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An Old PhgstciaRs
Issiimosy


Waterbury, w..
Nov "a. tt5g
Although | dninf
ike The practice OF
Physicians recufiI.
mehdjrg, 0lt
criniilunto s 81 ~
tent medicine ~
the dat Vt ~ ~
a lrlait,l tea ear
| Am free ti,atluH
that there b. oH
medicine bcis
the pltsffie fi4hi iiii
Physician caB li.e
in his prBciiee nb.l
Recommend - ti
pub ~ .Jt
confidence
unc8lctHc IS ii
IL Dosfl. tegrta
bic liulsaillig ILxIf
have used il my
self with the very
best success, and
sow, whenever !
am troubled wi,lia
Cough or Cold, !
invariably use II.
lr~ clieerfully re-
commend il 10 a !
who are suffering
from a Cough or n
Coli, for the Group
Wboopirig Cough
and al disenses
ieurliug To Con-
sumption siBa 20
the Profession, ~ Il
reIisbie sr ieie.
HnI sniis fed #
ia ex csleHeo he
YoBd = sioubi lnv-
Ing converted per-
s0naiiy Uifh tie
Rev. \. H. Downs
about n. he IN
formed me ~ tie
principal iugre
dents ~ which The
Elixir i composed,
al Of which ere
Purely Vegeiabie
and perfectly safe
aAwoepw ARR. ~
Sos brigaa e sur
geon T. ) Army
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prendly refers 20 Professor, and rsspseiahl. bhr
scisus piaBs 81 whom eon,ah him 81 critical ss.s.
eeoau's Il he Acknowledged skIl aud rspulatien.
aitsinrd 'hrs4Eh 80 lsas ,Ipeftaes, practices nsd
obkervntion
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HENRY
VERMONT EMINENT

MesfnAs. April 9Th itth
Ne =. assass Z Ca s--foof HeFusaai Lstsrzsat
49, st.aSs - ~ ElFszAatsm waasA haa ettaea
= ame N&N. sod 80 ASA blsssing FoS rsty ~esl
$3.50. s-< FFasssz..--T. QsssneL, szuih efHnegs
= Vi ~. RCarv 8. GsNs, Chsasist, NosfretL
p-fasat tse III sspsa ftgNg ~snfR ssachtsftf
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tro TIIELanIEs. H.

'r0 THE LADIES. The celebrated Dr. /.
! DIX particularly Invites WI ladiet rho need
Htdtat OF Surgical adviser, 70 rnll Mt HE Raems
No. q EndicD ~ Street, Boston, HAS, which they
will arranged for their slccal accommodation.
DIR. DIN having devoted over twetty sentt to
ths particular branch Of the treatment Of III die
rs spceuliar % females Il is now cont,.lr1 BY ell
botn ~ this country and IN Esforr1 that lie escets
Ia other known practitioner 10 fhs safe, kpeeAy
snl elnctual treatment u all female eutrpiaiitt.
His medicines are prepared With the srits., pur
pose 0t removing all diseases, such ~ debility
weakness, unnatural impressions enlafrsu .ti'
tile womb, alsa. nil discharges which how fren
mo- bid state Of thr boot The Docior - now fully
prepared TO treat 10 80 peculiar style. boil medical
& u sHglcalY MI diseases al tho female ,sx and
ure respectfully invited To callm
40. u EnditOti Slrtfi. l0hon
All letters requiring advice must contain sns dol
lar "a ensure Hli answer
Ajdress Dr. 1. piS, No. 81 Endiest Street, Bes
ton, pats.
Bo,tuu, Jan. T. I's--iats
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Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofconsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has bcen 80 long used and 30 uni
VERBALLY known, that We reed 10 no more
than Assure the public that It, quality is kept
up 20 the best !, ever has been, and that 1t
may be relied ON 10 do All il has ever done.
Prepared by DR J. G. ArER Co,
Practical ard .iralyttoai CAessssfs
Lowell. Mass.
sold ~ all druggists every where.
g. y. okNiS, Nsscheshsr snA &. ". SMITH Fsetor,
FoiHi
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III WORKS LIKE A cHaRR.

