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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

TINS GaEAr SOUTHERN pi,No MtSUFAc-
TORY. " refer with special pleasure to
tho Advertisement Of tho Great Southern
P'apo Nnouh,ior of Melsrs. WM KNABE
X Go. Of Baltimore.
This factory is now one of the largest in
the world; it !, a magnificent i've story
structure, fronting an entire block on Eu-
t,w ST., and covering, together with the
lumber wards attached, sons two and one-
A.di acres Of ground. Three hundred and
it,y men are constantly employed, turning
out over forty Instruments per week,
Among the thousand and one Pianos Of.
fSred to the public, we scarcely know amy
instrument SO fully uniting all the desira-
Inequalities sought for as the kRabe PA
no. 1t is 8 matter Of some difficulty and
porpleNity TO inexperienced persona ~ Sc
iect a good instrument Of any capacity.
We too oiten rely upon the judgment Of
friends in the selection of = piano, and are
thus frequently disappointed. The only
sure way, in our opinion, is to go to the
best maker. For this reason, We recon-
mend to our readers to purchase Pianos Of
VIM. knsbs " Co.'S Manufacture. This
will relieve them the veHatious necessity Of
wasting time in a long search. The repu-
tation OF the knabe Pianos is An ints.lible
guaranty Of excellence. For durability We
would specially recommend them rs being
nSde in Il southern City, with speeds, view
10 the trying changes OF Il Southern G. Innate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
THE STA TE ELECTIONS.

From the returns, we give in
another colulan, it will be seen the
Isadlcal party keeps progress with
the wholesale corruption with which
tho General and State Governments,
and even the masses of the people
w infected. We do not NEAR to
ray that other parties beside the
Republican party are exempt face,
this curse which, Ike 4 dclugeh IN
Overwhelming our country bushare
d" say dat the central Goyornne Of
at Washington has ramifcd t.
effects Of its misrule, extravaganza,
AND public plumber to all portions
" eur country, 1t seems as if
everything was controlled by the
political cdna'He, formed from the
debris Of old and extinct parties,
the sioughings off Of Democracy,
Nhiggory, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1t'cnI bargars, without principle or
responsibility.
The corruptions Of the Tammany
Ring, which forms a small portion
of what is called the Democratic
party OF \. York, has given the
Stats to a party which is all cor
r0ption, and tho next Presidency is
assured to Grant, SO we can look to
. continuance OF tho ame rule with
which we have been cursed for the
PAst few years. Ii it does not be-
come more culnabIu lhan it now is.
1t every step OF our progress we
must tread or volcanoes. There Is
something needed to produce unity
among the conservative masses; a
unity that will be understood, with
out any sectional canses to disturb
its harmony or divide its councils.
Whether this can he attained or
MOTH a problem that must be solved
very soon, or tho result will be
"narchy or dospotism between the
two there is little choice, to avoid
either all our energies should be
c~'n6ecrated and directed, until a
reaction comes that will end in
constitutional liberty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Junlata 4 Novel, by Josephine $.
Hill, aged Ii wears.

This is a well.written book of 100
pages. The aye of the truly talent
cd little authoress, and her unaffec-
ted modesty as u debutant in litera.
ture at once disarms criticism and
olirits general encouragement.
Tho work was written without
the help or revision Of any one.
We are informed that the limited
circumstances Of the young author
ess, who has only a lone mothers
individual efforts to look to for sup
port was mainly the motive that
neryed her for the task and that
she has already received a hand
some return for her effort. Let her
try again, giving her future heroes
and heroines moro nerve and less
tendency to syncope. Miss Hill is
a resident Of Memphis, Southern in
birth and sentiment, and gives un-
doubted promise of future celebrity
Us a writer of rOmanOe-TAberdeen
Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Accident al the MethodisL chnrch.

