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Ray" A Fresh supply of McEwan's Ed.
inburgh ale at
TOM. STOKES FOR SHERIFF.

McssrS. Editors: Let us have. II
candidate for Sheriff who is no of
fice-seeker; let us call n nan to the
Office, let us have a candidate, whom
a host of friends will rally around,
not in the hope of dcputyships, but
because he is a good fellow and
will make Il good officer, a man
whom white and black will sup
port, because, if elected, be will dis
charge the duties of his Office fear
lessly and impartialIy. He is Il
man hitherto unmixed up with the
spells and intrigues Of Office, II man
Of the old-school honesty and gcnu-
incnoss Ofcharactor, Il man OF whom
all parties in the county, interested
in electing a good officer, will say,
"here is II man on whom we raj al!
unite, and who, ifelected, will be the
Sheriff not of a clique, not of hite,
nor OF black, but of NoXubcc Conn'
ty." Fling to the breeze the stand
ard of man, who, though he has
good qualities enough to be thrice
Sheriff, is not ashamed, in order &c
make an honest living, to teach {
Common School.
MANY CITIZENS.
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No Mall Bag Again.

Tuesday morning the route agent
again reported no up-mail bag for
Macon. When we consider that,
at least, q dozen smaller Offices in
tho interior are furnished through
this one, it sooms to US there is
gross negligence somewhere when
no mail at all is put off at Macon.
I'VE hope the proper authorities
will take note Of this.
1t has just occurred to us that ii
lis the putting in of Putnam at Mo.
bile that makes all the trouble with
tho mails.
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The State Of Mississippi, |
Noxubcc County.
Giry,;t Cpurt Anril Tp~m fS7


The State Of Mississippi, |
Noxubcc County,
Circuit Court, April Term 1871.
j. W. Sudbury, Admir-.
q. W. Sudbury, deed, pl'F Attaer-
TSl"3l vs.. fArIt'
Isaac o. Hudson, dcs't. for
.TW Wineute " $4,000
VIM 7. Simpson
Garujshces,
IN this case it appearing to the satis-
faction ofthe Court that the defendant
I.aa 3 Hudson, is nonresident VI the
State of Mississippi, so that the ordinary
process of this Court cAupot be served
upon him. 1t Is therefore ordered BY fkc
Court that notice Of the pendenCy o. tliS
Attachment be published in tie MACON
Btacun,' a newspaper printed and Puh-
li,hed in the town of Macon, for four
consecutive weeks, notifying thr defend.
ant that unless he does upper Mt tho
CircHit Court to be held mt me Court
House in the town VI Macon on the 9Th
Monday after the 9Th Monday IN juno
ISL next. Their and there toplcad lnswe r
nr d,rum b. said attachment, Judgment
will be entered aguinst hira, and tho
property levied on or in the hands ut the
lG~arnishces, WP Simpson and I w G
Wuigats. will be condemned and sold 10
satisfy plaintiff demand.
Witness my hand and seal VI Office VI
Macon this April 18th 1871.
II w Foota, | GRIFFIN ROBEkIS,
PrRs, Atty Cters,
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EmmenagOgue.

WasasrAs Hmensgoguc Is the oaly ar
tAle known 10 cure the whites, (it will
cure in every case where is the family
in which this important medicine ia not
wanted? Mothars, this is the greatest
blessing ever offered YOU, and you shoold
immsdiStcAy procure il, u Is also a sure
cure fer all FcmSle Irregularities, and
may Sc depended upon in every case
whore the monthly flow has been ob-
! L-uet.d tArobsL cell " G2c.
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WINE OF LINE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers vinum Vita, or Vino
Of Life, is free from any poisonous drugs
or impurities, being prepared for those
who require Il stimulant. Its asplcndid
appetizer and tonic, and the finest thing
in the world for %purifoing the blood. 1t
is the most pleasant and delicious article
ever offered to the public. far superior to
brandy, whiskey, wine, bittcrs, or any
other article. II is more healthy, and
cheaper. Both male and female, young
or old, can take the Wine OF Life. Ii is,
in fact, IA life proServer. Those who wish
10 enjoy good health and a free dow Of
lively spirits, will do well to take the
Wine ct Life. 1t is different from any
thing OYER before in use.
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by" Al Foote is a public bc%neiac-
tor. In the rear of tho barber shop
he has fitted up a bath house, where
are all the convenionccs for a re-
fr,q&li4g shower or plunge. TOpid
or cold, Just rs yon please, and
ready ut all hoprg.
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Noxubee House
AT
MACON, RSISS,,

