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Daring Robbery.

On Friday night, when the rain
was coming down in buckets full,
AMI H. wind was blowing like
mud in the intervals, some thiet
OF thieves, entered the dwelling
of Mai. J. II. Turner, through the
back door, and carried Off the Ma
ior's tincgoId watch, a gold watch
longing to his son Jo, and Il
con siderable amount Of clothing
belonging to 10. and Billy. The
robbery was not discovered till
daylight next morning, when "thc
boys" got up and found "a llenti.
full lack" Of wardrobe lying about
Inc tracks of the r0bber were
seen on the front colorado, but SC
ar no clue Of identity has YET
been irtie.-Indcx.
MCHDTg NEAR l'ouB Mule BADGE
Ore Lewis. Broadman, a colored
imam, is reported to have done
SSOmc serious cmving on tho per
non Of one Ashley Stewart also
teolored, or last Friday, III fact,
Stewart was cut 80 badly that "his
slne is lcspGrcd Of" Us a country
physician once said Of IL dead pit
ticht.
! Stewart died in about an hou,
and a half after the occurrence.
Broadman has been arrested and
taken to Yicksburg. II is about
time some Of the ruilTans, both
white and btael, who use knivc,
and pistols with sneh total disfc.
gard ofhGnan life, were iDstrac.
ted in the art Of erore WALKING"
Pilot.
A very young ppir Of true Low,
crs, baulkcd by tho objections 81
cruel parents, the young gent aged
I3 years and tho lady ~, clopcC
from Mobile and went to New
Orleans, where they applied to /
~ustice 10 marry them. Hhe cfale'
Hearted officer put them ofA littl,
whi, &1d 1e etlr tslsg shcl
! their parents. Tho hIy blub
bored some at The c~oatreteMps, ant
Ehcr kind hearted Pefc took hor ID.
10 q confectioners and treated Bel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
Death Of Bishop I sdrcTS.

The death Of the revcrcd pas
riarck Of th. Methodist 'Episco-
pal Church .oUth, which was aa-
m)unccd last night aft our C =
umns were losed, is one of tho. c
events which touch the hearts OF
thousands with solemn awe. 4
spirit has returned to its God,
that has held converse with null
tituaes for generation, from the
aged fathers who listened TO his
earliest ministrationS, down to
ealslfcn Who bat NOW naznd with
a reverence incNplicablo to them
selves upon his venerable form,
while they could scarcely compre-
bend The lessons that fell from bis
lips. Such q life bridges over
centuries, and connects us with
the days Of Wesley and Whitheld,
and We experience y fcrEin. OF
isolation whom this connection be.
tween Ss and the historical char.
acscfs' Of tIle past is broken. The
lines arc down between lts and the
worthless of a hundred years ago.
Bishop Andrew was Il native OF
South Carolina. lie had passed
sixty ycars in the ministry, which
he entered at TIE agc Of Is, and
was c~onsccrated in 1881. Por
some time past he has been feeble,
and gradually declining, and q
week ago last night no was
brought over from New Orleans,
paralyzed in one side, and con,
yeyed to the parsonage ofthc St.
Francis Street McthoGi.t Church,
to the family Of his son-in-la w,
Rev. j. w. Rush. II. 10 he sunk
away day b. day and hour BY
hour, and expired ut Is minutes
pact II o'clock lassfnighf, tho Isl
inst. 7nI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
An s1nditcment''

4 friend sends Us the following
production Of some wcll-instruct-
ed gentleman in Tallahatchio Co,
He calls it ain "inditcment." II
it isn't we don't know what ii is:
STNTEoFMIs TALLAHATnH CorN,
March 10Th, 1869.
This Indictment entered in and
agreed to by and 'bctwccn-oi
the first part and Sol Martin and
his wife of the second part citi-
zcns ofthe state and county atlorc-
said, !, the condition of the con
tract are sich that's to give
Sol & his Wife the third they can
make forthc year lS69.-agrecs
to find Sol T. wife $40 lbs Of meat
and the above Sol X his wife a.
| grccs to do good and faithful work
he orderly and obcdient in THEN
conduct. Sol agrees to let Bot
his SON work out to make up tol
his mothers lost time in testimony
where of we hereunto ailiN oul
hand and
TSCAl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Mr.. Vowel, travelling Agent fol
A. II. Stevens History ofthe War,
Is now in the county canyassing
for the work and all who wish to
have the best book on that sub.
icct, now extalrt, shOuld subscribe
It's printed in one large volume
beautifully Illustrated. Thi,
book will undoubtedly rank first
among our standard works, forit,
superior excellence as a literary
work, and for the high authority
which it muSt ever be with mel
of all political creeds.
Mr.. Vowel is also agent for tn,
'Iifo and Campaigns ofGcn. lie,
by Jas. S. McCabe, author of tb,
Life of Stoncwall Jackson &c
Each subscriber to tho latter get
a large Autograph portrait Of Gen
Lee, with the work. Mr. V. comri
highly recommended as an agen
and we hope our people will sub
scribe for both works.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
TheLcin Law.

