone; or rather let no
such apprehension induce you to give up. act
upon the principle that tohile there Is life there is
hope. You can NEVER BE so Low that you may
not trust, humanity speaking, in HALLS BAL
SAM. More than one, nay hundreds, has it
brought almost from death to life, when all else
had failed. Give, then, this powerful but harm
less remedy trial.
The public have been imposed upon by RENE
dies recommended by certificates which have
always originated from some unknown source. |
We believe that a medicine possessing real mer-
It's will effect cures wherever it is used, at home
Is well as abroad. This is no paregoric prepar- |
ltion, but one which, if used in season, will save
he lives of thousands.
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The Editor of the Gardeners Month
ly says the ravages of the apple-tree Dor
er may be prevented by simply scraping
away the earth from the trunks of the
trees till the roots are bare, and keeping
them SO all the year round.
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Every farmer and gardener should
make au effort to raise their own seeds.
Turnip, cabbage, beet, parsnip, carrot,
lettuce, and al! the garden seeds can be
raised at very small expense, and then
there would be no uncertainty III regard
to purity or quality. Now is the time
to set them out. From the cabbage,
beet and turnip, an occasional "mess of
greens" may be obtained that will prove
very acceptable.
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AT the latter part of the season,
the cows will need some nice bites at
morning and night. These can be sup
piled in no way so cheap as from the patch
of fodder corn. Put in half an acre and
try it.
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GLAND The following para.
graph occurs in DR.. Dadd's new book on
the horse -
Whoever undertakes to attempt the
cure OF this awful malady must remem-
Der he is running great risk Of losing
bis own life, for the absorption of the
least particle of the virus will cause death
IN one OF the most horrible Of all forms !:
and many cases are on record going to
show that whole families have been des-
troycd by absorbing ',le glandcred virus.
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Reril 4, I'll for tbe benefit Of B =? Woull
be Is reasonable Is the ether, and boil
are prefoSterous,
In conclusion, I repeat, that I only
made the enquiries Al the solicitations
Of others that | have nothing but the
kiDdsst feelings for each AMI all of the
Troopers aud that my acts in many,
in fact all instances, have shown nv
friendship to Capt, Rivel, which be and
we'll know.
lam now done with The natter, and
'hAlI leave the Troopers to settle it the
best way they Oan.
"A TROOPER
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or manufacture.

