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r B. WOODW WARD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
RESIDENCE, STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
Next West of Journal office. &c

WHITE RIVER RAlLROAD.-The
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], GREGORY SMITH,
JOSEPH CLARK,
JOs ID. HATCH
L, H. FRENCH
j. O. HUNTINGTON, -,
Y. q. BIGLOM, '0""N'o""''
JOHN LYNDE 4.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-28
Election Proclamation.

WHEREAS, It i, provided by the
" Constitution and Lave that a
Genera. Election shall be held in
each county Of this State On the first
Tueoday AFTER the frat Monday OF
November, 1871, in compliance
Herewith an election will b. held
in Eoxubce county, al the several
voting precincts Tor the following
officers:
One District Attorney, It'll Judi,
cial District.
Ono Senator, 18th Senatorial Dis.
trict.
Three Representatives,
One Sheriff,
One Chancery Clerk,
Ono Clrcnit Clerk,
One Treasurer,
One Assessor,
Ono Surveyor,
One Coroner,
Ono Supervisor In each District,
Two Justices Of the Peace and
one Constable In each Magistrate
! Beat.
The following are the voting pre-.
cIncts IN N6xubeG county:
CliftoHyiIle, Woodlawn, Good.
wins Farm, COoksvilie. Rhuqualak,
S%nmmerVille, Trotman's,, Nnshula.
vile, Lynn Greek, Hughes, Brooks
vile, Macon.
Attention is directed 10 the fol.
lowing section 0ftbe Election Laws:
Section |. All places Cor retail.
ing intoxicating liquors, in the sey.
sFal counties in this STATE, shall b.
dOSed, and no intoxicating liquors
permitted to be sold, battered, or
given away, or drank, al any store,
tavern, saloon, restaurant, steam.
boat not running, or whSriboat at a
landing, or place Of business there.
in, from twelve o'clock Of the pTeced.
ing until IL O'Clock Of the succeed.
ing night, Of any general or special
election and all ihtoxicatod rioters
or disoTderly persons, disturbing
tho peace, by noise or violence, in
the city, town, or place where the
election shall be bold, shall be ar.
rested, placed in j@L or otherwise
kept In custody Doing permitted,
while in such custody, TO vote un,
I'll tho polls shall be duly closed, OF
until thoy @'e entirely Eober. quiet,
orderly, peaceablo, and well bchav.
cd and the registrars and insp,c.
tors Of the election are hereby made
'nonberyuioTs Of tbo pAace Al III n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-28
DHEECY.

There Ia absolutely no reason why
q Newspaper should trangrcss the
rules u Christian decorum and de.
eoney. Tho excuses commonly
made fOv the publication Of shame.
fnl And disgusting details Of obScenC
crime, or other matter offensive
either 10 good taste or good morals,
and violation Of the one " not
necessarily n ViOIsiiOa Oi the other,
are utterly lame and iiapOtoat,
There IL no Eeas0n Why . newS,
paper should not DO ~ free from
impnrity or indcconcy, Ms the daily
conversation Of roAnsd Cbristian
family. Tbs newspaper should b.
a publicanos which a father might
place IN tho hands Of his daughter,
or . brother IN those OF his sister,
IN short, which shOnlh eater my
hoseeb0ld without the necessity Of
preliminary examination. The plea
mat II must DO o "mIrFor' Of MI
thlnzs going on In tho World
things base, vile, and disgusting, a
VS. e. things puEe aad honorable
y tlao shallow Sophistry ~ . Drpri.
ent inclination, II will not boar
examination, ~ II Y0nld not bear
ooing carried out to its full extent
oSon IL tue cyOS Of those who urge
! II Is No anEweT 10 say chat news.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR
Postponed 10 MONDAY, AoJtnber
1874,

H. TisY u the sb'Hrd and fz!.e
rsIrrs relative " the health VI the
City VI JaDksDn, xhieh have bsen
infsstglrasiy circulated, the Board
n Cortrol II the State Fair Asaoci.
stion, Yields N what Gems % he a
genera wish " postpone the Fair
for : ten resks. The Pair hAs
consequently, been postponed until
M9AfaH N1gemb>r L5th. The pre-
mnms heretofore offered, and the
programme for the week, already
published, will be duly paid and
fully observed.
The preparations for the Kxbibi.
ton are all completed, but the few
wsoks pDstpDnement will enable
the Aseomation Officers 10 perfect
details, aud will srahlo hundreds 10
exhibit who reported that they did
not have time " get ready.
Machinery, Cotton and other
heavy articIss will be received at
any time, and will bc securely
housed until the exhibition opens.
Send for Circular, giving hll de.
taila as % transportation on the
several Railroads.
by order Of the Board.
]. L. PowEE, Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-28

