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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
st,r,stn,ss sopt.sr.-Dic bsraut,tss,noe g'aat.

.L- f -f. e.
lleber 8aoOwa ientte ld bic 9dntmea
runs zines triben, tulten, nebli9en Wins
tertdges. Sas S6lpb itano spilden ben
entlaubten Ydumen einiam unb finlter ba,
uouitdnois nit ieiner olitern, ialt unbetnl=
li6en llmsebuns barmpnireno. sSsSbpre
beS eiisrnen @itters, weldes ben 9erdur
niisen 8prplas ,lmsab, waren Selhlonen,
eben 10 bic Sbar oes Sauptpprtals, fait
ale Seniter buntel, nur aus wenigen
ibimmerte Elm matter 2idHden. 5in
uno pieoer bsmeste iid cine rnenidlide
Geitalt iber ben Ylat, uin balb unb eilig
pieber in oer 3bar eines giebensebdupes
au peribwinoen. Obne bies lpiroe man
oas SdloB fit unbewpbnt sebalten baben.
aein @erduid, bic Sbdtisteit bon Uten>
i6en beiunpenp, unterbrad bic Stille Der
beraufSiebsnoen Na1t; MIR suweilen itrid
Der Dinp lsiie, einem Seufser poer einem
alagelaute dbnlib, barb bic boben @ipfel
Der entlaubten 8dume. a'i.3 a.a
| Ser @rai itanc por ieinem IrbeitstiIde,
aui benz mebre @atsferSen brannten, unS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
Or, g. 8, (sjraut,

9ar. 2s, EHuresSibcrtpffraRe, Baltimore,
iua 500 Strdt 5aben, pCnn CT gngbrht!stet, enit'
robrsnz9ntSlneun9, besinnenoe Sdunoiudt, Surg
at6migttit, Serlun Der Stimme, &dtdrrb nnb ole
SciOcn oes Safes, oer 9un9c, Der Sarniue9., bcs
Ytutes, Der Saut, 0brrniauieu, 9pspepHe. S8Giiers
@srosaiGoa1e @S aagcnS anS SbTmirant5citsnf GntdB
furrt. gBcr init bier nitbt anscilbren eetoen bcbots
tct it, ioute uid,t prrseiieu, eah Or. Grant aue
ucbcl beiit, wie iie aud beBcH unb bcibltien ien
m6Scn. @r beIntbt Die Sranfen bel Gag unb Del
ytaGt, (Hpri2119O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
aSeapetfer fhr StetSenSe.
ore. Nhiu @ifenbahn.


