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-ns- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON BRASCH,
No. BROAD STREET.-On and after THURSDAY,
18th January, 1872, the regular seni.annual inter.
est will be paid to depostors.
Ali interest not paid on the 3lst day OF January
Will be added to the principal OF the deptositor,
and will draw Interest as II deposited on the ist
January. Deposltors are requested TO bring In
their books, that the interest may be entered.
Interest is compounded quarterly, but payable as
heretofore in January and July.
D. RAVENEL, Jr.,
decso.2o Assistant Cashier.
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For 6ale.

A CARLOAD OF KENTUCKY MULES,
n arrived this dor at Kentucky Mule Lot,
King street. Low for cash or city acceptance.
r t5aKHAN janl8-8H
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Cigars, Gobarro, &r.

Cigars, dobarro, &r.
NHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. $40 KING STREET, THREE Doors SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.
HEERsOHACM PIPES specially. therefore
can sell at prices to surprise YOU suitaoie lof
Christmas Presents.
An o,,ens,ve and complete assortment Of all
.reic,ea in his line OF business Is kept constantly
on hand giving facility Of nns hI TthGus de-
a ;t, cash or draft on responsible houses In the
c,tV. Purchasers are requested to examine his
neYfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
p'iis'' WILLIAM SCHROEDER,
Proprietor OF Emperor William Cigar Store.
novl
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EMPORIUM.
NHINA, CROCKERY, CUTLERY,
~ wO0DEN.WARE, SOAPS, DC.

VIII be sold on TOMORROW EVENING, at half
past O'Clock, at No. s8s King street, north Of
George street, and continue every evening until
the Stock is disposed Of, -
THE BALANCE OF GOODS contained in said
Store being surplus Stock Of Mr. J. W. LiNLEY,
who has removed to No. 1sO .-.lg street, consist
ing In part Of:
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA, Breakfast,
Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware OF all descrp.
tlons, Fancy China Vases, Ornaments and Toys,
Fine English Table Cutlery; Platedware, such as
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Castors, Table and
Teaspoons, Forks, &C.; Fancy Soaps, Extracts
and Pomades; also, large lot OF HOUsE-FUR.
NIsHfNG GOODS, such as Tlnware, Buckets,
Brooms, Tubs, Baskets, &c.
VIM. MCKAY, Auctioneer.
Terms cash. jan18-5
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TOR SALE, THE SLOOP NEPTUNE.
T. Burthen So-1Uo tons. Can easy be made q
frsting Smack. trading or for frtightlng. Can De
seen aJ Mr.. 5. ZaprguerOs Ship Yard. II not sold
before will be sold Ut auction On the 23d instant.
For particulars inquire OF ]. LUTjEA,S, c9rner
slate and Queen Streets jaDl5-6T
rHEAP VEGETABLES CAN BE HAD
" at Public Cemetery Farm, and OF Stall No.
13 Lower Vegetable Market. Cabbage5 from 25
to so cents per dozen: Turnips, i've buncnes for
quarter. Other vegetables In proportion. Also,
genuine Light Brahma and Hall Brahma EGGS.
ian1B-tnthS9f
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gte ubafleStp1r 9fps.
THURSDAY, JANUARY. Is, 1872.
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Gold closed dull yesterday at s5as.
Cotton. in New York, closed quiet ana
steady; uplands 2l2 cents; sales 1901 bales.
in Liverpool, cotton was dull and easier;
uplands lOad.; Orleans lold.; sales lo'ooo
bales. -
The United States Court in Salt Lake City
refused naturalization papers to an aVoWea
polygamist. =
PARIS sdylces state that q proposition for
the, total suppression of he.Internatlonai So
clety Is before the Assembly. i t9ni..
..-Acheck for eight hundred and twenty
four dellsrs from Hong Kong completes the
circuit of the worlds charity for Chicago.
Alfred Tennyson has beeninvited to visit
Berlin by the Empress Augusta, and will be the
guest of the royal family. :.
a large meeting Of Irishmen was held
Tuesday evening, at ST. Louis, to protest
AGAINST the unfair distribution OF offices by the
partyin power Il i ;t.z1 =
"A, Cincinnati dispatch says: The coro-
nor,s Jury indicted Engineer Isaac Ackley, of
the Onlo and Mississippi Railroad, for man
slaughter. The;i testimony is conflicting
whethenthe whistle was blownin time. -
The steamer iHalado, with three hundred
bales, of cotton, was'sunk in Upper Red River.
No lives lost, .i, IL :, =. - '...'.,,
The Prince Of Wales is making salisfacto:
ryi progress in his convalescence, but some
timemus elapsebefore his health Is fully re-
established . ~ - : y.
.s-TheC Court of Sessions grand jury in New
vnrt, boo roo farnnpatthad frauds on the city
treasury to the amount of sl5,0oO,OOo, and has
asked for further ttme.n If had been SIS, 900,
the rogues who stole 1t would have been In
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CRAND EXPOSITION AND SALE OF
V EUROPEAN PLANTS AND BULBS
hAMEL A CO., Florists and Horticulturlsts, have
arrived in Charleston vi lha Large assortment OF
uo house and Garden Plants; Fruit Tress OF all
kinds; new Roses or the choicest varieties, IN.
cu. ing Standards, Monthly Roses, and Dwarf
Roses; rich COLI clion or Bulbs, including La
BUule de Canon, Which is universally admired for
It's exquisite noTers; Flower and vegetable Seeds
OF all kinds; st. Petersburg strawberries, bearing
iruiI every month or the year as large as hens
egg; also number Of other Plants too long for
THIS splendid stock Is On exhibition and for
sale at No. 157 KING STREET. tanlS-6
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TEA;

