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Geort E. Webb
No 9t5 vs..
Elizabeth ". Nance st al,
rChaucery Court Of Noxut ae County, State
Of Mississippi, October T'-m, A. D.lS70
ETPON opening complaina IS bill ard it
a appearing to the satisfacii u Of the Court
from the sfidavit therein Aled, that the de-
PENDANTS Elizabeth NJ. Nance, Sarah Lee
Tomlinson and Matte Dora TOmlinscn, M
nor heirs Of Geo. II. Tomiin4on, deceased,
are non.resideuts Of the State OF Mississippi,
but reside in Pickens county in the State OF
Alab ma, so that the ordinary process OF
this court cannot be executed against them,
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
the said defendants do enter heir appear
sDce herein on or before the FIRST day OF the
next torn Of this court 10 be held at the
caurteh use Of said county, in the town OF
Macon, On the ID Monday in January, A. d.,
1871, and plead, answer or denur to con-
D |ainaur's bill, or the allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed a to them
1t is further ordered by the Court hat a
copy Of this order be published in the Macon
Beacon. a ne wspaper pubii.hed in the town
Of Macon in said county, oLee a week itr
one month.
Witness the Hor. T. C. Lyon, Chancellor
9Th Chancery District, State Of Nj sisrippl,
this the 9th day Of October, A. D., 1870.
GEO S. Smith,
Oct oq-5t Clerk.
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" NMANCERY

J.. b. Allgood, Admir-
No. 23s ".
4. G. Eggleston, Admir- ct al.
TPON opening com~plainant's bin and it
u appear, 2 TO tie satisfaction OF the court
fro,a the affidavit herein filed IN the de-
{ idants MARY y. dcGee and 'er husband
omas NcGee and Cate Ha 'aueton, Pre-
b., citizens Of tde State Of mississippi, but
r, ie in Lamar county, IN the Stale OF Tex
a. % that the ordinary process Of this court
CT rot he executed a1ainst them, therefore,
tis ordered by the court that he said de-
f. dants DO enter their appearance herein
o. OF before the first day 81 the next term OF
til 5 court to be holden at He court house Of
said county in the to IN Of Macon, On The 81
Monday in January. A. D 1871, and plead
answer or demar to eomplaiIa q Bill, or the
allegations thereof WILDE "a. for confessed
rs to them. 1t is further Or cred by tho
ccuit that a copy Of this orde 5e published
in the Macon Beacon, a rewsr er published
10 the town Of Macon in said .gluly, once d
week for one month.
Witness the Hon. T. c. lyon, Chancellor
9th Chancery District, State Of M~ississlI pi.
t is the eth day OF October, 4 D, 1870.
GEO S SMITH.
Oe,2q.-5t Clerk
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THE STATE.
Married

