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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

The wor' Of cnro is now beginning. The ytiatcd and
mucuoua deposits boz the bowels and In tho amontary
canal aru ccciod Tho liver Ike clock, is wound up.
" ufpusci from t torpdity. Tho stomach acts rosp1n
fcly aud hc patient begins 90 feel that he DE- getting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

Many human being has passed. away, for whose death
there was no other reason than the neglect OF known
dear to hmiv and friends arc sleeping tho dreamoss
aluuiiter inta which. had they calmly adopted
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
Letter from COrinih.
WLSSLER AGAIN.
Conlyru, Miss, oct. Sd, II.

(ORlNTll, Miss, Ntl. on ~.
Not many days ago the Circuit
court should have been held in Go.
rinth. when WiSsler's trial, tor the
crime OF cooking IN coal oil, should
have occurred. Orlando Davis, the
Circuit Judge, appeared, bat the
Sheriff of the county found himself
hcadless bv Il decree from Jackson,
and Judge Davis could iud nobody
TO organize the court. He vas
forced to leave, and thus Wissler'S
coal oil case went over 10 the next
term, and the court deemed II right,
at tho solicitation Of Lieut.. GOV.
Powers. to release NiSSler, his
secondhand E~xrellency, as We
heard, going on Wissler's bond. No
sooner were Wisslcr and his friend,
the Lieut.. Governor, en- route TO
Macon, team Il Sheriff was appoint
ed at Corinth, and at once entered
upon the discharge of the duties OF
his office. Plainly enough the
whole scheme was ConCoctcd nj
Jackson to secure Visitors release,
that he may escape conviction at
Corinth. and continue his Invaluable
services to those engaged in the
business of cOnyictiLg people OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
TIE SIGNAL Z FICF.

The weather reports ofthiS branch
Of the War Department are hecom.
ing quite interesting. 1t is con-
stantly extending the area Of IT.
operations, and the predictions
founded on haronctric and other
observations have been marked
wI'h unexpected accuracy. The
focal points Of storms arc ascertain
ed, their courses and force mad,
known III time to prevent the disas,
trous effects which 50 often d0.OIatc
land and ocean. But a short time
since fifty vessels lay safely at ait.
chor in one OF our ports, warned bv
= prediction, that was fully verified,
The storm passed, and probably an
incalculahIc amount of property
and thousands Of lives were saved
by that precaution. The officer
in charge Of this service are conf.
dent that if a station had been cs.
tAblishcd on the island of St. Thorn.
as, the terrible cyclone that ravaged
the coasts of florid" and adjacent
islands could have been toretold
and much ofthe damage ovcrted.
These astonishing strides OF
science may furnish an oifsctt to
the wanton ecklcSsness of life
among us to which We have alluded,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
ITEMS OF THE CHI'AGO
FIRE.

The loss Of life is supposed to be
shout 500.
Two incrniiarjcs vert caught in
the act ct firing buildings and shot :
two Others were hung to lamp
posts.
Tho Phoenix Insurance, Of Hart,
ford, Conn.,, have dispatched that
they can meet their losses and have
- surplus left, but have given orders
to advance their rates 80 per cent.
The leading business houses have
expressed their determination TO
commence business at once, and the
leading papers will issue small
sheets shortly.
A. T. Stewart has given $4,000
to the sufferers.
Every city is subscribing literally
and the Odd Fellow Lodges are
conspicuous for the aid they are
rendering to the sufferers.
The fire on the llth was suhdued
One thousand tents were given the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
MILLIONS Rear Testimony to ,h.,,
Wonderful Curative EGrct..

MILLIONS Rear TCattmOuT to .h.t.
Wonderful Curative EH..,.
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n.I.L MAJ. Of poo. R,,, UU,,"u'y
p..oT S.IrI,. onA U,G,.o IAs'
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- $50. -. - IL rln'
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mi,,o,. .ceorIt,., IN d]Ir,e,ions AMI ,.r,sIn '"'"
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rnW FEMALE CONPIAINTa What
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NOtnanhOOl or nj Mo yum OF HE tacSc Tonic Nj.
lar. huyo no e3ual.
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lIEiHINc'e' ram III the SYNONYMOUS o"hRl", IlsNt
ncSS OF the Ghost. Dizziness, Sour Er"tntio" Vt
tile Stomach, bad Taste IN lie Mouth. BHO7i
Attacks pnlDitHtion OCthr Heart. IntiAnmati,uI
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14