mmrA shis This Magic CT does ret SKI BROKEN
D sNkss - plses tsHpse ocmfnunA ffsr,urva prs
4Asft ~ sfaai tieises bat aitsf year skufl sur
se.e kas wauexd The hito<MsIan replaced The bken
k@ssA ss ksys The Asainx and Fxmni pree gives
sss AAszFhrts srsisstY sukdaFs iHHsaaIzeb snd far
fseFn . sass sseHrffsIf.
fks ~ b. Hraad IA telling hos lAfat tkeis
sAs.t5esa art-sf naf cck IL tie back i haYu get
tss s,tsa.sa 49, asiisAt II hpggng that nehing esA
eHss NJ -NaH shea ne evt satk Ew fei fnikt 70
Esnefs Fsia xisSng Mng4t on faiiAsolly onis
$50 reese nssasks aaA ehzFsn nN1s ihslf taias tt
srAts tsks a Inst kind a hFAs sat ~ them sad thss
fssaAas - = ~ Aa8 Azf. 'ii safAs IKE sasFmF
%asS sAan ~ psans aad kxAes yeaf temper sfssil.
80 a t4xnts tsssm aAr went " ksnas's Msgir sAl
- ssaiAsw ma~aaes % yeaae bsrda d. ksad,
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% 4 CHANtRTO OBTAIN Any OF
TAR ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE DOL
LAR BY III RELEASING A SEALED
ENVELOPE ron 25 Cts.
Parties dealiHg Nth us mag acpead oa hariRg
prompt returns, and NE article drapn uiH 6r
Immediately sent 10 them BY express o. r,lurn
mail
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
~ Certificates for One Dollar, s for Two
Dollars, SO for Five Dollars Great Inducements
to Agents.
Al Letters should be addressed.
I, BENTON ( Co.,
Box 1857 Post Office New York.
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who know little ~ tle nature and charsetersi Spec
tai Diseases, and LAS "A TO their cure. Senls 81
hibi forged Diplomas Of Institutions OF Calises.
which never existed Any pAyl Of the world sthess
exhibit Diplomas # the Dead. hew obtained az
oown; not only assuming aud advertising IN nainss
ut thSe Inserted IN the Diplomas but 10 further
their lmi o,ihon nssune names VI tther me.t csls
DRAFTED Physicians Dong since dead. Nsitief be lie
rciVed hv
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7 pculiar taint ~
i-Ixihm which w
call RorttA lnrk
in iiie ron .,iiu,ion. II
nlaliitalc ofman. II
eiilhgF produces ur j.
proiuced by an en-
i~'blcd, viiialed state
of the lilood, wherein
ihat fluid becomes ~.
competent 20 s'isiiin
Iilne vital iorcos "a ll,eir
vigorous action, aal
leaves the SYSTEM 70
en- frt. At..,r,lev nts.i
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.xna A LECTURE
~ To YOUNG MEN.

.'ss PaA2iae4. i staleG fsrelapss Prize 81 e.
i.ee,afe o. ihe Nature, Trsstmeni and Radical
Cars AZ Superintendent cg SeSsnhl Weakness, IL
vplsnfsrg Egsissiolss. Sexuas Deatiy. and i.npeli
NESTS 70 Marriage generaily Aeneusne,s, Con
sHsnplsos., Epllepss ana igsi Mssnl and FhFtical
lussracIty, Fesalfing IRON Self Abuse, 3e. ~
KUBT. ]. CrLNEkGELl., ~, D., AaiAar Il tse
'46sesn Hook. A..
las wofid rsuoNnt&a zsA1r. s. ;ais sdHfrRbis
Iesiarx cieaHg groves from his ouA experience bat
the spfal consequence 81 SELF Abuse way b sHec-
faallr removed wthaai rnedlc as. ard itboai tan
gsspns safg ca opersiiGas. loagca, ins,rume9ts,
rnes 81 rsr1a't. paatinr osi mode ~ ours A.
eaee esysair an3 eaeetual hy which every se8eres
ao usstss whht hh eapcSilan fnar Be- mas cure him-
~ CHEEKY, prratslf. sEa rstiesliT 7 HIS ~ q
ANp THgVSANBS
Ssu; pnasg "a. e \ 81 sllr.ss. p fisin f~alss
eaFesafss Ga fecelss ot ~ eeais, " tsn poefSfs
ssNznpt. ~ Addressing
sCRas } q KIM 20
ri br~sts. Se- wft L "~sf "a ~.
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eugaFsd In treatment ST SpeclA blaeases. q fact 80
well kuewn g. mans Cltiasns, fgbhshsfa, Msr.
ehaula Hotel Proprietor, &c, that he 10 mach
recommended, aud particularly 10
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CAUTION
10 Fenaics IN DclicnIe Health


