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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22

The Third edition of Practical Dairy HuS-
bandrY by X \. WILLARD, a. ~, is issued by d. d. l.
Moore containing comprehensive survey OF the routine
Of dairy FARMS management OF lands selection and
management of stock, milk, and tho manufacture OF
butter and cheese An interesting chapter Ia devoted 10
an account associated daryngts progress in this coun
try and it, industrial and financial results The author
makes some appropriate comments the enormous con
sumption of butter IN the United States The annual
product at present is than ecO0O0OOO OF pounds
There are no such buttereaers In the world as the
Americans The waste of butter among all classes Is
prodigous, and in an economic point OF view truly
alarming The Irish servants, many OF whom never ate
pound Of butter their lives before landing here, de-
YOUR it almost by tho shovclful, "a they couid
never get enough the uuctuous dainty. The volume
is remarkable its completeness. ana the cearness
and accuracy of its details. No important point con-
nected with the subject appears to have been over
Looked and the style IS a model Of simplicity and com
pactness of statement. There few Volumes indeed
Of the farmers library that contain such variety Of
practical information and i'll which the method If so
well adapted to tue nature Of the subject
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Coparlnersblp Nollfce.

NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore ex-
sting between the undsrgnsd under the arm Of ALEX n
HAYS 4 Co. eIpir,d by limitation the lot Inst $3.50
M hEPAkD has vitbdsyn from the h and transferred bis late
~ hs'sin Mr. HAYS Who alone authorized sign 70 Liquidation
ALEX. N HAYS
Dated Fe~. york, fsb J. JOHN Y SHEPARD.
TLs bpsnsA ul b.
ALEX a. HAYS u CO.
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Mem Publications.
TT1uE HERALD OF HEALTH

JOI1RNAI, OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
Contents for April;
REGIMEN AND HEALTH. Lord Bacon 10 1871
GETTING MONEY. Res. Q. H. Brigham
SHALL MEN TAKE PiIYsCi Thomas inmAn vi d. Of boh'o"'
y.GBTARIANIsN. j. A. Mcwat
TuR KITCHEN AND FOOD. Mrs L. p. Johnson
KITTY HowARDs JOURNAL Second sees by Elizabeth oAacs
Smith. -,
THE EDITORS STUDIES IN HYGIENE
upsITu LESSONS FOR CHILDREN BY the Editor.
OUR PUBLIC MEN AND HOW THEY TAKE CARE OF THEN
SELVES Bya weLknown writer
ALL ABOUT THE THOMPSON PREE MEDICAL COLLEGE
Al Is YEAR u cents a number Sold everywhere. Address
WOOD HOLBROOK, IS Laght,,, Hev-York
TUNUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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small amount of the CHICAGO. DANvILLE AND
VISCxNNEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
BoNps for sale at %. Az the Road is finished and
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earning much moro than it's interest, the orice ia
very low Apply to ~
W. b. snArrUcK a. Co.. Bankers.
~ Nassau-st., New-York

City Of Houston, Texas. g per cent Ma,to, -ho,..
Bonds, interest payable scmiannually an the ' NJ
tional City Bank, N. Y, Tor sale by RoHypT VA va
THROP Il Co., IL Wall-st. ""-
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JnGIrucIlou.

