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Post Office Regulations.

.sO..--
Which all should understand and
0dSer'e aChO teoWtd GUoia VexatiOus
errors delays and losses.
All letters must be prepaid BY postage
stamps y
All letters TO places within the United
States mus: be prepaid by postage
stamps Except those lawfully fraDked
All unpaid domestic letters. Including
drop letters, aud letters not legal,
franked, must be sent to the Post Ofic
Department as dead letters,
H"Prepay all letters with postage
stamps. or stamped envelopes Moth
ing else will answer. internal revenue
stamps win not pay postage Foil pre-,
payment BY postage stamps or wrappers,
is required on oil transient printed mat
ter.
BY inserting the county IN which the
Office is located. as we'll as the name Of
the Office aud state, upon all letters
many errors might be detected, and
mistakes 10 mailing avoided aud COR
rceted.
POSTAL RATES.
Which must be prepaid BY postag,
stamps or stamped envelopes, in oil
cases, as nothing else will pay pos,
tage;
LETTERS.
Drop letters, for delivery only, 2cts
Mail letters, weighing not over to1 Scts,
Weighing 2. and not log. Gets.
over 1os. and not over l!ogs
Cots.
Weighing over II and not over 2Ozs
l2cts.
TRANSIENT NATTER.
Printed circulars. unsealed, nos exceed
ing three in numtsr TO one address,
2cts.
Over 3 aud nOtszOeeding 8 OOn adj
dress, 4cts.
Over 9 aud nos exceeding 8 to one
address, Sets.
Over 9 and not exceeding IL to one
address, Scts.
BOOKS.
10 weight not exceeding 4 oas 70 one
address, Acts
Over 4 Oss. and moi sxOasdiDg Ito one
address, Bots.
Over s and not exceeding u to one
address, f2ctr
Over " and not exceeding Is % one
address, l9cts.
PAPERS AND ALL TRANSIENT PRINTED
MATFRa.
% package 10 oSs address, not exceed.
ing 4 Or. 10 weight, Gets.
On package over 4 and not exceed
ing 8 cEs, 4Cts.
On package over 8 and NOT Exceeding
IL OSs., Gets.
On package over t7 ssa cot exceeding
10 oxs, eets'
0a package oser b and not exceeding
20 Oss., IOcts.
Foreign letters, g., must Be IN con-
'OFmity 10 postal regulations or BE- sent
o the deadlsttss OGss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

arc now 4ndsF care OfGhe surgeon Otthe
hospital, aud are receiving che best
medical affection.
Ala lee Acal % tAa nigAl ofThura'
day Il, dasaib OfGhe b0Hibls tragedy
we're communicated 70 Square Hall,
the Justice Of the Peace for the lAth
District, and At a very early hour he
proceeded to the spot for the purpose
Of holding an inquest. A jury was
quickly impsnnslled, composed Of the
farmers who reside In thu vicinity
where the dreadful affair took place,
The several witnesses Of the tragedy
tete examined, and related in substance
Ae facts given above,
At the termination OF the the inquest
the bodies we're placed in charged Of
the friends Of the deceased for decent
intcrment. Henderson leaves a wife
and child to lament his loss, II Is re.
ported the EubSrk was also married
and has a family.
Il has not been considered necessary
10 arrest officer Saint, as the general
opinion of the witnesses Of the inquest
was that ho cred the fatal shot which
terminated HeuderSon's existence, 10
sclf d,.cnce
When the nbWs Of the terrible trsC,
cdy reached tho city yesterday, il o.
q d much excitement, and the fright
iuI affair was tho theme Of genera, con.
Nersatou daring the whole of vest rday
The general opinion seemed to "a thai
Henderson, by bis W outrageous con
duct, WAS the mcans of bringing on hi
own violent death.
The wounded men, W gate a..
Bowett, are held on State warrants j
sued by Squire Hall, and they wr
doubtless be tried for participation u
the murder Of Mr. Paine, vs. soon as ta'
state Of their wounds viii allow q sm
to appear in = court of jas.ioe.- Mem.
yhis Bullentin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
NOTICE