Having changed hands will he
kept trmanently by Bovili X Son
with the best the market affords.
served in the hest manner.
Also, Il first class Saloon il
the building will always keep or
hand the best wines, liquors ant
cigars. Give Us II urial.
Mch %. BENllM son
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Another Triumph for the Brilliant
StOyel

Mcssrs. Hauonstein agents for
Bucks Brilliant, in Macon, draw
e0r attention 10 tho following new
evidence OF is melas;
"A private Telegram Fseeiyed from
Houston gives iho gratifying in
tc!ligence thst tfessFs. Buck 4
Wright of dis city have eaplied of
tho first pyemiun ON their world
wide Fsqowne4 "Brilliant' sock
stove, argf i severe test ut the
Texas st3iO fair. No better eyl'
dence Of the SUP Sri'y d this
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EIaCOl Bakery and Confectionery.

The Romanowski Bros have
bought out MARI Il Bro, and will
continue the business ut the old
stand. They will have fresh light
bread and cakes every day and fol-
supply of nnts, pure candies and
many other articles, in their line.
Orders for dinners or refreshments
for parties promptly supplied.
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The annual District Conference
of the Methodist Church will as
semble at BroOksville on Friday,
the 23H. inst. These Conferences
of hat Church are always pleasant
and profitable reunions 10 the
ministry, who will find the people
of Brooksyillc ready to receive
them with open arms and open
larders, --besidcs it is a good
time for spring chickens.
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For sale.

7 oGer g.r sac no atrcs ~ NnA n +.
good state ofcultivation with growing
croI, y miles East Of Macon. Three.
settlements on the place with gooahtild-
mrs, Also household md kitchen Rrni-
tHro. stock and necessary implements 10
oo.s the plBea. 4 ane location tr a
hs ,jcian Aslirv. i~ 70 t BFsDg
VIA. rs. eINJhf
AnrIr
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ID SCRIPTION;

The above-Mentioned VIM. NJ,
Gresham is about afeet 5 inches in
height, about 22 years oGagc, weighs
about ll5 pounds, has gaey eyes,
dark hair, incIiaed to curl, 10 SElck
ofspecch aud potion and had, Hheq.
last seen, heavy muStaGAe .apG
anatoe.,
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Mr.. CqrN's Tent is still up at the
Tarraht y Npntor corner. "Non-
ever tho weather was favorable he
has been aAaily engaged in taking
pictures, and 10 is induced to re-
main for a few days lQRaer. IfyOu
wish a really good pictqYs 8 fyour-
self for any friend now is t4he time
TO secure II.
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lho State Of Mississippi, |
NoIubcc county.
Circuit Court April Terra 1871.
obedilh lItndrick, prtf
TGaa5 IS. Attachment
Martha Y Dosa for $4,000
Henry Do>f
Defendants.
y this Gus, it appearing to the salts
\ faction Of the Court that the defend
ants. MARTHA + Boss and Henry D"ss ara
| ucatrsiients OF tG4 State Of Mississippi.
So that the ordinary process Of this CoNT5
cannot be- 3,ryad upon them: Itis there
fore ordered by the Court that notice Of
the pnndeucy OF this attachments hcpuI-
/ lishcd in the Macon Beacon a newspaper
printed and published in the towHoi Ma
con for four consecutive weeks notifying
! tAr defendants that unless they do APP
pear ut the Circuit Court to b ield ut
the Court House in the, town wi AS,rn
20 the jth Monday after the 18th Monday
in June 1871 next, then and there TO
pleud answer or !demur 10 said attach
ment judgment viii DO entered ag9ip>t
them, and the property levied npon viii
bes ii Ii satisfy the plaintiff demsud.
Witness my hand and seal ofotfce at
Macon this 29th day OF Ahrif Z. D. lS7l.
GRTFFIN ROBERT';
TJarnagir &R.1 Clerk.
May est
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Administrators Notice.

