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no'S y S''- $ County,
M, Myy0"1s MO Court Z July Term, 1864.
bters,Ia5i aify : Crisp, and ali other,
[rcSiS.S,al [citS,Sa IN the estate Of william I
decpa,,a' deopps..,' Harvey admiuistr.to, ;,
,bS'Iseo, bis se,, At this tenn Of our Court =
Aid al s'la.. aaal count and rosirpot;on' DUieS'
FL ''.a'? y 4 and the same was y, ,,a',Ss sos
: VI Tuesday, September - e,b, H.
spv pv't ,1 oeiore our court "a IN tSe = MA -
,ou 20 'leo I.a. and there to show causs' Va.S
sbonla1 r% a1Ve, Why Sbe said final II 'i,,'' u.
tats s.,., aOt 30 allowed, and The
Witness the Han 81.
e. :, a Brown, !, Judge Il fp'rgSs. p,ds.,.
u ~ ,'l ,ald County ibis 5,h 'dasv dav
|sl,is w,a, w H, COOK: Ga.
= 1864. 4w S's'a'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03
July 10, 1864,
TAX.IN.KIND,

4 WILL attend at the following times
= and places for the purpose of assess
ing be Confederate Tax,in, Kind for
1864, on the following named produce ;
Wheat Pye Oats and WooI Twill
be compelled TO close Lie assessment on
the 3lst day of August. / will be at
Bigby Valley, Mon & Tues, Aug | & 2
Wooa'aVn, Wed & Thurs. =" 3 A.
Cooksville, Frid'y & Sat'y " 5 6,
Brooksville, Tues'y & Wed, DO.
Macon, Thursday Il Friday F12.
Shuqualsk, Moud'y & Tues. " 10 l6.
Lynn Creek, Frll.y, 10.
Summerville, Monday, %.
Mashulaville, Wednesday, "a.
Trotman's, Thursday, 20.
2 rIOLC0MB THOMAS,
Assr Of 34th Dist. Taz III A,o0
July 20, 1864. St*
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03

within she pass Heek We have heard
If he death osDanle1 ltlmors,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03
Line Of Battle, ChattahOOchie River,
July llth, 1864.

Mr.. Ferris.
am enabled to send you q
list Of casualties in the following compa,
MES in the army Of Tennessee. Trey
are from Noxubee and the country with.
in the circulation of your paper; un.
doubtedly they have friends who have
an interest 10 there welfare.
T. 7. FREEMAN.
Co. G, 2OtA Mss Reg't--Capt, J,
s, Reid COmdg.
Killed--Juo NJ. ?. White
Wounded-F II. Richardson shg sls,
Serg't J. A. White, head and side
Corp'l 7. H, Harper, hand
j, A, Reeves, arm
Ng, Roach, tk
zacET HOLMAN, knee 4"
\ f. O. Davis,
Co. D, Goth Miss, Reg't-Capt. r.
c. McLsHand Comd'g
..Wounded--Capt. McLelland, arm seq.
Private z. B. Grizzle,
j. B. Lewis thigh slight.
NJ. 7. Rogers, hand ''
Co. D, 4lSt Mass, Regt--Capt. r,
g. v Ya'es Cpmdg.
Killed-T. j. Nations,
J. W Showers.
Wounded-J. II Benner, head sew.
7. Fl, Stewart, head slight,
G. B. Sell, hip severe,
J. W. Ashmore, head slight,
J, Bell, hip severe,
T.J, Fancher, leg severe,
W, 4. Gillespie, hand severe,
NJ. NJ Hasson, head slight,
P. G Russell, foot severe,
Al Robertson, head slight,
J, NJ. Winfield,
VIM Wynn, face
A. O Ellis, foot
Missing-W. S. Jones, L. Lindsay,
NJ. Martin, W, L. McDayid, L. b,
McDavid, F. E B. Hines, W. B. Jack.
,on.
Martin and jackson struggled and
we're captured
Capt. Chas. Thomas CO.-Perrin's
Regiment.
Killed-Dan'l Fulton.
Wounded-Hunter Harlan.
70. K, 4lst Mass, Rsg't-CGpt. Geo.
w. SpOOner COnsd'g.
Wounded-Lieut. Moore, slight,
Serg't A. D. Sanders, |"
Privates G. W. White, &"
J A. Murdoch, "
j. j Parks, "
Rich Barnes, severe,
c. @. Franklin, leg amputated,
], L. Bledsoe, fore 6uger of,
Jas. H Ames, hand severe,
Rob't Jones,
%. II, 5th MisS., Regt-Capt' JHO.
S, Fe0therSton COmdg.
Wounded p, Patterson, hand slight,
Jas Taylor, arm +"
M. V. Henderson, arm
D. L. McGollum, leg +"
==z=s=s===-==sH-l-4-zzHazz=~7.
! YRUp or Salt Kettles for sale
, either for money or cotton.
Eos rart;cnlara annlv To DIR. G w
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03
CBTDID OATES.
rtE @aERIFF,