On Sunday morning an accidcu.
occurred Ia the Methodist church
which, anywhere else, and on an.
other OCCASION, w5ald have been al
most Iud CT lis, bat for The alarm
attending il. Mr. CourclI, the pas.
tor WAS opening service by a ter.
vent prayer, and the congregation
were GU their knees, when Il large
quantity Of the p~.astering immc-
diately over the pulpit, including
some thick cornice work, fell from
It's position on The ceiling, striking
the minister plumb upon the head
and body, and stunning him con-
Sid"rably. The distance which the
plast ring fell, and the size Of the
room, gave the report the volume
a loud rash, and for u while
here WAS a decided panic.
Service WAS not continued, and
the congregation retired. We are
glad Mr.. Cottrcll received no seri.
GUS injury, though it is a matter OF
some w,n ,er he did not.-Tlndex.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Origin Of the White Trash.
From tbe Monlg.m.rr Advar.ls.rl

From the Montgomery Adyartiserl
A negro preacher by the name If
| Dempsey Morgan, living this year
near Con. ". W. Aliens plantation,
in this county, de iyercd u %tunersl
discourse over the dead body Of Old
Uncle Barton, about three weeks
ago, IN which he gave an account Of
tie Genesis Of the (white) species,
which throws Darwin, and all ofhis
vain philosophy ofmorlecular, gom-
mular and atomic creation complete
ly in the shade. He said
"My breddTen, when Adam and
Ebe was iust made they was boie
niggerS. But de good Lord put
dem in dc garden where he had his
summer apples and his winter AZ
pies, and tole EN-, Adam, you and
Ebe may eat dem summer apples,
much as you want, but you jes let
lem Fowler apples bel dun save
dem for my own special toot. Desc,
like sheep meat too good for mig
g'rs.'
Den de good Lord he went of
bout his business, lcmonading up
and down dc yeth seeking up whom
he mout save up. But he no sooner
turn his back dan, ies like two fool
niggers, Adam and Ebe steele all
DO Fowler apples. Ehe taste de
tust one, smack her lubIy thick lips,
and 'quired of Adam, How is dat
for high Adam said it was all 0.
H., and den dey went for dem Fow-
or apples ike the hething Chinese.
Bimeby de Lord como back and
lie first thing he say was Adam
where my Fowler apples II
)en Adam got skeered and SAID: i
ion't know, Lord, hut | speck Ebe
.ot en- De Lord den went to Ebe
nd said 'Rbe, who got dem Fow-
,r spples' Den Ebs got skeered :
nd said Dunno, Lord, but kinder y
peck dat fool niger Adam took d
Den de Lord got so mSd he
Iirly smash his teef. He stomped E
ack up to whsr Adam WAS stand +
: shiverin' like a Sheop-kilIen' dog, t
I'd he make do ground fSjrly shake d
he say Adam. Adam! you grand =.
d tief; what for you steal my Fow- v
+ apples" Den Adam got 50 skcsr-
he turned whits as a sheet, and
Y belubbed breddren he nebber
1t black any more; and dat &C
'unts for de poor white trash we +,
hyin' round here so grand, vo-
n lie Democratic ticket. Let us
to de Lord and be dismiHt."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
National Thanksgiving.

WAsHlSGToy, October 29.-Tho
process Of the seasons have again
enabled the husbandman to garner
he fTuj, successfully; tori aud in
dnstry hsve boen generally well
rewarded. We are at peace with
all nati"ns, and tranquility, with a
few exceptions, prevails at home.
Within the past year we have in tho
main been free from ills which else,
where affected our kind. If some
al us have had calamitics there
should be occasion Tor sympathy
with the sufferer, and resignation
on their part 10 the will of the Most
High for rendering mer.y to many
who have been more favored. /
therefore recommend that on Thurs-
day, the 30 Of Novembey next, the
people meet at their respectiye
places of worship, and there make
tho usual ackH pwledgmcnts to the
Almighty God for the Blessings lie
has conferred upon them in their
mi a'ulons exemption from Evils.
and invoke His protection and kind
h1a' Tor Their Jess loriNaajs btetL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
OF the GOard Of Super
VlSOrs.

