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The union Democrat., 1871-12-16
STATES AMERICA. srArE


u Of California.-United States Land Office. City OF
StocktonNotice and citation before the Register and he
ceiver of the stockton Land offce. Whereas. OWEN
D0NEGAN Of TuolumrA County, did on the I'd day OF
Nov ISL apply to the Register Of the T. Land once
At Stockton California 20 enter agricultural land the
= ofSE Of section No. Is. Township No. North.
Range No. Il last Mount Diablo Meridian, the same hsv-
ing been returned by the Unted States Deputy Surveyor
Mineral Lands.
Therefore in compliance with instructions OF the Cum
missioner Of the General Land Office il is hereby ordered
that on the 9th day of Ian aary. A. I'D. 1877, az
10 O'Clock A. NJ YOU Dennis Doyle No. 52s and each and
person claiming the above mentioned land or any part
thereof appear before in the United States Land once In
the city stockton with Your witnesses prepared TO tfy
the Mineral Non Mineral character Of the above
mentioned land any part thereof and show cause II
any there be, why Owen Donegan should not be al
owed to enter the aforesaid Land certain portions Of
the same Herein fail not, the said land viii be award.
ed To Owen Donegan upon his furnishing the proper
proof of compliance with the Pre- -emption law.
Witness hands this ID day of November, 1871.
MELVILLE CoTTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver
Nov. IL, 1S11.-5w
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Nov. low
The union Democrat., 1871-12-16
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF oAL1FoR-

United STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF CALIFOR
u na.-United States Land Office City of Stockton
Notice and Citation before the Register and Receiver
the Stockton Land Office. Whereas Tobias Richards
6lS) of Stanisaus County did the 10th day OF
Der 1871 apply to the Register of the U. s. Land Office
at Stockton, California, to enter Agricultural Land
the Il of Section No. Township No. South Range
No Is East Mount Dabo Meridian the having been
reserved Mineral Land at the Public Sale of February
Goth 1859.
Therefore in compliance with instructions of the Com
missioner the General Land Office il is hereby ordered
that on the , 1T day Of December A. u. 1871, al
0l o'clock NJ. you each and every person claiming the
above mentioned land any part thereof appear before
in the U. s. Land Office in the city of Stockton with
your witnesses prepared to testify to the Mineral
NonMinera character Of the above mentioned land
any part thereof, and show any there be; why
Tobias Richards should not be allowed to enter the aore
said Land certain portions of the Herein fa
not, the said land will be awarded to Tobias Richard,
upon his furnishing the proper proof of compliance with
the Pre-. emption Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day of October 1871.
MELVILLE C0TTLE Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
Nov ll-5w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
LABRnCHE & BODEII.
oFhfFRs Tx
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &c.

We have cnnsta7tlv hand a flii line Of
Boots, Hh"e', Gaitprs slipp'rs &r.-bttA
30 oar own make and sale wtrl, which va
a.. are selling a. pf'r@s that dets caupedroa.
We intend e keep none but the best stock.
eHpi0E skiiIiul Eoram u tad ssll j. small
Er9ha Repairing ae1ig done
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0t'R FREE LtACIl.

-~ l'H1uG the rrcvut terrible fires,
IN Western Michigan, there were
three hrtthrrs, owners OF valuable
mills and other bad lungs which they
AMI thrW nWehhorS were defending
trom ia" tires until All WIRE exhausted
On" ot the owners, a frank, rough
"ltkea tn'n, nl hngr frame and gen
'4'""> 'mpulses, sati many bard words
about knd reTAutlnw the destruction
Of :" much proprt, 'or no good 70
any one, Ne. FINALLY, he gave up,
Ss'J I" his ne'ghhhrS, 90 home, 90
h"mr, nothing more ca" hr d"ne for
Jus; G"i can do rs be plrases." just
then u trw drops ct rain tr,' ; looking
M they saw the cloud and all re-.
doubled their ct''Ts A slight rain
| I''N, 'he hfe "a' ch'rkrd aud TN"
mus sawed. he r"nGh man drnphrd
np"o hts knees; g'"at tears r"iird
an"n MS lace, ms haf'dS ""r" claSP.
th' m'"' bowed, ana he agnnEihE I"
! express h1S thN''kS suddenly ne
SlfahG I" ms ir'', NgolonNlN SWING
/ nv MS ha', anu WIN the tn'S' mi nS"
'a'o' 'ur~S Nh'o''' - H'"fdh J'r
t""' iitRRNH FOR H"n !!
We believe there To have been
more rral hearty pyay,r in ,h,.r
.,... ,,,,; .n.
''
W '"n@ WIZ" " I'''"'"N' >'o'' ~ we
have heard S"0t m t. thr throne Of
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o tR APPETIZER.

