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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22
NJ AJOR MORRILL,.

This celebrated trotting Stallion nav be f,1nd
az the H,aole OF the subscriber at Yves. Concord
O-.' GEO. l. HIGGINS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

vades the country WIZ !n4 n
been. Ny own opinion i, that the ex
preston which his gone abroad the
country with regard to sustaining a
government of constitutional law rs
1nmistakeable, aud not TO be Sdsunder
stood ; and | believe that the S,ay is
not far distant when the judgmGt Of
tAh AIDeFleap people will be made f1n.
ifest that this Union mnst btn REQ
that peace, prosperity, and haripony
must again privail throughout the 'Uni
ted States. / believe | can safely les,
tify that the great portion of our fellow
c~itizcns hat | have visited, and | tAavC
seer millions of them since | left you,
will accord with you in s~ustainingt the
principles Of free government in som
pliauce with the constitution off the
country. Permit me in retiring THU
evening to again tender you, 3 people
whom / huve known long, and( in whose
midst | have lived in various Official
capacities, and now servo 10 than Of
Chief Magistrate, my heartfelt thanks
for the cordial welcome, which shall We
remembered by me as1ong as there is X
,IYJsaiiOo Of my 4eart. Cheer after
cheer was given fef the President as he
bowed and entered the mansion
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

a- MAxlMlLIAN AND Mexico The
following disp4'ch New Orleans mp.
pearsin the Ngtthern papers Of the 18th;
To the Associated P,ess.
New 0RyEANs, Friday Sept. 7 =
The statemgat current here that Maxi.
milan had bdicated the throne Of Mex
leo, is onlJ one Of those rumors which
usually pI,,ede approaching realization
Of importIlt public events. | have
very higls Government authority for
stating thu the rumor is in no wise true,
thought ibis known officially here that
Maximilj some weeks. since had pack
ed up hi] tfeC,s for the departure, ac,
cess to place having been denied for
for seveI days, while this was being
done. is believed that the French
author les absolutely refused to permit
his FIJI departure from the country at
that Se. The 50 called Emperor viii,
howd II, leave Mexico at 40 early dry
but a~bdicating, and it Is state. III fa>
vor Prince Napoleon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27


ARREsR or CouNrEaEliIERs -Us
ostohes were received 10 The city, yas
,rday morning, IRON Selma. warning
,be public against I've suspicious char
actor. uhO bad ia their possession q
.ouanlily If counterfeit 500 bills 90 q
National Bank a. Washington Soon
amer he reception Of the dispatch By
one Of our citizens Que Of the counter
feitsrs made bis appearance. and asked
FIR change for one q bis counterfeit
bills Marshal Isaac g, Maxwell was
At ones put 10 possession Of the facts,
Who soon effected the arrest Of the two
individuals at the Exchange Hotel. Who
registered their names as 5. Doane,
Louisville, Ky and s, B Hell, New
York. On searching Doane, the Off
GERS found on bis person $500 10 one
hundred dollar counterfeit bills. His
baggage wasAsubseqaently searched,
but nothing further discovered. Hall
WHO from bis appearance i evidently
an old hapd at this business. bad nc
baggage. Both were locked up. They
arrived from Selma yesterday morning.
but owing 10 the energy Ofour Marshal,
no time was allowed the Eight fingered
gentry to pass their dangerous coun-
t%erfeits upon our citizeus. The coan-
terGeit is a very Ingenious one, aud il i
said there is a large amount Of il 10 Or.
euhtiqp The only way for the FNbliC
'to prJtS 4he@ es will aps
TO refuse for the present. all 500 Ma
,ioual Bank notes, except they are re-
oeivsd from sources Of well known res.
pectabiltv, One Of the p~eculiarities Of
the counterfeit we have referred to is,
that IT" in the word maintain, on the
right band If the bull, is defective, sud
Iluoks like the letter az The counter
feiter, however, can soon remedy THU
defect. \
Doans is a very heavy built man
< fet s inches, full face, with red wits,
kers on the chin. Hall is Of light build
smooth face aud looks generally suspi
cious. Each are we'll aud ~fashionablJ
dressed Both of the gentry are nov
in Jail, and an investigation will doubt
less be had this morning,-MOnt Mail
Oct. IL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

