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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

when every city in every Southern
State is held by a Fcder'l garrison.
Then we shall make il W.T. of exter-
mination.
We are advised tlao the exchange of
prisoners has been suspended another
step, and the war assumes the shape
which Lincoln contcmpla ed when he
issued his free negro Proclamation
One hundred thousand mounted thieves
and plunderers are to penetrate tie
South in every direction. The whole
country we are told is to be laid waste
Our women and children are to be starv.
ed. Famine is tho substitute for valor
employed by orr heartless demoniac en-.
emies, and yet Mississippians have taken
tue oath Of allegiance to this Federal
monster who resorts to such agencos in,
yolving friend ard foe alike ID one com
mon ruin. Uuwavering courage and
u0yielding resistance under all circum'
stances can alone ensure our triumph ;
aud defeat IS only death. C~onfsca,iou
follows 0~u5jugation, an notLine is saved
and all is lost by 5ubm ssion. We must
fight whatever may be our fortunes, and
tie North will sooner or later become
weary, Of a var which we can surely
render pro6tIeSS This 10 the worsD
possible aspect of our fortunes, and the
worse this becomes the greater the he.
cesslty for courage, resistance and Gu
durauce, 4 Northern revolution mr,,
come sooner or later, and then we shall
be free. Failandighan may be sa,ri.
iced and his friends may be siIenccd for
a time but Lincoln caunot Away, pros
eelto a ptoGtIess Sar. The Northern
Valley OF the Mississippi is IS directly
the sufferer b. the de,olation as We our
selves. Ey ry Southern planter ruined
pauperizes a grain hemp aad stock
grover OF the Northwe.t. The fall Of
Flcksbu'g was deemed a political ne.
cessity by tie Fsder9l Aduinistrs ion,
BY this means the ao~pperheads wers to
be silenced and oy this, trade was to be
reproduced. Let us be true to curse es
and the South, and whether Vicksbor,
falls q stands, IN enduring mouu1, nj NJ
TO Il. leroism o. Psmberton and ii,
folI Sers, the South shall be free.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

W We are gravely advised bv
telegraph that Pemberlon has N.Y.
aounctd TO Johnston his ability to hold
v Icksburg Indefinitely. 1t is very
strange il this be rue, at Gov, Pei,
'us has ordered The Whole militia force
OF the State under arms with Gen
Johnslon,s concurrence. Ii occurs n
US that q ant ga MS somewhat. bv Tho
lapse oillmo' lie will have at Vic $.
ourg within a few: days the whole
army of the West. III can So for,irc
his position that Gen. Johnston viii
ma 1t impossible 10 'disiodge him
The troops be will h; We ale mol hon..
ever accllmated, and il this our oar.
rIson OF the city has a great advon,
age. Disease will prove u formula.
ole Toe 10 Northern trrJrs. Memnbis
VIII soon become one vast hosDiral :,
and should the scige last two weeks
lIly thousand now living shall h..
Numbered with the doad. ="
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

The fate of Vicfsburg determines for
time that Of the Valley IF the Missi5.
sippL Iii should fall, Federal armie.
will at oaeo advance urcn Mobile, and
upon Columbus from Corintb. The
loops we nov have north Of Jackson.
ara West of The Noble and Chic Rad.
must be Withdrawn, Jecausr their sup.
2he9 and communication wth exterior
armies will be cut Of The Mississippi
"IiI be open except % far az Commercial
atearuera may be in erruped by Holmes
Eate, a4d Kirby SIN tn. The whole
State will be subjected to hostile in,
~rions, and then the spirit Of our poo.
PIE j be subjected toa test Of fidelity
70 principle for which tlvy baye been
j prepared. 1t is wei enough to COO.
niIate such possibilities, and then
ever men viii disg ace Themselves and
3ae'. ai!dreD for' or. by base trucu.
len-e . power, hen the love rfproper
y AID of princi lie operate in different
directions.
There was no State wb Oh sought
more eagerly than this, til, disro ,tion
Il ties which bound us to the North
Mississippi should be the very last to
be-" their recEs 10 the couquerer's
yoke Let sons what may, we have
surely seen enough Of the conduct of
oar foes, when they become masters, to
learn that cOwardly submission wins no
fav0rs The'bass wretch who swears ,
iIe' to save bis property, is more thor.
0ughly condemned by his masters, than
he who tells the truth and proclaims bis
hatred for those who would rob, enslave
and exterminate our race. Il is vor
OF determination at least to those who
oasely yield, bring untold calamities I'M.
on their COuntrymeu by inspiring our
enemies with The hcy ard belief that
the south may be enslaved. The oov.
ardly traitor who sneaks awav from;
danger behind the conscience. worL ot,
pugury' should be hunted down az tbsi
most dangerous Of our enemies, Tbaso
are the men who in Tennessee and
Mississippi have made our
believe that the South could be
They are responsible for
me continued prosecution Of the war
have trsmbled and Acknowledged
themselves snslaved, snd the Mortimer
that the South is beaten and tba
var ended when the country Is Over.rup.
We must tsash the Yankees a diser.p.
''''n. The var will have Ooly bsQun
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

