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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-01
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur-
ance Company.

GENERAL AGENCY AT COLUMBIA,
October 81, 1870.
NTE take pleasure in announcing to our
w policy-holders and the citizens Of South
Carolina, the association of Gov. NJ. l.. BON
HAM, with our General Agency, and that he
will give his personal attention to the int er-
ests Of the company in every portion of tho
State.
LEAPnARr, JEFFERSON & RANSOM,
General Agents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-01
Ho for the Race!

The State Fair---Notice to the Citizens.
NlHE undersigned hereby request that all c-
IL tizens, able and willing to provide LODG-
1NGS or BOARD and LODGINGS, for visi-
tors to thclStato Fair, will at once report their
names and the number of persons that they
will accommodate at tho store of Messrs r. &
w. G, Swaficld. JOHN MCKENZIE,
w. G. SWAFFIELD,
". G. FISHER,
Nov C,Onmittce
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a Mammoth Rattle Of Fine Jew

a Mammoth Rattle of Fine Jewelry,
VALUED at $1,000. 200 Chances, at SIS
V each. 25 Prizes, consisting Of
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Fine Gold and Silver BREAST-PINS and
RINGS,
SILVER GODLETS, &c.
Will come of at my Saloon soon the
Chances arc taken.
Oct30 G. DIERCKS.
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For Sale.
A LARGE COTTAGE, with 0 Rooms
ffTH and a Pantry, in most desirable part
&IN-of tho city, with kitchen, dry cellar and
other out-houscs and conveniences. Besides
y front garden, with rare trees and shrubbery.
which there is quito a number of fruit bear
ing trees, such as pears, peaches. apricots,
ligs and plums, with fine arbor, the whole
width OF the garden, with grapes Of several
varieties.
Terms moderate. Inquire at the store of
h. STENHOUSE, or at this Office. If not sold
before the let OF December, perhaps may rent
o. good tenant. Oct OFT t19
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Furnished House.

Furnished House.
~ WANTED to rent. for four months, by
ElTI q respectable family, FURNISHED
AM HOUSE, in this city, with five to eight
rooms. Address, stating terms and locality
j. II. BALDWIN,
Oct 80 2* At "kinard's."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-01

HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 31.-Co-
lum5ia Hotel-R. P. Elzey, U. S. A.; w.
II. Price, Henry M. Richards. r. W..
Latham, New York; J. w. O'Brien, A.
McBee, Jr., H. B. Walker, British Con-
sui, c. M. Furman, H. Gourdin, Il. w.
Waring, Charleston; d. NJ. Lewis, New
Jersey; A. S. Douglass, r. H. Bradley,
Chester; II. E. Jones, Baltimore; A. w.
Tharin, city; John Friedman, New York
NJ. L. Bonham, e. Z. Jefferson, Edge
| field; G. II. Paul, U. S. A.; Mrs. A. M.
Reed, w. w. Douglass, Jacksonville; II.
Y. Hutchinson, wife and child, U. s. A. ;
Z. G. Chappell, Richland; j. @. Smith,
Greenville; T.. II. Hamilton, William
ston; I. NJ. Dwight, Miss L. P. Dwight,
Fairfield; j. J. Ryan, Virginia; W. a.
Bradley, Augusta; l.. NJ. Baleck,
McKissick, Unionville.
-Nicherson House-W. Fl. Gerspach, j.
B. Kunsman, Philadelphia; g. L. Hyde,
Augusta; w. II. Kline, CAL; L. Stark,
Richland; II. J. Alderman, Santee; Ell.
d. Musselman, Baltimore; b. Carroll,
q. l.. Dean, wife and child, Columbia; !;
s. F. Houston, Augusta; G. e. Boggs,
Charleston; A. p. Bouknight, +. P. &
M. r. r.; John g. Reinster, Mrs. G..
w. Welton, Mrs. J. H. Smith, @. II.
Alexander, Chester; II. G. Curtain, Md. !;
G. G. McKissiok, Unionville; J. Wilson,
James L. Orr, Anderson; r. Gadd and
wife, Walhalla; Mrs. r. e. Burke, La. :;
Miss l.. L. Morse, Greenville; e. J.
Hatcher, Augusta; Mrs. w. 8. Black,
two children and nurse, Cheraw; L. d.
Bush, Greenville.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-01

The New York Commercial Adcertise,.
announces that Newark mans wife has
had twins, and that he is going to have
her arrested for repeating.
Our own company we cannot avoid !;
we should make it as good as possible.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29
IN CI[ANCERY.