Ok the evening ofthe 18th inst. al the
house Of the brides mother, BIZ the Hm
Jonathan Tarbe associate Justice 4
TIE Slpremc Court, assisted by the Rev.
Marion Dunbar, Lieut.. Col ia. SpFLvAN
Of canton, Madison Co, Aide-de-Ua mp 10
His Excellcncy, the Governor, Commau-
der in chief s.. NJ to Miss ANNE LAyEy-
DER, Of jackson. No Cards.
The Pilot in publishing the
above, need not have added SEQ
ored." 1t is hifalutin enough for
the marriage of his majesty the
King 0 fCOngo,
The Brandon Republican gives
the items, and sums up the appro
priations Of our last legislature,
and they amount to the nice little
total of SO ,74S y That's the
way the money goes.n AIlcorn's
100000 wont pay it
The luka Ga>ctte says there is a
man living in ltawamba county
by the name Of John Ovens, who
was one hundred ald eleven wears
old on the 18th day Of October
last. He was born in North Car
DINA, and has resided in North
Mississippi for the last forty year d.
He has been twice married, the
last time when he was ninety four
years old.
We learn that a premium Of a
pure silver cup was awarded at
the State Fair to Miss Mamie
Compton, daughter Of DR.. VIM
NJ. Compton, for a callco-patch
work quilt made by her when nine
years old.
The Shubuta Times, says: "ThC
death Of Rev. i. =. Bowen, a
minister OF the Baptist church, an
old and esteemed citizen, which
occurred on last Saturday nigh
was very sudden indeed; appar
emily well on retiring to bed, was
III a few moments dead, beior,
any physician could reach him.
On Thursday night of last week.
an nc ident batel the taniy Of
our Sheriff, Capt Geo. NJ. BUch
anan. which ha Shu0uded hi.
household in mourning. Want,
the family were at supper, thciI
little daughter, Mary Coleman, :
sweet, lovely child, about tou
years old attempted to reach
vase of flowers on the mantIeplcc'
il the >rltipg-ro0m. Her drcS
caught fire from the CRATE, AMI il
an instant she was eve DDad I
flames. Before help could reac
her, she was badly burned. Slr
fingered in great suffering unit
Saturday morning, when her par
ana gentle spirit took its Il gh'
to dwell forever in that b!esSe.
. home, where there is neither Slr'
frriug mr. parting from love.
o est olly Springs RIP,
A man by the name of G. '
Check, was recently killed by BIT
t so l.in-law, Laird, at Newton ST
ton. TAey 30 mo a d.IliclIt'
growing cut Of drlnkncSS, an
Cheek pur>ush laird some dl'
tailcc, and, cycrtlking nm
s. knocked him doAn with a site
T.. Lairl then drew a pistol and Sac
I him dead. Mercury
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Min OF 4 THOUSAND
INF CURET


TAR II JANIS, a retired physician, us.
~ covered, while in The East Indies. Il
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
aud Genera Debility, when his only child, a
d Laughter, VAS given up to die His child
- as cured. aud Is now alive and well. lie
will send the recipe for making and success
fully using this remedy, fee, on receipt Of
two stamps to pay eXpen es. There Is not a
single symptom Of Consumption that it does
not at once take hold If aud dlSsipate. Night
sweats, peevishness, irritation Of the nerves,
failure Of memory, diiiicnlt eSpeetor ton.
sharp p ins in the lungs, sore throat, chilly
sensations, nause. ct the stomach, ~inact'on Of
the bowels, and wasting away Of the muscles.
~ The wrIrer viii please state the name
Of the paper they saw this advertisement IN.
Address CRADDOCk Il co,
1902 Race Street, Philadelphia, P..
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~HHJSTEE'S SALE.

