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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD;-ALL PURCHASERS or CLOTHING DE-
siring to know whcrs they can be pest suited In
lower than any oLer house Our stock very large Gen
Goats and Vests Coats. very one ready madc
sS we ar o w 81
Broadway, corner Twenty 81 shh street
A -A.-pi RsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
a. e Insurance copp.nies and who do not desire 70
surrender va ne OF their policies applying Insurance
Agency u Liberty s.ree.
A LII soLnIkRs DISEASED, WOUNDED. INJURED
N rnpturcd In the war, however slightly.
Surgeon ssvy
A CCoUNTs ADlrsTEb AND BOOKS BALANCED
so TUs sSm
LARGE Assos III sS OF BOOTS SHOES TRUNKS
Bowery onsr Of Bond street. selling 2. e cent below
RosEET IRWIN
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND
a. kSnSssy sHtS Lo sr 9e aSys
Isl saG Park 1s Post 0's
"A. KENTUCki STATE LOTTERIES.
t. sf g. i Il ss g. ss s. g 70 'i
: \ z dl.p s. sss =. g Il, T. Isl
80 g. a. "a ~ Y, Z 90 = 20 "a
40 * Aiy, nsas y = % e Sn Is e,
J. cLUTE, Broker 2us Broadway. Posi- once box ASS
ClTsy OF NEW yoEE, DEPARTMENT or Fly ANcE,
'as & s Court House,
Notice Is hereby gwen that "a additional per viii
a. asa paa s Se 4s nai
wsr cent Nv e. % : to 81 BE- escsed from The 4h
DAY o. s' % qs'f SMITH, Receiver
BATES, isi Broa4way. room4 y
M SaIdias ~ YORK. Zee: j. is7i: o " '..'
day. the o0"1 RiF ssss coS "a duly ''se'sa
HARRY +. HOY,
a akssxr i i! p ysksAM.
iot Leo 4 H I1Er'
S Sias4S T. 4: ; S$s$iis.
HARRY e. HOY, Secretary.
RoosEyELr HosrITAh. TiFTy-NINTH STREET AND
~ Min avenueThs Hospital Is open for the reception
e. S 9% es a. Ii 81 o and si
az week. pay bic four in advance. Those entirely
''''''' '''e'''1 H"RXfIo PAINE, superintendent
~ ropodst has opened new and clio gan; rooms At 7!S
Who S PSs r wes 1o s 70
Nails Ladies treated at their residences If desired.
RoYAL HAVANA EXTRAORDINARY, DECEMBER 90.
IA JOSEPH BATES CO., Agents, 25 Wall street, New
York. Post ONCE box 1854
RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CuBA.-pEC. as NO
~ la drew 3l0O00 gold. Kentucky, $40, Nos 60,
~ ., dr. $4,000 Address BAILEY CO. told established
Office, ia Broadway.
ID OVAL SAXON GOvhRNMEET LOTTERY-AT LEIP-
IL sic, ermany. $4,000 tickets A 500 prizes.
Roval Havana Lottery Extraordinary ,,rawlng. Ono
prize of 0J00O, one Of pl0c.0O0, of $4,000.
Boz $3.50 70 ( oice. THEODOR ZSCUOCH,
1l6 Nassau street.
xE0U wkNTED--BY YOUNG LADY, FOR WHICH
Es)OV ample security and good interest viii be given.
Address JoSrPHINE GIfFOKD, station u.
&OO 000 -KENr"CKY STATE LOTTERY. EACH
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COasTWisE STEAMSHIPS.