Rad alteu Stntt toHeH - Mn llbr glorgens,
stsss a% i:d5 SIiss4n!I5ads a ssHa,ass aSsS;SaH; ]
men). Der u9r VforleHBu9 uerbinoet IT'D NIT
Snae6Rr9 uRo Sauionbur9, pia Nanaiies @aps
RGabem % ReRen-um Los unO s. 10 absHbs.
Ra1 iSrc0ertd uno 9Ggerstoun - um 5
nor 1iOr9en5 uH0 i.tO abenOs (aussenOmm'n Sonn-
tag5).
uuO i.2O, 4.O5 un6 Godlul. (SoHHtaae ausgsIom,
Heu), uno uad W cunt trp um ll9r gfa6m.
Rlb gD btngto IN nm APO, 6.0S, Z, $50
uno i.3O ptOr9eRs nno 2, $50, i.45i $50 u9u. 10
TSG auuapOIls- um ti.3O Wlorsens unb 4.45
Rahm.
Bon 2Bafbtuetou-6. 6.i5, 8, 9.25 Worsens
uno t2 49, 800, 4.iO, $40, 6.i5, 40 un6 abeaos
%bilaeelpbias 9S ilmuatpH: 8aIto. GifenbGbu.
un6 ,,Seldnarer Giien6abn'"-u nm % DIors
8ehs 5oantags ousgenommenl.
Nlh b ttao oetp b a uno " no ort lbst
8errppiIc nah Bort Seport abbte9eno) um $50
Tor9en5 zonnta9s ausseuommen).
&l@ . taeel auno Y sps PIT Snb
bluoeno) un 2.4O Rabmttlaas tSonHtl9s aus9es
Sud Ben g stattOnsub 9Ort0epOtlt-
nm llhr Gadmtitd9s SORHta95 aus1enoulmsu).
giod V Ybtlaoetp5 ID UNI 7.25 abeHos tag.
Nat Rcw sgort- Grpre5sus um 1910 ab,nOs
SSiiaSeIpbfa s3uItc. Central Gitenbabn
ptrldjt Baltimore um 7.25 Dior0ens nno 2.4O Ndds
Siaet4Sareou; Rr. t47, 8thzSaltimouRr.
R0reldle.S Scutral.Gilcn
Eah 8tttsburg, oem " uno Rorben
bis an bic j idgdrGz Gdlte, an alien St4tioz
u.n 5utbcn Baltimore un0 gort aubaltenb - tdgli9
nm s. so Yiorlcns SOHntdgs au5Jenoulmen).
RuG %IttsbHr0, oem u ctsG uno Rors
oen Ui5 gliIlidmsport uno @rte - tag
LID UNI t2,40 Jtlhmtta85 (Sounta8s aus9eHom'
mCr).
gtd9 gtttshurs, ben Iio9Graz GhlleR u.
8uifnto- - tG0ltdl un 1910 ubr ahenos.
fdh Bttttsbur9 uno o!nl Z u ON teni an
ben SGupt tadoHen S,utltben baltimore uno SaTisz
burg au9uiteno = tGJI1 UNI 4OaoenoS (Sonnta9s
au51euommeH.)
Je ttt6e Wurotduocr @iien6abn- un
$50 WiOrgen5 uno 3. 30 Rlbmttl8e.
JtICb q ettnShurB - ulH $50 Dtor0ens uno 12.s
20 uao ubr YGdmitsage.
JtGb Sanoptr- um $3.50 Wor9ens uHo 12.4O
unb 80 Jta6mttagS.
Sumbertanoer 6balsBa - $50 Wors
gems unb r. Hadmtttaes.
RAD 9ort-ti9lih nm 5.3J Na1mitta8s (SouRs
tags ausgeaOnmen).
Wad BARTON - td9li6 um II ubr abenbs
(SonHtdgs uusgenommen).
Si4etz8nrtau: Nr. 3, HoroaS0lOertItr.
GatuuSpiIlcr Nferccbabn.
Ghnolidl pOn ubr Dtor9cns bis lbr Gbenbs,
eonuta95 hlnoGh BON lbr YiOrgeue bis lbr
4Ornos uuo eoc balbe Stunoc pon 20 ubr AIen6s
nab GOuoon Yurt
y{au @l(icott Is ttu - nm 5 uuo 10 ubr Dior
gems uns uuo lpr Hdmmtta9s, Sounta9s tln9es
2JprEafpae 1fertcbdbn.
RadJ ON uioHto mn bdtbtInollGb pon 7.30 ubr
Qiorgen5 bis 1890 uno II ubr Ibtnbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
sounf am sr,,,onuus somfreo,

Sampf am 6reltag uns Samitas'
Bar.is, 10. april, iiber gonoon, l6.
april. .-@eitern Ibenb fano cine iirhtbare
Sanonabe itatt, Der 9n9riii Der NegernngsF
truppen rplirbe abcr iiberal suriidgei1la8e
3eute gfadnlittag (Samita9) piirOe Die Ma
nonabe wieber auiasnomlaeu. ebenio baS Sc.
webrieuer. Wie mit9etbeilt miro, 1T bas
Sort S''Sfiy iebr beibdOist, i'm llebrigen bate
bic sreitdslge &anonabe aber nur eiueu nnbe'
oeuteuben Grfolg.
bstlagt bic SalsitarriSteit Der Commune. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
SIS QIrlpI,uuua

