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NOxubee House
AT
MISS,

Having changed hands will he
kept tirmancntly by BcviA 4 Son
with the best the market affords,
served in the best MANNER,
Also, II first class Saloon in
the hniiding will always keep on
hand the best :wines, liquors and
cigars. Give us II trial.
Mch %. BETflII & son.
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Those Internal Radicals, the black
caterpillars have reached this State
from Tennessee, and r reported
ly the Reporter at Holly Springs.
There's little left tor them here un.
less they car feed upon taxes, on
the salaries of Radical Office hold.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
Ice and Lager Beer.

Cline, seeing we couldn't keep our
shirt collar buttoncd, sent us some
ice with lager in it, and it had the
desired effect, that is there was just
enough of one to cover tho other
lfyou wantto "know how it is your
self" just try it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

The State Of Mississippi.
Noxrtcc County.
Circuit Court, April Term 1871.
Cunningham, Wirks&Malone
use Of WI7lianA 7 Xeeirhee, attach,
G353l VS.. ment
Clarence l. Moore, for
Georgia VI Erwin Il $i,OOO 90
W \ Erwin, Dcfts.
y this case it appearing to the atS-
L faction Of the Court, that the dcEend-
ants Clarence L Moore Georgia VI EESir.
d W A Erwin Gse non-resdents If the
State Of Mississippi SO that the ordinar :
process Of this Court cannot DO srrvetg
upon them. 1t is therefore ordered By
the Cours that notice Of the pendency af-
this attachment be published in tho Ma
con Beacon, a newspaper printed and pub
lishcd in tho town of Macon, for four con
secative weeks notifying the drtendnnts
that unless bhey do appear at the Circuit
Cnurt, to be held NJ the Court House in
the town Of Macon IN the 9th Monday
after the 9Th Monday IN June 1871 next
then aud there 10 pI.ad srsNer OF ,lemar
to said attachment judgment viii BE- II
tered against them. and the properly lc-
We'd upon will be sold to satisfy Plaintiff
demruid.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office at
Macon this the 18th day Of April 4. D.
1877. GRIFFIN ROBERTS.
tn, W. F"ote Atty. Crsk-
May 6-5s
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Rcal Estate GeR SaaeA

Ofep Gu. saR MS hulpep place saua.saas5 IL,
! in the N0GlAefO part pf Ahlpp. essw-
tanning about ninety-hve acres Of lar
sixty aercs cleared. ll0usn shas =;
ttttns, bits been FAcs4itle RAfnsssaas s;AE
large ronn1,saquA ueIlsf, MlrAluisiks etsul sHi
buildings bic q aSe yiMiAg adrGAaAF III ,
vineyard, vi Nh bert hAHhPties afafiiih rslatn :.
grahek. The, nlansiA hs&seA Sith 4,-H. tssi aH3
,,ralige and hyFiaaRthBsS a wiilAlag agtf M
the 1lalls and Mkaaassu enleosA ~ luf48a 81
adjoining. AMI ReARes te easlReaa IN hon d Il
t9Ah eThest t~saialRe ahsasA atssseah
A very good Gama hasuAe Rishtgt n. XVIII
room / On thu DovLc phace. Together Il
necessary nut building and 4 .
housv ~ thr WOoason place. Anh,
undersigned At Macoa.
MaS,- i'm. H A. MFStN
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The Soda Fountain.

i Tho summers sun is upon US and
Fates 1 Murphey's Arctic Fountain
u most inviting place. HealthtuI
md refreshing.
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GOOD LANDS'OE1 SAFE.

THE undersigned vi sell lGO acres of
4 land, 81 miles froi Macon on Louis
vile road. This propaty will be sold as Il
whole, or divided intoS, 40, 20 and so acre
lotA if purchasers dcsit. Corn land is ex-
%cellent, cotton land v@ fair, timber tine,
some substantial, colfortahlc improve
msnts. Possession girn in fall after gath
ering Of crop. For formation apply on
premises to Il. j. WALKER,
May20-lm
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RgHAITS EKtHATGE
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 and South
ern Injuries, prepared by a
cook that cannot be eXcelled
in the South. Good spring
beds, clean and new. always
ready, and the closest attcn-
ton paid to guests.
R55- A fine haek connected with
the house makes "trip 10 every
passenger train.
Aprl
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Trustee sale.