''' NLlHhlFE,
j Ii ,cS, we announce a
candidate yor saeriff at the ensuing
October eia,
q. v. sHJmas, we announce a
candidat ggansuH 1t the ensuing elec
tonia 05,5nF. n
W. N. oHnOT, we announce a
candidate for ection at the ensuing
October elea n
FOR TIT CLERK.
j. ~. .z"5er, we announce a
candidate 70. i7c.ion as Clerk of the
Circuit GOuN n
FOX 7 3EASURER,
willie n Haynes, we an>
1ounog a clI alto for reelection as
County T,e.. + "
s FOR p TIE JUDGE,
j. Ii. W land we announce
Canolda'3 a'c'aotlou as Probate
Judge at lN October election. n
Cndi 'tFtS we announce a
candidate lection os proboto
clerk. \
D'N announce a can.
u''atc .T 40 he next October
election
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03

Fw-Cen. MaaEs takes Gen. Lees place a
commander Of che Mississippi Departments
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03

q HOE Pegs for sale by
y A. Q. BUCK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-08-03

SSH sippi,
cL,n coHntH
'' ". ltules, July 4,
EBrvr
lO4r Eat
WILL
y M Tue matters of said
that H caring to thn court
Do,D '9. odant, William Il,
bm ro.;, = VI. h'hltant ofthis State.
81 TIM, 0''t'' the limits thereof,
IcsDnot b ,u' y ar process of this court
.teo3on. oo,'' Cd, given to the said de.
Z.,1aS ,p' =, 70 1l appear before the
.CoUp'n +, VI, o0 ''ancery Coult Of said
b(CIoiy5,' y t'e art House, in tho town
h g%,p%S,, ton,1a :. lie fourth MONDAY after
SGI ,luI9n ,}n. A,44.y Of September, A. =
ewn, enn '.ea ne J here to plead answer o. Or u.
mnl,inle @ 70 lle 3.7eral allegations of said
nh ng5'I'aanf' ,Sa III and in default SsS Of
Dss5 '"e ,n, @o' VI will be taken for con.
gIv' and Judgement entered accord. ord
lALl eon.4 a,'e"' ~ ~ hand and seal Of said
Ssv spv, =, ai !, columbus, this the 4th
lssn.S S'y 9 9f July, a, D 1864.
ulv ~ sSHo w., O. BROWN, Clerk. |
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-09

LNfsem dSoeNSMdss fsttM Ne tcssa 3tHfu ut
IDS aenOmnsn, lastsA Ste Grbfdaftefdaen bss
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nit Btiorsnis %stfiqts.
Gs wurrt. atsRp. SIN esn ,3inmer Wtars
GUARDS trdnnte Elm bifttrts et&t.
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idEafsn. user rr f6ltis nt6t.
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.d6st Warqiars f<tf Mot.
GO mar 81 Gin utr.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-09
NsTI6.aaao Sec Iatn Stttt)

Marauares @esnEnn mar IN ntais sseaasl'
Or 6att. sssIaubt. s,n SaiHts nno aeOmas
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aber Siss RSrtt ion Mot. BitbsnS Fst sr ussr
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-09
8tI6cr ans .@arts.

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aus benz 6anlt. Der &sGner @eOta, Der Ism
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fem untsr6i.lt e I'D tn fainter, frsuntli6er
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gaaft.s sapihl.
81 nj ! .

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tr Fh fi6te.
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oi,st "a mir nt1t pte6sr !