Tbs Markets by the latest asso-
ciated press reports w iud gold quoted
in New York at LA, cotton So to 81.
We clip this report from the Advertiser
IL Register Of the 0O,h :
Corrosive notice considerable ac-
tivity in the market to day with a spec
ulative demand, which resulted in sales
Of 1900 bales, on q basis Of 32c. for
Middling. Factors are very firm in
heir ideas and generally holding back
their good Cottous. even at the full pri.
ces ruling to-day The sales were all
most exclusively for speculation, show.
ing a belief in better prices in the fu.
ture. The tone Of the New York mar.
ket has also improved.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

The sensv yester lay was PnasiPn
engaged ia consider g the bill snenda'
tory Of tho County Govt law. This
bin dispeOses with the tW' associate
justices, aud provides thc ,he P'oba'f
Judge shall be the Judge 0f the Conn
ty Court ha'sO reduces the nO@bt'
Of terms from selve to four, Ih'
County AttOrne, is to be elected BY
the Be. ri of Police aud hold oHico for
two y,ars 9ae discus. u Of The bill
and pc ng amendments VII be
sumei | morning
The Louise was mainly c uFjed II.
the discussion of the bill 10 7egul7''
6nal ,r,cess on judgm nts amt dtcree''
Mich d4ally assed by q v'te Of o. 60
2S. VIE bill Ii the exception of Il
few a%aimt7rtau, amendments Is tnr
.nh;. IN onr i,spe Of
m;n a,.h,lss. come M
~ az, vsn;ns /, i morrow.
= nal otbar Ills on same sub.
z,..3 rel red 10
-, .,.aa. On Relief
o, an ono ne N Noa gomory
.. AL At ;os,, ant tebtors. The
. ;..,. ian +, s.1sss, o. ta.s subject.
"a. o,. holIr i. srssia-. The Seaate
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

TWO STORY house % w ns,soisd - |
"a square, the. lower room Possession
Az Goods store, il offered ior sa.si IA hi be 10
siseS 6rss ii October. II no' ~
rent. 49, sskr Tie gsingus
Also, a dwelhng-nosss .ssn apOt bbd "
Institute, with q Fooa Posessle.
MA water, Is offered ioF above prop
rIyen hrst day of January
INV viii ~ sold cheaP fcr gps IEs EUHh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

YPpeI 'Ianaoa, Sroh,hl.
Ler,' laaeu yes'e,I'!, ana wOu'u
W r1''o"su W o.ners. al bo,,,
III sa'es' h'ercNah's IN M"n'r"
" %! 70 PEI eeu'' sor money,
helI'ofOenlenpS 'or Inc mll'lsH ~
,lVlng W neaf'y every steamer no" Jug
'"uG. 49,
VIEW oFh; 0ep' ls-ihe Eewf&"-
. s,a usisy ia the .itlsntic C'abfd usputrhes.
T%'REEros. N. J. SEPT I9.-rhe Legis-
~lature in Joint session to day elected Cat.
tell U. S. Senator, "A Radicals voting.
The Democrats .elased to participate in
the proceeding.
The LeoisIutur adjourned SINE die.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27


EDIToR CLARloN--S In your
columns. ! notice some discussion Of
late, with reference to the propriety
Of The repeal, or modification Of the
law establishing County Courts,n by
the legislature Of the State shortly 10
assemble. Will You allow the addition.
Of another mite 70 The accomplishing
mass II 90. ! would cay, repeal So
much ofsaid Law Is places Tie Probate
Judge Of Che county, or Mayor 81 a
city ii certain cases, and two maois.
trales On the bench, and place ID ,heir
stead. 4 County Count Jndre. to ia
elected BY The people for that purpose
and 70 be paid d salary a. Is de CIR.
cuit Judge. That tho court ii 4 neo.
essafy ono, situated d W nov ase
v1h regard 70 the presence amongst
Is q lie freedmen and their eegeFns
ment, i admits bob Of argument. bnt
Ne wisdom and plactlc ilIts II placs
ingjnstiees Ofthe peace on Eha ksnei
el0sisea wlsn al sue pa,Fernpa uushuf.
3ty Of 9 circuit JUDGE eFishout lis.
sal 0ttQiHaae 81 that "A ass 0gi.
n man might 8ell 81 hesIIo6aa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