On this subject We have pub
lished an article of great value to
merchants, p~lsnters, agricultural
laborers and capitalists, from the
pen Of Gen, George, Of Carroll.
The true istemt Of thc-law author
izing Supply Liens in order to Sc
cure to persons who arc without
MEANS the necessary credit 70.
operatcupoh in malgingtheir crops
is clearly explained. IN The light
ofthis Interpretation, noperson Of
eommoR sease N~~ Ae -e~i
have before said, tho law was wise
~ and ~hnmanely conceived, andik
served 4 good purpose untilitXas
brought into disropnte by the.
N". IH" t Ar w
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
ARKANSAS.
snccinl q Menhhhis ArrrlL.1

'lNNW HAf"lhhS @hAAHAAfJ
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 25.-The Sn-
preiae Couh this morning ren.
dered u decisioniI 10 case Of the
State rcrSus Iiehtcnalt Govcrnol.
Johnson. The opinion vas de-
livercd by Chief J~nsaceAleClure,
who, after thatough9 reviewing
tho case, concluded is follows :
"rho Court are unanimously of
the opinion that the evidence ppo.
scntedinthis ease shows that the
respondent duly qualified and en-
tered upon the discharge ofhis Of
fetal duties within the time pres
cribed in the schedulo. The elec-
ton respondent being conceded,
the only thing at issue in the case
is established. 1t il therefore
considered that tho RESPONDENT
have and use and exercise the
rights, privileges and franchises
Of the office of Lieutenant Cover.
nor of the State Of Arkansas, and
that he be allowed his costs In this
behalf expended"
Governor Johnson, who was
present, was warmly congratula.
ted by his friends.
1t is rumOrcd among Clayton's
friends that he is p~reparinga let
ter resigning the United States
Sonatorship. 1t is not generally
credited.
The Senate was in session Will
y full quorum.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

country is peculiarly adapted to
railroad building,
. 4 correspondent of the Macon
Beacon suggests that the land
holders and leading citizens along
the proposed route, call meetings
and appoint speakers TO canvass
the country, and apply to the leg.
isla;ure for assistance; in Other
words, organize II company and
see what can be done. The peo-
pie Of the prairies, the corrsspoh.
dent SAYS, want another railroad
to water transportation. The Mo
bile and Ohio railroad charge
them s. per bale to caTry their
cotton to Nobile-a distance o
| about 200 miles.
Our people are now earnestly
at work upon the project of Il rail
road - Canton, q railroad whicl
! ascertain to be built, and whicl
may be the commencement of the
Tuscaloosa, Macon and Nicksbur!
railroad.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
Foreign Summary.

PARIS, Mich. lat 10 o'clock
10000 German troops entered the
cncicnte, with So pieces ofartillcry
and the usual proportion of cavaI-
~. The zone surrendered to the
Russians was nearly clear of
FrenAh IL commences at the ex-
trcms southwest corner of the
%encicnte, which forms a point and
runs IN the shape of an irregular
triangle of which the Seine forms
fthc east sitte. 9he enoicnte from
Point dd Jour to tho Porte dc
Fermes .the west side, and the
Fambourg Honore, tho Avenue
des Fermes from the Rue Royale
to the cnciente, the north side or
base. The only points within
these limits retained by tho French
are the baking establishments of
the army of Paris, the Quai, the
Billy and the Port de jena.
Few people were on the stacets.
Most of the women out were In
mourning, going to mass. The
Germans used no music except
drums, and the trumpet for sig
nails.
The Germans wore astonished
at The moRrnful aspect Of the city
and The dcscrtion Of the streets.
The statues ii the Place dc Cou-
corde were covered with Grape.
VERSAILLES MchA 1-The FIN
perOr has rctnfR1 RIM Long
|Uhaaps, whore Id reviewAedthc
army ent ii1g PAT ~
o. AIchs baFricadcs
ingtle northern and eastern fai-
EbeaFgs 6f Paris arc only precau-
~ asca Z
should oserstcp the assigned linn
AsnIN0FoN Mch. 2.-The fol-
lowing bus boon received at tho
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