Geor1e +. Webb
No. 265 vs..
Elizabeth VI. Nance ct al.
TChancery Court Of No1ubee County. State
Of Mississippi, October Term, A. D. 1870
WTPON opening compliments bill ard il
u appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
from the affidavit therein filed, that the de-
PENDANTS Elizabeth NJ. Nance, Sarah Lee
Tonllinson and MAttie Dord TOmlinscn, mis-
nor heirs OF Geo. H. Tomlinson, deceased,
are non. residents Of the State of mississippi,
but reside in Pickens county in the State OF
Alab, ma, 70 that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be executed against them,
1t il therefore ordered by the Court that
| the said defendants do enter heir appear
ance herein on or before the first day OF the
next term Of this court to be held at the
courthouse of said county, in the town OF
Macon, on the ID. Monday in January, A. d.,
1871, and plead, answer or demur to Gem
plainant's bill, or the allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to them
1t is further ordered by the Court that a
COPY OF this order be published IN the Macon
Beacon. a newspaper published IN the town
of Macon in said county, once a week for
one month.
Witness the Hon. T. C. Lyon, Chancellor
9th Chancery District, State Of Nj sissippi,
this the 9th day of October, A. d., 1870.
GEO S. SMITH,
Oct o9-5t Clork.
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Buy your Bagging and Ties of
KLAUS X BRO.

FEMALES, old and young, who have
so long been troubled with some female
Complaint, should not despair. Let us
whisper words Of comfort. You can DC
cured You can be snatchcd from the
monster which has SO long Frustrated
and paralyzed your whole system. You
can regain your health, your beauty,
youc strength and b%ouyancy. Take
courage, despond not, be cheerful; a
remedy is at haid, prepared by expert
enced physicians, specially TO" Just such
diseases as afflict you and as the pro-
remedy with much success, We feel proud
in calling your attention to it. 1t comes
highly recommended, and we earnestly
advise all suffering females to use this
great medicine ut once. We allude to
the English Female Bittcrs' advertised
in another column.
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The New York World on Mis-
sisSippi "CcrtifiCRtcS Of In
dcbtcducsS," with Wins.
groves Picture on them.

The Constitution Of the United
States, Art, !, Sec. 10, Paragraph
|, declares that no State shall
''omit bills Of credit" In contra.
ventiOn of this inhibition, the
State Of Missouri once saw fit IN
issue what were termed "certiG.
Gates OF indebtedness,n that is in
reality, bills Of credit, the effort
being to cover up the unconstitu.
tionality of the procedure by A
change Of phraseOlogy. The ques.
ton coming up before the Supreme
Court Of the United States as TO
the legality of these Missouri Ger.
titicates, that tribunal, Chief JUS.
tice Marshall presiding, declared
that in the sense used in the Mis-.
souri, law, "certiiicatcS Of indebt.
edncss" were identical with "bills
of credit" and hence, by the pro.
vision Of the Federal Constitution
hcreinbetOre quoted, could not be
ISSUED by any State, Despite thi.
plain decision, however, the recon
structed Legislature Of Mississippi
has just, at its last adjourned SEES
sion, ordered the issue of SjOOO0l
i'll State bills, using as the desig
nation Of said bills the exac
%phraseology employed i'll the Mis-
sour case, /. G. Certificates Of in
debtedness." Ofcomse, the Who'll
procedure is null and void, an,
|, the certificates worthless; bu
that there should have been an e
fOlt to issue them puts in a strou
: light the ignorance at once an,
! rapaclty CT the present Sta lego,
ernment of Mississippi. Any to.
cradle lawyer would have know
that the subteIfuge Of Certificate
' Of indebtedness" was already e>
l ploded, and sought some othc
form Of evasion, but in I'll. Who'll
n Legislature Of MisslSsippj, as d
present constituted, not even $
much elementary knowledge {
. constitutional Jurisprudence Wa
K found. On a par with this igno.
ance is the rapacity Of the lcirue
body. Mississippi has, by reaso
of some past reputation, Amos
no status at all in the money ma.
Z ket, and hence, in her case, IL
usual style of plumber resotted
e by the existing State government
of the South-to wit, the usual
! bonds-is not to DC resorted +
Rapacity has no resource but
; make State paper money outrish
f and this silly device is, with
stupidity that is simply Amazing
q the one just hit on.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