To EOa.reSiaeRt belrSd IaW of ! In
FaAchey, deceased
The State of Mississippi,
N0Ia6ee County,
In the Probate Court # said County.
at the regular May Tern 1866 thereof:
In the matter Of the petition Of James P, Fan.
cher, Henry H. Fanchrr, Nary F Willis, and
Rmes N. Hsgins, guardian Of Zedock b.
HaginS, Susan y IaSins, .ndora /. Hagins,
and Willis Hagins, and lines NJ fanCher
guardian ofWillism G. Facheg, heirs at.law
OF JOAN Fancher deceased for sale of land Of
said deceased for division lmoug his heirs
To Richard F. Fancher, William N. Fancher.
and Wi liam NJ Fancher, o guardian Of vii.
liam Fanoher, Mary Fan her and Quincy
Fancher, minor children md heirs aLlaw Of
John W. Fsncher deceaSedand the unknown
children aud heirs of Dolly iitcball deceased
helrs-at-,aw OF John FauchG deceased
VoU ssd each Of you az cited to be and
appear before the Probe Cear Of the
County of Noxubee and Stae of Mississippi
aforesaid, at the next JAY tern Of said court,
and ca the first day Of said tern, to ah0w cause
why the said petition of said hnesp Fancher
and said other petitioners, paving for a sale
for division Of The lands, l|ineneuts ard heri.
dl'imgntS uf The said John t.ncher deceased.
prayed il said petition to be sid, should not be
granted.
BY order Of Court.
CHARLES BELTS,
June q 1866. 4w Ruff Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
0NE TH0CSANp pnJLARs
PROCLAMATION.

hEAD QUAEEEHa DEFsey MrH.l
Bureau RsfageeA FrsedmoAA AID Ahane
doned LAnda
o@ce q ASSISTANT Commissioners, for Ssata
e Mississippi
Fieksharg, Mss, Mar Sth, 1853.
NsEREAS The quarters q The eRcen al
tAe k~rsedaeaSAi Meridian uers broken in,o
~ tuaans dariRE the ulghto az The sd inst
aHa ne emeegs tired %. aaa che villain.
aEe 81 Al hEgA AeWasd Il
HYR HUNDRED DOLLARS
vfa - pad ts de apprehension e ne pss-
peu@aas q his crime o. any q Acu. ana
HlA eFsdaana a vii b salciea. 10 hring
1m y trial ard reward &C TWO HUNs
DRIED - NKEF DOLLARS Nh he mia
ios SacA hlaFnaisn a. vii lead 70 der -
N
IL paPeuo q ths safe are d.sres 4.
gaeazA rs odes fer assy aasA aua -
usR scceNaiAmasuEaa
To. ! wo0n
"A Gsa Noh. comnaadaar. RsvI
hassaa RAiasssa Fsess aad KtL
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= ~ CGmte5s1 None,
O. | Eau Cos aboard d.
'rn t-aio yesterday Ha-niRE at
h' - and passeddoEn The road !,
y supkasssnA At nsTeral pO;uts
"a : bear q, b soOossedia pasass
e ~'uusertsa ss0a AZ Basatsnnahe
waited % Sssaa u Rsps. LAsisg pu.
~ aasPat sek aboard the a pasasrr
traia. Fading hinself ahuas Il i.
as,Saasa Be asssaphsa % svaSs n.
usssssass b : pssipi.ate aiVAt
Sssssl A-sasass parsed Assuplo
Sfdp insa = Ne cAaus rAe n.,>
ssngesk - . sSaihw VI lsaviar ia
~ inaueziag siss q as raca sAruurh
- ePss Pas woOdA A ds,acA .
ksszpsse saaOaso Is gesture m,
essFa ~ msSkiag Into. al found
y cahaaia - 900 u 0snsAAa
apda gEsas naay Eisla aOtisas lhe I'D
eSsgst 70 - Aisagaaoss shsars a
- ecsa noasy, asaOtiag successful
epsshoas -lMsaFisn Messenger.
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Orphan Children.

The Board OF Police have under their
charge several orphan white children of
both sex who could be made useful
about n house, They will be bound
cut to families who will promise TO give
them a suitable education aud support
Apply to T NJ Sargent, or any mem.
her Of the Board.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
N COUNTY.

Regular Services win pc held at WaooR
on the 6,sl Sunday Of each month, at the
PRESBYTERIAN ehuFCh. Also, at Waodlapa
81 The seeoud Sunday, in to- morning, and
Al Shuoualah Station IN the afternoon.
An persons Interested in the Church are
invited to communicate with the minister
in charge. The sick visited, funerals at
tended, aud marriages celebrated.
Residence and post office, Shuqualak,
II. c. HARRIS.
March /, 1865.
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ExccAtOrl Sale.

