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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The weather continues clear aud Ii
quite mild In temperature. l4. ~ ...,.,,.1.
The river has risen u very little since
last report and 10 now about stationary.
o. The Mississippi has risen few inches
at ~. Louis and is again standing. %
The Ohio is standing az Pittsburg,
with niue feet wafer In the channel.
II l. falling rapidly at Louisville with "a
feet water over the falls.
The Cumberland Is still rising slowly
At Nashville with enough water on
Harpeth Shoals to float the largest
steamer In the west, fully laden. AR
Cuisines continues brisk at our wharf
The great Republic Is loading rapidly
and will clear for New Orleans this even
ing She will clear OFF all the southern
bound Height here. ''''' ''''''
The Evansville and Nashville packets
continue to bring good trips for resliip-
ment south. fF"'f""i r-fff rrfaf1
The Colorado discharged here 424 bales
cotton for reshipment East per Blue
Line Cairo. aud $50 pkgs. hides for re-
shipment To Tennessee River.
The Pine Blum, brought upa consider
able amount of assorted freight and cot
ton, for reshipment to Evansville on the
'Fayette this evening. IS .suGiunf.s 90 .
- The Fayette Is the regular Cairo and
Evansville packet to day. 49,. ..-.,
~ The Clara for Memphis aud the City
Of Alton for Vicksburg are due this even
ing. I'D boz I4gi
Capt, Chas. T. Hlnde Is agent for the
above boats.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

GREAT BARGAiss FOR THIS MONTH
ONLY In hats and caps at p. Netf's, No. 70
Ohio L. {, a'tn no. tn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Use the Aurora oil. 1t will uot smoke
chimneys. '' ~ "H' jan2l-1m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Fos CLofihKG MADE 10 IOnpER-in
tp.top style and at fair living prices, go
10 p. Nen7s, No. 20 OMo1.evess II .4sf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
.nibsraisa Fsre 40. B.iI.

.lsDeroseo Hfbe 10. Dah.
The Itahslsisef,tw mp Nh A pranuse
to hold their 9th annual ball at
John Schecl's Hall, on Cedar street,
Oh "Wednesday evening, Feb Stll, 1870.
AS this company heretofore has been III
the habit Of having very well so duct ell
balls, where all could enjoy themselves,
the management Intend OK tbs occa.
sion to spAyS 10. time or expense 10
make it the finest ball they have ever
held, aud one 1t which :. avery Citizen
honoripg W with their prssence can en-
Joy themsslvss to Their 1llsart's content.
Prof. Eisenburg'sstring band hasbeen
engaged for the Oecas ioa.s ~ vs. IA "a
.sa,.ooaG,GLTrRR ~, ARRANGEMENTS: ~, 80
.EOi,og 1ol = y svssI ssf,1J NJ SsS
- JAS. KENNEDY,
syaaI snlaTi dylsa NsvtJrsf
jan24dtd 'A''f we'd 1AI. GonMAN'
NEw STvke@ Vivian ssarfs, VIctorial
scars, Eugene sesrfs, Just received at
~ NsnN Nege enc ;fsy.e ;.. =. . s. -stf
= C6iidrsn. Akss,l .a1isiG aaks n SssllIy
'NoSman's yfspssts Spttay syspa,'f er
Coughs, Gods, "a. Sod BY y g. Hmm m,
.OIsas ma. sysnw0 a0gf aAeuf 90 cse ssf
N5sbef-ssi kA4 Ga9.a. 90 .sn.lsss . Ssss
a iThe JOnesboro and aCsir0s yeadi jusl
osssid> the lls~ssa. at sths sFsSuSh L6uis
l.n5see, Is undef ytefs "a; ma .xjspttsap
about six feet .Atl soTnugirjsatlpn vlll
izss sslIsiss 4 49, is.aa &c. Mia
tbs attention NJ Nv. pfphtS sS ~ zhi'
!. !s{xsS the ne +. .'s aSr'sss ,h,'
troufl6 IA the fdtsnVs n possiSle,,sy a 70
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

ovERcoATs, OvERcoATs REDucsD TO
COST AND LESS THAN COST TO close out q
p. Neff's, No. 10 Ohio Levee. -yanS4tf.g
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Use Ender's Chin Cue.---rI, never
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
rpeer cinD M.4lSssi.