to bon bons, which p0ciied her.
The young gent and the old gent
had 4 stiff quarrel, and, it isssup'
posed, they settled their difficulty
amicably, as they were seen to
enter y saloon and touch glasses
Mercury.
Six years ago Grant said th'
people of the South were all quiei
md-rcady to peaccably accept Q.
the events of the war. Now he
,ays they are mndly committing
outrages of all kinds upon loya
people. Is this u compliment K
! six years Radical rule New Era
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
Tscal1
his
SOLOMON 4 MARTIN,
mark
her
&T WIFE.

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Attest: mark.
Rlcu'D RoE, .5olN DoE.- Pilot.
Two ATTEMPTS AT SuICIDE.-
Poor Mike Cavanaugh, who mar
rowly escaped death from burn
ing yesterday morning at the fire,
and who has been in fit of mania
p0tu for a day or two past, made
two efforts to destroy himself yes
terday, First, he went to the
river to drown himself, and was
Just in the act Of lcaping from
the bank when Wiley Johnston,
ofthc police, caught him and pre-
vented the rash act. Mike was
then confined. \ short while af.
terward he got hold of pair OF
scissors and stabbed himself in
the bowels ten or fifteen times to
the depth Of several inch-s. Ills
recovery is considered doubtful
Mikcis IL fine workman and al
object of sympathy, but has fol
years been the slave off passion
that always in the Iong.run mas
tiers its victim. Fhe example is
sad Marning.-Columhus Index.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

While the Beacon Office was in
flames our Junior was Just in time
to save the Books. In coming
out, he locked the door and put
the key in his pocket. The next
morning he came down as usual
TO unlOcl1the door but couldn't
find tho key hole.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

We had the pleasure of wei
coming Col. Horn OF title Mercury
in our new office the other day,
and he Immediately put himself
on duty, assisting us in getting
our Job Press in working order
for which. seryieo we owe him a
share In the next bottle of wine
some lrSeky married couple will
furnish us.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

The L. s. Signal service corps
have organized Il series Of expert
mcnts and Observations, BY which
they can track the directive force
On etuliu, utCh Vum,ii,lalle
acy, and telegraph to points where
they may be expected. That old
thief BornaS, cannot make Il raid
on our shipping now without Il
previous warning of his advent
being given md precautions can
be taken to let the old fellow blow
and bc--Eor instance if the
twbulant old rascal starts from
his lair in lhe n. West ut Il certain
time, his direction and rate OF
speed is asccrtained, and transmit.
ted by telegraph to all points he
may be likely to visit.
In March however he usually
gets on the rampage however and
performs so many flank move
mcnts that he may deceive ever
the signal corps and tho telegraph
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
The, Tuscaloosa, NacOH and Hicks
burg Railway.

Several of our moro o%astcrlv
exchanges arc urging some action
with reference to the above namcl
-linc'of railroad.
Now, that the Southern Pacific
railway has boon located withpils
eastern terminus at Marshall,
Texas, Vicksburg will, IRON If
very location, necessarily be n
great railroad centre. The timid
may say we are getting too many
irons in the fire, but as long MS tho
fire will heat them, THY can b.
wrought into working untold al.
vantagcs to our city.
Tho road Hnder consideration,
leaving the incxhauslTble coal,
iron, arsl marble regions Of Ala
Rama, travcrses one of the richest
agricultural regions OF the State,
the Mississippi prairicsy then on
ters the pine country, and again,
n Madison untyypassesthr0pg
one Of the iargest cotton grow
ing section in the State.
There arc 10 ro- I'M.
through or tunnel, not even any
very lofty hills; few water cour.
SEES, and those few small no lime.
stone rock q blast, and b fact Che
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