Ihe State Of Mississippi,
Soxubee County.
ChanceE Court, October Term, AID. 1871
C6Vl Estate ofJ. T. Foster, deceased.
tFihAl Account
To Jacob Foster, resident Of Piekens coun.
", Alabama, post-of6ce Pickensville, and
LApg Poster and - Poster, minors,
whose residence ia unknown
VOU and each Of YOU are cited to ap.
l. pear before the Chancery Court Of
No1ubee county, at the next term thereof
70 DO held =. the courthouse Of said county,
in the town Of Macon, on the
a. MONDAY in JANUARY, 1872,
and show cause, il any yon can, why the q.
nal Aecount Of d. 4. Walker, sdminin.
~istrator Of said estate, should not be al.
lowed aud decreed accordingly, and said
administrator discharged.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, Chan.
cellor 4sh Chancery District, State Of Mss
iIGipPi. GEO. S. SMITH,
OetaS-t Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-28
The State Of Mississippi,

The State Of Mississippi,
hOxubee county
Ohaneery court, October Term, A. D, 1871,
2le Estate of James Nance, deceased.
Petition reporting estate insolvent and for
sale Of land to pay debts.l
To Elizabeth NJ. Nance and Matte d, Tom.
inaon and Mary L. Tomlinson, minors.
residence and postofice Pickensvillo''
Plckens county, Alabama, Pleasant M.
Cox and her husband Nixon Coke. resi-.
dcnts Of Dallas county, Alabama. most.
once Cartersville and Richmond
Wen and each Of you ore cited TO be
aHd appear before the chanccry court
Of Norrbee county, at the next term there.
Of. TO held in and for said county, At the
COURTHOUSE thereof In the town Of Macon
On the 0''
80 Aaonday in January, n. 1874
10 shOw cause Why the petitinn az Csnhss
Nance, administrator Of the estate of James
Nance, deceased, for sale Of land 10 pay the
debts ct said deceased, should not be- grant.
ed q prayed for, or tho same viii be taken
ingly. "s"'u-
Witnesl the Hon Thos Christian. chan,
eelIoF 4fh chancOry district state of MiSsis.
Sippi GEO 8 SMlTiI
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T.e A. 81 NiniuippL

Tss lxs 81 Nini"iPpL
NsEst@s eJsaiy
C.1zesv esa- Oci0b@F Term. A.D- lsIl,
'4Sl EfaH ". ". WOr4, dscsAA
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csry saS;t Or S5Tgbss county, ai lh'
.-r: isrz lAsrsf " bs begun ard held IL
an5 tsr t&i eoer,y n the courthouse there
Q. i, tb4 Apa 4 AstSI OF the
LKszGsy IL !Aaoy. A. D. 1871
u Iso= eszte L Asy Yea esa, Why tbs tina
.erss-, .! 4. N WSo3, aa'nini.irA
Tor Of he s.,.,- q ". W. Wood de
e.as~-d ,Soald III: be allowed and aid ID
EEa.sA;of ditcksrged
Wires lie Hoa Ths Chd.;iaa. chan
ce,.3f So eaane~rv dis;-st, stNss Of Mis-
issIypi, tie lsis day Of Ostoler, A D. ETl
GEO > SMITH,
otzs clerk
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