fir Qusfuntt, iuelbc mid In ben Stuuo feet, init
nudhtbcuotn @triolcn su eoTreipcRoIten, o6r $50
tlr ieoe eH5tlue Yrriou:
Sbomas Softer, Stbrtibu tiber In Baltimore,
W0rOlauo
81. ar. BaIb, Shuc6er, iJlbsr IN fittgbnr0, Ya.;
u. aBemtcr, Sdluti0u, itlber III Sutohon, Ca;
man iOeuoe fd au u, =. GpauS, Rr. ara. Siies
dutbitrapsj $3.50, &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
Semti6e nno cnslifbe Sbnle.
&. Anapp,

Ss ,uiro poH Su5li ecbrsrn uoGtdabiacr 9ieals,
epruds, ySurtibz. Veiaasz nno 3ct1nens ilnhrrgi
io.pc int elapiriprlsn; onl 8srianeen bsbraiiqer
ilnterript III ueribiroeueu 8lGncu. Siir weibli6s
Grbsitcu lit cine eeDrerin an8eheIt. Wiit Der Sdnls
it cine 5urta2lrtat uertnipIt; Gub lperoen St1lei
III aoit uho eo9s senomlner.
Rlpare 4usfunft ertbtit Der Vrn5ipaI Der anlalt,
3. stnapp, Gde BON Sonibori!r. uno Sranse'aust
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
sller. ). yrauO, juu., u Gomp.,
ybecbGuNler inn 6rDf,en.

3ebn Gsnts @oib abSus aui alle Oualitdten:
G,roBe Senbun8en neusn Gbee's lest porrdtbt9 nne
sum Berfanfe bet 4 s-a~o
2iles. 9. Srane, tun., & Comp,
(San,20,tS) Nr. 35, Sisbts, nabe eombaronr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17

The ''CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
tn INNER eriol9rcib i'm 3obnaus3ieben obne S6me,
aen uRo unangenebme fSol9en pom @ebraude oe5
Saiss pegen Der iolscnotn @riiHbe: =,
~ bat lie Den Sibraud ots @oies In hcr 5abns
arjnettuut einaelabrt, uno pertebt oCsbalo bic
Sigenfbaiten oeiiehen;
p bat fie fp ausiGlieBlb uibrenb Der lesttn
iedl5 5dbre odmit oei6ditet;
81 10 ibr Sei6at 10 aus9eoe6nt, ba6 iie riemols
alteS ooer unrenes GaS gebraudt inbem iie
iolne erofe Guantitdten bdben mub, bas fte
genotsi9t ilt oites su md6ben. s,- 'ss
iibriee Sriabruu8 uno bejsinbi9e Gorge In Ser Bes
retun9 uno Singeouna ess reinen @ass su Der ednSs
Ilhsu 8sireinng uon SdmerSeu wdbrene Der i9Dies
ri9iten Operationen 5u ejute.
II. y. Vie .9olton Dental aioeaton" bat feline
Srueigz Sireaus In oieer Staft uno finoet man tie
nur In 4r. 81, SSeffs Sapetteffr.,
tS5-9O) 2. 9bire wsittidt pon Ser S6artestr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17