On On Mr.. Reed, one Of Davis Coun.
sels' had beed authorized by the At
torney General to cay 10 bis Client that
thu Government wunld direct him i'm.
mediate release On condition Of his leav.
~ The country never 10 returned. and
thai Rivis Indignantly rejected the offer
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

IWAR ON WoMAN.-Duting the
WI the Roman Catholic Sisters Of
q. fly in the border States miuisterod
tNghe comforts Of Confederate aud
aion soldiers alike-whethef in hos
tnl 81 Camp. Their Christian educa-
Fon md training prohibited them from
milking any distinction. Nov the rad
pcals out IN Missouri have placed under
some Cf these Sisters for not TAX
Ing an cath substantially Affirming that
they have never given aid and comfori
10 the enemy--in other wosds that they
'never gave q cup Of water 70 4 dying
Southern soldier That they never cool
ed bic ieveFcd brow. chit lhey never
wrote 3 letter COT him TO affiqnkor rel
alive far sway never said d f0f
him On Bis dying bod never snort.
did any act 0f kindness Of d maFlal il
oNtrasne distress OF course HE nuns
sputned that oath, and have given bonds
loaanpeaE and aqsHeE q Tie ne Cir
Quit Court al Cdpe Glrnrdoan As The
radicals sfAm 10 hase pretty much tito
CONTROL ludaas md aFy I'LL L aHHIa
~ M Wurh q Wuuiu mon be Mi rur-
slaa iftho siseEz should Is fnand
guilty ND dealt With a~ootIdlnal IS
WnIk44t28 M4 u&tN Is
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

TOFFER for sals ny glsns ahaat IIOe asise
sonth 81 Macon, Containing ThsFh
abont ons halt of which lslmRsgmOgd inq psuil
" IA nIaee ~ a~flealan cell ans.I M oeI
" s w II Desired l vill sell mais M
e. ssaek, farming u'snss's Il. v. FVois
W. III. 1866. If
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ltneeedIngs Of he I%egisalUTa
SENATE.
Friday, Oct 49, 1866

n, Lyles introduced a bul 70 re-
Desl no act to revive an aci to denae
tbe rowers and duties Of the Boards
Of ia &c Of Monroe. ChicSassw and
N1xua e counties, and the slxn Sec
tiou Of oct to amend the read laws
III the COZ ties Of Monroe, Ohltka>
" and NoxuNee, 50 far as the ssme
rfates % Noxuhee county, Bill plss-
ell
Rouse Bill, to amend an &c t. lrO'
,eot the citizens of Elinds cor uty in
those SECTIONS where ho feuci 6 md
timber have been Destroyed ~ the
late war approved Ncv 20 !. 20.
extend the same to the county Of
Noxubse was passed
Hous bill to. incorporate the tow
bf Shuqualak. 10 the county OF Noxu
bee was passed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

OFFER M place for sale, up' sousaipg
reside, hys miles % aacos ~ Il euls
Of l60 acres, .s5 acre@-- svv will eel
vation, Il isa No. | cotton PisoS' a.. rsarI
IVA ornn And stock with the lano, Low
.Ss mob and stcck ID suit the Pq''Ea'T FORD.
down Tor cash
sent ], 1858.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27


u virtue AID IN pu' uance ola deere.
the Probate Gnrrt Of NAxubea esOs.,
q h.ssi-9 =, made At he Oets5
term, 1855, there's, .ae undersigned W.
istrator Of the estate Of Mary 3. stewart Il
ceased, will, on the list day Of Decembs ~
between the hours prescribed BY aa, M
coed to sell on 'he > emises, At pubNc a
ton, to the highest bidder, for cssh, de
lowing lands lying and beipgin the SAs D
county aforesaid, to-rit That pOnoa b
NJ of the NF1 ~ 4 O. VE4 and he vi
NET and ~ ofNE efSee SS,F. il, Ra
Is, lying south 0 he road running hpn q
con and Sum .5, Aeept one square ID
lying south oil sale r9aa.
d, JACKSOE.
Oct. %, i86t q Admit
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
Friday. o., l9ll 1886

