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Fret Fire !

A test of Babcock Fire Extin.
guisherS, ordered by the City (price
$4,000 took place yesterday even
Ing, in the presence of a throng of
citizOns, under the direction Of the
committee appointed by the Board
of Mayor and Alderman. An old
house, in aloe Cake Hollow" had
been purchased, filed with combus.
tible material and saturated inside
and out With kerosene oil and tur-
pentinS at an expense of $3.50. 1t
was set on fire, and in about two
mInutes after tho flames caught, the
gas was turned loose on them. The
machine was exhausted and charged
three several times and the fire went
Out-sfter IL could find nothing
more to burn. The oommittoS
pronounce the machine = failure.
We regret exceedingly that the
test shows them TO be inefficient
Tor to provide security against fire
u this place by the ordinary sppli.
ances, will cost six times the amount
proposed to be paid for the Babcook
nginss.-[Aeridian Gazette.
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NOTES..

-Everything Nowadays is 8
success. In fact, we haven
heard of an Agricultural Fair that
was not one Of those "~sutcesses. >
Now books, plays. inventions r all
80 called, and the last instance il
that Of an Aurora Borealis, which
an exchange pronounces a "dOOidcd
SUCCESS.
The Mobile Register has an
original and particular spite at
Boston, especially It's grammar.
But Boston is peculiar, and why
should not the Register be 30 in it's
nervous irratability at our Yankee
friends trying to make Greeks Of
themselves. Every little while our
cotcmporary let's slip a small shin,
ing Parthian arrow al the New En-
gland ~sthenians, just for smuse-
meat that is all.
"A train that is always of the
track-Gsorge Francis.
"A contemporary heads a record
offour marriages in ono night, "The
Mistakes Of \ Elgh,," but be makss
a mistake, as one Of the parties was
3 widow.
The society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals are having a
time Of it nursing the horses attack
ed by the prevailing epidemic.
The Aurora Borealis visited
Meridian and other towns in the
bat refused to show here.
We don't inteud to let the NoYem.
Der meteors give US the slip, how.
ever, for if Grant Or Greeley is
elected some Of us will soc stars.
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NEUROLOGY.

ThEoPnlLE GAuTIER, a celebrated
French critic and poet, is dead.
DR.. PEYToN KING, formerly o
leading citizen of dickens Co, Ala,
diod last week near Meridian. DR..
King was 73 years of age.
j. 7. BRACE, an eminent educator
and formerly Principal Of the cele-
brated Female Seminary at Litch,
field, Conn, and afterward editor OF
the Hartford Courant, died at bis
home in tho former place at a ripe
old age.
DR.. J. B. CovIKdTON, an old and
esteemed resident Of Winston Co.,
died last Saturday evening.
hRs. SIDNEY MARsCHALk, the old
est inhabitant Of this town, died on
Tuesday last, aged 81 years. Mrs.
N. was q of the first settlers Of
Mississippi Territory. Her husband
was an officer in ST. Claire army,
and edited a paper in Natcbez in
1907, and many of her sons and
grandsons have been honoraAly
connected with the PrOss of Miss.
issippi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02
MRS. GREELEY.

Mrs. Greeley died on Wednesday
last Of consumption. She was a
nstivSof Ljtchisld, Conn, and was
educated at She celebrated Female
Seminary there, under the charge
OF Prot. j. p. Brace, whose death
chronicle in this column. Mrs.
Greeley, thon Miss Cheney, subee
quently was engaged as a teacher
in North Carolina, where Mr.. Gre O.
ley married her. She was a woman
OF great mental activity, and fine
personal appearance. Her health,
has been shattered for
many years, ana her death will
awaken the livsIisst sympathy
throughout the country.
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A SPECIALITY THIRTY,EINEy nj
500 Reward for a Cal