nR. DOW, Phy.ieian and Surgeon, Ne
~ ESpIcorT ST., BosruN, IL eou,ufed daily for
all diseases incident 60 the icmne system. IRE
lsftus Uter or Flour Albus, Suppression, and s,hsr
menstrual arrangements. ave all treated en- new
pathological prnc pie. mud speedy rtlief euauntssa
Ia W lew da}t. So hynrHbt cefinih il this
new mode "a treatment tth inasi obsthAts com
plant. yield under IT, and the afflicted prfaoA
reipccs ID perfect heath
~. Dow inf 10 doubt had greater experiences In
the s1re Of diseases Of women than sBy other ply
sieiah Ia Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients " 10 NAV
will 10 stay lt0ston few dsys under iiis treat
nfnt
~. Dow, since 1916, having confined he whole
attention o flee brctet tor the cure ii Private
Diseases afid Female Complaints, acknowledges 10
tupefipf N ths United sfases
N--Ail ltt'er. must contain one dollar ~ fhsy
Fi.' roc b r4aWef
Ui.ee agl,s lsgla a. N.to5r.N.
bpsiaB, 10 ~ lfGs --lsjt@b
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b,&As snssts gsHd csnnu, be conirndistss, "a
espt hN Vaaeks, abe villtAy OF do anything. ewes
Peflurs themselves ~ impose upoh patisuss that
he
. tat sNlr s..tt.t et,es ~, rswt,,s .prsru..
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NJ. n. DOWNS
VEGETABLE
BALSAMIC ELIXIR.


This old time
trie standard rem
edA sili maintains
- popularity
When ~ Others
- have proved incfli :
- G ent the Elixir q
q lonc cnIttHites to
give ainfWllpii.
. Use u lo
Couch
Gods,
a. Csitrth,
m Asflima,
~ Group,
lncipieulCnisuinp
: non, aHiall di-cts
Il the Throat,
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AFFLICTED AND uNToRrusArE,
lnEI0N ANp NATIvE qrAeKa

be not robbed aud add 70 your sadvriugs I'll ssing
deceived 10y the lying boasts. mi,rspfsssssisas.
false promiscs and prvirnsiona Of
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NOTICE.

AnEhEAS ~ vfs LOUISA Ass IN py I'D sal
tsfe th8s u tgtld 81 persons tf,sn giving Der
erect - scceuht - sAs pay tstis y hrf
,Fa-iiaf sfrF tklI 1ais.
- c~aHIrs ctrArwaTEE
Anlsgtsh. Dee is lsSa- -
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oRs AhD
NosreuM mAKrns.

through the ignorance oftte Quacs Doctsr Know
ing no other remedy, be relies uion MlitrcuIt,
and gives Il 70 llhle paicnt1n iiih, Drops, &c, 20
the nostruin maker, equally ignorant, adds 10 he
80 called Extracts, Specific, Aniidote, &C. beth 70.
lying upon Us effects IN curing few hundred, ID
is trumphcd IN Vntious wavs throughout the isnd
but. Alas nothing Is said Of the balance; sdns Of
whom die, others grow Norse, aud are len 10 linFsr
and suffer for mouths or years, until relieved srsuf
ed II postbe, hN cnnIneienI phi slrianE.
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To avoid aud escape lnposlilon sf Forelku sna
Native puscks s,ert Ha10e~s 10 Bo.,ea ilas
other large citiss,
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LIST or ARTICLES

Wthou, regard to value, aud not TO be paid for
sulil you kuow NErt you will receive.
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n TrY9g ~ rffTsFlgln Nlea

IL N@Fias miihe plih eAtts n hsemasm haA disspT
srsa t4s efAiH eohlaAdon q 0s With the Juices n
ftxss fstsas msdisa cssnpaund tkt ef vch lures
81 Fals sad .naAma,iea, ~ ~aier easnebes as-t
liz has IL bis passessiSa iaree nusnhef ~ crf
stzrsfss ;<epls siKhs kcms. in ritsasia ana
sAsrtswas shawlsg the great Nslae - his
4a PITY KILLING MAGIC OIL,
Az ~ s's ssl sss 9 ssd bs.a's better aequain'sd
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nUr All oUAcks ARg NOT IGNORANT.