XXThereas title of Administration IN the
w estate of William l.. Skinner de.
ceased were granted to the undersigned by
thc Honorable Chancery Court ofNoxuboo
County on the 9TH day Of June A. a. 1871.
Now all persons having claims against
said estate will present them and have the
same allowed by law or the anne will be
forever barred.
JOHN p. KENNERDY,
,Junol0-6t Administrator,
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DIED,

on Saturday 3rd inst, at tho Noxubee
House in this place, Of consumption, Mr.
JonN L. MORGAN, formerly OF Nashville
Tenn.
For particulars relatives can address
Bevi!l 4 Son, Macon Miss.
Nashville papers please copy.
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Eay" --latest and most approved styles
of G%cntlemen's Clothing and furnishing
goods for Spring and summer wear Just
arrived. KLAUS & BRO.
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W. r authorized to ann1unce
CUAS, CALLAWAY as a Uahdidate
Tor the office of Circuit Clerk Of
NoxuboO county, Election Monday,
Nov. 9th,
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The Masonic Fraternity Of Scooba
will celebrate st. Johns Day, the
9th inst, with an address and din
nor, and other exercise. The
Lodge at this place has been invi-
ted aud all anticipate a pleasant
tine FreSa our knowledge OF the
character of the brethren, and the
known hospitality ofScooba, this
anticipation will be realized.
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A negro boy VAS found dead near
town with his head partially under
water. Ho had been fishing and it
is supposed was taken with spasm
and fell forward into the water and
was s~uffocat0d.
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RgHA GXG8ASGI
AND
RESTAURANT.
On the European Plan.
A CLINE.

AT his new stand opposite
the Post Office, and central to
all parts Of town. The table
will be furnished with all
Northern, Western anlSouth-
ern Injuries, prepared by .
cook that cannot be eXcell@d
in the South. Good spring.
beds, clean and now, always
ready, and the closest atten.
ton paid to guests. -,
BIZ \ fine hack connected viii
the house makes a trip to every
passenger train.
Aprl
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LIVERY 4 SALE STABLE
Macon, Miss,
q. =. HOWELL, Prep.

VYAVfNG lately furnished my Stlle
Nh vehicles Of tho latest >trl =,
and good stock, l would solicit TIE
patrossge II the public, always irsuring
Satisfaction.
ANEW HACK, just fromthc ~t9ry,.
wiz c,aanAct with al trains. nrirrs lett
At the Merchants Exchange orthe Stabl
Mi be prom1ily attended TO.
MY kamiic, and parties vii thi y
nyW Hack u yery pleasant aul a-tc'a''.
yuaiclc fer pVsica &e.
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The body Of a negro man was
discovered in the noighbor!ood OF
Soule Chapel one day last week.
lie had been foully dealt with, but
no sign Of the actors in the tragedy
is found TO trace the crime to its
source.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10

The State Of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
Circuit Court, April Term ls1E
Cunningham, Wicks&Nalone
use of William / MuGchce, AttacA.
1881 v. mclf
C%lprcnce L Moore, loi
Georgia VI Erwin Il $1,000 90
W \ Erwin, Defts.
IN this case it appearing 10 tha saAi.-
lfsction of the Court, that the d, hid
ants Clarence L Moore Georgia NJ Erwin
* WA Erwin are non-residents III tho
State of Mississippi SO that the onlimity
process Of this Court cannot be served
upon them. 1t is therefore ordered by
tie Court that notice Of the penirncy of
this attachment be published in the Ma
con Boieou.a newspaper printed and pub
! Il; he'd in n" town If Macon, o four Cc'i-
s%pcutiye weeks notify ing the defendants
that unle., they 90 appear al the Crcafs
I Court. to be held NJ the Court House Ia
I tie town Of Macon on the 9th Monday
after the 4th Monday in June 1871 next
tAon aud there to plead answer or deuiur
10 said attachment Judgment will be en-
tered against tnein, and the property lr-
WED upon will be soldtO satisfy Plaintiff >
demand.
Witness my land and seal OF office at
Macon this the 2Gth daY Of April A. d.
1871. GRIFFIN ROBERTS,
liz. W. Foots Atty Clork.
liay y-5t
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,BSy~ Mrs. Bucks is certainly rhc
emporium of Fashion for Noxubce
Co. She keeps closely up with
the new styles, and is constantly
receiving additions TO her stock.
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HARDEE'S NEW MAP
OF
MISSISSIPPI.

