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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24


V y NoXubeo County is represented
b the L. s. Court, now in session
erI Oxford, by two niggers of a
be pale molasscs color, named White
tITT And Davis. ne was Il member Of
ci the Legislature, the other, We be-
Rcyc, "A clerk in the Senate. The
NJ" 1arpct-bag and ScalIawag Fratcrni-
a IVA Of Noxubec belongs to them, and
I'd, pr county has the peculiar infamy
ed IN n having two negroes TO rule the
ut Of white trash" of the Radical party.
he M he cunning Of the negro, and the
de',l No-thirds white blood, which fur.
WI nishes them with what intellect
10 I hey posses, is very well blended,
rang nd We give them the credit Of say.
IuIeS. hg that they play their cards re.
such Narkably well, and we congratulate
~ do be Radicals on having two Negro
18TH nasters to rule over them. 1t is
''''''D Nthtr humiliating, however, to set
Gal, ADw obscquious the aforesaid "whitC
Rash" is to thor pumpkin %coloreC
aeC RrdS, and how well the latter as
me tho virtue Of superiority i
, 'I I'F, loy have it not, over the Republi
! feet N Caucasian blood that has boel
A E .oot tered through the sciyc Of Recon
ird pr lructlon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

Noxubee County.
Chanccry Court at Rules Wednesday June
7th, 1871.
j B Mastin
[847 VS..
G Il Alnes Etal }
ITHIS day it appearing to the Clerk and
J. Master at Rules upon affidavit filed,
that the defendants, Charles Y Allen, {
Villa Williams and her husband Charlr,
Williams, Mary NJ Baker and her husband
TIC Baker are not c]itizons Of this State,
but reside beyond the limits thereof 50 thai
the ordinary process, of this court cmlno'
be served upon them. 1t is therefore
ordered hat publication be made in the
"Macon Beacon" a public newspaper
printed and published in the towno Macon
in she county OF NoXube", in the State o
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks
requiring them to be and appear befor,
this court ut the next term thereof to BE-
holden at 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 bctakel
for confessed rs to them.
Done Mt Rules this the 7th day Of Jun,
A d 1871. GEO. ). SMITH,
Junrl7-5ts Clerk.
II W Foote Sol.
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IL. A squad Of about twenty U. S.
5 ,a Idlers arrived here on Saturday
suI Nt' They Immediately proceeded
attend to their duties, and have
rested several of our citizens in
Re county and sent thom,to Oxford,
ssther as principals or witnesses, it
d, y supposed, in the Ku Klux cases
d ut have occurred in this vicinity.
Pc man, we understand, was taken
.t.ba II hurried off a Jew minutes after
{" { death of one Ofhis family. The
cd, lmbor arrested and summoned,
G ir far, we think is about twelve
said llch will be increased considera,
during tho week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

We are authorized to announce
ClIAS. CALLAWAY rs candidate
.jor the Office Of Circuit Clerk OF
.Noxubee county. Election Monday,
Nov. 9Th.
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DR.. SHELTON

WAS resumed the practice Of medicine
in Macon and the vicinity and res
pcctfully tenders his professional services
to his triends and the public.
RGg" Office in the south end ofthe Harri-
son block, immediately over that occupied
by Messrs. Yates 4 Baskerville.
Mav20-tf
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. rag The Fourth of July will be
celebrated in Memphis Tenn, by
b real estate distribution, that is
several hundred thousand dollars
worth of property, will fall into the
Bands Of lucky holders of tickets.
Mr.. I. B. Ferris, at SINNERS.
pas been appointed the agent for
Glacon, and will furnish catalogues
containing descriptions of the prop
frty and other particulars.
Esy" M0SoR's Improved Fruit Jars foi
balc at YATES & MURPHEY'5.
Mav27-3ts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

The weather during the past
fek has been excessively warm
tuesday last the thermometer
Pc to ninty-fve in a situation al
Eether uncxposed to the sun.
|osday night was almost unendu.
Ple, much the warEaest night Of
season,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