Notwithstanding the foregoing faets afe known to
some Quack Doctors and No,rum Maker, vet. rs
gartess Of the life aud health OF sthcts there are
those among ilicu who viii even perure thcmssl,s,
coutradieilug.Eivng merear, 10 iheir patients or
la u rs conialhcd 10 then Nosifuns. 80 that the
"u.uh frc'' mny be obtitned for pfbfssssdls cur
ne, or the dollar % fraction ct IL" nay he %
t,ued for tue NBtfum II I, thus tlnt may are
deceye Mseitnd useo,siy spend large amounts
Tor experiments with quaekery.
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pr. l.. Dix's

charge are very moderate Communication -
.crcdy confidential, and al may rely 90 him with
the strctest secrecy aud confidence, What ever nHy
be the disease, condition or situation Of Eny enc
m,rricd OF single
Medicines cent Nv Mail or Express to all part, 81
the tuit q $ igcs.
Boston, JAM IsGe.-ll3C
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~ 1. ntNs
PRIVATE nEmcAl eFFiCE,
81 Eadiealt SlFtrt, BOalVn, hasa,

10 20 arfsaFcd that psleli never zee q bear sash
oiAer hecpllect. ths uNtf sutfsnce 70 ha Neiss
), No II, hAvtug 80 eonhectich vnh BIS tssid tls
consequently ~ 'amily Interruption, 70 that GO =
account eau say pspeu hssitsls sprlyhe 10 IT
hss
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CMffing9 D0ac FRro1npfIv.l

Ia sHhscrftsf reEa fftuTa h's ftttks 81 81 ga -
sustsaf' q tasif 80 irfa patsasss Asnssaf 9, 81
sfsltts rantiaaHHfs
81 cloNgY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

Rev. J. S. g, o. Hga,zglIe, A'abm
atasce. e.a Hrrom Ne Dapli,scb %.
tW.co. ttts TO become pacjr pa or
uI 81 reno ed TO that place. We aa
rus ouy at Bro. Strobe has felt to
bis d W TO leave North Alabama Tor
another field w are very destitute Of
ministers in ibis portion Of tie Stle-a1i
cannot web afford to give up my Of those
sc hive, much less ono Of Bro, SlroIe's
energy and ability But as our ) of sr
has igIl it to be his duty 70 60 70 anotlar
leli we wish him abundant success md
$50 hope the Lord will bless hIs 0l0or-
Bro. Strobe has been 80 long i.auta d
with The Baptist interest Of North Al ba.
ma, that we hardly know how 10 DO With,
Out him. We nope he viii not forget Us,
and especially do we request him not 10
FORGET the Herald. We hope be will con.
fipue 10 contribute to its cOlunus.
Moreion, Chris H.yad
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.bm a..u f. u..e nate FIR Az.
Baton In which he ,a,d bar h. b,l ON.
.,f..jaJb, n-.,or.y .to o,.l and
would aJog tsr ,vortr dollar. y.,l
liz she qra Ro.p the ,ca,tcr o,;.t
-INemnbi. RnIIctr
r lalv wlo .p,e,rs in tbo.. rorc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

JEFF, DAVIS AND His TRIAL. Eve.
~ day We have some fresh rumor about
the trial of JEFF, Davis, ard the public
are beginning to weary Of the subject.
If Congress would only pass o resolu,
ton to open his prison doors and let
him 60 whithersoever he would, the PEG
pie would be perfectly satisfied. All
idea Of vin~dictiyeness is absurd as well
as unpopular. His case has been set
tied BY the result Of the rebellion; and
tins has gone By when this great nation
should wreak its vengeance upon a pc.
litical criminal, Let the government,
then, treat JEFF. Davis as my uncle To-
by treated the fy--open the door Of
Fortress Monroe and let him 20 forth
Surely the world is large enough for
fF. Davis and the United States.
IN. Y. Herald
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TIL STORM