NttitS GoutgHm iou iUu2rbdlb G,u}OUattU
nod &crtugunB OTGomuJiidoH in yitW 2Orl
SuiaWmcutrctCU
8. Niciy 9lytit;l rtgulirt Die 2luitcIluug
Der ScNmttu CtS iub s Crmdbuttu GOutll
unS mo oicHOcu b3iigid) biiidJc in 6bu,
idltr lS2ilc wit }lrtltcl &.
2luS Der StnatSlcaislatur pou9SciUs
YJprF.
u bNnN, -. NpCil.-GiG ItmohdtIU
in Der y2litmJm" (0au5 Ou Stautslt9SIaa
TIM babcu Otu 9&iotrituuo Der ,,ltriituOcn"
j(Cpubliidntr gcbrohtu. QuS &tieg, ull.
dtS Gin, y&ubl iUr lluSiHuUug or &0Iuu;
iIiFSssruS tm I6. GtriIt ocr StlOt Jtuu
2lcuauorOutt lit nit 50 gtgcu 30 StImmcn
auJtnomncn luoroCu
GS 1T oitit5 Oanlwtl bc,pult uDrotu, 0o6
2SnauS, CtU HtpubliiduW ans &buutauQUu,
III oT 0tnOtrNtjihCu &Ortd itbTgtQNugCu
IT. lltdI Dem Commercial 2loUTtiicr" bat
&UOHS uou OcU QtmOtrdttU biuiir 500,
COZ CbaIttu.)
Sthiffeudd1rid,tcu.
9fcU Dor 10. Iprl.-Su ,Rbtin"
1T BON &rlmtu oultommlu, Der o0ottan"
Nu GNCuIa.
SNu TrOuStSto, - 2tprjl-9u
EOnoGmpcr ,Amtrjcd" lit nit 40 GOlltCn
PlN0giUm, 292 GhIUti.u uuO - 30paHciCH
uou Gbiua uugttOmucu Gr brjugt uou
DONG MONA yMhyIdtcu, lutItc bis Sum "a.
Mar; rtidDtIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
Dcut(brr 9ard)rnt
6ctl)rs0a-3 a-30dOrr

BON gShuFcfbd, gStecoHitu,
tm9olltU ron o,W uptNWihu Eatultatcn iuSrdnts
tut,u tu Wpu %, /. 10. NUr Hl5ut AUeluUt trie
Wlu uHiTJ &.WpGigtt. 5u tOhtH 5U allen Eruaus
Utn. ,ildat y. Seam, WtucTIl 4Bcnt.
lIilU3J, bJitCI &dlyIc5 uuo lCGbfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
gGeiHbrr8rr's,
gGcin6erger's
? dub uuS SticfcIzQd dbcu,

Yer 1dujt &owltb ciutr Shub Ndbrit,
lui Om 0r5i,u @trtroil5 .Au.tor6 @trtaui9tiluit.
llnACbcnCrC GurtBciIc,
ungCbrucrC SortBCiIe
tt.'W SsGiCH Duu
Sticfclu uuS Shuhcu!
Sticfclu Uuo Sdubcn!
,}tocS R0ar 5orlntirt!
5totS Rlar gdrautrt!
W
SScinbcr0cr'S
Sdubs mn StiCIrlzgaoen,
see ocr Gntaips uuo Snrdtoaaitr.
Hcfe Der Gutdips uuo Sdratcoaitr.
uUN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
pr. Il. ss'appin9tOn's
Observation-Disclosures

IN ciri Iiehetcs une sefdbrlpicS beilmittel fir
Suffem, SrPdItung, Seudjbuften, Seiierfeit &c.
@s bctieitigt @ntblnhlns uno orrbltrt oGburd
s y S't UUrSgSs yh Ssit S aS slsS Su1yh
madlt uuo bat groSe 3uirlcoenbeit 9cgebeu, %rdpas
rlrt BON Or. y. Sappiuston, Dir. A32, Sfors.
0anffrdRe. III tn
gu ba6rn betancnS SanbIsrn i'm Gastmetnsn. Rrcis
90 Sent6 (8ep. .23,fS) f..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17


Spatefe &abelberi6te.
90
Der franz. SIrgcrericg.
gBeiteres itber Die Sdnpie AM 8onnerlta9
- NIB Srettag.
Scitatieuna Ses SieaeS Der Snf,irs
genteu.
Die 0arf:1ung Der Sade .Settens Ser Re'
gieruus in Seriailes.
sssue Sample am Zamitas.
Sieg Der 9niurscntcn bel gtenillg. 400
Sefangene. i...
5 sinsrifFe anf 0auSres snriiefse7
fdlasen. a..
9arrtfaben in Yaris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
SaltintDre
Gire 9nluranCt Qfflrr.