OJ~LOsr--0n SATURDAY, evening last
a bunch Of small keys attached to an
iron ring and a brass key Of e door was
los: on the Tairf ID road from Macon.
A suitable reward will 10 paid to the
finder by leaving them q. this Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

Gy~The friends of L 4, T.. s. G.
Foster take pleasure in announcing
him a candidat" for the ST.. in the low
er branch of the Legislature. 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

FTaE ORoPs. = God 10 the ip6Oi
tude of His goodness has againihlesI tho
purchased earth with genial klovsrs'
The wheat crop, the heaviest Nv t,r
ever madein the South, has BecS ,oFal
N sproered' We had begun to a6pre.
Fa$a drought Obstructive to vast Xxi XII.
OF oe,e$but on yesterday khe rains do.
sCelaed and hope spraug Up afrosb, If
GOD thus bless our fields will Ho ~,
give strength, courage and epduran n.y.,
70 the gallant men who at Vicksbnr1
resist q foe whose triumph would bs
more fatal than famine p%estileuee and
death The Indifference of this n.onio
70 the dangers that environ them if ~
comprehensive. They should not onir
pray and thank God tSr His me,c;as
but oct as becomes men in the nresaS1"
Of mighty calamity which NAV Be avart'
co by active cooperation sitL on, CO...
erals and chief magistrate,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10
Hon |, Welsh, we apnounc,

ANV" w NH""5 W """0""77
a candidate for Congress in the third
Congressional District, eoupose9sgf the
cOnuties Of Lowndes, Noxube& KEN.
per, NeshoJa, Winston, Cctibbgha aud
Chvctaw counties, T.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

Dr.. Il. Il. V. Yates, we an
nouuce q candidate for the seat in the
lower house of the Legislature.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-06-10

~""y mHuiuE Cuu~
firms reported defeat of Banks's forces;
says it was a most complete route-our
forces pursuing them. KIRBY Smith 60
miles from Port Hudson on Thursday;
says be is certain to cross at Port ilud.
son.
Richmond. June l--Nortbern dates
28th received. Chicago Times has pes
cial dispatch dated on the field at Vicks.
burg, Saturday at 9 o'clock, says-no
fighting to.day-troops resting from
yesterdays assault Our rcpulse was
complete on all parts of rebel lines, but
no Encouragement need be entertained
Of final success.
We are entonchiug aud building
rife pits. Cavalry sent towards Cam
ton to ascertain whereabouts Johnston's
forces. Our loss yesterday about
1900.
LATER,-Times special from Mem
phis, 27th-says our forces were repuls
ed Friday at V~icksburg but another
steamer from Vicksburg Monday ar.
rived today reports Grant has captured
every Rebel redout. Fighting was DIES,
perate. Rebels rolled she'll down steep
hills which exploded among the FEEDER.
ais creating fearful havoc. Same dis.
patch adds, fshtiug was going on furi.
ously when steamer left.
A special to New York Times from
Washington May 90, midnight says
nothing later from Vick,bbrg 1t be.
gins to be the talk in offoill circles that
siege may last two weeks, Fridays
attack very sanguiuary National loss
very heavy. Rebels fought with great
eoolnoss and desperation, reserving fire
until Federals came within murderous
range. Rebels, however, were driven
back by main fierce into tho last line OF
entertainments.
News,from Cairo May %, says
fighting Friday was desperate. Gen.
charged fOrtifcatious--took some
but Rebels rallied and retook them.
was much hand to hand fighting.
Federal loss was 5000. Rebels used
band grenades, when the Federals at
tempted to storm the works.
Reports say two corps had reached
Washington.
An arrival at Philadelphia on 25th
rom PeruambucO with dates to May Cd {
reports great Obstruction of Federal
'essels by Alabama and F~Iorida-men. I
ions among destroyed ships from India
he Louisa Hatch, Nora, and Chas.
Hill, aud barques Henrietta, Lafayette 4
Gate, end Cora, aud schooner King6sh.
r. Two ships were loaded with tea, and :
'ere very valuable
Heralds special from Washington % :
says Lees army is in motion, trains "
moving towarpS Culpepper followed 81
J heavy columns Of troops. Lee has "
sued an address to the Rebel army
'reshadowiug a raid into Maryland. n n
jackson, June 1st.-- Grant being !
reinforced, heavy firing was ),
card yesterday, Major Genl. Logan I
I'D another Genl were killed.
Thermometer l0I.
GoldSboro', June Thirteen Abo. =
tion prisoners was captured by our
outs below Kingston on Saturday, \
brought to this place by the At. 1
ntic Road this morning. nj
Shelbyville, June 1-All quiet in il
ont. Nashville dispatches 29th May, Of
the following. AT Vicksburg, TO
Grant drove Rebels to their dc
St ep~Tenchment- Federal loss severe. tn
wenty thousand of our army here,o- lot
re occupying jackson reinforced g.
rant Saturday evening Immediately
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MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 8.