The citizens of our fair little
neighbor Shuqwilak seem to be
very much disgruntled at an arti
Gle in our last issue, abiding some
what severely in general terms to
the tendency ofthc Radical adven
turcrs, to cut and slash out new
counties ia every portion Of our
State. We really did not dream
when we conceived that dose, that
Shuqualak would swallow it AL
herself. 1t was too much for one
small place to take in at one fell
swoop. We should have thought
that Scooba, Il formidable rival
to ShuQuslak, would at least have
sharel the potion our nc,shbor
has found 50 biacr. But really,
complaints have come from all
quarters in our exchanges, in re-
card to this m~utilation for politi.
cal purposes. 1t has become \ cry
Ing evil, and requires sharp rem
edy.
The county of Ialabusha /
about undergoing Il second ampu
tation. The Starkvillc New ErY
complains oi'au attempt 10 cut
slice off Oktibbeha.
So far as the division Of oul
own county il concerned, at th'
proper time, We shall discuss i
tlmperately and impartial. ; II
'yct, We know very little Abou
the influences brought to bear OF
this question. There is very littl
interest or feeling manjtestc'
about it here at present and lon.
: before any thing ofthc kind wa
! thought of, to our knowledge, W
, spoke ofthis thing and condemn
; ed it in no very mild terms, Blu
i Our friends seem to wish to max
: this general application Il ioc'
one. We do not know whether
! single line Of that article apple
: to Shuqualak, and We sincerel
!. hope, did not, indeed the gener;
d character of her citizens of whic
i we have spoken before in our p'
II per, would lead us to believe tn;
they were unusually exempt troT
the pernicious Radical influences
which infect many portions of on
State. We do not write this :
an apology but to show our neigl
bors that they are rather too SCI
y sitive in the application Of an Il.
/, ticle aimed at an evil which pc.
vadcs the whole State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A
Single ADvERTIsEMENT.-Thc on
~ advertisement which has ever
appeared, and probably the only
one ever finding q place in our
paper, may be seen at the bottom
of the last two columns on the
18th page. We trust our readers
will excuse us for occupying so
much space with an advertise
m,nt, when we tell them that We
have received one Thousand Dol.
lars per line for the same, and
propose spending it on the Com
panion, and much more, at once
For this advertisement is paid the
largest sum ever paid for u Singl,
one, in any. paper Literary Com
pan.on.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

A gentleman from Illinois who
had been travelling through thu
State, halted at jackson and put
himself daring a spasm of criosi-
ty inside the Capitol while the
State SoIons were in session. lie
remarked that he had scarcely
seated himself when he felt an IT.
rcsistablc inclination TO 50 out
and set u little fresh air.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04


Sec Advertisements of Warmers Pro-
prietarv Medicine co. in our columns.
Their remedies ARE coming to us with
such high recommendations TINT We can
not for a moment doubt their efficacy,
they arc having II reputation Throughout
, our country, Europe and the canadaT Chat
few tan equal and none beat. In fact,
their preparations recommended them
selves to the people so rapidly that it j.
only necessary to make il huOwn to the
public where they can be purchased and
they win bS sV4d. we are pleased To have
tttcns S"rne-in saEr midst. we need n elass
of medicines shat cav be relied upon. that
are To be liept always us standard RENE
dies. This company has one Of the largest
laboratories in the west and isprcpared by
having every facility Through their con-
neetiOn with European houses] to com
pound oil their preparations from the
purpst drugs and chemicals. Their saleS
are unprecedented. There il no house
manufacturing any preparations that
have sold anything like the quantities
sold by this company in the last year. Nv
drug houses that have sold .hcir remedies
but what will commend them from their
reputation among the people where Sold.
ANY one article will recommend the rest:
their Vinum VIA. OF wine Of Life Is the
most popular and strengthening cordial
known. and so pure from every adulterous
thing that ladies and gentlemen, clergy
men and laitl all usei 1t rs y strengthening,
purifying and delicious cordial.
THE following choice brands OF
= FLOUR just received and for
sale at Il small advaacc ON cost,
for cush only:
so bbls. r. ". Phillips&C Go. XXXX
80 " Golden Bee Hive, XAX
80 Darkcr's Fancy, NIX
II. w. PHILLIPS Il Co,
Sign Of Golden Bee Hive.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