has been greatly augmented; In fact, nowhere
can be found more complete and varied assort.
ment than ut this
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AND

unabated interest OF consumers. Large addi.
tions have been made 10 the already numerous
stock. Also, the specially dollar .
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;TORSES AND MULES.-JUST AR
iH RIVED from Kentucky and for sale at
Mills House stables 40 head No. work Horses,
I gether with lot or No. plRnsatitn n Mules.
Plluters and Others would do well TO look IN at
this stock, as the terms are easy. janl2-8
TWO OaOR THREE MORE FIRST. CLASS
l. SEWING Ma CHIMES for sale cheap. Call o.
LuNSF0RD'S, Smith street, near Wentworth.
,
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NTRAPPiNG PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In larSetr small quantities
Price 90 GENTS PEk HUNDRED. Apply at the
cfli,r Of TIE NEWS. maVl6
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'UNOR THEHoLIDAYs NOV, LADIES
anh Gentlemen, is the tIme 10 go to
hLsIN'S, No. S39 King street, and get QUE tf his
beautiful, nice singing Clndries. You can be Ger.
tain that Mr.. KLEIN Will select one to your salts
faction, and everybody who has bought them
are very much pleased. The price Is Vely mode
rale. aeciZ
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HOUSE

in this city can surpsss shi, one for cheapness
and tho character ofthe goods on sale, as is EVIL:
denced by the undlminlshed demands :. ..rla
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HGilroaes.
COUTH 0ARoLIEA RAlLROAD

. !,cHARIHsroN, S. o., December, 2s ls71. Il
On and after SUNDAY, DfSepaoer "a, the Passen;;
ger TraiDs on the South Carolina Railroad VIII
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CERTIFICATES FIVE DOLLARS EACH
janla.l1
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v.naAA Clothing H.sN & N. S.a.S.