Slos Reward for a case Of Nsur.l,i,
Rheumatism Of any form wb.tsv.,
sldcrsd durable! that pk. FlrLEE'I v
TABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP will not c,I
warranted u%ninjurious, and 3 phy,ei
prescription used inWBrdly.
5000 Reward offered to the Propri.to
Any medicine for Rheumatism and 1
rslEia able to produce one-fourth A n
genuine living cures made within II, l
period OF time as DR.. Filter, V.,,tI
Rheumatic Remedy.
$1,000 Reward offered to any pe,,on n
Ing JOS. P. Filter, NJ. D., to b. II
than 4 graduate Of the celebrated UpNa
ty at Pennsylvania In 1893, and Proisl
Of Coemlstry- treating Rheumatism al
ally for 80 years, 4
$1,000 Reward to any Chemist, PbuiaI
or others ablV to discover Iodide 4 pOl
Al, Culchicum, MOrcurv, or anytbip,
r!!oas to the system in DR.. Filters Kill
tic Syrup.
~, 300 Certificates or testimonials Of a
Including Rev. G. H. Ewing, Media 1
Rev, jos, Beggs, Falls Of Scff1lykill, M
doIph'"' Tho wife Of Rev. j B pJ
hlShtStown, New JERSEY; Rev. Tho. NJ
ply, Frankford, P~hilsdelphia Dr.. h
HIHsS and Or. Walton, Philadelphia; ID
), y, Greeley, member Of Congrs" n
philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, CanI
n. D.; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Governor Powell, Kentucky, and I'D
amos Of oth0rs, if space permitted.
1880 Reward for tho S&nc Of any ward
cd prep SrNtion for Rheumatism and n
r"ISlS sold under IL similar legal gusrl
tee, setting forth the exact number Of l
Ties to cure Or return the amount paid
same 10 the patient in case of fsiIurs|
euro. a full description Of cases rsqui1
guarantees must DO forwarded BY Iettsl
Fhll"delphla, The guarantee signed !
stating quantity to cure, will BE- rslurd
by maI!, with advice and instructions, vi
out any charge. Address all letters to
FILLER, No, 40 South 4th Street. Moo
remedy is offered On such terms. &c
CIRCULAR ON the various forms Of Rheurt
'I'm, also blank application for guSrrans
gratis Of the special agent.
stsAr :, SPENCER, Cooksvills Mis-,
LINDSEY, WOODLAND 8 NETT
Miss., Agents.
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BABY SRO us.

We have before alluded 10 the
questionable pr2priety Of that feat
ire et our agricultural fairs known
as baby shows, We suppose it is
altogether 4 matter OF taste, and
perhaps we should not quarrel with
1t on that account, still we persist
it is a bad taste, 1t is simply q
show Of babies as animals, dressed
and ornamented animals it is true,
and if intended rs All encourage
ment to raising them, perhsps the
object may be a laudable one. AS
an exhibition of human beings,
however, there is something coarse
and repulsiye in tLis showing OFT
the future men and women of the
country. Then we have the disap-
pOintmsut of every mother but one,
and hereafter she will exhibit that
child as the "prize baby" We are
sorry to e this baby rivalry inCOr-
porated into the features Of many
OF our county fairs, and hope the
advocates Of babies rights will not
hereafter insist on such public ex.
hibitions.
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when She learned he he'd been with
those who outraged me.
THE QUESTION OF FRAUD,
As To my prueuvng i trHud upon
the people Of AoXuoee counly, |
have ouIy 10 refer you 10 The Nnvnt,
VI this county, who gave Me permits
slou 70 give vNa.4ulHs 'ree 81 .-
cou>e al condition. Liza. / gave 4
part Of the proceeds e. some vuUrvN
or sunday school, lor ne said ms raO
not been IN tue naOl. Of cha, gag
the license on such exhibitions AS
mine. And here | wItl say that the
Sheriff $ agsnlirmAll, ana prouered
me All the assistance IA his po"erlh
~lerreting out ANA bringing IoJaSuce
those VINO outraged nae, As TO my
ACTING rHE FART Of A CHRISTIAN GEN-
TLEMEN
While NJ Macon, ! nave only to re-
Ter you to the Sheriff, Mr.. O'Cou0r,
Ar. Shipmsn, J, Pg Captain Thomas
Reed, Hon, lsam Stewart, Hon. A X,
Davis, Or. Hill, Rev, Joseph Moore,
Elder Duprec, and Elder &c. John
son, who OF this place also to Capt.
Gill and Elder A. {. Mcdonald
Suffice it to say, tho ku klux, eX-
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A Circular.
bS3, OXFORD Sr., W. G.,

IUNUVN VGUl DLTl, TNIE,
DEAR Sir; ber resnoc,f,uv 10 anna.
conv ~ a oiro,l.r sar, :.
,S'' 40 SUN W the Medleihe
vendors ana otherS IN the States aud also,
where by two or three individual. tof littlo
or no moans), under the stylo If tba DNoun
YorL Cbon,;o,l rama.a3 '""
~ COMPANY, ~hlch colhpa-
ny had no existence until October, 1871,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02
NEfF TUESDAY,!