The new stores at the head Of
Jefferson St. are nearly completed:
this gives us a solid block of build
ings on both sides to the intersec,
ton Of ST. Among other
improvements we note, the prerar-
atoms for throwing the iron bridge
,cross the Noxubee, the finishing
work on the interior Of tho Cour,
House and the ~initiatory steps for
erecting the new Jail. The street
work is progressing rapidly, that
time.honored and time,cursed hole
on the Cedar Greek road has beeI
made nayigablA for wagons, anC
we hope there will be no camping
out this winter around the wreck
Of dislocated teams. On the whole
Macon is solidly improving. The
erection Of q few elegant horse
racks, and building an air castle
upon the site ofthe present Town
Hall would materially add to the
convenience and appearance of on
city. In the meantime we would
suggest to his Honor the Mayor,
that, while he is in the humOr o
making our streets paSsable tt
mend his own ways and put thu
sidewalks in front of his property
in order, it may save some lel
b eaking and not o little private
wearing.
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The following notice Is taken from the
Reading, Penn, Times ard Dispaich. Of
Mrs. O'Brien, sister OF tho late David
Buck, of this place:
Died. on the 18th inst, at ] er residcn' 6
in Philadelphia, Mrs, NANCY OBRIEN
aged 81 years.
The passing away from among the
living of this most estlma Ile woman
would seem to justify something more
than such a single announcement, Mrs
| O'Brien was a former resident of this
CITY, She was born in B~ntksport, Maine,
| and was in many respects remarkable
woman. Gifted by nature With rare per
sonal charms and with more than Ordi-
nary intellectual endOwments, she en-
loved the best advantages for their de-
! yelopment nud culture. At the Brad
ford Academy, where she pursued her
| studies, she enjoyed the con partnership
| of Mr.. Harriet Newell and Mrs Ann Ha-
zeltjne Jndson and we canuO doubt but
her early training and association had
great influence upon her aft u life
Ucronick Intelligence and i1e culture,
her Cheerful temper and e Al manner
made her , fayorite in SOC. and gave
her wide iu'lucgee N t9r g. , III E"tS ecu
| sLe moved. Always disting ishad tor
! g~,nuiup losritality, she Wa, marhaoiy
considcrate OF he strang, nd never
fai'cd to rerdc him sue1 'ent'on as
only one who is a strange .IpLo..'
ate. AtfabIo aad kuid me- oo,, mos a.
wards all OF every age SIZE special
" and warmly interested 7'hE PEI
pie. and her cordial greece A'" h''
social qualities made her N' gI"'}5 Il
peculiarly attractive P!l,g .n,. "a
ther'NE' 10 ,. ;n M. o., .tsc. her
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29
Plantation for Sale.

A s the agent Of Mr.. John Anderson, OF
a Holly Springs. Niss., am authorized to
sell that valuable Plantation known as the
"Durant Dawes place." This plantation is
in two mites Of Macon, N the Memphis
road, contains $40 acres, about 400 Of which
is open land, and is one Of the most valuable
prairie plantations In Noxubeo county ioT
both corn or cotton. It's nearness TO Macon
makes II Invaluable asa grain farm and the
timber that Is on It can be made to yield an
nua y as much as a large crop Of cotton by
being sold as. fuel to the citizens Of Macon
Liberal terms will be granted to the purchS'
SER, Apply to the undersigned or 70 VIM
L, Skinner, at Macon. q. D. MOORE,
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N CHANCERY.