4 FAMILY SCHOOL FOR B0YS.-Snperior
~ advantages Address hESEy W. SGi E,I rTPeg'
n 5iol2 Adne.s Mrs. g. A. RUSS 1aT'toNn, n y.
4 FEW BOYS wanted to I'll vacancies IN
"A select FAMILY SCHOOL G. JAMES Sbaroa' Conn
pOYS' BOARUING-SC SCHOOL. at Wilton. Conn.
drsT l'gt T 'lsi s.''- ''''l ''"' -'''- -
pRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, Nj
ID W. $ hcSAlR, Principal
NHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTlTUTE.-A
H p Sas ft 4e1y secls J6S LrpScorr
HREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
- The 'F0's '''''0A 0''"' ''' GRO c. SMITH. An.
l. HIND's BOARDING SCHOOL, Hemp
IL. tad, l.. Special ad'aatage. Joe iouns Boz.
EEMALE COLLEGE, BorlentOwn, n. J.
f' ''''' ''' R s7. JOIN Il peAKELEY PHI D. President
E0R B0YS-Superior advantages at RIVER
L VIEW ACADEMY. fOahFkeepse. Y
EAMlLY BOARDING-SCHO0L, limited TO u
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
IA L10f@ bridgeport Com. Mis-. EMILY NELSON. rrnepal
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTytown, n. y
f'' ''''4i''' '''" d 5 ROWE 3 Principal
JACKSON MILITARY lNSTlTUTL,s
'' 2i',.s d s' r. 5 T. j&cRsos n A. Principal
NQUT,TrAiN rI lN NJ .rT p hayfrsI tray N
inschcol for terms moderate Seoi for circular
MISS MACGREGOR's SCHOOL for YOUNG
VI LADES FLUSHING. l. L-sprns opens FEB s. l57l
NIT. PLEASANT lnstitute.--Private Glasses
vi for toys Anbes Established 1916 nc NsshAM Pnn
MILITARY BOARDING -SCHOOL-White
w Plains y. Y. Principal O. X WILLIS, ~.
pEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. D., OF Poultney. Vt.
IL viii hi family for and instruction limited
to 10 old Application Should be made
yE'HE HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS Of the
Rev B EMERSON at stratorI Com receives gao iqG
Iecta religions The spring Of n weeks will
at an time For crna applg to Nj r LgNMuS No. John
st JOHNSTON ROBINSON No. $50 Bo~y New York. orto he
Principal
THE Spring term of Madam BOORAEM's
SCHOOL will begin April IL number limited For CIRCULAR apply
t. Madam BOORAEM Brookheh Center Conn
THE CHILDREN's HOME for Girls and Boys,
board address NissP sBLhtK. Redting, Conn.
WALNUT HILL SCHOOL, Geneva, n y
w sntcss Bo,rng School for B9ys PnIs e.n be 'dmltted
$500 per Circulars will be sent to NO. dng nlor
Rsf,renoe-RL Rev A. C. Core Faculty Of Hobart College Mont
gon.p IhocI, esq. New'ioT..
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
i BOARDING SCHOOL 49,
'' ~''''S boy ssTABElsIIE '5'I les,
Earnest teaching GSrTSI %sSS Ken No. e YosyY
&lS PER MONTH, ENTIRE EXPENSE, at
~ y Boy Boarding School Adore" PROF De NJ Tribune
Qcafhers.
A LADY who has had experience in teaching
IA English Mabemsie Latin Prrne6 and Music desires as1rU
ALTON instruct all Of these bIneheA Address Boz iof
Oswtso, o,wesSCo n y
I" mer. School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
schools and famie. with reliable Teacher Teacher wanting
po.tons should Form w. Senenehon, Aasfy
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Gold cleared, $5471o; gold balances, 0.2l3s3s; cur
rency balances $2oso4o The following were the quota


Foreign exchange has been strong and higher the
leading drawers having advanced their rates Sales OF
prime bills out OF second hands reported however
a3-IC under. We quote:
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CONNECTICUT Sky

CONNECTICUT SKIS
state OF Connecticut Six per cent bonds pnrcha..a
at par and interest by '"
LOCKWOOD & Co., % Broadway
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Danfins Afaoemles.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING.
IA All No 22 r Of Tweni' srihS Glasses
for ladies gen.nsn children Morning aituoon and evening
Pupil tine For psrueaars send for
circular
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Nrm i1nhliratlons.
Ill RPEF'
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL 1872.