Awake! arise. ul be forever fallsnl'
Are u readers aware that an
adverse result OF the coming olec-
ton will hasten on US Tor four more
years, and perhaps to the end Of this
Government, the same mixed rale
81 6ayonetS, carpet-baggers Snd L.
5. AsrshaIs that has cursed us IN
TIE Past? 1t is now the time for
action, net for argument. Let US
not be idle because our own State is
one OF the strongest holds Of the
enemy We have an interest in the
whole contest, along the whole line
of States, and we share with them
the glory and the results of the bat.
tie If victorious, and, if otherwise,
we more than share the disgrace
and consequences OF defeat. Lei
every man do his best, his duty to
himself and to others. If We can
not wrest Mississippi from the
from the spOilsmen, let us not be
scattered if the phalSnx must re.
treat, let it not be broken and de.
moraliEed and lose its power Of
holding the enemy in check. The
last call Of an almost unanimous
Press is urging you now not to for.
get the last hour you have to pre-
tost against the rule Of might and
wrong, which carries its bayonets
even to the ballot box. To fafter
IL to be loubly lSst-wOrsS than
this, it is tresson-it is aid and com.
fort to the enemy. Net a voter
should bS absent from the polls, not
a.man shsuld sleep on his arms, or
be a~bssnt-st the great roll call OF
the Liberal Army. Arm yourselves,
not with the bayonet, but remem.
Der
There Is 4 weapon 1rmer set,
And 'urer than the bAyonct;
1t falls as gently and as still
AS snoW-lakes fall upon the sod,
1t executes a freomAn's will,
As lightning does the will Of God
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TIE CREED.

with THE DISTINCT UNDERSTANDING
THAT IF ELECrED | SHALL BE PREBl-
PEOPLE, | ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION IN THE
CONFIDENT TRUST THAT THE MASSES OF OUR
CouNrRYMEE, NORTH AND SOUTH, ARR IA
GER TO CLASP HANDS ACROSS II BLOODY
CHAsM WHICH HAS TOO LONG DIVIDED THEM.
FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN ENE-
MlHs IN III JOYFUL CONSCIOUSNESS THAT
THEY X n U uEScEFoRrH REMAIN
Horace Greeley's letter Of
lCCepiAMCe.
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Letter from New York.

New YORK. Oct. 26th, 1879
F5jtoyS Bso,on",
NV
Oc'oOeF PoIl''c"I) battles
navy ooen loUSnI' resulting IN the
It'"nIPn u lF1ua ana corruption.
ino o'A'o VI Ne" loFR Is no" the
P'""O'P"' p"'''ee'o"Iiu' ller 80
sot'." 'o'o' may yet oeleat
Oi""' an" "'oeV ureeIcy' even with
'n' o'e VI Vhe lhree great Middle
1,n'"1 'Aio"n against 'hg later
Inv onooA III rem ana ONO should
NV 20 '"N''I as lI"t'''S victory De
!o"" INC pane Oh poSSIo'II'y' with
inc T'nP,te o'"'o Tor tAe "~ood-rhop
poi u C""PP"qu"' uraN'l9'h may
- ~ . nIi,9 ~ 4on, po"yf II" AoNenl0Vf
'pi'o VI TNe Que VI Oe'ooof' Inc
"p"'''y "a %aht OIL interest on the
IS the great drawbsr@ to g M nor.n
OF the Irncinnasi mny W. " '"' ThS
mo.t aornU.t mna T,o, H''tit' Inc
day are the Liberal R,pWbIicans
VINO have Joined the army which
lights against fraud and corrun,;on
Wine some OF our Nav Work.
bankers and brokers', manu- of mdom
are politicians, are DEMANDING
Grants reelection IN the interest %
their business, a cry comes up from
the business men Of the South. who
have suffered ten times more since
the OWL war than during the exist.
ence, imploring the North not to
impose upon Them another fonr
years OF Grants ADMINISTRATION
Paralyzed financially and socially
by the present order Of tbinos. they
hope to change them bv y 7cbanGc
OF administration, Tho election at
men like Moses, Of South C].aroli,S
\ Grant man, with y Trr;sl"t;on ;n
sympathy with him, ia indeed dis.
couraaing.
The forthcoming Mrrioino, Eloo
ton in this citv wHvas w.rm ,ho
dav draws nesr Of Ion% GramG
S Say Ana "V"I =" o.n !lan'' ,ho ","na
wan Chief CTammonI'I has m "s
aoed most 9droitI, ,p"rn""t
RennbI,cans to eHd" '"s'' n W. I'~n.
Havemovsr. the I rouoIs wi,I s"nHor,
Iinu;a yn,D,;a ''"9"o NJ
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& FAINT.
LIVERY 4 SALE SFAlIE
Macon, SGiss.

