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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-18

Try LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auctioneers.
a. Star Office Buildings,
couth west corner Penna avenue and 18th street
SPECIAL SALE OF FINELY ExECurrp
AMARM0, BARBIGLIO, sIENA AND hGhTE
VASES, ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY, &C.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MORN
INGs, December 90 and 81, At 100, O'Clock and
EVENINGS, at O'Clock, at our auction rooms
VIII be sold by order Of the importers, Messrs Vri
BIZ ,ass Tito Viii SoLs) Of Philadelp hia.
collection Of Finely Carved Agate, Siena, Amsrmo
and Bardigiio Vases; large Vases on rCoIumns.
Sroupe AMI St.tuettes; French Bronze Clocks Can,
aeiaofss, besqse Figures, Bronze Groups, &c, re.
Also, Three Italian Marble Monumen,a, s,.,us.
Also, One Italian Marble G. arden Statue
ne objection viii be arranged for examination
or MONpAr December Is.
do LArIMER CLKARY, Auct..
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner l0sh and streets
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsrArr ov
THE NAVY YAkD AT AUCTION.
- On "WEDNESDAY, the Ooh day OF Oec.m
- per- at O'Clock .: m, We shall cell, In front
hunsed sssen:y eight eoan.4 81 Eight
south and It'll street east, and frontina on ssiS
street .oqih eshty four $50 feet and half iach
BITCH Dwelling House with press brick front witi
All the moaern improvements. such as dumb waiter
gas water &c; also, splendid store Rom snita6ie
running the entire depth OF the house The sstsna
OF purchasers y cialy called to the above ssI
as The p,Spsity is 70 be sold without reser .s
A,so' the Lot adjoining, having like trent and
Term. of sale: s,eoo cash; balance in g. i, "a ana
- M WITH notes bearing interest from day OF
sold. Stamps &C., at cost Of purchsser kar re
did adSsiE1ES & w vi dsf Il sale Aue..
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dis iPsil LATIMER & oLfARY. Auot..
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- Northwest corner OF leth and ID streets


R0SEwOop-GAsE PIANO, SEVEN AND
HALF OCTAVE. CARVED LEGS. (Ka.ba q
DER FIVE PIER AND MhNTLE FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS. WITH SLAB BRACKETS;
r0pk xERY FINE SILK DAMASk AND
THkRE h, CIRT ,INs. WITH CoRNIcE;
SETS, UPHoLSTERED IL SATIN DAMaSK:
HsNpSOME BLACK WALNUT ETtGERs,
WITH MIRROR BACK; FOUR HANDSOME
TABLES; HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT
THEE BEDS, CrRiEp HAfR MtTTREssEs,
AND COTTON Top ESSES. BID
SPREADS, FINE BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
SHEETS. CASES; BLACK WALNUT SINGLE
REAUS. WASHSTAN WARDROBES
PAINTED COTTAGE CHAMBER FCRNI
TURF, &C; HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT
MARBLE TOP SIDEB0ARD. WITH MIRROR
BACk; OAK EXTENSION TABLE, DINING
sISTING OF WATERS. CASToRS CAKE
BASKETS. PLATED SPOONS, FORKS. &c;
HAZE Cloth SOFAS; CHAIR HANDSOME
BLACk HALL SETS, CONSISTING OFTABLE
ASP THO CHAIRs, WALNUT HAT RACK:
BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY. INGRAM. BRUS-
Sells. HALL, AND OTHER CARPETS: HALL
OIL-CLOTHS. TABLE CR0CKERY. GLASS
MARE, MANTLE ORNAMENTS, &C, AT AUG
TON.
- On WEDNESDAY. the 10Th instant. at 10
#Ho clock m, .hall sell at the late resi-
ultS 'dence of Isaac Herzhere, deceased, No
Az fronting on Cstreet NORTH between a.. ard 9th
streets west in the rear e the National Hotel. the
attention Of persons wishing first class furniture
&C. to attend the sale as they will find good goods,
mS., dis all made to 1rssr Terms cast;
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10y LATIMER CLEARY. Auctioaeers.
- Star Office Building,
Southwest corner Pennsy lv ania ave- and 18th stre