Tho olo,b;,o trodo Of N,hilo bos Of lata
lne J'o.n."s ""u. - ~ ,Ia ;n IHa
@NIupea 49, plUp"It n"Tii :" .riri, nxH;b;t"i
W, tSo woiI tnnwn ~ ~ nGr,rlor Ann Of
" ame Nj IyvY 6 ~ rwwSn by tboir
rhnrai ;ndnccmnn,s and f],ciIi,ies otFcrrd 70
~" 80 Lava sn"caadsd in L,ildinc mn :,
'ne 'Fnue' "" 'S @"ou;n~ b's;nn's ,r
very 'apss >" "' Sro E,'r ran22 ~ Mo 6otbinsS,
tnV"l III nc ,ha ST. O"n;,r W. ~,
Meirnptir ~ % . y t G.'sf" at,orinr brosncrts
LOWE $40 e" Wcssrs ~ ,{Co
LOT Wy Go",,ns S.." st, ~ n"nnS;n s,r.nt
INV .,ctt P'v n"nii 80 no., tbo rap" ;ronsnts
tn,ireiH L. "a". JVi,L ,Hni. nbar,ctor;s.
81 'Hrip u"S' tI"S horo arno n work ana
TIC 'nsras ~ " So wy "f tLa
sFecaea vi No'o w., " n'oJ;n Y'V oni ISuJs,mc
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SHUMAKEE & BRO,
agents for the Celebrated
G. San ER
Sewing Machines,

UneXccllcd by any Machine now
in use. both the Elastic or double
loop stitch, which sews from two
spools without any rewinding oil
thread, and the shuttle or lock stitch
Machine, which makes the stitch
alike on both sides. Purchasers
can have theirs choice. Prices the
same.
Black Walnut Table, plain 5 GO 90
& cover G5 90
" Silver
Plated and Cover IS 90
Black Walnut Fable, SIlv'r
Plated and folding coy'r s. 90
Black Walnut Cabinet, Sill.
Yer Plated and cover l2O 90
One Braidcr, one FriIlcr, one
Quilter, three Hemmer,, one Needle
Guagc, Sewing Guagc, screw driver,
oil can, one bottle oil, one doz.
Needles and Embroidery Plate, all
go with each machine at above pri-
ces. fuckers and corder5, each,
$3.50.
Any one Of these Machines will
be delivered to any portion Of the
county by thu agents without any
additional charge, Instructions
given and satisfaction Marraptsd.
ApFil27-tf SlluMAhER & BR9.
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A fine pole, about ninety feet in
longth, has been selected for the
new Greeley and Brown Flag. The
latter ~ probably as fine a one as
there is in the State it is OF bunt-
ing, 80 by IS feet in siz", with the
Nance Of Greeley q Brown across
it. 1t goes up to-day.
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FoysEarned! FOrGwarae4!

Our citigsns shopld StteRd II the
duty of having their children and
others yaccinpted. The smallpox
generally gives no warning when il
breaks Spt, !an4 mey DO conveyed
hore At any time. With timely
prescriptions this disease can be pre-.
vented FROM spreading, qpd yPccina'
tioa il one Of the sares. guards
ag4.ast il.
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Star Chamber Proceedings.

The Board of Supervisors closed
thor doors during their late session
instituted . series of inquisitoriaI
proceedings, fer which no Prece
dent can DO found in any body hold.
ing positions under tho will of the
people.
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reserve all her dignity for after,
sundown calls, she can tb9n incar.
cerato heysclt in her fashionable
garments, and receive her visitors,
as if she had a hinge in her back
and y pair of cast-iron arms that act
something like machinery.
In the meantime, Dolly must let
us unbuttOn our collar and indulge
in some natural positions for our
own health and convenience.
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Slim jim, about six feet four inch.
os of colorcd flesh and bone, attomp.
ted to resist an officer with an axe,
and on being disarmod, made an et-
tort to draw u mitralIeuse from hlS
pocket. 1t was 4 failure. Jim was
rolled up in II heap, and seat to Jail
to uncoil himself.
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,gr0y CLAIM CIRCULAR
Under ACT MAY Is, 1872.
LAW OFFICE OF
' ~, pslL.J ClPary, BCale h TO,
,,-uLiap law College Building,

