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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
srEGHAA NOTICES.
rSy DON'T MISS TIE CT ATEST
BARGAINS IN DRY GOOI <. ISL

SILK STRIPED GRENADINES ut q worth SOC.
SOLID 10 BIZ BLACK GRENADINES at u /, worth soc.
per yard
Best quality LAWNS at1s.c. and cac. per yard;
Fine WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS mt CSC, 5oc., and
5Jc. per yard;
Fine STRIPED MUSLINs at 80 and ssc. per yar's; ,
Very pretty sUMaER DRESS GOODS at issc.,
2Oc., and CSC. per yard;
Best BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAs at sec. to 81 IS
per yard;
WHITE PiouEs, with satin stripes at 2oc,, &C.,
and &c. per yard;
Yard-rdde BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs
a.. lsic. per yard:
Til e cheapest SHEETINGS In the city;
PARASOLS, LACE COVERS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
BLACK and COLDRED GRENADISE SHAWLS;
KID GLOVES. EMBROIDERIES;
LADIES and 6 ENTLEhfEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS,
aud many other summer goods to be closed out at
and below cost.
Ordersfrom the country flied at lowest prices.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets, aud
jy24 1913 Main street, opposite the post-ofice.
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1t is said that Brick Pomeroy, illustrating
the fatal facility of divorce between fools and
their money, lost 100000 in his attempt 10
run "red-hot" journalism in New York.
The ruins of Fort Sumter will shortly be
removed and new fort constructed on the
site
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

THE RICHMOND STEAM by WORKS
i have lifted up a very nice Office 4, S04 MAIN
STREE.T and wifi do l)YElSG AND CLEANING
OF all kinds OF LADIES AND GESILEME
GARMENTS, and In all colors. They also give
special attention TO CLEANING OF CARPETS
without being taken up, and cleaning gentieisen's
clothing by q new process Of steam. Give them y
cali !. . my 5l~am
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GTBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,

WE B ATCH e LOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb HAIR DYE is the best In the world
perfectly harmless. reliable, and instantaneous nG
dsapr ointment; ridiculous tints disagrccablC
olor. The genuine WILLIAM \. BATCIIEI ORS
HAIR DYE produces Immediately splendid llack
or III itra brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beau
Lfl, does contain particle Of lca, any In.
iuri ous compound. Sold by al druggists. Factory
16 BOND STREET, y. Y. jy ll-eod
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MARRIED,

In this city, ut the Synagogue IL X. Beth Shaloin.
by Rev. DR.. w. Berg, Mr. MARX FRElDBEEei-
Of Midway, S. c., to Miss LEAH J. LAZARUS, Of
Richmond, Va.
Charles ton aud Columbia Is. c. and Baltimore
MIDI papers please copy.
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cEyENTu-sTREET CHRISTI AN
y CHURCH. CORNER OF SEvESS;IIlHt, an ~
GRACE STREETS. Preaching THIS EpE " ~.
~ a.s q {!,iIeees ~ jy 24-l.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
pEIIGIaUs NOTICES.

u,HERE WILL BE DIVINE SERVICE
no. MORROW MORNING Thursday az half
vast O'CLOCK. mt ST. Paul's church, St Jamess day
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SEWaSG-.aCas.SES.

XNILLCOX Il GiEBS'S
" SEWIEG-MAcHiNE$.
WILCOX 4 GIRES SEwIvG-NiAcHI$n OFFICE.l
CORNER NINTH AND BANK %TREETS, {
RtCIiNOSD. Nh.)
Dear Madaln.-Thc value OF scwinT-inaCbin" can
he determined accurately aud beyond pcradyentur"
by giving Il Il thorough and impartial Trial at Your
TRIAL
own home and that you may know MI you can oI
the WILCOX X GIBijS here freely offer you oi"
without Imposing upon YOU any obligation 10 pr-
WITHOUT
chase unless II proves perfectly satisfactory: no
charge for It's use, carriage, or instructions upon
CHARGE
IL. Other machines are tahcn ~ fair rrcoS fer the
Wilcox 4 Gibbs. also accommodate those who
AND
wish TO purchase upon the irstllinent plan, and VIII
give full Instructions To all at their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear IN mind you are welcome TO the use Of u ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very trnly-
IT, 20 JAMES T.. 4. GiDiS.
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Approved and prescribed by the most eminent
physicians I'm Virginia and North Carolina as the
BEST, PURE'3T. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STf,1IACIL' a frcsht"prly just received.
MEADE & BAKER.
impsCtlng Pharmacists,
apo 9l9 MaN street. Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