IONTENTs.
TIE CITY OF THE LITTLE MOEK.-(Second PsPeT)
lLiusrp Wilhelm Kulhach-Ploty-Dlyd Neal
Old Puakohek-Ncw PnalohekThe GlypofekThe PropyaFn
GAteway-ouan saloon GypothekCercs in the GlYptoek-
Max Emanuel AiumGer, after Picture by David Nel-Rubres
hae-Schwanhser Head Of BavarESchwaI haers Statue Of
Goethe-Bron LebgSnrgeonGtner4l NussbaumD" Won Dol
Hnrer-Pau Hey-Herr Lang ch 81 Comedian in huuIch-Lcu
H. Of Bavsra-Eichai WacnerFTaueu hacrin, Is Elizabeth
in Wagner's "Tannhaue."
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Inc age od "a Cotton running quality not than
balfa grade above OF below the CRATE quoted
GOFfBkIh market has
feature with regard TO pos Int AZ soue there L,I
been doing IN Rio at lower pi,e bags Rio Der Pn
Jane, and $50 DO Adelaide at
per John Shay at SeS odcan. private otber ha1s r
nominal
FLOUR AND MBA-Whh light sdyo..s
from Liverpool the market IL 6e especially brand, Wis1
Wheat straight lines Of Spring slowly bat
At tie close the market quiet bat 6n for all "a
1900 bb nc1ng % bb Extra Sate sold lat evening 81 I'D
la, half May We quote:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27


As there are many false state
ments in various newspapers rela-
tive to the killing Of Floyd, which
are calculated to prejudice the pub
lie against me, will you be so kind
as to publish a few lines in my
defence. The facts briefly stated
are as follows: One Willis White
circulated a report thai | had been
whipped and run from the country
in North Miss. and was so adver,
tlsed. / proved to White that the
paragraph was in regard to another
man of Il different name from mine,
and obtained iro.A him a written
statement that he had circulated
false reports about me, since which
time he had learned that he was
wrongly informed, and that he made
The correction in Justice to me. The
day after this, Floyd, n brother-in-
law of White, with White and two
other men, overlook, ha ted and
demanded Of me, as | was quietly
passing on my road home, the paper
which White had given me. Floyd
used Il great deal ot abusive and
threatening language, and for this
attempt to rob me of this paper
which was the orIy written rotutal
Of the ISLANDERS | had, and, conse-
quently, was dearer to me than life,
tor it cleared not only my own
character but wiped the foul stigma
from my wife and children, | shot
FIoyed. Besides injustice towards
my character, the paper given by
White was virtually bread and meat
to my family, for without it could
not have supported a good moral
character, and, consequently, could
not have obtained employment in
my line Of business. | will add
that when Floyd, with his crowd,
demanded the payer Of me that |
was unarmed, and that afterwards
/ shot him upon first sight and
without a word passing between us.
OF the investigation which led to
my committal, ! will say that the
examination was only partial, an I
that with the evidence then pro
ducej / could not have reasonably
expected bail. However, expect
to prove myself iu+'ifable at court,
and beg the indulgence of public
opinion, until the whole truth OF
the M tter is brought to light.
Respectfully,
j. NJ. HIGGINS.
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Watchmake. Il Jeweler.

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT,
BLOW, BLOW, and disgust everybody
with your cat 1rrh and its offensive odor,
when Dr.. Lagos Catarrh Remedy will
speedy distroy all odor and arrest tne dis
charge.
The Secret Of CaptivatiOn.-Features Of
Grecian mould, u well-turned neck and
beautifully rounded arms, are no donbt
very nice things to have, and ladies' who
possess these charms have reason to be
thankful to Mother Nature ; yet after all,
the captivating Of all womanly charms is
n pure fresh and brilliant complexion
This suporlatlve fascination any Indy may
secure by using MAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
the standard identifying preparation OF
the present age. 1t differs fr:m all ordl-
nary cosmetics in three most essential par
ticularS, inasmuch as it contains no IN
furious ingredients, does not contract OF
shriyel the skin as all the %astrangent
"blooms " 'lotions' and powders even
tually do, but %produceSa lasting LONELINESS
bv improving the healte of the skin. Ch-
derits operation the texture OF the eplaer
mis- becomes finer, and the surface soft a
velvet and smooth as porcelain, Feature
cannot be changed, bat complexion can
and it is quite certain that a lady with ne
other charm than fresh and rosy complex
ion. will attract more admiration in com
pany than her nelghbor with a classic fac'
but Il sallow skin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

