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NOTICE.,
~ The subscribers have this day formed a
Limited partnership according TO law, under
the firm name OF MONROE, SMALTZ s. CO.,
for the general Boot and shoe Business in the
city of Philadelphia, 10 ommen January i,
1863, and 10 terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, JO-
SEPH E. SMALTZ, MAHLON S. STOKES
and JOHN T. MONROE, and the Special Part
ner is CHARLES D. REED, and they all res
peciively reside in the city OF Philadelphis.
TIE Special Partner has contributed 10 the
common stock of the firm in goods and cash
the sum OF fifty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH i. SMALTZ,
NJ. 8. STOKES,
JOHN 7. MONROE,
General Partners.
CHARLES D. REED,
Special Partner.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1868. ja7
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TH
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fer that Clayton has Withdrawn his band
of cut-throats, and that peace agar
raigns along White river.
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ID ( NJ U L..
IL MONROE, SNALTz & co. have this day
renoVed to 4SS and 4fO MARKET street,
where they will carry -on the MANUFACTURING
n Jobbing of Boots and Shoes, as successors
to Haddock, Reed q 90.
December 9, 1865. TAI
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FOR GAYOsO

For Randolph Osceola, Hlle's Point and
GbyosO Landing.
The elegant passenger steamer IT,
MOLLIE hAMBLETUN 4. .E3<@SEz
ton master, W. Z. Paul clerk, viii leave Mean
phis ss ABOVE EVERY TUESDAY aud SATUR-
DAY, at ) pm. LARRY HARMsTAD, Ag't,
ia2l Star MharfbOal. foot MOnrna ST.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

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L Master
rms superb passenger steamer p .SIE-h
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
N
Montreal Ocean SteamShip7C0.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE
First Glass Steamships sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.

Every saturday 10 Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in Winter and MON.
TkEAL in Summer.
TNHE undersigned having been appointed
4 Agents Tor the above Line are authorized
10 grant through bills of lading rom Memphis
TO Liverpool Gsd Glasgow. The attention OF
shippers ID called 10 this route, by which ths
uHiays ana excessive transfer charges Incurred
al Inc large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF Lading cOnt8in through rates covering ali
charges nom Memphis TO the ships dock at
Liverpool, anu low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen first Class seamgAiusa are
on tne line making regular trips on Satur-
uAy OF eAcn week Freishts loaded from the
cars on dock directly into Lle vessel,
THROUGH aECEIPr5 given TO Boston and
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. January /. JS6g |
y o.. w. blackburn, Comptroller Oftbs Treas
ufyg 40 hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company. Ioesfsd a.
Hartford, in the state Of Conneeticut- has
produce to me satisfactory evidence thai safd
Company has complied with all the Teouire-
ments OF the laws OF the State of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; and / mr.
ther certify that Carpenter & White. Accents
said Company, has also complied with the
requirements of the laws of the State. msde
and provided in such cases; wherefore. said
connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
authority TO take risks and transact TIA
OF insurance in this State, al Gem-
phis, Shelby county, Tenn.
g. ". BLACK BURN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee,
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RAILROAD TIME fable.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Z am.
Coming East-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1850 am. Arrive at
Memphis at l O'Clock pm.
8. b. BEAUIONT,
Oc1 General superintendent.
zemphis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPARf.
Day Express, r. r. time.... $50 AGO Pm
City time. $40 a N
Night Express, X. Z. time. 500 p.m. 800 am
City time. 2:55 pm.
Ticket Offices No.. 237L Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
sAM.B B. JONES' Gsn1supt.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
RIv DEPARx
81 Orleanshxpree daily 800 PM. 3;05 pm.
"a accom'n, daily, ex-
cep $50 am, 500 nm,
Freig ally, except Sun
d3y.-..----.....s.... ....-...-. 4:l5 pm. 200 an.
enect Sunday, August I6, 1863.
A. &. LIVERMORE, GenTS upt,
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul6
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Total assets
STATE OF CoENECTICUT,l
County Of Hart E.-1

4Oidi ildDluAlcS........ ......-...--.c- 50 ~ VI
Ihe largest amt insured In one ri-k-..S3,OO W
Amount Ia other Companies, unlimited.
Amount in any one block,
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PHILADELPHIA.

