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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

7
This is to give notice; that on the I'D day q (
NoNcinber, 4, H. 1867, u warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against tho estate of Montgomery toN
OF Pine Township,in the county OF columbia, and
state OF Pcnnsy sylyania, who has been aujudged n
OF amy debts and delivery of any property he
longing TO such Bankrupt, to him. or for his use
ana the transfer of any property by him are for
blditn by law that Il meeting OF the Creditors OF
the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, aad to
choose one or moro assignecs Of his estate, will
be held mt Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Ohlce Of VI. MhitmOyer, esur In Bloomsburg,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, befure Edward
oVerton, Irr Register, ON tho 9th day of January,
A. H., lSOS NJ 10 o'clock, am,
THOMAS s. ROWLEI
u. y. Marshal as Messenger.
BY T., II. CooLHAUCH, Deputy.
NOV. 9HE II.
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FRAN DwELIIN HOUSE

with kitchen attached, a large Stable and Car.
riage house, good pig stye, coal house, etc, good
well ofneycr falling water ut the back door. Pos
session VIII be given on the first of April, 1865 If
not sold betweeirthis and the 2lst, of December
next the same Will be exposed TO public sale ON
said date at o'clock l.. NJ. For further particu-
lars, inquire OF Michael +. Eycrly, at the Office of
II. i. Clark, Esq, Boomsburg Coun bia CO., Pa.
Sept. q. lsGI.
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L. O II y A l. II

Il
VIII be sold at private sale, n very desirable
residence In South Bloomsburg Columbia Coun-
ty, Pa, the property consisting of
TWO TOWN LOTS
situate and fronting Third Street of the town of
bloomsbury, whcreon are erected a large two
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INSI'ltAY.

EsTRAN,
Came to the premises of the subscriber in Roar-
ingcreck township, about the first OF June, ls67,
FIVE SlIEEl, three old and two Young. The
own"ris requested TO come forward, prove proper
", pay charges, and take them away, otherwise
they Will be disposed of as the law directs
CHARLES Ii. GABLE.
December g. lS67-3t
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STANDARD MILLING MACHINE
~ OF IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION, great
power, large capacity, unrivaled convenience
out extra jaw, and Vices of all sizes for heavy md
light work. Send to the UNION VICE COMPA-
NY, of Boston, Mass, for Illustrated circular.
For sale by denlers in hardware and machinery.
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TUESDAY Dec. 3-After the reading
of the Journal, Mr.. Buckalew moved
to amend by striking out the word
"Honorable," placed before III nlembers'
names according to long established
precedent. Several petitions were
presented, when the Senate pro-
ceeded to the election of Standing Com
mittees, dispensing by unanimou.
consent with vote by ballot. The
Presidents Message was then presented
by the Private Secretary of the Presi-
dent, and its reading commenced at
half past twelve. The Report of the
Secretary ofthe Treasury and Comptroll-
er of the currency were also presented,
and after a resolution relatiyo to the
National Banks the Senate adjourned.
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CENTURY TOBACCO.

CENTURY TOBACCO
500 I'VE have not dis
pAcKrn continued, nor do we in
tend to cease packing
IN THIS BRAND 500 Daily in papers Of
Century Tobacco reports
ID a l. Y. to the contrary notwith-
Mondays, one 500 Note. S'niiuing - ,,...
Tuesdays, Two Fifties. 20 We hre making
ties - " choicest leaf; II Is free
rhursdays Ten Tons from drugs, and Is in ev-
Eridnvs' twenty F,yrs cry respect, the Best
snturinys Eif,; 'ryos Fine Cut Tobacco man
p q a IOI,iii kitD ufactured. Sold by all
10, Is & ~ Chambers St, TeSpccU'oIo Joppcrs'
NEW YORK.
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w a N II Il d!
TWO HUNDRED FARMERsl

To engage in light and honorable business fer
the winter months, in the vicinity where they
reside, which will net them from $50 to $50 per
month.
For particulars apply TO or address pARME-
LEE BROS, 122 Sansom ST., Philadelphia Pn.
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III c. M o w T. II,
has opened first-class
ROOT aupr HAT CAP Ann FIR eTORE

