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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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aAs' .hs' fz-al hiIats. 10 tss ndiesI
e9sgren of he United States. Prssi
eAat Jobb'7a vii oct Dc bar. nuea
Col " z. S~l.oa dee q Wat,
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was lie foaassr Of lie Nsaoasl L1lelli.
gsncsr. NJ. Js Calls 39szas The pa
PER rem ssnusl Harrtso1 Saith, the
foHr5e, ard armed : to,psrtoer,hiy
win Col seG.os a Rs management
The after HsrTi~s he asa, Ct Ms.
GsrsA. Tbis geni!sDsD 4sG so9Gs tafee
ysars ago. L ha. been laoag,t strange
tia. = paPsr Nth s0cb : reputation a.
tie ln'filgeDcsT has always enjoyed,
'houd no. nave made is oEuers very
Tich TheJ lived 10 slsgsu. style. TIE
large suns they received tor govern
Hsnt prir og Ea's 'cstle7s3 p~r,faselJ
We do OCT tng7e .gwey.r. .Aaa Col.
Ses.on sas . sgch -elueed reaus.ar-
ass when bs lied G i, s.atsd. &c
vas ]surroIadsd y Bun,sroas friends
sui admirers TO mort him in bis de-.
eli. 'as h.! .sa rcbe, be did rot iced.
sJai sari-e P,ess associations we're with
its Gfee ! he Gs.iapsl IatslEgeDosr,
I sad We ct s's sei &en : stspse, for
as condaetc. which hss laleased wih
our yea Ma taey gsa 80 peace.
a St. Lolis spsr Of be lC,h ssy.
We SIS 'Ts, ia cher If yOupg ladies'
sOhoo! a. Caps Girards4u, we're arrest
ed last Aeldsy By Missouri Radical o..
hcerS for 'schRg tishoa. taking the
oaih. Ens arrest reased the creates,
dignasa among sA.e.sSses Of people,
I'D the sOneTs seie. escorted to iAil
D. an en'''c population. The Radical
othelais IRE 6OsllJ alarmed at the pub
4icindguation aad released the .priso.
nara.
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ga AID tie uarierer xefs under
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TaeJ ass he aE q toe TbaEs, 81 q
vAe~ died sio4eat deaths LoEn ZEN
e Al aiseuPs to Dsrder a eitipn.
AZ. Philips vss ssbbed I'D 500. By
his eHu Asseistes H~toa Sss Eiled
By Boo johnson, and FsFbe wAa ksssS
10 > naFdersus sgrsE All these zea
EsFe The terror Of The people 10 siden
times aud daFlBe the var.
CJtt@ 70 FeiciAaz Is SrOasAg
kneg.
The lstes: Red riTer reports arr uu'
aForabIe to the prOspec. fer crops CO
OveFaoWed lands uesly plaBted.
THE ATLANTIC GABLE.
Upwards Of 300 miles If the ue1
Atlantis telegraph cable has been stoE.
ed ~ The Grea, Eastera. About 60
maes per day were ssozed away the
work proceeding dsy SD plight.
Il vas found that he Great Eastern
will rot be able 10 take on The necesss.
~ cable. 2700 miles, Oh board Ehe
screw steamer Midway, consequently
has been chartered to take sbgut 500
miles Of The old cable frem the Great
Eastern.
Another aesmmer. the Albany, is
Aso engaged to assist the enterprise
and the Bri.,ish Governmeat has again
granted tie services. Of the war stesmer
Terrible, to accompany The expedition.
Eseh ofths three steamers are 10 be
furnished with grspFling apparatus, 60
.ttst ths-Old -aahle may be grAPpled al
P6in'ss mile aparttO break the strain
and giEe greater security. The Eas
tern will only partially coal st Sheer,
ness, owing to her great draft Of water
She is expected to quit Tie harbOl
June %, and start 9 day or two aftel
for Beerbsyen. Ireland. where she vii
complete ,GOaling and proceed to th'
cable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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Ne. Gss r q, Weed. Cemsnea1.
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The ~etisnaiOa q lhs Dspasensns Aa.
been ealled TO the ease u Portsood
asaiast Treasury Agent Harrison, Iehn.
,t9n pending u The Circuit ,Ceares ~
L'Whdes copRty Miss,, and 40 vowr
.eelegram 10 NJ. JahnaAon. dusaa !.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

TEE E7EsrJG NEyya-T hi. pspel
s1v cones lSthe slbecribsFs 70 re Ads
a PEG O. toe rail road. They viii b
E@nsfsed By TIE change, as il is tie II.
.eE sdlstrs ent from Tie oE1 b~1re
tts 9p-iEsis le1Tes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

