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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1866.
SOBER FACTS FOB THINKING PEopLR.-Year

SOBER FACTS FOB THINKING PEoPLR-Year
.ner year. for an eighth Of century the Press Of tho eSun
try has chronicled the beneficial effects Of HosrErTRs
STOMACH Brrrxza Editors authors physicians, merchants
officers Of the Army and Navy, chemists counselors minis
Of the Gospel in short. great cloud Of witnesses Of
every profession trade and calling have testified to Its efficacy
tonic and regulating medicine The and statements
Of these witnesses have been published In The public prints
Many Of them are well known to tho whole public. Their
testimony has never been challenged mpugned Upon ev
aence far less weghy men are acquitted condemned b.
conscientious juhss
HosrzrrRR's STOMACH BIrrxas are not, however upon
trial II has been tried and pronounced the authority Of
those whose lives and health has preserved apure harm
less and sneny ssatay preparation Attempts have been
made to rival It, They have failed Can be necessary to
say why they have sdl Ask the recovered dyspeptcs
bilious suerer victims Of fever and ssue and sub
ecs who have experienced i.s effects what they think Of IL
ASK ru.u, and b. suA .ol.l, by ~A.. they say. Sold
everywhere.
Eew-York Office No. 50 Cedarst.
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SPECIAL NoTIcT.-Last day for receiving
Pupils at half price. at GorDsGrHs COMMERCIAL liz.
srrrurE. No. 75S Broadway. Penmsnship Book-heep-
ing and Business Affairs The fall prices win b re.
ahmed and regular term commenced Feb. l. Open
this evening until O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

THE STATES OF THE UYIoy-Area, popula-
ton. capitals Governors time Of meeting OF LegiSa'
tures. time Of State Elections, &C., &c. See THE
TPpIJyE ALMANAC for 1866.
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Destruction Of n Georgia Jail by Fire
Thirteen Prisoners burned 20 Death.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday. Jan. 80.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Jan. 80, $500.
A special dispatch to The Enquirer says that
the ial and city guardhouse at Marietta, Ga, were re-
Gently destroyed BY fire, and that 10 prisoners were
burned to death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
lAdvertisements-

JKyYgRs's Gold, Silver and White Satin full
49,. roots and SIIPPERs Also new style Of Ladies
WsIsny boots. All at low prices. JEFrzRs. 573Bway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

30. 900 Elegant BRICKS are made daily by the
NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE which Is the wonder OF the
age. ADRIAN REQUA, General Agent, No. 100 Broad
way Eew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
From Canada-An Early Session Of Par
Lament Anticipated-Judge Coursol.

OTTAWA. c. W., Tuesday, jan 30, 1866.
Lord Monck is expected to arrive in Canada
shortly when 1t is reported, early session of Para'
nent will he called.
Judge Coursol is to be reinstated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
scheuck's Mandrake Puls,

scheuck,s Mandrake Pflls, ~
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT. ! ..
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
your bowels are cOstive, f......N
TRY THEM.
II you have worms I
TRY THEM.
II your breath il bad,
TRY THEM.
II you feel drOwg.
TRY THEM.
II you are low spirited,
TRY THEM.
II you have sick headache,
TRY THEM.
They only cost Is cents box.
TRY THEM.
Blue Mass and other preparations Of Mercury actually pro
duce suffering and death than the diseases which hsy
profess to cnre. ..-t'-
And yet this corrosive material denounced BY snopsshie
doctors prescribed BY them smos. universally In cssss 1t
Liver Complaint, Consumption Of Lungs &c
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
sre composed entirely Of and hesbs obtained from The
great stOrehOuse of Nature. and their su.s effects win
pear the medicine brought to the ties, Of s
experiment sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS do not
produce any sickness Of the somachi but whea
given for dyspepsia may be proper to them In coune
ton with sCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC. By this ju-
dcous treatment the digestive faculties speedily restores
their full yigor and the Of b
cured.
When reflect that the liver the largest internal organ
ofhe body that Is assigned the important duty OF htsr
ing the blood and preparing the bile tina, Is subject TO many
dsorde and that when Is diseased inactive the whols
body suffers sympathetcsIy, Il 10 no. surprising that me-
cine which restore the healthy operations Of the ves
should produce wonderful changes In the general health AAd
effect cures which may appear be almost miraculous Head
ache long continuance pain In the side breast and
and wretchednes and other alarming OF distressing yme
toms Indicative OF imperfect or disorders acton Of the
speedily removed by the use OF SChENChs MAN
DRAKE PILLS ,,.
CosivenAss piles bitter quotations and the m
decTibabe feeling Of oppression, mental anxiety Ansucf,
ehargy ard depression spirits which units Tor ths
management Of business and the enjoyment OF NE arc s
relieved BY the use Of SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Prepared only by J. H. sCHENCK, No IS North siIh-st,
Philadelp hia and sold by druggists generally.
Price ofthe PULMoNIC SYRUP and sEAwEED TONIC.
each, 81 50 per bottle or 81 50 per half Dozen MAN
DRAKE PILLS. rs cents per box For sale by all Drusssts
and Dealers.
DEMAs BARNES Co, No. 81 Psrkrow, New YOrt.
General Wholesale Agents
n B.-Dr. SCHENCK will DO at his rooms, No. 80 BOND
st.. Eew.York every TUESDAY, from q m until O'CLOCK
D. m where full supply Of his medicines can be obaned q
all times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