! We, IL undersigned, REGISTRAR.
~ S1Iz5v@ Cosaty, viii proceed
- register the qualified Tvsars Of
I'D CozDtyi liz aecordabee with
la~, a. the times and placts sp~i.
Eel i~low, to ait:
C!.nOaTiIs, HOBdsy, Tse.iay
ar1 Wednesday Is, 10 and %, SIP
t=n5@r, ls7l.
Woed.2wh, Thursday, Friday
and SATURDAY, q, p and ., Sep,
tsnter.
GoeAmin's Farm, Monday, Tues
say sud Wednesday, IS, % and q,
September.
Cooksville, Thursday. FRIDAY and
Saturday, 3 . and 30, S@pseln-
Der.
Shaggalak, Monday, Tuesday
ard "Wednesday, ?, 3 and 1, Ocso-
Der, 1871.
Summer7iIie, Tbnrsday, Friday
and Saturday, ), s, and !, October
Tro:mau'-, Monday, TUESDAY and
"Wednesday Q. 10 and II, October
AgsAGlaTi..e, Thursday, FRIDAY
aud SATURDAY Il, Is and II, OcG0.
bel.
Lynn Creek, Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday, II, II and j., y,
t0ber.
Hughes, Thursday, Friday and
SATURDAY, 10, 20 and q, October.
B~ryoksyi!.e, Tar.day, Wednesday
and THURSDAY, a, 2j and Is, Ovto,
Der.
Macon, Friday, Saturday, Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, q,
y, 81 and 81, October and /, No.
7embcr, l87l.
Special attention is directed 10
the ;act tha, under the Registration
Law Of ISL, al! certificates OF for.
ner Registration are worthless, and
that 70 entitie q man 10 vote, be
must re-register.
Attention is also directed to the
following section Of the Rcgistra-
aon Law:
SECTION THE Board Of Regis.
tra'lon, IN oil matters pertaining u
their registration, shall be conserv.
ators OF the peace, aud empowered
to arrest aud cause to be imprisoned
in tie county jail when necessary,
! all persons obstructing or prevent
ing their registration, intimida,ing,
thrcatning, Or fraudulently contriv.
ne 70 prevent any person entitled
thereto from registration, creating
riot, disturbances Hr quarrel- al
the place Of registration, or other
wiS interfering herewith TO pre-
zen er delay the REGISTRAR in the
discharge Of their duty, aud all such
~1fcI-e, shall be punished as mi>dc,
meaIiors, under the criminal Code
and saId registrars are empowered
to call upon oil shcrifs, constable.
and their deputies, and all other
peace officers, and when necessary
other citizens, 10 aid and assist them
in enforcing the laws and public
peace and suppress disturbance and
prevent the offcnses enumerated
aud this Section shall be published
AMI posted with every notice tc
mold a registration.
JANIS R. MooRE,
CLARKE LEWIS,
c. 4. DURHAM,
Registrars
September, I'd, 1871.
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EoI4Ses csEEiy.
C.s,csT Court, Oc.obsr Term, A D, 1871
1888 Isl q ". c. LA~g6srd4ls, deceased.
p a. perons having claims AghiAsa Aid
eftA.G-
VOC Afe hsr.by notified that by The or.
der Nh decree Of tie chsnctry cur
&. SgIab=s toaa,y, Mississippi, mAde 8;
the Octoser Tern, A. D., 1877, Of Said
eg8rt, the Claims against the esssts of VIC.
LAl5sr3Als, dseeAied, sill b. taksh up FOL
sIGmEa;iol and allowance al the next
term O., sid so4rt ODE b@gun ard held on
,ne x xsatay in January, 4 D lE2 and
"a Tarshyth sixteenth dAy Of sad month
bsiEg;hs ,scond day Of ? SrFi week there
u, -asa and where all the creditors Sre
re.ga-;rd ia attend,
W.ts" Iho Hon. Thos. Christian, chan.
tailor ALI eaAEtery district, state 81 Miss
hsipPL GLO. .. SMITH.
uStgS-;: Clerk.
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Il il veil that With the actumula
ting dangers u 4 p~rogrcssive and
growing civilization, 4 corrsspond.
my increase Of means for the pro.
tection and saving of human life IL
developed, else the world would be-
come a charncI-boHse. A year NJ
lrigbtful with disasters a. the pres
enL Lacks a parallel in the records
OF tho past. Fire, steam, kerosene,
the knife and tho bullet, seem b DO
contonding which should outnumber
each other In their lists Of victims.
Tho chronicles Of 4 single day.
throughout tho country, would pre-.
sent an asscmblhge ofhorrors which,
Il crowded into one dty, would dc.
poPnIat" IT, The safeguards which
science has thrown around the
asoncieS which r plying a cOntin.
nous work Of destruction, only nit
IgA'e, without controlling, this tori.
bio sacrifice " that MoIoeh, Pro.
gr"S'. II is hard 10 tell whAthSr
tho world IL better oR from the
daredevil, American spirit, which
Is pCrvading OOeaaa and co AHnOp,s.
If II Is quick and sweeping IN
destruction, Il IL quite ~ rapid IN
ITS svmpstAteS and ia atonemeDts.
1t plungeS Oh withOet caution, and
yet prepares itSOh With tbs most
ingenious precautions to avert dis.
AStRrs. 0e~tieSs aud slcoplsss, for
COOL ar exit II a~lternates between
one and tho othOr as The lighGninC
leaps from clouds to earth, from
csrth IN clouds and il is d~ifacult te
tell whether this Lightning ciyiliaa
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The State Of Mississippi, |
NoTubee county.
ChAHeery Court October Term, A D. 1871.
$50 Estate Of JOB II. Binion, deceased,
To al persons having elaine against said
eaAts-
VOU are hereby notified that by tho or
Il der and decree Of the ehancery court
Of GoIubse county, Mississippi, made al
the October Term, A D, 1871, Of said court,
The daimS against tho estate Of JOB h. Bin
ion, deceased, will DO taken up for exAmi.
aAtiOn and allowance at the next term OF
aid court, To be begun and held on tho
n Aendsy in January, A D, 1878,
and on Wednesday. the 18th day of said
month, being the Sd. day Of the first week
th"r0E when and where all the creditors
are IsHnestsd to attend.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, chan,
cellOr tth~ chancery district, state Of Miss.
iSsipPi GRO. S. SMITH.
oetZS-5t Clerk.
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New Meat Market.