tEh and virtue Of q deed of trust
- t.tdr 10 ne by Sarah NJ. stanton. da
ted Aprr l7th 1866, to secure the pa,
ment Of certain debts therein spcclfed
! snail proceed to sell, ON MONDd the
18TH day Of DLCEUbER next. at thrtcs-
Ideuee of su Sarah VI. stanton, being ON
The premise hereinafter mentioned. al
pubilc incllon 10 the highest bidder. for
cash, The following described tract or par-
eel OF land situated in NOxubee county.
STATE OF Aissi.s 'ppi, VIZ. the Ia Of the
sWt and the / of the w # the SWI of
section 30 IN township -, north Of range
II east and al that part Of the NV Of
sald section which lies south Of the road
from Brooklyn to Louisville. Also. the
~ ct section 30, township II. range X
east, except one quarter of an acre ey-
eepted IN the deed by l., +. Mosclrv and
T. i M%oselcy tc said Sarah NJ. stanton
and such portion of said land n, is ex-
ampted by law from sale ia favor Of said
Sarah NJ. stanton. :. S, FIELD.
Nov l9-5t Trustee.
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Atan annual banquet oi the
Washington Corrcs3oad'ntS't'oh'
the following toast was read;
WOMAN: The pride Of The pro
feSSions. and the jewel ofonrS.
TO winch \ ak Twain respond
ed in part as follows:
Human intelligence cannot est
mate what We owe to Woman' SIR
She sews on our buttons she
ropes Ms in ut the Church fairs;
she confdes III us; she tells us
whatever she can find ont about
the little private affairs If the
nrighbors, she gives us good ad'
vice. and plenty Of it; she gives
us a piece of her mind, sometimes,
and sometimes all of it. IN all
fine relations of life, sir, it is but a
inst and a grateful tribute to say
OF her that she lsa brick
Whercsocyer you place womalI'
sir. in Whatsoever position or es.
tate. she is an ornament To Wt''
nlace she occupies and 4 treasure
to the world. Lock at the hoole
names of history Look at DeS'
drmoda! Look at LucretIa BOT.
ola! Look at Joyce Heth LOOK
at Mother EveI ! repeat, SIT,
look at the illustrious names o.
history! Look at the Widow
uachrer! Look at Lucy Stone
Look at Elizabeth Cady stanton
Look at George Francis Tram
And, sir. | say it with bowed head
and deepest veneration, look a.
the mother of Washington! Sh'
raised y boy who could not lie.
=, couId not he. But he had never
had any chance. 1t might nave
been different if he had beIonse'
/, to a Newspaper Core sponuel''
: Club. an
Mark looked around placiu',
upon his excited audience ant
"a resumed. m,,toro
nosition you place a woman, she
It IN armament 20 society and
trposnre to the world. IS
Swcciheqrt she has few equals
and no superior. As a weaItG,
grandmother, with an mcurao'
~ 1istcmper, she is precious; As
!, u wat mrs she has no equal anon
m "ty What sir, would the pc
Mo Of the earth DO without W
at Tmon9 They would be scarce, 81
lirr scarce! Then let
Give her our support, our encou
s cement. our sympathy-ou
,st selves. if we get a chance.
But, testing aside, Mr. Pre-
pGai' Of heart, beautiful, worthy
N'Ro all respect, of all esteem, OF
we We az %erense Not one here will TelH
we 10 drink her health right cordial
OF for each and every one OF US Il i
NJ, n"rsonally known, and loved, a
honored the very best o'them at
hisoHn mother
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chancery
Noxubee County. Court

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chancery
Noxubee County. Court
Wm. A. Bass
No. 32l VS.
Simeon Orr, Adm ct a.,
AT Rules before tn. Clark of said Court, at
his office in The town Of Mason, Oh Thursday
the eth day OF October, A. D., 1870
ETPoN opening the comp'ainants bill
q and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court from the affidavit therein
fled. that j. T. Gilmore, II of the de
PENDANTS, is not a citizen of the state Of
Mississippi, but resides in the city of Mo
bile in the state of Alabama, SO that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be
served upon him,
Therefore it is ordered that he enter
his appearance herein on or before the
first day of the next term of tins court
TO be holden at the courthouse on the
second Monday in January, A.D, loI
and plead, answer or dcmur to said com.
claimants bill. or the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as tc
him. 1t is further ordered tlat a copy
of this order be published in the Macol
Beacon, a newspaper published II The
town of Macon, in SAID county, once
week for four successive weeks.
Issued from the minutes.
Noy5-5t GEO. S. SMITH, Clerk.
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Rangers Notice.

TAKEN up by J. p. Hunter, three miles east
II Macon in Noxubee county, Mississippi,
on the 27ih day Of October, 1870, two mare
ponies about IA hands high, 5 or 9 years old,
one a chestnut sOrrel, the other a grey branded
on leh shoulder with the letter IN" APP
praised bv G c. Eiland and 7. b. Williams TO
be worth 900 each. Pee owner Of the above
eSirays IS FeQuesteato come forward prove
Property, pay chargeARad take them away, or
they win Be dealt with as the law directs.
uovl2-St @. J., sHlPMAN, J,P,
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IA Raro

powLAYD's RRCF1PTs.-Mnslo Artu, Disceveries, -,
II oonprislug valuable in fornAtion fer everybody seuthy
mail Ifref Of postage, for FIFTY Cents; Address R. 3, NOE
MANDY, No. IL North Eighth street, St Louis No.
DRAEF's COLLECTION Of nsarly one hondred receipts nt
u making brandy Ill kinds II Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer, Cor
dials, Superior Cider, and much otHer essSI ihlormanon
Tor those dealing in or manufacturing any Sfthe above, ethel
for the TT ade or h1mcuse. .
T. Il. NORMANDY. No. IL North Eighth sircst, ST. Louis, No
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Buy your Blankets ofKLAUS 4 BRO.
Bar and Restaurant,