80. t.s 4
TTNDER and oy Vi 'tue q No order Of tho
l Probate Cont of h>XWee County, Mlssiss-
Jpn. made at tie Mare T,rm, thereof, A, d.,
lS66, he undef signec eAecltrix and executor,
Of the asst will au0 te samelt Of JS Slaughter
deceased, will 90 Monday he 35th day Of June
next, between the ho RS prescribed BY law. pro-
coed to sell before toe Cout House door, IN the
Town Of Macon ia said Comt,, at public ven.
due to the highest bidder upon a credit OF
twelve months, from the div Of sale, the certain
several tracts, lots, plecescr parcels Of lands,
tenemSnts and herdltament, thereto belonging.
lying and being in SAID county, as follows, TO
wit Lots, liz. lis, 9, TO- H. 10, in Sec IS, 7 ID,
n, of Range Is, East and the SW4, Of Sec.
20, 7 1S, r. II, East, ava the SW4, Of the
SEX, Of Sec, 80 I. Is, R, Id. ! and the SH,
Of the Ell of the SEA, d sec. so, I II, r, 10,
E., and 20 acl eS, in the SM corner Ofihe SWA,
Of Sec. 81, I. Is, r. IL E; nd also Lot No. Q in
Block, No. ID. bounded eS by Mulberry Street,
South by Lot of 'ames 5 Slaughter. west by
ten fool alley, north, by Lo Of David and N. G..
Lagrone, fronting, on Mulberry street., S2]S
feet, running back; to the EN- foot alley. west,
two hundred and ten feB5 ling in the Town Of
Shuqulak, containing, abou L Of an acre. and
also. Lot No. !, in Block. NJ. Is, in said Town
OF Shuqulak. and in Sec, 1877. Is, r II, +.
The purchasers, required to give bond and
security for the purchase mney. Sold to pay
debts of said deceased, ard for distribution
among his creditors.
MARY II SLAUGHTER,
Executrix.
STANTONS. FIELD, Ex'r of
the viii Of James 5. Slaughter deceased
Macon, Miss, May "a, lS6t
May 90, 1856. ds Ruff
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

tbs Now York Express says; "A
sell informed gcntlmen just from
uo%uisaua, md now in our office, ex>
presses TO us his belief and conviction
that Of the negroes living in 1860, one.
half are now, in 1866, dead and buried,
so'frightful hgs been and is the mortality
among them, For particulars he cites
that of 217 negroes taken 10y General
Butler from Genral Dick TaPlor's plan
tStiou to work under government direc'
ton, but % are now alive, The gov
eminent bureau has q record Of their
deaths IN o. =.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
THE DAILY
mississippi index,

'OSO'sHsD EVERY MORNING (gxcgPr
MONDAY AT COLUMBUS, Mss,
contains the latest telegrapAic news a., and
"" e ds'',s'ed % subscribers a, all pOislsen
w A0olle . Ohio Railroad poslh Of Meridian
ssa sOase q corntA, v hours il advance y
Ne hosi'e aaS MsnphIs Banlsa
Price % sdksshhnan. p8
TOT ) aAoashs, ease; . months. "A. Il
.aOa'ns' slA. alwaya IN advaaee. Ne suha.rlo.
w reserved tSss lsas0ms tAAn .Aresmcu,h.
~os'sss, WI w0RTHiEuTOM
FsssrslnA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

eAtr YcUA CaiMSEl In build
Ing a oAiunoy' pu. . quantity OfsaN
into themoFlar with which the inter
courses Il the briOk ere 10 b laid
The effect VIII Be tbal there yin SsV,
er DO any accumulation Of SCOT in,
that chimney The Philosophy is
thus stated That sail in the portion
Of mortar which is exposed ahSorbs
moisture from the atmosphere every
daup day. The scot thus becoming
damp. falls down to the fireplace.
This appears to be an English dis
co,ery 1t is used With success in
Canada
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
IN C~HANCERY COURT.