THE undersigned have opened a
meat market at Marz's old stand
near the Post Office and will rcpu.
larry supply their custom orp with
bOof, Mutton, Pork, Kid and other
meats the country affords.
We will give the highest market
price for stock in good order.
Terms positively cash,
HODGES 4 SPANN.
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i'a", day over thi. Anniversary.
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Tas Sssi> ri Nis.--iPpi,
SuHab@s CJ-a,y.
C-Alc.y C.1r, a. Ru.s,, Fti1Ar. Oc,,i.
9Th. ISL.
Adams. Sprat' & c., eta
Tor
Jnne, II A~nier.ra.
TT appearing 20 the Court ana Mart.
i Rulss Upya aiz-zy.ia.rd thai, the S,s.'
dAu., jams II. Aa5e-syu is 10, A cj,I''
this STATE ta. resides in Shelby ror,,.
SIsls q Ts1n-ssee, py,Eohce Mem
AMI GsraEliyvn, . tst.i the o-dins,rt I.
cess ofth.s court e2nho. be served M.
him, r
Il is Therefore ordered .ha, publi,a
BE- MADE IN the M.con BEACON rcr,..
per puElsl-1 in ;is town Of Macon /, N
county, ipr four consecutive weeks, n,es
ing sid defendant TO - and sppes, Al 4
next t~rrl Of this ralr; To b. held Al h
sour.hou.e in the ,own o. Nscon. IN m.
"a MONDAYS III JANUARY. Al III
End plead. sn,yer ~ denar 10 CONN.,,
ASt'E bill. OF the allegations thereof Viii
taken Tor confessed.
Ii is further ordered tbs: tie clerk ,n,,
nit 10 the aid james II Anderson, a An
Of ihi, crt-F ~ mai. directed 70 Mempi
and Gernsni"sn, Tennessee, within me-
~ days irUn TINS da,e.
Done 6: Rlt. Iii. nth day Of Octy.
A. D., Is7l. GEO. 5. SMITH.
/ Ote2S|. Cr+
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The Slste Of MissiHi pIi
SoIut~e Couaiy.
ChAnc~rS Court, Octote;
VIZ. A. BAsL
legE, A. D. leIl

sLnsoa Or. Adm. e. 81.
TuiS day came on 70 Be heard com
L plainant's motion !or aliss publication
% J. 7, Gilmore. = non-9esidsB: defendant
~ this ASe, residing al, and whose post
Office i Mvbile, in the STATE Of Alsbama,
70 tina. the ordinary process Of this court
canno; IL served upon him.
Il is therefore ordered that publication
Be mals in the Macon Beacon according to
NV. notifying said defeBdan: that unless he
b. and appsaF before this court, q: the
next tsrhi thereof 70 DO held at the court
house OF said county, in the town Of Macon
on the Cd Monday in January. A D, 1872, to
plead, answer or demur to complainant.
bill tie several allegations in said bill rom
taine1 will be taken fDr confessed as 10 him.
Witness the Hon. Tho. Christian, chsn.
ce.lor 4,h ehanceyy district state of Miss.
bippL GEO. ), SMITH,
.ei[s-A Clerk.
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Owner Wanted.

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