LIZ
mas opened n frst-class
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE,
at the old stand on Main street, BloomsburR,a few
doors above the Court House. His stock Is COM
posed of the very latest and best styles ever ocr-
ed to the citizens OF Columbia County. He can
accommodate the public with the following goods
at the lowest rates. Mems heavy double solcd
stoga boots, mems double and single tap solcd
kip boots, mems heavy stoga shoes of all kinds
mems fine boots and shoes of all grades, boy
double soled boots and shoes Of all kinds mem y
glove kid Bamoral shoes, mems, women s. boys
and misses lasting CATERS, wonons glove kid
Polish very fnc ,women's morocco BalmOrnls anu
calf shoes, womcn's very fine kid buttoned gait
ers. In short boots OF nll descriptions both peg
gcd and sewed
lie would also call attention to his nne assort-
slent of
HATS, CATS, FUR5 AND NOrIONs.
which comprises all the new and popular vari-
eths at prices which cannot fail to suit all, These
goods are offered at the lowest cash rates and
Will he guaranteed to give satisfaction. y call
is solicited before purchasing elsewhere as it is
believed that better bargains are to be found
than ut amy other place in the county.
Dec. UUi+
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q . 6

IT Is TIE DEST CHANUE EVEN OFFEKEU!
One or two days time will sCcureR good Sewing
Machine, Watch SILK Dress, Revolver, or some
other article of equal value, Free of Cost!
Agents wanted every where, male and female,
for the best puwnbrokcr's sale in the country.
Send for Circular. :. THOMPSON IL co.,
81 Exchange ST., Boston, Mass
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" "ATCIlES! ! WATCAES!!
w GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW
YEAR!
A superb Stock OF Fine Gold and silver Watcl-
es all warranted to run, and thoroughly regulat l.
ed, at the Low Price OF 80 Each.
WITHOUT REGA RBTO VALUE,
and not to be paid for unless perfectly satsiac-
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY
SENATE.

MONDAY Dec. 2. The Senate met ut III
o'clock. A few bills were offered and
mt II O'Clock the first session of the For
tieth Congress ended, and the second
session was Immediately called to or
der. The Secretary was directed to in
form the House, and committee was
appointed to notify the President. Mr..
Stewart and others introduced II num-
ber of bills including one for the repeal
of the Cotton tax. The committee APP
pointed to wait on the President, re-
turned, and stated that he would COM
municate with the Senate tomorrow
| The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House convened a. 10 IL o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Blaine, the Committee
on Banking and Currency were instruct
ed to inquire into the expediency of
changing the tax law in respect to Ma
| tional Bank stocks. Mr.. Wilson asked
& obtained leave to make personal ex-
PLANTATION in regard to an editorial in the
Mteligeacer, in which Mr.. Churchill is
spoken of harshly. Under the call OF
States, numerous bills and resolutions
| were offered and referred. Mr.. Ashley
introduced a joint resolution proposing
| an amendment to the Constitution ; re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. The
amendment declares all persons born or
naturalized in the United States, citizens
makes all such over twenty one years OF
age, electors; makes it incumbent upon
the States to provide public schools for
all children; renders ineligible to Office
certain classes of rebels, and provides
that the validity of the public debt shall
not be questioned, nor the rebel debt be
acknowledged, nor payment made for
| loss or emancipation of slaves. AT II
o'clock the Speaker announced the first
session ended, and the second session
commenced. One hundred and forty
six members answered to their names.
A committee was appointed to wait on
the President. The Committee on Elec-
tions announced that Mr.. Black of Ken
tucky, was not entitled to the seat, and
that Mr.. Golladay was. The subject was
postponed till Wednesday, when both
claimants will beheard. Mr.. Robinson,
as question of privilege, offered reso-
luton looking to the impeachment of
w. B. West Consul at Dublin; referred
| At $50 the House adjourned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02