NJ. are authorized 10 announce that MICHAEL
BAMBRIcK, will be candidate for re. .et 70 Ne
Office Of ci Marshsi At Tire snsuIns muhisipsi alrc
ton. ,gNTHylgIgn lnnDtds
lsgys are Altherised 10 sasagnce that JnEP&l Ar
MOLD will he candidate Tor the Office Of ciiy Mar
sha ut HE ensnibg charter elsctsoa. ssls0 az L."
We are authofisst. "a ssmsass that DANIEL Nv.
cARTrIY present chief ofpoikse, VIII BE- sAnlilAts
forthe ofkcsorcisy ksr shAt che cAsa,ss casr,sr
sleetioa3 fsr sseth,.sf stn f.,o,,.,,i ties
.,, sSys sin, ly's y, - y, sagobss''sssloss
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
NEWSOF THEEFTY.

The Aurora oil viii not Matn ofigreAss.
q" fans11m ,ifsN ,ErsH ,dpiisR rfIvEy
J~f"' nuE iilutt .U'aru ,bHtH w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

sMAscnKsrERc COATS ready made and
mads,to order in tilo best OF style at p.
Net S No. 20 ohio feyce n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

. John Clancy, who keep. u very neat
grocery store Oh The. corner CT Com
ercial avenue and Twelfth street, walked
down the sidewilk this morning, and
meeting Mr.. Bailey Harrell, soon became
very much Interested In the converse
ton that ensued, Indeed, SO deeply was
he engaged. that lac did not observe
large hog, evidently very hungry, enter
Ing Ills store, aud was not aware Of the
fact that the ravenous porker was work
ing destruction with his busy nose, until
he saw Mr.. Hog coming out AZ the show
window through glass and sash, as II
Old Nick were after him with hot stick.
"Great Heavensm cried John, "there
Is large hog ! coming out Of my
window! How did he get into the store -
That is the question. We regret, for
job MS sake, the damage done but the
incident has ludicrous side and pro-
vokes laughter. John is yet in great UNI
certainty as to the manner Of the hogs
entrance. lie knows all about his exit.
Illus n IlIW
The Bulletin office having been sup
piled With Increased ,facili ties, u now
preparsisto do JOB work cheaper than
ever, Ne are determined, in truth,
that no citizen shall have cause, either
on account OF price or style, for sending
his work abroad. Our Office is the com
pletest in the state outside of Chicago
and Springfield, and can perform all
kinds OF work for which the river, rail-
road, mercantile, legal and general
business of the city create demand.
II paint of work ma nsh ip we shall stand
unsurpassed. Send in your orders
Proofs subm Ated when requested. 40
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

On the Ohio lsvee this morning q
large number Of cotton bales, piled in
tiers, attracted considerable attention.
There never has before been SO many,
at one time, on our wharf. "A
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The Misenheimer murder case Is set
for Monday, but II willtprobably go over
untilsthe next term Of the Circuit court
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Pitcher & Heury's large stock OF hard
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinware, etc
wilt sold without regard to cost. n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
Macon :. aud r.. &,

At meeting of the i%ncorpora
tors of Il Macon Exchange and
Banking Company, held at the Of
fee Of /. w. Foote, on Friday.
the q day of September, 1870, il
was resolved
|. That books Of subscription
70 stock in said Company, shall
b opened at the court house IN
toa Office of the Chancery Clerk,
d the stores of I. j. 4 j. w. Fat.
& Co. and Joiner \ Cogburn
md at the office of Ii. w. Footc.
,. 4 at said Exchange aud
BanEin. Company shall be organ.
lied 10y the election of five Direc.
tors, as provided by the charter,
when tie sum Of $50, 200, in shares
of 800 each shall be subscribed.
3 That the Macon RcdcoE be re
Quested to publish the foregoing.
hy order ct the Company.
Ii, w. FrorR,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
LATEST NEWS.