Shepef;GcPe pcn Sputb. une gSaterffr,,
pcriibtgtudbreHb 9cgcu Scrlul Oocr Sdeocn ourd
Srinbunglhl iOUoBI i'll Der 9tdnt, mic I'M eanoe, ulle
artcu uun @igentbum, WObnz, Sa6en- uno QBadrCHs
Sdurr, Sun6dsJlter, adrrbauprobuftc, Nobelu,
Saiegtrdtbibaiten, i'm Bau besrncnc oocr i'm Saieu
IN Saouu9 pcfnbtite Eabr5cu8e II. I. 10.
SaS GireftUrium befiebt due fulgeuccn 3erren:
gB NJ. O. Sdrriion, 8rdltocnt;
Geo. U. SidrrS, 23m. 8. Srune,
S. 2B. Alrits S,u, 4upif,
Sdpio q. g3lon, g. Robt. Seuins,
Soidb bennington, g. gtortou Steluart,
Srancis z. Sting, .. S. HeDeomcr,
Scnru @duoU, Srpile SorfuiS,
81. Q. Stcuart, VI. 2D. 2apt0r,
Ssrael &obcu.
4ppltfdon5z zSorululart mo mctterc 9tadridht G6tr
bic 9eitnhllt miro In Der Siiice, Siibpclt=@ds uon
Soutbsn Q6atern., ertbet no OudI oIle auitri9e
ioiort erteoi9t lperocu. Scrt1Grun8en lueroen auf
irgenb cine 6rt Gn9enommeH, mcltbe ocr Applttant
iuGnbcn mag.
(San.f,tS.) 6r. ISpotfporth, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
Dr. ). c. 4llon[fon'a

EYffTB tE. y. y. 5EVUDIIUH5 .
BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
GHfpfs@fe FER &utap. uns SaratogaHrafe.
&oG liGub9c @ehtie 5u $40 bis St6, pelGe 9araua
tirt weroen, 3ufrie6cnbCit Ju 9eUGbren.
3dbnc luerpen obne oeu gerin9Ren Sdmcr5 aus9es
So9cn Su 50 @cnt5 pro Stii; reine @olbilunug uur
81; Ditto Sibcrilauu9 81. auf $40 Sabre sarGntrt.
Ol5 Slreau lit 81 jcbtr 9et ofen Sonntage bon
oi6 ~ br Sormittlge. (S4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17

g@- s5obn 9. s, Geor9 n. Serry,
Sabritanten upn feuerfeiten 3iegelteineu,
baben ibr Slrcau BON str. 29i Woutsomcrntrabe,
nat1 Der Wprfpff,&cfe her Samburgs une sSdrs
neritrahs pcrlest, woielbt ale auitrdss prompt
aussetiibrt uerben. (SGn.6,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17

gErinbcrgcr's S6ublaOcn,
Vfc puu Sutdpf uue SdrGtugdffr.
unb
Ipul7, ,3Dl,N Wr. tO3. sSsT sS'altimUrcIir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
A}rei8liite fiir 2QhNQrbcitelt.

ejchlbt SO st5 uno 500; 3aRnausSie6cn so 6ts.
teinc Gtha-Se5obun9 iilr Sadzgas:
Or. Z. y. HegiSfer,
Sr. 9A, Nurc sCntdips, unterbalb
(gP1yakf6 tqHt0 mr. g2uIfrrrrftrnhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
&impie bet Rtniag ant Sanntag.