MUstcAL.-"Among the thousand and
one Pieces:ofiesSdt s Che public, we scarce
ly know any instrument so fully uniting
all the desirable qualities sought for as the
Kuabe Piano. The reputation of tho
kuabe Pianos is an infallible guaranty of
excellence. In the houses of the most ac-
complished and wealthy Of our citizens,
aud il our hest seminaries and colleges,
these magnificent instruments may be
found, Nor is this any wonder, for, in
purity, depth and constaucy of tone. they
are unsurpassed. Their graduation of scale
is so exqalsitely, and, at the same time,
comprehensively attuncd, that they are
capable of expressing every emotion of tho
human heart aad soul. Their tone is ex-
quisitely pure aud unique, and so even,
sweet aud sympathetic that it inspires all
who listeu TO it, while at the same timC
the aetioR is perfectly free, and the Keys
rcsonRd to the touch with such sensitive
ness aud iN~tekigenee, SO to speak, as ia
make crs almost think that tho MUD Of
the mapufsetnreT Fingers in Ills work.
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Attention II. & l., 60.

nore will be a called meeting OF
company at the Hall, mex.
SaSy night, a full attendance
esIred,
Il, McPEAk
u-lt SeCrotar
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

n77r Jacob Holberg & Co, have received
4 large variety Of window shudcs, with the
Best fixtures in siso
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24
Cheap For Cash.

The stock of goods belonging to
the estate OF W. l.. Skinner, is be
ing rapidly sold off at cost, by the
Administrator. The advertisement
5n this paper will certainly attract
your attention, but you should not
delay, if you want good bargains.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

HAVING lately furnished my Stable
IA with vehicles Of thu latest style,
and good stock. | would solicit the
patronage Of the public, always msurls
satisfaction,
ANEW HACK, just from The iaDtory,
will connect with al trains, Nalrra loft
at the Metiha6ts E.rhugc or die siubie
will be promptly attended To.
Es6 Families md pa-iie' vii find nv
new Heck a very pheasant and agreeable
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24
Attachment Notice.

Il. i, IEayuie Attachment
vs.. for
JAS. y. Murdoch. J SO %.
p. IL. Hamilton Attachment
vs.. Tor
JAS. D. Murcock. J $40 90.
WHEREAS attachments were issued in
w the abovu eases against the estate OF
james D, Murdoch rsturuablc to the Justi-
cc's court Of the 18th District on Saturday,
the 81 day of June, 4. D., 1871, and said
defendant not being found in NoNuhoc
county, II Is therefore ordered by the court
that publication be made in the Macon
Beacon, newspaper published in NoNubec
couuty. for four weeks. Now, If the said
JaHo$ y. Muriuck fails to appear before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace IN or
before the 18th day OF July, A. D., ISL,
and plead 70 said action, judgment will be
entered against him and the property at
tachcd will be sold.
In testimony whereof, | have horcunto
set my hand snl seal this 81. day Of June,
1871. THOMAS HAYNES, seal
Junel0-it Justice of the Peace.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

There will be an election in thia State,
Nov. &, 1871, for State and County officers,
anJ par,ies desiring Ia become candidates,
,,n have their names announced as such by
complaining with the following terms
For State and district offices SIS; for
comfy Offices, $40; for Boat and Town Off
yes. s.. No candidates hume will be III
serted until the cash is pnil. All personal
political communications, or calls for per
son, to become candidates, will be charged
At rogulur advertising rates in advance.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24
AY!HAY!RAY!

* Bales Hay for sale for cash at
eDO b. f. HOWELS
JuHe24-2t- Livery Stable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

LUMBER LUMBER - Y. +. Ferris
j. the agent in Macon for L. s. Disinukcs
u Co.'S Mills.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24
LUYE Bs17s! LUNI BIER!
Shingles! Shingles!
For Sale at the Macon Depot.

7 AN now prepared to furnish Lumber
4 and Shingles by the carload, At the
shortest notice and will keep Il good supply
on hand for GREENBACkS or will eX-
change for Corn or Bacon, and am prepared
to haul to any point
may20-tm d. &. FARMER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

M" Bottled Soda, always standing in
ice at FRED MARES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24

The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
Chanccry Court at Rules Wednesday June
7th, 1871.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
.Ku-KLux.
The Congressional Committee stiII Is
Sitting, tOnIy This, and Nothing
ltore."