Washington, Sept. a.-rn5a,
instructions from this Goyarn'
ment, NashbWn, L. S Ministe,
ic France, yesterday recognizes
nov Government at France AMI
rendered The Presidents con.rAC
ulalonS on the eStahlish,Sen,
Of q repablic.
Paris, sept. sit il ranor,a3
that Ions Blanc goes ,u iow,lco /.
Ledra RolliA, To WASHINGTON i,
D~utrai$sss, Vienna, as French
Ambassadors.
Brussels, Sept S-paGkao At
~
LondoH, Sept. S.-Romn,aa
French have made neaee
proposals 10 the klRs az prnss
London, Sept S.ssAn immsnSa
French sympathy meeting last,
night at New Castle on TvTe.
IaFlss sept. S.-Iules Favra.
has received adhesion Of tho m.
IEo larlS press.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

There is one shameful trait d
human nature which finds express
sion in the homely phrase, "kick
a dog when he is down. The
fate of Louis Napoleon exempliicS
this characteristic of humanity
and the anathemaS OF the whole
world, includingtheF fermentation,
are poured in one stream of obl0-
guy on him as the great victim of
the age, for every generation OF
man must have its victim 70 bear
the lapseS and guilt Of a nation,
however unjust the feeling may be
that gives them %utterance. Louis
Napoleon had his faults; hepasscd
through a nHpilage Of singular
yicissitudes to a throne and for
many years held a Gombustiblc and
'hangelul nation within bounds,
While he added to its glory ard
lcreasod its strength and prosper
ity. 1t is true, in an evil hour he
has aim 4St mdone his work. The
ColosSu he has reared is crUm
bling t. It's base, but to the last
there is something selfSacriticing
in his fate. Even in his surrender
the glory OF his nation Was his
lrs' thought: heretlscd 10 Surren
den until the government of France
that rose over tie wreck of his
aid, peri opS, gloried in
his ruin, WAS acknC yledgcd by his
conquerors. There is something
in this Self.abnegltion of the En-
peror that should command our
respect, if not our admiration. He
has nothing TO hope fo. HIMSELF;
with a constitution shattered by
the intense labor OF years for his
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
4 Wonderful Microseone.

SeY Daniel Wise, D. D., editor Of the
New York Sunday School Advocate ,hns
speaks Of the celebrated Craig Micro
scope;
It's simplicity, cheapness and rr,.,
eSgnuyl ng power struck me WITH sns
trse Then | was examining ! Az 80.
~ its ana, and was struck with wnr Ia
atthe sAal sud power oil the Crrasor
Maic1 Is displayed in it's structnra
Nheh saw \ statement in an advertise.
esees tAaE the Craig Microscope mavni-
ne9 NE hundred diamoiers. and conId
y bought for 1850 | Thought il was nns
" we hulnbIgs Of the hour, for / had
psatS Sse tor a microscope not loar b,.
Eoge, ket now | ind It to be ! TsalIv
NaiuSp4d Instrument which T should INA
20 see Introduced into the families IN our
readers IA place Of the manifshh ~us.l,Ss
t9ys which please for an honr AMI Il
.aee destroyed, This microscope would
eth a'ause aaA Instruct them, and / IA.
wise every boy and girl wlae wishes IN
The wonder which lie ia little
sAangs 10 save his nlOue nntil he has
ss'sa which will pae Ear the mirroscono
WA tao Postage when sent hy mail,s
As holiday gift this microscope ia
unsurpassed, Aeing ornsmrntaA instruO.
ave ami OheaptsnA nayvN lsoscs ia in
esSss, Agents and deAiers supplied On
liberal teEsss ARampto will Nv mailed. |
~ paid, y say address for SssA Ay
u. Ross, siS Locust 81, 81 Lnats, Nc
iuaeA-3ma
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
A Noble DencfaCfiOM.

The Trustees of the Louisville
Medical College, louisville, XVI
have created one of the most lib.
eral and noble benefactionS ever
conferred by a public institution
upon any people. The trustees of
this college have instituted one
beneficiary Scholarship for each
Congressional District in the South,
ern and surrounding State. BY
this lneans very many poor but
deserving young men will be ena.
bled TO obtain a thorough medical
education. Any young man wish
ing to take advantage o. this Ben,
etactlon has only to write to the
Representative ofthe COMPRESSION.
al District in which he resides. or
to the President of the Medical
Society of his State, or to DR.. f..
). Gaillard, Dean Of the Faculty
Of the Louisville Medical College.
Louisville, Ky, when he will re-
cefve fall information of all that it
IS necessary for him to do to Sc.
care one of these Scholarships.
With p%roperand welcome delicacv
the names Of those who have Sc,
cured the Beneficiary Scholar
ships will be known only to the
Dean OF the Faculty. It is unne-
ceSSauy tocommend those whohave
established theSenoble Beneficiary
Scholarships. Their act will bring
them concentrations wherever il
is kneWn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