9arrttabenin Yarts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17

icre Serbtouugen fnO oollfdubig ber9efellt,
md6rcuo bic Der Sniurgcuteu itntcrbrod)en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
IbrOOOr UlOkfr & SObn,

OenfIdJe Mnlnllte INN SnnbeganccrS,
Ser. 81, Spurtldneftr.,
beorgen ale @eidditc an oeu Deribieoencn biei0en
@Cridtcn, terttgcn 8aufbriefe un6 Sofumente aller
Nrt aus; ebcnio Soimddteu II. (. tD. (S4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
Selegrapbild)e 9epeldcu.

(Sortiebuns iolst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
SelegrapDil6e 9epeidJen. d
(Son Der naiiociirteu greiIe" fir orn ,DeutIbtn
6orreiponoentcn" bertntet. Der ,@orrelpons
bent" 1T oa6 eiuiiOe ogut,be 0iorgenblutt 8dls
tmore'e. Uelhe5 Die jHIlno uno SabelaSea
peiGCn Ue5iebt uno polfdnoig ueroftetlidt.)
Samitagss&a6el elberi9te.
n 8nr 8arts.
9ie GiehrrlaBr Der 9tesicrnugstrapa
pen. ..fa
,.l.9 n ben II Baris. .gHg
SDrbcrcitun9eu fir cine Ses
81, la9crnng.
SerratDerei unter zen SnIltr9enteu.
Serbrebcn Der Gefdneeneu.
Stint bnn eincut Ratiunalgarbifen
bcgan8ruc @orbtbatcn.
SeureS unb ct. Glouo bombarbirt.
SewDuitratiDn ,m 6nniten Der
Is umtnnne" IN Suulu0ne.

Scures unO ct. GlOuo bombarOirt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-27

Wlc g., Treasurer yyss ordered
mott pa,, or receive any " rranty
in favor Of Gilmore and Cline. ON
acr,up+ or new iaiI. unless other.
wl,. ordered 40 to do by This Board
or \ttorncvs omnloyrd in this raso.
Lewis Jenkins WAS appointed
oyor.oer oC3d Link Of SLiupaI.E
& BrooElvn road.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-27

ghc Scooba Spectator has been
la into an error BY some lntor-
u4ant, in regard TO the escape OF
kridge from our County Jall.
I'D weapons were drawn on Mr..
NDlt, the TAILOR, rs he did not see
she prisoner escape. The facts are
esc: ESkridge was chained, but
III filed his chain so ingonconsly
thAt he kept it concealed for sever,
I'll BAYS. Mr.. Holt the iaiIor, when
lid carried in the prisoners supper
Uni NIGHT had no idea of his chain
cut, as it had been examined
TIT day and reported all right.
sWliIc the iailor'a attention was di-
rdEtcd TO M Of the do0rS, Eskridgc
slhpcd suddenly out OF the other,
vent down stairs out of the front
d5or, and was free. Mr.. Holt mis-
sci him immediately and pursued
lin as far as practicable but the
.nirht was dark and favored his es.
CO. He has been searched for dn
rIpg the past week, nnsucccsstuIIy
Wtlle Spectator is also in error as
to the time of the escape. 1t wa
Monday night instead OF Wodnes
AN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-27

Warmers EmmenogOguc is the only AR
ticlc known to cure the whites, (t will
in every casc.) Where i the family
in which this important medicine IS not
wanted! MothU., this is the greatest
blessing ever offered You, and you should
immediately procure il 1t is also u sure
curo for all Female Irregularities, and
MAY Sc depended upon in every case
whore the monthly How has been OBJ
structcd through cold Or disease.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-27

relu The last number Of the BEE
for this season was issued this week.
This lively little paper has been
printed in the Beacon Office every
week, (with the exception OF several
week aftnrour office was destroyed
since last October, for the cntcrpri-
sing house of Il. W. Phillips Co.,
and we venture TO SAY, when We
consider the amount Of their stock,
which is large for the interior, and
the extent of their advertising, that
it is without precedent in this coun
try. We return them our hearty
thank, for their liberal patronage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-27
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brandy, whiShcy, wine, biltcra, or any
other article. 1t is moro healthy, and
cheaper, Both male and female, young
or old, can take the Wine of Life. 1t is,
ia fact, Il life prcScryer. Those who Wish
to enjoy good health and Il truc flow Of
lively spirits, viii do well TO take the
Wine ct Life. 1t is different from any
thing ever before in use.
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Real Estate Cor Sale,