Pressing onSmesS--a hattor's.
--Spcndlhrit>' capitals-IOU.
E,.c,ion e,n;, h, oaa,
'"o ''""s "'"''
~ ne htSt person singular Adam.
--t>ky concerns-lusurance com.
Pa"''S
What dress is most durable ? A
h'ot'
Mill dew--wacos or Ma r,,,,r..
|'r'~
The best place for N, Nina
the see side
A wom,n's ,r;1o o,J ,ar,,>
rni,r the np.aia '"''''
account
u,,
"ph 'S 20" not boW--
>,
many peas arc 'heic IA
Pl' '"'y one y, surely
.,,,,-,,, >.'' =. t','e'''''ss an ice mAn
''l'''N "'''' " "''' S"''
The hest red men in the world
are l"''a'"
"A hindrancc to m,rr;aoe-t,,y.
crnmrnt tax ON matches.
Ii a no uncommon th;,e r,r ,s
words I, produce a GOODNESS,
r.
by Kindly. bnt not cordial iy
y N'' " "A' name lor a female
'"'''''''''''''' - '"S"'S'' ha'e'
- u "'',N''y', were oal!'h
'''N' ''' "''" ''o' 'eo' mortar hed.
"A volume that will bring t1c
tears to your crcs-a volume of
smoke
When does \ man impose upou
himself? When he taxes his memory,
-- GRAVITY il no more evidence Of
wisdom than banner collar ia of
| .hi,,.
How TO mako n bn, .hca -..eo r.
sl.rn w;,b G.ht.a c;aar ;o vor,
month
p,,;,r ,,,sop,, n1hu..,a,
,r, dn,,,;h.d 90 oansIaaa'' * ~
,,os
.,o ,a," " a.I % ,,'.h, hn',. ~, ~ ,h. W., ~".'"'
~
Josh Billings says, To knro
cam" " ' ''' "~> "
w hrn y"n hear man say, =" Life
- hut dream, tread on his toes
-- ih'ngs that VIII never hurt hy
'all,ng prr"s; they fall so slow they
WI never get smashed.
n wholesale house advcriIscs
w nn'el- women to sell on commits
~'"n,
W;t sho,ll ho nsol 40 s,;,l1
FOR defense rnthcr than as sword to
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ofa Decd Of Trust made by
ID W. b. Calhoun to the undersigned
rs Trustee for the purpose If securing
the payment If eert,'n debts d crein
iamcd, said decd Is dly recorded In
records Of deeds, RooS ny pages $50, 95f
and 252 Of Noxnboe coultv, Mississippi,
{ william Saturday, 25tl dav or March,
ISL, IL tho court house door IN Macon,
NoxGbee county, state Of Mississippi se.l
for cash to the highest bidder, the AK or.
of section 8, and tho east half of the NV.
ar of section 5, township II, range 10.
The NV half ofSW or. section. SO, less
% mres off the west silc allotted TO Mis-.
Mary Long for dover. The Il half Of
the north west or and the w half OF tls
w half of NE or Of section 80. The s.
half Of the N,hNlfofNW or and The norhh,
part of the 5 half Ct NV or, containin4.
ten acres within section 81, all ii towns
l5, tango - cast containing 4sT'
acres Of line land. Titles believed tood.
j, j. BEAUCHAMP,
F~ebl8-lS71-H Trustee.
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The Fire at the Fair Grounds.
New Orleans, :
From the N. O. Bulletin. March 6.