Z The course ot?nc,isal asu,rR
y 10 regard to the psDdiug vsr hereto.
O0' puTs-Sd BY the S,atss and Terrific.
mes Weyt ofthe Rocky Mountains, Ia,
Afforded tas highSs: grs,iseatiOu to the
people the Confederate State, Of
America; and it i' hoped that the dsv
Is n0' Tar distant Whea nid Slater asd
Territories, consulting their eve obvi,
Gus safety AID future welfare. uill with.
anW from ell political soansstion With
GOVsrsmsnt Which bas, heretofore.
0e'a a source Of continual OpprV..ion
10 them aud when said States ssd Ter.
rl'ore' asserting their separate inds
Pond'Dce, shall appropriate to them. ,
selves the manikid advantage. sure to
result frOn such q ncvement-.nopy
Wo'eh may Be -sekoned, LIT Rsris, :
from grievOu' ard s1haustius tariff "
Populations now icing riSidly enforced. :
70 Relief from all the dissredi. r~,.uI,.
ing inevitably from the Prosecution Of !,
'ae present unjust and Unauthorized "
var 3D. Relief from toe pressure Of '
ads'poii'H the most hsAstles. and ,,r,.
nou' ever vet es,abisAed. Alb. Relief Ia
INN 'As crushing weight Of n.,,io, ~
Of "oidl0ly growing OF. Of tie war o''
90 The exclusive use sud spioyDep,
" AZ TIE rich mineral lands rrstebirs Fl"
lioos the loFe Of nks Pacific. 9th
trade With all ,he nauou, Of n. q"
'ar'h' ani = future maritime srOvis AMI
that has 10 parallel AID la.lv
monopoly Of the trade Of the P.,is, N'
par.
) Received, Tha; The Prtsasa. ts :
81 o'iu Y requested, If BE- shall a., =,
rove .lsse resolutions TO eaase ,her,
oe E'onalgel and transmitted tc ID.
a'a' of;he North By suca means ., '''A
shall deem nOs; iudi,ious api ,5,; 1'sl.
''tonPany them If be shall think +, -
'l'abIs With such an address or no,
na'ion' expository oftbe matters en-
lied therein, a. be shall Judge nos; ca
ana proper. 'at v
Foo;e sustained the rssoIu,;o, +, ~
Of characteristics rover. TIE pans
buttons passed, vi,bou. debate. to u
Committee 90 Foreign Affairs. "''''
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% Hn from bis horse. Since he h..
been pronounced incompetent to por
form military dnty. on account Of Ii,
wounds and while acting as a volup.
''eF on hospital furlOughs, be hn, can.
sared SIX prisoners, withOu. n a..
Sl''anO0' and killed many Of the ep.mv
In different battles he has had six bor,
'eS killed under him.
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HE GREEK QUESTION Srrrt,rn
The fact of the British Goverpmor,
having agreed with the other p~rotec,iD,
Powers to respect the protocol BY which
Prince Alfred is prevented from scc.n.
Ting the throne Of Greece appear, to
have given satisfaction to the Frorcb
Government and tho Cabinet of Rn..
''' The three Powers have agreed
TO recommend to the Greeks as ,bci,
F0lar Ferdinand, king cOnsOrl of por.
'uGal' farther of the present king Of.
'n'' country. Ferdinaud acted =, RI.
gent OF Portugal during the minority
bis son. He is duke of the ro,,I
''aSe CT Sa1ony, fOrty.si1 years of 40.
md very popular.
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|, Sob'titHts fer Coppes.-W.
have reserved from good au.bOr;,,
Hys the Macon Journal 4 No..
Ae following recipe.
H'kPiOs vinegar.
Half pint 'yruP O. sOlasss
Three gallons Of water.
F0' TIE above int an iron 20. With nail,
o. other rOAy hOO. and saad ,v..,-
1t IS Of no Us. to bye soppsr,.
ey'as at o dSIlar per pound .h;l.
his sil aa'Eer 'vssy purpo.,.
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Administrator Notice.

ErTERs Of administration having
been gr~antedtOths undersigned al
the January term, 1863, oil the homo.
rable Probate court Noxubee county
Mississippi, on the estate Of w. e..
Williams. deceased, notice lie hcrtb,
given TO allpersonsindeble to the sad
eslaIelO eomefOrward 4 make
date payment and all person, having
claimRagain'tthe same are requested
20 prs'enuhem duly ptObnled and re.
gistsFed, within The time prescribed
By law Orthey will Be forever barred.
Issusd on the 26.h J nuary. 1868.
WM. NJ. COMMON,
Sheriff and administrator.
Jan, 81, 1853. CIV
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ONf' GAS desire, L, to nv. thai
% a.' been called away to Ai. regiment.
Ea''- PreveO" bis filing bis .pr.rs.
A'r'' With sTe7I ptr,On. to ,uD. her
p-s's de hopes to be able. IN 4. f..
10 feiurn, Ehsn be will attend
C al
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FIs'lr s. p;r.-AnoD, IL,
H"ns' hsrOic az .ef ns,iss:ss at, ;,
10 this e strpggls fr our in.
Foaa'Se, Fs ave heard Of none which
s''''d' 'as bravery di.pAid and b.r5.
sap ,tadared BY satjee; Of ,hi, DO,i..
M'An! Clark Ms Clark ~,oIsD,..r.
''s Der husband asa private, fou,l,
n-''as' re battle Shiloh ub.,s NJ,
C''1s va filled-shs performing !.
l"@ q '-.'ai "i'h her ouu hands 81.
rs '.a''-asd With Brss's aruy in
Nasky agsr1s IN nak As SOnE..
'''' aani she vas ,ziee wounded.
'9;9 u the ankle and then In tie b,e..,
'2sa 'oe fell = prisoDer into The hand,
,a' 1aaEes' Her sex vas discover.
u By Toe Pei rails and she vas regul,,.
y af0'eI A priN0er Of var. bot thu,
"a e" PeFm.s her to return until q.
"a '0Oosd female apparel. Mr., G
:" car city 90 Sunday last en- ,.v,
r. BHgg'' command.
AisEiIagpiaa B
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D.. DA.ksOALE The Columbus
nep00a: q TIE l3sA. s-y.: Gen.
S-'k'd.l' Of cur city. returned bo~.
AS yea % a AOH visit and 70 On.
C.'oh'sa hin ca his ass return and
s1o'l'sn' health aad spirisa 4. -.
J = 1aas AID the gallaa. M~issi,,;rri
fr % the. --''
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EIhe Tashias,on R~epubHe.s. o,
.ae Zs'A nyr' "RuDOr i. .g.in bu,,
s''S The partial re-cODsrue.iop # =.
o'a'n''. his noE said tia. Ger. Bu.
l'' "'0 Be made Secretary Of Va,
aaa zen French. i, 10 command =.
arRieL"
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administrators Notice