TYNDER and by virtue Of the provi-
~ sionS Of = certain Deed Of Trust
made by Mrs. Il. J. Reynolds and jas. l..
Reynolds on the Goth day of October A.
ID. 1868 to secure TO Joseph 4. Co~peE
the payment Of a certain Indebtedness,
mentioned in SAIL trust deed, the said
deed being duly recorded in Record Book
of deeds (N) pages ST., GlS of Noxubee
County State of Mississippi.
The undersigned Agent AMI Attorney
for Joseph A. Cooper will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder for cash at public
cutlery in front of fhe Court House door
in the town of Macon on the E3th day
Of May \. u. 1871, the following dc.
scribed lot of land lying and bcing in he
town of Macon in the county Of Noxnbot-
and State aforesaid to-wit: Sixty-six
feet fronting on Jefferson St, c~onf.htnc-
ing at 5. W. corner of II. A. Mirrors
garden and running South IS fcet and
East l6G feet, thence North 6G feet.
thence West to the beginning. it being u
portion Of fractional block M. a., in
said town of Macon, and South Of the lot
now owned by IL. \. Minor.
+. DISMuKES,
Apr cost Agent and Attorney.
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For sale.

" offer flr sale l6G aSwS oS lad, IN 4
Il cpod state ofcuhnatssA With grow:l..
crop, II mills East Of Macon. m
settlements on the place with gud b.
inys, Also household and kitchen lufih
ture, stock and necessary implements IL
work the place. A dnG .Eeation iur 4
physician .Adlrcss me ut ClaiL. Wpt
Ala N. EsTpnlR
Aprfs
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Bar Mr.. Gorfl, Artist, is Pleasing
vcrybody else and can please you
18th his beautiful pictures. His
mt is s,iIl up at the Tarrant 4
IA uhtcr corner,
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The State of Mississippi, |

The State Of Mississippi
NeXubco county.
Circuit Court April Term 1877.
Obcliah lIendrick, pl'tf
1851 rs. Attachment
Martha f. Doss for $4,000
Henry boss,
Defendants.
\ this case it appearing b the satis-
4 factiIA Of sAe CAetrt slrtt the A.&nd-
aniS. Martins 4 fAss and Henry Hoss nfa
m'nresidr ats Il the State Of Mlstiaipri.
50 that the Ss6aAEr FsAesse # this Court
cannot be served npsn SkeR4:. n Is thsrc-
fnre ordered by the Court that Notice ~
the rendency OF this attachments be pull
hshed in the MMron BcaeUn a newspaper
printed and published in tho town u W.,
eaa for fpur consecutive weeks notifying
tho dSiet1kntS that uAlAsS tlcy dD an
| peaa III the tnruit t,sase to be lstd ~
tho Court House in the town If MAea,s
on the nth Mnusiay AfIrF the lib NoAda,s
m ltne 1871 next. thea ard there 10.
plead answer ar 'demnE ~ said attsrh-
ment Judgment via be ents4sd again.b
them, and the pR0pREsy lcSisl upon wilh
bes Id to SATISFY tse plainAiffs 3epand.
Witness NY hand and seut of St6cr II
Macon this 18th day Of April A. ID. 1871.
GRIFFIN ROBERTS.
parnagjn & 81 Clerk.
May 6-5t
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THE STATE.