It is hardly necessary to notify
the public, who know him 50 we'll
as a vide-awake merchant and fair
dealer, that R. W. Phillips has his
ample house well stocked with al
the necessaries Of life and many Of
its ~Iuxurics. He never lets his
stock get low, and just now at tbc
time for planting he advertises a
large lot of Early Rose, Goodrich
and Pink Eye Potatoes. The Bee
Hive is always ready 70 meet the
wants Of the thousands who make
it a purchasing depot, and never
fail to be pleased with their pur.
chases.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

Ng~ We are pleased to learn from
our exchanges that quite a number
Of aourishing Farmers Clubs are
meeting regularly in the north part
Of this State, and in Mississippi and
Georgia. The Secretary OF one Of
them wriets, asking that we suggest
through the REGISTER a few appro-
pirate subjects for discussion. We
cheerfully comply
Economy Of small farms as COM
pared with large ones. Our discus
slons-what questions shall we Sc
lect, and how discuss them2 Insects
injurious to fruit-trees and shrubs,
and the remedies. Birds, their
habits and agricultural vaEde. The
farmer and the hired mah-cannot
some means be adopted to secure
responsible help on our farms
Comparative value Of heavy and
light soils for farming purposes.
Field and garden seeds. Co-opera-
ton for farmers. Restoring worn
out Iands-how shall we do it? The
farmer and the markets-how can
the farmer get a fair return for hi,
crops? Crops OF l87l-what crops
have paid the best for the labor and
money expended Ofwhat benefit
has chemistry been to agriculture?
Special ierulizers-notes Of expert
ments. Agricultural machinery
what machines doe the farmer
need The law Of sormination-
our use and abuse of it. EDUCATION
OF farmers sons and daughters.
Experimental farming-its value to
the public. Small fruits raised for
family and market. Barns-plans
and specifications, with details.[-
Mobile Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

MILLIONS Fear TeaIimsny 30 thelr
Wonderful Curative EGects.
vinegar Biiters are not a vile Fancy
Drink, MAde OF Poor RAM, WhishSJs
Proof Spirits aAd Refuse IlduOrs, doc
lUSed, sBIesd hnd sseeiensd to please the taste,
called " TonicS," " AppeliAers," " Restores, Se-
that lead the tigples on TO drunkenness and rnln,
but are \ True Medicine, made from tie NaNss
Roots and Herbs OF California, Trce frsBa all
Alcoholic kiimalRnta. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Rcusvntor and IaVigorAtor Of the System, eaTy-
ing oE An poisunous matter AMI restoring thu b!est
to a healthy condition. No person can take tEess
Bitters a~eeoritug 10 directions aud remain leuS
uawell, provided their boueE ara not dosssoFe4
by IMMORAL poison or other reanE, and tue v,sl
orsAns wasted beyond the point Ct repair.
Thry ure n ticnlle PUrEaiiYe HA vcu
ms u TOnic, possessing, also, Va peculiar meek
Of acting As n poueyfal agent in relieving Conga-
ton o. INFLAMMATION Of tAe Liver, ana e III eaa
Vlscpral orzsns,
FOR BEMAi.E COMPLAINTS, whOtbaF
Ia ysuuz OF cid, married. or single, At re dana Il
uamsahooI or ut she iarn Of us, these ToHts Ia
terr have ~ equal
For Ind "a ,natery and Chronic Rhea-
mnliaM and Goui, DyspepsiH or La
digestion, BilloNu. Krniuent uEd
I~ntertuitteni Eryera, Discusses Of tss
M0od, LIvr~, KiAsrya nHd RluddsY,
kheas Bl,lcrs have bees meSt suSeshsN.. %Ych
6IHeEHea ars saustd BY Vitistsd Hsns,
which Is ssuey,ilE produced BY deranstNeAs .
the Digestive Organs.
D~1NpEpSIA OR INDlGEeTioH,
Headache. rMA Ia the Shoulde's :, Coughs. fieh'-
asps o; t,e Chest, Dizziness, Sour krucgttiorsi 81
the RtomacA, Enl 1Rio in tie Month, Biliaai
Attacks Plpltation oithe Heart, l~aiilsnmatisa o.
Are LungS. Pain in The ras,oNs o. the Kidney, saa
q hanared O,hor palsial syinrtonas art the oe
spTtsas q pyspensiS.
They inrisora.e the Stomach Rud stimulate III
torpid Liver and Eowris, whish readcr lnoth o
ansqua!Ied efficacy in cleansing the bieod ~staHisA
pny lilies, aud impnrttls new At0 and y.gor to ~
whole sYatam.
SOS SKIN ~DIsEAaKs, Eruptious, Tes4ss
Bait Rhoan,. Motohes, spots, flApses. puNaA'
Bolts. Uavhuaelps, Einy-Norms, S.ild Head. Ss,+
HyeR, ErySipeiaS. ITCH. scu,A. piseoinrajunF II HI
skin, Hnmors and Diseases OF the SAn. IT what
ever nAAie or nature, are literally aug ~ hl1 car
gi,d out VI Lhc ~ stem ina sns,t tins y Tug no .
llaa1 Filters. One bottle ia sven caaFs VIII GOA
vhMe1 the most inoredn ONa Of kheiT cafAtise spsN-
GleAase aao YnGabed Blood wse,evsr yoa find ~
tEParluOa bursting through ihs sAt' Ia PiHPles
RrnpnoAs or Sores elesnss Il whsn you nrd !
obsarWctcd aud sARgiNh in she veiss: c'oaAs !
when II Is tout, mad orr feelings Will Tell You whos
/ Keep the blood pare, aud VIC health Of he q ssss
win follaw.
PIN, TAPr, ana nAhsr wNRHsa rvhss'
In sAe svsteu, o. 40 MANY thousands, ara eiie'susRi
destroyed SRd re,uovea
eOLp ny ALL pROGGIars AND nRAry
!. WALKRR, Proprirl y. X II ACh.As
ia puRuNhe ard han, 4
fafYAs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