4 ~rerul{Monday, Nov. 6, 1871.
CLnadTnrF term was held, present,
Ci"rk m Yates, Ballard, Inabuit,
: - Sheriff.
S9o5 to, Sudbury was allowed
T nix building bridge on Macon
W road.
/ .t;,,.nts were issued AZ follows
loL n:ait6er and lumber:
VIM. Baldwin, $2l,5O
A Jetfries, Sj7.
Jones 4 Winston, S23,25.
D Fielder, $3.50.
NJ Clay, S7,25.
Emily Sessions, S1,50.
FAIRIES $3.50, j Ezcll s25,5O,
RSC Foster $50, + b Fort Sl3,
d G Farmer $2O,55, Henry DARE,
$3.50, r G Powers $3.50, Geo. \
Ladd $3.50.
Additional warrants were issued
as follows:
Adam DAntzler, 800 for framing
bridge.
Orr 4 Orr Sl,65 for nails, Love
l. Borders $l,30 for nails.
Jacob Holbrooks, S395,5O for
building bridge on the Pierce and
Nashville road.
Steve Slt1e, SIG for four cords
wood.
Geo. W Edwards, 81 for crying.
Eugene Ferris and S S Field
were permitted to erect gates across
Louisville & Brooklyn rOad-one
where said road strikes Eug. Fer
ris'S plantation and the other near
the church at Mrs. Stanton's.
The petition of J P Stovall OF III
for a bridge across Slough near
Noxubee river on the Louisville &
P%ickensville road war 30 far allow
ed as that the road overseer WAS
authorized to obtain lumber to
nool the uTluEeJ tne roau nanQS TO
build it.
Tuesday, Nov. 8, II.
Board met, pursuant to adjourn
ment, present, Chandler, Ballard,
Yates, lnabnit, Clerk and Sheriff.
Warrants wore issued as follows;
e Holt, S62,50 for services as
jail guard. Ferris 4 Ward, Sl07,75
for printing blanks and proceedings
of the board.
Owen McGowen, 1897 for build
ing earth-work at Horse Hunter
bridge.
Kellis Anderson, S105 for build
ing bridge across Wolf creek.
Joiner l. Cogburn IS for blankets.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

NUsssSTpI STATE FAIR AGAIN Posr.
poNED-JackSon, Nop. It'll, 1871
Whom, on 18th October, tho Board
Of Control determined to postpone
the State Fair to November 18th, II
was confidently hoped that The
weather, and the general health Of
the city would certainly warrant
the opening of the Fair on the date
named. Such, however, is not the
ease and the Board Of Control, on.
pressed with the responsibility
which they owe to the public, deem
il prudent TO still further postpone
the holding Of the Fair, and have
accordingly selected Monday Dec,
4tA! When the Exhibition will
open, undcr Rules and Regulations
already published.
Taos. GREEN, WIN. r. TAYLOR.
isYpoRE Strauss J. P. STEVENS,
IL. \, TAYLOR,
Attcs': For the Board.
j. Il. POWER, Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Another Radical Outrage.

Six ~peaceable, quiet citizens o.
CrAwfordville we're arrested BY the
deputy L. S. Marshal on Sunday.
and taken to Oxford yesterday
morning. The charge WAS for par.
ticipating in the arrests made BY
Reed after the Artesia butchery.
Those men were all Democrats or
Conservatives, and what they did
was by authority OF Radical Law
and Radical officers. Their names
we're: J. II. kennon, DR.. Bonsall,
Hameter, Scrivener, Wicker, and
one other whose name We did not
obtain.
How long will the people of Mis-
'lssippi endure thee infamous out
How long will this tyrsn-
nical government be permitted TO
isurp all law and justice, to carry
'ut it's schemes Of political capital.
7th inst.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Administrators Sale n
LAND. "

Rl virtue and in pursuance of 3.,,
ID ofthe %chanccry court Of Noyubo, ',,
". Mississippi, ut the October Term ~ ,
1871, thereof, the undersigned Admit,
tor of the estate of William Brown /
ceased. will on Y
SATURDAY, 2Sth day Of EOVESBn
next, between the hours prescribed By /,
proceed to sell before the court,hou. /,
in the town Of Macon in said count,
public auction 10 the highest bidl.r; N
CASH, the following described pieces O, ID
cells Of land lying and being in said cor,
to-wit; the NEi and the WI Of the SA
section 36, MI in township Is, north ofrss,
Is east, which said land is known A \
William Brown place, and west Of en-,
ford's Bridge, across No1ubee River. a;
thereon said decedent lived ut the lrt 4
his death aud now belongsto hi. -sts, M
will be sold TO pay tn. debts of the nr.
'. b. ALLGO0D,
Macon, Miss, Oct, 20, 1871, Adm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Notice 20 Creditors.