The Rev. Il. A. Holland the dis
tinguishcd orator Of the Methodist
Church, has scvcred,,his connection
with that denomination, and ap.
piled for orders in the Protcstmlt
Episcopal Church. Tho letter
expressing his regret on leaving
his old church is beautifully writ.
ten.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
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rs..,;s IT 1T. tap n,a
~ Upon opc 70. inc eO Nh ais
gas w S0 Fddl n' children = nd
Mssnsa 6 'osll i i. Young, ViF'!,
4 el1d her husband VIM S,. :
WasIIssoH y PicEon. County S s1
',.ls sga'R bei e Of villa ~, l'I MI S
he npsl'S Ss Ellen 'sl'i Wilson, W, w. nj \
sso' J,illa wilson, Elza Nwtao,s i5r
;snsln II. wilson, are Y, nrocS (
.ias i.. = s. sllss b. b served apS ,s, il tScj
court TS. cSI;,,U' 4 sOpdered thai =, l I'd
49, anseafaoce herein q A ii
sse5 a spgsii tnis court y D SScSn,.
gls II The town 7 lsTI ~
Nj Monday IN April \ IA coapla
sssw Z NJ, y a several \ allegpiiOp,1s M
IA takon d. confessed ,.nry Of bs
sa N ordered .has , Z sgR Sspacoa
ssAl nahiishOd u NY IN four
fSfaseounty Ones sftho esa
weeks n zS StS.si d sMIIh,
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04
on orr

The Rural Carolinian for March Is re-
ceivcd. .ASa.uql tits neatly illustrated
AMI we'll filled with useful mjtttr par
taiDing to farm AMI glrd II cultlte, Pub
lished 1t Charlie ron $, G. BOD per air
mum.
TIE JoUaNAL oY EDUcATRN.-Hyows
in interest, importance Nnt power VITA
each succeeding issue. The last n'tm
Der contains an essay by Miss Anna Z.
Bracket. Principll of the st. Louis Nor
NAL School, on THE Art of ASKING Que
tons Ii is full Of invaluable slgse,-
tons to teachers. both young and old.
Then there is n cut and plan of the Nor
md School building NJ Wilont, Mimi;
besides a beautiful poem by Mis-. Brack-
EFT; The Teachers Bureau, calling for
about one hundred teachers; prize prob
lens; editorials, etc. This Jouind is ma
tioml in its scope, influence ani eircllll,,
ton. No teacher or school officer Should
bo withoutit it. Aldrcs,-J. b. MERWIN
Editor and PnblisheH 105 &Vuq Chest
nat ST., st, Louis.
The Literary CuirpsniaH published
monthly ut Augusta, Maine, for the
small stun Of - cts. per anlnm has at
tanned an Unprecedented circulation OF
100000. 1t is well illustrated and much
Of the reading matter excellent.
We are indebted To our scmi7occasion-
AIN. Y, correspon lent Mona for y. !,
City.papcrs.
TIE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-Thc Marth
number Of this sterling juvenile come;
To Us ~ fresh rs the first breath N Spring
1t contains I'm unusual amount of enter
tanning reading matter, and its liluz1rl
tionS are unsurpassed. Each number q
The LITTLE CORPORAL contains aboHI
MS much reading ~ any ordinary boob
costing one dollar and II hali, aud The
twelve numbers OF one year, costing on
Is 81, 80, form Il volume equal TO abou
u dozen such books. The publisher Of
fers to send free a copy Of the sup!rl
steel engraving, The Heavenly ChcrubS
price -, 90, to each subscriber for ISL
Terms $50 y year. For specimen
number, and revised premium list, nd
dress the publisher, John l. Miller Chi
cage, Ill.
\ MUSICAL TREAT.-OUR musica
friends will do we'll to examine Peters
Musical Monthly, a magazine pubiishe.
by Peters, the Ncw-lork Music Publish
er, at three dollar, II year. 1t j. issuse,
ON the 18th of every month, and con
taius in each number thirty-six pages q
the latest and best music, printed fro.
f~ull-sizc music plates. The March mum
Der contains the following music, wort
St,75 in sheet form:
Sond thirty cents for a sample copy
and our word for il, You will never regrc
it. Address j. l.. Peters, 599 Broadway
Ncw-York. p. o. Box, 5i29.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Gen. Barry faYoVs us with the
report ofThofs Special commission
er ofthc Revenge, also u copy Of
apoor almanac published at Phila-
delphia-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

4. I. Stewart has contributed
5000 barrels Of -four, value 1884,,
900, to tho relief of the French,
and charters a vessel to carry il
to lIavrc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Our worthy and efficient Post
m ,ster has furnished us the follow
ing figures, which show the flour,
ishing condition OF the post office
as well as the confidence reposed
in Mr.. Price and his assistants.
We dare say that but few towns OF
the size Of Grenada in the United
States can boast ofthc same nam
Der of orders Or an equal amount
Of money: NumLer ofmoney or
dcrs issued from the postof1ico in
Grenada, from January !, 1870, to
January |, 1871, 1899, amounting
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