VANDALIsM.-Wo learn that the
portraits OF the Hon. Sergeant s..
Prentiss, the Hon. John |. Guion,
and the Hon. Jacob s. Yorger,
which have long adorned the Cir
cult Court Room in this city, and
which were taken down when the
work OF repairs on the Court House
was commenced, have been sadly
abused and detacod by the most
criminal and careless neglect. They
have been, SO We are informed,
tossed about in tho jury rooms like
old and worthless furniture, and
have been greatly injured.
Niese portraits are the property
of the members of the Bar. They
were in tho custody Of Sheriff Fur
long, and if they are not returned
to their proper place in the Court
room, and in good order, that fnnc-
tionary will be held responsible for
the damage sustained. While pay
ing court to the negroes, Mr.. Fur
long will do well to remember that
white people have still some rights,
aud we advise him that it will be
healthy for him to respect those
rights.-VicksbuFg Herald.
Horace Greeley passed down the
Mississippi Central railroad Satur-
day night, en- route to New Orleans
and Texas. The Memphis papers
tell us he is accompanied by four or
five shrewd fellows, whose identiti-
cation with railroad and other jobs
e~xcitOs the suspicion that HOrace's
lecture is m empty sham, and that
his purpose in visiting Texas, is to
hold q share or two of stock in
some grand scheme of railway spec
ulation. 1t is needless to say that
Mr. Greedy is cordially greeted
everywhere. Whenever the tele'
graph tells the people ofhis coming.
they gather in crowds at railway
stations, and all are anxious to see
and greet and shake the hands OF
the Tribune. He wears a greasy
broad trimmed straw hat and IA ven
cradle brown sack cOat-browr
with years and dust. The hat rim
slants backward and downward
and from beneath it protrudes thu
fully exposed broad, high forehead
, of the erratic optimist of the Fri
bunc.-Meridian Gazette.
The Columbus Democrat opens
| regular metrailleuse on tho M. 80
; r. r. in this fashion:
! The Federal, State county ant
, town taxes, nre enormous; they arr
: creating general discomfort, an'
there is universal demand for relief
But great as they are, they d
, not reach the tax imposed upon II
\ hy the Mobile and Ohio Railroad il
!. tho shape of excessive fricgh
, charges. Cant a little public sent
! mont be brought to bear upon thi
gang Of land pirates! They hAv
recently brought up ono railroad
and If permitted to keep up wit
their exactions, they will be abb
o to absorb half a dozen others in
r few years. Watch the railroad rOl
! bera. They arc greater criminals tC
day than BIsHoP aud his Board c
J Supervisors.
Q CFrom the Columbus Index.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
. q n Q " .


We are authorized to announce
barlvs Hunter as ~ candidate for
N Office of alderman of Macon.
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Pay g'P asAsG Save COsE.

EArs Minns 3 ina having PLAYED ALT
lVtheir Books ANAl SeesIRts ii our
hands foe collection, ala persons ihdebtcI
to them viii please cali and settle their
arSounts anil save cost as lOnsst sAtut-
gelec cAnnnt be given. }att s9ssa -.
CHOPPER + CNMAN.
attorneys At Law.
apIe1f NV Office at Court House.
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MO Moro
WEAK NERVES.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for Di,pcptics 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 in a
few weeks, by strengthening the nerves,
cnriching the circulation, restoring di-
g%estion, 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 skcptical. 1t
is a slightly stimulating tonic and Il splcn-
did appetizer, it strengthens the stomach
and restores the gcncrativc organs and d.
gcstion to a normal healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dyspcptic persons should a>t
WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Toxic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
LUMBER.

XNTE will sell lumber at twentv-two
w dollars per thousand by the carload
or 50 10 per hundred, by tho small
quantity. Shingles at $500 pr Thousand.
April If b. WARNER Is Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
CHEAP MEAT.
lie who Eats will Read.

Mr.. j. X. Davis, of Tenn, has lately
Opened q house in Macon, opposite the
Post Office, where he GellS properly cured
meat at the following prices, which will I'M
doubtedIy attract the attention OF the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
from the COLUMBUS lndel
A OF MISSISSIPPI, |
LowNDEs County.
NE.VOAG n 1911
Nav 18th, a. y. 1871

"ASI N
At a meeting of the Board OfSu-
pervisors OfLowndes county, held
at the Court House of said county ;
Present, B. q. Hcndrick, President;
r. T.. Withcrspoon, Geo. y. Hern-
don and r. A. Stephenson, the fol-
lowing resolution was offered,
seconded and passed
Whereas, After investigation, II is
the opinion Of the Board, that It
was not necessary to levy any tax,
for this county, for School pur,'
poses:
Therefore be II resolved by this
| Board, That tho order levying 3 tax
upon the people of tho county Of
Lowndes, for School purposes, be
and the Same Is hereby resOINdedi
and that the Clark be and ia hereby
ordered to furnish the ShsFiN o.
Lowndes county with aeopy ofthi'
resolution, sad TetiNd any moalei
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no THE PUBLIC.