IN OhANOEkl COURT.
IHE SrArg OF NlSstsslrpi,)
NoSuBEE COUNTY.
W, J. Gammil VS.. r. W. snarn.
Upon opening the papers q this cnuse. and
u appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that the Defendant, r. W. pfrn, does nor
reside in the State Of Mississi nj. out is a non
resident thereof, it is therefor orlered Tint
90 shall enter his appearance in this cause
plead answer or demur by "a first Monday oc
July, 1850, one Of the Rule DIS Of dis Court
or the bill and allegations thcnof will be IA.
ken for confessed and adm tied
IL is further ordered that this orler he nnh.
asoea ~ zoe Macon Beacon, a weekly news.
paper published in Macon, in sal e,1pty, for
Jour consecutive weeks befose SAD time,
witness my hand and seal of Zee At Ma,
con, Mississippi, this 18th day olMav,
1855, II 81 R. /. Y. NTFs
Of Clerk Of the ChaneaB Court
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leE, IgF IGE.

srr nrr,- s- sssASsSasa an
~ uAi,NT a. aasoa. ! nov preparea y
.Sseasn IL y ne puhale 81 lev nrirse -
- asaEs Be kept % kaaa Il ~ =.
ssseS TRoa EPRoIT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

The St Lows Republicans special o.
the Sch says; "T0s Attorney General
last night notified the %ceuusel of JEFF
Davis chat be world be prepared to day
to give them . sitive answer to their
application for isrole ID his oase; but at
prc,ent nothinL has been done. 1t is
said that a u lority of the Cabinrt are
in favor Of his being parOled, and that
It was SO far or ranged that the amount
Of the security wss fixed at $3.50, 000."
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GIRI OF Letters

~ Remamiug in the Post Office at
Macon Miss, on the LIST of June, a. n,
1866. which, il not taken out by the
LIST Of July, 1866, will be sent to the
" Dead letter Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

' ~ NDbG Nv ADE AWE,
Penmanship-Lessons not limited ..... & q,
bookkeeping Double and single Entry,
etc, a perfect course. ............, &c
Arithmetic including all Com mercial
cdiculatlon ...'t.,. 6t
Lectures on Commercial Law ........... q
A'6eV'H''' 81
neuihetTy.ss 6C
English Grammatical Course ......... 81
Full course, not limited ....... loo
'N"Su lVt
f""''" LOG
'V'"~" l0l
l"'S '''''..'...ss,.' tUt
nieeh '....,........ .,. loo
Teachers Course in Penmansbip go. . loo
A life Ticket Ia all the Departments. go. 5oC
N. "A student having paid for a course in
any branch, as above, is entitled "a a Life tick.
ct" in that Department. He eau attend such
branches as he may desire.
For any language, per month. ...,.,, 800 on
Drawing, per month. 90 OO
Stationery for Commercial Course. I
Stationery for Penmanship. | 80
A Diploma from this College is . passport in
ell commercial communities.
students can begin at any time.
Usual time FOR Penmanship, 2 to 4 weeks: do
DO. Bookkeeping, 3 to 5 weeks; do. do Com.
mercial Course, s to l2 weeks; do, do. Freac
or Spanish, u to 90 wesks-but Lessons are no,
limited in any branch.
All former students NE invited 10 review
their studies Zee OF charge.
The South must nOW educate her sons prao.
ncaiiy, Il she would develop her vast resources
OF wealth, which are much more numerous than
those Of Brazil
we have ample arrangements for 500 students
during TIE current year. Parents can make
liberal conditions foe their sons If thew annlv
soon. Those from the coSntry can board With
good families, speaking English, French. SnAn.
ism or German, at S2b to $35 per month.
A business Education, that eunbles opa n
earn 5000 or SS00n annually, is the bot for.
tame parents can give their sons. As the col.
lege has been in successful operation Tor more
'nan a quarter Of century, and the practical
plan here pursued received the unanimous com.
nendatlons Of The Press and business oommu.
nlty, ~ d as several thousands Of its former stu.
tents are now in business in this city and over
the country, II rs deemed useless TO 20 into AZ
The Institution, "
90 Tar as known, not one Of the many thop.
SANDS OF tormer students Is now out of emnlov.
ment aud so Car as known, not one in a t6ob.
sand Of those who have been sent for wears n
europe or the North, is qualified, on RETURNING
home, to enter business house, although thon.
sands Of dollars have been expended on bis ed
A word to the wiss il saaseteaA
Tne city is now healthy. Persons from 70 n
~ years OF age attend such branches as ibey
may wish. BY having a special Professor az
sach branch, three-fourths Of the studepte tilnp
: saved Students intended for this ColleOe
mould bring this circular or special direction.
IS every winteT there are temporary establish.
meats opened. Young sti5ents shvuld ma
'aelr FUNDS ID the hands Of their merchauts ~
ne faesidsut Of the College. Citizens and
l,rangers are invited to CALI ColsRo Once
y. b'-Ihe Agricultural ana Mechanical De.
,,r'meni will be opened, ss authorized by M
.hafser, as soon % suitable Professors ara -
'ured 10 take charge Of them.
Ia. at. RUFUS DOL8RAR,
WIZ ~ % Preyidsat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

When q piece Of iron is thrown into
u trough where chickens drink water
they are no, affected with chicken
cholera A gentleman whO has tried
It, says tla, his chickens are thriving,
while those Of bis neighhOr are dying
daily A. the chicken cholera is rag
iug to some extent It might be WELT
try it Iron will not burt fowls, aud
q trial Of it might b. beneficial.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
1865.
PROCLAMATION.