Thr9sg5 tie darkness ounip-sseal
How die .izhililgs 0lars,
Viii. tue L1l3er peals iBcsssau!
Shake The drorsy cir.
AMI /: u4seas. ,hn1lsr
Ike tie Ion ron Is lair,
Wr g., Taialy tu' .nsaneIy
VIII tie din oak, standing there;
Hos hey u-..5a Ike supple giants
With their F,anaga :7s, sui torn,
With der 1.-THE ID, grim defiance.
And their laugh Ct sc5ra,
.Ha8tta driven s.a-iroPs shattered
Ia,0 clouds are u.d.y sva ing,
Uaw he risen hal- are scattered.
Iata. mad uza.l. raspag
UD.tae FORM gr5l II path.
Haa q. .~fga.--rgs '.aa am qa.c.
ID .aa u-' a- &, alars 'elsa,
E- -s ID. CIRCUS G .rg
realm 0t Hides
Au aas ls.iae
Iara #aiaz e..e
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

The High Court Of Mississippi has
decided against the validity Of the Cot
ton Courts established by Judge
Sharhy. Chief Justice Handy dissent
ing from the opinion of the majority,
The Wick burg Herald Of the 18th, an
nounced Jhat the admirers Of Gen
Scott in thai city were to have held a
meeting to express their feelings upon
the death Of that venerable solder. "
Gen Alcorn, United Senator elect
from Mississippi has made application
to Gen. Fiske, Of the Freedmcn's Bus
reau for a teacher Of Freedmen
school at Friar's Point Mississippi.
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Fl M -.

arrT52 --I publ bed ia vaur
rar. TWO week since Wife Wanted"
/ ssh. pleased 10 see ia your hs, issue
'aa. my advertisement has been an.
Tsral by oaa Of tae fair sex, under the
CLASSIC aan Dc plume of "Al,oeo'
[ tal ia my lexicon that adgoco is a
Latin word and means TO cl.l To-. and.
that my bright particular
STAR Vas too node. TO call X Y to
7a' p g5.'a y 'A hr' ~''i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

History OF THE ALABAMA.-Tt is
stated that Admiral Raphael Semmes
is engaged on a history of the Confed
crate war, steamer, Alabama, her CRUZ.
ses and exploits, He has been offered
5000 pounds for a copy right of the
work in England, and wisely refused
it. Such a history written by a clear
and forcible written like Admiral Sem
mes, the principal actor, who only has
the Alabama's true record, ought to be
worth twice that sum in England or
any other country. It viii be a book
oil rare adventure and wonderful ey.
plolts, to say nothing Of the light it will
throw upon the war = Memphis Bull.
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5000 REWARD.


7 OST at the Meridian Depot, 10 the evening
l. olt io 4ts Ju.I, or b. tbeIt from 'he W-kel
o. ms oy.rcuat swung across lbe back " me
seat. ou the NJ 20 kR, & PORT MONEY con-
tanning $i42 in GreeubackS, and one sign
check o S1l) on the Bank Of objle payabI, Y.
me. Also a note Of hand for 500 due last jan
uary on A. c. Hughes, Dallas Co, Ala.
For the recovery Of The above, ] will pay a..
Information before the 18th inst, please send
TO Mr. Joe JoineJ Macon, Miss. After the 18th
INST please send to myself at Newbern, Ala.
June 5 '66 It s. q. SPANN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

u Gen. Longstreot who is Presi
dent Of an Insurance company, at San
Antonio, Texas, was recently seronadcd
by the band ofthc U. S.regiucpt there.
Il is expected that Congress will at onea
send a committee to investigate this
" disloyal conduct " Of the band.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

D Gen. Grant had a talk with a
New England editor the other day, in
which he expressed the opinion that
ten Robert E. Lee is behaving badly,
conducting himself very differently from
what, at the time Of bis surrender, he
gave reason to believe would be bis
course ~ Cincinnati Commercial.
That surrender was about tho only
act OF Gen. Lees career that pleased
Grant.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

j. We are informed Of a singular
change ofcolor that is now going on
10 'he person Of a black man living in
Cu.pepper county Our informant ha.
kuo@o The negro for fifteen years, and
describes him to have been at one time
as black as tar, Within the last three
m6nths the negro has been gradually
changing his skin. His hand. are still
dark, but from tie wrists to the should.
els bis arms are as fair as any white
mans. His whole body is spotted, grad,
uaiIy changing its hue. 1t is a marye,
il view Of The fact that the negro never
had a days sickness aud is healthy now.
Fredericksburg Va, Herald.
One Of the effects of the Civil Rights
Bill Some of the cbon hao in these
parts imagine they are turning white.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

