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New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT .ovlsT.

DISTRICT OF LOUIS!Ac..
IN The MATTER or I..rE.. :. '.A'lIAS
Barhrilp..
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20

Bussey 4 Co., w. Steamer Colossal, her
tackle, etc.
IN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS
Il trict of Louisiana No. 965i-Yn obedience to an
admiralty warrant, to me directed in the above en-
tithd s,iit, have seized and taken into my posses.
siOn-
The steamer COLOSSAL. her tackle, etc., now
hbeied by Bussey Co. for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending n the District Court Of
the United States
And do hereby cite and almonish the owner or
thereof, and all and every person persons
having pre- tending to have any right title or in
terest in to the same, to be and appear ut Dis
trct Court Of the United States, for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on before the third Monday Of February, 1871,
to show cause, II amy they have or can. why the
said steamer Colossal her tackle. etc. shO NIL not be
condemn and be sold greeably to the prayer of
libelants.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans, nine
tenth day OF January, 1871.
s. B. PACKARD,
ia2C 26 81 fe4 United Statea Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

Schooner Queen Of the south. Captain and
owners steamship De Soto and tugboat Neafe:
i trict OF Louisiana. No. 9k6.-In obedience to an
admiralty warrant, 10 directed in the above
titled suit, have seised and taken into my pos
session
The tusboat NEAP1E, now libeled by the schooner
Queen Of the South, captain and owners, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
district Court Of the United States
And I do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all any persons having or
pretending to have any right, title interest in
to the same to be and appear at District Court Of
the United States for the district Aforesaid to be
holden at the city of New Orleans, before the
first Monday Of February 1871, to show cause if
any they have or can, why the said tugboat Neafie
should not be condemned aud be sold, asreeaby
to the prayer of Ebelants.
United States MaIshals Oface, New Orleans, third
day OF January. 1871.
s. b. PACKARD,
ii5 10 1924 pnited States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20
UNITED ~y.TE> Or AMERICA.

CIRCUIT CrCI.'f CF TIE U,TTEr STATES FOE
TIE FIF-TH u Dl,-AI. C.i.CV'.. ..ND uIsTR-I < X
HE LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20

Getting Nlnrried.-Essay for young me n OF
great social evils and abuses which interfere with
marriase-with sure means OF relief for the erring
and unfortunate, diseased and debiitatsd. Sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address How ard Assoc:a
ton, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia Penn
syiyauia tel3 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20

Office New Orleans City Railroad COn-
pany. New Orleans. January Il! lS.l.-A: IL meet
ing of the Board of Directors OF this Company.
held this iav, vdentl of 1our .lclia. per share
declared, pay able to the stockholders Oh aid
after the twent " fifth instant.
ial2 lot WILLIAM p SlNSOT- Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20

An Enemy in Your MOuth.-Do hot p,.: III
enemy in your mouth to steal away your t-~.,r.
Beware Of destructive tooth washes and tooth
powders. n.ny c1 which are base limitations OF
Sozodont. Insure life lease OF sound teeth and
rasIa: breath. by adopting the frgri; SU-odo!i:.
"SrLding's Glue" handy about III. house.
me,,ls everything. ,al4 yt4.oG
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20
BUSINESS CHANGES.

OVU1N1UO V1k2NQ0N0
nISSOLUTTON.-THE F1RM OF BOYD, WILL
~ NOT co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The b.Hiness wilt hereafter carried on
under the firm name Of W. g. WLM0T X CO.,
which firm Will have charge Of the liquidation and
settlement OF the business Of the old firm.
e. NJ. BOYD,
W. 6. WlLMOT,
THOMAS FAWCETT.
New Orleans, January 49, 1871.
a!96t
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20
TIE STATE or LOUISIANA.

F.!TN 's-E!.". Co1-RT FOR rEs IAR.sE Ot
s.fL;AES.
MAR. 80, WV oF JEAN G..:S, vs.. 4. L
I..-iaGtl-So. 2et.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Edwards New Orleans City Directory
for 1871. can be obtained at all the principal e.a
AL
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20

Office New Orleans Gas Light Com.
pa,i,. December 81. 1870 At !. meeting of the
Board oI Directors, held Wednes sday. December q.
dividend of Six Dollars per share was declared
OF the earnings Of the past six months payable
to the Stockholders, or their lega. representatives
and after MONDAY. January lG, 1871.
,al I'm w s. BROWN TrSaSs.lrer
New Orleans Republican., 1871-01-20

MIR. 4. l.. BRCNSON HAS THIS DAY WITH
M drawn from the firm of BRCNSON, TIFFANY
y co. The firln Will continue under the style of
BULL h SAalCEIA A. L. BRCNSON
O. F. TIFFANY,
g. SAMUEL,
{. 4. BULL
v. ,,a
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Eject of Alcohol on the Human
Body. .