r,dinqt0n, D. &. July Isl, 1872.
We beg leave, respectfully, to cal.
r.pootion to Section 9th Of an Act ma.
'eopriations Ne, approved May Is,
{hici reads rs follows;
That the Secretary of the Treas
/ ,pi he is hereby, authorized and
r. +, nav to the lawful owners ~
,nI representatives, Of all cotton
j her the 30th day of June, 1868, by
E,n"rt, Of the Government unlawtaUy
A voation Of their instructions, the
,c,,. without interest, Of the sales
alton actually paid into the Treas
| .hp United States: Provided. That
4 inf thereof shall be taken aud re-
in full satisfaction of all claims a
4 hc United States for or on account
yQrc Of said cotton; and Il ~ Hirl-
In for such payment is hereby apPros
SI.g, Of any money in the Treasury
rrrisc appropriated and provided
1, That the foregoing provisions
|rtipply to any claim now pending
hg Coart Of Claims, nor to any
,t fled in the Treasury Department
j. months after the passage Of this
llthc sum Of $4,000 is hereby mp
s.tod for the payment of the nrCrsSie
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4 bet if4s been made in this coun-
ty, between two well known gen
tIomon, Of -, 900 on the Prcsiden-
tial Election. On the Grant side a
fine body Of land is ut stake, against
an accepted draft for that amount.
Another important wager is on the
tapis, but the terms are not yet adj
justed,
11y Old Gold and Silver bought
for cash or tFaGR, at
CHAs. lEoFER's,
MATCHMAKER.
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Read the advertisement of Mr..
Dixon, and get the right to put up
one Of the best fences now extant
on your plantation ! it is strong du-
rablc.
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CA Y S

which are so widely known rs to require no
,pecial c~ommrndation. The Metallic Blu
rial Case, with its present improved style
and finish, its entire harmony with the feel
ing' Of the bcreayed, its perfected adjust
ments and appointments in whatever re-
ltes TO the preservation and protection Of
the body after death, confirm its utiiity and
entire adaptneSs to the purposes for which
it is designed.
The WOODEN COFFIN, manufactured by
me from solid Walnut, Rosewood and Rose
Imitation has no superior in finish or style
and can be furnished as cheap as any other
kind.
CoFFINs of all descriptions furnished at
the shortest notice, and all orders sllcd
promptly night or day. The dead laid out
with care, and funerals aud escorts supcrin-
tended in person.
JarE ~ FINS i. CARLTON.
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r, o,s .1 many rumors are qhoat
/, T H"'I 70 tho action of the Gen
''rcSco in regard to the
,n ~'' and StbOr U, S. claims.
,.' 'n' British Government
lse , ,o',. need he paced upon
II p tgoI,s' as the proceedings are
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STEAM ENGINES and MACHINERY,
The State of Mississippi, Chmccry
NaNlbre County. Court.

The Stote of Mississippi, Chanccry
NeNubce County. Court.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
William Brown, deceased;
Notice i, hereby given to the creditors Of
the estate OF said deceased, that upon cy
animation of the report and petition OF j.
J B.. Ansnod, administrators dc bonis non of
Tie Estate of William Brown, deceased, tho
said estate was on The 18th day uf June,
l,12, by oar said Chnucerv Court Of said
county decltred and dccrccd nsnIvent
Now, th0fctnrc, notice i, hereby given 10
the c~reti,ors Of said estate tu como forward
and have th.ir clnims duly probatcd and
registered in the register KEPT BY the clerk
1T Che court aforesaid for that purpose. aud
any creditor who shall not rcgisterhis claim
and have the same daily pIobated, Is tho
law requires, by The
18th day Of September, A. D 1875.
shall be forever barred, according TO the
statute in such ctse mado and provided. y
Given uddcr H., Hind aid zeal this the
18th day ot June. \. D.. ls7l. e
.lB 4lLG0Op.
AIGiui.tator 10 ..4i- non Of Wu
: Droyl deceased. J 2 - 81
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FxhERvIL,LE INSTITUTE.
laIdiR5 School for BOyS and
'VaaS MPn-ll Miles from ShH-
QlllaN, On the Nj. & @. 4. Z.