VARIETY SPRINGS.-These Springs are
fifteen miles west of Stanton. OF the Chcsa-
pclkc and Ohio railroad ears stopping at the door.
The mineral waters are superior ana mountain
scenery sublime. House opened for the reception Of
visitors OH the 10Th June Price of board: S3j per
month: SO per week; and 81 PER day. Bathing In
healing water gratis. DIR. X :. Hamilton. physician.
H. 25-im +. L VI. BURRUSS, proprict.Ts
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SUMMER RESORTS.
uYGEIA HOTEL,

Ill OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
CLARK & WILSON. PRorRIETORS.
This splendid new hotel wis opened for the rccer-
ton Of visitors June 18th. It's location. within ty
yards of the steamboat landing, and with three sides
omen to the sea breeze, renders il In all respects very
attractive to the invalid or seeker of pleasure.
Tie hotel being lighted throughout with g;ls. with
It's table abundantly supplied with every luxury.
with the best of attendance. and crgauy tHrishcd
rooms. the proprieors confidently look for liberal
patronage Iiy Il lml CLARK & WILSON.
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PROPOSALS.

PNOPeSAalS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,1
July Is, lS7e.
NOTICE.-TO STONE-P "A VERS,
IN STONE-CUTTERS, AND EXcAVATORS !:
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office until
WEDNESDAY. July oath, at /. O'Clock M...for
ST0NE-PAVING, FURNISHING AND LAYING
FLAGGISG AND CURLING, and such GRADING
OF THE STREETS may be required until the LIST
day or April, 1919.
Forms of proposals may be had upon application
ut this Oiice.
The Committee ON Streets reserves the right of
rejecting any or all proposals.
CHARLES H. DIMMOCK.
jy lA-fd City Engineer.
ITO BOILER-M AkERS.-Sealed proposals
Il will be received by The ndersiyncd at the Office
of the Eastern Lunstc Asy mn, Williamsburg, Va.
until July alst ut o'cl9cA p NJ, for constructing
TWO HORIZONTAL TU.BULA AR BOILERS AND
FIXTURES for heating the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
lum.
Detailed specifications md other information will
be furnished by mat on application 10 the superin-
tendent.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals offered.
BY order or the ca6pmitiee.
jyIa-lot SYDNEY SMITH, Chairman.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
STATE rIVIL VICE RE-
FORM.

There is no honest man Of either
party, no true Miss.sslppian who
should not DO alive to the neceSsity
of a change in the present mode of
administering our county govern
montS, W. have run in the old
grooves long enough, complained
Of the defects OF the system, with
out proposing any remedy. If
there ever was a time which de-
manded honesty and economy in
our civil service, that time is now
face to face with u.s.. In the first
place, It is not always economy to
place in the hands OF one officer the
power of an Executive of the Law,
and the duty OF collecting taxes, as
in the case Of the Sheritis. These
should be entirely separated. Make
The office of Sheriff a salaried onics,
the salary to be in proportion to the
duties dovoIving on HIM, and lot
him have nothing to do with the
collecting or manipulating tho taxes
lp any shape Or manner. The APP
poiptment or election of a tax col.
%loctor, slough multiplying the Off
ees, would simplify our financial
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
TIE Invisible Children.

Oh, itisnot wheR yonr children
are with you. it is not when you
see aud hear them that they are
most to you; it is when the sad
assembly is gone; it is when the
daisies have resumed their grow
ing again IN tho place where the
little form was laid it Is whon
you have carried your children
out, and said f: tewclI, and come
home again, AID day snd night
are full of sw Get memories !; /,
is when Sumu,cr and Winter arc
full of touches and suggestions OF
them ; it is when YOU cannot look
up toward God without thlnkr I
of them; ncr look down toward
yourself and not think Of them ;
it is when they have gone out OF
your arms, and are living TO you
only by the power Of the imagi,
nation, thai they are the most to
YOU. The invisible children are
the realest children, the sweatest
children, the truest children, the
children Il at touch our hearts as
No hand OF death oyor could touch
them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

pE- A most brutal assault was
made On oar friend, DR.. FAINT of the
West Point Citizen, tho other day
at PaIo Alto, resulting in severe in
juries which will probably contine
him for some time. Our informant,
y gentleman from West Point, gives
MS tho particulars. A rather bitter
controversy had been going on be
tween DR.. +. and 3 Gen. Burkitt.-
Not long since the latter sent the
Doctor an open letter, the purport
of which Wa let us have peace, "
to which DR.. F. replied in like con
ciIistory terms, stating he had no
luminosity against him (BurkitD
and expressing his willingness to
accept the peace offering.
DR.. FAINT was invited to a fair at
Palo A to, and attended with his
family. Entering a store he mot
Burkitt, who extended his hand
ercIsiming, GLOW d. you do, Dr.;
| am glad to see YOU DR.. FAINT
took his hand md Rurkitt held
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
Railroad Meeting.