Careful observations recently
made by Drs. Parker and Vol.
lowicz OF the British army, have
the following results Of the cffecte
of alcohol upon the healthy human
body: One or two fluid ounces
Of the stimulent par day iiereas-
ell the appot te: while four OF
more ounces sensibly diminished
it, the effect being more marked
with brandy than with rcctitied
spirits. Digestion was, however,
not impcded, nor thctcmPcratare
lowered; but though there were
strong feelings Of warmth in tbs
,t2math, face, Sc, it is not cleal
that the temperature was ircreas.
ed. No direct effect upon the
re .vous system wa shown blythe
elimination Of phosphoric acid.
c used by the actin Of h brain
bat the physical st t. Of the body
changed with the size Of the dose,
,mcotism being strongly dcTflop.
d whea the first very small a.
mounts were exceeded. The eff
feet upon the hoart was cXtraor.
dlary. The experiments eXten-
de | over a period Of twenty,si,;
days; and Curing eight of them,
when water alone was drank, the
heart beats averaged per day l06,
900; with alcohol in the six fol-
ioAing, tn y wee $1,000; AMI
with brandy they subsequently
r = he'd l3l 900. The daily work
Of the heart is alo t i22 tons Lift.
d oae foot az DOT t)n>D; its cx.
IA work was in the ac1nolic ln.
riyd us f,CtttR, per day, and
in the brandy e id2 "a foot tom,
In closing, the oil sc v1rs give It as
heir opinion that he loss ofappe-
lite, tlc crater rapidly IN The
heart beats, and The narcotism
are allowing to nervous imp ica
TONS" and aid, "Ne were hardly
.prepafod for the ease with whicl
the appetite may be destroyed
and the heart undaly excited"
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ID virtuc q aDced # Trust made y
ID ". -. Calhoan - The uud rsigped
A. Trustee FOR lho rurr,~a - soaring
Tie paytacnt Of ,ort DDS { erci
named, said deed - a ily recorded y
records of q cd, Rock [Pl pagrs 2A 2bl
and 252 Of Noki,bee couhty. Mis- issIPi.
/ will on Saturday, a5th day Of March
1871, at Inc cdaEt horse door 10 Aaeon,
.Nox b e.county 1t 'eef MissisSpp 30
lor eashtS thA Biz est BIDDER, Tie ~ qe
II sectieR : and the east half Of tie NY.
ar III section 5, township IA, rwge ID.
Tie NV half Of s N m section y, less
ARES OH he wet lie Allottsl ~ Mrs.
Mary Long for dover. The 3 half e
the nohh west ar and the w halfof the
w half Of NE az Of scciibn 30. 5Ihe 3.
half 81 tho Eihalfof NV qr and tie aarsh
part IF the : hall sfNM II, eenMiniag
tan acrcs within section 81, 81 Il t5wH-
,iip -, range 10 easts ~aph'niniur ~
slres N ~. luS Title aeiiaved ,eeA
@Msff II Y NEtTCHAMF
p his-Is7f TruErt
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to die pBbl thatI h. this
1h~rnnc bic 2ttb) rceefes, rlSE
tgr tom Dr. kirk, at H;a . bar,
dated Ole Sth on Qspcmb,r, $50,
whieh has relieved rae from All
anxiety respecting TIE fate of my
illusirious fricnd Biviligstono. Df.
Kirk has Just received n lettei'
FROM tbo great ArabShiek Sadie
Uny-annaab9, dated l6 Raboa cl
Aktar, which, being translated,
is TO this effect: "titor complj.
mcnte, your honore4 lettar 6as
reached. and your irilna has uu-
dcrstood il. The Icepla (that Il
Ola caravan sent from Hanzitar)
arrived in good health, and arc
going on 70 Ujji to omr friend, ,bc
Doctor, The news OHM is th6.
he has not Yet returned from
Manimos (thq Arabic word is
lspe.t in three different ways), but
we expect him soon, and probably
he and the people with supplies
will reach Viii at the same time"
DR.. Kirk adds "Atal events OH
his arrival at iii FROM his ives
tern journey he will have goods
tcr his present wants" The new
gang Of men with fresh goods has
set olrt, and, the roads being free,
We may hope they wili reach
! qd(kly AID safely" We now
+. learn forthe first timo that Dr..
Livingstone has made an extern
siyc journey to the west Of Lake
Taaganylka, and tbs accounts for
4 the .ong-contiaNcl absence Of all
information respecting him. Any
lowersthat Livingstone may have
wrdten and contidcd to Jealous
Arabs haze probably either been
destroyed l,y them, or lost with
some ot'thc caravans th0tperished
onthc journey 10 tho coast during
the cholcua epidemic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-25
WINE OF LIFE.