7 Offer for sale my home place situated
in the Northern part of Macon, con-
tanning about nincty-tivc acres Of land ::
sixty acres cleared. House has eight
rooms, has been recently painted, has n
large c%ommodious cellar, all requisite out
buildings, has Il fine Young orchard and
vineyard, Of. the best varieties of fruits "
grapes. The place is hcdgcd with Usage
orange and p]yricantLms. will also sell
the Boyle and Woodson places, lying
adjoining, and nearer the business part Of
town: These contains about ( acres each.
A very good frame house with 6 or :
rooms is on tho Boyle place, together with
necessary out building and n 2 room
house on the Woodson place. Apply I
undersigned At Macon.
May6-Gm. II. \. MINOR.
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GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

TllE undersigned will sell 100 acres Of
4 land, 3! miles from Macon on Louis
willie road. This property will be sold as IL
whole, or divided in'o25, 40, TO and 50 acre
lots if purchasers desire. Corn hand is cX-
c%ellcut, cotton land very fair, timber fine.
ONE substantial, comfortable improve
ments. Possession given in fall after gath
crjng Of crop. For information apply on
premises to X. j. WALKER.
May2U- I'm
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pa Mason's improved Fruit Jars for
ale at YATES " NURPilEI'S.
i.a47-3t3.
DIED, on Wednesday evening last
Mr.. wv. l.. SKINNER, aged 81 years,
/ months and II days, His funeral
was attended by Il larg' concourse
of citHens and he merchants closed
doors, during tho ceremonies, as Il
mark Of respect for one OF their
number who was universally res
pcctcd and beloved by all, He
leaves awirc and one child to mourn
his loss. Mobile and Columbus pa
pers please copy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-27

As we are to have an election
eXt fall, there will be a great deal
still-hunting among candidates.
ow they will purr around the dear
pth Amendments, and rub them
pity like cats when they wish to
pin votes and how careful they
TllI be, not to STROKE them the
Trong way. These ljths just be-
Pre- an election are our most dis.
|nguished fellow-citiaens,
Tho weather Of late is somewhat
lvorable to what little ofthe plant
& Interest is left to take care Of
has been warm and pleasant with
SEASONAL showers to kctf The soil
working order. We know not
H. what Il season may bring forth.
"
l'Nad the published proceedings
the Beard of Supervisors in thi,
ottho Beacon. They contain
f'cn that is important and inter
ing to our county folks.
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CHEtP MEAT.
He who Eats will Read.

Id. j. X, Davis, of Tenn, has lately
,encd IL house in Macon, opposite the
office, Eyttc We srllf properly cured
liz At the following prices, which will IN
s6btcdly attract the attention Of the
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Proceedings Of he Board SuperYi-
SOrS.