This industry is mainly prosecuted
in the South, and Is bygood man.
agement rapidly becoming 9 very
heavy business interest.
The new Democratic paper
soon to be started here will be
edited by Hon. James Z. Harvey,
formerly minister to Portugal, and
Mr.. 0. X. Harris, until recently
connected with the Republican,
Competent judges have pro
nounced the powerful third-rate
ironclad Monadnock unfit for ser.
vice, on account Of her defective
timbers. ALPHA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

Berlin, Sept 8.-Bazaine is
still negotiating for surrender OF
Metz.
French troops enthusiastic
over deposition Of the Emperor
Emperor is at Wilhelmshoke,
and has courteous attention.
Paris, Sept, S.-French consul
at Basle teIegraphs that garrison
of S~tfasbourg made a Sortic, Kill
led 10000 Prussians and captured
many guns. Russians attempt
ing to cross border near Port
AusterIitz, absolutely annihila-
ted, by metraillettles posted at
Port de Pechehres.
WASHINGTON, September o.
Cabinet to-day considered
proposition of joining European
powersin order to prGduc6 peace,
but came to the conclusion to
send telegram to our Minister at
Berlin, which has been done, to
the effect, that this government
cannot act in connection with.
other nations, but, if its good
Offices shall be requested, it will
be happy to lend them to bring
peace to the two great powers
with whom we have traditional
friendship,
Garibaldi offered his services
to the French.
New York, Sept. 9.--1he Tele-
grams Paris special says, Prus-
slams advancing rapidly. cavalry
within 10 miles of Qualifications
cut northern railway. Main az
my 30 miles distant.
London, Sept. 9.--Diplomatic
notes of most decided character
sent from English and Russian
Cabinets suggesting terms likely
to be acceptable to both parties.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

FRUIT CULTURE.

For the last three Years atttn
tioa has been more than ever dirrr
ted towards the extension anl
Improvement Of fruit culture ii
the Soayh, more Sc, perhaps. in
Other states than Mississippi. The
PARTICLES Of Mr.. Wilkes in the Ab,r.
deem 21aAiHsr, however. rs well rs
cores soudente Of other journals.
aW creating an interest in this
branch Of agriculture. which
should be kep. alive uutl NiSsi>
S'pp, can beast al being one Of the
first fruit producing states
The grapes and wines II Nr. VIC.
Tucker, ottolumbu>, have already
attained a reputation outside Il
our state limits, aud ever ere
Within those limits wheN the
necessary attention has been gwen
" raising fruits, Uniform success
Las been attained, alike -za. Ian
and encouraging, e>ra..r G.y 10
those whose cotton las Il have.
ceased to be renlaerarga Iii,
TRUE, IL takes -arge OK taar wears.
even with The rapidly a.a-n-
varieties ot trees. Z, "A $. ! yrp9
tT shipment, ba. a. tia; ,bsy
require much less hvs. or rather
their cultivation g,oae /. gsas
nre pad . p,>,jme. we -e,,.'a5
the t,e saas Nh. Jacob T..
this avn. 5 d q box Of n,~
e Pas.@3 pha >Gu4 ;lqe weeks
>Rte. Nr r. has E small orc..7 r,t
airy jh> yelling. Arrs
apn'eS, pears aud peach r~
II y we're choice varieties
have been On southern
Soal and seldom, fever, ful rrolo.
eng $ large crop Of aait. III has
gathered several bushels = ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

The BoSSier, La, BdRatr copies
one of our editorials, THE Double
Life. " without giving the Bolooa
credit. We don't complain much
about the appropriation OF our
items, but when ono Of our leaders
roams about wild, we must say A
word or two about it,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