Approaching the vast Importance
of constructing a railway line from
Macon to the Tombigbee River,
and being confident that its early
completion will add greatly to the
material interests of our county
and adjacent country, the under
signed urgently request every pub
lie spirited citizen Of NoXubee to
meet in Macon on Saturday the 7th
day Of December next for the pur-
pose of taking such action and ad.
opting those measaros dosmed noe,
essary for the accomplishment OF
the enterprise
T. j. Il j. w. Patty & Co., Cbas.
Barnett, Charming SoIdcn, W, B.
Augustus, T. NJ, Sargent, W, NJ.
Conner, VIM. Dent, l.. 7. Yates. A,
Ii. Bush, T%arrant 4 ScIleck, E, Y.
Bush, J. j. B%oauchanp, vii liams
Cooper, Shumaker 4 Bro, Klaus &
Bro, Nolen Il Atkinson, Brooks &
Barker, w. F. Ferris, JOINER & Cog,
burn, Murphey & Minor, S. V. d.
Hill Jacob nolberg 4 Co., Jones &
French, r W. Phillips, J. w, uunt-
er, H.. w. Foote, lsham Stewart,
Pomp Evins, Anthony Tolson, R.
Gray, Alexander Tyler, Macon &
Smith.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
Report of thFG!aE4 Jury.

The Grand Jury beg Ieave to re
port that they have diligently en-.
CURED into all matter pertaining to
their duty, and hope they have Civ
en- them due consideration.
We have found that the buying
of cotton and other country produce
after night, when the ordinary Ie-
gitjmate business of lite IS not con-
Quoted, has heeu 4 source Of great
temptation to persons who are dis
posed to commit theft and violate
the law, and is a source OF great an
noyance TO the planters OF the coun-
ty, tending to destroy confidence
between and employers and om-
pioyees. We do therefore recon-
mend to the Legislature OF the State
that Il statute be enacted, prohibit
ing under i heavy the reception Of
or buying any farm products &tter
night. The conduct OF those store.
keepers, merchants, or others OF the
county who are in the habit Of buy
ing cotton and other farm produce
after night and under circumstances
which, to say the least Of il, arc
suspicious, thus d~emoraiizjng the
labor Of the country, should receive
the seVercsL ceusura of the whole
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

A Glorious Record. Twelve years ago y
few modest lines in a New York Journal
invited public attention to a new Vegetable
Restorative, and solicited II trial of its mer-
It's rs A remedy for Indigestion, biliousne,s,
fever and aguc, debility, nervous disorders,
rheumatism, and all complaints requiring
invigorating and regulating treatment. In
this quiet and unprctcntiotTs way PLANrA-
rloN Buffers was introduced to the world.
1t was a success from the beginning. All
that was claimed for it as a tonic, a correc-
tive and antidote to malarious FOYER. WAS
found to DO strictly true. Within five
wears the annual sales of this article a.
mounted to oyerONF MILLION OF BorrLFs
A few wears more and the demand had
swelled to FIVE MILLIONS. The annual
consumption of the bitters has now reached
the almost incredible aggregate of SIX MIL.
LIONS Of bottles, and for every bottle sold
n copy of the illustrated Medical Annual,
published by the proprietors, ut \ cost of
Slj0.0OO, is given away.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
D r. FIT ERIC
Rheumatic Syrup
A stated Quantity GuarfG'
teed to cure or Money Re
funded.
$1O0 Reward for a Case,