INCLUDING all the New Counties cro'-
ted by the Legislature Of lS70-'7l, ard
rmbndymg i'll the Sectional lines and Sec
tiouaf Numbers in every Township Of the
State, which is u new and valuable feature
never before embodied in any State Map.
The author has discarded the old Edition,
and gone to very great expense m having
the whole work re-engrayed in the most SUI
perior manner; and the Map now IN course
of publication aud to be ready for delivery
by the list. Of July, will certainly be the
most elaborate State Map ever published N
this country.
Active and energetic Agents arc wanted
ID every county, and they will iind proit,a-
Ole employment in canya,siug for this WORK.
Orders for the Map are now solicited, and
they will be filed in the order received.
Price Ten Dollars, which may be sent
with the order, or Map be sent c. .. y.
Parties having the old edition II Hardce'7
Map will receive the new edition nj a liht-
ri discount, Oh sending the old Map free Vi
expense, To the undersigned.
Address
nnNTEp
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ED~ Fishing Tackle at
YATES Il MURPHEY'S.

900 pieces, of all styles and pat
OOO terms of Calico, just opened
ut KLAUS u BRO.
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ShcriH''s Sale.

Henry & Moore.
DY virtue of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Noxubee County, |
will, on Monday the Sd day Of July next,
in front of the Court house doorin the town
of Macon, within legal hours, expose to sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest the de-
PENDANTS, Henry & Moore, have in and 10
the following described lands, to-wit: One
Stable, One Store house and lot in thetown
of BrooKsyille, formerly occupied by Hen
ry e. Moore as a livery stable and grocery
store. The above described property, herr
tofore levied upon as the property of de-
PENDANTS, Henry & Moore, viii BE sold TO
satisfy the aboYc-stated case and all costs.
J. G. MOORE,
June8-3t Sheriff.
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Gsy- Ladies Hats, Sash Ribbon, Ladies
Bows, Embroidery and Perfumery, new
supply, Just received. KLAUS & BRO.
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stove is needed than the fact that
wherever it has been placed IN open
competition, it has never failed in
carrying OIL the hUu0rs. Not only
at home, but in almost every city in
the Union it has become IL house
hold necessity, and Buck Il Wright
are constantly kept busy iif order
To manufacture enough to supply
the rapidly increasing demand.
What ST. Louis most needs at pres
cnt is a few moro such enterprising
firms, composed OF gentlemen who
arc not SO selfiShly inclined AS to
forget the good of the community
in which they have long resided
and grown wealthy and popular.
We r%cjoice equally with the mann-
lScturers in their latest victory, be-
cause we believe they richly deserve
all the honors that can be heaprd
upon them.-St. Louis Rep.
The weather is certainly remark
able enough to induce us to keep 4
weekly record. Almost every day
brings its showers along and with
it IA new crop Of grass. The truth
is all our planters have "gonc to
grass" Judging from the duIlnes,
of business in town.
ESg" Maion'S Improved Fruit Jars fol
sale At YATES Il MURPllEl'S.
Mayer -3ts.
Mr.. w. l.. Williams will make "
u club for DR.. Fant's papcr-"Th'
Citizen" The DR.. has many friend,
in the county who would like tt
read his paper.
RuNAwAY,-From the "New Err;
Office" this Saturday Morning
June Bird, the "DeNll,' William "a
sey. This young man, IL years Old
come to us about two months agC
and we took him in he stayed lon!
enough to take us in, and sloped
We give this notice, simply to warl
our brethren OF the press agalnS
him, and to request all persons t.
/. neither persuade or bring him back
Good bye William.
Casey paid our town a visit an.
l we found him a pretty hard casey
| He endcayored to swindle the Prt
prietors Of the NoXubcc House an
made tracks but the DR.. made be-
y ter time and overlook him. ATTIC
swearing several times he didn
| have a cent lie at last, to save his ca
! pctbag from tho Dr's. clutches, pal
his bill from Il pIethoric purse.
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rGy- The latest styles OF Hats at
Mrs. Bucks, aud other beautiful
and fashionable goods. Hats will
DO trimmed to suit the tastes and
necessities ofall. Call and examine
the new goods she has just opened.
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w
PILE REMEDY,
MO More
WEAK