nISSOLUTI0N-THE FIRM OF HAD
DOCK, REED & CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business Will be set
tied by either of the undersigned Partners, at
the old stand, 3 and 40 Market street, up
stairs. DANIEL HADDOCK, Jr-
CHARLES d. REED,
STEPHEN KIMBALL.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1858. ja7
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
= existing between the undersigned, under
the firm of MONROE, SMALTZ & CO., expires
this day, by limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS. Z. SMALTZ,
NJ. :. STOKES.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1858. JAZZ
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This excellent steamer leaves IT.
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AND
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Dissolution.

DsSsOEWttOn.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing betxaar
4 the undersigned is this day disSoIvei nv
mutual consent. Either member is aufboTize5
TO use the name of the firm in liquidation.
JAMES MORTON.
LEVI JOY.
Memphis. Tenn, January is, 1863. iaIe
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RIVE
WEATHER AND RrvERs.

The clouds Of Thursday night fitted
away and the sun came out bright and
clear yesterday morning. 1t was q lovely
day throughout. The river st this point
is crawling up the bank at a rapid rate.
The rise yesterday amounted to twelve
inches. leaving it still five feet below
high water mark as established by gov
eminent, survey, but really five feet nine
inches below the high water mark of
1862. The Arkansas is falling. White
river is also falling. In our Geographic
columns will BE- found the latest news
lrnm alI nnints above.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,

/ certify that the foregoing is a copy of tbe
original statement OF the Company nov or.
file in my office.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
COmptrOlley.
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FOE vIoKsRuna.

Regular 81: Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
u :. Mail Packet-FOr ~VicksbuTg.
RIake master
This elegant and swift steamer
will leave as above EhS4%
THIS DAY, 23i inst, at r.m. -
Freight received at 81. Louis Wharfboat.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-12-04

WASHINGTON, Noy. pa case
of much interest was before tine
Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day. The title Of the
case is, Hickman against Beta and
others, in error from the United
| States District Court, Southern
District of Alabama. Hickman
sued the defendant for malicious
nr2secutiou, and false imprison-
mem in 1863. Pending the wan,
Hickman was indicted in a court
sitting under Confederate authoEl-
tv. for treasoN against the Confed-
crate government. Upon THIS
charge he was arrested and con
lined in prison from JAuuary 10
Nav in that year, and on his trial
was acquitted and discharged. Ge
was subjected Cd heavy expense by
.ho employment Of counsel aud
other causes, ana his suit is to re,
cover that amount and damages
for his imW sJnment. Some OF
the Ge.eudauts had acted as grand
Jurors in the Confederate COURT
and in that character found the in
dictment, and other defendants,
under the same authority. made
the arrest. They defended them
selves upon two grounds: First,
that the court was Il legal one, be
cause established bya government
de taeto secondly, because the
plaintiff, as they alleged, partici-
pated in The rebellion. The coult
below 0yerruled the first ground,
and ruled upon the second that, if
the jury found that the plaintiff
was not during the entire rebellion,
Ioyal to the United States he could
not recover; and the jury found a
verdict for the defendants. AS to
the loyalty to the United States OF
the plaintiff there was conflicting
evidence; and there was evidence
from which it was said in the ar
gument the jury might have found
chat although the plaintiff was at
first disloyal to the United States
he in good faith returned to his
loyalty and continued so until the
close of the rebellion, and that this
was his condition when he was in
dicted and arrested. The case
was argued by Hon. Reverdy
Johnson for the plaintiff in error.
twill be seen that both questions
are Of great public interest. Thc
FIRST involves the right Of secc5-
sion and the legality Of the COY
ernments established undcrit, and
the other whether a party orlgi.
aalIy concerned in rebellion could
no. resume his loyalty and have
the protection Of the Constitution
and laws Of the United States.
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specie Payments,