III ARR 4 BRO. have removed
~ their Barand Restaurant from
their Confectionery and Bakery to
the building above j. W. Patty 4
Co., formerly occupied by Mr.. w.
Ward, where they invite their for
mcr customers.
Oct. IS, 1870.
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NEW EN- rs.
HOMES. HEALTH HAPPINESS,

Now TO BIZ OBTAINED FOR Five Dollars {!
PLANIsTIoNs, FARMS VILLA SITES AND TowS
Ions, al The GREAT PREMIUM LAND SALE
Aiken. :. G. Tue Saratoga Of the South. +"
As hours from n. Y The most de ightful
climate in the world. Free from the rIgors
4 Northern winters, exempt from Throat
diseases. vineyards aud orchards in full bear.
ing. For descriptive pamphlet, address, With
stamp, j. {. DERBY, Augusta, Ga.
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PeachWOOd Nurseries.
State line. Wayne Co.,
oHISS.

tTHE Proprietor offers fer sale this season
n ii large and fine stock Of
Fruit Trees, Grape Tiues, StrdW-
berry Plants, DC.
Prices low. Packing dome with care, Cat
logues mailed fee to all applicants.
Address GEO. ). GAINES d co.
hOv5-3m State Line, MISS.
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Notice to the Afflicted and
Unfortunate,

Besore spp,vius 10 the notorious quaets who advertiss 10
nuhlie unps-i or using any quaek remedies, ptruse Dr.. Butts
work, no matter what your dIsASe isi or how dspnrAble your
Or, butts can be consulted. personally or b. mail, on tha
diseases mentioned in his works. Once. No. lskOrth LighlA
Street, betseen Market md Chestnut, St. LOui5, No.
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NOTICE

A LII persons having left Watches and
y J~ewelry tor repairs in the hands OF s.
IINDVALL, are hereby notified that the
same is repa red and now in the store OF
I,cob Holberg & Co., aud If not called iOT
,yithiu sixty DAYS from date ~nl be sold ac'
cordiug to law. CHAS. H. "lssLEh;
SAM n 1870. Admin
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aGzs~ Nj EA
N MARK ct.

II HAVE now on hand a large drove OF
4 good, fat cattle aud sheep and will keep
the Macon market supplied regularly at as
low a price as it eau be sold at retail.
A LIBERAL deduction made when taken by
the quarter.
Planters aud others will please remember
that ! pay the highest market price Tor cat
tie in good order. $. n. JoHE'soN'
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years a secret
iyCures as by magic .
1000 persons testify q.
-! az Pain wounds, and suffering
~ a physicians use and recon-
mend it 5o;Iy for
u hospitals 2,fg and public institutions
in all parts of the U. 5
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BE il enacted By the Legislature
oftLe state Of Mississippi, That
line town of Macon, in the county
If Noxuhee, State of Mississippi,
il, hereby Incorporated, and the
corporate limits Of said town shall
Inc and run as follows, tO-wit: Be
Ginning at the open line on the
West side of the Southeast quar-
fer of section thirty-three, in town
ship fifteen, range seventeen,
East, at the point where the
South east corner of the lot for.
merly owned by q. IL. Martin,
and now by j. Holberg, is sltua.
ted and running thence West to
the south W est corner OF said lot
thence North to certain large
cottonwood tree; thence on IN the
same direction, North to the North
line of section thirty three thence
East, along SAID section line t.
the Southwest corner OF the
Southeast quarter OF section
twenty eight; thence East, to the
North east corner Of said South
east quarter; thence South, one
quarter of a mile, to include, II
addition TO the territory now III
Guided, the following, to wit: The
Northeast quarter of the South
vest quarter Of section thirty
three; all of the North bali Of sec
ton thirty-thrce not already IN
Guided the Southeast quarter .
section twenty-clght the Yves
half of the Southwest quarter {
section twenty.seVen; aud thu
West half of the Northwest quar-
ter aud West half Of SoUtllNeS
quarter, section thirty four; all il
township fifteen North OF rang.
seventeen, East thence East, ON
quarter Of mile; thence South
to Cedar Creek thence down TIT
channel of said creek to where !
crosses the Eastern boundary G
section thirty three, township iii
teen, range seventeen, East, tn
prcSe boundary Of the corporal
limits, to the South-eaS corner 9
lot now occupied by j. IloIberg, d
the beginning.
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Believing that the Mayor and