49,
California;, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, SANTA MARTHA AND GREY
TOWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE.
Str,rctrs leave 10Th Of month, except when
those da es fall sunday then the day previous
December ljSteamer RISING STAR Captain III. I. Con-
VIII pier ~ North River at II O'Clock noon, for
Aspinwai Kingston. jamaica touching at Acapulco,
Nsnzanilla ana Mazstan, and connecting at Panama with
steamer SACRAMENTO, Captain ---; connecting
al Central American AM South Pacific Freight
for ports received until r. NJ OF December h.
Steamer GRr.AT REPUBLIC will leave San Francisco,
January 1874 for Japan and China For rates OF passage
freight and oil further Information apply at Company's
80 r. R. BABY, Agent
TTNlTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
" Atlantic Mail Stca mshp Company sailing regularly
every THURSDAY M3 O'Clock NJ. precisely, from pier No.
MORRO CASTLE Capt T. 3. Curtis VITA Nassau. Dec Il
COLUMBIA Capt II, van Sice via Key West.. Dec Al
MISSOURI, Capt I. II. Morton tvs Nassau Dec. %
A. w. DrMoCK, President,
= No. Bowling Green.
NoTfoEAtsntic Mail Steamship Company. For the con.
venie &C OF shippers supplementary mail bag
sisnces letters TO avans VIII be closed at this oce at
2l5 r. ~. on sailing days
No letters or papers viii he received on tho dock.
A. w. pIMOCk, President,
No. Bowling Green.
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| LII SOLpTERS DISEASED WOUNDED, INJURED
"A rnp.urcd In the war however slightly are emitted 10
penslon for IL Address apply Dr. r. H. JACKSON.
late Surgeon United States Navy 81 Park row, room a.
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DOYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LoTTERY-AT LEIP-
IL sic, ermany. $4,000 tickets Al. 500 prizes.
Rova Havana Lottery Extraordinary drawing. Ono
prize OF 0J00O, one Of Vl0o.oU0, of $4,000
Boz $3.50 20 oice. ThEOD0R ZSCHOCH,
ll6 Nassau street,
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II OST--WITiiIN a WEEK, A CHlLD'S GOLD MEDAL
IL with \. NJ al and heart the other birth
day present liberal reward and thankfully received ate AZ
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A CCOUNTS ADJ 6TEb AND BOOKS BALANCED
IA and scientifically kept books balanced however ccmp
catodly confused Address 3. r. box Saa. Post Office.
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N Mann, formerly with Professor Boissonneau, OF
Parsl makers &nd iuherters OF the i1prv%1d eye. ID
Blocker street. n These eYcs are ei,rs.i BY the fac
uiy.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS
"A and vaiaes At the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
Bowcry oiner OF Bond street, selling at 70 cent below
Broadway prices. ...s w. ID. RIGELOM.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE nECEIvED FROM 8 A. NJ.
TILL P. Nj. LIVERY DAY In The YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il The Old dominion Steamship Company will dcs-
patch fro n pier 80 North river their els.tn side.
whse stea n,ship ALBEMAnn for Norfok city Point and
Richmond thursday, December II, at r. NJ. giving
through bills OF anngto AL points Sou,h ani south west
Through tcsets issued all )nts Accomnoda
tons uncquaed. Apply nj 81. goncral lu
Greenwich street, corner Dew street.
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TRAVEI.I. iiSS, GUIDE.

yyINELAND RAILwAY--FoR vINELAND. N. J., AMI
Britscon Lctvo fo,t Of Murray street, New York, vi.
New Jersey south ,tlro adj At A. 4. AL T. NJ, By
steamers EMPiRE STATE Al iS5 HOVE
J. W. MILLS, Superintendent
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firS caOin Sllb, secono cAbin, no
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do stesrage passengers.
American travellers going 10 returnn; from TIE Con
nert Of taking of this line avoid
both by English railway and the dscomfos Of
ing tine channel besides saving time, troubl. and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, So broadway.
rTAPsCorTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex.
i change onicc-PassaRe from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by steamships. Also from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts OF ~ and
wards available Ia Britain and ireland
the lowest rates, a. rAPsCoTr BROTHERS cos
rs South street, New York
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TEXAS LIVE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs-rOJCH
10, at Key West. carrying tho United state, mail.
rue ~ ste tmshp 81 rY OF AUSTIN, Gap lirdga, at
per ~ kiy-r. Will leave Satur lay December TO-
inrou nils OF IA ing to Houston and 70 all points
q. Raroai. - " " -
FOR reg or passage apply
a., -, :, u u. MALLORY A CO., 53 Maiden lane,
Or TO w. L. CLYDE, ll3 WaI street,
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LARGE ASsOR TMENr or SEASONABLE CAR.
n RACES. La daues, Coupes, Liant aus. Iiah's very
nopar rateut Laneac 2p per cent less than brondway
/. stores AaNs ~ -"s' ruin suves'.
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A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND
"A. Kcntucky HtRte Lotteries urcial rawn.s OF nj owe
always Gle. CLUTE, BroS .6 Broadway Post oce
box 1883. l5y Fulton street ami No. 2 Park row
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A ELEGANT CLARENCE, ElARLY NEW; ONE
"A. Coupe, very lgl pole and shafts; Coupe Rock
away also SIX Rockaway, Ell all city built
Apply 20 N. CURLEY, lii Last Thirteenth street. near
Fourth avenue.
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r OsT-oN MONDAY EVENING, IN GOING TO
~ Nibos, small pair OF nix mother of pear Opera
1asses wiling to far reward for
dress X. L. C., 2.035 Post oic-.
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osT ON SUNDAY MORNING, IN SIXTEENTH
4 street. between Union square and Sixth avenue a
contain the savin OF poor girl The finder
confer and receive reward OK $2b ny 70.
turning the same to IL East Eighteenth street.
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A -A.-pi RSoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. lie Insurance. companies, and who not desire TO
surrender Va ne of their policies " applying Insurance
Agency "a Lbery street.
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AN EXPR IS WAGON NEARLY NEW, WILL BE
"A sold cheap. Can DO seen at 2l8 Fulton street, near
Greenwich.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