HrFERs OF adminisr,o,;
~. granted to the undetsIs nas,o I
me January term. 1864 Of a
~ Mi',i, .oOa'e court of Nozubs. cOus.
B. TT''sIppl' on the estate Of ChsrIs.
given to 81 deceased, notice Is here bv
s.;d al persons indebted 10 :
;mme eS!a.e TO come o Onward md me
immediate payment, and ~ . make
na'lng claims again,t ,hs -. persons
qus''ed te present them dnI" "e are re.
"nG registered, within III plOOaIed
"oy VIII be forever
ISSUED n the =, 2e'h January, 1864
SYN WA NJ CoNNoR''
Jan o, Sheriff and Admiui,,rc,o,
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a 5000 H'T-Tbs Gnpsvia. ed
10. '''as R'5a s.ts If ID. ~folloviDs
ice lat di'P'.eh TIA. I receive.
re TIE froDt vs., TIA, oar An, -.
..,'sA40s 9's va All R~o.su,,ao, ii.
0i-'F. TAs tei-g1m ! received a.
s's'' tar' are n~ier,s;1.d tia, r,
,,'' 'il rsA:a Nashville ssta,. '.
''aeA chA,,saocr.e
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TThe 'slegraphic peWu h., been
c, very little importance tbs
81 Ugh their are daily runor. Of e..
ptS,'- ATTACKS at Eieksbarg. Fr.dsr.
!skseurg aud Mari. shor'
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AdnInlstratOr'r

FILTERS . sdminmus.
been grated to the .a
h'he january term Isl.
honorable Probate sonrt
;oanIy, mississippi, on .h
James VI, TripIeIl deeeas,s
G'reOy given to all person
Inc 'ald estate 10 come
make Immediate payment
'0'' having claims again,
are required to present lhrr
h ed and registered win
pr''triOtd BY Law, or they
Eve barred.
Il''ued on the Goth Janua
VIM. M. CONN
Sheriff, and admit
Jan. 81, 1868. CIV
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MULES For SALE

OS ! , wanting good nulo. NAV
Mr. N \. ! F .SS1ss ,''. g. y s.i Tas
''''' At Plum creek bridge. ' 0'' resi-
q. McHENRY
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=
+ Van B",en's Last John VI,
Duren's speech at the Democratic meet
ing IN New York, the night before n,
municipal election, hS said.
lAey have talked of arrssting proD,i.
. "eI. men On our side; and they have
spoken at times of arrestinS ms2no, 10
me-'hey would not talk such nonsense ~
- me- pa' to sick relations, to women
an Hlt children aud to other persons TINT
L!sa' De around. l told them that thew
T yo.l not arrest me in the city of New
ORR; The physical force was to s,ron.
asan'' them They thought thew Womb
.rre'' me IN PhiladeIphi, wher. thew had
: majority. | went there to see iftbsS
would; but they did not DO il there
U "en ~ 70 ; Baltimore, and, as the did
a aOs 20 II there. l went to Washington
ana into the Presidents bous. NJ
o Ouslne's there has been the subicc, Of
considerable conversation. had NJ
on earth except to sec wI.,L ~
thai v iiIsd TO arrest me; and ( now say,
80" Tnlle 1 knew then, and knew Il. i
:. "', 'na' they did not dare arrest me f,
= long as kept inside of the cons,i,u :
~, tou ana The laws, and however modsr, .
NJ 'nou = LLa"yer | may be, yet | knew law |
,.vs csu uo' to violate it) and | know !
,eliec'ly we'll that they did not d,r. ' ~, ?
sSs me as they had arrested others. and
, rF 'nan that, say this, that Il ,Ds
ian connected with the illsn,I aA"y
,a' nave been made iu the Ststs an"
.or i S' III 6l' foot upon the soil of New
Cd d he vi. y III arrest r, him aud so help me
en' ASthe constitution and ~. Punl'0 =
Is country demand. law OF
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THE MACON BEACON.
Macon, Mississippi.
"saassday, Jan. rs, 1858.