WILKES BooTH. 4. Camp
bell writes to the New York Times
that be was in Calcutta in July, 1865
and saw a bet made mud the none,
put up, Of Ave hundred pounds sterling
aside that j. Wilkes Booth was alive
end would be SO proved 10 xix months:
and that the person who maintained
the affirmative was Lieut.. William
Martin Iolbert. Of the Confederate
war steamer Shenandoah.
Tbs Richmond Enquirer suggest,
trst Ccugress ought 10 send a cum
mit'se TO Calcutta to inquire into The
facts.
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NEWS II VS.

ycHANgGs Cory ~ or three
nars ago, a Mrs, M.aDi reached
Ait,l, Ill, With three hen vii
liam, Duejo and on gcd ten,
seven and Eve years. A few mouths
after Mrs NJ case birro TO a chi
and soon after died. Tue other three
ara still in the vicinity Of Alton. It
ia supposed they were from the South
Should their relations with to know
anything further concerning them
The eu'eligence may be had By ad.
dressing Frederic Wouit Alton, III.
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SFOtsYlvania NJ, mOlial AsS"C'a''oa'
SrorsYLvANlA c H.. Va
Decent or 10Th. 1866

AlNlSlLNAAl ''
Decent pr 10Th, 1866
A large number Of tn" ladies "l
this county have organ Eed themselves
into a body call d The Spo %sylvaoS
La lies Memorial Association III
Object If which will be 70 re'cu' tr"m
m,sl ct ami Dissertation tie ltmNln'
.Frho>e Who n red up their ljVrs N
behalf ~ the Lest N,use" II IN
tended. as far ~ possible, to identity
amt remove the rens'nS of the Coi'
frderatp dead who ere buried IN lhlN
and adjoining coumi,s. to . Gene
terv. the site Of ,hich has h-co Nrtc'
ted end il is desired 10 mske their
I,,t resting place Sortby Of 'he pre-
cinuS dust il shall cunlslU and q
Virginia, 1ho will gnsrd ~I'h ltI"S
csre the dead snns,f her s%SrteaV'6
sisters. still sufy ring from The df>ol'
,i,ns Of cruel Mat We are cotli'
p,ll,d to appeal Tor AID for tue fur
,hcrapce of our olj ct t" the "a r'"'
ie and generous friends - The S"n'l
feeling that each ou' will esteem !
% duty and a prlyIIrE' q" 'hirid II "
liberation ne grnv's 81 il'"~" vi"
went from their oWn StA'e-lt ~"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02

lY \iIt ahd IN rtr ul,ce %, F, dr.tf.,
~ the 7 .iILite Cruu II NIX l,... CnunYs
made AZ tte December Tenn, 1915 lL,l.ot
he Undersigned adm ~ ,t,at RID he e>ia,eo
dart9a Hyd, deceased, wi o. rIr 2lh "a,
ni J%Aauar, next, b"tNte Toe nuur> pre-.
str bed ry has, pr, cerd - ,rl on he prcmi.
>rs, aid at puzzle auction e. the higtct hi
der, Tor one thmd cash, the h,la e. to be-
paid ,welve months from the ia, ut ale. All
Thai c rlaiu II Ct of lanl i ualp Ming AMI
heirg in sail county, 10 Wit: trr MA ant
the NJ of The SW4 os Sec. 90; the Nj o.
sec. 20 and L0ts 3 4 Il 8 ut Sec 81, ali in
Township IL oi Ra"ge Is east. The purrha
ser or purchasers ii sid prem srs vii he rr
qih Ell IL pay ct,h one Ihiri, Ahd ~ piv,
bad ar 'and.. vi h good and sulic rnr sc
CURLY, for 'ir pavn'enio Of The balance + The
.um or sums ~ mp e' i"r sllch the sad
premises my hr s'utck Of, h twelve month
from h. ia, ~ sale. j. T. JONES
Dcco9 Cd 4w (J&R) Alnir.
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The last y lily dpring's Rcp1'tt
ut 'ions that Col, Scutt, one o. 'h.
~ oners sent to the Dry Tottat
81 ug the wsr. uudrr The cbrrgo o.
.n..g q Confederate spy, Fasscr
tuo, Oh Holly Springs, having o'
inter essiou of the Conn 1iln, .
lighter, obtained biz re &C. l.
.s quite common, Ccu. S, rgortd s2'
,la pr.soners to be s.7orIy Issbta o.
lher bare backs. for the least .mplu
jsnce .0diacrCti0n
The Reporter .ag A@1ns q.
~pr.scaers ,tlj ia Nh horrin.a BASH.
are Col. S.. 7n. .fcyuf' inspect ,
General Of L - yo..y -. .oe Arm.
IF Teaoe $40 has tee > en-
01spt. ,acr Of lime o.t VI
. 5. Seward, Vi N''iva'
W., Mr. Stcysri ., 'riec
Ivioted nd ,e 20 the
g-v Tort rs for life e rco
.o3ep vas that Nh. s. o. com.on
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02

