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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-17
The State of Mississippi, !

'NOhuDcc county
Chancery Court at Rules Wednesday, Juno
It'll, 1871. I
y , Ma'tin H.
[3471 vs..
& B Ames Fit al
THIS day it appearing to the Clerk and
l. Master at Rules upon affidavit tiled,
that the defendants, Charles 7 Allen, Z
Villa Williams and her husband Charles
Williams, Mary NJ Baker and her husband
7 c Baker are not citizens Of this State,
but reside beyond thu, limits thereof so thai
the ordinary process of this court cannot
be served upon them. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be, made in the
stNIacon Beacon;;" q public newspaper
printed and published in the town of Macon
in the county of Noxubee, III the State o.
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks
requiring them to be and appear before
this court at the next term thereof to b.
holden ut the court House in the town 0
Macon on the 3rd Monday in July next
and plead, answer or demurto Complainant
bill, or the Allegations thereof will be takeI
for confessed ~ to them. -
Done at Ruies this the 7th day Of jim!
A D 1871. GEO. 5. SMITH,
JuneI7-5ts Clerk.
[H W Foote Sol.
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The State of Mississippi
NOxubee county,
Circuit Court April Term 1871.
Obediah Hcndrick, pl'f
[6935l IS. Attachment
Martha Il Doss s. for $4,000
Henry boss,
Defendants.
II this case it appearing to the salts
4 faction Of the Court that the defend
ants, Martha L Doss and Henry Dpssu are
nonrrsilents or the State Of Mississippi,
SO that the ordinary process Of this Cturt
cannot be served upon them: ltls there
fore ordered by the Court that notice Of
the tendency OF this attarhmcuts be pub
lishcd in the Macon Benyq4 u newspat er
printed and published in the toNuof MAJ
! con for four consecutive weeks notifying
the defendants that unless they do APP
pear at the Circuit Court ~ be held NJ
the Court House IN the town 81 Mat7n
on tho 5th Monday after the 18th Monday
in June 1871 0eXt, then and there 10
plead answer or Hdemur to said attach
ineht Judgment viii he entVted against
them, aud the property levied upon viii
be- ID to satisfy the plaintiff dotmld.
Witness my hand and seal 0tdtirc ut
Macon this 10Th day Of April A, D. 1911.
GRIfFIN ROBERVS,
lJarnagin 4 H. Clerk.
May G-6t
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From Mrs. Ilagins we received
present OF the largest beets and
lions we have seen this year.
must talk up considerable ground
raise such vegetables as these.
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eOpiniOns and circumstances seem
h be quite conflicting in regard to
IL killing of the. negro near Soule
bapcl. Some suspicious rest on a
arson of the same race who was
|omewhat mixed up with deeeased''
|Rlfc; others attribute it to the Ku
|Elux $50 called" though the negro
|xRs, we understand, a quiet and
|notfonsive man and generally
cd by his white neighbors.
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DISSOLUTION,

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auelak' Mss, Is This day dissolved BY mq-
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THOS. r, F0fTER
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The Earliest BlOom.

PR. NeveS, who cqlivates with
I. Parneii, the PattQR Place,
lht wiIss Northeast of Macon,
0gs us a full developed bloom,
led on the 18th. Az ono swpl-
doss'nt make a spring, neither
s this early bloom sugur : good
D, but its pEStty hard on Nc,
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Dag" --latest and most approved styles
of Gentlcmcn's Clothing and furnishing
goods for spring and Summer wear just
arrived. " KLAUS u BRO.
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RkEn Ladies' Hats, Sash Ribbon, Ladies
Bows, Embroidery and Perfumery, new
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A good eVe yeat old MAZE, with a hR'
"A colt. ,
smiths tools. 1on
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SALI SllHLH
MacOll, Miss,
3. r. HOWELL, Prop.