The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubec County,
Chnncery Court At Rules, Monday. septem-
Der 18th, A, n, 1871.
ISL Gilbert Clark, Administrator estate
Of William Clark, deceased:
TNHlS day came the administrator and
4 hlcd bis petition for sale Of real estate
to pay debts and prayed that publication be
made for the nonresident heirs to-wit:
Edward Clarke, who resides ut, and
whose postofice is, Jefferson, Chesterfield
county, ptate Of South Carolina; Nancy
Sherrell and her husband - Sherrcli;
Clarissa G. Clark; Susan Clark; tho I'M
known minor children of Alexander Clark,
whose postottice is Society Hill, Chester
field county, South Carolina; the children
Of Margaret Campbell. to-wit: A. A. Camp.
bell, VIM. Campbell and y. NJ. Campbell.
poSSoflcO, Cheraw, Chesterfield county
South Carolina and Nancy McKinnon ard
her husband, /. N. McKlnnon, of Bon.
nCttsyille, Marlborough county, South Car.
Olina.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Macon Beacon for four con-
s%ccutive weoks, notifying said parties to be
and appear before our chanccry court. NJ
the next term thereof. to be held at The
conrt-house OF said county, in the town Of
Macon. on the 3D. Monday il October. A.
d., 1871, and on the second week Of soid
term, then and there to show cnuss. IL nnv
they can, why the land in said petition
mentioned, should hot be sold as prayed
for and deeroed accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thomas Christian.
Chancellor 4th Chancary District, state Of
Mi'sissiT pi, This 18th day of Ssptcmbcr, A..
D., 1871. GKOf IS SW1TH' :"
"p['-o1 Clork,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14

BABY SHow.-Wc regret to SOC
that there is to be IL "bahv show"
nj the Pamela county Fair on the
3Oth inst. We had hoped that
these vulgar exhibitions would be
left to the Yankees who invented
and %inaugurated them. We can
understand how people show their
%rdi'cS, their pigs, or their puppieS
for II premium, hut how any decent
woman can make y public exhibi.
ton Of her dearest affections in
The prrsoa of her child for a paitrv
baby carriage, passes all comprc-
hcnSion. A true woman, one wor-
thy 0f the sacred name Of mother,
would let her children walk until
they grow gray, rather than earn IL
carriage for them by any such vul-
gar and nnwomanly cxhibitiOn.[-
Nickshurg Herald.
The Herald hits the nail sqnarely
on the head. Ofsll the exhibitions
OF bad taste which this age Of crotch.
cts and m%onstrosities has developed,
that Of baby shows il the most Of
frnsive. We would advise the
managers Of the Pamela Fair to
provide a good supply of MIRA,
Winslow's soothing syrup for this
parade q The Ionoe-nts, and turn
~ sesh q shem Via, a rattle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
INDIAN SUMNER.

"Thc melancholy days have come the sad
drSt Of thr year,
OF wailius winds and naked woods, and
meadows brown and scre."
Tn, lines of Bryant We quote
are 4 miserable failure as applied
to the beautiful season, known in
America as Indian Summer. 1t is
q season in which the beauties Of
three seasons are blended together,
and sottened down with a hazy veil
that dims the landscape, but to con-
ccAl the sharper outlines which
Autumn gives in crisping the forest
with its early frosts. Through the
translucent air we can now look
upon the broad red disc Of the set,
ting sun, ]unblcndod with his sum.
mcr light, ard the twilight that
stills the busy pulses Of trade, gives
to rest a tonic power that is carried
with lis through the night, and We
awake fresh and vigorous to hail
that sun Bhorn of his beams by the
same blue haze that softoned he,
setting.
The woods, at this season, are the
Hunters Paradise. The sudden
whirr Of the partridge from the
copse, the chatter Of the squirrels
and the nimble tread of the deer
and his music, softer and swccter
than the tones of the VOL or the
low brcathings ofthc flute.
Our Indian Summer generally
succeeds the first warnings of Win.
ter, and though its blandness and
dreamy softncss is suggestive Of
rest, it is the time for all to guard
themselves against the approaches
of Winter, to garnerup the harvests
and prepare the household for til,
reign of storms. Let us improve
the opportunities of this delightful
season and insure comfort and re.
pose Tor the coming Winter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
Notice to Creditors.


he State ri Mississippi,
NoInbec county
Chanccry court, July Term, A D, 1871
1855 Estate NJ Job II Binion, dccenaed
To all persons having claims against said
estate
NOU are hereby notified that by tho or.
L der and decree Of the chanccry court
Of Noxubro county, Mississippi, made a,
the July Term, A b, 1871, Of said court
tho claims against the estate Of Job II Bin
ion, deceased, will be taken up for exanli-
nation aud allowance at the next term Of
said court, to be- begun and held IN the I'd
Monday in October, A ID, 1871, and On
Tuesday, the second day Of the first week
thereof, when and whore all tho creditors
are requested to attend.
Witness the Hon ThoS Christian, chan
ccllor 4th chancery district, state Of Miss
issippi GEO 3 SMITH,
sept2 clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
10 Bridge BMi!derN.