From the N. 0. Bulletin, March 6.
Atabout half-past1 o'clock Sun.
day morning fire was discovered
IN the building atthe Fair Grounds
used for the display ofmachinery.
It first made its appearance near
the boiler Of the large stationary
engine, and in a few minutes the
entire building was enve!oped in
names. Rapidly consuming the
first, the octagon or center building
then took fire and in Il very short
time all three Of the large and
substantial houses were burned to
the ground. The alarm Of fire
was given, but at that time two or
three fires were faging in the city,
and the firemon, with their engines,
were delayed in reaching the FAN,
Grounds, Upon their arrival
there the work Of destruction had
been completed, and there was
nothing to be seen but the brick
pillars and the debris OF the splen-
did engine and shasting. One of
the most serious losses by this fire
was the destruction Of the Statue
OF Washington. 1t will be remem-
bered that this statue wGts ordered
by the State ofLouisiana and cost
$4,000 For a time it occnaied
the little paSoda erected in the
state House grounds at Baton
Rouge, but was afterwards re-
moved and placed in the rotunda
OF the Capitol, where it remained
until captured by General Butler
and sent to the Patent office at
Washington. There it remained
until 1868, when it was returned
to the State through the exertions
Of Senator Kellogg, we believe.
its arrival in this city, there
no suitable place for it, the
Fan Grounds Association obtained
permission to place ii in the rotun-
Ia of the Octagon Building, and
here it remained until DESTROYED
|y this fire. Its loss will be a
natter Of regret, as il was about
only relic ofthe halcyon DAYS
Louisiana in its time Of prosper
and glory;
1t is generally believed that the
re was the work ofan incendiary,
'ho could have had no object in
lew but that Of the most wilful :
nd diabol;cal malice. 1t is esti-
lated that the loss will reach near
Y 100000. The buildings alone e
ost $4,000, on which there was il
n insurance Of S5Q,000 $
Fhe destruction of these build p,
so near the time for the OPEN fc
g ofthe next State Bair, is indeod ei
ntortunato. But we learn that 9
cps will be Immediately taken s,
rebuild the necessary buildings, ia
I'd have them in readiness For IL
he 8th of A next. Such enor- % 10
Y, promptness and enterprise are is
laracteristics Of the gentlemen di
no compose the boaRd of direc- an
rs. 1t is their determination to ~
I'VE no delay or postponement W
the fair, and exhibitors from BY
road may rest assured that they =
Ill find everything prepared for q
en-, as if no fire had occurred. =
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Special to the Reglster.l

JACKSON, Mch. GA resolution
togo into an election for United
States SenatorOn the Nth inst.
was introduced.
The House was occupied prinei.
pally in discussing the Meridian
riot Both Houses passed a reso-
luton appointing a committe to
investigate it.
In the evening session of the
Senate a resolution was passed,
by a vote OF l6 to Is, to elect a
United Senator next Tuesday.
The House will concur.
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MO Moro
WEAK NERVES,

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for Dispeptics and those suffer
ing from weak nerves with habitual con
stipation. There are very few who have
not employed physicians for. years to
remedy what this preparation will il u
few weeks, by Strengthening the nerves,
enriching the circulation. restoring d.
gestion, giving strength mentally and
physically, enabling those who may have
been confined for years to. their rooms as
invalids to again resume their occupa-
tions and all the duties Of life. One trial
is all we ask to enable this remedy to re-
commend itself.to the most skeptical. 1t
is a slightly stimulating tonic andiasplen-
did appetizer, it strengthens,th the stomach
and restores the generative organs and di- |
gestion to a normal healthy state. Weak.
and dyspeptic persons should use
WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Tonic. For sale
by Jones & French and all Druggists.
One Dollar.
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Administrators Sale,

ny Virtue Of an order of tho Probate
- Court Of Noxubee county Mississip-
p made at the Sept, term 1867, thereof.
the undersigned, Administrator Of the
estate Of w. 7. Pesey deceased, will on
Monday the 10th day of April, 1871.
between the hours of II o'clock in the
forenoon and 4 O'Clock in the afternoon
81 SAID day, at the town of Macon in said
County, expose for sale to the highest
bidder, on a credit Of twelve months the
Northwest quarter, and the Northwest
quarter of the Northeast quarter of
section 70, township l6, north Of range
10 east, belonging to decedent and con-
tanning all one hundred and seventy
SIX, oO-l00 acres. j. Ii. uARGROVEY.
"cnl1-4tS Admr.
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EnmenagOgue