Sc utbwest corner Pennsy v sna ave- and 1th Street
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
o.. IN SQUARE No. 274.
- By virtue of deed of trusr, dated December
81 the l4th 1870, recorded in Lber GIL, folio 49, Of
= the Land Records Of Washington county, D.
will sell, at pubic auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, Deceinter goth; ISL, at p. m,
Washington, d. c., known as Lot 80, In Allen and
FaconeI's subdivision of part of the east half Of
tQuare No "a, which is recorded in Lber q. III. Il. .
folio l7e of the Surveyor Office cd by two
story Brick Dwelling House.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by notes bearing interest
ard deed oftrust on the property. cash deposit of
100 required at the time Of sale. II the terms Of
sale are not complied with in five days from day of
sale the trustee reservesthe right to resell the prop
ery. at the risk and cost of the defal ting purcha
and the SlCo adv anced to be forfeited. Stamps
and conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
Ii. Ii. DUDLEY, Trustee.
de l3- eodts LATIMER& CLEARY, Aucts
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. Etc.

FOE SALE,
u At HALF PRICE, -
Ia ORDER to close M business in this CITY tb;s ~
y ,Iier 20 seIs beautiful and solid GoLD -
= Nv ELh1, iuciEdi1 9 Buttons, Studs, Loo -.
Chains Penei., etc. all suitable for Holiday pres
.Ii.. NesTil the same REDUCTION In sPECTACLES
EYEGLASSES, &c. From % to 20 Der cent dis
count on recent purchases, including Is K SOLID
EIhGS, me and rare WATCHES, best 8 ounce
PLATED WARE. do. solid coin SILyER WARE
zee prices:-sold Coin Silver Thimbies from 81 10
60 eeuts; do. Fruit Knives, from 81 TO IS; beat dol
Glasses aud Keys. frum q Is cents: Real Pebbles
usual price S. now 81 to So 20 Orders taken from
70 Per cent. any valuable goods not ON hand
Twenty sixth year IL my business In Albany sara
tcga ard ashington. No. $50 Pennsyl ANA ave
nue.. near N0rrisOns large bookstore.
does 5w BENZ L. HOOD
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale or Ren; for Camp Meetings, Fairs.
Festivals. &c.
AW HihGs for Pubic and Private Balls aud Par.
ties.
N. G. COPELAND,
Dealer i'm Awning Materials,
a2g3 Ga Louisiana xveuua
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THE TRADES

REMoyAL,-yAM IS Y. BKIEN, PRACTICAL
IL - PL UMBER, steam and Gas litter, has BE.
h9sED 20 so Lorisisns sssane. Orders !. q at
stnre will meet With prompt attention. decii-r
AWNING AND FLAG DEPOT.
yOHN G. HOGAN,
S.sSn Covers peo"1sins d l.. iSr Balls and s
Parties An order. promptly teoded 60. fIS
r. sss is1a s sfns sHs ssas Pa. Az.
s so,s; 5osels AID Restaurant. furnished q salts
'sS.cIy prlesss.
ne.fe ss s len sssT. ''s '':s ;
II NJ Ov At.
business, 20 iei sa Pekn, yIyssis sSence, 10 n .
y, mhsre be 10 PREPARED to a,,-nd - n orders ~
ioCk saIiHiNG. LIGHTSIsa Rs,bs' sPasK
ING III BIAS, &c, yOhbine pr,sa2ty attended 70.
o ssne ~ ne o -. sn a. osss'
WARE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS and VA
hare Of public patronage is solicited.
au Hsn q. SCHNEIDER.
TENrs AND AWNINGS
TENTS for Sale or Rem; for Camp Meetings. Fairs
AN HihGs for Pubic and Private Balls aud Par.
ties.
NJ COPELAND,
Dealer i'm Awning Materials,
aas5 6{s Louisiana avenue.
4 ssAeST FISHER
FIBsT CLASS sCoURER.
ots 9TH srRKEI, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
~ promptly adopting the --latest Improvement.
Fhether OF American or European invention, I an
lad do n
y those not possessing these facilities
Ladies Dresses cleaned without being tai en- apart
isvsr show again GertisSen's Clothes ds esaSnes
eSns psss i1sTas sss 9
'snts; Vests, 80 cts.; swhole Business Suit, s22s
q esn ssd KID Ts singh
i S. ,d tSS ssT 20 ssDss Sns dozen .,
.insnei, At 81 per square yard. Ostrich Fssthers
whi.e) ccored, cleaned and curled In the best style
e. q I'' a. Dsss &
rru ' RsfHosS ' III a .;.::,
EsrABIIsNED 1888.
John McDERMorr 3 BROS,
ooAcH-MAh bksL Ahs CARRIAGE a~k
$40 Penn.yivsps s,egu. near 3D. stree, -
RECEIVED on S ST ,KssG AND SOLD ON
CARRIAGES R nEDPnhhiksSEfStoN' III
A i shw AND SHSt sIEcoNp-HANp FURNITURE
DIT. , HgssISvssEukNfissRR. ye GOODS.
REPAlRlNG OF every description In the Furni-
Second hand Furniture bought.
N. W. corn r 18th ava n streets N. W. jel2 -ems
ROoK AND Jos PRINTING
ID Neatly AND AZ, Pk0MPTLY EXECUTED
arl41y ID street. between 9Th and 7th streets.
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,