Attorney General HOar has
struck a brilliant idea on the ques-
ton of restoring the natalie basis
to our currency. lie says that vol
unteers and greenbacks should be
regarded Halike as pecessities of
war, to be dispensed with as fast
as possible on the FetuTn of peace.p
The sentiment sthns advanced is
simply a trnism; for there is hardly
q person in the country who does
not know that the g~Ceenbacks will
he dispensed with as soon as the
laws oftrade win permit, and spe-
Gle payments restored the moment
Commercial exchanges exhibit the
slightest balance in our favor. II
took Englaad from 1897 to 1919 ia
fesb0re especie basis, and wheth
ef it takes tlis country a longerol
shorter period, it viii he done Al
soon o. the basieess interests o
this coun ~ wi | warrant, and no
before. -NeW York Herald 9Orh.
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TUITION:

TUITION
Academic Department, per term ...."..$35 90
Prep raiory Department, per term ....-.SO 90
contingent Fee .........2 %
a Tee Of five dollars per session is charged
those who atleud the Schools of Chemistry aud
Natural Philosophy.
Board, exclusive Of Washing and Lights.
$l6 10 go per month. By messing it can be
obtained ven cheaper than at these retes.-
Sons OF Ministers OF the Gospel in the regu-
lar work, and thosestudying for the Ministry,
are admitted free of tuition. The isOhole ca
peNse for the Scholastic Year, including eve.
rylhing excep. Books and Clothing, will be
$3.50 90. payable oue,half at the opening Of
the session and the remainder on the 18th Of
February.
\ the student wishes to board inn private
family, it will be $3.50 90. This great re-
duction 10 the price Of Board and Tuition
will bring the advantages of the University
within the reach Of those whose limited
means have heretofore placed the highest
scholastic training beyond their reach, as
wen as secure tho patronage of those who
on the score OF economy are sending their
sons out ofthe State to be educated. Espe.
eial attention is called to the fact that Prepa.
Tatory students are taught exclusively by the
Faculty.
The Law School has been organized unde,
the management Of Hons, Judge Coleman
and A. Benners.
For further information apply for %circula.
70 d AaS 40. y. CASEY.
Augo Secretary Of Faculty.
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LEGAL.
T1s state Of Mississippi
49, sb,yufg

T.. Il. p,obnte Court Of said county, at the
r",,I1r November term, A. D. 1859, thereof
In the matter cr the petition OF salina H.
Snooner. aud her husband, Horace a
s],oo"sr and NArsaline p. Faschal and
Srr bu.Gand, James }. Pasehal, heirs al
INV of Thomas \. Grice, late Of said
county. deceased, for a division OF the
s,,I c.t,te of the said deceased, lying ~
AM comfy and State, among bis heirs ot
law. ar sale, il division cannot be made
IN yo.eph T. Hinton, a minor heiroi Thomas
n. Gricc, deceased, OF Piekens county,
Alabama.
" on are cited to appear before the Pro-
4 haA Court Of the cou " OF Noxobee
and State of Mississippi, on TUESDAY, the
second day OF the next DECEMBER term OF
ala Court, being the 2lst day q said
month. to show cause WY the petition oil
the said Salina +. Spooncr and Horace A,
spooner, and Marsaline Il. Pasehai ana
! James j. Paschsl, praying for a division OF
the real estate of the said Thomas 4. Gflee,
deceased, lying in said county, or sale iOI
division, should not be granted.
BY order OF Court.
Nov. 20, lS6g-ts Ruttl
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If chat notorious old Abolition
list, Parker Pillsbuy remains much
longer at the South, he will be
thoroughly converted and publicly
acknowledge the shame and sin
OF a misspent life, wasted under
the influence Of a defective
Judgment. OF the negro Legisla-
ture Of South Carolina, he says:
"Such a %burlesQue on the very
name Of government was never be
fore seen. AT the opening of the
session, colOred votes we're easily
bought at five dollars, though Ia
ter they rose on their price. One
shrewd Yankee from Massachu.
sets, not q member, but who had
some schemes tol0bby through the
Legislature, carried to the Capitol
some cases. of new hats, and viii
them as legal tender drove quite
aspirited and suCcessfu llbusiness.
Thusar the workmen ashamed
Of their own work, and are only de
ter ed from acknowledging tlieil
humiliation by the magnitude 0
the horrible consequences resdlt
ing from their past errors.
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18TH day Of DeCtmber, 1869,
Administrative Notice.