WARRINGTON, July S.-Judge r
b. Carpenter, oil Charleston, SOutt
Carolina, was nearly five hours before
the Ku-Klux Committee, to-day. He
testified that there had been Ku-Kluz
outrages In some portions Of South
Carolina and that they did not result
from hostility to the Federal Govern
ment, but were natural outbreaks Of
men who hsd no redress through
the. forms and administration Of law
The Government of the State was de-
fective and venal; it had increased the
debt to 81, ,000, 900 and net mile Ol
railroad not foot of canal or aschool
house had been. When last year he
was a candidate for Governor, he
travelled in every county In the State,
but one, enjoying the most intimate
and convivial relations, and he had
never heard a man utter q word
against the Federal Government
He repeated that there was opposi.
ti0n to the maladministrstion of the
State GoVernmeft by incompetent
and corrupt officials and the exercise
OF their functions in an inefficient and
corrupt manner.
Members of the Loyal League per-
petrated Outrages, such IS murder and
burning fine houses, before there was
any Ku-Klux Equalization. The pe0-
pie .had submitted quietly for two
years, until they had found they had
no redress through the election OF
Commissioners or the forms Of law,
hence the organization took place as a
means of redress. The Ku-KluX were
men of high respectability and not
men of low character.
Judge Carpenter, however, did not
indorse the organization. The c0ndi-
ton of things generally is bad; a tax
of four million has been leved for this
year, and il this should be collected,
it would bankrupt one third of the
State,
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RELIelOlIS SERVICES


LINDEN STREET tRRIsrIAN CHURcn To-
DAY. Sunday schOot tat AM communion,
loZ q m: Dfeachini. by David Walk ~ II I'd
q m and 3 pm. Strangers made welcome.
Beate al free.
REY. 1. 7. TIcHESoR will preach in the
First Baptist Church at lG1S m. and 81 pm.
Beats free. Sabbath school at 8 am.
METHODIST EPLs yoPAL CHURoH.-In the
United States Cour room WaIdran Block,
800 Main gtreet.- Quarterly meeting. Ser
vices at II am.
THERE viii be p bleaching at the Central
Methodist Church, Union street, al l016 am.
by Rev DR.. 8. Watson. Subject for the bene-
ut OF the young. A are invited to free seats.
sabbath school ct s. am.
PROF. T. W. JOHNSON, OF Jackson. Tenn.
Female Institute, Will preach this morning z
and night at Centra Baptist church Theme
this morning: " Thu Power Of the Bible"
SECOND PREsBYuiRIAN CHURcH.- Corner
Main and Beale STREETS. The Rev. VIM. b.
Boggs will preach tits morning, ST II o'clock
ana tonight at ~ O'clock.
FIRST CoNGREGA tIoNAL CHURCH, Union
street, between Third and DSsOto. Rev. a.
L. Baldwin, Pastor. Services Al il am. and
pm sabbath sch Dol monthly at ~ am.
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THE BIGAMlsT AT LARGE
Text Of Grants Pardon cOustaney and
Devotion Of Noble Woman.

WASHINGTON, July S.-This after
noon the Marshal Of the District re-
ceived a pardon granted in the case of
q. G. Bowen, which was dated July 1,
and read as follows:
AZ, Ulysses s. Grant, President OF the
United States, to all whom it may
concern, these presents come greeting:
"Whereas, On the 18th day Of June,
1871, in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding criminal
term, one q. q. Bowen was convicted
OF bigamy AID sentenced TO be I'M
prisoned for two years and pay S25O
fine; and
"Whereas. IL was represented that
he was innocent of any violation OF
the law, that he acted in good faith,
believing his former vile dead, and 1t
appears that he rendered good services
10 the cause Of the Union during the
rebellion and since its termination,
and has enGeavored 70 lead an honest
and upright life; and for these reasons
eleven Of the jurors who found ver-
dict against him, and many other citi-
zens of the highest consideration and
weight, urge this pardon, and the
United States Attorney would be graf.
lied by the exercise Of Executive
clemency;
" Now, therefore, /, Ulysses s.
Grant, President of the United States
OF America, in consideration Of the
premises, and divers other good and
sufficient reasons, me thereunto NOV
ing, do hereby grant TO said u. Z.
Bowen full and unconditional pardon.
lSignedl "U. 5. GRANT, President"
BY BANCROFT DAVIS, Assistant Secreta-
~ OF State.
The Marshal Immediately wrote q
release, and Bowen walked out OF jail
in company with Mrs. Pettigrew King
Bowen.
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CHICAGO.
Editorial Advertising Excursion.

