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VVlIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County.
Chanccry Court, September Term, 1872,
r322l Guardianship Of Elizabeth Neil, a
lunutiC.
To Robert Nclll, Guardian Of Elizabeth
Ncill, Il Misunderstanding
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Chancellor Of this Hon. Court,
Mt a term thereof to be held in and for the
county Of Nolubrc, at the court house IN
the town Of Macon, in said county ON the
I'd. Monday in December, A, D., 1872,
teen and there to show cause why you
should not br required to execute a new
bond as guardian Of said Elizabeth Nrill, a
~Iuuatir, and further that You then aud there
70 state YOUR annual account in accordance
with law, and further to show whether YOU
have removed the person aud estate of said
lunatic from this State, and further to do
and receive whatever our sad Chancer%
court may consider or lccroe in this behalf,
WITNESS the Honorable Thomas Chris.
tiap. Chancellor Of the lth Chancery
District Of .0id State, this the 2lth day
Of September. 4 d., 1872, tho same
being the day Of the issuance hereof.
L. \. j, AcllENRl,
sartoe-1m Clerk.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

Y SALE
Tho Ethrilge Hotel, situated in Macon.
Mis., viii be sold for u division on Mnnaul
the 4th day of Novpmbrr neyt, in frnnt Of
Tho Court House, IN the tnWp QtMacan. ON
tho following terms, to.wit;
0pe-halt cash, halHnpe in one and two
years from day Of sale, bearing interest at
10 per cent per gnQum,
This is desirable property, and has heen
recently thoroughly Fehttcd as u irstsplass
Hotel, ANp.rHE oALF ONE IN THE PLACE.
JOHN A. BEVILL
MARGARET 4, BEVILL,
w Il ElLANp,
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nD Never fail to 20 to the cheap
est store in Macon before purchas,
.ng elsewhere.
Nolan & ATKINSON.
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EMPRESS CLOT9E!

Fine, all wool, Empress Cloth all shades,
only 60 cents per yard. Call carly at
KLAUS II BROS.
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I0ON BEACON
CemhCI IL


p.erlp'lon' STOCK &c,
,....r"'"''''
th-s.,"'""'''''"
Der 2Sl 1872 at
t' e, mInlc,c R, 5. c. Foster
81 insert HORSES, MULES
i N.Y. FARMING INPLE
s,Oys, Blacksmith and car Ca
Sls and other articles ln'
are bonded stock sac
Without re,oryc. Sales under 'yls
'rootc, due Nov ls'', l''7'
/ security. ,,
Is.P +, KlGK,EY' AdmN'
~ Fo.rst. Alministratr'A,
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Ou I'"'eS, abiding to that part
n, . message which treats of the
aO'' doubts that the abolition of
N "ould end the feud between the
@e spaniard.
D'edgebrought suit in the Court
In'. a'0' London, against Clinton
,,. ,'c'n for $50, 900 damages for
n 'S'' Winan compromised by
a assembly will divide into two
'D' Left and tho Right, for the
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,%,.ici.p evening a man by
t poO" IAItord. whosa hama
ing injr Croo,. ''''
Rlenn' w" III NE western
i, ,,,, county, was lying
In. Pa, q" . crosS.tie of the
/, pb.r y about 3 miles from
Is NGr '"'n struck him,
)r, IcIr d porti0n of his hand
.:' from ''II'ns him instantly.
Mmdca 'eatei.
/ tlou', were taken charge
.,,,, authorities, and his
nd Nt1' or0oksylllo SUI
guarrli'
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aIl the gentlemen of
sm,ion will attend as ne
Resent his plans fer tie
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. live below. inc appoint,
4 H., ,bo Macon District.
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The State Of Mississippi, Chancery
NuNubee l%'ounty. Court.
To 'he creditors and all persona interested
inthc Estate Of William Brown, deceased:
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
the estate of snil deceased, that upon the
examination Of the Report and petition Of
j, b. AIlgood, Administrator "Debonis
non" Of the E,tuto Of William Brown, de-
ceased the snil estate was on the 18th day
Of Tune lS72, BY our said chancery court
Of said county, declared and dccreed insol-
vent
Now therefore notice is hereby given to
the cred tors Of said estate to come forward
and have their claims duly %probated and
registered Ia the Register kept by the CLERK
of the court aforesaid for that purpose, and
any creditor whoslmll not register his claim,
and have tho same duiv pguhatrd, rs the
law rcquiros By the 18th day Of December,
A. y. iS72, shall be forever barred, accord
ing to the Statute in such case made and
provided.
Given under my hand and seal this the
2jth day of September, A, j. 1872.
j. b, AHhGOOD,
Sept23-its Administrator.
The State of Mississippi,
Noxubeo County.
Chancery Court, Wednesday, September
II, 1872,
Caroline Il. PelO
1913 vs,
1uthoric Pelo.
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David TOlnlin
VS..
Lena Tomlln.