Warner's Emmsnegoguc Is tho only ar,
ticia known to cure the Whites, tt viii
cure in every case.) where is the family
n which this important medicine is not
wanted? Mothars, this is the greatest
blessing ever offered you, and you should
Immediately procure it. It's also q sure
cure for ali Female Irregularities, and
n,a. 81 depended upon N every case
where the monthly flow has been OBJ
structed throbgh cold or disease. SAID
by Jones 81 French, md AL druggists,
4fiee Ono Dollar.
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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 q stAnulant. Il is asplendid
appetizer and tonic, and the finest thing
in the world for purifoihg the blood, II
is the most pleasant and delicious article
ever offered TO the public. far superior to
brandy, whiskey, wine, bitter4, or any
other article. 1t is more healthy and
cheaper. Both male and female, young
OF old, can take the Wine Of Life. II is,
in fact, a life preServer. Those who wish
g. enjoy good health and a free flow Of
lively spirits, will do we'll to take the
Wine IL Life. 1t is different from am
thing ever before muse. II is sold BY
Jones s. French, and all druggists, u
quart bottles.
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Attachment Notice.

Ccphas Nance, Adm. Est. Jas. Nance. !
vs.. ?
Henry Williams.
WHEREAS an attachment was issued
w of in the above case against the
estate Of Henry Williams, rcturnable to
the Justice Court of the First District of
Noxubee County, Mississippi, r"eturnable
on the 9Th day of March, 1871. at 10
O'Clock, before noon. Now, if tho'said
Henry Williams fails to appear ut said
time at the office Of the undersigned jus
tico of the Peace, mt Bigbee NalIy School
House, %andtanswer the complaints o fsaid.
plaintiff, judgment will be entered against
him and execution issued thereon.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and seal this It'll day Of Feb
A. d., 1871.
BENJAMIN. BUM, lseal1
FeblS-3t Justice Of the Peace.
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DR.. Blackmap viii remain in
tow6Eor a few days aud IS IRE
pared to % dfst class Dental
work. Orders can be left at this
Office or at the store ofW. Il. Skim
ner.
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Notice to Ta1-Rayers

VIE assessmentrol of 1870 have been
4 placed in my hands for collection.
gu can pay your taxes by calling, at the
oherlif's Office, as the books will be open
at said place until closed for final settle.
ment. y. A. j. McHENRY..
BeblS-St Sheriff and Tax Collector
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sHUMAKER 4 BRO,
Dealers IN
Dry-GOods, Groceries, Produce, Pro.
Visions, &C.,
No. go, Corner Jefferson and Pulaski ST.,
MACON, MISS.