Nj Boauchamp introduced a bjl
. 7n.sgd article 2, section ] chaI ter
-. Rev,,ed Code, bling al act for
! reliefand supper Of thu poor 80
q as the counties 9 Mex bee and
nola are con rned pissed
Mr.. ocaucha p a bill N the re-
lt Of Talbot llibbler Of Noyubee
county, which vas referred I, the
Jsliciary committte
MIR. Capertou, a si1 to amen an
at to incorporate the town of Louis.
vile in Winston contIy, aud repeal
cet.ain parts Of said ac, approved
Rb. IS, 1898, passed,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

NTSEwiNe MAcHlNEs.-Mr, Vail.
lant is in town aud will attend at pri-
vate houses to repair sewing machines,
or he may be found at Mr.. Thornton +.
S ddler Shop.
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Indictment Of Another Priest for Preaching
The GOSDel.

The Grand Jury Of Franklin county.
in this State. have indicted the ReveF-
end Morton Siesel, a German CathO
lie Priest, for preaching the gospel
without having taken the Radical test
oaths The following is an extract from
the indictment, The Grand Jurors
Of franklin county present hal Nor.
ton Siesel, a Minister of the Gospel, on
the 9Th Of April. 1866, with force and
arms, at and in the county Of Frartlin.
uhlawlully, %wilfully. Corruptly. malici'
onsly 8 s. wioAedIy did p.oach to an
= Nthen and there assembled.
S Nhaving first taken, subscribed
Cd the oath Y contrary
e form of the Constitution in suci
6, and against the peace and dignity
The State"
SSsrend gontleman's theme OF
ees referred to was that We
49, 4ER = tsrsgsasusala ad cnrars
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

B0.G. 7. N. Turner aud ]. L. Nc
Cullum, who formerly lived in this town,
have resumed the publication of the
National Star, at Goodman, tue frs,
number OF which has reached US.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

HoRsEs-ANp Mules STOLEN = as
Saturday night, Capt, Boyce's ms N,
$50 mules belog.iug to Mrs. i ley
fell a prey 70 the p ferrous gan, aa'
al surely bang, wnen they otce iaA
into the clutches oi an ouI RACED people,
if the law don't see it in that light. We
,nink If all the advertisements, by post
bill and oIelyise, of stolen stock, we're
forwarded to lne Legislature now in
session a, Jackson, they might arouse
that tody to pass such laws as Alabama
As Cor the protection Of hcrses and
mules.
S;le the above Was in type we learn
that n Of the mules got away h>-o
the thieves and came lack home, and
that the are and the other male were
icrd tied ou, = the bend Of the river
below Macon The signs di, were II
he woods were evidence hat they la,
Necn moyga atcnt, ID mgularly FED
&c they bad b,n t. u hou thei
Hs, Ci course. the .hitv,
our midst all the lime, satin.
lsb'o "rottuDity to run then
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y -tOyEL find the follow
strange combinaiioy Of occupations

aA astiFsd in the j. As6n Methodist
I specis' execution to Tie cal /
By y. Attorney at Law.
Mississippi.
4lm to be an able Apbum.
vine and civil h.ws. All
atrustod . h;s care will be
attic a 70. We hespeak for
! lere Aronage. Business from
. 1T of lbe State is respectfully
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
sENATg.
Monday, Oct. I'D, 1851

A message was received frJrtAe
.Gtvernor in reference 10 tn, Saa'hn
BY Congress. to the severa' sa'es OF
thirty thousand acres Of d ior zach
Senate, api Representa- in Cau'
gress, tor he benefit Agriculture
and the Nech, oie e, rocommeud'
ing that tie grao,l land be accept
ed and sppror;se legislation had for
,Lo, nn-nSsl Re RED to standing
comnittep Edacs W.
or3 o1 the d. we're tde,. ia TAKEN ep'v un
d vet to al,er the practice Of
nncory Courts il relation to IN,
functions IN certain ases. Passed
A message was rJeeived from the
announcing th ir concurrence
the Sent resolution 10 take a re
,ess after Saturday ne1( 9th iost.,
aud the passage Of a JOINT resolution.
The Senate %coneurring, Vat no new
local business be entertaiuNd until sf
ter the general business OF legislation
'hall have oeen disposed Of
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DC AsIoNAL.