TryyAsY g. Co. offer $1,000 REWARD for the
..a.arx ~ Jevelry which the BURGLAR AfAkh TELk.
nroperly applied 70 the house, would have saved
from being stolen. z. HoLhBs ~ lss brosaH"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

Chemistry, Mineralogy and mtniBg.-section Of
,b .ocation for the Of Sciences and Art
an meet Al their Rooms Cooper Institute I'd floor THIS
iWedns,dayj EVENING, at "a O'clock subject IhEAE
MENT OF SILVER AS DISTINGUISHED FhoM tnAi
or GOLD ORES. Admission free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
CATASTROPHIES
Hxplo sion Of Steamers on the Mis-
ssissippi and Ohio.
Over Two Hundred Lives
Reported Lost.
MEMPHIS. Tuesday, Jan. %. 1866.

MEMPHIS, Tuesday Jan. 90 Ie66.
1t is Just reported here that the steamer Miami
blew up and burned on Sunday last six miles above the
mouth Of the Arkansas River One hundred Ind thirty
lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, LII. d.,
GIVE, TIE "BEsr" PATENT LIMBS TO SoLprERs-yRsI ~
BwAI NY 1903 Cgksrsur ST., Phia ID GnEKSBsr Dos
ton. COMMISSIONED BIT SuReZosGKERRAL bAkSss u D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
HULL's DEMULCENT SOAP

for Chopped and Tender Hands and Nursery Use.
Also. over 100 other styles OF Toilet Soaps.
J. C. HuLLs SON % Prk-row N. Y. Sold everywhere
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Watches and JeMelry.


FINE GOLD WATCHES of all descriptions, American,
Swiss and English Jules Jursensen, Lsvsette K u boes>-
ley and other uakers-some In Enamel and Diamond C.ses
FIFTY, SIXTY, and sEvENTY,FIVE to THREE HUMID
RED DOLLARS each.
SILVER WATCHES,
American Swiss, and English, FIFTEEN TWENTY.
TWENTY-FIVE and THIRTY to NINETY DOLLARS
each.
DIAMOND RINGS,
Solitaire Cluster aud Hoops THIRTY, FORTY. and FIFTY
to EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS each.
FINE GOLD wATCH.CHAINS, ....
of ali kinds Chselaiues Guard and Vest Chains TWENTY
FIVE, FORTY FIFTY to THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
each.
GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PINS.
Amehyst PEARL Topaz Garnet Csrbuncle, Opal and Enss-
ell TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX to FIFTY DOLLARS
each.
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
New Styles. Enamel Topsr Amethyst. and Pear. Bioodssoss
Caruunee garnet, Jet, Coral &c, TWO, THREE, FouH,
FIVE, SIX, EIGHT, TEN to FIFTY DOLLARS Set ..
EARRINGS AND PINS,
New Styles Pearl. Coral Garnet Csrbunce Enamel Ams
thyst Etruscan. Jet, kc., &c, FIVE, TEN, FIFTEEN
TWENTY to ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Set.
BRACELETS. -.....
Fine Chain Roller Chain, Flat and Oval Bands Gold ana
Enamel, Black and White, TWELVE FIFTEEN, TWENTY
10 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each.
For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway, one doos
below Canal st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