RY THOs. BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
n GE tHY a
- By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated the ss.h
Liher 623, folio E4 ct sequitur, one Of the land
records Of Washington county. District of Coiumbia
nd the Hrsn Of the party secured
the premis%s, Sa MoEbA!, the Goth day Of No To-
ssr IN ihe atr SGss Of g
luIfbia except the following portions thereof, viz
LIST. Beginning at point on north street IS feet
square, and run thence west with north line of )
street &c feet, AID extending back Of the width
I'd Beginning at southeast corner of said snuare
and run north on 10Th street west "a feet inches,
and run back west of an equal width 90 feet.
3D. Beginning I6 feet inches from southeast cor
ner OF saii square and north 80 feet with west
side OF pth street, and thence run back west Of
4ih. Beginning at point on the west line of 10Th
street l54 feet inches north Of southeast of
said square. and north l9 feet inches, thence
The said several portions having heretofore been
released from the above recited trust The portion
S' to Re sod n By DIne
dwelling, and very desirable as residences, aud
located in rapidly improving portion of the city.
The property will be sold in lots as the same is built
Terms Of eale One third cash; bllance in two
equal pay men at six and twelve months from day
payments be secured BY the note Of the purchaser
and deed Of trust on the premises sold. Adepost Of
conveyaEcing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
n term. Of sale are not complied with in five days
resell the respective lots sold at the risk and of
the defaulting purchaser or purchasers upon five
days. public notice IN some newspaper published in
WM. D. CAssIN, Trustee.
nol3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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LOAN OFFICES.

DAN 0FFIoE.
The most reliable Loan once in this city. vbere
yslussles are ksIt I. the beat fire and burglar proof
sentlemanly dealings IL g
sos ~ street and Ga street.
cefstact1on guaranteed 70 any reasonable party IN
need OF money in large or small suns.
no16-d lRep1
CoMEMY LOAN OIIICB, 1903 BEVIUf1
" STRIFE. corner Of New Yofk avenue -
aud Seventh Gtreet.-uoney loano1 o the ~
mose nnerd tsens % eol1 s.A silver ysfchss,O &
uane10es plAte, g1ne, revolv ere, and m
Goods keIt eay Isnsth o. time desired - -
CAR0s WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE
AND sALEsReoM.
slA PExxsYLvAxIA AVENUE,
Between oh and 10Th streets, south side.
The most private Loan Ones IN this city. neess
and GoO q. e a. s::ss.sos:' 8 y:
Tor Cash. Open from = n. toelr m.
Pstcsss sssyasce iron the hall and q Of. avu
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~THR ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL THURSDAY, December 7th, same hour and
place. 800
po20law&dfde4 WIN. d. CASSIN, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. I'm.
III THURSDAY, December 14th, same hour and
place. $3.50 ~
dec7th s.tu.w 18th. VIM. D. CASsIN, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
place. ~
dl4 VIM. D. CAsSIN Trustee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-23
To THE FREED NEN or.
NO.IUBEE.