o ycipg g tleuan Of this
va % last Thursday . waiter AZ
II e diitgs all in this count ~ He
at ed a friend near Y louisville in
.hs margiag Sno'' I Of a on aud 6n.
iSts1 'he days pSasaatt or by waiting
upon Mr.. Douglas at Judge Pratt's al
night BE gln:st 10 marry soon and
Dakioa himself familiar with all the
forms.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

NUA
SITTINe uP WITH THE Sick "A few
since We had occasion to call On
Nj. W a legal gentleman IN town.
The answer Of q tiend a. . his where.
sbouts was @he 4 setting up vislstho
SICK W. II owed up The trail. ex.
peciing to end friend w. raising Tie.
head Of N invalid, administering 4 "a.
icine q nourishmens, when b. We
tOuad bin u high glee With lady 10 tie
best health Il occurred To Us on laa
wing shAs lose and charity " Ssf0r once
hana u hand
4hos = Phil SINS commenced
fegeI soa has of Groceries.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

o,oviae f rand regulate ms. Ns
seive3 ann srrcSd % and \ Assea'
M. Bcaue amp from al commit,
IA renor, la hvotsbly 70 amend
Al ia Sec. Il. Chap ad an
4 See Chap IS RFfd GGGs
Rspor, res ived aud agre, e aud nl'l
passed.
A bin has heen intro0'ed 10 Tue
Ssnste Nv Col. Hawkins, ehar'er an
laSus.ria I @ociation for purpose o.
raising money for plahtets | low rate
Of interest TIE sChemt projected
upot the plaB OF a cOuso a'io' 81 rear
estate interest as q basis ere
The Ques,ioa I who cal sAs
House II Re rs;eurativ to order be-
fore a S saket / eiectedhas 'eea asl-
ated. As a preseq CI rk is a
ridical. and ideals co ind that he
sl,ne can do A Mad ion { rrespOn~
ynt Of tte csgo ibaes wrdns
ov.r the s..ns re "A, B calls 20
mind a dent vicb be clearly
49, as IA rs
There is u iaast orr prece lent, OF
a nre,ty d haracteb yhieh absolute
II ignoles II, athori, % clerk in
\ I I'M IN Hous # teI resenta,
! 5es. K ARE "a 81 Aa 1899
ia the ope, ig e. the : Cq sress
| As YOU mai remember, lere aere two
sets Of re, S at 4tives wo cit lined ad-
mission % that Coogess rom the
state Of " Jersey, hd the acting
clerk .ltt reaching thS sta g. refused
to p.ycaea in calling be roll aud also
.eGsei Il enter ain an motions made
sr The purpose Of extr satingthe House
from its tnbarrassmen John QuinA
cy Adam; was a CONSPICUOUS actor in
the scenowhich | am bout to describe.
After rePated effortsto get over the
difficulty and the cleiS had agoiu re-
fused to proceed. updi reaching New
jersey, a,d was procdAg to give rea>
sons for bis refusal, lr, Adams sprang
to the foor Il rise to Interrupt the
clerk, he said.
What a spectacle we here present
We degrade ana d~is,race our constitu'
ents and the country We do not and
can not organize ; aid why p? Because
the clerk Of this House-the mey,
clerk, whom we crate, whom we EN-.
poy. aud whose existence depends upoI
oar will-usurps tie throne. and set
us, he representatives. the vicegerent
of.the whOh American people. at dc
lance, cad heiis US n contempt. An,
what is tbs clerk of yours? Is he t
contrcl I'M dcstinies Of sixteen million
Of ifeemsn Is he to suspend, by hi
mere negative 44e functions of govern
ment' and put amend to Congress?
IS 10 your lower to iompel him to ca.
1t, It he will not do I voluntarilv
here ne N''~ interrupted by a :
Der, who said " VA authorized :
that compulsiol 0uld not re- z
clerk, who had uSwed that
resign rather ii, ESa;l the So
jersey. We'll ir.n
ssg 9 ain rss
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TIL N fax Payers

nalfH 1CEESoRsh ri hlh|
mabtls of inns and sa, ssrseaa shs
.sas id IN collection ~ V@ sas
SIS ed ia those Msp.ns
sll 81 g ihe So eslasdalH nf4
dA a5ntsaE aha aas SID Il
.faf nellee Aops aalIles|
.s.ss H|lshalngs Ind sAss
Isl ffNNh|s
vi. y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