The State Of Mississippi
No1nbcc county
Chaneery court, October Term, A d, 1871,
I95al Estate Of j. ". Parks, deceased,
10 ai persons having claims against said
estate
NOU are hereby notified that by the or
der and decree Of the chancery court
of NoNubee county, Mississippi, made a.
the October Term, AID, 1871, Of said court
the claims against the estate Of }. W. Parks
deceased, will be taken up for e1ami-
nation and allowance at the next term Of
said court, to be begun and held on the
Sd Monday in January, A D, 1879,
and on Tuesday, the sixteenth day Of sand
month, being the 2nd. day Of the first week
thereof when and whore all the creditors
are requested to attend.
Witness the Hon Thos Christian, chan
cellor ith chancery district, state Of Miss
i,sippi GEO $ SMITH,
oct28 clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

S@r am now in a situation to do
what ! have been wishing to do for
q long time. | can sell Furniture
and Cot6ns at lower rates than thew
can be had elsewhere. l have a
new stock, bought for cash and
warranted Of the best quality. can
sell bedsteads from $3.50 up to SIPS
collins furplshed from SIS to 5000,
including the genuine metallic cases
fully orRamented, and will ALWAYS
Keep afall stock Of ali goods in my
line pq band,
FINS p. CARLTON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Elections Tuesday,.


Beside. the election in this State
the following also took 1place OF
that oay:
Maryland, Governor, stNatc OH
GERS and Legislature.
Massachusetts, Governor an
Legislature.
Minnesota, Governor, S~tatsl OF
GERS and Legislature.
New Jersey, Governor and Legs:
Iaturs.
Illinois, Congressman Mt large.
New York, State Officers and
Legislature.
Wisconsin, Governor, State Off
GERS and Legislature.
Nebraska.
Virginia, Legislature.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Narrow Escape from Death,

Katy, one of the bright-eyed lit
tie daughters of our esteemed fell
low citizen, Mr.. George Hurry, met
with a distressing accident last Sa,
turday, which came near resulting
in a horrible death. She was sit
ting by the floor of her fathers
house, aloug with a little brother,
when, in some manner, her dress
took fire, which kindled rapidly in
TO flames among her clothing. In
this condition she fed wildly down
stairs, and was met by her mother,
who, with a parents instinct, in
stautly folded her in her arms
and her own dress, and partially
succeeded in Smothering the
rising flames. Governor hstfeld.
who was in the front store buy.
ing apples at that moment, look
ed back and saw the danger, and
seizing his cape rendered material
assistance in saving the poor chiId's
life.
An examination Of her person
showed hal tho most severe burn.
ing was on her lower limbs. Her
hands were slightly burned. Yes.
tsrday she was reported doing very
well, although still in a serious CON
dition. The mother sustained some
injury ~ her hands when epdoa.
voring to smother the blaze that
was consuming her darling.
We congratulate the parents on
this escape from a grief that makes
their present distress almost a
source Of happiness. --[Index. |
OIL. n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

reu whom, in H., Wisdom, lie DEEM
ell il hes, 10 cAas,jsr.
In tajlh whereof, ! have htreuuto
set my hand, and c,useI the seal
Of state to be atlxud, Deuc st
the city OF Washington this tween
ty.cighth day OF October, in the
year OF our Lord, cue Thousand
eight hundred aud seventy.one,
and Of our independence the nine
I sixth.
[Signed] t.. s. grant.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