nm ALBRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal
PUTTICK, a. NJ. AssoGiaGq.
v fweptieth Annual Session Of this
g'Sp will begin on the
|fV% Monday Of October nert.
lAN' per session of Twenty Weeks,
''OIe in advance. Oh
ueySncos wi Il he Mt the station on Sat.
preceding the day of opening, and
aAy thereafter for one week. totrans-
S'QcuIs and their baggage free Of
PARTICULARS or for Catalogues addrcs.
q, Til0S. s. GATHRIGHT,
G4SIson ?. 0. Noxubco Co., Miss.
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4 pSgFo girl dunbar conviction
staid in the church several days and
nights, refusing food and drink at
the last accounts she WAS doing
we'll.
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, Y : p \ received the prospectus
Wv tuscaloosa BLADE, n new pa
~, , pc issued in Sept. by Ryland
Fn' former Editor of the
SqYA' The MONITOR was one of
exchanges, and we welcome
DLtDE to our list.
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BIaQE Amdavlts aud Writs Of
summons and Seiznro, far the new
Labor Lien Law, can he had at the
Office If the Beacon.
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ot on the courthouse square, west
occupied by the printing office,
nd for sale, If not sold ut private
J. 1e is, September it will be Offered
i. $50 on that day. Apply at HOa
|rr.
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We Eqge just received our usual stock of
IqFNIP aeods for SumnioF and Fall plant
ing. Gull early to Sccur the best varieties,
JONES Il FRENCH.
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FEMALE SEMINARY
JACKSON, TENN

stclass, elegant and thorough Tnsti.
fr youns Lodies. The new Philo,
/ and Comparative Grammar methoc
! a0g Languages is USED. The I'm
I ui'ed to II equal dignity with 9th
ahgNsr'. Every Department is equal
fDuEh md practical.
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-Nt.Al"F N.'tilttFs
In the Chanccry Court Of said county, NJ
Rules before the Clerk il Vacation,
August 9th, \. d. 1872.
Caroline Emclia relo, complainant,
Luthcrie Pclo, defendant.
VTpON opening the matters Of tac com
I plainunt bin, md 1t appearing to the
court from the affidavit filed in said cause
that the said defendant, Luthyric Pclo. is
not m inhahi.aut of this State. but resides
beyond the limits thereof, So that the ordi-
nary process 0f this court cannot be served
upon him, and that the residence of the
said defendant is unknown and his po,t-ui.
ice cannot bG aScertaincd;
1t il therefore ordered that publication
be made in the macon 5cacon," Il new.
paper published in the town OF Macon in
said county for the space Of ono mouth. no.
tifyins the said defendant that unless he
shall appear before the Chancellor OF our
Chaucrry Court Of said county. at q term
Of our said court to be held ~ the court
house in the town of Macon, on the
ID. Monday Of September, A, D., 1879,
and plead. answer or demur to TIC con
plsjnant', bill, that said cause %lll be s.
down for final hcaringon bill and proofs OF
the third day Of said term, and adccrce en-.
tered accordingly.
\ true copy f.U4a !he minutes.
E.A J MllIENEi,
NuglQ lS19-lm Clerk.
IL. Ruf, N. fp. comSl'tl
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Glass Fruit Jars,

Now is tho time to buy your
FRUIT JARS. We can supply them
IN any quantity, with Extra Rubber
Rings. JONES 4 FRENCH.
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''ye writing the above we learn
H., .E'@ has appeared in force on
plantations in this county,
\. continual showers Indicate
h., y, : raid of these pests on our
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Glass Fruit Jars.