You have been assembled in con.
vcnt;on by u few men who have
t,ld You they IRE working for the
interest OF your race. They have
aiken YOU by the hand into private
corners, they have been ut yonr
houses and iuGu red after the vel
fare Of your families. They have
been rich in promises for the cleva-
ton of Your race, and the question
now arises, Can you trust them
Every one Of them has been nomi-
mated for an important Office. Are
Won 50 blind that YOU cannot see
that all this love for your people
was merely 70 attain this end? Do
vou not believe if the Democratic
party had the a~sccndcncy in this
courty, that all this caio'jnS, all
this pretended anxiety for Your
political and social advancement
would not have hoen SO literally
avishel upon yoa? Are they not
simply making You the footstools
nnon which they can step into
power? To accomplish this, they
have told You that the old citizens
to whom YOU always went for ad-
vice and encouragement, are the
enemies Of your race, that they
oppose every measure for your
education and the furtherance Of
vonr rights as citizens. The simple
trn'h is your teachers are hypocrites
and those they dcnouncc TO you "a
Your enemies are not. II Won wish
10 succeed BY honesty and industry,
the Democratic party are yonr best
friends, if otherwise, by frand and
deceit, you have well chosen your
advisers. You have seen some of
vour pretended friends slough off
into prisons, some after having
stolen money gathered from the
pockets of the people, disappear
from the Loyal League meetings
and from the country. Men scIec-
ted for Office should be free from
any faint of dnplicity in official or
business relations. In exercising
the prerogatiye Of the ballot, which
YOU now possess, it would be well
for Won to look around you and ask
yourselves, for each candidate, Is
he honest? Is he capable? Is he
Il man who would not take advant-
age OF you in his business transac
tons. If YOU answer, nay, do not
vote for him, hut ask tor one who
you know yon can trust and will
not deceive you.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-23

contractor of new Jail,
Harry Taylor, SO for making
coffin and digging grave OF lSaill
Lewis.
Excelsior Job Office, sl4,S5 for
printing blanks.
Jacob IIolberg 4 Co.. 1928 for
m'dse.
S NJ Johnson, $40 for coffin and
burying Wm. Casey pauper,
Ii L Jarnagin, Jr, s. per diem
as clerk pro ten two days.
wv Chandler, S2S per diem and
mileage.
REV Yates, $50 per diem and
mileage.
Henry Ballard, s22 per diem and
mileage.
J & Moore, S6t for services OF
self and deputy Is days.
September 10Th, 1871.
Tom L Tate was appointed over
seer of the 4th Link of Macon &
PickensviIle road from Nicely
brakes to Bocuc Chitto bridge.
J. W. CHANDLER,
President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-23
PATENT OUTSIDES.

TLo No,r O,lo,,s DL,v,,ro IN O.
..IrIor,otor,. ort;c,, toLrs o,co ,ior
70 oivo q scyoro Aim, ot what aro
n,,oll,. o,Ir.J an,,nnt o,t.;5o, -
". o~ree with THE p;,ayuoe in its
DIFFERENTIATION Il oood ms.
-, ~oxco,ront Y.nor but wo sea- M
oo.i,r L,r;t, oor,,or:,r i,s,lf
,.;,h u~uotoc. or,,;l,,n OtLor 40
SOW, oworo. ho-o oooo.ior,r,.
.ro.raa NJ mi, ,~roct;co &c b]or;r,
outside. and ;rs;3,s ,,;,.oa o,...
wboro and tbo iorrn,Is which bavo
.don+n5 :, oro nr;+, ro.ioort u d..
forsa of wlo, = g, ,.;rh, ro,o oo,.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-23
Notice to Creditors.
The State of Mississippi,
Noxubcc county

The State of Mississippi,
Noxnbcc county
Chanccry court, July Term, A D, 1871
[3G5] Estate of job II Binion, deceased
To all persons having claims against suid
estate
VOU are hereby notified that by the or
l. der aud decree of the chancery court
Of Noxubec county, Mississippi, made NJ
the July Term, \ d, 1871, Of said court,
the claims against the estate Of job II Bin
ion, deceased, will be taken up for exami-
nation and allowance ut the next term of
said court, to be begun and held on the Sd
Monday in October, A d, 1871, and on
Tuesday, the second day Of the first week
thereof, when and where all the creditors
arc requested to attend.
Witness the Hon Thos Christian, chan
%cellor 18th chancery district, state Of Miss
issippi GEO s SMITH,
sept2 clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-23
10 Bridge Builders.