TTAVING ately furnished my Stable
i with vehicles of the latest styl",
anil good stoDk, | would solicit the
patronage of the Rublie always iusuring
sat sfuction.
ANEW HACK, ipst from the factory,
will connect with III trains. Orders loft
ut The Merchants Exchange or the Stable
viii bc promptly attended tn.
ly~ Fmiiio. and parties will lin' NY
new Hack a very pleasant and agreeable
! Vehicle Tor plruits a..
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0FMobite, June l6, Cotton lS4 cents.
h6S- The date on the margin of your
Der means when paid to"
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We arc authorized to announce
John clay as a candidate for Mar
shall Of Macon, election Monday
May 10.
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e~ Mason's Improved Fruit Jars fol
at YATES & MURPHEY'S.
Iayg7- ATS
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MARRIED.

AZ the residence of Daniel HolbroOks,
'ne brides father, on the l4th inst, by Rev.
7. White, Mr.. j. T. JOINS and Miss
AuGFEIF HoLBRooKs,
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READ:.THIS!

TINE undersigned has returnedto Macon
4 and opened shop at bis old stand for
the PURPOSE of making and repairing. all
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DS~ The highest price paid for Hides,
Tallow, Beeswax, and every variety Of
country produce. KLAUS u BRO.
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We arc authorized to announce
SAN JOHNSON rs a candidate
for Marshal Of Macon.
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:EAlR !. AND WAGON WORK.
.EoS~.7nn Ir.1r taa1STar|e
RI.ACKSMETHTNG.

lie has also bought the right to manufac
ture aud sell .
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Per Sale,

~ Bettied Soda, always standing, IN
"a N FRED MARl'S.
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Doy"For Fresh Lager Beer and Ice go to
FIRED MARI.
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And plain Gold Rings n,ado at
the shortest notice.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

- .rs heavily than the CITY Is merely piece OF play
full Ingenuity What the people demand OF any doNrar
ment is not that its expenses shall oe for
thar money They do not complain OF , Ino ~ isSa
Soyernment for spending twelve times rs he their ma
sons existence to shoy the result and sIense a was
ture sppSa NV Mayor Hall for the city govetlnSs
~ the last Ave years must be maze tns oyey oy II has
VIVA. n9 ,bis was impossbe and the promises VI b s
new 70 give US rsG better @ Wise
less ,I no thankful for all the good that tne
,d clty government may do for us they wal, SsMo
stcre1 s its efforts for reform by undlscrn-
onpostion; but they will award ~ m @
nniy alter Il shall have proved its ttle TO ~
tsv fuldling some of its avishly brilliant prOmises
and hy casting off all associations ana lnnuences "'
are notoriousiy corrupt and openly dsgraeefuL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
STRAWBERRY EXHIBrTION-AwARD OF PRE-
NUNS

A remarkably fine collection of strawberries
was exhibited yesterday. the tables Of b X Bliss &
Sons at No % Park place Premiums amounting to s4oo
had been offered and varieties Of we're
displayed including beside the standard Sorts number
of seedlings Of great PROMISE Ia berries OF one new kind
weighing l0i ounces and measuring inches each Some
fine specimens of vegetables and OF hothouse grapes
were also exhibited. bunch OF Bsrbar0ssa grapes
weighing over six pounds The exhibition VIII continue
to-day The Judges-Charlos Downing A g. Fuller. aud
Z. I. Quian-made the following awards Yesterday -.
collection City correctI namo vfuenes
pint OF each $50 Reig eramer Newcastle n OF
~ varieties .. ,
display Of Strawberry Plants pot IN flt-n)t
les twsntyf yarietie. $40. Reidg Heramer -
Por tue best varieties two qasrts each % s het
Por the be new Seeding having perfect bsore
hb!ed aod worthy Of cultivation msket VineJ t rfoL hnn
man, Flushing. L. l. -. a.,
conditions as the preceding $40 w Oufs"1 vns'on -
for the Late Prolific
best coecti of Seedlings than hvs varieties
Por the quart Of Agrcu1t ~ Resig Heximer for ths
best Of Black Defiance bJ b. w. Dnran Tor The best qaaIt Of
2 80 sprngsted the b- qar Of Charles Downing 81
ke'g ie1amri for the best quart OF Jnena ~ rho % a.og
Lenns White George Herbert Pekskl f the het quart
Of Tromphe de Gsnd % Rsg exame for The best Iu o
Wilson, 90 g Hersmer for The best quart Of Green Polc
The bo Berry Basket prze as,r toe
fac.ures), Sj. Beecher Basket Co WaerbaY Conn
For the and collection OF Hohoue Gs- not S han
Eve 80 Robert Carey gardener b Ms H. rumbe West
Chester, Chester Co. Peln.-3 varieties.
Por the best two bubes variety % % same Tor BoN,)i
For display of Early veset.bs v.ncs $40
Special awarded George Herbert for Russes Pro
life ami 70 Williams hontca j. for Lady Fingers Also 1i
and ths large aal handsome col
lection Of Iew aud promising seedlings
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