AIGREUILA4L
The pqeat Blood Purifier uaG Delicious
Drink. Warner's Vin1n Nitp. CO hino
II Life, is free from any POISONOUS dEIsA
Or Impurities, being prepared tor those
,rh, rem.ire a s1nIL.a.. Il Is ~asplGlI.d
,ppct,zar and tonic, and tie finest thlae
m u1e world for purif0ing Tie blood. 4
/, the most pleasant and delicious ttticle
c,cr ole ed to the public. tar superior %
brandy, yhiskey, wine lnlteTs, ~ Any
other article. !. Is laore healthy, aHd
cheaper. Both male and icmllc, young
or oil can take the Wine Of Lie. It's,
.in fact, a Efc prcscrger. T'agse who wisa
10 elioy good health and a Tree Cow OF
I vcly spirits, will do vel to take the
Vine ct Lie. Ii 10 different from ans
t ing ever before IN use. It is sold W
Jones u French, and all druggists, IA
auart q ties.
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1@aEahStiC independence


il Is NEfetuMatcly tr'pc that
some mon are - constituted rs to
be partially unable to appreciate
"thc glorious privilege Of bong
independent. They belong to the
church-b&0Ag to a~soeieU-be'ong
t9a party. IhoG solIs arc never,
phohy their own party 4 clique,
or n tactioa possesses tlsom almost
in fec simple. They can never
commend, OF ~cclssurc, envy meas
urc without first waiting DO lcarn
whether on mot the *larly' cndor-
SEES it, 4'hcy bind themselves
over to : majority Of, perhaps, =
minority, and hire a cIlque to tic
their thinking-to furnish their
opinions "fcady made" We have
met many such Hslaves ofpMdy"
in our short Journalistic career;
in private as well as in public life:
but couLl Mcvar find anything in
their condition sufficiently attrac-
tive to aroltse an G~nvious feeling.
We piJsr that eur neck shall re-
main inBUra!st OF collar marks so
long as we retain II pe 5ition M
"hch scryilitr TO J2rty can con
fer no honorable distinction,
Such We repeat Is our preference
but il others differ from uS, We
shall rot SO far deAdate from thc
requirements of strict courtesy as
TO quarrel with them Oh Uhat nc.
count. De sustibus non est dispGt.
aRdam ; and "what is one mans
meat may be anotlri's poison
4gue, we regret 20 see high,Dncd
chTTaFOns, noble hearted gentle
men so iar debase the dignity o
their God.like natnre--s0 tar do
grade the instincts OF an almOsi
imperial mtellcct-as to shacklt
themselves with party eLaains; but
as 1t is no business Of ours w
skall oehtine ourselves to regrets,
%1tha1t pResuming to bestow cen
sure tt they ca!i reconcile th'
duty they Owc.-not a party, bu
the peqple-t0 fctter their ewi
sound Judgments and hard owe.
the keys TO tho dcinagegucs whC
construct party platforms and dc
yelope party principles, it is ~
funeral OF ours notwithstanding
1t shall be the mourning Of hope
less heart contemplating the ca
tastrophc of "intCl!cc.in ruins"
, In eur Satisfactory, Last Thars
day, VoanA0nIlccd thai the Mai
shoald "rot5dong to any party
an announcement which, il seem,
has been misunderstood in NOR
! quarters than one. We have
, therefore, lelt called upOl TO oGio
! this explanation, more with
4 view to guard against future mi,
, construction ttal Us a d lcae
against any attack, now, or here
! atter TO be, made on this papcl
We came to Montgomery deteI
mined against controversies pa
taking m a personal charactci
With the Wy goac qaarrcls 0! th
NAL we have no cOaccrn pc sol
al or political Tie pcol l. wa
Z no such pnb &c xIi1iiol s Of jou.
c nalistic "bcar-la ting" and III
better in:osne among hon vcr
9 properly condemn cvcrytiin
!, having that tendency, And no.
having p'ac,d Curs.lf "rectus
. edrie before the public" rs D,
kous, Of the Decatur Rcpublica.
! once expressed Il, VIC dismiss Il
Z subject
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NOTICE.