J.B. AIgood, AIm'r
No. 23s ".
Il. G Eggleston, Admir- ct al.
WTPON opehing compliments bill and it
u appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
from the affidavit therein filed III { The de-
lendauts MARI B. NeGee and her husband
Thomas NcGee and Cate Harrington, ere
not citizens Of the State OF Mississippi, hat
reside 10 Lamar county, in the STATE Of Tex.
a., so that the ordinsFy process Of this court
cannot be executed against them, therefore,
1t is ordered by the court that the asid de-
PENDANTS do enter their appearance herein
on or before the frat day Of the next term Of
this court to be holden at the court house Of
said county in the town Of Macon, on the I'd
Monday in January, A. D 1871, aud Plead,
answ or or demur to complainsnt's bill, or tba
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed
as TO them. 1t is further ordered by the
court Lhat a copy Of this order be published
ia the Macon Beacon, a newspaper Published
in the town Of Macon in said county, once u
week for PIC Month.
Wipess tkg/Hon. T. c. Lyon, Chancellor
5tb Chancery District, State Of uississiPpiN
His ths>37th day Of October, A. D, 1917
GEO S SMITH,
0cto9-5t CLERK
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CITATION NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County. 4,
FIN the Cbancery Court Of said County AND
State, October Term, A. D., lS70lZ
To William B. Virgins and James 5 mig
gins residing in tue City Of MenlphiSln the
State Of Tennessee: -
" gu and each of you are cited to appear
Il before the Chancery CONT Of said eoun.
ty, at the next term thereof, to be begun and
held in and for said county, at the Courts
house thereof, in-the town Of Macon in Fald
county, on the I'd Monday in January, A. D.,
1871, to show cause why the final account
of Charles NJ. Thomas administrator de bo'
mis- non of the estate Of Nary &. Virgins,
deceased, should not be allowed and said
administrator discharged.
By order of the Court,
GEO. S SMITH,
Oct. o9-5t CLERK.
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T ETTERS Of administration having been
AAgranted to the Undersigned by the Hon,
Chancery Court ofNOxubee county, Mississ-
ippi, on the 10th day Of September, 1870,
upon the estate Of S. LINDVALL, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
and have the same allowed anu registered,
in the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred. t}g M MI
CHAS, H. wISSLER,
Sept, II, ls7O--6t Adm'rN
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NOTICE

A Ill persons having left Watches and
IA Jewelry tor repairs in the hands Of s.
LINDvALL, arc hereby notified that the
same is repaired and now in the store oil
Jacob Holberg s Co, aud IL not called tO'
Within sixty days from date will be sold ac'
cording to law. ChAS. u. WlSSLEk,
Sent, II, 1870, Admin
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P. MISSO.

StNyed or Stolen,-Mr. 7. s.
Murphy has lost a red and white
spotted COW. Any Information of
her left at DR.. Yates's drug store
will be thankfully received.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29
IN HEHOliIAM.