0TO MINISTER'S = An appeal to
All Ministers Of the Gospel fun tie
quarter Master at jackson, will b
found Os cur fr' page.
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Administrators No

7 ETTERS Of admiuinr.ug
boni' nOn) having be,r
me undsrsigSed At Jal uary IL
ei'he honorable Probate conn
ss'e OOun'y, mississippi, onthe e.
James p. Haynes, deceased. =
/ AsTsby given to all persons inc
70 the said estate TO come iorws
Sake immediate payment, and al
ss"s having claims against the
are required to present them duI
sal'd asd registered within The ,
prescribed BY Law. or they will b
ever barred.
IiS'ued January "a, 1868.
WIN, NJ. COENOR, SLeru
and Administrator de bonis
Jan. ~, SO. PE, 81 so 6w
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coMNn 1oN.

Ia, iii, 1868.
NJ. Editor.
In 'soA NC over your "a.
7! i'orial remarks 10 your ne : the 2lst
asst IN reference 20 tie organization
efA Troo7er, Of tAl rs A,d Can't.
RiVSs Ct the llts r-titl,s hat Won
have 'ooicrS abass. 70 b, ius insert,
ed the foraer
/ VaS grsstly surp, ED, I, Vt any ore
'Aould - eoNstrue the ., oarkI of "A
Trooper as kRd .sust ? susu
either ofhin - n Just x lnd kind.
les" in publishing it e .sinly, Capt
Ri't' could sos sod r no regard It
as offensive t7tass5 1t NIish sny
ore bad to esll for int,r It "a, and bis
duty to erpl'ir a1d "a,
should aoi We no q farther. {
Or perhaps, no; tt'usb ati gain. but
for The slJust ensure l. ur1sl by YOU: Q
ani, indeed, 7 should no aave ,ubled
you At 81 bat for the +, ic atoms Of P
Interested And 7 v, rith ,out i
'erniEisu J ill n1sic one or two of t!
-i?: Ri7I 'nsrks bis reply; II Ia
E''sou' sths eI7rea = implied csa. Ut
ne, vii lea. it 70 70 and o,h.r, t, Ii
iass Hhe'her or no. he course pursue N
: him aud others gas r hs, lie SAYS de
Ss4 96, 1hs'd mpsuy nd, NJ,
tie ben, {; Of the ,i, &c ov 20
vii a's ~ what righ. or preo deaf tor
oney, r'o rata Of when belon d to pa
ca lndivdual soldier as much :. hi, pre-
oo'Sl! P'! wa converted into . sick liv,
I'd By tie fat Of one ua1' Va, 10, in
E Confederate Government .bl. to my
enc the n'E : and if rot, BY what the
was the solder . money taken a I
pat into '0mnoa fund or any con fror
seney or any le0g,b ot.ine vas
If C'Pt Rive, could poi make the and
0s'' there Is 10 rroot ror presum. the
'aa' individuals, misses or friend, sipp
De Regineat could not and | am first
'in il could hav. bsea 6,ne. The Of til
''y', be Kept ! r.sular account Jack
! The company, ofvLieh her have Smit
&C. ard ia Trooper i, 20: in. at
led upon the subject, it il not IN, office
Wei, perhaps some few are fan,r,
we're Informed, but ! know the until
Many we're not generally ; .od from comp
Va showing which you we're so AT .h
a. to let ne look over, | find ly NO
iosaed 10 about tnsrtv on, passec
.ns out ofDearly cue hundred man them
s from I've, to twenty dollar, furthe
Is oae grtuld Of complaint. sod Findil
aJa'; oae. Of nany members. thu, discha
s0' ncasT and some did not, and Eransfc
Ta0 did get it, ire" grs4tlJ over ~ %
Pc 'ai' Under
