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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-02

THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
i endowed on this coast an uninterrupted sue
cess Of eighteen years, and has become one oil
the renowned Hospitals Of the aye: What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Ricord Ia to
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacific
Coast. The Thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is in point OF number OF pa:
TENTS among the very fret OF tho world, and
the success Of Its treatment ranksit second to
none.
eemiunl Weakness or Spermatorrhea.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza.
ton, should stop TO consider whence II arises.
He will ind IN the weakness Of the back, tremb.
ling Of the limbs, disordcred digestion. unae-
coantable failing OF the powers Of the mind,
SoreSoSings cfsvi. sieepls.iness, troubled and,
lasciyious dreams, growing deafness, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disqualification, the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF al diseases,
Seminal Weakness-.wssting away hi! powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his ex-
istence toward a premature End loathsome grave.
To him who finds his life drbbling out In the
diseh.sgs Of III ih s, Vital prns,RIo 81 tS ssi msps cen ~
sation Of Its appearance brings no assurance OF
Marriage, that holy once, that safeguard and
hope OF mAnho0d, Dr1nge 10 eucn . ono NO noPo
Of cure, but adds 10 his misery in the knowledge
that the ono who looks to him for 90 much Of
her happiness. Ia Q victim to his evil. and an In.
nocent companion to his punishment. He adds
to his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There 4 no rescue except in proper and
skillful treatment. Those who have become the
victims OF solitary vices, tnat dreadini, iasci-
mating and destructive habit, which nils thou-
sands Of sick rooms with psyllytics and con-
sumptiyes, and hundreds Of untimely, graves
with Its misguided victims, should consult with
out q moments Dolby, ono who viii sympathize
With their sufferings. To such tho Doctor would
especially address himself giving 70 each and AZ
assurance OF q PERFECT and PERMANENT
Of diet, or fear OF exposure.
Important 10 temsie
When . female 70 IN trouble or amietso win
ance, the inquiry should be, where is there q
physiclan VINO Is rouy compepent 70 A1minVteI
relief, and whose respectable stAnolng w sosiesf
recommenda him 70 the connaenes y. tne C9m'
muniiyi Inc Doctor, unoers@no no" I'M
PeLatySiy necessary tnese tsq9temsn. a.o
ieels csIeo uP1nt 20 inteLpoee anS vee h h.. honr
.ion oL ING alnicSeo W NY iaSs Isn.S m,sa..o.
= rloiessoI =. osSGu ~ ny .Itsnd 70 sSn,JnI
ior twenty YEAR,, sna 10 iuny qa ~ sSd " rrnIcnii
ister IN AL catee, DON meolclnAly auu euiei.ar
", not In . superficial manner, out IN ss nor
nlOh n fnOnnAR n \ vAATA NJ AIn0V An0 0IACLlGG-
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RMPIRR MIL AND MINING

EMPIBE MILL AND ININ
II Company.-Location Of works, Gold Hill,
Storey Cornty, State OF Nevada Notice Is
hereby given that at . meeting Of tho Board Of
Trustees Of said Company held on the twenty.
second day OF April, A. u. 1910, an assessment OF
Ten Dollars $40 Per share was levied on the
capital stock or safd Company, payable immcdi-
ately, In United States gold coin, to the Score
tary, at the once Of the Company, No. $40
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California;
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
W7tn) day Of Nay, 1870, shall b deemed delin-
quent, and win be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment shall be
made before, win DO sold on SATURDAY, the
eighteenth Qsth) day Of June, 1910, to pay the
delinquent Assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. r. SPESNEY, Secretary.
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Consultations BY letter or otherwise. FREE
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ADRRoRifIoSLAso fIcR.
-Corporation Notice.


IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE ACT N.
.6ounry. STATE Of Nevada, ] hereby submit for
HSsliesfion the Reports 81 the Clerk and Treas
krer Tor The Quarter mding Aarch8l, 1870.
800 w. D. G. GIBSON,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
cold Hill. April 18th, 1870.
To as Honorable Board Of Isaaees Of tie
Toscn of Gold Rtu:
aETLxxix:-I hsrswith submit my Quas.
tsrly Report % Treasurer Of the Town OF Gold
nil for the Quarter ending March 81, ls1s.
QUARTERLY REPORT
Geld mn, fer = Quarter ending
ldnnarch 81 1870.
REDEMPTION FUND.
yss; J, I t. r2ns ssl; on hand 4sesi,:d st'sss u
for delinquent taxes...... I'D 80
Total. ......... .........--$4,T00 w
Meh. 81. BY paid interest on bonds. .$9,s77 IS
Balance on hand. ......:.......... $1,s2o IT
CONTINGENT FuND-DR.
Jan. Ito balance on hand. .t367 IS
Mch. 81 To amount received
Mchy a To smonnt received
'0t'f ~
Total 1909 -
CIR.
nSa'''' pau 'p0e'A 20 an q,
MsS 81. By paid 1x.iiin.
ns aei 81 I'. By pad III
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GOID HILL QUAkTz WILL

once, No. $40 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California
san Franelseo, April asd, 1870. apeStd
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Th. N.ee..It, Of ., Visit. o-sreons.

~ TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit q written statement Of such In prefer.
ence TO holding apersonal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letter. must 30 addressed to the CORE
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. 2, JOSSELYN, n. n,
box T36 01S Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery and Kearny,.
de8S41yis ~ San Francisco, Cal.
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Glazier & Ssligsberg, Trus-
Glazier 4 SeligsberR, Trus -
toes. w
Glazier & Seligsoerg, Trus-
..2OSi. ....6......0 90.
Glazier q Seligsberg, Trus.
tees sos. ...6......0 90
| Glazier & Seligsberg, Trus-
teer .a0S8. ....6......0 0 90
| Glazier & Seligsberg, Trus-
tee9.......... w
Glazier s. Seligsbcrg, Trus- ~
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MEDICAL.

Cure. Guaranteed, o. Nc Pay REQUIRED
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O0NFIDENCE sILvRR MINING

onnce-i4 California street, San Francisco,
California. myl6 I'd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
he AlS1iSSEPPI ST ATE Sc
DE8T4RT MILIZIA.

"Grm visagvd war hath smooth.
ed his vEiakIed 'front.' and ali i.
"lomp and eircumaaue.
gently secluded from a public dis.
play q blue coats and brass hn,.
'ons' Our mid hammered Cover.
nor and she no less mild manner.
Ell Legislature, have given as q
OH inst Ubs military glory al
9o'h It's teFrors and its tinsel, /,
wasa happy thought this irstit,.
ton Of a Sedentary soldiery. A
an active energetic thing, it is a,
a very low ebb and a yOluptee,
ulspiay might be looked upon AT
THIS time. By the old soldiers as |.
olriesque. It is very soothing
rejection in their retirement thar
dnli'sergeants are at a discount
ana that "the shriIl squeaking Of
the Wry-necked fife and the roll ~
ehe spirit stirring drums win not
rob our recluse veterans Of ,,,o;-
otiHEl eaM dfgRjfaff. f.nt S-. -,
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" :.