CHICAGO, July San editorial ex-
cursion party viii start from this city
next week, consisting, besides Others,
of the following gentlemen: Bayard
Taylor, of the New York Tribune,
Gov. Hawley, of the Hartford Coslr-
ant, Thomas Know, of the New York
Heruld, Mr.. Bryant, of the Springfield
Mass, Republican, Gov. Bross, OF
the Chicago Tribune, George Jones, OF
the New York Times, and Major Bun
dy, of the New York Mdil, etc.
The party will first proceed to Du-
luth via Lakes Huron and Superior,
thence they will proceed via the
Northern Pacific Railroad to its pres
ent termination, then return to St.
Paul, thence via rail and stage to
Breckenridge, on the Red river of the
North, and thence by steamer to Lake
Winnipeg. It is expected that about
one month will be exhausted by this
trip, as each of the editors will prob
ably write up the trip for his paper.
The public win probably get large
amount of valuable information In
regard to the resources of this inn
portaRt section OF our continent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
FRANCE.
Current Gossip in and About Paris.

LONDON, July 6.-The Times pub.
fishes a letter vindicating the conduct
of United States Minister Washburne
during the siege Of Paris by the Yer
sailles army, and stating in the most
positive terms that Mr.. Washburne
was never in favor of the Communists.
The French National Assembly is
engaged in the discussion of a bill re-
Gently introduced, providing for the
elections Of Consuls General, and
fixing the day on which the same shall
be held.
Count de Chamb0rd has gone to
BRACES, in Belgium.
The French railways have made a
considerable reduction in the tariff OF
rates for the transportation of goods
and passengers.
General Faidherbe is engaged in the
preparation Of a history Of the war
with Germany and its successor, the
civil war for the possession of Paris.
Many prominent French Republi-
cans, including a number of the men,
bers OF the Assembly, have given a
banquet in honor Of Gambetta.
The deaths ia Paris are rapidly de
creasing.
It is announced that the city of
Paris will issue q loan to the amount
Of 100000, 600 francs, to be expended in
repairing buildings, monuments and
public works damaged during the
siege.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
RACES.
On the Beach at Long Branch-HOOp-dee
DOOden do l-6raHt's at Home.

LONG BRANCH, July S.-First race
was a hurdle race, for $500, 2 miles
eight hurdles, won by Julius; time
not given.
Second race-Purse, $1,000; all ages,
three mile dash, won by HelmbOld,
beating Regards and Gerald in the
order named; time, SAB.
Third race-The Monmouth sequel
stakes, $2350; two miles, was won in
the following order: Nellie Ransom,
l by lengths; MOnarchist, 2; Nathan
Oaks, 8; StaekwOOd, 4; Express, 5,
and 25 lengths behind; time, 2:4O4.
Express was great favOrite before
starting, against the field. The great
est excitement was manifested during
the race
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FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale n Ida City, on LOrg
Island. New fork.

IDA CITY is situsted on Long Island. 81
miles from New Ork city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City
Lots there are hereby offered for sale en- the
following terms; Fifty dollars each, on 8
credit OF ten years, pay able In ten annual In.
stalments-say So 0i per year on each lot
The parties owning the above property pro.
pose to sell to the Sonthern people one-hsIl
Of the lots. say 4W0, on the above terms
without interest The East River Bridge Is
now in process OF construction. CONNECTING
Manhattan Island, upOn which New York e
situated, with Long Island.
This Is good opportunity for any person
of this section OF country 20 invest small
sums in the purohtse Of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach OF all. Prop.
erty on Long Island viii rapidly increase in
value As soon as East River Bridge is com.
pleted.
Map OF the City OF Ida can be seen, and full
information given, upon application being
made to JACOB THOMPSON
or IiY. FONTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary,
jy9 NO, IS Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09

CINCINNATI, July s.-Cotton in light
demand but holders firm at 20H@202<c.
Flour firm. Wheat fair demand at 81 200
25 for new. Corn firm at SIC. Rye firm
at 95c for new. Oats steady. Groceries
unchanged. Provisions quiet and weak.
Whisky at go.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
MOn-Resdsut Notice,

No. 2l4, K. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, rennessee.-John C. Fe-
Bles VS.. ". A. Ftcthner ct Al.
IT appearing from he amended bill, which
i is sworn TO in thin cause, that the defend
ant, W. A. Fitchner, justly indebted to the
complainant in the ium OF $500 % ara inter-
est, due by bill Of e,sGhRnge. and that he Is
nonresident OF tht state of Tennessee. and
that for these causes an attachment was sued
out of this court against the property OF de-
fendant, Fitehner. aid the same was issued,
and has been retUrE ed by the sheriff, duly
levled on the property Of defendant, W. A.
Eigchner:
II is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he maks his appearance herein,
at the Court-Rouse OF the SecOnd Chaneery
Court IN the city of smphis on or before the
first Monday in Septe mber, ISL, and plead, an
swer or demur to CO n Plainant's bill, or the
same viii be taken or confessed as TO him,
and set for hearing eLparte, and that q copy
of this order be pull tiished once g week, for
four successive weel:s In the Memphis APP
peal. This July 8, lEl.
A copy-Attest:
N. d. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BELCHER, De Duty c. and N.
Geo 3illham, Sol. for compl'nt. i've So
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NEW YORK.
THR CzAROwITCH COMING.