M
The crops arr row beyond n.
Waea Of the n>aal sceidestx N,
WISH To see which Will n-o.nce -,
most to the acre, n crops n M,
U'ScS, Sweet rota III nj mai ~
stand, however, ..re sellia~ !,
about Ia ceuts each. WHY. i
u'S nam" common sease, d;dnt
'ae Leg .atUre tax RrR ii n,,,ht
Fctin" he price, The gvohep.s,,,
y "a fai way, bur the o,,.,h,r
session -four statesmen will COINS
Sa'e aat for theirevu use, puue.
AIMS aud eaAhagrs ara abonder.
"ad viii be Soon shoulders A.
ring The session referred ia, rba
grass crop is splendid ana ,,a,'ss
several bushels Of edOops = ,S.s
acre and that's what y. !
about Muniag. @00"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

We call attention 10 the adyer.
tlsement of the n. Y. ObSrrrtr that
old and excellent paper whose
2A6Sth number has inst reached Ms.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
sCRiRNER q CO
A"''''' ScFinNgRs MONTHLY.

A small boy in SOn,A L..
asssssd me- companions IN 49,
1 y sa.s pms Twas not long O S,',
S, Sss "ssaok IN the grosn ss'' \
N##Na
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All parties indebted to the firm
of MARX 4 Co, up to September
lst, will please come forward and
settle their Indebtedness. If they
" N
have not The cash they are request
cd to settle BY note or make some
other satisfactory arrangement
These aCCOMySMR. SAN. MOORE
y authorized to settle, and after
Sept, LIST, 1874 he viii DO connect.
with The nuusg Is elerk, Due
win BE- given Of any further
MARX 5 GO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
Correspondence Of he Beacon
FROM WASHING ON.
WASHINGTON, sgt. ,.


THE map which has been nNpared
designating the line Of cute o
the Northern Pacific rail td from
its eastern terminus TO Puget
Sound, Washington | witory
Other maps are being y pared
showing the limit ofthe l.cd grant
! to the extent OF ten mile OIL each
side of that point. Tbs route
traverseS the northern prt OF
Wisconsin, passing rear Lake
Superior IN Minnesota hence
northwest through Doko.l Terri
tory, bearing southwcA from
Devils lake, and follow lg the
valley OF the Yellowstone Neli in
Montana Territory, and rough
the mountains to Idaho. Z reach
eS the 60 ambia river al N@ha
Walla, and bears alternate north
and vest until the intern Eioull
boundary IN Washington trrito
~ Is reached. The road h. been
duly recognized to Seattle en- lu-
gets Sound.
1iIR Big HORN 3XPEDI ION,
To the grea, d appoint nent Of
public expectatio here, the fol.
lowing extract fron a letter. writ
ten by Captain Camp, lormerli Of
the soldiers Hon in Thu ritv,
explanatory Of the fate Of the Is .
Horn expedition, las been made
public The writer SAYS: "rhe
Grow and Sioux Indians Ind a
fight a short tim back be Seen
Big Horn and Little Horn j verS,
and on the body t a dead iouN
a diary WAS found having tht fol-
lowing entry theI in:
Wednesday, 48g. II, 1870
T., II. Mann am party en- o1te
for Big Horn. hope ii anything
should happen 10 this panty, and
this leaf should b. found, they viii
send tho names +, Helena +, II.
Mann. -Westol and son.
The diary from Aug,i<r N 10
.AugnSt 20. 1870 gives tho route
they travelled. ii, OUCH Bogauap,
the Boulder ana IN to Deer Creek
which i the h>r .prry made III
ter Ills uma tba r1nl mrsr Inv.
fallen in.o tlr hands nftb, ii.
aud 5bprp are ahagt Hfrtyjv, ,r,
tious by Indians. re,ar}ipr M,
killiny Of white men an.l rnnrls
oil stayk. both horses md NM
In two N the illustrations hr+
mules are represented AZ mr. Il N
TO wagons.
rrrr rtNS
VI.
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lgg.rs .r.
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.5uayy. Manufacturer A~
atar$ are ~.n. Al -s~ ~
.g@avlS tim III B o.
l.h eal-y i rN.arga.r. En- a,-
az correct statements a
Il OF uaagt1rtusfnr u~Nl ,.-,~
Na>Aln 1f rse rar ~
lou, the u~ar5> FIR e.-sfsa
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L. failed t .1sn. 4
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analatieq u 4aAnga
300. vft 1 t,~rt
ma'ayws9E T $50
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

lV CATHOLIC SERVICE--Rev. j.
II. McManus will be in Macon on
the 18th inst.
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Great Dj ftOuIloA'
BY the Empi's .a
CASH GIFTS 10 TIE aaalM W '''''''.
pri.e.