DNX-GONDS---A wcilassortcd stock, cheap for cash, at
Sundk0r d. Bros
GIsOCEfsII%S.---Ifeavy and Fancy, cheap for cash, at
Shumaker d Bros.
TPRODUCE--Fresh etl 50 et, eheefs for cash, at
move, Shamaker d Eros.
PROVISI0SS-Yhc hog ro+nd, reeh and sound, ehcap. for cash,
income j&a1nate d Bros,
sDVoAo A<TD ShOES--hadlcs; Misses Mems, Boys and childrent
cro,,,,r..a cheap, tor cash, at Shamdh r e Bros.
CEofhlNG-Mcn' Boys and Youths, cheap, for cash, at
corro,n ShHndker d Bros
N0TTONS-A great variety, cheap, for cash, At
- -, &nmak0 d Bros.
HAlo-Mc1S, BOYS ana Ladies, latest fashions, cheap for cash, at
shumakcr & Bros,
& CUTLERY-Bcst quality, cheap for cash, at
ShumakeP L Bros.
NAlLS-All sizes, cheap for cash, at
Shumakcr 4 Bros.
CROCKERy u GLAsSWARR-A good stevk. cRcar for cash >.
WOODEN 4 WILLOW wARE-Ar Kind, Cheap, for cash An
Shumakcr & Bros.
" HAkNESS-Best manufactured, cheaI, for casl, at
Sbumakor & Bros.
ToBACCO-Fipe chewing and smoking, cheap, for cash, al
5 Shamakcr u Bros
ClGARS-The finest favored, cheap for cash, at
ta Shunakcr 6 Bros.
GUNS-All calibrc, cheap for cash, at
Shumaker Is Bros.
AMUNITIoN-powdcr Shot, Caps, Cartridges, cheap, for cash. az
SlpMnaker 4 Bros.
WAdONH-Studeeak 5, heaUEhh, complete ton cash, at
Shumaker & Bros.
AGRICULTURAL ENPEEMRNFS-Ar the late improvements.
cheap, for cash, at Shumakcr & Bros
BAGGING Is TIES-Theh heaviest and best quality, CHEAP: for cash
Shumakcr 4 Bro.
CASTINGS-An sizes and kinds, cheap, for cash, at
ShUmakcr Is Bros.
CEMENT y LlME-Frosh ard genuine, cheap, Tor cash, at
Shumaker q Bros.
C0TFoN-Purcrisei ut the highest market Ppiccs Tor tfale oreasb
SHUMAKER g. BRO,
No. 60; cor. Jefferson and Pna.hi sts.
Dec. 10y
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Family HnnnIins.

Wheno our readers need any ar icle Of
table use Diala Gray can III nish them
from Z large and varied assortment, A
mong ~hisstock We note beeftonguss, buff
mio tongues, pig' feet a fine mackOrel
rs we ever saw F'e-h cye rice sweet
yellow butter and yohng chickens always
On hand, az kinds Of shelf groceries,
including excellent cheese, and all at fair
rates.
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We called on tho big OK, and
was obliged to look at il BY install
iments. We took four and a halt
views pfthe animal, taking a thou
sand Pounds in At q glance. 1t
Y certainly . wonderful animal
and we'll worth spoing, and no
doubt Weighs over 1000 pounds.
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COpartmcrship Notice.

WE have this day become partners in
Wy trade under the frln-nanie of Yates
" murphy We will always, keep on
hand o large stock Of the PUREST
DRUGS and MEDICINES. Our friends
are respectfully invited to call upon us.
+. L. V. YATES,
Feb1st1871 Il. Is, MITRpHEY
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wv arner's
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even in one case) to cure the very
worst cases of Blind Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should
Immediately call on their druggist and
get it, for it will, with the first appHca-
ton, instantly afford complete relief, and
a few following applications are only re-
quired to effect permanent cure without
any trouble or Inconvenience in its use.
WARMERS PILE REMEDY is expressly
for the piles and is not recommended to
cure any other disease. 1t has cured ma
ny cases of over thirty years standing.
Price One Dollar. For sale by JONES Il
French and druggists everywhere.
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Cough NO More.
Warmers Cough Balsam is healing, soft

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing, soft.
ening and expectorating. The extraordi.
nary power it possesses in Immediately
relieving and eventually curing the most
obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, influenza, Catarrh,
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is
almost incredible, SO prompt is the re-
lief and certain its effects in all the above
cases, or any affection of the throat and
lungs, that thousands of physicians are
daily prescribing It, and que and all say
that i6 is tho most hHaling and oxpectora-
ting medicine known. One dose always
affords relief and IN most cases. one bottle
effects q cure. 1t is your owhkalt ifyou
still cough and suffer. The Ralsam will
cure. Sold by Jones e. French aud all
druggists. Price One Dollar.
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a''N sting tc prl9 p,y