The Noble Einss of he 5h reports
eas dsashiB bezlsO Of Gshsral ], b
|0laaghter, " 3. A~swhe commanded
n Mohls hasaamsAihA aaA4hsFaasds
% to RE 0saa5s Scsddf. Previous
IA ether 6E kkess IA. "a . Gel
90 Cen 1saagsEasas SEES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

AtfUstRJ uebeFsi,
Attention 10 called to No. 5 eur
rsnt series FROM this Rureau. announ.
Sing officially The opinion Of the Attor
neg General Of TIE STATE, that either
parent, Ebo Is able and viliae to main.
tain BIZ or her child, has . siEbt to the
possession Of the child. tbOegh il may
have bsen previously appreutieed =;
PrOsided The iadentnrs bad GOT been
made With the prsvious consent Of such
parent
The Writ Of Habeas rorpus aEords
. speedy remedy. BIZ which parents IN
lawfully deprived of their children eaa
qalokly regain possession ofthsm. The
Judges q the High Court Of Errors
and Appeals the Circuit Judges. and
the Probate Judges, uilhin The limia Of
their jurisdiction, hsse the authovity "a
issue The Writ d Eabeas Corpus
By order Of Maj. General Tn. J.
Weed.
MARCUS r RRSTOW,
Assisssue Adj o. eDeral.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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tba "ctio1 .bA year. So1e d oar
trisr1s tIvs iiSSsg FeE abecsd 3, aus.
80 haze sc orr able fsrr hel With
teTe-s' -esses a. Etc q a lave even
fss5 10 ,sis ccarsry.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

ssr l -oiDage Of TIE nss Ere cer ne
"a has Commenced, and hey os6 Be
ptc j I by addressing ] 1es Pc Il.
dirysNr Of the mint Pbilsr ,iphis. Tlsy
T& orgafde4 b. exp $ 10 sums q
se 5A3 Vars and RpEad free o er,
7sss, e persons ordering .hen.-lEr
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d0Ea lie wy to AXE lie place Of eur
psssat 'rasty change currency We
sea.d Ger sone, ba; Fs fear il would
L. ~ latsIaI's calling sP;r..s fro9
The Tss'y 4eeP- bat viii they eome. .
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
"ATToREET Gzs's Orrrs,

Ihe appropriate remedy OF 3 tsFest
Wrongfuhg deprived Of rse ~sossesslon
Of his or hor child. is BY Writ Of Ha
hea' COrFsS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

FIoHysEe --0H soHa has been
orderly fr time unit. the pas: seek.
Several parties bare manifested : 1i.
rotiiisA 20 &c beiiieerps, and b.
e. their pistols snd shos guns,
o. Friday tie COurt House 7a.a
va tie tssr If 9 regular 8" and
S@ga Ar / and Ar. I 5st I
iAs each cher much asy way. a1d tav-
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ses 81 saea osae's eyes
be Es's Ay sa,i As eu'Is5's.
cvee, A. ao.s +hc urged them On.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
III

The following opinion Of the Alter
ney Geuerai II this State, received
cfhsially BY the Bureau from his Ex.
ce!lescy, the Governor of Lie S:sts. il
announced for the iafUrGalon G eli
iptares.a1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

IAa eplofsd ans a. CharIss.
son & G. lave alreaa wilh Aha al
sppECOds61 As , 'ths Coqssk
lloa. and DE AsaFAg Gel speed Of I'll
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BaGonf Or sale

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First Dag 81 .gagasf.

headquarters Depauneat Of Aass.,
BsrsaA RsSsssa, Fred. and ~ Esa4.
OFFICE ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
For The STATE oF Mississippi,
vieksburg, Miss. June Ga &c.
CIRCULAR
A. 10
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800 kET&H1
HAAS $50
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

A NulsANoE-We would hereby call 1.-THE
attention of the authorities to the disagreeable
gathering of negroes of both sexes 1.-THE foot
Of the market where the fish carts generally
stop. 2et4aa
1t is nuisance which should not be tolcra-
ted. Gentlemen and ladies experience the
greatest difficulty in crossing at that place;
and We were, day or two since, an eys-wit-
hess to the following fact: Alady attempted
Cross over at that place, IN order get on the
opposite side of Market Square, when she was
50 roughly ebowed aud jostled by crowd ct
IDLE, vagrant. and impertinent negroes, that
she was compelled to walk completely around
III the middle Of the street through mud and
m're; while those impudent creatures, not Civ
'ng themselves the slightest concern about it,
Went on screaming and yelling in manner to
put to shame the widest savages of Patagonia.
This thing should not be allowed, and we
sincerely trust the au herities vail Immediately
put stop to it, aA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26
JANE JAMES 4. SAUNDERS, Committee d'f /.
HEADQUARTERS posT, NORFOLK, Va,
Oh