u. $40 call your attention to dis'ing
q N" items il The CAPTAIN, Front
5 Agslass The Sourspv. actions
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A0Pe viii sart g .bo.c
rao have ota'ured you, :. MI =, !,
a'a ne - see tAsts items 10 XIV ~,
ICE 'FthEiOso Of Welsh ~, lor, bsfar.
the company va, mad. %. and II.
"nPany cid no; authorize i. and 80,
Hl'l!' did BOT sIpee' io be charged
WITH az! 'Q'b expense SO insu,,d l.
40! one Pro' to their Ors.ailadO7.
In rsgnid to Gel Barry, !, !, Iii
'o'.n that be VA, c.nr...;ns til. Stat.
% n'seA Regiment, Of i~of.nt,-, and
a'le the Trooper, wished bin .v,c,.,
'l'y did ret 'IPe:. to pay the s,D.Dss
"a 'sey authorize i. And tbo
'Pe'kins Ct C,pts Rive. sad Kog.,
Voluntary thing on their p.,,, and IN.
-'F''iR bad not the risb. to charge II.
With any Of the above i,.m.
'Pesiaiiy' a. they we're made .O,.,io,
men organisation, and, Of which
':y had 10 La0'Isdgs or .g.Os,.
10. Capt "ys be va, ia6rn.d .h,. l
e original subscribers Of ,bs pi,.o1' $
'''fd' or claimed he right to ~ . 5
''0 'oeiF Pis'0. or pistols .hou / h. 7
ven without toe hazard Of sn,io. o
very 0ae shith rhon I have .0. Il
: and ! have THE! to Sss them an a.. a
any such conditions And II ,h.v
4 sIlsed' Wy ny a. Coluubn' re
at tall vs gss to Corin,b ~ A. v
[! we're they placed al Mr.. Sad Ill.,. al
~ Why did bet these partial d. R.
. band sAsa directly to .bei, f,,o. H,
= The truth is, 10 such eOra;,o eal
= ever imposed, and Capt. Rjr.. la
inPO~d O. By .hos. vbO bad - arr
ID tAsn- | assure yOa. tia. ~. ,hc
'pAny vOOd have refused such \. 'rV
On'i they would cot hay. 49,, iug
d0aahoa' Ia the naDs Of tie o,~ Bat
Oaly intended fer one or mar. - Oae
:, DO y0o "ppO'', sir, they -ouId en-:
the Subscription Of A. Of &, aga
ton provided, it sbouA the
A hOrss from another. o, ~ had
go Asr's' frSn s'hsrs upoa Il. ''h'
sOOSisiOus. that they 90 = p MAJ
y ''''Ans a0d CHER eject. alb ny
HE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-01-28
"O'OOO pounds OF SaI7

l R aAVE e. 90 band 10000 pound. :,
to the lsp dis' Ssl', which | viii dispose ETs%o' Of Of
'pP a |, for the use Of soldiers Se'1n s. may be
"''F''' me at shuqualak; ''H'i's''
- d.. Ii THOMAS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-01-28
Administrators, Not,..

been ADMIN IN having
N. .Jannerr 10 'ne 'gucda at
Honorable Probate Con Io y, sos
cS0nty, Mississippi. on a. .yIs't ~
G'o,ee N. Gray, dec Do,;. y,
70 ,L.." ~ all ItlH Indebted
MI. 'S'a'' 10 con ssrd and
,nn, b.ni"u payne. III per.
are required to presta. dg,,
oroOa''d aud rcgisterec ig N,
lm' prescribed by law Oh B. in b.,
brewer barred.
ISSUED January 26, 1879
MARTHA
Jan. u, SO. Pf$7 30 ri,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-01-28
Indications Of Peace.

The N. Y, Herald of last Thursda,
says We are spending three mil
lions a day" and the heart Of the Re.
b'lliOn' (RichmOnd.) "Only one hun.
dr'd aad twenty miles from Washing.
ton remains untouched and each m0.
'esdlnE effort to reach it has thus far
only resulted in disappointment, dis.s.
tiers and disgrace"