HAVANA PRouREsO AND VERA CRUZ
IL New YORK. ana Mexican Mail Steamship Line leaving
pier " FAST river, at +. H.. direct Hlvaal.
sifY OF MERIDA, Desken ......... Thursday Dec. u
CLhoPATRA. Phillips tHsvana oDyL. ...Satird Dec.
CITY or MEXICO Zimmerman. ....... "wednesday. jan
Gle PATRA, Pal bps Havana only Saturday, JAN Is
For freight or passage y
f. ALEXANDRA Soa3, 20 Broadway.
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DOyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-DEC. 49, NO
N la drew 310O.00 gold. Kentucky q $40, Nos g.
20 ., dr. $4,000 Address BAILEY co. cold established
Office J, ia Broadway
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-23

Ba5- This fall, the cnterprising
Clothing Merchants, Messrs. NJ. P.
levy 4 Co., No. 70 DAuphin street,
Mobile, Ala, have made such NJ
engagements as not only TO keep the
largest, best selected, and cheapest
wholesale stock of ready made
clothing in that city, but the largest
and cheapest, this side Of New York.
They manufacture most Of their
clothing themselves at their tacto-
ries in New York and Mobile, and
by their thorough knowledge of
their business and the wants OF our
people, are enabled TO sell goods
cheaper than any other house in
Mobile, and just as cheap MS lhey
can be bought east or west, freight
added. They give, as We under
stand, the same accommodation to
merchants as can be had east, and
as they always keep such large and
well selected stocks, and offer such
inducements, we would advise all
OF our merchants to buy their cloth
ing at home, by which they will al
ways be enabled to keep a fresh
supply ON hand and never be over
stocked, as merchants generally do
when they, buy east. Merchants
dealing in that line will do well,
when going to Mobile, before pur-
chasing, to examine the mammoth
clothing stock Of NJ. P, Levy & Co.,
No. ~, Dauphin street. or send
them their orders.
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MEXICO.

This country is becoming a blot
on the civilization Of the age. Torn
into factions by a set Of irregular
bandits, anarchy rcigns supreme IN
every province of its territory.
The struggle Of Juarca to maintain
his supremacy, is met by revoIu-
lions and counter revolutions, and
one Of the finest climates and soils
on the globe is the thoater Of an.
archy run mad. Under a wise en-
ergetic and tolerant rule Mexico
IN gbt become the garden spot OF
America. 1t is rich in all that CON
StituteS q powerful nation, hut none
Of It's varied resources can be util-
jzed to the world with its present
population and djsorganjzed eondi-
ton. Some Of our leading states
men have already suggested a pro
t"ctor0te over its government with
the hope that il may be Anglo Sax
onized, and contribute something to
the wealth sud progress Of ciyiiiza.
ton. Sagh a plan might restore
isw and order 10 the mou.reI race
that is devastating the land Of tbs
A2tics, but would it not for many
years be an elephant on our hands
Oar statesmen are not apt to en-
dorsc any gigantic measure like
this without first asking the cues
ton, VIII it pay? Will the flood
OF emigration to that country be
speedy enough to bring the inhabi
tants under the control OF cur sa,u.
tary laws, without kcepinga stand.
ing army to oyeraTe the gueril,as
and predatory bands that seek ref
ugc IN mountain tastncsSos, plying
robbery and murdel as trades, re-
gardIee. Of friend or foo? Perhaps
Grant VIII favor the policy Of Pro.
lection because it would add anoth-
er territory to his empire, and give
more employment to his soldiers
it might, perhaps, give pcSee to
Mexico and Imperialism to our re-
public. The qecstion Of a protec.
torate has, as yet, assumed no def
mite shape, but is fseely suggested,
and it is well known th~t many OF
the prominent army officers will
sanction any measures that will
contribute to such a result. Should
Grant be reelected, there is no
doubt that a tangible direction will
be given to the plan already con-
ccived, and the republic or tho en-
pire be extended to the Islhmus.
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For The Beacon.
Hill0w Brook Letters.
LETTER No. V.
BY MISS JULIA BACON.
Inscribed 10 Mrs, Bessie ". Hill.