TIME time for the collection Of tho taxes
i in this County having been extended
BY set Of the Legislature to the last of this
month, l will, in order to facilitate thu col.
lection Of the taxes and TO accommodate
the public, appoint the following times and
places to meet the Taxpayers to receive
the taxes due for the fiscal yJar 1870, to.
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American yDlIShing Co.,
VT
April 29-3m

Tho State of Mssippt, |
Noxubee Ckty.
Circuit CD, April Term 1871.
J. w. Sudbury Adm'r.
G.. w. Sudbur decd, plf Attach
[6o33l ment
Isaac B. Hudst def't. for
TW G Wing4& $4,000
VIM. P. SimpA
Garnishees.
TN THIS case appearing to the salts
faction oftE Court that the defendant
Isaac b Hudsd is a nonresident Of the
State Of Missitpi, so that tho ordinary
nroces Of thi&ourt cannot be served
npon him. Itthcrcfcre ordered by the
Court that NOT Of the tendency Of this
Attachment published in tho "Macon
Beacon" a n@paper printed and pub
lishcd In the Nm Of Macon, fnr four
consecutive Wis, notifying tho defend
ant that unlel he does appoNr at the
Circuit Conr1 be held at the Court
House in tho In Of Macon on the 9Th
Monday afterh lth Monday IN June
Is7l next, thu Ind there 10 plead answer
or demurto attachment, Judgment
will be entd against him. and the
property lev on orih che hands Of the
ts~arnishces, II Simpson and J w I
WipgatA. wiz condemned AND sold t.
satisfy plajnts demand.
Witness inland and seal Of 0taes VI
Macon tbis All 2Rth 1871.
H W Foot GRIFFIN k0bEkIE
Pl.Ees. Attt Clsrk,
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So 1t seems like old times to see
l,r. Shelton riding about Macon.
He has a.card in this issue.
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The negro orator who addressed
tho Fifteenths on their Hallelujah
day told his sable brethren and All
.ditors that the whites were merely
using them as the monkey did the
cat, to get their chesnuts out of the
fire. Most true, oh teacher ofebony
idca-shootcrs, you struck the nail
precisely on the head that time with
a sledge.hanmer: f.
Your white. Radical friendship is
as hollow as the skull Of SCALA.
way.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
SEWING
MACHINES.
Points of Excellency:

LIST. Great simplicity and great capacity
III It's range OF work.
End. Great economy in the use Of thread
and 1t makes the lock-stich which
will not rip or ravcl.
Bird. Simplicity and regularity Of the
tension.
18th. Straight needle and perpendicular
movement.
9th. 1t is without exception tho lightoSt
running machine ia the market.
9th. The stand is we'll braced and the
wheel being in the centre there is no
unsteadlness, 50 common in other
machines.
18th. 1t is constructed without cogwheels.
Stb. Its movements are positive, rapid
and quiet.
9Th. 1t is the best and cheapest in the
world, and is warranted for three
years.
It'll. viii sew from I to Is thickness of
starched domestic with ease.
SHUMAKER Il BRO,
Agents for Noxubee Co.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

LuMBERl LVMBER - y. F. Ferris
IN agent in Macon for Il. 5. Dismukes
81. WINS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

previously paid to him for the pu
pose. b. q. HENDRlCK,
President Of the Board Of
Supervisors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned respectfully warns all
L persons against puthasing the proper
" advertised to be soldE L. Dislnukcs un-
der q decd of trust on IL 10Th inst, MS the
said 'Ale will be illegal, possession denied
and sale contested.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

lHany one wishes to succeed in
business, let him commit some
crime and be incarcerated in our
county Jail, and then attempt to
break ont, He will certainly sue
coed, and sayo the State ell the
expenses ofprosecution. Tho only
Investment needed will be the price
of a few tools, and he can get out
side Of $1,000 worth Of brick at I
comparatively small cost. Insu'
rance Companies need not feal
taking a risk on lives forfeited by
law, whose owners are confined il
our new prisOA-kouse.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
CARRIAGE Add WAGON WORK,
Farming Implements,
RLACKSMRFHING.
DIR. SHELTON