Orphan Children

The Board of Police have under .a..r
charge several orphan white children a.
both sex who could be made gel.
about a house They viii be b.au
cut to families who will promise 70 gg
them a suitable eiucc.ion aud support
Apply tot " Sal ea., o. any u-a.
Der Of the Board.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

DR.. Cummings predicts a general
smash up of our planet next year =
Persons owing us for subscriptions
axe requested to settle up before that
ii me comes, as we wish to commence
ION the square in the next world
Napa Reporter,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

Postal AFFAIRS ~ MlsslsslpPI-We
are re nested by DIR. Daily, the Special
Agen of theP. 0. Department, says the N.
o. P%icayane, to say hat as Mississippi is
now attached to his District, he hopes the
people of that State viii communicate to
him freely their wants. His address il. as
formerly, New Orleans, La,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09
HAY! HAY! HAY!

20 BALES HAY, jus received on con-
~ s.gumeuf, Tor sale cheap.
JuHcS If JAS. i HOLT.
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t .-s T s. sTs I"
b rae ~ z rTsl l rslg
s. a.4.,g a-ll, .- .-- r ard tzz-1-
4 ut Nr L ls7g gave
st.. E-.-- res --sl 20 account o..
r-r.4-s vas STATED tsfFss1 The
pr .-' ard N- Csftoa1, the Fra
Pre-. .--i al, 10 1855 zas aIrol
Fl o ;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

Hon. r. 4 Hill vii. holds term Of
the United States Cont fl the S0u.b.
eru District Of .issifpi a;the court
room IN Jackson, on the 4th Mouly
In Lumn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

At recent convention Of presidents
aud srpo iuteudeuts Of railroad and
steamb)jt lines between Baltimore and
New Orleans, held at Richmond, it was
resolved that through ticket, be agreed
to from New Orleans Mobile Mont.
gomery Atlanta and Augusta to
R'chm'a d Washington, Baltimore,
PAIIade phia and New York on the
basis Of the prices charged for similar
tickets 'ia the western aud East Tens
nessee routes A 8y. ION of trough
checks nom New YorI 10 New Orleans
and lat rmediatc points was devised
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

J. Il. Vizer, Esq of Oxford. has
been appointed U. S. District Attorney
for the Northern District of Mis-.
Sissippi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

Tie second N.al-g ID y. J
Been a-al upon FL The trial JET.
Dsga
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For Sale Cheap,
Of Letters

K NICE high post bedstead. Apply at
m this office. june 5
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

rRemaming in the Post Office at
Macon Miss, on the LIST of June, A. p,
1866. which, if not taken out by the
LIST of July, 1866, will be sent to the
" Dead letter Office"
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laacOn DCnOt.
NOTICI


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Jsg sy du
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70. ar|ate Cont
w'sr May TEN
I 'Hertatoo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-09

Hos J F 4 CLAis1zyE IT IA,
stated s5nsiinesince that this d;.a,
gai.hed SOD o Mississippi. designed
removing 70 Nw Orleans to re-eu.er
editorial lie. We learn from ,t-
Gainesville Star that such is ns:
case He has established hin4Yip
New Orleans Fl toe facilities il viii
afford him dcCnp.stiug his History q
he late war. commenced two year.
ago ba; suspended for the van: og der.
mentss. Accompanied BY a proper
draughtsmal, Colonel C. expects TO
spend the pez; three months in survey.
irg the great bau's,del3s Of Virginia.
aud other States 10 ubiah The principal
battles we're fought We await tho
completion q Tbs work vita i'm,
patience as b many 5ther adm rsr, o..
tie c laaa.s elsea1: a1l interest, No
style u writing -Ficsssury Hsrs,5.
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Macon, Mississippi.
Saturday, Jane 3, 1866
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