'gAp erlETEkS nsr'ro OF Mss,
reGU feugs,, Freedmen and Abaa. I
d. cd Lands
vtes Ssistaut Commissioner for State Of
y ice .rpi
Neksogrs, Mss, ksy 4th, Iss&
NEvErAs, at tlcut JR B~LiSnrxo, 9fs,
N.nht Netcrs. Reserve Corps, Assistant
- tanmsSiaair Bureau Refugees, Freed =.
Wtt Ana Aoar,oaed Lands, vas foully az
sasa-s ed 81 ir1Aa4N On the aiEbt Of the
soth e' sgt Ms Sssas&a Is ssh at args a
rews-6 Q.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
s O4Ssa Tor As apprele ems en and such syi.
asusc as vii skrTsnt bis being brought 70
H1A oeiNyet as 2ropsr tribunal and a reward
O. Five hsoaros DoHASs Is offered for such
iase0Etoon a. sA teSd to ais arrest with
sosA sEiaslss - viii enable he an1hpritest u
braE an o RA.
Tia FaesFs OF he Sssae are desired 10 puA.
hsA Ais nOOse Ter thirty days ana forward
thar accounts 70 this oMcs.
tn. ]. WOOD,
A9. tea Yea GO1nAadine; Asst Com.
BsNsas Refugees Eoesnsa sad A. L.
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....i viii b D'''1
%, v" ss,h lb.t. iii I''s' y.
d'y d ~ raGs he Sun ni,s Il
ss:y 4 p = news af.A' week
s%y . y y n rr.aaibgn''':F,. !. ~
fully 'e'e'I \. h,.tstyIs q @p'1
1900 Oh The bssi pap.I' .,.,,h
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Administrators Notice.

..ss.sss
ETTERSo of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned
at the May term A, D.. 1866. of the
Honorable Probate Court of Noxubee
county, Mississippi on the estate Of
W, {, Lauderdale deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted
to the said estate to come forward and
make immediate payment and all per-
sons having claims against the same
are required to present them duly
probated and registered within the
time prescribed by law or thsy WILDE
forever barred.
Issued May term, 1866
G NJ, THOMAS,
Sheriff Il Admir-.
June 2, 1865. CIV
Jarnagin i Rives.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

The stray law Il 10 this effect that HAny Per
con takus ID IA, esaray and does not report "a
aAnetn Magistrate Or Ranger witnin ten days
nfasf taking L N. said Wman b liable % oe
liued Que kueatd dollars, Al1y 10 20 e tns ~
former and lN&y q tie eoaAty eeheol hnd. =
WpFdl 20 The Fies IAeuEaalsnA - bring uR yeaf
~ cHR. 0R0Essi1f
Fsbioem p Kaag1E
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

Aess darn 81 = s.s
I. Jones for keSs IA ma S.,s% y
S"rs' ~ Jan'y ! 1890, with cuedlss a. ~
warn ~ = %, has been lost. This 4 "a ~
said note. TOT or reeeivlug
Nay len 1853 9. 'SNhS.
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MACON PRICES CURRENT,

Corrected weekly BY Mccoy 4 Bro, whole.
sale aud retail dealers in Groceries, Macon, Miss
Hs-GOd IS a 20. Silver 10 al5.
Cottun, niddIing, % a 80,
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v isn't desirable that 1ise should
@s'ioW ptopk vho are too "a already
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sRNTVUs4L
D0LBEAR COMMERCIAL
g H.
U lie Cay Of NeW Orleans Ia,
Corner Damp and Common Streets Op.
pOsite City Hotel.
Entrance on both streets, in the spacious
and elegant Story Building, is con.
stantly in session. under EIGHT
ABLE OFFSSOR&