NMT HEREAS, letters of Administration
w on the estate Of Spencer Acilenry,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned,
at the November term, 1859, Of the Probate
Court Of Noxabeo county, State OF Missis-
sippi, nov all persons having claims against
the estate Of said d%ecedent, are hereby re.
quiged to exhibit the saule within the time
limited by law, ~probate1 and registered, ac.
eording TO the statute, or the same will be
barred LUCINDA j. McHENRY ,
Nov20, '69-6ts [J&Rl Administrative
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Paulette Prairie Plantation
Administrators Sale.

ID Y virtue Of a decree of the Probate
ID Cour! of Noxnbee county, in the State
Of Mississippi, made at the last August term
thereof the undersigned ajmia, %stratrix OF
the estate Of Thomas B. Paulette, deceased,
will, o u MONDAY, 20IU DdYCFD NJ
CE.uBER Nh.i1i, between the huuI- pre-
scribed by law, proceed to sell before the
courthouse door, in the o of Macon in
said county and State, at public cutlery 10
the highest bidder, for One-halt the purchase
money cash and the balance IN a credit Of
twelve mopths from the day of sale, the fol-
lowing described pieces or parcels of land
tying and being in said county, to. wit the
III Of the SCI and the ST of the WI of the
Sci of Sec. IL the FL of the SW4 ard the
WI of the NE4 and 20 acres tf the FL Of
Tie NE4 of sec ii, toNnship II, north q
ranqe IS east, ard the FL Of the SW ! Of
section eighteen tlS) in township IL, north
Of range 10 east; ard at the same time ard
place win be sold, on the same terms, the
revcrsionery interest of said estate In the
dover land belonging to Mrs, Lucinda j..
McHenry, and known and described as the
/ wa Of the SW1 and t, NV qum ter of sec.
II, aod the M Of the W. OF The SKI Of see.
~, all in township IA, north Of range IS
east, in said county, which said plantation is
the one upon which the said dccsdent re-
sided his death, and allol which is yalua.
be prairie land. The land will be sold IL
lots and parcels to suit Purchases. Bona.
with good security will be reQyirad 70 Sc
cure the payment oil the u9gljd purchase
money. L. J. AcItNRT.
| Noy2U-5ws [J&RI Ajm'x.
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Guardians Sale of | and

u Y virtue of a decree of the Probate
- Court Of Noxnbee county Mississippi
made at the October term, 1859 thereof
will, on Thursday, 23d day Of De-
cclA her, 1859, sell on the premises. to
the highest bidder, one.half in twelve
months with 8 per cent. interest from day Of
sale, the balance on a credit Of twenty four
months from day of sale, with interest AZ /
per cent twelve months from day Of sale. Inc
following lands u
W. Of Ell Of NET, W of MI, IA Of
NW4, Ell OF VIZ BE- NW4, 80 acres al
north end OF n Of SW4, WI Of SW4. all II
sec. lg, NE1 snc. II and I'D acres On me-
north end q WI q WV sec. 90, al h 7,
lRRangel - easta bend an. seouFity viii
Be Feqdited Of ths purchaser 81 purchasers
Sale to be made between IL o'clock and |
O'Clock p. N. ALEX. JEFFRiES.
lBl Guardian Of Walter Jones Tate.
NOY. 90, ls69-4Ws,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-12-04
ADMINISTRATORS Sale,

ID virtue o1d in pursuance Of a de-
- cree Of the Probate Court Of NoEu-
bee county, made at the November term,
1869 thereof, the undersigned Admins
traitor of the estate Of William Mckee,
deceased, Will Oh the
1sth day Of December, 1869,
between the hours prescribed by law,
proceed to sell ON the premises, snd ut
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following lands lying, being
and situate in the coanties of Noxubee
and K@nper, Stete OF Mississippi, to-
wit: The SNf of section 36 in town
snip 10 Nerth of Range II east in Noxu-
bee coanty, and the L! Of the NEt, and
E4 OF NW4 of sectiOn2 in township II,
north of range II east, and the NW4 of
section 6 in township II north of range
rs in Kemper comfy also at the same
time and place, II shares Of the capital
stock Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company. DUNCAN b DEW,
Administrator of VIM. Mckee.
Nov. 20-5ws [J&Rl