Mons gomerF, Noy ,-The
Hoa>e adopted IA resolution
"Nhereas, article 1. section IL.
OF the Constitution OF the United
States guarantees H. ever, State
a Re publican form # govern.
lleut, protects each Of them
against Invasion, aud on appllca
ton Of the Legislature, or of the
Executive, when the Legislator
cannot be com ened, against do,
nestle Violence. and whereas peace
and order now prevail through.
ont the borders of the State Of
Alabama. and whereas military
forces belonging to the army OF
tue United States have been quar-
tered within the Capitol OF the
State during The present session of
the General Assembly without the
knowledge or consent OF the AS.
Sembly Therefore be it.
Ra2!rsd, THE Senate concur.
ring That o Committee Of six
consisting OF three from the Senate
aud three from tie Holse, be APP
pointed to ascertain without DELAY
upon whose application, by whose
order, and Tor wha. purpose the
said military force was qnartered
IN this Capitol. and that the Gen
eral Assembly desist from all
further proceedings until the re.
port Of the said committee IL read
and acted upon.
Only two Republicans voted
against THIS resoiaaion. Tie
b1aEd @. L.lcas.oa Gas also sns-
readed 0u ness III tie preeul
Many t. 1D.icans deroae re
a@tyn " G5reruo- Smith as higI.-
1ald-1 usz. ara a grand
L-.ll. Of a.. n4r- e
r4 l. .e EeslAr4ary u7y4
cs7711 al. u Lr4 tonight. aid
g 20 Irsel D. Laay ssEerS
D. supported SGltl Ia he Ia.
e1
AcAT5oEEET. Nov. 23.-Smt-b
eFl9ea - keep the State
II ! ULd.91 u a4aschy ana.
congress ueesss aud then Georgia
ise Alabama.
Al 4 mass meeting tonight the
.eadihg Republicans. Ike DaSfer
Graham VI Perry, Morse and How
denounced Smiths course as treas
enable.
The meeting was an immense
aP rising o; tie people, and TOOK
very strong ground against Smith.
Tue Senate, it is believed, viii
refuse To recognize Smith
The House will not carry on
legislation till Smith il ousted
London, Nov. 30.-Yooa-Tbe
following dated at Versailles early
this morning has been received.
va Berlin Monday and Tuesday
the forts around Paris, particular.
" those towards the south. main
tanned = furious cannonade to.
cover a sOrtie in force. Gu Tues.
day the French clme out towards
L
La Haye, supported BY gan-boats
on the seine, and attacked iercely
the position held by tie 9th prus-
sian corps Other sOTties we're
Eae simultaneously il Other n
rectioDs, probably with . view 10
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STOLEN.
S25

SATURDAY., Nov. l2. a white mar
- aIred my pony HORSE at Shnoualak.
and las not returned. When last seen
lie was on the Mushulavile road going
Nesh Inc pony Is a sorrcl, white spot
~ forehead right hind leg white, some.
what bumped and lit hands high. / viii
give the above reward to recover the NO.
ny. apply to Aatoine McNees. Macon.
KISS, or 70 the undersigned q. Shuona-
LAX. novls-St NATHAN McNEFs,
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Dissolution Notice.

'hlS day, Nov. 18th, 1870, the firm Of
AarF 4 Bro. dissolved oo--partnersb,n
:. J. MARI, of West Point, has purchased
the interest Of C.. uarx. An those m.
lnceoted to the said firm viii please call
and settle Thankful FIR past PATRONAGE
1e sent pzspgietor sel.oiss a confirm
ance Of public favor and will endeavor
to keep a f~rst-class confectionery ana
"aAefS' Roy!a-3t
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,.'
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w'o 5s& s@' '
<~> suns
%t % rs
e> n Aa.R -N.
aa-> ,oS gNar'
5 ""
t@s I.S".
t5.> 81 teanEA > y
Ft> q 0saiuS
d ta M 3a Iaai zee fEfs-sh
aaaas, ws> ,ua t 'aes
S#na ; bed Ns1S sea a j@S ae,1'
ana 90 waapae9 AaNe NevA
EEErrae gs {" at IL
sea aS tlN CHASE it@>>""
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.hHaah A-ite
Inia,Hl> ais tta4 las .a>l Na
a,e H@ hotT aH A}rcaA, Ue
afta 81 ,he department. o. lae
Sure aaa }e aa} 'lAe.
assiat> ntH etaat thus te@a,
ana ln ano valley 8. tat ha1e
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

Two ladies were taking about
the sparrOwS, and thei usefulness
IN Kidding the city park Of tbt,
eaRker worms which used TO be
such a nuisance. One said TIA
tue noisy chipping Of the sparrOWs
early IN the morning, when She
Na1Veo 70 sleep. vas as grrat an
eVh 8 the worms; toe other dis.
agreed. just then . gentleman
cane IN, aud IVES appealed to =
ar. A. which do Won think the
worst sparrovS or wcrmsf p Hs
immediately answered. Al don't
Snov J never Rad gn0sAT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
About HE >L,&>