We rive room to a communication
Ram Mr.. Higgins, now confined in
,ur county Jail for the murder OF
Floyd, in Kempor Co. His trial
Hi probably bring out the facts in
h. case, still we are willing TO give
I'm A chance to state his own case,
Ill though an er parte statement,
| viii bccither sustained or reject
M MS lrial.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides
hlother, in this county, on the 18th
inst. by the Rev. J.. b. Cameron.
Nr, I, 2. lIuaHEs and Miss MATTE
HARRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

h sooner had We comp.imented
fIerk Of the weather on his con
\ during the winter, when he
4 US q first class snow storm.
sFusw came thick and fast on
ii ! it reached a depth OF
gaI inches. One or two sleighs
q improyised, and the Editor
g a ayjug trip around town in
.IIowell's turn ont, which was a
IN body put on temporary run,
y II was a gala day with the
4 generally.
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NOTICE TO TAX RS.

The Legislature requires me to make
nv final Settlement Of the collection. Of
Taxes due for the yearl8Il by the Isl day
of March next.
/ earnestly request all Tax PAYERS to
come forward and promptly settle then
Taxes and save cost.
W. N. CONNER, Sheriff.
Jan19-tf,
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DEC

At MushulaviIIo, in this county.
on the 22d. inst, Mrs. Nancy MAY,
reIict of the late Jos. May, one oil
the oldest citizens of this county.
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neg We have a large stock of the follow
ing MOURNING GOODS on hand which we
will dispose of at very low fgu'es;
BLACK MERINo,
BOMBAZINE,
TAMIS CLOTH,
EMPRESS CLOTH, &c. &c.
Also, superior lot of KID GLOVES at n
reduced price.
A large lot of CLOTHING 0tcost.
DRESS GOODS & TRIMMING, very
low,
LADIES' HATS, latest styles, cheaper
than ever offered before.
A lot Of MILLINERY GOODS, ARTl-
FTcTAL FLOWERS, PLUMEs &c. at cost
j. ". HUNTER II co.
NSg- Tools Of all description,
~ A"" n rPI% & BRO,
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MONDAY, 26th day Of FEBRUARY,
A, D.. 1872.