Believing that the Mayor and
Alderman of the Town of Macon
are laboring under a mistake as
70 the corporate limits of said
Town. and that they and their
officers and city police may get
into trouble by enforcing shelr
ordinances, and collecting taxes
fines &C., we have thought proper
to publish the act of the Legisla-
tnre in relation thereto 50 far as
,elates to boundary lines, and ad-
wise all persons interested to take
due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
An Act 20 incorporate the
Town Of Macon.
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P. Some parties have been cutting
imber or Of the above premises. This is to
warn Al ,respas,trs to desist from the same,
or q cy will be prosecuted to the extent oil
,h, Iaw octs-gt G. D. MOORE.
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JOIN v, ROBIN son 4 CO.'S
T. X CE 81 q Il.
CIR

The very best appointed, and
best liked Circus travelling in the
South, is coming
So are the People. No fly by
Night! No part Menagerie, part
Circus, part Tincture of low bred
RufianiSm, But Genuine Circus,
Good Performers best in the
world, and no pretenSe beyond
what is to be seen and sworn to
by the People,
WILL EXHIBIT AT MACON
FRIDAY DEC, 2nd
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J.. II. SNOW & BROWN, 90 Dauphin
Street, Mobile, Ala, offer for sale fine
Rosewood Pianos, fully warrented IN
every respect, with stool and cover, from
SS75 to $500, Organs and MelOdians at
greatly reduced Drices.
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$1,000 PER WEEK

Can be made by parties who are w~lde-a~ake,
without interfering with other business Ad'
dress GEO. W. WINSL0W, Is Broadway,
\
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CTAM NERING cured by Bates AppIian-
Secs For description address Simpson 4
R,v ge-6 \
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Twenty-Five CENTs-will buy a bottle
of MIS-, Whitcomb's Syrup the great
soothing remedy for all diseases incident
tAinilnts and children.
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On A Week Salary Young men
90 wanted as local and travelling sa,!s-
men. Address with stamp R. II. WALKER,
"a Park Row, n. Y.
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a GARD

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as q missionary, discovered a SAT-
and simple remedy for The Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the uri-
nary and Seminal Org ns. and the whole
rain Of disorders brought on By bane'ul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cnred BY this noble remedy. Prompted ov a
desire TO benefit he afflicted aud unfortunate
/ will send tne recipe for preparing aud using
his medicine. in a sealed envelope, 20 any
ore who needs it, FREg OF CHARGE, Address
JOSEPH \. IMAM, Station D., Bible House
New York City.
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Prairie Plantation
FOR RENT.

VHE tract of land lying about one
\ mile south of Deerbrook Church,
known as the Baldwin place, containing
500 acres open land, will he rented for
the year 1871, on reasonable terms Par
ties desiring to rent wcu'd do well to ex-
anime before renting elsewhere, For
particulars apply to Geo f. Webb or NJ.
=. Harris, in the Immaculate H~rIghbOr-
hood of the premises Appl! c.giy, as
the inteution is to rent the place.
Noy 5-3ts W. 7. BALDWIN, Ag't.
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A fine lot of Wines and Brandios Just
received by JONES X FRENCH.
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INV yopr Clothing, Boots aud Shoes Of
huy lo"' KLAUS & BRO.