They will continus the business at the
oid stand of DR., Howell, and will ALWAYS
keep On hand fine stock, for saddle and har
ness single and double. They will give
strict personal attention to business and
iseI assured they can please all who call on
them. eltiier to trade or hire.
paS~ Their new omnibus makes connec.
tl"h wlth every passenger train. Orders
tended to. AK "'
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GHERlFF'S SALE,
ThG State Of Mississippi.
Noxuboe County,


'" " "i''''pUll
Nokuboe County,
j. l., Bledsoo
1892 va.
William u. Shields
and v. NJ. Bhields.
by virtue of a writ Of execution ia mn
directed, IN the aboyo stal0d case, from tha
otics Of the clerk Of tho circuit ronrt 80
Noxnbeo County, mississippi, | will on
Monday, 4th day Of November, 1872
at tho courthouse door in the town Of ,o.
ron, proceed TO sell to tho highest h;dd"n
for oash, ct public nVlcry. within Isgsl
hours. all tho right, tito snd inirrost If IL
said William II. Shields and +. N. Shleid.1
IN and to the following described leasnbnI@
property, lying and bslng in tho town ~
sin luAlaK, state Of mississippi, to.wit. >"
Lots . and . in NWl of section ID. i; IA
Range II, LOWED on ~ the propertv If d@s
PENDANTS, F. w. Hhi0lda and William "a
Shislds, will be sold to safety IKE hal
ment and cgsts in the above stated casa
W, NJ Common
'''' Sheriff.
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~ A kind of conference was
held at West Point last week by the
Congressional wire-workers of the
Radical party, which we presume
ended in nothing. Barry and Hon
derSOD will probably run the race
through. Mr.. Boiling of Winston,
though not The candidate of any
convention, is running on the Lib
sral ticket. The vote will be no
test of the relative strength of par.
ties. Many Of the Liberal Rspub.
licans even will vote for Henderson.
thinking there is no chance for
Boiling and knowing that Hender-
son, though a negro, 10 q better
man than Barry. There Is really
no Liberal organization in Noxubee.
With the single exception of the
and Brown Club in tina
aud its existence is merely
nominal.
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Tho Leader states that a party
OF six huntsmsR from Kosoiusk.
went hunting this week, and in an
evenings and mornings hsatk killed
~ squirrels, ! turkey and 2 ducks,
Maasa = believes II the best bunting
y MeFidian gazSte '4"' OO'"-
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STONES.

10 those who wish to pArpstEate, ia 'sn'
curing MARBLE" the memory oflovsd ones
shs undeTslgned viil say, that no is s.,,l Y
lla p!sEhlp buainesg and prepared to M OF,
dhFs for American or Foreign marble 9n4
Shnft nptjce. He is tho agent Of Mr.. !. y
XAtgiy, ths successor of lnigly & Moran,
Memphis, Tenn. All ordcFs taken BY PIT
" hls agents will be promptls filled, ang
parties win get IN OFaFy instance just Wha'
they OHieF, Nj. q. CASTOR,
Agent.
ORos al Jojaer : CogIuTn'f
MsrSV72-iyF Macon Miss
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ACCIDENT TO GEN. WALrHALI.-
We regret to learn that General
Walthall nlst with a serious accident
the other day at Winona. lie fell
between two care, and in the fall
was considerably bruised. He is
doing well, however-Oeutral Star.
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GOOD BARGAIN oFFEREDl