II the reader on a cl,3,
moonle$S night NIL m-@
nolthwapl AZ an angie q a
forty five DEGREES toam ,&s
he Will uca.uise plas
wise known as tav aeg-G say $
position is mSa5ia2lo yaOo&s@sas
the year. 4 line drawn a1@
star, passing tbrNasA sas c1,ca
at its poles and extending aS
y through space ta-a> lie aS>
Of the eeleS,iA, Sphere AZ 1hs
fixed stars visible excepting No
laiS, change their apparent pl~
tionS from the dNahse H1ei5aa q
the earth, ore IN Is cg1 AXIS
the other aNand ,At SaH TIE
consultations or groay> At stars d.
which ta0yitu. a>teaaamerS have
given names ae@ , Saasca
semblance to os a,c> gra
divided ter ca-veasnes 1aa urre
zones, the ,wo ears maias homes
and the equatorial he'll g'hr
Southern GNa Rasa- saa> a~g
never visible ra IL Ha6 Hr1y 81
portion 1t tie pail Of ch. egua.r
rial stars >aaeyt on, horizon he
c0DS,e.la as ID Bbe pbnrherr bal
hoveve a-a Wshls o rs EVERY
night ls principal aas,s hejpe
Yrs &aiE, CrSa minor Draro
ar# aSsoneia The FIRST al aheSt
CONTAINS -a> stars 8 norton al
whJca 'm what Is called, tho
Dlpper, The TIVE large stars. buhin
ana Aarsk forming one side a
the n1pngr art known as the
Pointers because q Int drawn
through them and extended viii
always reach the Pole StaI.
Orr lmres viii nor permit us f.
note the characteristics nt each
constellation, and We can only
call attention to some Of tac prin
cipal stars OF the Equatorial zone
which can be seen in al their brill
fancy OF any clear winter night
In the constellation or The Eyade
will be seen a BEAUTIFUL group Of
stars forming an exact resemblance
10 the letter Y. One oftheSe suns
is AldebaraH, easily distinguished
by It's red color and scintillant
light. The seven stars OF Pleiades
are in the same constellation.
Another Of the equatorial groups.
Gemini, can BE- easily recognized
by two rows Of STARS almost par
allcI, the two largest being Castor
and Po,lnx or the Twins Of the
first and second magnitude.
Through this double raak Of
stars a line might be extended,
till it reached Orion, one Of the
most brilliant Of the heavenly
groups known BIZ its belt of three
large suns. Among the others
Arcturus. a,fne red sun OF the frsr
magnitude in Bootes; Sirjus and
Procyon. the first in CAMS Major
the other in CAMS Minor. Srins
or the D0gStar. can be seen in
the southeastern heavens, the
bri shteSt Of them all.
1t is well for Us at least o,ce
during tie year. to spare 4 cor.
pie Of hours in reviewing the
great celestial machinery above
us. to think that the ns,ras. III
stars may have been blottad
rom existence wears apo and 20,
seem TO as TO shine N j. oaan
toned place. ia enlo,vo, !, 60
the idel that each - .l..
attendant planets ,rd s,..Ir.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

OFFER for sale my plantation four
= e miles east Of Macon and fOur miles
west of the Tombigbee river, containing
l420 acres. II is the best investment in
land that can be made in Noxubee conn
tF. 900 acres is open land and the whole
is capable of being divided into four
tracts, There ara, on the place, new
stables, gin. house and cabins aud a fine
artesiaR well. The place will be sold on
reasonable terms, one half cash. Apply
TO the subscriber on tha premises.
Noy5 J. Ii. GRESHAM.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03


Nothing has been made public
thus far regarding The Presidents
search for 4 Minister to England.
and now it seems doubtful that
any selection viii be- made before
the assembling of Congress. The
President received with respectful
attention a suggestion bearing up
on other candidates but gives no
Indication of his personal prefer.
enoe, nor does be propose an i'm,
poEtant item. Southern news,
which seems 10 have been for 4
time suppressed, reached here by
1al yesterday Ia the effect that
Cgi u i. 1ergeF. wh0 murdered
Col Crane in Jackson. Miss. more
tlan a YEAR age. and whose trial
ana es-ape caused much 40 excite.
ne8t Throughout the whole South.
las Cd seo1d trial been convicted
and senteuced to be imprisoned
ior life. Ii Is stated that the jury
vas composed of ne.rJes.
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MCKNIGHT
Photograph and AHa-
brOtype Artists.