New YORK, July 8.-Oflcial ad-
vices from Russia dsclare that the
Grand Duke Alexis AlexanderoVitch
will certainly visit this country next
fall, and will probably arrive by the
first of September. A squadron Is to
accompany him, which now lies at
CrOnstadt, and numbers several Of
the finest vessels in the Russian navy,
two of which are the frigate Seveltana
and irOnclad frigate Kinaz Pogarsky.
The object OF the Grand Duke in de-
laying his visit Is to escape the heat Of
an American summer, and aisO the
recommendation OF CatacaZy, Rus
sian Minister at Washington, in order
that he may be present at the next
session OF Congress, and more formal
ly testify TO the amity that exists be-
tween Russia and the United States.
wHAr DOES THIS MEAN?
A special from Washington states
that Senator SchurZ has written let
fer to a gentleman In Washington, In
which he strongly expresses himself
iD favor of Charles Francis Adams, of
Massachusetts, for Vice President OF
the United States In 1872.
BOLD THEFT.
NEW YORK, June S.-As gentle
man was coming out Of the Citizens
Savings Bank, at the corner OF Bow
cry and Canal streets, this morning,
with 5000 he had justsdrawn, he was
siezed by two men, one Of whom held
him, while the other rified his pOek-
cts. The thieves were arrested.
TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
BALES OF COTTON BURNED.
NEW YORK, July Sire was dis.
in the. cotton, Of De-
witt & Duncan, Is Bridge street, there
were tWO-thOusand three hundred
bales of cotton stored in it. The fire
began on the second floor, near the
hatchway, in 3 lot Of cotton bales that
were tied up there, which were sold
last week. Several hundred bales Of
cotton were more or less damaged by
the flames and water, the latter being
the cause Of the principal part Of the
damage. Dewitt g. Duncan's loss ex-
ceeds $500 on the stock. Insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
Ku.Klux DeVIltries al St. Paul, MInn.

ST. PAUL, July S.-A large mob
from saltwater, with four steamboats,,
came down to Hudson, this evening,
and began pulling up the piles driven
by the West Wisconsin railroad for a
bridge at that place. The bridge was
commenced without any provisionary
legislation by the State Of Minnesota.
A pile driver viii be kept running all
night, and it is claimed they can drive
faster than the Others can pull out.
This is a new development regarding
the West Wisconsin connection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09

NEW YORK, July 8.-Special dis
patches state that all testimony in the
case Of Mrs. Sherman, the wholesale
Connecticut poisoner, is in, and that
the examination has been adjourned
until Monday, when the counsel for
the prisoner viii probably make an
argument in favor Of the dismissal of
the charge, as ii is not sustained. 1t is
believed in Derby, however, that the
case viii 60 to trial, and that the de-
tense will be the fashionable one of
insanity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
A Mason suppOsed Murdered

NEW YORK, July S.-A man known
TO be a merchant, doing business on
Market street, Syracuse, paid visit,
with his wife and child, to Staten
Island, on the Fourth, stopping at
Lewis Hotel, Clifton: He left to go
to the race at New Depot, and has not
been heard of. He had $500 in his
pocket, AMI wore a Mason's badge.
The Mas0Ds are to send home the poor
wife, who had only twenty-five cents
in her DOssessiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
NoTlCE.

HAVING taiten out Letters OF Administ-a-
IL tion upon the estate of CHARLES ii.
DoKION, dsceaIIed. this is to give notice to all
parties Indebted TO said estate to come for-
ward and make settlement with nae, and to
all persons having eletmR against said estate
TO present the same properly prObatod,
Within the tiIae prescribed by law or this
notice Will be plead In bar Of their recovery.
NAPOLEON HILL.
Administrator OF the estate OF Charles II.
Dorion, deceased. les