HAS resumed the prtctice of medicine
II in Macon and the vicinity and res,
pectfully tenders his Professional services
to his friends and the public.
ray Office in the south end ofthc Harri,
son block, Immediately over that occupied
by Mcssrs. Yates & Baskerville.
Mav20-tf
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w rneEe'9
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
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WARNER's Pn.E REMEDY is expressly
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Price One Dollar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
Our Jail.

What ahall va do with iti Our
Jail We mean. Those who IRE anx'
ious to escape the clutches of the
law, should get themselves confined
in the NOxubeo County Jail. II is
much bettcr than n writ Of habeas
corpus, and more speedy operation
than bribing a negro jury. An
incalCulable expense might be
saved to tho State for prosecuting
criminals, by containing them within
its $l5,OOO walls. A good assert
mcnt Of tools will always be found
convenient, especially adapted tc
brick work.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

We understand our County has
heon take en- OF frOm Chancellor Ly-
lon'S district, and added to the
Meridian district, apd hsnOefOFwSrd,
cAaacelloF Chgisgan viii preside
at the regular sessions of that
court in our town.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

1t Is earnestly requested that the Tax
payers who have not yet paid their taxes,
will meet me or my Deputy at some one
of these appointments and settle their taxes,
thus saving further trouble or cost. Taxes
can be- paid at the office in Macon at I'LL
times. JOS. G. MOORE.
MAyl3 Sheriff Sc Tax Collector.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
LUM BIER! lumber!
shingles! Shimglcs!.
For Sale at the EaCON Depot.

r M now preparedto furnish Lumber
i and Shingles by te carload, A. the
shortest notice and wilkeep n good supply
on hand for GREENtsCkS or will ex-
change for Corn or BacS, and am prepared
to haul to any point.
may2O|im D. G. FSSRMER,
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HAVlNG lately fugnlhcd ny Stable
1 Il with vehicles " tho tatr.t s,ylr
and gbod stock, mnAf solicit 'tlp'
patronage of the pabtkc. ntways inSAfin.
satisfaction.
4 NEW HACK. bSt frnin tho laetory.
will coRneet with all trains. Orders letf
u the Mer'hants' Exchange or the stable
will be promptly attended 10.
BHf- Families ARA parties wil Had Ay
new Heck q VERY pleasant as4l agreeable
vehicle H., piciie Ne.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

The Hook \ haddsr Company
have recoiYed tAeig FIRE buckets
from N, York. WhO win join the
bucket brigade
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20

CITY AND County of NEW YORK. :"
Morris franklin, President and William II. Beers. V. p. and Actuarv of the
New York Life Insurance Company, being seyerLly aud duly affirmed and sworn,
do seNerLly deposs and say, and each for himself says that the foregoing statement
of the situation of said Company on the 3lt of December, 1870 is correct and true
according to the best of their knowledge, information and belief
lSIned1 NJ. FRANKLIN, President
[sEAL"l WIN. II. BEERS, V. p and Actuary
Subscribed. approved and sworn to before me this 18th day Of February, 4.
D., 1871. [Sgncd,l FREDERICK r. ANDERSON,
[sEAL.] Commissioner of Miss, in City, County and State of y. Y.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Scr.
l. Henry Musgrovc, Auditor Of Public Accounts of Tho State aforesaid. do
hereby certify that the foregoing statement of the condition of the New York Lr
Insurance Company is truly and correctly copied from the original on he in myof
flee. Given under my hand and official seal, at Jackson, this 3Bt. dav of March
1871. II MUSGROVE,
lsEN.1 [may6-3tl Auditor of Public Accounts.
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