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for D~ispcptics and those suffer
ing from weak nerves with habitnal con-
stipmion. There are very few who have
not employed physicians for wears to
remedy what this preparation will in II
faw weeks, by strengthening the nerves,
onriehing the circulation, restoring di,
%goation, giving strength mentally and
physically, enabling those who may have
been confined for years TO their rooms rs
invalids to again resume their occun",,
lions and all the duties nf life. Out trial
is ali we ask to enable this remedy 10 re-
commend ITSELF to the most >heptic0I, II
is a slightly stimulating tonic and q splon-
did appetizer, it strengthens the stomach
and restores the gcncrativc organs and d.
gestion to a normal healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dyspcptic persons 5Eoulduse
W ltltl "a
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A r 10 r A I, r YR
M
"a C,up or,DTo m, r,,,,,
IN FIVE VNAhlV |ohIMho'
Price. GD.nO Nor yOlump ar
$1,000 PER SET COMPLETE.
WouE.
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tratioGS, the whole making each volume
about one half Ms thick. and same sized
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Each volume is complete in itself and
will be sold separately, if desired. Sold
by S~ubscription, Only.
Vol. IIsdeyoted 10 Wild American Birds.
Vol. II Contains wild American Animals.
Vol. III, American Domcsticated Bird.
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Vol. ", Foreign Birds and Animals.
Vol. Y, Fishes, Reptiles and Insects.
Th;. work will nj once commend itself
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ogrNObilc, JUNE y Cotton 1871 cents.

nsy. TIE Wilson Sewing Machine at
shninakcr & Bros, sells from $50 to Sl0j.
Machinery Of all grades tho same.
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B9iP The highest price paid for Hides,
Tallow, BecswaX, and every variety OF
country produce. KLAUS BliO.
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$1,000 REWARD.

Macon, Miss, juno 9Th, 1871.
VKThcreas, one VIM. NJ. Gresham
w did, on March IA, II, near
Memphis, Ala, murder Thos. W.
Ivy and is now a fugitive from JUS,
tice, now, | hereby offer a reward OF
$1,000 for his capture and Sato de-
C. W, MOORE.
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/ ACE A ID.
35l Main St., Memphis, Tenn,
Gen'l South-W Western Ag'ts
w I L 8 q NJ
SEWING
MACHINES.
Points Of Excellency:

LIST. Great simplicity and great capacity
in its range of work.
2nd. Great economy in the use Of thread
and it makes the lock-stich which
will not rip or raycl.
3rd. Simplicity aud regularity of the
tension.
Attn. Straight needle and perpendicular
movement.
9th. 1t is without exception the lightost
running machine in the market,
9th. The stand is well braeed and the
wheel being in the centre there is no
unsteNdinc5s, so common in other
machines.
eth. 1t is constructed without cogwheels.
8th. Its movements are positive, rapi,
and quiet.
9th. 1t is tine best aud cheapest in Tho
world, and is warranted for three
years.
lth. will sow from | to Is thickness o
starchud domestic with ease.
SHUMAKER Il BRO,
Agents for NoXubce Co.,
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RAT The finest stock of Ladies and
G~rntIcmcns Boots and Shoes vel cXibi-
ted in Macon, very cheap.
KLAUS Il BRO.
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REag@ Bottled Soda, always standing in
ice ut FRED MAXI ;.
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LUMBERt LUMBER ~ y. Ferris
h the agent in Mscon for L. S. Dismukes
a Co's Alifls.
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Attachment Notice.

VNHEREAS attachments were issued in
w the above cases against the estate Of
James d. Murdoch returnable to the dusti'
ce's court Of the 7th District on Saturday,
the Sd day Of June, A. D., 1871, and said
defendant not being found in Noxubee
county, 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that publication be made In the Macon
BEACON, a newspaper published In Noxubeeo
county, for four weeks. Now, if the said
james ID, Murdock fails to appear before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace on or
before the 18th day Of July, A, ~ 1871,
and plead to said action, Judgment will be
entered against him and the property at
lached will be sold.
In testimony whereof, I have horeunto
set my hand and seal this Sd. day of juno,
1871. THOMAS HAYNES, [seal.
,hlnelO-4t Justice of the Peace.
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BaT Come and examine our stock Of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Tinwaro, Produce &C., before you
purchase elsewhere. KLAUS & BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10

HeGs, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes, far sale by
TJ&IW PATTY IL 20
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Address cithor
Z. W. MOORE, Brooksville, Miss
L.. T. YATRA, Macon, Miss,
W. B. BARKER. 246 Canal ST..
Now York.
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Nh. w. l.. Williams will make up
II club for DR.. Fant's papcr-"Tho
Citizen" The DR.. has many friends
in the county who would like to
read his paper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10

h2!g~ Maion's Improved Fruit Jars for
sale at YATES MGRPliEl ,.
May2I BIS.
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