haste with the help Of horse and buggy that belonged
10 the murdered man. Upon reaching tho house, the
neighbors found Mr. Hertzler lying In the center OF the
room with his rifle close by, 1t having been discharged.
His clothing was badly torn and saturated with blood.
One of the shots of tho burglars had pierced his heart
and another had broken his right leg while upon the
left temple Of the murdered man was threecornered
cash. made by some heavy weapon. In MT; Hertzlers
q SAFE which contained bonds 10 the value Of
$4,000 but furiousy were the burglars resisted that
they left without working for the prize whch bad
brought them there Suspicion was az once Grated
against several desperate men who were Known IN
Springfield and Nov. 29 1861. Onieers Donovan nn
Newcomb arrested Charles Scott at house near opis
field. He subsequently imprisoned IN tho C'ainS ny
County JAIL but by means escaped thereIro, hn
has since been rowing a noted burglar IN 'a'ou'
parts OF the United States. -.
reward Of 5000 has been standing for neary iouf
years for the return OF Scott to the authorities OF Oo
All through Scot's late imprisonment, he has eFhcou
dread Of frghtful crime turning up against MN,
and at last justice appears to have completely oyertkeh
him. and in respects, submissive To ms a,e.
On more than one occasion during his stay In the
hospital, he expressed his determination TO mend nus
WAYS but like given TO desperate deeds, ne wouin
succeed these expressions about Intended reform wh
profane sayings Of as to what become or NM
Scott engaged ut time In Springfield as ueaor
In fish In the marke place. afterward as the Keeper OF
small grocery store place called Strngtown. ana
again he peddlar of fancy pictures But his origin
Is mystery, and his life being varied ana desperate
one, its details likely to be known only to the one
directly connected with them.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
CONNECTICUT.

WOMEN TO GOVERN THE STATE HEREAFTER
Mrs. Woodruff has at last hit upon prac-
tical way of converting the influence OF woman hto
formidable political power. Connecticut Is yer! oose
State politically and is there that the experiment
70 be tried The following Mrs. Woodhulrs new ue
parture:" ,..
There is one Of those exceptional conditions OF pont
cal affairs at this moment in your State TO wlch ths
workings OF institutions are always naote ta anu
which on this occasion gives us our opportunity 70
influence felt the politics OF the country aespf &c
the injustice OF those with whom the administration Vi
the laws is now lodged The two great PaItes Dce
evenly balanced in Connecticut shat 10 cnaDRe shslo
vote In each town OF the State, and all In te sSIe
will at the next State election be enough 10 ueoue
sssue What 1 have, therefore, 10 suggest ana wha'
/ propose to aid you by any means IN my powei
TO execute Is this: Wait till the nominating cohVeh
tions of the two partesthe Democratic and the RepuD
lican-shalI have made their announcements OF thel
candidates. Call your convention. Canvass tht
procivties of the candidates nominated by both parties
and select the ticket to be favored by you from among
those candidates and then TO 1t that every one OF
those canddatehOse OF course the most iSvoIaDe ~
the concession Of Tights-be elected Ien1er anu @
urge the acceptance of votes at me polls on
81 they arc rejected IL all the same that your can
ddates be elected tothO fail This you can easily ae
complish on Influencing ne UOteS Of men, Not one VOtt
each town. but ten twenty in each town, can DC
carried in this way. and you will hold oVerwheihhgy
the balance OF power"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
LATEST SHIP NEVS.
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aDDIVEn