The State Of Mississippi,
RI Noxubee county.
EEns9cFry Court, October Term, A D. 1871
3o5I Estate of Job II. Binion, deee,se oli'
10 All persons having claims against ssid
V0U are. hereby notified that bv I'm
a der and decree of the chancsrv coUs,
Gi NoIuhee county, Mississippi. ma6. =,
me October Term, a D, 1871. Of, ojd "", ~
ino ' d.nr against the estate Of job ii. Bin Bin.
m ,~ii us' .nS Will be taken up for e1ami-
S"ia court, to be begun and held on thn VI
Sd Monday in January, A D. is7 20
ana on Wednesday, the i7th doy - ,.u
month, being the 8d. day Of the |f tr.t ~ ,r sag
s sr"F r.aDo %hen :, md Where all the creditor.
lt1s,' The Hon. Thos. Christian chan
issippi. GyN'C stste Of Miss
oetas-6t % "hLlh,
ClurL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

aeY~It will be G G from our Olec-
ton returns that the Alcorn ticket
Jared bedI, in tho race on Tuesday,
Nost Of those elected are not per
on al friends Of the Governor; and
Col. Moore's ticket was the only
one headed "AIcorn ticket" The
IoyOrnor will have to look to mat
trrS in Noyubcr hereafter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
New Meat Market.

TUE undersigned have opened a
: meat market at Marz's old stand
near the Post office and will regu,
Early supply their custom ers With
Beet Mutton, Pork Kid and othor
meats the ochutry affords.
We will give tho highest market
price &c Tor stock in good order.
Terms positively cash,
HODGES 4 SPANN.
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The State Of Mississippi, |
yhsncory Court, October Term, An. 1871
lSosl Estate of. T. Foster, DECEASED
Final Account.
10 jacob Foster, resident of Picksns conn
W Alabama, post-otice Pickensyille snd
Lang 6r and - Foster, minors
whose Sdonce i. unknown ""'O'''
Nuu am Gach of you arc cited to an
a t'nr Der ~ the Chancery Court IF
to be held at the sESahonse Of saia t mercer
In the town Of Mad6ereto, the county,
30. MONDAY ifWELieP nv 1910
and show cause, if anyNfiE A. to'1,
nal account of D. A. I'll 6t why Inc n
%istrator Of baid estate, shoFd tSSa suininin-
lowed and dacreaA accordin De al
administrator discharged. said
WITNESS the Hon. Thos, Chs 'sN.lsR
colloF 4th ChAncery District 9sSSg
issinni\ GEO. ). SMl5 fbrinte,
Oct28-4t 9~siS S"Aai ~ ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

Nr See Klaus's mammoth adver-
tisement. 1t is equal to a circus
bill, only it differs in this respect,
he does all he promises, and his
stock Of goods, fresh and new, are
well worth examination. Remem-
Der his new store is in Cline's block,
and a better display of goods can
not be seen in any city in the State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

BdT The attention of Overseers of
roads is directed to the fact that
their Semi-Annual Reports to the
Board of Supervisors are now due.
Blanks for the purpose will be fur.
nished upon application to the clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
The State of Mississippi,

The State of Mississippi,
Noxuboe county
Ohancery court, October Term, A, D, lS'I'
24S Estate Of James Nance, deceased.
lPotition reporting estate insolvent andiVf
sale Of land to pay debts.
10 Elizabeth NJ. Nance and Matte d.. Ionl'
linson and Mary L. Tomlinson, miners
residence and postotice Piekensvll,se'
Pickens county, Alabama, Pleasant ~
Coke and her husband Nixon Coke, resi-
dents Of Dallas county, AlabsmS, posN
Office CGrtersville and Richmond
V0U and each Of you are cited TO "
4 and appear before the chaneory coar'
OF Noxubee county, ut the next term there
OF, to held in and for said county, st to
co%nrt-house thereof in ths town Of Macon
the
Sd Monday in January, A D, 1872,
show cause why the petition Of Ceph@
Nance, administrator Of the estate Of danes
Nalico, deceased for sale Of lind to payths
debts of said deceased, should not be gram
rs prayed for, or the same viii he taken
and held as confessed and decrced a%ccofp'
Witness the on ~ s Christian, chan
dth shAncery district state Of M''''''
siPni GEO SMITH
oct29 derk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