TXTE the undersigned building commit
w tee will, at the courthouse door in
town of Macon, NoIubsO county, On
SATURDAY, the S0th day Of September,
1871, let out the building ofa bridge acros,
Dry Creek, nina miles south Of Macon. on
the Macon and Summervills road. Speci.
f~ication made known on day Of letting.
W. II. PUCKETT,
C. n. WOODFIN,
D. H THOMAS,
tept23 Commissioners.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
Y6TEs

We acknowledge, with thanks, the ~
rript ol III" Premium List Of The Louisiana
state Fair together with 4 complimentary
ticket. The Fair opens Nov. 18th and
concludes vu the 10Th.
Tho tidal wave didn't come to
time, probably postponed on account
ot the weather.
The most uNgrammNtical phrase
j. found in the namo of one of the
parts Of speech, II "diSjunctivo con
Junction.
A Masonic Toast. May III"
spirit level never give u tor
raising a brother from the horizon
tai TO the perpendicular.
The Tadpolc-, who lately join
ed "thc party" ARE getting their
iiadical legs on, and are playing n
pretty a game Of "loap frog as the
old croakers are.
The West Point Ncrdld, in It's
lal issue, has n wood "ut at Gen.
Barry. II may do justice to tn"
subject, but as II work Of art il
lacks-GrrWiioH.
Can a retired baggage agcn,
be called an er-shcckrr?
i; il said that GOV. Alcorn WAS
nhont to appoint a Radical Thanks
giving bay, which accounts for
Musgroye'4 turkeys.
An Editor, somewhere up
North, who remarked he couldn't.
bear children, vas lately married.
and n cotcmpory in congra,ulating'
lin, viciousIy said he WAS glad he
had got somebody that could.
If a school for girls is called
a female school, why should not n
Filc saddle be called u female sad.
die?
1t is rather to"gh that green,
hacks at II! cts. discount should be
a LEGAL t,ndrr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
TIL REVISED CODH.

This Code is now in full force,
and has been since the first Of Oct.
The people are entirely ignorant Of
its changes and provisions. The
l'adical quarrel for spnils in the
Public Printing Department has
delayed its publication 50 we pre-
sent tn" anomaly Of people living
under unpublished laws. Probably
innumcrahlc mistakes will be made,
and our citizens arrested for viOlat.
ing what they know nothing of be-
fore the Code is distributed. How
our courts are 10 hold sessions
legally without this guide to define
and limit their powers, We IRE I'M.
able to understand. We can live
without laws perhaps, at least such
rs our SolOns OF the Radical PERSIA
sion ran give us.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS Sale

p J virtue Of an ordor Of the Chancerv
- Court Of Noxubce County, Mississin-
pll, made by the clerk Of said court on tho
18th day Of September, AID. 1871, the In.
9erslSmed administrator Of the estate Of
gohn b. Mostin, deceased, will on SATUR-
DA1' the 2S,h day Of October next, at
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. on the premises, or
pose ior salo at public auction, to tho high.
est bidder, for cash, all the personal prom.
crty OF deCedant, consisting Of horses. mules.
Wagons, oxen, cows, calves, 400 or 500 bush.
els Corn, 4 or 8 stacks Fodder &c.
w. n. HAYNES,
s0pt2S-ts Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14

The Memphis Appeal says that
Gen. Lowry literally skinned Al.
corn in the discussion at Holly
Springs, and that Col. lamar after
wards nibbod the salt in. The
latter gentleman supplied the place
of Gen. Lowry, who was taken sick
and unable to fill tho next appoint
ment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
Look at This!

r WILL sell nj public auction, on the
4 premises, on tho
18th day Of October, 1871,
80 acres land, mules, hogs, cattle, farming
tools, wagon, corn. fodder, oats &c. The
land lies IN Lynn creek, in No1ubeC coun-
~, one mile south If Lynn creek precinct,
is very valuable for the production Of corn,
cotton ard grain; health and water good.
The mules and other stock are extra fine,
and there is u good range.
TERNs-one-hSlf cash or sight draft on
Mobile, balance in Il months.
sePtl6-ts W. Is, BOYD.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
New Meat Market.