Died 100 Meridian. Miss. Dee 81 ~.
ME GEonGE SHrrtr-p, in the 3Ith wear
Of bis age. ''''
hro, Shrrrod was born in Nash comfy
y. g., July 9Th, 1891. In early b,yh,n,j
he removed to Mississippi and here spcpt
most OF his hio. In the year IsJs, he
made a profession Of religion and was
baptized into tho fellowship of the Ma
con Baptist Church by Rev. G. II. Mar
tin, Fired with patriotism and impress
ed with the righteousness Of the cause of
the South, he enlisted ut the call of his
country IN the Confederate army as n
common soldier, but soon after Nas trans
Ierred ~ tho Quartcrmastcr's Depart-
ment IN which capacity he rendered ef-
hcIont service until the close OF the I'M
fortunate civil strife.
There are few duties ia the DISCHARGE
Of which a friend Of piJus worth can be-
more pruhtahly engaged than that OF
trying to keep in remembrance tn char.
actors and virtues Of good men whom 1t
has pleased the Almighty TO take tlun
The trials and lahors VI this world to Tho
.ulnl mcnt Of hIulseiiIu heaven, Whilst
IIe9'I'p' l0'lr memories from unmer-
',." "o''' .'i'' IL 'Alohds the knowledge
Of iher virtues uNaIts the grace of God
by displaying lis happy effect in thoir
P'"I"a 'onNNIaai''iN often attracts tho
so'5i'il Atlrl'loIl ui the wicked and
a'I ser Us 0H"'y. Jh' footsteps Of those
VINO u.1'Ie 10 Waih us ntronlpth the Cos
pc. Oh '"IlSJ' IltAC- lhc wiring vi tins
OBITUARY
! roIHlueit among ,le virtues OF BrC.
snriIol way his noble generosity. En-
pl,a'ira.I' ne wac a'unInH4 10 q fault
ms decided lnse!iisuuess and emlucntly
ao'lal disposition made for him q large
circle Of warm and devoted friends
lAo-e WV now HIM best loved him and
| esteemed ''m best. As a husband he
was ever AlI and lndulgent. do moi
kup" llaJ ever saw q more devoted
man To- ms "Iie than WAS he. lie pro
. 'IInd for her well and cared for her mos
/ Jrn'torlH, both in sickness and in health
An while the wife and companion /
sun lett stricken and hclrt-brokon, yet
-he may still cherish tOnaiy the memory
D ut hla love ana uns"itish tlidnrss.
s ] ry1npathIze most deeply with his vii
in her sad bereavement, for When dealt
has come up at our windows and takcl
! orr loved ones from our embraces. not
Z wlthstanding the consultations christian
t ity affords, nltnro VIII give way to grici
In the dwellings, OF sorrow wives ar
mourning and 90 often refuse to b
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

J. n SNOW & BROWN, 20 Dapphin
Street, Mobile, Ala, offer for sale fine
Rosewood Pianos, fully warrcnted in
every respect, with stool and cover, from
$40 to 500, Organs and Aelodians at
greatly reduced prices,
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Attach ment NOtice.
State OF Mississippi,
EuXubee County.

State Of Mississippi,
NOIubee County.
J, ", SANDERS J%u.tiee'S Court. Oeto'
vs., Der Term, 1870, Attach
G, W, Summerau, men, for sl1 As
NNHEREAS the above-named parties in
w stiiuttd suit IL the JUSTICES Court for
the third district for I5e above-nAmed county,
by attachment for the sur Of so 45 on the
goth day Of Septembe, A, d, lSio, and u al'
peaTing to this court that the defendant, mn,
SummeraIl so sbsconds or c~onceals himself.
that the usual process OF law cannot be served
upon him, notice is hereby given sand detend'
ant that unless he appear 90 or before the nrnt
SATURDAY in NOVEMBER, being the 5ih
day of said month. 1870. and Head, answer or
demur to said action. judgment final will DO
rendered sgainIt him and the property levied
upon will oe sold 10 satisfy said debt and all
cost, G, J, SHlPAAN, seal
0et7-4w J,F,
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6Bbls. Kerosene Standard White, just
received by JONES a FRENCH.

The Friends and Patrons Of
the subscriber, Who drank his
fine whiskey and smoked his fine
cigars on a few days time, are re-
questes to call at mess. Jacob
Holherg & Cos. and settle their
accounts. He makes this request,
in order that he may place him
sclfin a condition to accommodate
them again.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

valuable Tract of LAM ID
FOR SALE.