WnAt MitckeTs Old Stand.
Aud are prepared to do all kinds Of
work in their line with neatness and dis
patch. Persons wishing good pictures
will do well to give us 4 call, as we will
remain here but a short time.
Movie
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Gen. Roddy No Radical


We had iBe pleasure Of a visit
Yesterday hOn Nr J G.. Ne
GaUgaey, Of the firm Roddv. Bell
I Co New York city. In a very
agreeable CONVERSATION, Mr.. NJ.
corrected the false report, first
started, We believe, by tie Tuska.
loosa Monitor, that Gen. Roddy
JaBei the Radical party Just be-.
lore the election in Alabama. and
vas IN full ao3ord with the caruet
bags ng crowd. Alr. NJ. author.
Ted rs t. contradict the imnres.
son As doing grea1 injustice 10
the General, Cor, an intimate rela-
tonship during and since the war
enables aim to say that no mar
lives tTuer to the South and the
conservative party than Gen.
R0ddy w.
We are very glad TO correct the
Impression; it was with rre
thas We alluded to it in these
9 namns. 1t il a proud record for
me South that there is but one
rehegade among her long list Of
oJniederate generals Index
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

We think the marriage notices
in Indiana and Illinois. where di
yorces are as thick as blackberries
and almost las cheap, should be
placed under the head Of casual
ties
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

" @e feeev td az entirely new an complete stock Of Goods to suit the times and
season. AZ " lowest possible prices the market affords, BOUGHT STRICTLY FOR
t"Hh' We would most respectfully advise YOU that IL is our intention TO conduct our
business exclusively upon cash principles, being satisfied that both your interest and our
oar are thereby greatly advanced. Experience cmVnce us that tHs ia the safe and .ua
foundation OF mercantile Mccess You re aware that, under the credit system merchants
must Hahzp exorb1ant profits sufficient to cover the losses that are continually annr
rom d iss.% thereby compelling good customers to suffer for bad ones By selling for
tHh We are ahs % bay hr cash, and W can conduct our business with les expense We
nave DC t~s from bad debts thus enabling Us to sen. orr 70, IA small advance on
cost 1des kapm- our stock always heh and weH assorted
~ The nr"csntte business sncha Is OURS. il is not tie nmGto a ynLch bin We have To
70, HF once ia'. Z obtained a customer by serving tHn in an houusbi STRAIGHT
forward h7NuessHht manner, We strive to keep him an. feeling that n house car, serve
Yn 80 ,aety OF satisfactorily, We arc determined, should Won extend 10 II. ymr afro.
mage 70 d' ar best 10 retain Notc aSom. We beg TO sOMu. te pleasure Of yopr p.r
sonnI eEsmfa ion Of ors stock believing it viii be to four interest We believe re arr,
c'al1L . or business on sound principles and tat 1t viii meet our appoy.l ami sun
port HaFmg already established he reputation Tor Keeping 6r1ca~ stock Of coodsi
our me- no m IT wall be spared upon our part 10 convince Won TINT Ne are deserving oft
bNts amtie means always OF band, e viii by your COTTON az the highest market
may ugses, or o or own If requested. s
AT gnofs fny guaranteed, ANY discrepancy O errorw when made known will he "a
us.i"oriy corrected.
Hoping soon to see you, We r,man yours truly,
n W PHILLIPS & 90,
oA on Sys Of the Golden Beehive.
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Startling News GrOIn Paris.
SneeiaI TO tie Reg Ister.