WYE the undersigned building commit
w tee will, at the courthouse door in
the town of Macon, Noxubcc county, ON
SATURDAY, the Goth day Of September,
1871, let out the building of Il bridge across
Dry Creek, nine miles south Of Macon, on
the Macon and Summcrvillo road. Speci-
f~icatiUn made known on day Of lctting.
w. II. PUCKETT,
G. y. WOODFlN,
d. Ii. THOMAS,
sept23 Commissioners.
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MILLIONS Benr Testimony 10 IN,
W. at,nrna;go

""NANN 0h.Al
MILLIONS Benr Testimony 10 thai.
Wonderful Curative RArCI,.
Vinegar Bitters are not q vic Inn.
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, WbIsL.,
Proof Spirits mud Refuse LIQUORS, A. \
tored, spiccd and sweeteued to please tho M.
called " T0nics,' - Appcti1ers.' q" R%estoreu A.
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness amir
but are a true Medicine, made from the Man,,
Roots md Herbs Of California, free from All !
Alcoholic SIlmuiunts. They ar a.
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a pet. h
Renoyator md lnyisorator Of the System, c,,,. :
lug oil all poisonous matter and restoring the Nina
TO a healthy condition. No person can take I'M,
Bitters accounting 10 directions aud remain Inn,
unwcll, provided their bones are not destm,
by mineral poison or other means, and The ma
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They nrC II Gentle PurGutlVe M well
ms Tonic, possessing, also, tho pcculur m,1
OF acting as a powerful agent in relieving Conc.
ton OF Inflammation oftho Liver, aul VI all A (
Viscrral Organs.
ron FEMALE COMPLAINTS, vhpth,
in young or old, married or single, at the dawn,
~womanhool or at the turn Of lie, these Tone nt
tiers have no equal.
For InIIu mmntOry mud Chronic Rhpu,
mntISm and GOWt, Dyspepsia Ur ill.,,
dIgrStIOm, Bilious, RcmiIIcnt nm
Intermittent Frvers, Diseases Of th,
Blood, Liver, Kidneys Hnd BlnddetI
these HIItCrs have been most successful. such
Diseases are caused by VltlnIrd blood
which Is generally produced by lcrauScmeut d
the DIgUnIiNc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs. T.t
ness OF the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructutiotg d
the Stomach, nnd Iasto in the Mouth, BIiGA
Attacks. pnlpitation of the Heart, lufumnmtiUt
the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys anil
n hundred oth,r painful symptoms ave the d.
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They iuyigorate the Stomach and stimulate ID.
torpid Liver mud Bowels. which render then (
uncQualled efficacy in cleansing the blool oialins
purtics, aud impuTting new life and yisor " liz
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions Tctr
Salt Rhcln. Blutchcs, Spots, rimples, putrS
Boils, CnrbWnclrs, Ring-Wmms, sad llcal, Srg
Eyes. Erysipclaa Itch. SClrts, DiScolortiOnsotta
Skin, llnmOrr and Diseases % the skin, u whit,
ever name or nature, are literally dug ny and c,
TiCd out Of the system ma snort time ny lhcuNu
these Nittcra. One bottle in suCh cases will o'
vince the most incredtlons uftltc'r curIttyceiot
Cleanse the ritiat~l Blood Whenever yOu1ui 10
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimpr
Eruptiuns or Sores: cleanse II whcn yon hA
ohstnctcd md sluggish in the veins cleRn@
-. Il 4! F...t ..l..r,. F.,lfv,a tVifl t.11 t,t aha.
Keep the blood pure, and the health OF the systt
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urktt'
IN tho system OF 50 many Thousands, are %rIlrtGa.
dcAtroyel and reluovei.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
J. WALKER, Proprietor, r. II MCDONhlNl
co, Druggists aud Gen. Agents, san FruynI
Cal, and ~ and 81 Commerce Street, AcS AVA
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New YORK, Sept. 18th, l97c,