DEAR Bessie One morning, sew
cral months ago, Uncle Jack in
formed me hat Mr.. lake had mad,
Il formal proposal fer my hand.
"Now, what shall | tell him,
"in-that you will be happy tc
take him tor your future lord anc
master?"
| shuddered at the thought ant
replied, somewhat dofantly
"Aaster! lnever intend to bov,
a MASTER. When | marry | want ,
husband, Uncle Jack, notaMAsTEn'
"Ah? But what shall | tell him
my dear?"
"Tell him I hate him! That ]
would rather die than wed him
that / do not, and never did love
him.
Indeed? l am quite surprised.
lie is a delightful young man. win.
and think you had better decide
TO take him"
al d0spiso him An ill.naturcd
nnmannerIy cur ! | never wIEI
mRefy him
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-23
To the Pab!ic,

The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School cordially invites the citizens.
general y, to attend their "Christ-
mas Tree Festival" at the NJ. Il.
church on the evening of the 18th.
Let all who have a taste for the
beautiful, the lovely and ornament
al, come and see richly laden Tres,
full blown, too, with the brightest
hopes and antioipations of a happy
school.
You, too, who love to oontcm.
plato nature, in its purity, come and
notice how closely the old and
young can be assimilated, and min.
gle, joyoasly in their festive jubilee.
And, especially, come all who are
fond OF children, and hear their
mirthiuI CAROLS see thoir eager faces
and receive them happy greetings.
An iufnity ofpleasure will be aG.
torded even to the speculative, the
old and csIIous. All that the happy
little ones require Of you is your
presence thereby encouraging, a
noble, godly work; and which lends
great assistance to the teachers in
making the school and exercises
attractive, also adding mirth and
notability to this occasion which
so appropriately celebrates the re-
turn OF our Savior's anniy ersary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-23

dear. know a,urs er.a, pres
en-, insane s.oryb e., ,.., lyl
would npt H,,gn IA u,v a. ,, ,,,.
old foryou and I,Jv.oIh .m y, a..
dress the cider 1ij,s Erirb.o
"Nho, UncIe2"
We'll nobody. my dear. brt
Gavle Winters. CaoitaI nIIow +,
play chess with. Guess he gnd Miss
Bright viii snit very we'll"
0, Bessie. Bessie, Nv heart sunk
down, down, down. and my breath
almost ceased. IIoysI him so we'll!
And this dear, old laundering Tn.
cls OF mino hSd refused him. and
doomed me to utter wretchrJacs.
Ny brain went waItzipg around and
| neither SAW, heard nor tLouvbt. |
could only rEeL. shall never for.
get the hopeless misery Of chat one
moment. Ny hoart had received
its first blow, and it deodsned vii nv
tao oltes it was 50 heavy.
Uncle Jack'sla last words camering
ing through my head ike a success
sion ofpistol shots.
81 dare SAY. he will ,marry'hsr
soon. and have = Grand wedding"
Fla ,hen ,oG tbs room whjstlinc,
- ~ V~-.lE,uu .
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CNt4 y u =,

The anniversary oiuil Car.s,sa-
lou viii have m sod before oar
next issue. The upror.o. Of near.
iv nineteen centuries Are associated
with the Star and the Munger OF
the first dgv ofiba world, r,d.mn.
ton. Is tho world bc,,ar for Chris
.tiauityy The onsoer i Wb.,
would The world bavs bo,n vi,bor,
From the bour Of the birth q.
the CAiId.Goi Farth ba. boor p,
i.suiDr itself from tho ala srnor
ujtiops of my,bolorv and ciy;Iiz,.
ton has hnan divas.oI NJ all tho,
lslJ II, nol;,;c,l ana y.o;,l nr,.a..s.
in BONDAGE, The eu,toms. t5o NH.
Io,onsv, tho arts, snd even the lam
,rn,gss of ,he o~ntichr,sti,, world
ar. dead, ifs monument, alone re
main. The pvr,m;ds thoso SIN
ncpdons ~tryc,r,.ss tL,, h,y, orro.
riven .nbrri,r 10 byc,or f,1ir III,
SPHINX. calm n~os,ionIc.s immovo
h}s have stood thron,rb the chance.
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Notice,

All persons are notified not IL
trade Tor county warrant, No. 100
issued November Term, 1871. Said
warrant was issued for $4,000, 10
Calhoun Boyle, and has his opor
endorsement for guard services
and has been lost or misIaid by mo
WOODSON BOYLE.
dec9-2ts
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New Meat Market.