Irish Diplomacy. Two ladies' ard
M. Thaddens O'Grody we're convers.
ing on age when one Of them put the
homo question:
(which Of us do you think is the
elder?".
"sure' replied the gallant Irish.
man. "yNn both look younger than
sseh Other"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02

uIst writer in Winston county
Miss. calculates the expenses on a
bale Of cotton after it is packed, oud
by tao time it is sold at forty six dol,
lars and sixty-two aud half cents
AtJns es:mnch as once Was the prce
Of . bale.
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4lt.OR "a.

X wRlTI.OW wcaloG in'n'm the ci'i.
~ . ms VI Uxib"e county ihal he i. SIN
cAlryin on he Tallo,l my has,na.s ~ al lts
htant hes ~ Tie TEN lateiy occupied n the
pos' , flee IN the II ri On building, liz h.,
llsi received hr Fab AMI Winter iyles, and
win cut and IN Ike Ia a. der an, garment tina,
may he required. Living had an eXterirnc, %
ever ga ears, he II ,saip fed hp can please Tic
most fas idp0uS ? icrs IN accordance with
the I 3 S'lict ,itrn ion will be paid IN cnt.
ting the ladies 10 make IN Provisions
W be aiken for work il nee, sssry.
o tla. Isa q
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Mas DR A J. BouLwAUE,



Or Brar.Igni Ceru Allen. E,q
N,xuhee Comfy, Miss g.:
GEsrs yo. hive been selected b'
hr Dis: ibutinE 'oumii'ec Of the Nilsson
ri southern R,,p' Association 10 dlNtrIb'
utp the following in ,our county 70 ih'
destitute Wpdo,s and Orphans of dDcras
II Confederate soldier. aud Widows an
Orphans mat. destitute hy the var, VIZ
100 sacks of con and 800 in ca,h
The corn will be forwarded bN me II,
soon as possible to YOU, ant our Secretary
SIll send you the cash. Please keep M
cronut of and report Your operations l.
ne and also acknowledge receipt OF m"n
az and corn Nhen received. Please 10 b.
.urtuI in ,our distribution and make j.
~ d. far rs possible.
N, sc, w Il CLARK,
Char'n Com Tor State Miss.
Col Alien bas r quc.ted int Bacon b
sent in place o t'he cash,
We hope the llllrr- in thu U-ighbor
"oai wjDl gind the coru free.
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BY THE
E DOLLi
nnAsI I.
100000