1t was founded in lS'2- has a charter from
the State - Il permanent Institution, under the
direaiOe Of a Board of Trustees appointed by
the Legislature, and is authorized to confer de.
grees, diplomas. etc
TER NS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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IN INS0LYEECYI
M STATE Of Missisabpi,

No1aJa CRag
In Probate Court Of,rt susy
uAry Term, A. D., lSR, ibi
In .0 matter Of he report, aHssh
...'e Of james s. Skrhef,
y deceased, Of MARI Shl
hton \. Field EIecai nd
d. Bst will and testanept Ofut
ors 4itofso Of James, SagAe
y re hereby notified 70 ,On
ana b ys your claims tgGpE
u atcY, deceased, daly prob,ld I
k a. the REGISTER Kept b Alcl
4 probgtes, Of said t0tHl d
. OF Mississippi so tisd
February, A l.,lItI q
g ... Ered
ad AN, l5, 1865 atI
MARY SLAUgRN q
STAuNTON L. FIELD
LUZ mes Slilt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

4 No. OK WAGON and team for
III sale. Apply to
NJ. K. LOVE.
May &c, 1855. ~
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IN INS0LYESCyi

.e o. shil'V'9,SgP'I
,.,.c,,,, d, ala ,,n
s-,y Tern, l. D., ls1t
.rler Of the report Of La,l
,.iFstriI Of all srgln
ysls riybts and credits,
WI a.. 81 ,.id cop,lt d
W 'a'' 1r,'W i.,s ,vJ,I
'enef o. '''O wv NJ
fitor y GabncI b. SIAe
Il, ,o,is.d b, com
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The State Of Mississippi,
m No1abce County,
VS. SAttschwart
&c KRLLy. \


Notice Is hereby given that !, attach.
was Issued OF the 9Sth dav Of Anril
1906 At the suit Of R, B. Swim acain.,
The estate If ], C. Kelly for N, ssm 81
Ssl So aud returned on the 81 dav Of
way ana so'uss che defendant ppen, Al
next court at nv eahce In the ,ewn ~
SnoQsS'sS' to be held on Sainrda, me N
gay OF June neS', aud Plead 10 said act.or
Judgment will be entered with eos,s
Of May, 1885 w "" Gay
THONAS HAYNES, f~,,,
NAY II Jusdce 0F the Rease
TIE State Of AfisSssipps
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va issued on the 6lh day az AnrIl lsan
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'aes Judgment viii be entered with oosss =
T,'Ss under my hand thia The lStA Of NJ,
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-01-10
THE NEW 70. K hIDUNE,
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Our most monontouS, a'duous struggle having
resultch in the triumph Of American Nationality,
the utter discontinue and overthrow O. Secession
AVID Sinsery lHK TRIBUNE, profoundly rejoicing
in this rebuilt, will labor to conserve the legitimate
fruits of this grand, bcngnant victory by render-
VI the whole American People now and evermore.
Disc"untcnancng all unmhniy exuitation over
or needless iudic'ion OF PAIN or privation on the
uphOllers I'll the lost cause 1t VIII insist on the
earliest possible restoration Vi the southern States
to their FORMER power ard influence III our Cnion
oh tho OASIS oi All hiSh'' 'or All 'heir rsople'
II VIII labor in nope TO pro'o that tAe suhsttu-
ion offree Tor Slave Labor must inevitably and
universally c"ncuce I" the increase oil ihdnS"V'
lhutt Pr'spen'y ana Wealth. 50 that 'hs SOUTH
within the nest ten years. must look bSsk ani"Ied
on her long Pcrsisiehec Ill WacVce ~ oa'e'uI as
tho chattieAsihs o' Man
H"il labor Tor me ~nuA"h OF Nnata"h Seho"i
&c. throurhout e,ery uortiun of our country. but
-,,.,siv thru,,bou, the .ctiuns hitb,rt, devoid
- ,h.r, ,ievin, that ,vsrv GOOD end will there
H., be sub,.rys! and the interest Of every useful
and v,rthy elias. nrouot.d.
/, viii rr,,s ,,,. pro,..,iun Of uonc Industry lac
d.rri,niuo inn, dutie, o,, Foreign Product. import
eJ with ,iaw 10 dr.yin.. bith.r the ,uos, c.rabe
and skil ful ,r,ileers and srti,as Of Eurupc. and
rho u.t,,r,i;,n, nm o,,r sou oi many branches q,
,,.,,,.,;on h;th.rto ,Il l,,t ,ortipes ,o the Old
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