a Hockaway and Harness, new, Harness
Wor'n 500 l%lockNwsy very light. An
vO'ap1o''' with handsome trimmjnR, g..
Septll-l@ sTS4VAS'
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al AM A DEMOCRAT ] HAyB NOT
GONE INTO THIS FIGHT TO FREE MIG
GER AND If ! THOUGHT srCH WOULD
BIZ THE RESULT, ! WOULD STRIP OFF MY
UNIFORM AND 90 HoME--[Grsnt's
Autograph letter, 1861.
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NJ U T F..

Commissioners Sale of Land Of E.t.te n,
James Nance, deceased.
BY virtue and in pursuance Of q dscroo
of the Chancery Court Of NoSubee Copnty
and State Of Mississippi, made and enrolIcd
at the last September Term thereof ths
undersigned special commissioner. ]apnoint.
ed by said court for that purpose, win, on
Monday, 18th day Of November, A. D. 1872
between the hours prescribed bv law. 10. wit.
u clock, 4, N. and 4 o'clock, p. NJ. oAier
tor sale and proceed to sell, in separate lots
trSets or peices, not exceeding l6O acres in
each, before the Court House door in tho
town OF Macon, in said county and State
AZ puDllc vendue, to the highest bidder. nj
pubiic cutlery on Il credit of six and twolyo
months I'm equal payInentsl from the jov
OF sale, all the certain lots, tracts. neicoa ~
parcels of land, with the tonemsnt. md
herelltaments thereunto belonging, living,
situate and beng in said county Of Noxubae
ana state OF Mississippi aforesaid, contain.
ing, IN tho aggregate about $3.50 apros, more
or less, OF which Jsmes Nance died, seiyed
and possessed, and cultivated in hi. Iipo.
nme; and being as follows, to-wit, The
oWt ana the w Of tho SCI, and tho wa
Of the NM Of 500. 0 In I. lG Of L, 10 oasfi,
ai.Dd the w Of the Sci of Soc, 10 in snms
!. l6 Of 10, y. absolutely and the un.
expired Term Of lease Of ninioty-ninc yOnrs.
commencing about llth day Of October A.
,. i64l, in tho following lands, to.wit,
tho ~ and tho SWt Of Sec. Ii In ssmo 4
10, North Of Range 10, East. The purcha,
serS thereof will be required TO give bonds
for The purchase nsnoy, with good. sutB-
Gent and approved security, in equal nav,
ments Of one-hslf in ak months, md tIa
Other half IN twelve months from III" 5nv
of sale. Sold to pay debts of doeensed. wy
Macon, Miss, r, RITFp'
Oct, 9th, ~. Special Commi.aionor
Octl2 ts
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( COMMISSIONERS SALE.

by virtue and in pursuance af a decree
o. tho ChAncOry Court Of No4ubae County,
m.ss'' made on tho 10Th dry Of Sspte,nbrr'
~ being a day in tho regular term Of
sad Court the undersigned Special Gam
missioner appoiated by said court will On
saturday they'd day of November NEXT he.
sw on tho hopr Of eleven O'clock in tho
forenoon and four O'Clock ia the sftorno"n
proceed 10 soil, for cash, at public snction
to the highest bidder, before the Court.
mouse door in the town Of Macon in said
County Of NoIubOs, tho following lands
.$,ng and being in said County, to-wfHt the
~ OF tho NEi of Section ii, and the Nj Of
osct'on u IN Township Is, N. Of Range II
east the w of tho SWt Of section G. and
inc NWt Of the NWt Of Section I in Town.
snip 10, n, Of Range Is cast, and tho IA Of
we AE3 Of Section n in Township l5 n
OF Rage is cast. Said lands sold bv ordsr
9nd decree of tho Chan oopy Court Of NoTnl
6ee county, for division among tho hairs ~
Roger, late ofSAid county, deconss5
DAVID W. MOORER.
ga Special Commissioner,
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DUN AGAIN.