SCHILBERGs GERMAN OINTMEsT-Wauanted
..,,.in cuTe without the slightest danger for Piles. old
Wand, scrofua Salt Rheum all Bone and Skin Diseases,
&c For sale 80 Bowery and by all principal Druggsts
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Blue Mass and other preparations Of Mercury actually pro
duce suffering and death than the diseases which hsy
profess to cure. ..-.'-
And yet this corrosive material denounced BY snopsthie
doctors prescribed BY them amos. universally In cssss 81
Liver Complaint, Consumption Of Lungs &c
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County.

" AbA0b0h &NNNNs
Dempsey Harrison, PHI.
TNo. 6e6ol vs. olse"n Jour
Jas. G. Coleman, Dei't& AttaenIleh'
III W. Park, ct. al Garnishees. for 624o'oo'
Wy HEREAs heretofore tO-wit on the ga
wv day OF May, A. D. 1906, suit was Y
sututed in the Circuit Court Of said county9.y
the above named party by attachment Tor the
snm Of sixty two hundred and forty and 90
101 dollars, and it appearing to US tba: said
! ~deCepdantis not an inhabitaut OF said state
hut resides beyond the limits thereof so that
NE ordinary process Of said court cannot pe
served upon him =;
Notice Is therefore hereby given said &c
PENDANT that unless he be and appear on q
hetore the frst day Of the next term OF our
Circuit Court of sid county, to be held at th'
court house, in the town Of Macon, on the z
Monday after the 4th Monday Of September
1865, and plead, answer or demur to said &C
ton, Judgment by default will be entere'
against him and estate levied upon DO sol
ana appropriated to the payment OF Che PLAIN
titf's demand.
Issued September 9th, 1860.
Beauchampl H. h. '. Adhe,
SeptS 4w 0eiA
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n.rn.W MEnlClVHs, Ne.
huFdg II front
this persecution going tQItAal The

~ Lhls ~Pctaeuuilou EulnI M1that The
TiPGiace aud coles of hang
him The excitment is uni onnded
The OUTSIDE rots are suspended. The
police surrounded the Convention build.
ing. An immerse trowd is outside
The building is full Of conventionists
and negroes, aud the polic.. ure tay ing
TO & t them ont, but the populace are
very belligcrent.
Or. A P. Dostio aud John Ilender,
son, Jr, were brought ont dead aud
carried off in errts 1t is GoObfl it
many are gotten out alive.
0a the melting Of the Convention the
people surrounded the baildiug. An
immense mob Of negroes we're inside
and outside. The people and police
quickly became masters, and the build.
ing was closely b%esieged. Seeing them,
selves %besieged, the inside party hung
out alag Of truce, vhereupon the polio
assembled the stairs to protect the mems
befs. No sooner bad they reached the
hail, whrn the parties inside opened an
ihdiserimimte Gre. The flag was then
% longer respected, and every visible
bead from the building is fred upon.
This work continues, and it is not
know how many in the bu ilding are
killed. Arrest continue to be made
and the crowd eonlnu IS.
The parties Inside Of tic Convention
build lug have surrendered in a body d
the police. Ex>Govornor Hahn was
lerritly cut up: so.na fifty ir sixty men
were killed. The dead negroes a,e be-
ing carried away in earis. The militia.
fg-have net inierfered. The firing 10,
day was confined 70 10 the police and
negroes. Canal and other streets i,
llaed with crowds who DO not partici.
pas E~acrytheing looks better now
The President Of the Donvenlion.
and che members thereof, ore beipp one
ey one arrested, and eopfaed. A little
mere order aud quiet prevails.
REW OatEANs, August l..-Gep
Sheridan returned this morning fron.
Arazos 81, IagO.
Gen Baird has appointed ! n%ili,a,y
commission . invest ate tbs Convoa
ton Fius, with Gen Moore q presi8sn,
Mayor Monroe his addressed ls,,.s
e Ges Baird salus, without Il,
tempting 70 dispute Baird natal I'M
arasFs Ae mnst express hla a%stonisb.
ndaa Y ssrh atVp Il ! lime eheu Dons
hos ssIsgsd Tho aia n M
military ays Mayor Monroe. would
kNnn mI8F4415 aN.KsA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27