New York, Sept. 18th, l97c.
EitlrS Beacon:
The weather throughout this
month has been unusually fine, and
there have been hosts of people
here to enjoy it. Indeed, over one
third more pcoplc-pIcasurc seek
ors speciaIly-haye visited the Me
.rop0ljs this season than any pre-
vioUs year since the war, q very
strong indisation Of prosperity in
"DiXie," for l have no reference
whatever to the broad mouthed
Wostorner," or the "ahop noscd
down Easter"
Mississippi has sent rs quite a
large number Of solvent merchants,
and fascinating ladies, the pride OF
the "Sunny South" To these,
your own and ncighboring towns
have contributed, prominent among
whom are Col. TcrralI, Mr.. Ewing,
Miss Lille, and Miss Griffin Of Abcr-
deem, Miss Evans, and Capt. Jas.
Stevens [the "ApoIIo" Of the press,
Of Columbus Juo. Lawrence, Capt's.
Smith and Scales of Crawford,
Capt's. Tarrant, Deuprec and viii
Iiams, with their estimablc wives,
DR., Cogburn and niece, Charlie
Brooks, Tom j, Patty and V. B.
Shumaker, Of your town, all mer.
chants Of high standing. Now,
do not include the ladies in the term
merchant, tho | believe some Of
them did assist their husbands in
selecting millinery goods, and Hon
II. L. Jarnagin and wife Of Macon
arc here also.
Strenuous efforts are being made
to compel the city officials to give {
more satisfactory showing for the
heavy expenditure of city funds
In the Comptroller's report !
noticed that the cost of pIasterinl
the new Court House was ovel
S2,000,000, annual expenditure OF
Central Park" improvement,
100000. But, with all this, The
tax on real estate is only about two
per cent.
DR.. Helmbold, the onterprisins
druggist, while ia a state of tempo
rary alteration of mind, made al
unsuccessful attempt to shoot hi
brains out. Some claim that thi
was only an advertising dodge o
"King Buchu," but there's no doub
but that he Is greatly embarrasse,
( financially.
Horace Greeley, "of Texas AM
I New York" is out West telling tn,
people "what he (don't) knew abou
farming"
Henry Ward Beecher has no
retained from his Summer vacation
and tho seat Of tho government i
still at Long Branch.
'no. LURLINE.
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The State of Mississippi, |

The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
Chancery court Mt Rules, Tuesday, Sep
tcnber 18th. 1871.
f3141 W. B. Lockctt, admir- estate Of Davit
W. Lockctt, deceased
THIS day came the Administrator anC
4 Il ed his final account anil vouchers
and prayed that publication be made fo,
the nonresident heirs to-wit: Sarah l.
Goodrich and her husband James Good
rich living at, and whose PoSt-Olite is
JonoSborough in the State of Tennessee
and David W. Lockett of Bryan Texas.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Macon Beacon for fou.
consecutive weeks, notifying said partic.
to be and appear before our CHANGER,
court at the next term thereof to be held n
the court-housc of said county in the town
of Macon ON the Bird Monday in October
A. ID. 1871, then and there To show cause
If any they can, why the final account q
said Administrator should not be alluwc,
and decrcal accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, chm
rcllor ith chnncory district, State ol Miss
issippi, this 18th september, a. y. 1871.
Septic GEO. 5. SMITH, clerk.
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Su-
perVlSOrS.
Monday, Aug. 7, 1871

Monday, Aug. 7, 1871.
\ regular meeting was held,
present, Chandler, Thomas, Bal
lard, Inabnit, Clerk and Sheriff.
The following warrants were
issued.
ID g Farmer, $3.50 for bridge
lumber on Macon l. Starksville
road.
Joshua Stevens, s262,45, amount
advanced by him on account Of iron
bridge,
BarbapOaux & Co, Sl277,80, bal
ance duo them for constructing iron
bridge over Noxubec River at Ma.
cOn,t
Steven Sladc, 1925 fog worl. on
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NOTES..

a departure forthc Rad party
"Depart yc cussed."
1t is now Il good time for some
honest men to run for office. l. |
not always the case that defeat Il
honorable.
There Is one thing We can say
about the Radical party. \ major
ity of them are not read Rcpubll
cans.
The society, although not yet
more than two months old, numbers
about thirty members, and the list
is increasing from week to week
1t deserves to include in It's rank,
all the christian young men ofJack
son, and the christian young mrr'
should comprise every man, young
or old, in the city.[-Pilot.
It that is not an Irish Bull, it
i. q full grown calf of that species.
Il reminds IFS Of q notice we saw
once, "Thc young men Of the Char
table Association, both maic and
female, = requested &C.
Here is d news aper motto tina
belongs to the doHbIe-act.nE class.
1t is from The Louisville Miss
Banner: "E,erual vigilance is the
pr.c, Of Liberty, two dollars a year
is the price Of The louisville Ban
rsr.' The dependant clause in the
proposition should have been con
uertcd to the other by the conjnnc-
ton and