i March 22d, 1866.
Gentlemen II have the honor 60 acknowl-
a Ice rece pit of your communication, unlel
this date. | recognize the great Importance
Of immediate and energetic employment of
all available meats in order to place this city
in the best possible condition to prevent the
rayaees of cholera, and am ready to cc-ope-
rate with the Board of Heath to that effect
propose to furnish from the Hard Labor
Prison" details of prisoners as follows, namely:
three squads O. ten (10l prisoners each daily,
Sundays excepted This force to be employed
in policing the city thoroughfares. 4
will aid the civil authorities in the execu-
ton Of such laws as may be found necessary
for the health Of the whole city. The massing
together Of freedmen in unhealthy numbers
aud localities is ali evil demanding serious at
ten,ion Any system tending to abate this, and
improve their sanitary condition, will meet
with prompt support from this command
vii! confer with Captain Flagg, the agent
of the Bureau, on this subject, and endeavor
to engage his cooperation in support of this
measure. ~l 8f~ a. {H
When duly bottled that the Beard of Health
is ready, and the policing the city is systemat-
ically arranged. | an prepared to furnish the
details as stated.
| aal, gentlemen, very respectfully your
obeiient servant, P. w. STANHoPE,
Brevet Major Z. S. A., Cuni'dg Post.
To DR.. j K jackson and J. A Saunders, Esq,
Com. of Board Of Health for city of Norfolk.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

OvERBoARD.-The wind was On high horse
to-day, and not satisfied with pitching into
the Circus tents and awnings generally, it must
needs attack our beaver" as We were cross
ing on the Ferry boat from Portsmouth, and
Of course overheard it went. Upon arriving at
the wharf on thisside, bareheaded, we dropped
in at well-known Auction house in CONNER
cial Row, wien 10! Phelps presented us with
a new title Of tue latest fashion, Good boy.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26
MAyoR,s CouRr, porsmouth-March 2e, 1856

MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth.-March 2e, 1866.
Daniel Collins, presiding.
B W. Conant and ]. B. Hunter were arraigned
for reckless driving through the city, in violation
OF City ordinance. No evidence being adduced to
sustain the charge, dismissed. ua,t
VIM. Peele, arrested for fighting in the public
streets on the Goth February, and refusing to APP
pear at the time when summoned, fined $40.
Edward Reddick, (colosed,) arrested on COM
plaiat of VIM. Beale, charged with stealing cloth
ing valued at $50, from his house on the Path
The prisoner plead guilty, and was committed
for trial. .
Augustus Sinclair arrested on complaint of Eli
zabeth Sinclair, his wife. Complainant desiring
to drop the case the suit was dismissed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

MAYORS CouRT--Norfolk, March 20, 1867.
G. Tabb, Presiding. Ltst aa -
Horace Mathews and John Wilson, colored,
arrested for q breach of the peace fined SIS each.
Jos. Francis hunk, fined SIS. af m
Chas. Brown (sailor) drunk and resisting the
officers, fined SO and sent on board of his ship.
Margaret White {colored) and Capt. Baker
(white) charged with larceny, discharged. /
Elan Reed (colOred) fined SIS for selling on
Sunday.
William soutball (colored) fined SIS for SELL
ing on Sunday.
Thomas Williams, Robert Clark, Joseph Mann
and Jas. Il. Price, charged with gambling at a
negro Bar Room, committed as Migrants.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

APPoiNTMENT.--Logan Hurst, was app
pointed on Saturday last by the Court of Nor
Law, which has just gone into effect. The
Court adjournedrto meet at its regular term in
April. H9} f9t 'a = a1t - 'of
The next monthly meeting of the Norfolk
County Court I'D Monday in ApriI,l will lie
a summons Court for issuing ordinary and
retail licenses. tfa %
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

The CIRcUs.-The great show of Dan Cas-
tello, has arrived AMI will open tonight. The
excitement amongst the Juveniles in the city
is great, and when the great Band Wagon
hauled by fifty-two horses, makes its appear
ance, We do not know what will become of
the boys and girls. And then to see the showl
The Lions The great Pony The kicking
Mule--and above all, the Clown. Step this
way Mr.. Merrynan, coming sir, coming.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

afternoon Officer Wyatt, with the assistance
Of J. M. Jones, arrested Thomas Crabbin, tne-
groJ charged with shooting Thomas Mackey,
on Union street. Crabbin has been recognised
as the man who sold lot of silver to William
Selden, arrested some time slice by the Freed
mems Court The case was up for examina-
ton before the Mayor, as we go to press.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