THE undersigned have opened a
l. meat market at Mars old stand
near the Post otfco and will regu-
larly supply their CASTOR + wlth
Beef, 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 X SPAWN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-23

" ANa, hNcH rs 3a!is, fVfhe- hHIFJN,
Table knives, GINS, CROCEERY.
This is merely an outline of
his large stock; and in thus call
ing the attention Of the public to
the advantages Of purchasing
Of this long and well establish
ed house, he refers confidently
to the old customers he has re
tanned so many years, and of
whom any merchant might be
pretty proud. He pledges him
self to pursue the same syste-
matte plan Of business that has
established his reputation. He
never places his leading goods
below cost prices as a bait for
custom and if any one is of
fered an article at such prices,
and for such a purpose, let him
call before purchasing, and |
will satisfy him that he can do
hetUer, Again thanking the
public for their continued pa
tronage he invites all to give
him q trial.
r. w. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE,

The Unitod Son, and Daughter, Of Zion
viii give, for The benefit Of said society. a
supper at the M, K, Church, on the o%vonfnp
Of tho 9th inst, to which al are invited to
attend Admission so cents, children %,
supper free, By order of the Society.
T., a. 7, ROBINSON, Sec.
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E1I Fts TEE Holidays,
r w. PHILLIPS.

A large stock Of HOLIDAY
GOODS, both for culinary and
ornamental purposes, will be
found at r. ". Phillips. Old
and young children will please
take notice.
Dec. 2. 1871.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-23

We have for some time had an
idea that our next door nsighbor,,
YStes e. Baskerville and JUDGE
Bsauchamp, did an extensive bust
ness but We are fully convinced of
1t when the Postmaster informs Ms
that their postage amounts to one.
third Of tho business dons through
the Macon post office.
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IN VICTORIAN.

81 tribute u the memory and wreatuIng Il
garland to place upon the grave Of his de-
parted, hero, friend, whose spirit has shak-
en- oil the ,hack.e, Of eu.th and winged it.,
flight 10 its distant, final home. and willis,
recurring to our past association with him,
memory, that sad minstrel, makes MOURN
flu! music to joy, departed, never again to
return.
DEWITT CLINTON FARMER was born in
NoNuu-r Coulty, Miss. january 10th, 49,
IS, and !isl Il his home in the SAM coun-
ty. amid the scenes Of his youth, where his
life had been passed, November 2ed., 1871,
aged 33 wears, 10 month, and - DAYS.
A noble, brave and generous spirit has
passed from time to eternity. and to his
friend, Is left the sacred duty and mourn
ful pleasure Of guarding with uuf,ltcriug
trust, and cherisAing with tender and lively
senSibility his memory and bsdewing with
their tears the grave where the hero sleeps.
When the toc,in of war sounded the It.
larm, inviting the brave sons of the South
to 90 forth in her defence. in obedienc. to
u sense Of duty and patriotism Dewitt Far
mer enlisted in that noble band Of HEROES
and PATROLS the N0NuoGr kiic', after
wards Co, f, nth hogt Miss. Vols, the
hr't company TO leave the county for the
scene OF conflict and for more than four
years IRON the lT't battle OF Manassas to
IN APrii, lS6o, he evidenced those splendid
qualities OF sublime moral courage as asol-
"'eE' ".'4,''P"'"E Ia N' the battles Of Lee $
~menof9o'" campaigns irom tine btS'HnIag
~ tina YII.tt t| 'HA E...r ss ii .Lr +FFt. y..
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.''',' Hn,r. I,cs .ravcIy.
'.,~'''.''' '>,. 80, y,1b snoth.r
-" "'', ii N, world.
'P,,'''',H
nay gear, ria Iu,rr him >"
'''' YOU 80. ~, wod linn "
"ho' yo" P''",'5g" .,n
II never H"'T.'' - XIV, baan
tut 'u,' ,,,,nlsns .rn too
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