T ETTElS ot aiu,.njs1-atirS OF tic
4 estate Il Daait q. lay. lce,g seA
were granted To tic a+b rspHd x tlc
October Torn. a. b.jSI1, * tbs Chanrcry
Court 81 NuHies c,raaty, Mississippi,
aotico is hereby given t1 10. per ne BAY
ing daim3 against s3il ca.atr "a prrscn,
the same, properly a..agnf!ciicl within
the time pr.scfib ] by !ri3 CT t. = "H'
be s,rc.cr barred
LN GILMORE,
Feb. II. Gw .Aln'F.
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~Alo.s1lai's SAKE.

IN pursuhtcc ofan order frolnthe Beard
i Of Aldermen Of the town Of Macon,
VIII, on the fth dag of March, 1871, sell at
public outcrY, to the highest bidder, fol
cash, the building knowl Us the Iowa.
Hall, situated in the town Of Macon, Oh
the cast side of Jefferson street, btioN
Green street.
Coaditions.of sale as f5lltAgs, 10 wit,
The pu. chaser to remove sud building il
twenty (-0J days aftor the day Of pur
chase.
BY order Of TIC Board.
L.. A. McGINNIS,
Feb. Its Town Marsha.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-25
RObbing Oar Soils,

All rejecting farmers must be
aware, theore Ica!ir at least that
the consequence oiremoying crol,
after crop from any particular
field, is to imp0ycrish and gradu-
ally render less and less produc-
tvs tho SOL Of that field, until
it becomes aimos, entirely barren
and worthl IS. And yet not
Withstand ny t lis wcl-kn WI AID
obvious iaut, there are to be
found, III all our Southern States,
many planters and farm =, who
30 or, year after yol.r, ob3lng
their sol 8 OF all their crop lrodu,
cling clements, AID maning no
restitution whatever.
These shor.,3lghted farmers at
the outset seem to in a zinc that
their 50 Is are naturu u so rich
us t. render all manurlug useless
and unAece3 sary but sud eNpe
riencc soon convlnces them that
they cannot continually go OH
dcp.e, ing ana drawing from taeil
sons the limited dement's OF tc.
tility which they originally con.
tanned, any more than they cal
draw continually from a limited
bank account or pocket book,
1'nis fact once clearly under
sto6d, ard the wonderfully pro
ductiyc power Of proper iertlIiz
ing agents properly Recognized
orc OF the difficulties in the way
of successful farming vani hes
Let tic yeung iurmet OF lart
distinctly understand that TN
elencnja that enter inio the cem
position OF one car OF corn, a Dol,
Of cotton, a stalk of sugar-can'
or a head Of wheat or oats, cal
not possibly be inovhaustabte il
even tic BEST soiIsj let him stud,
the n ture Of his Iapd, its GOO
and bad qualities, and its require
meats and needs ! let Li4a mak'
and save at home a. the manur,
possible, and, if he falls short, no.
hesitate to purchase the best Gem
murcia fertilizers freely, and AS
them iudiciousB and literally
and above all, lot him cease rob
bing his soil and iHPoRerishinl
iit fer tutaro goncrations-thn
falling in that which sheald b
the ambition Of all gooa men
namely, to ieanc the world I
| little better than they find IT.
Dur Hemc Journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-25
MO More

Warmers Cough Rslssmis healiHg, soft
ening md expectotating. The extraordi-
nary power il possesses in Immediately
relieving and eventually curing the pfe3t
ohstinat5 cases ef Coughs, Coldf, Sere
Throat. Bronchitis, inluenzS, Catarrh,
iIgarseRess, Asthma AMI UonsuiHptich Is
almost incredible. So prompts the re-
lief and certain it, effects in al the above
case, or ans affection Of toe throat and
lungs, that thousands Of phy1clans az
daily prescribing il, and one and All aay
thatit i the most healing and cxPeetoFa-
ting pedicine knewa. One DOSE alwaYs
affords relief and in most cases onc boh.t
fleets q cure. II IS your own fault Il yeu
sill cough and suffer. The Balsam wall
cpr 5old by Jones & Fre2ca aaa vi
druggists. Price Oac Dollar
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Advertising AphsrisnS.