q Tst n. Forrest has leAs~
"a fos ten Years tbe Gne hotel in Mem,
ph kuaaU * the OverioD House.
The Loldon Times of he .12sh edi-
%toriai,y claims that the umpire Of Mex
leo BIS witbercd away. and thinks the
Ssr4'ry should be left to itself.
WEsT VIRGINIA THE Wheeling
! lister says, tbc Mscording to the.
.ngFessional doctrine, West Virginia
will have to giveEp.hor separa'e organ-
i2si a-her separation from Virginia
hat ,rg been recognized by no compcs
teas OF acknowledged authority.
Sc ator Parsons and Hon. G. G.
LaDgdon, are en- route to Michigan, to
stump he State in favor Of the Presi>
den,'s policy, while other delegates
fro Ithe South mag follow the exam,
sin other States.
. FAur Sisters Of Charity, in attend
ance at lAc cholera hospitals in St
Louis, have fallen victims to the cpl,
demic, and sacfidCed their lives in tht
cause ofshsfry.
TThat wcathervane, or rathcl
m~oney-yanc, the New York Herald
has sold ous 70 the Radicals. and !
urging tbePresidsnt to break up hi
cabinet. fad says be must begin viii
his p%Tticular marplot Seward 9th
aSA Seward and The Herald We thinl
tue formers course indicates more sure
iy witch way the wind blows. Th
He I'D has never won in any cause
we don't think Seward has often failed
| GEN. WooD ON BRAzL We
received a pamPhle, Of 6fty pages Q
Brazil, It's govern neut, climate and PR
duciion Il is often up in very Inter
! esting style, ara is well worth the pricl
Enclose n dollar 10 the Nalah,
Courier printing Office and geta copy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

n MuRPuY L.,ICAusF COMB
NArloS We uuG nd hit ~
troupe # fades ani s'otineu VI
all e~urertgiumaat . ourA'F -
daf hight IT, nouR!1-5,S. .n.I
Of TN best talent ~ IN -
a. $50 AZ gl'-a to
o'' '"e '''Da' mental Fund W.
'ue '0a'' sould iura ut a full
wish Jar Ct
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maoOn. Mississippi.
Saturday. Oct. -, lSse.

70 EPIscOPAL SERVICES Bishop
Green viii spend to-day Saturday
and tomorrow at Macon. He will off,
ciate Sunday morning at IL O'Clock at
the Presbyterian Church.
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80 nov cotton pIatform !

elsd q the depot.
! brings to o. minds tie,
We Is q . ded impression
~ sise men Of Macon
xMhereufier do q fair
dcue about hers,
Improvement
% " Pie agm Il jas
~ aaslog Preparations
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

The Cholera has again made its
appearance in Jackson. TIE City
Clerk, communicated as follows to The
Clarion on the llth There arc in
the city two cases of eh0lefH reported
on medical authority this day. These
are the only cases that exist nov or
have occurred for many days among
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

BY virtue ami in purss
the ChanceS Court Of b.,
at the October ERIN. \,
stated cause, The
will, on Monday,
nqxt, before the cou-5
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

Monday, Oct 22d, $3.50.
on uiion of Mr.. Labanre, the
senate 'solutiau rela es to a recess
'''eF S%aurday ne 4, sken ua go3
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

Judge Bullock, presiding Judge of
the County Court at Naiebez, Miss,
has decided the State law denying
cOlorcd persons the right to carry
arms to be a violation Of the proyis.
ion Of tho State Constitution rtquir.
iug the Legislature to pass laws for
the protection IF ehe persons and
property Of freedmen, and therefore
void.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

ROBBERY Ion Friday night last,
two meu rOde up to the residence Of
DR. George Harvey, about II miles
east Of Jaci to, and went into the
house and took therefrom a small box
supposed to contain coin; what amount
is not known, as the elder brother,
DR.. George was absent on a visit to
Ireland, and a younger brother DR..
John Harvey was absent at Memphis,
and there was no one at the house at
the time Of the robbery but two old
women who endeavored TO give the
alarm. but were prevented, by the rob.
bers, who easily made their escape
with their booty. lib.
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MY Place. con no acres cleared
vi hand, stock, , am implements
viii be sold or fair Apply to
Sent. Is. 1865. MM.G00CH.