Tile undersigned have opened a
- meat market at Marz's old stand
near tho Post Office and will regu-
larly supply their custom ers with
Beet, 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 & SPAWN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
10 Bridge Builders.

WYE, the undersigned building commit
w tee, will Mt tho courthouse door in
the town of Macon, Noxubec county, on
Tuesday, 18th day of October. 1871, let
out the building of a bridge across Dry
on the Macon and Dckalb road, near
campbrll's Mill. Specifications made
known on the day Of letting,
BIBB e. GARNER,
j. 7. ROBERTSON,
A.. w. TIPPETT,
OFT Commissioners.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.

The returns from Texas indicate
a glorious result. The Democrats
have probably elected every member
of Congress, and the majority in
the State will probably reach 10000.
Pennsylvania and Ohio have both
gone for the Republicans, the Dem
ocrats probably gaining some in the
Legislature. Iowa has elected the
Republican ticket by about 80 or
10000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14

ESg" AcShann, of Lee county, who
took the prize at the st. Louis Fair
last year for tho best bale Of cotton,
is again in luck. lie now takes
the $500 premium balo and the
$1,000 swccpstake bale-thus peck
citing a clean $500! His last years
bale brought him several thousand
dollars, and his name went from
Maine to CaIifornia.[-Index
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
Administrators Notice.

WlIKRE AS letters of administration
w have been granted to the undersigned
ON the estate of William clark, deceased,
By the Hon. chancery court OF NoNubeO
county, on the 9Th day of July. a. D., 1871,
Now, all pcrSoM having claims against
said estate will present them and have the
same allowed by law or the same will be
forever barred.
GILBERT CLARK,
s~eptl8-6t Administrator,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
DOOLEY 4 90.

WILL have fresh meat at the old stand
w of Sam johnson every day. All who
call must bring the money or ticket for the
amount Of beef they wish. We will pay
the highest market price for stock on foot
and sell meats Ms low as any person in town.
SAN JOHNSON,
septic Butcher.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14

Lieut.. Gov. Powers stated, in his
speech ut Sardis, that there had not
beon a single dctaultcr since the
commencement of Radical rule in
Mississippi. This is one ofthe most
monstrous fllschoods since the days
of Mmchauscn. We have some in
NoXubec, indicted too from Radical
testimony, and every other county
has one or more. That they have
not been convicted may be true,
we don't expect thieves to convict
thieves, but We challenge the world,
n. York city not excepted, to pro.
duce as much knavery in Office as
the State of Mississippi has under
tho rule of professional ofIico,seek
ers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
A Desirable Plantation fer
Sale,
Knoun as the Hin. Brooks Phc,

TIIIS il considered as good a corn and
l. cotton farm as is in east Mississippi,
situated six miles north Of Macon, and five
miles east of B~rooksyille, the nearest sta
ton on VI 4 o Railroad. There are 800
acres in tho tract, six hundred acres cleared,
equal portions Of good post-oak and rich
prairie bottoms, the rest good timber. This
place has three good ci5tcrns, four large
poolt and a nevcr-failing a%rtcsIan we'll.
There is a large field Of timothy and clover
sufficient for a large stock, besides y cane
break for winter grazing, 1t is the centre
of tie best ncighborhOod in the south.
Convenient to churches, schools and rail
road. No healthier plnce in the state. I'm
provements ara valuable, a good dwelling.
good quarters. Clubhouse, cribs &c. The
stock and implements with which the farm
is being run, will be sold with OF without
the place. Price reasonable and terms
easy. Address
i. L. STOCK WELL, Macon, Miss.
G. NJ. SPENCER, Newton, Miss.
Wm. FAYEL, St, LouiS, No.
sept9-tf
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scpt2


The State " Mississippi,
NoSuhcc county
Ghanccry court, July Term, July l9,h. \
d. 1871
[25tl Estate Of John X Drish, deceased
To JRD King, executor " .nid estate, who
resides at Tuscaloosa, Ala
VOU are cited to be and npprar before
l. the chanccry court Of SoIubco coun-
~. at the next term thereof, to begun and
held in and for said county. ut the court
house thereof in the town of Macon, on the
Sd Monday in October, \ ID 1871. 10 show
cause why you do not make your annual
settlement as executor Of the estate Of Jno
K DriSh, deceased. md further to do and
receive whatever our said chancrry court
may consider or decree in this behalf
Witness the Hon Thos Christian, chan
ccllor ith chanccry district state Of Missis-
sippi GEO 5 SMITH.
@pt3 clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
TO Rent or Lease.