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ri, IN I,tntln Sunsrn tctte, Itsstn has !
bss @stRss NOD ntAt. sanl wtsSsr IN ION. aaI"
Simmsrn.
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bds in pem MussnbIid. tn pslaem tr In RoGFtt
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sr fpple.s - s."
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mae ut.
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.tniarr 0otistn Son Senen. gle tosrSst eef:
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Der arst stus, traustn CAB tr Der 8irtStn
snr6. riuise. Observation-Disclosures. CT bislt.
Marqaarts 3uRanp iest far S6ais ungsfatr.
ltd.
Qts Der grSt f& s~Ktfernt Bate trScb i'd
M~arquarS NIB bur&iarittf &wanfenben S&rtt-
TED. leiht s~epbnuns. 0Ftnsar mar e. pait Sven
tsl&dttist, bte feline game Ssslt In GnfPraG
Enabn,sn.
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anafl@weib BON Der stirn tr6uf.lts. 8aut
aesen Raut. @as pstItere ID pfn Nutb ;
Bin Ids nt&L nod INNER tsrfer5e 3urquatS. :
- 9e6e i& nt&t nod ben 8Upf aaf msinsn
Saaltsrn SD nerbs Der DsIt ssiseHi tuer
i'd 6inI - Wuttl- btu Elm ret&er @ann,
9a6e liz nlGt st6atauienb G9atsr benz @rds
fen Retus sttte9eai 5altl bic 6&ulcpse.
fdrsi6uns ltsset IN Dem setstmen ga&t mstats
Bursaus uue BORT tieseR nod anOsre wlGttse
Yaptsre, BIZ, baerts 0stb fnp
Waarqparb polite fottsn na&iu&su. User,
- $50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

SCHwAsLER -EverybOdy knows Charles S,hw agle'.
he MSS great politician when the "sEeAt House. was
an inst uon but Of late years has turned his tenlon
to big ogs, lager bier, and 1t appears to running alb
ecoDd conscrpA off 10 Yankeeland. For Of
bis explJis - the latter business he is in Castle
Fhunder. We do not, however propose TO give his
biography, Iugi il could fail prove ia inter-
esting ,ruo.ive, but to tell how lis house was
robbed lass 'Adsy evening His tolse, occupied by
hiI wife, sal the foot of Poor house HILL. Monday
evening, three visited il, and representing Mrs.
SchWaser that they detectives said they had been
nt to search the premises for papers; II they found
paprs Schwagler TO b. released from the 10.
They searched the house and took OF Schwsglsrs
strobg OOx three gold res $500 ia go $500 10 City
of chmOnd shinpAs;ers $500 in bank )tes and some
her properly OF less value. Having pocketed th Sj
articles the sol disaat detectives wtkoi CT aud have
not been seen since. How much OF thi inoAey sclwsg
Ter made by running people to the easuy he him
self only Knows.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

BUTTERMILK Mrs. BnfOrd, of Hanover, is said TO te
the Oay person who sends pure bdtermilk to the New
Market Cons qusnIy it is in great demand and the
rival OF her mik.mad in her mul cart is every morn
ing the occasion Of tremendous excitement about sho
market house Her cart is surrounded by cGoad all
frantic b, sers,d Yesterday morning a Wae
headed p,tt4rcn, hts eagerne's, sc,ed her cart at
the psr OF Lis neck an his Two gallon pitcher whch
he hourshed alOfi Tae price OF this precious milk is
81 quart. Il Lot the price sui ,eut to stimulate tie
farmers Richmond 10 enter i2to conpetitiOn' If
is not gentle Crmers and shepherds, will give you
moie. You know VIC mast pay yous price. Ask whas
you please, 50 you don't Iui water into it. Thank
heaven Rave still water enough here aud expect TO
have until Me-. D.uOon neg!ec;s tis wIter works.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
90 oIYY.