1OO ACRES Of valuable land lying four
~ miles north Of Macon, about 100 a
ores cleared and in cultivation, the balance
all fine woodland. l will sell tho whole
tract or divide 1t to suit purchasers, provi'
ded the whole tract can be sold. Terms
will be made easy. Apply to the under
signed at Tuscaloosa, Ala. or to DIR. Il. Ii,
COGBURN, Macon, Miss.
N. N. CLEMENTS,
Sept l7-l0t Executor.
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p. S.-Some parties have been cutting
timber off Of the above premises. This Is to
warn all trospasSers to desist from the same,
OF they will be prosecuted " the extent oil
the law. oct8-St G. d. MOORE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

~cIR LOADS Iron Axle X Thimble
skein Wagons, just received by
.ootI7-qt 7. J.&J. W. PATTY co.
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Attachment Notice.

J. W. Sanders Justices Court, October let
vs.. 1870. Attachment for
A, W. Brushwood $S4 40. MY
NE7 HEREAS the above named parties IN
w stituted suit 10 the JHstir''S Court Tor
the third district for the sbovs named county
by attachment, for the sum Of SS4 4S.l0O, on
the goth day of September, A. D., 1870, and
it appearing to this court that the defendant,
A. W. BruShwood, ia q nonresident Of this
State, notice is hereby given said dsfendAnt
that unless be appear on or before the FIRST
SATURDAY in NOVEMBER, heirg the Stn
day Of said month, aud plead. answer or de-
mur TO said action Indignant final VIII Sc rem
dered against him and the property levied
| upon will be sold to satiSfy said debt and all
costs. G.. J. SHIPMAN, Seal
Oct ! II j. II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

Ey- MARI & Bro, Confectioners'
Bakers, &C., owing % their increas
ing business, have been obliged
to remove their Bar and Restau.
rant to a separate house. Their
Bar and Restaurant will be found
next door above J. w. Patty g. Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29
circuit Court.

term of this court will be held
in Macon for Noxubee county,
heoinning Nov. 28th proN.
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50 Cents to So per Evening, at
Home.

We are prepared to furnish profitable
employment to Men and Women at theiI
homes. One person in each locality
throughout the United States, can en-
gage ia this business at great wages
We send, FREE, full particulars and a
valuable sample, which will do to com.
mence work ON. Any person seeing this
notice, who wants profitable, permanent
work should send US their address, with.
out delay.
T.. {. ALLEN & CO., Augustn, Me.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

Much depends on tho regular action Of
the liver. Take simmons Regulator ana
ali will be we'll Try and soc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

Dou,t fail to call ut KLAUS 4 BROS
and examine their new stock OF Cloths
and Cassimcres before you buy elsewhere,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

A Ane lot Of Wines and Brandiss just
received by JONES & FRENCH.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

DlIN IVY
vs.. Nenu. XXI
j. G. Carraway.
10y virtue of the above-stated writ, to
I'D me directed from the Office Of the
clerk of the circuit court Of the 9TH Judi
cial district for the county Of NOxukee
and State of Mississippi, l will on MON
DAY, NOVEMBER 7th, A. d. 1870, in front
of the courthouse door in Macon, within
legal hours, expose for sa'e at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the right, title and interest the de
PENDANT has in and to the following
described land, lying and being in said
county and State to wit: the SW4 of seq
Is; town. Is. north of range l9 east.
The above described property having
been levied upon as the property of de.
PENDANT, j.. G. Carraway, will be sold
to satisfy the above stated case and all
costs.
+. A.. J. McHENRY, q
Oct. Z, 70 Ia Sheriff.
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For the Largest, Cheapest, lest as.
sorted, stock Of Clothing and Dry
Goods, Go to KLAUS & BRU.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29
DwelIin & for Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, in the ~nyighbor
"A hood of the Calhoun institute. wish six
rooms in it, and all necessary out.bnidln e,
for rent. Apply at the Beacon 0 flee
Oct Ia
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Bar and Restaurant,
FOR RENT.

MY place formerly owned BY Bird Ivy, and
VI kn"Nn ~ " the Buuch Farm" |. con.
'Ntt' 20" acrr- ci cuitlya ed land, said TO be
one 81 ID" D9,i cnllon Erms in The county.
For leru, app! 10 sir. LaniCace Yates, Ma.
con, NoEuSey couh'y, Mis-.
S,ptlO ". b. S!iACkELIORD.