lCASH GltIA ~ lhh
E,.yv 1icE,, rar' a Pr''.
sC..h Gas each ! 90
~ cssh GINS, eacL iRVc
"a Cash GINS, es,h W., c,o.. each 1900
500 Cssh CHS 'aS@ lM
SO cash GINS ssSo a 100
yord Pianos each tS a W !" 100
- E'egaa' nus Hslo'sOns Is
$50 seuing Machines, saoo TSUM
Sae Gald Watches, eaoh l,ecG0eo
c.sh Prisss, Silver ware IN he above prl',,
chspoe to draw ssy Mia are addi
a N. Tickets describing al f~eceiptof
i0F nssIopes ana vel ni'Iea' .SSout choice
80 T.tns a eraSa HE prize
N mail q Aiy adasss' ,o,ihs ticket
ana aus |, Wi bd dei'TeFeg pries are
names - s.,ssn. of es' iloear !, .,Urss OF
holder 90 N n aay address oI enp pris
immsSsa.sG Nan VIII kuoE nna' :S%,Sb.nred
return Haait a. Il Any pfMe e1. inr
IS behre yoa y vslus. No blanks
for another q IN fir dealing. j.. from
pa,rous can dfe'SI sslset tie following T r,s1
hars h,e,J drawn them An
na.S ~sIv rcFmilled rs y eeO: Mss Cl'ta
~ nI RaTns. chicago ssoo; James ~
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savaaesn risno ese0 We paO
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

Per IoCssElT IN .Hls PlacRs-This
gay entertaining and intensely interesting
S.es " tbar.es Reade, tie distinguish al
hae 81 Novelist, and said to be hg bsst
p~fS4se"o7, : announced Tor publication in
: Ao14e heeky Register, to commence
T'a ne sFss 1eek il Sepsenbe, and wi
raa oue tosT months.
ne Aotfls Weekly Register is Yery
IN scouting the bes; stories and
batter ss1eF4.iy, in heE Is a first class
faHat .olrssL Il is published at the low
HNe q $500 Per year, or 81 90 for 4
n0aiaS
Na3hr@e A3olaide DsY. Chaudton. vbosa
eaale,1g ''aada' oRs are so well known.
,eain61,es: 70 .hs Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

FsHoy DFlnkS OF an kinds al
JEFFS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

CONTRACTS, -keary. Stanton 4
Co, were the successful bidders fol
both The Capitol and Luaatic .ASy.
lnm improvements, Fer the As.
lum extension N Sl09, 500 in S,a,e
WA acts, ttfd icy the Capito' q.
~, 'yoin State warrants. For the
latter Sb'uniyk 4 EcInyre offered
% DC tJg work for $4,000 currer.
~, TIA, failed 70 GET it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

AaaEARSs
Aer"sene Lamps and Lanterns,
Extra Lamp Chimueys,
Buruers,
Fixtures Of all kinds Al
JONES 4 FRENCHS
-rFSTIoS, FARurRs@
Doz Sloan's ConGrion Powders.
q. Feuts's "
For sale by JONES & FRENCH.
fan Boa oas all NAu, E T. B.
- .
Tiny Eu-lisa PeulAle rn.ers
PiNEr, CASruIoS & Co
!. IloA Cognac Brandy from the above.
Huuse. NJ
JONES & FRENCHs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

GREAT britain Mill br en-
o. sos Of thg New NJ ssa.
.N.} a1saleg wll bt prala~
"> "'s> astratrd
''a prizes oftAv NJ .assac
q tc4r. az
sa@ AN wanted IN
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aada> b whoa },ar.,
r. oo lslJ 10 ClsUg-
,,a Isdie< Who's,
Peg 'a.@ oaoPieyc CD We rss- I,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

M Mar~halk, Of tbe Demopolis
Exponent on his way home from
a's Once al l O'clock at night, was
"ayiald and shot at by a gang of
negroes