4 PARTY desires to rent or lease aplace
"A of about 30 acres Of good cleared
land. within six miles Of Macon. AHv ono
having such a plSce can rent or lease on
very satisfactory terms by applying immo'
diatply at the Beacon Office.
,eptaS-St
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
Election Proclamation.

YyYU ERE.AS, il il provided by The
w Constitution and Laws that =
General Election shall be held in
each county of this State on the first
tuesday after the first Monday OF
November, 1871. in compliance
herewith An election will be- held
in Noxubcc county, at the several
voting precincts Tor the following
Officers:
one District Attorney, 9TH Judi
rial District.
One Senator, 18th Senatorial Dis.
trict.
Three Representatives,
One Sheriff,
One Chanccry Clerk,
One Circuit Clerk,
One Treasurer,
One Assessor,
One Surveyor,
One Coroner,
One Supervisor in each District,
Two Justices Of the Peace and
one Constable in each Magistrates
Beat.
The following are the voting pre-.
cincts in NoXubcc county:
Cliftonville, Woodlawn, Good
wins Farm. CooksyiIln. ShuouaIak
Summerville, Trotman's, Mushuls
vile, Lynn Creek, Hughes, Brooks
Vile, Macon.
Attention is directed to the fol,
lowing section oftho Election Laws;
Section !. All places for retail.
inc intoxicating liquors, in the sew.
oral counties in this State, shall be
closed, and no Intoxicating liopors
permitted to be sold, baricrod, or
given away, or drank, at any store.
tavern, saloon, restaurant, steam.
boat not running, or whartboat at n
landing, or place Of business there.
in, from twelve o'clock ofthc prcccd.
Inc, until y o'clock of the succeed.
inc nisht. of anv general or snec:.I
election; and MI intoyicat.d r]io,ar.
or disordcrIy persons. disturhino
the peace, by noise or violence. in
the city. town. or Mace where III,
election shall he held. shall he ar
rested, placed in mil. or otherwise
kept in custody Ibeinr permitted
while in such custody. TO vote ! nm.
I'll the polls shall he duly closed. q,
until they arc entirely sober, Quiet
ORDERLY, peaccable. and we'll bahav.
ed. and the REGISTRARS and ;n.nor
tors of the election are h,rchv mad,
con.ervators Of the neace a. thai,
districts and precincts and III snr[
c~onscryators of the poace: sherjrs
and their IDENTITIES. and All milo,
officers annointod n ruarI Nv h,
present at The polls and nIace n.
election. city marsbnls' tbcir damn
ties, and ali other police anj neacs
officers, are rcouired to foi,tfniI,
execute these provisions, and othrrS'
to preserve the freedom snd
putty of elections, under tho ncnal
ties prescribed in the uennl cnJ,
for any NEGLECT of snrh drti"s. orI
said registrar, or insncctora shaIl
when ngces ,arv, cali unon any, -,
all citizens to mid them in &tj,cS'
requirements; and all nersorv in
formed of any NEGLECT or v]inIot;n,
of these reouiremcnts. shaII civ,
notice to tho district ~,ttornov or,l
other proncr officers thcrc1t' 4
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
The State Of Mississippi,

NoIubcc county
Chancery court, at Rules, August 2sth, A
d, 1871
1881 Estate John S Harris, deceased
To Orange Harris, II 3 fulgham and NJ
7 Fulgham. re.idsnce unknown
NOt and each Of you are hereby cited
1 to be and appear before the chancery
court Of Noxub0c county, ut the mex; term
thereof to be begun and held in and for
said county At the courthouse thereof in the
town Of Macon on the Sd Monday in Orto-
Der, A d 1871, to show cause il aAy YOU
can, why the final account of John 2 Sto-
vail, administrator of the estate Of John s
Harris, deceased, should not be allowed and
said administrator Discharged
Witness the Hon Thns Chritian, chan
color It'll chancrry district. state Of Mis-,
js1ippi, tho 2Sth day Of August. A u, 1871
I GEO SMITH.
septic clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-14
For Rent for 1879.

TNHE Rhett or Barnard Plantation, 1000
l. acres, 500 open1 for cultivation, nine
miles from Macon and one mile from Deer
brook. Apply TO
R. BARNWELL RHETT, Jr,,
o7-3t nj Mr.. NeycI's or Dr.. Clny's.