Ju6ricus advertising always
pags,
Ii yop have a good thing, adj
vcrtisc ii, Ifyoa bayntt don't
lfyo1 3on'tmeaH TO snlnd yo'lr
own business it will not pay to
advertise.
Never run dowh your opponents
goods iM pHblir. Let him 40 hiS
own Advertising,
It's as true Of advertising as OF
anything else In this world--lf II
Is sortA deing II al, it is worth
doing Eeii.
A largo adpertisom 9nt once.
and then discontinued, creates the
impression thatthe man has tzzIeo
You can't ear enough IN of'
week to last awholo year, ana YOU
can't advertise on thai plan either
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Emmsnagogue

Warner's EmmeneRogur Is the only ar
t;eIe nown d clre ( G whites, 1T wall
cure ID every casel whore is the family
In which this important medicine : not
wanted? MothAFs, this IS tie greatest
blrssjng ever Offered you, and you should
immediatoIy procure 1t. Il is nlso a sure
cuTe for all Female IrFegaLariiies~nnd
mav So depended upon n every case
where the monthly ilov has been OBJ
structed thrlhgh old " disease. silt
I~.e E-ancr ni --is.
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y. B5sa6tASna
B. sHUSlAKEB
Il BRO,
H. lasuk NJ ...Fr pptiyRs IL
IDry-GOOds, Groceries Produce, Pro.
yisiOns,&c.,
no. 90, Corner Jefferson and Pulaski s's9
MACON. MISS.

ysp Y. 4sOOnsA u c1lass5rted ktock. cheap for cash, at
SiunaLr d. Bo
.--IIoayy ami F4aeg cheap for cash. at
- .n iSkunaakr e. r 30
PROFESSIONALISM hog round, fresh ard soa"d, cheap for ~,
p,SDTS aNB eu~0PS-Lasies NJ sycp Mems, B1ys and chldront
cbrar. Tor cash, at Slanpgard Bros.
CT NfsIJN Nc -Nen's Doyg and 4aauhS. cIeap, tr cast, At M
SbamakcFd Bros.
s.a' IS@nal or ID Bro.
lHATe Nh Al Rows md LaAues. latest fashions cheap for cash, :
.H Shhmaker & Bros,
fnApD&ARE & CUrIERN--Bct quality cheap fr cash at
. ta@ .let Shumakcr & Bros.
NAIEs-AA sizes, cheap for'cnsh4 1T D.,
GROCERY K G~LNsSwARE-A p,od STOCK. cheap for cash at
Shumakcr X Bros.
WOODEN WILLOW KARE-All kdrdAchehp for cash at
SlFimakct 4 Bros
|SNDpTh3RE r H. RNGSS-BcA rnanafsctured, cheap, tor cash, al
Shunakcr u Bros
T0&ACcO-Finc clE~fng and smoking, dhcTp for cash, at
Sl1makcr 81 Bros
~ 49, Shumaker g. Bros.
tGUHS--Al oalibro, cheap, for CASH at
,IA NIrNTTt0Y-powJe Shot. Cans, Oaftr tgcs, q lap, for cash. 1t
Shan. kcr & Bros.
i W GuNS -Stdc4ak cr's beautiful, conpltto, Tor ca at
Shnnla r x Bros,
q AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-Ah the late imprs Temchtb
Ghchn. fDr cash ~ Shumakcr X Bros.
IBAGGING a. TIES-Thch heaviest AND best quality, cheap for Cash
ShunRakor Il BrO.
AGTJNGS-A AN sizes and kinds, chcMA for cash, ut
d Sh1makcr L Bros.
It CEMENT LINE-Fresh ana genuine, cheap, for cash, ut
n Shumaker & Bros.
A. CaTTaN- Purchased At the hiahcst market price, fT trade ercash
" snUMAKER g. BRO,
No. GO cor. Jefferson and Pnlaskl sS
Pee. 10y
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NOTICE