Ladies' cal and examine 'he New style
Dress ' KLAUS 4 BRO.
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tg-Fine Old Brandy and Honey a
she "STONEWALLn
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The State OF Mississippi, Chancefy
No1u5ee ooaAty. Court.
Ca oline Sherrod ct al.
VS.,
Francis r Scott. ct al

No1uJee cGaAty. Court.
Ca oline Sherrod CT al.
VS.,
Francis r. Scott, ct al
Al Rale. before the clerk Of said coult at
his office 10 the town OF Macon, on Thurs
day, the 9th day oil October, A. D., 1870
ETPON opening the comflainaat's lii and
il appearing to the sat %slaction Of the
court that the defendants, Thomas c Clark,
Thomas J. Young, Virginia Spencer aud her
husband, W. II Spencer, Mary 4. Wilson and
her husband Jason Wilson, and Isaac G. Ed
wards are not citizens Of the State Of Miss
issippi, but reside beyond the limits thereof,
that the heirs OF Judith Eddins aud Villa
Clark are unknown. the latter said be be res
iderts ofthe State Of Texas, the children OfCar
oIine Weerps, residence unknown and the un
known heiIs OF Elizabeth Wilson, deed, sup
posed to be Ellen Wilson, VIM. +. Wilson
Julia Wilson, Elizabeth G, Wilson and Benz.
+. Wilson, so that the ordinary process o.
this court cannot be served upon them,
Therefore, it is ordered that they enter
their appearance herein on or before the first
day Of the next term Of this court to be hold
en- at the court house in the town of Macon,
on the 2d Monday il January, A. D., 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to 'ad COM
plaiuants bill or the several allegations there
Of will be taken as confessed as to them. It
is further ordered that a copy Of this order
be published in the Macon Beacon, a news
! paper published in the tow Of Macon in said
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NJ agistrate's Court.


Jurisdiction in all Claims to the
amount Of $3.50 %.
All Collections strictly enforced and
promptly paid over ,,v
july3O-tf q. ). SlllfMAH'J d.
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valuable Tract of Ian
FOR SALE.

-OO ACRES of valuable land lying lou
(IO miles north Of Macon, about lVo a.
,.os shared and in cultivation, the balance
III AM woodland. | will sell tho Whoie
.ract or divide it to salt purchasers, ProV''
Sed the whole tract can be SOLD Terms
MI La made easy. Apply to the under
s;@rsd at Tuscaloosa, Ala. or to DIR. b. H.
N. N. CLEMENTS,
Sept l7-lOt hAe'O'O
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Spanish Cigars, just received by
JONES : FRENCH.
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kBe Hive introduced u, TO
|sndenJU WHO bathcs him
/ bot water" OF rather dro
baaaoi real Irish descent,
I Did much to console us
|t yoi term that ha. ia
ap Judgement on Dls in
|arf, before winter holds
session.
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Much depends on the regular action o!
the liver Take simmons Regulator and
"a will be vel Try aud zee.
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4 MYSTERY SOLVED -Flttecu Min.
\ utes' Private Con yersatlon WIN ha'rled
Ladies hy one Of their number. Sent Tree lnt
stamps. Address Mrs. Il. MEIAULh'
Hanover, Pa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-26

JUST RECEIVED
Auphy's Iron Axle Wagons-Bea I"
Use. JACOB H0GRERG 4 co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-26

NORWAY ONrs.--lf any of our readers
wish to plant this oat which yields Sc
~ahuudaHtly. Mr. j. e. Gilmore will fur
nish the seed at 81 per bushel, delivered
al Macon or Brooksville.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-26

'ardy Peach Brandy Odd Re-
/ 'iag 0laret, Port and sherry
alll@a l,0r, etc, etc FITS. ra.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-26

Buy your Groceries, Tobacco ard Wits
Ike, at the store Of KLAUS a BRO.