4AYoR's CoURr.-There were more than the usua
member OF small cases before this court yesterday, but
only one of interest was investigated
Mr. Ionic Nszarens was charged with aesaultrg
Charles Maurice, and very nearly gOugiDg his eye out
Maurice declared that Mrs. Nazsrene had done Q
thing charged On the other hand, Ms. Nazarcne
having obtained the ear Of the court protested that
Maurice had begun the skrmish by catching her by the
hair of fho head and dragging her violently about her
house, she being eneients. Tho Mayor expressed his
determination to require both parties give security
to keep the peace but relened and continued the case
ill this morning, to ALLOW the parties summon wit
nesses to settle the fact of which the sggressor
The case of Mrs. Catherine Snidt, charged with
stealing bags from the Confederate States was ds
missed ard the Mayor retained the bags for the present.
John, son of J. II. Gentry, and Edgar, son of jas
A. Scott, were charged with felony" The Gaze was
continued without exlmr alton. There mystery about
this matter. No one bu: the Mayor and the pol'co
seemsd to know what the alleged felony" ia. We
hear OF no dark aud mysterious murder having bssu
committed bereabouis.
TIE case Of Mrs Mary Hopkins aud Thadeus her son,
chaaged With rObOing Henry JONES' grocery on lad
street. was continued
Several other cases we're Continued. Tw, negroes
were whipped for stealing shoulder Of bacon from the
Jackson HOspits aud James Simp.on fined $40 for
trading with negroes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
YANKEE pEPRrDArIoss IN EssEx.

Confederate officer, resident Ct Essex, informs Us
that the Yankees when they recently landed at Tappa
hammock, enjoyed without molestatOn, perfect car
niVal Of plumber and destruction.
Before giving instances of citizens who suffered, we
ought to state that no one around the village escaped
without losing everything that could be carried or en-.
tcsd CT. Our informant states that r. Laytons aud
Tappahanncck, they carried away 1880 negro,s Of all
ages and sexes. OF these, 10 belonged to James R.
cOu, clerk Of the county and crOui: court; to Dr.
Lawrence RoAne, formerly prominent Wing and a
representative of Essex the House of Delegates and
IS to Mrs Austin Brockenbrough the widowed mother
Of the gifted, brave and youthful Captain Austin Brock
snbrOugb, who fell a. Gettysburg and to Theodore
Blughan. Mace Clements lost a number, and Wm.
D. Wright bis ertire working force.
From Mrs. Richard Cro1.On of Tappahsnnock, one of
the WOrtAiest Of the worthy mstrOns of Virginia hsyrot
only sntced even her oldest family servan to go with
them but rObSCd Der Of every valuable they could lay
hands upon.
Well, by lyicg and deception, ever regiment of
poor deluded blacks have left hOmjs of comfort ard
ease where addition to the substsntals of life, tho
water furnished them uxuries In profusiOn which only
Yankee nabobs can indulge in, ard gone to cold and
nho pitAble climate. From the bottom Of hearts,
In spite Of their ugra,ituds, pity their hopeless
fate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

PARDON RETUsED.-Gevernor Smith has refused TO
pardon Jessie Whitc the gambler, who is serving ous
term Of Twelve moaths iu tho city jail for killing Ack
Andrews, another gambler. White aad AndrswS quar-
relied in gambling house on Sunday morning White
came our up.n the street aad stood a. the S9osWood
corner. Andrews cane oat a few minutes afterwards
and seeing White, said, "there is the - now" and
started towards him in threatening manner II went
up and struck White, and Waits shut him in the arm
viii pistol Andrews died'ia the course OF tho en-
suing week. whether from sesso the pistol SHOT, is
doubtful We are OF those WAC would experience n
regret a. the killing OF any number Of gamblers By an,
other number Of gamblers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
aaANr,s rREsENr Position.

TIE Express OF yesterday says: On the enemy's eI-
rsms left he is said have extended his lines and that
hi flank in that direction oW reaches nearly to Rams
Station, on the Weldon Railroad, which is ten miles
from Petersburg. Yesterday he was reported to be
terrifying there and telling trees for the purpose Of pro
tsclng his lines by impenetIable abatlis. On the
right, too he reported to be busily engaged yes
terdsy telling the trees the banks OF the AppOmat
tex and erecting balteriee. We thought this flank Of
Ulysses sufficiently prOtec ed By the river, bu: he does
not seem to be cur way of thinking. The huh is,
Grnts conscience tells him that he is great sinner,
aad have high authority for stating that the wicked
aseth when pursueth." So Grant expects can =
ger when more is nigh.