SSAS
going on at Vicksburg-news cheering.
bot contraband. Latest advises GRAFT
was compelled TO burn most ofhjs d nd
before Gen Pemberton's slaughter pen.
Shelbyy,lle June 6-Reconnois.
cence in force which was sent ont yes.
terday found Rosenorantz ia force at
M%urfreesbOro'. Our forces drew up in
lire within four miles of Murfreesboro'
when the enemy came out i'll force we
withdrew Our loss trifing. Reports
that RosoncrAntz is retreating to Nash,
vile anil big head quarters then not
credited.
Nashville papers received here con.
tajns the following items Gunboat
Cinciauatti was sunk by the Yicksburq
batteries On the 18th, ult. Grants
prospects we're Encouraging.
It was believed at Washington that
Lee was advancing on the Capital.
Three lhcusand prisoners from Vicks
passed through Indianapolis GU the Sd
Guuboat Osvego had cabtu.edthe block
ads runner West Florida. /
A New Orleans dispatch repcrts Che
capture of Fort Morgan.
Tns Rebel pickets had d-i,appearod
finn Ii. RoppabaruocA.
Burnside had suppressed the Chicago
Time, and nrob;t;,sd ,Lo o,o,1..f
the n World -
Sh.l5yville, June 6-Qliet in front.
Nashville Union Of th5 ) d saws . s,e
oial dispatch rom M~arfresbero Of tn.
4.b ,o,so bod, IS D.,
toclsl .rd 3.an.
r.;: '"0 P'vH''S OF tue
" u"u'' Jefferson u DaVlS-the
'o'faS immediately rallied under un
der arms and the rebels retired. No
further particulars.
The N,sbeilIo l-0;on L..
m,,;or ofLa... Da' "'so 'ntor'
I',,oH Of nea'y nrlng IN the direction
OF FRANKLIN on tho 4th inst, between 4
and 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
A CHICAGO di.n,,ob or H. ca,
the pr.,iaor, h,s ,oa,J.5 '1, 0'u says
o.n.1.,r.' = '''oA'u burnside
0 u' promoting the publication of !he
A special dispatch from N. York Of
the 4th. .ates that a ,edor.I a,9t.l1
lo.,,,s V-..Lr" eu''"i gunooat
"nA louisiana IN conse.
lueOo' OF being fred upon by Guirril.
las.
Admiral Footo succeeds Dunont
Richmond, June 7th-Lcttars ROW
crossing states tba. . 'i b,il !
yade of Yankoes, with six piecos of VII {
lo4 hd'e or, ssed the Rnppabann o~i' !
, tr Freezer ,ksburg, and isrsn 1u no
%osi'iou in the vicinity Of tho REM, :
I'M q / a
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State of Mississippi,
Krpo, COuaty.

To Oe w Z, WOO
VOU are de'fOy noli6e|
appear before the Prod
OF kemper comfy, 10 III
Mississippi, tne court I'D
county, IN he >wn OF Dek|
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G5=The friends of W. D LYLES
take pleasure in announcing his name
rs a candidate for Congress in the ID
Congressional District.
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ENALL n .p SEED,
= quality sic at
-. &C. 81
June 10, 58
70 Aiasters,

..,
,OMPLA ayiug bee
us ofabu's siug from !
some master lowing theI
to hire their own lime, VIC Id
notice to all, that u is a diroa
of the statute d IF the Statd
Of anSrdiuaDcs Of the town
We therefore g We notice, lid
first day Of July Il such cad
under our no. Q will be desl
cording TO law
-. G. FERRIS
June 8, 1858 81
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Gen. Reuben Davis We an
naunce a candidate for Governor at the
ensuing election in October
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Sale Of tanse and Y

~ Va
10y virtue ofsd OF Ter Of u, M ;
I'D court of NcEab,e county
ri, rendered at The March 4 'eT S1a|
1858, | will on Saturday %. si.a n
of june next, on the premises W.T. /
town Of Macon, : to the n's
Der Der on a credit q twelve m no 1aa'.
the day Of sal h't Esl'aps N
lot belonging % The ~
g s. Davie .,;., 81
Bond and aSHtoFet g'a'
f'q''''aJ = J. NsJAvID, Bi''''
May ~, 1868 Az
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LARGE Lot d S'0R'''D
n ding
Milk Crooks.
Small Bowls, Pit'h'r''
Preserve Jars,
Granite Stew Cans
Climbers. ..,ts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-12
LIVE STOCK.

Droverssnd Fsrmerswil fin d this the mos isdvfn-
taeeous route fot Live Stock Csiatians farcs well
sateyed and supplied with every sonverieucf .havs
beer opened onth istintsndttseenre - Hndcsery
atte otfep L. pajd tntheff xsnts trop HaTrttutSh,
where will be found every convenience ici feeding
and resting schoiee g. offered Of the PHlLAnkL
PFla NEW YORK and BALTIMORE EAkEIT.
This rillslso befoEnt the shnrteht quick md
most directrcute for Stuesso New f"FF-IviS Atisn-
- nI--.rd wtthfr~ Nr n sthsn any oths,s g
ENOCH LEWIS. Genersis pt-. Altoona Pa.
L. L. HoUPr, Gen .rtckefAy frsi'scs'phts
Il. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agsa
Pal ~ 80