plUO.OOO WILL
which they need until il il ku
v hat 10 GrSwa end lite value.
TIKI NNERICAN JEWELLERS ASSO
ATIOR eallS your attention ~ The feet Of
being the largest aud most popular Iew vlry
Association in the United States. The bust
nsss lS end AlSsys has been conducted in The
most candid end honorable manner. Our IA.
pidly increasing tIsds 10 . sure guarantee ot
the appreciation Dfour patrons for this method
II obtaining rich, elegant end costly goods.
The sudden AtagrstlOn Of trA IL In Europe,
owing to the late GermNr war aud recent dr.
p~astrous Gna ssAl crisis in Enalsnd, has caused
he failure OfH lsfge number Of JeNelrv House-
in London and PsrIs, oblieing them to srl
their goods Vt . gtsit sacrifice IN Soue IN tan.
res less than one. third the eOsi of Lnauuficlu
We have purchased very largely OF these
bankrupI go' d., HI >IHh extremely low pri rs
| chat we can afford 10 send Awa, Fluer Guod>.
| and give better chance Ia draw The most val
liable pixies than any other establishment do,
ing q similar business. OUR AIM Is To
| PLEASE, and we respectfully solicit ronr pa.
tronage, US we are confident Of giving the III,
most satisiaCti0n. During the past year We
have forwarded . number # the most valuable
prizes 10 Ill parts Of the conNlry. ThOse ho
latronize US will receive the full value Of Their
money MS no Article on our list is worth les,
,han One Dolhhr, retail, and there are M blank.
Parties dealing with us NAV depend On hay
ing prOmpt re urns, and The article drawn wI'
be Immediately sent to any address by letuIt
mail or express.
The following parties have recently draw
valuable priles iron the Amer, jew. A nm
have kindly ALLOW ed the use Of heir name
Chas, J Hunter, Esq Treasury Depal tmen
Washington, D. e., Piano. va'ue $3R; Mis-
Anna q. Yates, So st. Marks Place, n. y,
Sewing,MachiHe, value So; Brig G,n l." T.
Hanson, L. S, Vols, Nashville, Tenn- SIlve
YEA Selt, value $50; Ml~s Emma Hunter, g.
Front 81, harrisburg. Pepn Swing Machre
value $50 lieut.t'ol Walter Chittende ,Qmr
ternta.te Lou s%Ville, Ken. Gold Watch ya'u'
1850; WIN. <, Haines. 247 King s.. Gharles'ol
:, G.. silver v atcl, value $50 Akxpnde
John on, tsq., Editor Pioneer, Mn>katen'
MINI. aides Enamelsd Watch, value $50
SAM Lee, Esq President dorado and Re,
Bank Mining Company, San francesca, CaI
Nelodeon, value 5000 Aaron :. Loug Esq
Principal Elkhart College Institute, Elkhar
y, j., diamond Pin, value 1900 Il NJ. Long
street. Montgomery, Ala, Mnsic Box, val.
rs; Rev Isaac Van Duzer, ALBANY, n. '
Gold Lined Dining Set, value $500 Miss Clan
l~.ucuguer, DAYTON, Ohio, Pianoivrte, value a.
and Diamond Pin. value $l7i.
MANY names could BE- placed on the List. b.
we publish no names without permission, "a
patrons are desired TO send U. 5. CurIen'
when it is convenient.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02

N%Tho friends of celebrated vii
expires ed ome sOrpri,r. that, at hi.
age and with his fondnes, f, the 90,
Ito he p aid have To upht it nrcessa
~ tn marry a Vifr was nccess,
e." b. said My Acquaintance b
gan 10 So that | drank too much
"a .ngle mtu
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pald for, until you know what you at
u receive :
l5- so 10 $45t
IL s.,...i7 70 BOT
80 First Glass SEWN Aschires"...a . 5Ot
10 Fine OH Paintings."".","""-.-.3O : i0t
$50 Fine Steel E cravings, iiamed... 0" 81
81 Music b0&es..,.,.....,......."20' A.
0 Revolving Patent CastOrs. silver Ct' Sc
% Silver Ffujt and Cake Baskets. 20 v B
40 Sets OF Tea aud able Spnpus...4O ~
80 Gold I~ldntipg Case NM hes
Warrehted "........,.."..5Qt to $50
100 Diamond Rings, cluster aud
single stoue,................G5IO 2iG
us Gold WGtehee I5U
300 ladleS WaicheS' r..60to l0t
500 Silver Watches. ...... 80. .Y0to N
Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Lu
dis,' sets " Co d and Coral, Jet aud Gala tlc
%rentine, Mosaic Lava ard Cameo Sels Of Stud.
Vest and Neck Cham Pain and Cha. ed Cole
Riprp. Cod Thimhles, l~nctets, New ; vie Rall
Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work
Boxes, God Pens with Gold aud Silver Exteu.
sion Hnldars, and n large assortment OF rim,
Silver Ware and Jewelry Of every description
of the best make aud latest styles.
I5-A chance 10 obta1A any nj thu
abore WITCHES tor ONE LOLLAh
by purchasing a sealcd %e"vatopo to,
% cts.
IH-FIve Sealed Envelopes viii be Sent for
/; Eleven for ~; Thirty fer IS; SKY i've luI
NlO; One Hundred for SIS.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
1..u.l ;nd..ao,o,t. ,r,r.J 10 Id.
and Gelta who will act as such, Our desG y
tive circulars will be sent IN application.
Distributions are made in The following ma
ner: Certificates naming each article and it,
value are placed in The sealed envelopes. which
are well mixed. One of lheSe epv, lopes con
tanning the certificate or order for some atiich
will Dc delivered at our office. or ,eut By mai.
to any address. without regard to chO ee, uu
receipt Of Is cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchase
will see what article Il draws ana its value, and
can then send One D0klU and receive the AZ
ticles named, or can choose AM other one art
Gle on our list Of the same value.
urchasers of our Sealed Enr,Lopt may. ia
this manner, obtain an article worth from one
10 Ave hundred dollars.
Long letters IRE unnecessary. Have IN
kindness 10 write plain directions, and in cho
sing different articles fran those drawn, men
ton the style desir,d
= .+Urders for SEALED ENVELOPES must
in eveuy case be accompanied with the CASH
with tne name oithe person sending. and Town
County and State plainly written
Letters should be addressed to the Manager
as follows:
sherman, " sttClHS o.,
81 n 30 NAssnu So, N. Ys5Ciy.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOxubee COuNty.