y Tn3 N MY SIL1s, !.
|ba E MOD Y, Fesy Isl.
i y ia anGtho column .a,,..
H. .l ", La 1ooS 'zr aay 70.
IN n" q a,t which l,. neon '@ @s6 n one
BIZ A Although this low ,vv R tSa
4otaj any othe~ ,hafie conn S"e
|stri eay 81, dietorripe, to n'p mass
pEs, ' 4 b 'al,l lower, we Lang Is1ns
In ~a dTme prodO MAD
lSt T Sal. known 4 .eIes 'a nro'
ID T ISIS' Bones . Oos u50,
Cha ' 70 MAINLY, mainly and / cOn
Paper tb @annlactu md scI m
tdrer 'o oaa any toeoign n rSl.a'
n market 81 PHt h product i
, SSa,3' ! have ri. va.
~ rsda aoa !, Perfected my " yor y.
n ''Sp s, BY; so' lasi iy,I g
D p IS~ Southern , en-, support 'd1;or Ct
r.S' ci ! I, i Civ S "F1 IoI y
r. to r S'slse aeo, t6 III i'r nv.
FL pp IL advantage / p ssssas
S' price I bnva q the article.
Css5s% e, t. ! Iots d FIVE "" n II @ ooiy
\ hrndr'"ods , 0s.. amounts, Il an %0ss
E% ~ " !: s'' \, Il 4, IN a% ss me- |
n '''' farmer VIII III a lsg ss prize.
h vase 'Ss give tbis
l'ders. "Aedt Of your .''serllons
). sqS Rsspssuallv.
'FP'''o' I,p y 3 As a.l,
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Fair and Final.

A IL notes due me andinot arranged
"A by the 22nd of this month will be
sued on. Ii. w. EOOTE.
Mch II '71-1t.
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Rlowsfs BIZ The TsOusard.

-
Mr. Heindoa has received thil
morning q large addition to hi,
collection Of rare and beautiful
flowers and seed. and thoy are on
exhibition at Jones & French.
Such a display of Ire kind has
never been seen here and the La.
dies have something really inter
csting to engage their attention.
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Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate Pacific
Soluble Guano, &C., all Of which will be
sold 1t manufacturers prices, with trans
portation addod-ferns casa.
G., u, BgSilAMANTE,
Mississippi machinery Agency,
mchi-4ts Jackstn, Miss.
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NOTICE.

u virtue Of a decree Of n. ~
- Court, rendered ut the January torn,
a, d 1871, in the case Of j. b. Abroad
administrator, VS.. Il. G. Egereston adm'r'
~c, me undersigned Commissioners an,
pointed in said case, will proceed to sell
! front Of the court.houso door in the
Ue now " " MACON wac On t9e2oth day of March
following described Mnds. Wing arJbe;n@
m 90 county Of Noxubee, State Of Missis'
'sippl 70 Wit: w half of SEqr. Cisco II
~ township IL, north range Is. D.. baIf
VI 0L Or. section II, Whalf ofSW ar. Of
sec. Il, in town IS, range Is, or So much
onereoi rs may be sufficient to satisfy the
' ~,ioHne OF Sald decree. Acting as COM
missioner, | shall convey such title as |
may lawfully convey under said decree
Sale within legal hours.
n, 30 GEO. s. SMITH,
ioD' lo-ot Commissioner.
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Branch House at Aberdeen, Miss.
BROOKS WROUGHT IRON
COTTON PRESS

Rotary and Pulvcrizing Hargows Pea
body Cotton seed Huller; Blanchaid and
other churns; Lads's swings; washing
machines &c, in short all the best Ims
plements snd Machines kept in first class
Agricultural DepOts, also,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-11
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loo BUsfrs GENUINE RAMS
1OODALE NORWAY OATS iust
received and in store at II. w. PbilIfn.
~ 90. which we offer at a price within
reach of every one. Cab and examine
sample heads over 20 inches long, will
produce from 90 to 100 bushels per acre,
rs has been proven by several planter in
this county.
Call on r, W. PHILLIPS g. co.
or for reference to ii. A. Rice, esq. Bigby
valley, Miss, or any person in his neigh
9orhood who have seen them growing.
ihey are rapidly growing in favor. Two
hundred dollars per acre has been real
lzed by raising them in this State for seed
alone, last year. Then why plant as
mucd cotton, Planters? Call soon or YOU
may sleep on your best interests.