We copy from tie Pilot the man
Dun's account of the tsrring and
gathering affair we described in a
former issue. 1t differs in many
respects from the manuscript which
he wrote here under the surveillance
OF some Of his kidney, and which he
requested US to publish. We give
him and the Pilot the benefit of his
statement, and would simply re-
mark that he lies when he intimates
that the editor knew anything e
of the intention TO tar and feather
him +; in fact, most Of our citizens
were aware il had been done before
we beard Of it. We knew nothing
vi Du''- uS'hVl L. ".s 2y~.,L
ern man or a Radical or anything
else. VIZ simply looked upon MIN
as n Of those humbugs who were
likely to be elected from s commu.i
nifty in some manner, and in his
statement here he says the negroes
had threatened him even. We be
lieve the fellow reported vs because
we declined publishing that state
mont without be ng paid for it.
For this We have no apology to
mike. Others have been arrested
for causes equally trivial. If 8
Strolling vagabond can take a choice
citizens 81 victims for the Z. S.
Authorities, because a few hot.head
cd young men soc fit to have a frolie
at his expense, we say God help the
country. We say the game was mott
worth the candle and that there
are others who deserve tarrinr and
tsn.fold more than Dun
lid.
These remarks are entirely un, f,
necessary where vs. are known.
perhaps the Pilot, who places ,
title reliance on the information it
from the BEACON, would much
'ather believe the statements of
DUN than all we could say about the
natter. We add, however, that the !
and the Mayor assured Dun =,
be would make the necessary ,
.hidaVlls, they would arrest every :
ne Of the accused and that they .
hould have a thorough trial. y
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CONTRAST THEM!
THE RADICAL GREED,

"MY PRECIOUS coLoRBD FRIENDS, WE
ADVISE you TO PUT YOUR HEELS ON
THE NECK OF THE WHITE MAN."-[Pau
Sirobach, Radical Sheriff OF Mont
gomerA.
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owe ARE ADVISED To CLASP HANps
ACROSS THE BLOODY CGiAsM MADE By
II WAR. PROTEST AGAINST THIS
ADVICE Boutwell,, Grants mouth
piece, at Greensboro, n. c.
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SHERlFF'B SALE,
The State Of Mississippi,
Noxuboe County.
[29l vs.. E~Y.ont,on
Martha j. Tate.

BY virtue of writ of execution in tho
above stated case, to me directed from ~ IL
once OF the clerk Of the chancory court "a NJ
NoAqbse county, Mississipni. / viii ~
BOMBAY, 4th Day of NOVEMBER 1879
AZ the courthouse door in the town Of P no.
sp r1, proceed 70 sell to the highest bidder
n IN t ,Ho ns pubic cutlery within legal hours,
aa;S I' A. sis9t, tltls' interest or demand Of
s"rih~ a5'ohqant IN and to the following de-
o. . w 81, q on ny n w y 40 acres In WI NWl
9 we I%f SVi | TO- Rlsi Glso the NEl afNWi
y "t WY of SEC. 81, I 10, Il iS. Law.
leu on as the property of defendant Martha
ate, and will be sold to satisfy III"
judgment and costs in the above stated ca tmp
oo,s W, NJ, COMMON,
oe'a'-lm Sheriff Npxpbee Co., Miss.
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RsS- In our remarks on the Dun
Pilot article We made a little mis-.
take, Dun does norsay the negroes
were about to mob hin, but the ne.
gro who was hero with the same
kind of an exhibition, and with
whom he Seemed quite intimate.
W., however, heard several of the
dsrkies talk about running Dun out
OF the place when he was here.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02

~ Our Cotton Marking Ink
will not rot Bagging and will not
was out JoNEs 4 FRENcH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

Your taxes are now duo and am ready
to receive them. All tAxeA must be paid
by the first day of December next. After
that date you will be charged with cost and
damages. Having only SIXTY DAYS to
collect in, | will not have time to 60 to tho
different precincts in the county to collect
taxes ~ usual. You will have to settle at
the Sherif'S Office. Remember that you
cannot all pay on the last day Of Novsm-
bcr, Respectfully, w. NJ, COMMON,
Sheriff and Tax Col. No1ubss Co.
Oct 6~rrl812-3t