The Legislature will be very
cIose-the majority not more than
four or iyo either way. The radi-
cal majority on Alcorn's vote is re,
duced al least 10000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
oct2S
The State Of Mississippi,
Nathan nnnuln

The State OF Mississippi,
EoIubee county.
Chancery Court, October Term, A d, 1871
1881 Est. Of W. c. Lsuderdslc, deceased.
10 all persons having claims against said
estate
NOU are hereby notified that by the or
1 der and decree of the chancery court
Of NoHuhee county, Mississippi, made ut
The October Term, A. D., 1871, Of said
court, the claims against the estate of VIC,
lRudsrdalc, deceased, will be taken up for
rNNniustioA and allowance at the next
term u said court, to be begun and held on
ihe Sd Monday in January, A D 1879, and
IN Tuesday the sixteenth day Of said month
ne'usthe second day of tae first week there
r. when sud where all the creditors are
requested - attend.
Witness ,he Hon Thos. Christian, chan
'c,'or Ala cusnesry district, state of Miss.
'>>ipp' GEO. S. SMITH,
oci:S-St Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
The State OF Mississippi,

The State OF Mississippi,
HOIuheu county
Chsncory court, October Term, AID, 1871.
/ I40jl Estate W. W. Wood, deceased.
Final Account.
To Samuel j. Wood, y minor residing at,
and whose post-ofice is, Brazoria, Brazo-
ria county, Texas.
NOU are cited to appear before the chan
1 Gerry court Of Noxubee county, At the
next term thereof to he begun and held in
and for said county at the courthouse there
of in the town Of Macon on the
Sd Monday in January, A.. D., 1879,
to show cause if AIRY you an, why the final
account Of A. NJ. Wood, administra-
tor Of the estate Of w. w. Wood, de-
ceased, should not be allowed and said ad-
ministrator discharged
Witness tho Hon Thos Chri.tian, chan
color 18th ehsncery district, state of Miss
isSippi, tho 18th day Of October, A d, 1871
GEO s SMITH,
oct2S clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Special Notice.

DARTIES to whom We have sold rao1s
1 on short time will confer afsvor by set.
Ting for same between this date and the
10Th inst. We need the money or draft on
Mobile in every instance; but where that
cannot he obtained we desire to havo all
open accounts closed up BY motto.
7: j., 81, w. PATTY & co.
Nov. 4, '71-2t
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SHIRTS & NEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS-B. T. Walshe, ITO Canal st,
Tho State of Mississippi, |
NoXubee County.

A"Auooo Souhty'
Chancery court at Rules, October 1871,
800 Estate OF VIM. 9. Calhoun decd
Charles NJ. Thomas, administrator of the
estate of WIN. G. Calhoun deceased, hay
ing filed his final account, and it appear
ing from affidavit therein that the only par
ties interested in said estate are Sallie W
houn, widow of deceased, who has since
intermarried with - Palmer, and now
resides in Kemper county, j. 4. calhoun
and James Calhoun. Of Noxubee county
and G. w. Calhoun, residence and post
Office Elyton, Alabama; Jefferson Calhoun
Robert Calhoun, Margrct Denton, and her
husband Joseph Denton, residing in tho
state ofToxas, post Office unknown; Susan
Lovelady, and her husband .. Z. LoyelOd!'
state of Arkansas, pest Office u%nknowg,'
the unknown heirs flame Davis deceased,
so that the ordinary process OF this court
cannot be served upon them,
1t is therefore ordered that citation issUo
and publication be made according to law
IN the Macon Beacon, notifying said parties
to be and appear before this court On Iho
3rd Monday in January A. d. 1872, to show
cause why said final account should not DO
allowed and dccrced accordingly, mud tOe'
the clerk transmit to said non-residehS
each n copy Of this order.
Done nj Rules this 50th day Of OctepeF'
A. d. 1871.
Nov. GEO. S. SMITH, clerk.