$los Rewprd for q case Of Neuralgia, 4
Rheumstism of any form whatever, lco1
Sldsred curable) that DR.. FRI = 4 wa
TABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP will not curc1
warranted uninjurious, and a physician
prescription used inwardly.
$4,000 Reward offered to the Proprietor1
Amy medicine loI Rheumatism and Nr1
ralgia able to produce onc-iourth as man
genuine living cures made within the 'Sn1
period of timo as DR.. Filters Vegetao1
Rheumatic Remedy
$4,000 Reward offered to any person pI,o1
ing Jos. p. Filter, NJ. d., to be othd
than u graduate of the celebrated UniTer'|
ty of Pennsylvania in 1888, and Proies'1
of Cnomistry-trcating Rheumatism spec
ally for 50 years.
~ 900 Reward to any Chemist, Physical
or others able to discover Iodide Of Pote1
III, Colchicum, Mercury, or snything lnJ]
rlou' to the system in DR.. Filters Raem1
Tic Syrup.
$500 Certificates or testimonials Of cuF|
Including Rev. G. II. Ewing, Media, Pa|
Rev. Jos, Besgs, Falls Of Schuykill, Phl1
delphia; the wife of Rov. j, b. DaVlI
II ghtstown, New Jersey; Rev. Thos MN]
ply, Frankford, Philadelphia; DR., Je1
4ings and DR.. Walton, Philadelphia; Ho1
j.. v. Greeley, member of Congress iro]
philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Camde]
n. D.; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore; e1
Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thou1
ands Of Others, if space permitted.
S25O Reward for the name of any warTau
ed preparation for Rheumatism and Ns]
ralgia sold under a similar legal guarTa|
tee, setting forth the exact number OF pcc|
ties to cure or return the amount pald a
same to the patient in case of failure |
cure A full description of cases requlrlI1
guarantees must be forwarded by letter
Philadelphia. The guarantee signed sn|
stating quantity to cure, will be %retnrhI]
by mail, with advice and instructions, VIII
out any charge, Address all letters to N
FIrLER, No. a South 4th Street. No ot|
remedy is offered on such terms. Gel
circular on the various forms of Rhsum1
tlsm, also blank application for guarantee
gratis of the special agent.
bSA-S, SPENCER, Cooksyill0 MISS
LINDSEY, WOODLAND 81 MEll1
Louisville, Miss, Agents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
FL GREAT CAUSE
OF
h u NJ A N MISERY
Just Published in a Sealsd Envslspe.
Prize Sir Gents.

Price SIR Gents.
A Lecture on the Natupe, Treatment and
Radical Cure ofSeminal Weakness, or spet-
matorrh@a, induced by ~self-abuse, inyoiun-
tary emissions, impotency, nervous debili-
ty and l~mpcliments to marriage generally;
consumption, epilepsy and fits. mental and
physical incapacity, &c, by ROB. j. Gull
YERWELL, NJ. D., author of the Green
Book. &C.
The world-renowned author, in this ad-
miruble lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful c]onseouen.
oes of self-abuss may be eGeclually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies. Instruments
rlng' Or cordiuis, pointing ont a mode Of
cUro at once certain and rllcctual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi.
Unu may De, may cure himself chnanI'
privately or radically. This lecture wiIi
prove a boon to thousands and thou.ands'
Sent under seal, in a plain enyclone. 10
any address, on receipt Of six cents. or two
postage stamps, BY addressing the nubli.b.
ers. Also, DR. CULNERWELLS H"OW,is ar.
TI'F9 Guide price 50 cents. Address Tho
publishers, CllAS. &c. KLINE 90
Ia Bov'rH N. York, P. o. Box, I, ,s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

Bay A friend OF ours incidentally
mentioned u remark of one of the
white Radical brethren in regard
to Jim Lynch's ]srurriI0un TRADE o.
the Beacon in mis- speech here jus,
before the election. The substance
of this remark WAS that the Rev.
Jim had given the Beacon such Il
castegation that it dared not SAY
anything in reply and it seemed a
very refreshing view OF the matter
to him. We will inform the RaIj
cal brother why VIC pas led Lynch :
attack in silence. We did not wish
to notice a wretch who came here
with the troth and slayor on hio
lips, challenging gentlemen 10 de.
grade Themselves by meeting him
on the stump, then i~mpuIently de
claring they we've atr&;l to do SO.
We did not wish to compromise the
contempt We felt for . man whose
record, il exposed, would make an
audience Vi wild beasts turn with
%l"athing and dissust from the roci
tai, and who, if unmarked, might
well exclaim to his t]ollone.s .
Look at me!
And see if He'll with MI it, power to damn
Could add one curse 70 lts foul thing | am. .
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
State Of Mississippi,
NoXubee County,

To all persons interested in the Estate of
Matthias Mahorner. deceased:
Whereas, Letters ot Administration on
the Estate of Matthias Mahorusr. deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned on the
I'd dag Of October, \. D. 1872. by the
Chancery Court Of said county of Noxubec.
Now therefore all persons having claims
sgainst said Estate Of said deceased are
hereby notified and required to exhibit and
have the same duly probAted and registered
within the TINA prescribed by law, or said
claims will be barred.
MAT. MAiIORNER,
Nov23-4ts Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
TO N STONES,