THE WEEKLY DAY Book - Merchants AID
others would consult their interests by patron
izing. the WEEKLY DAY Books columns, if
they desire their business made known to
country store keepers, farmers, &c. The
Weekly has much the largest country circu-
lation of any paper published in Eastern Vir-
gnia or North Carolina, Hand in your ad-
refreshments for the Wednesdays edition.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

A DISCLAIMER Some persons in reading
the, "Loeal," in the Vifginian this morning,
headed 'The Opera Again" have been led
into the error, of supposing that we applied
the title Of "The Bung- Town-Squaler," to the
Virginian We have only to say, that we
have too high respect for all connected with
that Paper, to give it any sach title. ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26
New Advertisements

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: t %.
Denings Illustrated Prize Current. Read and
ponder and inwardly digest
Norris, Gsoathmey Dc Co., offer a variety OF
desirable goods for sal in to-days paper.
,, Salt at ,Auctioa.-On Tuesday next, by Leigh,
Bros & Phelps. |,
Read the New Advertisements of NJ. a. & C. A.
Santos. You may "cut' it fine for you are ''bark-
ing' up the right tree. O. 5a aosa
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-26

FIRE-On Saturday night fire was dis
covered in the carpenter shop Of j. A, Will
liams, on Bank street, at. the foot OF Cove
The fire was extinguished with little or no
damage to the premises. The watch report it
to be the work Of an incendary.
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Hpo's MILITARY PosT, 1
Nortolk, March. %, 1860. f


The attention Of the Commanding officer
has been directed to the evils arising from the
crowding together Of idle and dissolute per-
sops III this city aa.
All such are notified that the demand for
labor exceeds the available supply. No one
eau offer want of employment as an excuse
for idleness. In view Of these facts, and in
order to make the idle and vicious, contribute
something towards the public good: NO
1t is hereby ordered, that all idle persons
found in the limits of this command, who are
without sufficient means Of support and are
Competent to perform labor, will DO collected
together and placed at work cleansing and
policing the public thoroughsares and remov-
Ing the offal Of this city. t4.
This order to take effect on and after the
3lst day of March, 1866 fsd
.s@ BY order of
Bry't Major, P. W. SrANHopE,
., J. l.. RATHBoNE, o
LIST Lieut. 18th U. S. Infantry,
Post Adjutant.
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LIaHT. Report of the Captain Of the watch
in relation to lamps not lighted during the
fiscal month, ending March Oath: YI-TS
February oath, no lamps ighted-25th do /;
26th, 9th, 18th, moon all right; March Ord,
lamps not lighted 4th, 6 lamps notlighted;
9th, do; 9th, do; 7th, do; 9th, 10 do );
18th, Z do; 18th, do; 14th, 1 do; 18th,
do; 10th, 4 do; 18th, do; 18th, do;
10th, s do; goth, do; 21st, do; 23rd, no
lamps lighted at all, very dark, and the moon.
obscured by clouds t34lt
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The CITY. SAaeEANT OF poRTsMooTH -
This person has been absent for some days,
and strange rumors are being whispered about
the streets, as to his probable whereabouts.
If he wishes to relieve the minds OF. his bonds
men, he had better come home at once.
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STRONG STOMACH. We saw on Satur-
way, wager of Sc, won by person, who
oel he could eat dozen raw Oysters rolled III
'usar. The Oysters We're put away with
WI any Inconvenience, aud the winner, ~ Re
oavsr Twist, called for more. leJl
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OFF1cE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Al L

Mujor p. W. Stanhope, Commandment o
6;s Post-Sir The Board of Health Of thi,
c;tv having had an intimation of desire OH
vo,r mart to aid them in the sanitary meas
yras necessary tn be adopted in view Of the
threatened visitation of Asatic cholera, have
amounted the undersigned a committee to
canfer with you on the subject.
The Board instructed us to present to you
their grateful Acknowledgements for your offer
to employ the prisoners sentenced to "hard
labor" in cleansing the city, and they desire
N know how many can be detailed Tor that
nurpose at this time, and in how many squads
ithey can be put to work 10000 z
The Board also expect to need your assis-
lance in enforcing these orders to the freedmen
for cleansing their own premises, and wish to
know if you will render it in case it should
be needed.
One other subject we were directed to pre-
sent to your attention, which, though mat
ter OF great Importance, we fear little can be
done to effect We allude to the thinhing out
Of the freedmen, and the preventing their ac-
emulation in crowded parts of the city. In
. few DAYS, after contemplated inspection of
all parts of the city, we will be able to report
to YOU the precise condition of these localities,
and may make to You some suggestions for
their relief. In the meantime, should any
nan suggest itself to you, the Board will be
clad to receive your views ON the subject A
reply. at your earliest convenience, will oblige,
Yours Respectfully,
SAMUEL K; JACKSON, Committee.
JAMES A. SAUNDERS, N''''' Ia