Just received n lot of Glass Fruit
Jars, which viii DO sold at low pri-
ees' HAuENsTEIN & BRO,
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The cotton worm has made its
appearance slightly in this county
1t has not, however, increased the
demand for Ycrmifpgs, and is not
serious enough to excite the appro-
tensions of our planters. If we
have a good crop, and can send
some straight haired men to the
Legislature, and get the kinks ont
of thing" generally, Noxubee will
take her place among tho nations
OF the earth. II this il secession,
make the most of it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

Ha7" We are daily adding to our
stock of Pertpmcry, Soaps, and
Toilet Goods generally, ard can
furnish ali the HEs4 GOODS at rcaaon.
able prices. JONES 4 FRENCH.
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7 EFT US HAVE PEACE

-
will sell my home place on Lynn Craek.
PAYABLE when L. s. Grant IL elected Pres.
dent OF Z. s., Containing aLaut 800 arIes-
500 Of which has been cleared since 1860.
One of the best cotton farms in the State.
Improvements good-35 acres Of clover
equal to any Of its age in Kentucky.
Also 1870 acres of Land on Lookfosma-
90 acres Of which is cleared. 80 acres on
Crow Shot Bag in 81 miles of rnwfordville
depot-35 of which is cleared Also 1000
acres in different tracts in T. lG, Range Il,
all Of which Land is in l. miles of Craw-
ford or Brooksville depots.
viii also sell 10000 feet Of plank at 80, 80
per hundred, ar will sell the lumber at Sl,25
on a credit till LIST December next. will
sell 20 bsleS Cotton, n hne M;Weppa horse.
and | will bet $4,000 in good paper.
tSigAci1 L. 5. G. FOSTER.
Aug. 10th, 1872.
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The Greeley and Brown Climb
meets today too late for US to give
u record OF its proceedings.
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The State of Mississippi. Chaaccry
NoXubce County. Gsurt.
To thu unknown heirs Vt Charles b. Tur-
ncr, deceased Greeting:
You are hereby notified to be md per,
sonally appear before our Chnncory Court
of Noxubce coanty, at the courthouse in
thn tnmn- nf Mnnnn- On IL
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Letter from Dolly.

.eSSrS Editors:
Your rather Sevore strictqFes or
US poor daughters OF Eve, charging
them with Dolly Nardenis4a aId
noyel-rcading, should not be per.
mitted to F9ss Narfent without 3
protest. what are we poor your <
ladiee tG dc? We cannot lay our
selves loose" rs You s&PFOss it,
throw off our coats, unbutton our
shirt collars, like the Senior Editor
Of the Beacon; nor can We Ivy oAr-
selves out on the grass and roll like
animals, in a very unbecOmin& post
prandial manner. We can neither
talk or act politics, get drNpk, fish,
hunt or talk slang. in tho approved
style of that portion Of the human
race who don't wear draEcry. The
truth is, We arc undcr u continual
restraint, and are always on our
p's and q's, whether at home or
Abroad. 1t is a matter Of cFsquet
or novel. reading with us, and we
are as much Ontitled to our Dolly
Yardens as you arc to your Greeley
hats and stunning neck-ties. We
don't make half such fools Of our
selves about Dolly Warden as you
do about Horace Greeley, and yOu
don't expect us to read political
speeches, then what else is left III
but novels and the bible I We have
q war of races, and n war Of sec
tons, the next thing will be a wa
of sexes, if this crusade or PRpeI
Against Us il permitted to 90 on
We say, howAvef, "Iet Us d&y'
peace" and no more talk abou
dolly Warden and novel reading.
Yours, coYplNpjngIy
bGLLYi
Rallyif eaae &yi%sRtIy requires
~RoothiR,s iEe4tmrSpt. she can TX
. chapter or two of a healthy move
just before going to bed, (retiring,
but by no means before breakfast
At that timo she nay inspect tn
vegetables in the garden, Or waite
her flowers, not ip tpIl dress, 70
she would DO it awkwardly, an
With a certain stiffness not at a
graceful Or convenient, She mug
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

The Prentiss Recorder opens its
eyes in establishment at our asser.
ton, last week, that Noxubeo coun.
ty IS out ofdebt, and Gxclaims, with
a little tinge of doubt, ave thought
that county was under tho contro oil
of Radical officers" We are as
much surprised as the Recorder, and
can only say, tho county got out of
debt in spite Of the oficers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

A union of the Republican and
Democratic Executive Committees
vas held at Jackson on the 7th,
The following ticket for Electors
was agreed upon:
ST4rE AT LARGE,