TO those who wish to pe-petuats. In IAN
curing marble" the memory ofloyOd ones
the undersigned will say, that he Is stlll in
Ihe marble business and prepared to All or
GERS for American Or Foreign marble on
snort notice, lo Il tho agent of Mr.. r. O
2uigly, tho successor of Quiglv & Moran.
Memphis, Tenn. All orders taken by him
or ms agents will be promptly filed, and
parties will got in every instance lust what
they order. NJ. G. CAST6N
Agent.
OGcs at Joiner & Cogburn's,
N"sV '--AIF Macon, Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
VUr STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

INVNIWET VT VII
To all persons iatrrcated in tho Estate of
Daniel Mcintosh, deceased;
Whereas, Letters of Administration on
the Estate Of Daniel Mcintosh deceased
we're granted to the undersigned on the
2sth day of October, A. d. 1872, by the
Chsncery Court of said County of Noxuhee'
Now. therefore, all persons haying claims
against said estate Of said deceased IRE here
by notified and required 10 exhibit and
havs the same duly probated and registered
within the time prescribed by law, or said
claims will be barred.
MARY A. MCINTOSH, Adn'r.
THOMAS 7. BARTON, Admir-.
Noy23-4ws
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
STATE NEWS,

Henry Peterson, living one half
mile below Greenwood, raised from
three acres of ground, six bales Of
colLOn averaging $50! lbs TO the
bale, ginn.d and weighed by ]. IL,
Strong. lows that for cotton
GREENWOOD Times.
JAIL DELIvERY.--On Sunday night
l7th INST, three colorsd mel that
had been Involuntary quartered In
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
HOLMAN & FAINT.
LIVERY ( SlLE STAsLI
Macon, NiSS.

Thov will continue the business at the
Did stand of Dr.. Howell, and will always
keep on hand line stock, for saddle and mar
nqsi, single and double. They will give
strict personal attention to business and
feel assured they can please all who call on
them, either to trade or hire.
-" Their new omnibus makes connec-
ton with every passenger train. Orders
aft Mt Hotel or stable will be promptly Al
to. oct5-ly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
p~NINlsTrATOR'S SALE.

Al gu,
By virtue Ola decree Of the Hon Chan
,erv Court of NoNubee Co, Miss, the I'M
designed administrator of the estate OF
Ttos. w. Ivy, deceased, will, on the prem
ises. proceed to sell to the highest bidder on
Saturday, 2sth day Of Dec 1872
for cash. all the personal Hnd perl'hable
property of said estate. Sale within the
usual hours. {. w. MuOhh'
Novo3-It Admir-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
s. ToLEN

From my place in Fairfield. Ala,
BLACK HORSE MULE, with white moo'
and the mark Of bite on the top of his Sl
ANY information leading to ths.rOcoveTy'
tho mule will be libsrally rewarded.
DR.. J. JONES,
Novl5 FairAsld, Ala,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23
NJ o I E..

~
Commissioner, Sale of Land or E.,,too
James Nance. deceased
nv ,.i.,no
oftho t,t'"' ",u IN pursuance OF a decree
on5 u e.. Gn" ',, Court OF No1ubee County
Wv th n'" ,e. " N,sSlsslPp' made and enrolls/
" nS I,o a"s' oepoeIi'oer Term thereof, Il
u1|9erSlgIea sPeclsI commissioner, appoint
. w, lo' ',."' purpose WILL O.
monday 18th day Of November, A. D. 1875
between the hours prescribed by law. to.wii
Il o'clock, A. Nj, and 4 o'clock, p. NJ, oGfs
for sale and proceed to sell. in separate Iot'
tracts or peices, not exceeding $50 ncres
each, before the Court House door in tb.
town Of Macon. in said count and State
at public vendue, to the HIGHEST h,ddor =;
public outrrv on q, croji, -. oI''u', at
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

the Moscley Hotel, took THEN de-
parturc and up to present writing,
the managers OF that institution
have no knowledge OF their where
abouts and seem very anxious TO
heay from them.
These parties effected their escape
by Il small piece ofordInary window
. ass with which they made Il breech
in the strong im~pregnablo brick
walls OF that institution, Now as
the managers Of that institution
are, doubtless, DESTROYS respecting
the fate Of their late guests, they
will at once let Thorn know whcrS
they can be addressed Meridian
! Gazette.
COTTON BuRNING.-Onc night last
week, Mr.. Willie Ellis GIN house.
eight miles east of Columbus, caught
fire by accident, and Mas consumed
with about ten bales Of cotton. The
fire is supposed to have caught
from some Que stepping upon a
match, which had been carcloSsIy
let fall upon the floor.
Persons cannot be too careful
about carrying matches, lighted cj.
CARS and pipes about places where
Surb romnu .gihIe mattp, is StOrpu.