special 10 TIE kes lSter.
New York, Dec, BY cable
comes the unexpected and cheer
full intelligence that Paris has
been liberated, Ducrat'S Sortie
with one hundred thousand pick
ed troops, has been Signally sue.
ceSStul
The enthusiasm IN Paris and
Tours is immense. In tie former,
Trochu issued an order eeHeratH.
latilg the soldiers and citizens on
the great victory achieved by Du-
crot, whom lie styles "Llbeator
Of France
AT London securities have dc.
clined in consequence Of the I'M.
expected intelligence.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

Col. Stafford OF the Pilot takes
us to task for our comments ON
the letter Of his correspondent
"NoXubee" relating to In K1ux,
ing in this county We nave
often entered our protest against
these secret deeds Of blood. and
hope the perpetrators VIII be
brought to justice, at tie sane
time We protest against the exag
geIationS of such correspondents
as some of those OF the Pilot
which are usually written for
political OBJECT, aud distorted for
partizan purposes ANY connec.
ted, unexaggerated account Of that
or any other affair of such a char,
acter, We are always ready 10
publish when furnished us.
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$50 REWARD.

CToLEN from my place, IL miles east
= Of Macon. Miss on Saturday the 10Th
inst n dark-brown HORSE. : wears
old, about Is hands high. heavy set
round heavy rump, dark tull tail. name
worn of : or IL inches on the neck by the
eoASi' No marks perceiyahle, except a
small scar on the left shoulder caused nv
the bite Of a horse some > months since
ana h@i shoe on n Of his front feet
When stolen. Also, at the same time and
place, h~ght-eoiored horse MILE, 10 az
u years old, about II hands high. lees
striped n has a black spot on che thigh.
Dc aoove reward viii be paid to any
person delivering tue stock or giving me
information so that / can get them my.
self. " r TAy Oh ny
Nov IL, lsT0-1n Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

Inc Waterbury American
says; Ii has always been a mys.
cry 70 Us where all the Smiths
came from but while visiting in =
ltign0oring city the matter WAS
satisfactory explained By the an.
eaFshee Of a large sign over tie
WI q : @c.0ls, Nith the an
ae1hcenent that this was the
smith Manufacturing Comnaav.s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
For RENT.

EiFAt Glass Cotton Plantation
4 for Rent OrtO Plant IN Part
nerShtp.- The Rhett Plantation, former
ly known as the Barnard Place" Q miles
northeast Of Macon, NOKahes county, 1900
acres, containing 500 acres OF cleared land
for cultivation, Is for rent, or to plant in part
bership, with au experienced planter of
means. Apply to DE-. Matt Gays I
noTlsu r. BARNWELL RHETT, JR.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

Canton, Miss, Nv - -Tbe
following gentlemen imposed the
old Wing confe eu . which ,.,t
here to-day John W. WatSsp'
Holly Springs; A @. Yithan,
Holly Springs: +. n Brown
Water VALLEY 2, ii MeKi-cber,
Oxford A Il. Pegues, OxsrrI'
They met n a private room NJ ,le
hotel, consequently I am unable
10 give yon any particulars Tbs
meeting only lasted a short time.
All tae delegates have retDrna,
to their homes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

The Wbig Convention, 50 cal,
led BY Brown IF the Mississippi
Central me- N a private room in
lec' or lac son to the number
Hti all The Spe che and
lnuou laye not been made
Il vas certainly a reSo.
foGv Ut men and We hope
4a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

The Brookhayen Citizen damns
the advertising agency of L Il.
May lard a Co, st. Louis. as
thieves and scoundrelS.
We second the motion to the
amount Of thirty dollars. and may
God have mercy on their sinful
souls.-indeX.
We endorse the above damn"
to about it same amount, who'll
give EN- the uaXt kick.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

AR0A Nv nIemises, about Dc ~, 4 sinai
4 black. HORSE MOLE, IL years old. M
MARKS rem EN- beErd, except white slreak on
lett ear. ! with give a liberal reward Tor any
information Of the mule Jeff At The Beacon OF.
fee or with The uoGer CRED.
TIE ALEXANDER,
oe's1-St Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

10. Gov Pow 5 mas been sicl
q ms homem OHIO but has rec5v.
eret nd is coming blck 10 Miss
iSSippi.