Proceedings Of he Board SnpCrIi-
SOrS.
May Sth, 1871.
A special meeting was held, pres
ont, Thomas, Yates, Chandler, Bal
lard, Clerk and Sheriff.
The following We're appointed
road Oycrsccrs:
" d G Henderson, $ S Fields,
SouthaiI Shelton, J ii Green, X a
Bird, Dayy Dew, W NJ Nceyos.
May 22d, 1871.
A meeting was held, present,
Thongs, Yates, Ballard, Chandler,
Inubnit, Clerk and Sheriff.
On motion Of c. NJ. Thomas, } W
Chandler was unanimously elected
President ofthc Board.
John luabnit was admitted to Il
seat rs amend. ofthe Board, from
District No. 1, having presented his
commission from the Governor.
Report Of 5 \ Jackson and jos.
BardwclI, Bridge Commissioners
was received aud the CONS dis
charged, and Il warrant for Sl74
was issued to WIN Brool<shjre for
building Dry Creek bridge.
The following warrants were
issued (:
tai Patty Co., mdsc
for Jail, $4,3O
Willis Hughes, Judgment, 22S,S0
! c Colbert, timber, 1850
IIaucnstein & Bro, lock for
Circuit Clerks Office, 400
%IIaucnstcin 4 Bro, mdse. for
iail, 1906
j j Beauchamp, bacon for
Poor House, $1,000
S. Paulette, timber, $500
W W Dooiev, repairing
Horse Hunter Bridge, $4,000
J b AlIgood, lumber for
Noxubcc Bridge, 1890
Jacob IIolbcrg, mdse. for
County, 1913
G w Freeman, coffin for
Ellen Johnson, 500
Geo. S Smith, per diem, $500
John Inabnit, pcr diem and
mileage, $40
Henry Ballard, per diem and
mileage, 800
J W Chandler, per diem and
mileage, S,0o
en- Thomas, per diem and
mileage 6,4O
Yates, per diem, 500
George Hinton was appointed
ovcrscer Of Louisville q Brooksvillc
road.
VIM Doss was appointed over
seer of Crawford Bridge road.
c VI Thomas was authorized to
contract for placing shutters on
front windows OF the Offices Of the
Circuit and Chancery Clerk.
CM Thomas was authorized to
contract fM' Il waterproof covering
for Court House.
MeSsrs. Bryson, Allgood and
Crabtrcc were authorized to erect Il
gate at fork Of Fairfield Il Warsaw
road.
May 23d, 1871
Board met, present, Chandler,
Thomas, Ballard, lnabuit, Clerk
and Sheriff.
The following warrants were
issued:
JAS. Bryson, timber. Sll,75
Jehu Cotton, Jail guard, $50
r NJ Sargent, timber, 1900
g. Thomas, to detiay TX
penses in cove ing roof,
and for windows &c. 5000
Nicely Drake, timber, SOC
Griffin Roberts, services Is
Clerk of Board of School
Directors, 54,OC
Geo. S Smith, copying list of
delinquent taxpayers for
1869, 5000
II Ballard, per diem, 500
W Chandler, " 500
} Inabnit, 500
c NJ Thomas, ." 500
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Mudge's Celebrated
WASHING MACHINE.
DIR. SHELTON

7 AS resumed the practice Of medicine
l in Macon and the vicinity and res
pcctluIly tenders his professional services
to his friends and the public.
gs"" Office in the south end ofthc Harri-
son block, Immediately over that occupied
by Mo.-rs. Yates " Baskerville.
Mav20-tf
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bss% Bottled Soda, always standing in
at FRED MARES.

We would like to know why the
3oard Of Supervisors did not make
noviSions for Registration, so we
lan have an election for town officers
I provided by the charter. There
no rpason why itshould not have
pen done. We should have the
Pilot restored to our citizens as
PeediIy as possible. AS it is, the
iice holders have every thing
beir own way. THEY are the PEG
ge, THE RalerS and the UotcrS.
There arc only two classes of
FopIe now, tho office holders who
bntrOl and the citizens who sub
lit.
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Some Of our friends complain
thai we ventilated the iaiI 1 little
tos much last week. Well, We ac-
knbwlcdgc the inmates can yentiIate
II Enough without our assistance.
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fG~ We notice that two former
liens Of this county, a. NJ. Penis
IN and l.. q. Perry, are the pro
of the Jones House ut
They are clever and ac-
Nnmodating gentlemen, and their
III friends should give them Il call,
acn passing through.
fBoar it in mtnd that DR.. Minor
H., lor sale his valuable property
ii the edge Of town.
IA - Co.
be- You will not learn all the
CIV, until you read Mr.. 5. Spcn-
a. "Fair Notice"