NoHests rHs Basxsa Corxrr
The oEo'gDp Eeps u. assF ,,'t.
great flourish oftrpuFq,.. Ir,sI.ir.s :
hr. Ea- Walker II Chic \.
eaanpl0n Of DE STATE, and b4.,n..
ae took eleveu out Il ffs, in. !,
ne Holly Springs tournamsst .l D. :,
le'Fiag e The seeOuDt our eor,ssnosaae.
sisss Ct The MushulaviBe tourrsnea,
7 will 30 seen that our ko;sr' b. ~ !.
Ds''ef a'oouat Of themselves han NJ
walker I'D q hinseifs Il HON. sgr,aa,
We ihipk that Lovndes county Inias,.
uaO aaye tested he skin II Nornbsa,.
'hivalFy win sdnid tbas u ! IT :
a. lhe PAla- and, sitAout s.les,is. ' !.
.aalsluqai koigh's W have 10 hesi,.o.
y y pFosl4iming that u baye ~.
'sles' AeFs 'has can establish ne srio,
r,gas 4 NoEp1ss = shs name i n.
Banner comfy, VIA dIsDais. - =
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IhF Polce, ahda n5a5tf TetT0ls n

the police, an1 ntysJcfV I,
rested The white men escaped
lO0iumOus Ky Chronicle.
Horse STgALlNe.-A nan was N
u Jall yesterday for horse stealing. II
had taken NJ. Birds horse, was pursu
60 apd %oyernken BY that gentle man
tled to the horses tail, and in mis- an,
dl'ion' marched iOto town and deliver
cd 70 the authoisties. -Tndex Julv %
JUDGE LYNcH-Wm. McBeth, II,
horse chef, has, according 20 The be.l
Information VI can obtain. joined Rod,
gers IN the dark valley Of the sbalou
y death Eager for fresh trim minis n
hls terrible profession. he stole his las,
aorse, from a gentleman on the east side
ihe river On Thursday night. and olud,
ing hot pursuit. escaped Is this side, ~.
Y % arrested aud carried bsck-we
don't know how far; we don kubw who
arrested him; We don't kaow'wbere they
carried him but We are informed I'M.
ssWollen, blackcned corpse is he,aius
BY the neck, near Mattas BlpF ma
.lat no man feaas the coAinv 81 Me-
Deth, though the barn ispunnaldrd-
Aberdeen Examiner,
4 n. At WEsT poIsr,--C Co.nins
nes been appointed Pest Master Il
n M pt. Ha took the tath, has
'eefiS IN papers, auI the ufim is ID
regular totion.
slARisM An attempt Was
'a4ae Unknown parties Oh Friday
ltlaFllt % born West Point. III
Ns klHaled with shrvines ii 1 Iate
sgaF ~ tlo raat Of CHE of The Store
pea1es ~ good fortune. one of .he
se discovered the ife III limeto
siSh Il, altlOuay burning Us
sa''' esdly By I'LL operation. Il nogrs
aan Was arrested tnd confined WHO gM
h snytto another on TIM lin
ksia Il yoai hadn't b Oh / fool iii
ella would now he IN arse N
RaeF developments came Is light iha !
Il heard ~ -[Indqx Suly 81. \
1ksEss AND DnAfH The amount 1
kpns ID Columbus III present
sipe There Il searvely / mAiIy
" iias some member slregelsefI 0h the
Igu n dIsease. Chill and seF are
sw To. aud bilious and tFphold
AFer 4 b 10 mems rare Tndtx.
vsANd HisTRlqNln KArsnrk1NNgsT !
vn Friday evening l0lll II Aupaa 4
TT shg ladias ana gantIsnsa II OkA /
1na viii gixe 1 Pistrionje Eniefln
.enf FL the benefit pfmakInr id cn
losufa around lhs Confederate dead.
psled'ia this plaea. On which occas
Y VIII be exblbitpa N ariainal Oa.l i
Iedy, styled FTns WiaoM sehw. ]
imposed sor Ile aeeasha. ia / nm
nale Farce, I'll led Tim prnsosren
'pTelasAE Dkolna Naas
TAs ialhs afsz. on. Charles Cias
mentioned ii oNasell
iageship 81 lib
lslFIns. - saKs
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20 there
III an an Inc Fslt taaok thought
the spy. nWeA. then, he said alouai
I'VE win 40 wherever you IKE,
Come replied The other.
Aud crossing the river, the PAR pres
emily entered d small hotel % ihe fl'oy
In Cbateles engaged an apartment apl
ordered supper to DO served IN '0'l'
room. i.a,,.
your stay IN Paris SAID 'he J3ups
woman who no longer attep2''1 :"
CONCEAL her sex. you bad better nave
e your baggage brought bore
B.. oyerioyed at the o~ppoaaF,,!
Tins offered to lodge the necessary a.
|, formation 4, tho Central Police S'ae'2'
near by, at once assouted g ''a
e. tiSn. and declared ha woa'i S
pays his bills Fod byd q <AA
re- he had at tae olv a''g
- hours absence he rc'as'ea
ne by two po,tcrs carry GO
ders a large AID ~sPgsSa-'y
r. which t4.. den Yes b 2t. &
mt the room The s1
1t. dered las TO- IL
Nom va's as, ai's
q. thirst " IN, w7"fT
ID ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