NOxubee COuNty.
In the Probate Court VI said county, at the
December term. A. u 1850, thereof
In the matter Of the petition Of Z. N Th0maS,
Sheriff aud Administrator estate Oi George
Phillips, TOT sale Of real ettatelO luy debts
To Thoa. Phillips, Mile Bird. formally M.llle
Phillips, --- Dare and her husband Hen
~ Dare, Malinda Harliss and her husband
Charles uaTlisas clePn Phillips, Malt. Phil
lipa Rena philips and the unknown heirs
Of Joel Phillips, deceased. the anknown heirs
0fAreh Phillips, deceased, and The unknown
heirs Of John Phillips. deceased;
XyOU and each OF Won are cited to be- and APP
pear bsf0re Tho Probate Court Of Nnxu9e.
county, 81 tho ooarth Oliss lherrpg. on the third
Monday In January nsxt 1857, then aud there
TO answsr the petition ofC. N. Thomas SheFll
anA administrator, and show eaNse. II any Won
cal. Why The prayer of the petitioner eht.uld
not be granted and decree made aceprdinElH,
for ,aie Of real estate to paw debts.
BY order IL Court, CHARLES BELTS.
r. n Ycs1 - rnsrk
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Vert a..
~G.Ccmhacks arc { 0Ah!

Something to Eat is Be,Iu ,.
fIo undersigned has in o,urr ,ud t '
'att It large stock If mlv tirorr,ics aLd
"e-ttrn p%rojuce, consisting il ar. 20. for,
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hunorOus old man fell IN


at ignu, ant aud rather imperti,
/ young III Mister, who ]proceea'd
inform the old gentleman. 10 very
positive terms. that be could never
reach heaven Jules be was born a
gs;", a"l aldea
Il have experienced thar vL~~so
and nov feel no anxiety"
And have you been born sgaln!
said the old gentleman, mn ,ingIy.
Yes l trest | have
We'll" said the old gent eyeing
him atteUtivsIy, " don't thiuk il
would hurt you TO he born once more
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Price Current of Southern Bahk
Mites.

,,U " &" Chester ~...lO
AhApH" e5 = GSutgr. " ~
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
old w. GTcenhHck and
Cotton.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOxubrp Cuuutv.

TIE STATE FNlSSlSSlPPI,
Huxubrr County.
Probate Court, December Term. 1898.
In the matter oi the petition Of J. ]. McDavid,
Executor OF the estate Of Il. d Dav e, decd,
fur dual settlement and surrender Of his let
tiers.
To Brancev j. Dovie, on-resident;
" OU are hereb notified 10 be and appear
L beflre the Probate Court Of NoSubee
County and State aforesaid, On the sd Monday
~ Frbpry urx',pnd show cause why the sui
pei, ion should Dol b. grAnttA etNUI
b. order of the Court.
[kufl CHARLES PETTs
pec ~ % ats Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
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