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-, IA otnaa Margs, RoadOai tor HNtiorh
- n,l,pssk Avery. Rondout Tor SAeh
sshr M.scllan, Phare, Virginia
cSs n,,st IAndel rsyior. virgintt.
spht r.lcstuc, rhsfc, Virginia
s,ht 4 Jeanf -, Cattlar Nifqms
- A 4. Sasht Wihts. Alexandra
80 I,uAen Hyari. klAhctApug ivr bl.tor..
$50, l,. Ncson 0r.cn Eiraheihport for rsubion
schr Fi,iax f,sh, nane LAzabehpoft TOT Boston
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New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
uARDFNED CRIMINAL IN PHILADELPHIA.
a. Ty-,m The PAiLdiSlphid dgI

Charles Scott. alias "Tomn Scott, alias John
Fox the man who shot by Lieut. flaherly apout Az
days go has turned out To be even Tar more ues
criminal than he was first supposed 10 be by the ponce
authorities of this city, and reqsiIlOh IS nuuy
pected from the Governor OF ONO, Ior @ s terrble
murder committed there nearly four years ago athaEn
Scott believed TO have been concerned IN soe o ,r @
most desperate burglaries committed ~ tns soy or
two or three years past, the dreadful deed that now
seems TO be upon him takes precedence OF az ms
became the prisoner Lieut.. Flaherty fear OF Justice
came upon him which has evidently made MN Wiling 70
dare anything almost to make his escape Whe AT tLe
bsoai his Whole study seemed 10 be how he might get
away but he in the hands OF faithful vslant 0n
GERS Of the law, who kept constant watch over nun
being allowed to remain at the Pennsylvania Hos
nfal until serious results from his wound were no longer
apprehended, Scott securely nanaced ana removed
~ Ijeni Faherty to tue County Prison, on Friday
morning last. IL necessary 10 guard aSausl eNeiy
possibility of escape In the removal or TINS eshss
away from the clutches the law, and well was his
last arrest and incarceration hanaged ~ no Pt Pona
for once irresistibly In the power OF tue law. -,
The fearful crime charged against scott by the author
1861 about five miles West Of Springfield IN that state
on the Valley Turnpike, In that locality lived one OF tue
Daniel and ms family Mr. Hertzler had acquired
fortune OF 100000 and was widely Known as hs fLesi
dent of the old Clarke County Bank About O'Clock on
The morning referred the wife of Mr. HertZer 10
look after sick child and after administering TO some
medicine. she laid down again Dut Few minutes His.r
ward heard unusual noise In the house Az TINS tne
Mr. Hertzler sleeping soundly. ana his wife awoke
him and told him of what she had heard moment
aferward Mrs HetZler was seized by te throat by al
unknoyn desperado aud Mr. ertker. taking up rifle.
which was near by, endeayorcd 10 protect himsoii
despepo struggle onsuod between Mr. HertEer and one
of tho burglaTs during which shot was nrod and o,
hearing this the man who had seized Mrs iicrtkioi
lei 90 his hold and went to assist his confederatna
several more shots firtd aud during the frarfu
cOp1t Mrs IIcit2rr effected an escape fi6m the huur
ard ran 10 alarm tho nonrcst nrlghhots, who p'ompn
been tho encounter with MI lIorHlpr that the burglar
were gad TO oscavo with tboir iios. and got awm ~
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
EASTERN Girls IN CALIFORNIA.

FfOH ThS san ffaacsso Bulttn ysHf
TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNR's san Francisco cor
respondent recently delivered himself OF article en-,
tIlod Come aud Marry U.s., III which Re Hugo'tod
that California had abundance OF gold hut 40 women
utalo girl sends the following response to the lcadinS
officer of u public institution Of this city;
"BuFfALo MAY n isii
"Mn -, After having read your cordial invitation
for WORKING girls, thought u no moro than ltuor 10
reply Tue prospect would bo very paorns sopp1s,ng
We could get the money 10 come sithi hut, a. audv-
stand the thing there 4 hut little to ho saved nut o so
n week after Furnishing wearing apparel i41'le 20
won think how many there would u1ntn AT thr
prospect OF "a residence In California how many thcfr
nrr ihnf would be willing 10 NnIk and paA double hfu
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