On hearing tho complainsnt's motion to
set this cause for hearing aud for publica.
ton, upoh consideration thereof by the
court, ii il ordered that this cause be set
for hearing upop the tActs charged in the
said bill of complaint, o. Tuesday, the Sc
cond day of tho next term of this court, to
he begun and hol ut he courthouse in the
town of Macon. in NuxuOee county and
State of Mississippi, ON the
Second Monday in December next,
and publication OF this order be made IN
the Macon Beacon, q newspaper printed IN
said county, for one month before the ting
set for tho hearing.
A true copy from the minutes.
Il, 4, j, MCHENRY,
Nov2 '72-lm Clerk.
rs L Cowan, sol,
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VNHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
l. NoXUREE EDuNrY,
Chancory Court, Wednesday, SOptem-
Der, llth, A, Dr 1872.
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CASA Cash

| will pay cash or exchange in
trade for Gold, Silver and diamonds.
CIIAS. HOFER,
JeWelcr,
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|Ac0n Market,

N 'I IL our friends Braccy
lsv "fvn doing a lively
H. 9SGbiI ~dadGrr4heir
N a'SiSe with Gen, Rosocrat
n' Iesl'an National Railwa.
lcatlons desired to thei.
~. D' leaving the lattor in flu
, ASK for q subsidy in /
WI Tho laul ,
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A PROSPEROUS SETTLEMENT.-ln l. .
Angeles County, California, is a German
industrious population of nearly two thou
sand, which affords an interesting example
of the benefits arising from systematic and
organized efforts in colonizing new coun-
try. Anahem was projected in 1859 by a
party of wealthy Germans in San Francis
pose of establishing collection of vine
yards and homes for certain number OF
their deserving fellow countrymen. Eleven
hundred acres of land we're purchased
twenty seven miles from the city OF Los
Angeles, and divided into fifty lots of
acres in the centre for town site. The
whole was fenced with willows; the boun-
daries Of twenty acre lots made and fenced
in the same manner. An /irrigating canal
ten miles long was constructed, which
brought water from the Santa Anna river,
and four hundred acres of vines were plant
ed before the expiration of the second year.
Eight acres in each lot were planted with
grapes, leaving twelve acres for pastnrage
and Other crops. Toward the cioee of 1850
the superintendent bad successfully carried
out tLe plan of tile association, at an ex
pense of S70, 900, when the final action on
Che part of the society took place. This was
to settle German families in on each of the
vineyards upon the payment of $l400, just
fone fftieth OF the aggregate cost of the
| whole. The selectlon OF tne vineyards was
made by drawing lots, and each purchaser
received in addition to his vineyard one
town let. fourteen being left for public pdr
poses. 10 1865 the thrifty Germans had
made great improvements in their vine
yards, and the whole settlement was in the
most houriship& condition. The original
vines were In excellent bearing order, and
from four TO eight additional acres to each
viseyard had been planted. Small but sub
stantial dwellings had sprung up in the
willow ambush on every hand, while quite
a busting little town had como into exist
epce in the centre of the plot. Anaheim is
now fourteen years old, and is one of the
most charming towns in California. It has
it's churches, school-houses, stores, shops,
and famous lager beer brewery. The
living willow fences, liberal sprinkling
of ornamental trees, it's vines and large
patches of brilliant flowers, give the place
a delightful appearance. The people are
4 thriving aud contented. They still produce
wines, white and red, as delicious as any
that can be imported, and manufacture
large quantities of superior article Of
brandy. Los Angeles County is the oldest
and best grape growing district in the
y State Last year it made more wine and
brandy than all the other counties in Cali
fornia.
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nuhliahA6. h 0nnRrto6 that hA COul0 nos oeoxm
h. HsisTs6 tpisss NacT skSn oosSnand6d the
irst divisscn.
L-YFith unamuss Sld -0fxnisy~ Csnf6bert re-
dened the comnsnA, aSsSrsnderod IL 70 his
successor. who AaesHaa - fssl tAs nssnanipAity
Of The retiring gessrah fse hAsaid to hina In the
prceencei Of svsaeal o6cexs, AG5enerA1, i declare
pnIiiciy, that II tie EoEfune .ef WY fAvor me,
and obtain succeaA Nth your division, the
greater portion of heGl0ry will belong TO yoos
for it 10 you who have 90 kept mp the dis1apnne
Of tho army shat It escahable Of a&Anng
E In the stotnaing Of the AeaAkea. 9acaac 70:
had thA most serious pars - perform Ntei
and Bosquet, eseing his imperturbabtftty.
imagined that he could not hcA uaiu4e9 Win
tho enormous tbatacfes WHICH awalSea MN Z,
upon the breach shey entered ipt9 stSategeti-
cal explanations, In order 70 show him tao I'm,
PORTAGE OF tho attack. The Afsaosn. general
replied with . nodesesAir:
Be tranquil, gentlemen; Tomorrow shall
enter the Mlakof, and l promise you that
shall not cetreae ont of 1t alive"
: With what bravery and energy, at sne neaa
Of hi: e1cellent troops, he succeeded IN storm
io& SRc 0AS.ex e1s - WeA 1nO" ~, - :: e
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MARSHAL MAcMAuoN, DUKE OF MAGENTA.