kfsi taieat teafnlag aHd Hew long
q given sufficient OF lhial We thlhA
.. ssed better horse.
tnanshiP displayed or a frmer seat, or
lances more firmly held pr better direc,
ed The result Of the fitting after
three rounds was as follows:
Mr. Laban Freeman, Of B~rooksyiIle.
took 10 out of Is rings. Mr.. Joseph
AohoFries Of Macon. also bore off 10
ont of Is rings Messrs James Burch
u Lynn Creek, aud W II. HOLMAN Of
yellow Geek, each took II out Of Is
rings There being a tie between
Messrs Freeman and Memories they
contested again aud the result was in
tayor OF Mr. FreemaA Of Brooksy;lle.
be bearing Of II out of 90 rings. AS
there was also a tie between Messrs
boTeh and Holnsn. thel Lad another
contest which result u 10 favor Of NE
Bureh, he having taken 16 out of 70
rings. The contest was very exciting.
SIR joseph ]. May now entered the
lists as The only challenging Knight but
ne vas unsuccessful Sir Laban came off
Sic'orious, winning the crown. The iss
wfeaih vas awarded toMr. Joseph Nc
Worries, Of Macqp.
Inc ID wreath was won by Mr.. Burcb.
and tue 81 wreath. bling the fourth,
Pr'ze, vas awarded to w! Il. Holnap
h1 having takeu 20 les than u ont If
% rings in the frst Tree this. The
oesioTal Of the prizes was next n Or
der aud he beautiful and accompHshsd
Miss julia Gunninghum soun became
The "cynosure ofall eyes" Upon her
Alr brow as the Queen Of Love aud
Beauty vas placed The Sparkling crown.
and she wore i with onstudied aud
graceful dignity I, gives Us pleasure
y ~ mat no one was more worthy Ii.
sAe honor eonferred. We we're uDso.
qaaInted With the osber young ladies'
VIC received the wrcaths IL tie hands IL
their @faryori:e Knights but suffice Il q
say ties were all beautiful 81 nynpbs
Of paradi,e. Miss Sue HarriaaIon
wore tie LIST wreath, Miss Sae Mesior.
ries the q wreath, and Miss ii. Har
siHg:ou he 81 wreath
The day and Che scene was ona ae
considerable interest. Nearly pvary
body W. hers. and Bsedghs .hsIs AMI
lies along. We had alsd, III bossl
from Naeons which was ayaIaabIo y.
QUESTION u lie Intervals, md uI,ss
re Knight WI n psFlug ID aaIn.
a0d De dasl FEW lhide ss. I'D NJ 80
~ me- iaha II strains H5Ht9d ovss
as hAFm6niba Nv. nsnEfa III
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
III IUe NlNh
Trs
I mallsr 4ggrant as a merceI