.CTRAYED Or STOLEN from my l
- VI Fosters nettlenepL Puaalposa
To-. Aha, gu tlse, nigni " Jan. u, 1871,
TWO MULES aaeA krge sprrcl Or roam
mare mule, 10 u IL yeA@ Ill eut On one
Of her hund legs anil bnandsd on re I'm
shoulder With The lsttcr =. The other :
bay llsrpa lnula mssiiunE sin, Tyesns oil,
no braInis reiHatnhnvvd. A hbfral r.
aagA III " pail w information lead
ing " Tie fec0Sefy VI kaid aIllieA A.
dress me NJ Res'ers Z. O., ala, or b.
r. Wsi,e, CnakEyiilc, Me
HUGE 4IR'MANs
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Attachment NOlicc.
Cephas Nance, Adm. Est. Jos. Ss;ce,
vs.

Cophas Nance, Adm. Est. Jas. Ns;sce,
vS. J .
Henry MiiliEHs.
"nEREA rs IN attachment was issacs
w Of ~ the above case against The
estate of Hcary NQ!iams, t,ty'aable 70
the Justice Court al the fast District Il
Noxuboe CoantN Mississippi returlSbe
on the 9Th day Of Maren, 1874, at y
p'co.k before room. Wow, II Ac sat !
Henry Williams fails TO appear II said
tiae at the Office dftAe aascrsignc1 Js'-
,ice Of The PcacA d Big&~lc Valiy Scaool
House, and snsWrr tho connlnirts u saIl
plaintiff. ia.se4ntnt will be entered against
him ard execution issupi thereon.
In testimony whereof, | have hcrraRta
set my hand and eoal th:1 I'll day Il Feb
ruary, A.. d., 1871.
BENJAMIN HUM, lsGall
FcblS-3t justice Of tie Pcaso.
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TTTE the undersigned builling conf
w miuce, viii on Monday, the 6dI
dly 81 March, 1871, Ia ffout y ne veuE'
Mtanaoor ID she town d MIcoa NeKn-
- Cevsay. Nissi4ippL let cat u tha
Iovgos. bidder. tho bailding Of 4 Bulge
acros Inv Creek on the Macon and
shuauLak road, aya miles s0ath Of Ma
ron. spe. ikcatidAs mAls ks,sgi ea TIE
day 3fl.ttll
WM RHAsIEN. G. G. Eu.AND.
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WEAK NERVES,

Wxntr's Dyspepsia Tonic Is prepared
expressly for plspeptics and those suffer
ing FROM weak nerves with habltlaI CON
stipa1ios There are very few who have
not employed physicians for years to
remedy What this preparation will in a
few weeks, ny strengthening the nerves,
enricldng the circulation, restoring d.
gestieR giving strength mentally and
physically, enabling those Tho may haye
been confined for years TO their rooms as
inyalids to again resume their occupd-
tons and al the duties Of Hfe. 0le trial
is IA We ask 10 enable this remedy Z r.
commend itself 70 the most skeptical. It
i a slightly ~.timulating tonic and apsea-
did appetizer, it strengthens the st0maen
and restores the generatiye organs anddi-
rcstion to . normal healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dyspaptic persons should use
WARxER's DYSPEPSIA Toxic. For sale
bv Jones & French and al Druggists
Prien (9ue Dollar.
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Notice to ~TaX-Payers.

THE a5sessulentrolls of 1870 have hcer
4 pluced ia my hands for collection
You can pay your taxes By calling ct the
Sheriff. Office, as the books will be epeT
at sud place until closed Tor irinl settle.
mcnt. Il. A. j. MellENRI,
Ecbl8-2t Sheriff md Tax-Collcc.OF.
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Fresh News OfDr. Livingstone.

Sir Roderick Murchison has
sent tho Gllcwing lcttcr 20 the
London Times
! heartily rejoice e. anno.rrn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-25

Psblsrh, 1871. id Macon sis sttlo
.usidenre Of the bsidas father, by tho
Rev. j. d. Cameron, Mr.. j. }. lluGHFs,
,of Louisville, Mss ehdMssE N2IA En-
.HREDGE, Of this place.
On Feb l6th It the Fesiderco.of Capt,
A Nj Williams near Crawford by Rev,
llT. Porter, NB. s T NEAL Of Meridian
and Miss Bette WILLIAMS daughter Of
the late B I Williams, Esap OF Noxubee.
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