expose to sale and sell at the COURTHOUSE
door in the r.%n utMacon, between the
hours prescribed by law ut public auction
to the highest and best bidder, the following
described properly, to-wit; A certain lot
Of land living situate and beingin the town
of Macvn IN sail county to.w.t. FrUettQh'
al Lot No. Il. BOUNDED on the North b
the property of Logan C.. Cline, on the
South by the property of Or. Q. HendrieA'
on the East by Washington street, and on
the West by jefferson street. Said prop.
erty will be divided into two equal Lots
East >nd West, and will be sold a; ta'
North half of said parcel of land, and the
South half of said parcel Of land. .u,
And the purchaser or purchasers will be
required to pay one-half Of the purchaS'
money in cash and 70. the balance OF th'
purchase money, a bond or bonds wit,
rood and sufficient security wil)h' required
PAYABLE twelve months pfter the day Q
sale, X. \, }. McIttHhl'
IAN 27-ts Commissioner.
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Another Fire.

Wednesday evening the roof
treedmen's school house was
US cred to be on fire. 1t was
pushed withou; any consider
:, KS qamase, after having given
polk X Ladder Co. a little OK
feisN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

NOTHING LIKE Tive refer to Ma
TIRES HAIR RESTORATIVE, advertised IN
another column. 1t is in one bottle, and
as clear MS ice. Nogum, no filth, no poi
son. Examine it. See advertisement.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
Mayors Court.

T. cojored individuals got into
arroI in Dick Gray's saloon and
lierabIe cursing and knocking
doac before they concluded to
Y breathing spell. They were
y before the Mayor and fined
Ny6ve ,and fifteen dollars re-
n yely. Ra2ors we're drawn
Pther weapons exhibited but
~ seriously hurt.
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SOCIETY OF COMMERCIAL
, TRAVELLERS.

s. A.. HAINEs, Pres. II Chambers st.
JAS. BURKE, Vice Pres, 479 Broadway.
HENRY Levy, Treas. 40 Maiden Lane.
VIM G. SMYrHE, See, 45 Chambers st.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

Wednesday morning the roof
u Harrison block, in which our
lS located, was discovered to
81 Ire it was seen soon enough,
Ter, to present a disastrous
grafton. The roof caught
Z. burning chimney.
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SlICMAKER & BRO,
Annnts Lnr NnEu
LUMBER.

WYE will sell humber at twenty-five
w dollars per thousand by the car,otd
or s. 40 per hundred, by the slnal
quantity. Shinglcsal $500 pr thousand.
April If b WARNER " Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
dissolution NOTICE.

The thermometer got go low
Town On Thursday as to lose the
.o.nert Of all without overcoats and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

linS Small PoS' which has ss'"m-
atal character in our North
w. Pcs, is extending South wards
,trMdh would be we'll for our citizens
a Chilli tect tbom.olros on.inst ~ al.
Y2 In time to check its ravages'
5ObH, @a63 man, woman and child should
WEN clnated whore it is available,
uzo sPlly IN our larger towns
'l1' the disease may prove SO IA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

| oIsH CLEANING, washing dishes,
cloths, tables, cleaning windows,
ives and polishing tin, brass and
US use Enoch Morgan's Sons
IT is cheaper and better than
s. II rom your grocer, or at 2ll
Ton street, N. Y
-l3ts
|, y oy Yatcs& Ilrphey and Jones
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TWAS resumed the practice Of medicine
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10 his friends and the public,
EsY" Office in the south end ofthe liarri-
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by Messrs. lates & Baskerville.
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LONG BRANCH RACES.

The entries for the grand steeplechase to come
or on Thursday next are Sorrel Dan, Flora Nc
Ivor, Lochiel. Lochnvar vesuvius, LObelia, Blind
Tom, Astronomer, Tammany and Gao.
The race for the four-mile heats has for entries
Arizona, Gao, Frank Hampton, Flora McIvor. Ger.
aia Milesan, Defender and Cadence.
1t will be seen that some Of the horses are en-
tered in both events and it Is very improbable that
they will run in more than one; but we should
Judge that all that are entered for the four-mile
heats will start. This will make good race and
one that will give great satisfaction to gentlemen
who still are fond OF the old style Of racing.