&4AlAhI 80 q HuclCeH
afy is TO DO him an injustice. is be
cause in The United States the value .
the individual man is fully recognized
the tide Of emigration under all i,
forms has poured toward its shores.
with this order Of things, a countr
which establishes a distintion unfavor
ape % The new cemer will hope in yail
!" attract a numerous emigration /: il
ny Judgment Brazil would deceiy,
herself as to the faturs il ne INDULGE,
the hope IT speedy progress in IN actiy,
and intelligent emigration, without
having PR %yiJusly abolished restriction.
which still weight heavily upon The
stranger who comes to establish him,
sell upon her soil. Let no one delude
himself nron in this respect that wbicl
.ne en- Migrant SEEKS is hat which i
itNslly conceded absolute equality
with the inbabitant Of older date anS
even with she descendant Of tho oldes
races.
! would add further tlnt | have Oh
served IN Brazil certain ADMINISTRATIVE
custom principally ,ouOhipg The al
qu'Sltion Of real estate aid The inter
ven'lon Of authority IN the affairs q
private individuals, which. uutil tho
are fundamentally modified must
main an invinclble obstacle 70 On,
grafton on a large scale. alIude. 1
peclalS to ghe delays and formalitiqs 4
tending the entrance into possession,
pFaO'icsl occupation Of land, ana wbiaI
" the eyes 81 The strareer. are tasse.
mount TO his complete exclusion.
ep'laranl ought e be able IL lake
'ss.'0a # the ground between u
oed tornorFow for 10 raroly M
means # waiting.
True political wisdom shoaIa L
stimulate hin y established
upon any territory aol Jet III
guaranteeing v him i right
improvements N may mako WI
land Which does nol Mi BeiOna
A9a'hef great dlavslty arises
arbitrary naonsr ii Which III
officers Interfere il III aait
ylauals- M ~ kaos M
pEoElllans, born IL ths eoan
~ nsessFlty II ne support
W. dlsees q Indirect ~ |
aa l. M bds
II Ae0H faslsiFsly laI
W. \ e'liaaanl leer nothing
" vAleli pay u tansOs
NV moFa. Alea illA atom.
Y 81 sl ~ oFA II pals
generally hasV a I'd.
ssFrzasnsiH
I AAA AAAalAA n IN
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h,.J
$ sa,'.' . "','tI GPra-,bIa o%osi,ion To-
.ao.l , ,+[a blow elective. and
. ...., used The lttIe h'uuyr 7
uaj.g ~, box in the ..rofr
.o uu0w aa. nose /
"a e... ~. ' ...& ,o 'rlu, oI,os .ar
f ward ~. I'D as lms'. a~.a- in arol
a. ia r.- a%ef,oca. .h4l She had been
.u.neJ 0rarllio and had sworn to-
e r~cyeosed apon TIE eal''' mug E- sgH
rms rv'5an''' ,2' ,V .,4 .o.s.a,ept
3 3r.,ou IN ~" lbe 's s.,i.orJ.
rb. Richmond Times wants the fol-
lowing photographs for Har.ss Week
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gentleman Of Boston. ..a-s.ae'a.a.'s
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27


rHF STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County
lanes i. Hibbler Circuit Court,
IN COAST VS.. Attachment ios
1.s, &. GOLDMAN, Def. sTl2'lO.
4 ". Park, ct. al Garnishees'
VIZ HEREAs heretofore to.wit on me lVsa I
w day Of April, 1865, suit was lns.l1u.su
IA Cireuit Court Of said county ny'the
hove mentioned party by attachment i9F ,n ~
INN a seven hundred and twelve anu -,
IND dollars. and it appearing to US tR@e sa''
islsndant i not an inhabitant Of sara ala'e
hut resides beyond the limits thereof 50 lla
,hs ordinary process Of said court cannot .
served upon him .o;a A.
No,ioe 4 therefore hereby given sad oe
endant that unless he be and appear n '
hsfore the first day Of the next term o. ou
Gircpit Court OF said county, to DC helu =
{ H. 81 Monday after the 4th Monday o. III
sember, 1866, and plead, answer or dsm !
+ 10 said action, judgment BY default WIN !
entered against him and estate levied ups
bs sold and appropriated to the payment
o. ~ vs..S~Nr aaser~vA
issued September the 9th, 1859.
TBeauchampl ~ =. Y ~,
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