Some French genealogists have traced the
pedigree of Marie Edmond Patrick Maurice
MacMahon up to tho last independent King OF
Ireland, and when o not very cordial keehng
was excited between France and England,
owing to the apuexation of Savoy and Nice,
ana the Fenian agitation was just commencing,
one of ttose celebrated anony nous pamphlets
was published by DSMtu, in Paris (whose real
author was Martin, editer of the Constitution
"eD, which designated the hero of Magenta as
the lawful and future king of q free and indie
pendent Ireland. -.. r..
The MacMabons, n noble Irish family, de-
.otcd to the cause of the Strarts, emigrated to
france at the fall of James, il. Colonel Count
tatrlck MscMahon remained faithfully ill
MS death with'his dethroned sovereign in st.
Germains, The family afterwards settled in
BurGnudy. Tue present Marshal, who is the
direct descendant of the Colonel was born at
the Castle Snlly, near Autun, the 18th July,
cS13.
His mother, who was a ferveut Catholic, i'm.
planted III the soul of her sou the poresk and
iIoliest principles of faith. She would take the
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GETTING RID OF THE SMoKE.-It is probable
that before long the usual notice to be seen on
board steamboats,, ''No smoking allowed abaft
the funnel" will have to be discontinued,
owing to the absence of any funnel abaft
where smoking can be prohibited. Smokers
will be simply req uested to discharge their
smoke into the water. According to the Swiss
Times, two Austrian marine officers and o ma
rine engineer have discovered by united expe-
rments O method of conveying away auder
water the smoke from the steam engine, in
stead of through q funnel into the air. They
make use Of double ventilators. which com
press the smoke and force it overheard. For
propelling these ventilators they employ, ac-
cording to circumstances, either water power-
that is, the pressure of the water between the
surface of tho water and the place where this
apparatus is ffxed-or, for smaller vessels,
steam power. The advantages Of this dis
covery are the greater security of ships of war
as in armor-plated ships the only vninerable
part, the funnel, will be taken away. Other
advantages will be the saving of space now
occupied by the passage of the funnel through
every deck, as well as security against danger
from fire complete regulation OF the draught,
and, in consequence of that, the application OF
q method for consuming the smoke, thereby
effectiug saving of fuel; aud, finally, better
ventilation of the boiler. For Submarine and
torpedo ships aud monitors this discovery will
be of great value, as these last will be render.
ed quite invulnerable The trials that have
been made have, it is alleged, resulted in a
complete success, even to the smallest details.
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b r. T. Il S .

THE MENEELY BELL FOUNDRY
Established in 1896.
Bells for Churches, Academies Factories ETC., made
ofgenuino Bell metal copper and TIM mounted with
improved patented mountngs, and warranted.
Orders and inquiries addressed to the undersigned
will have prompt attention, and an Illustrated cata-
logue sent free, upon application.
z. A. & G. r. MENEELY,
AUS ~ West Troy, New York.
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WHO'D AND COAL
,W,P: COMFORT,
OAK ASH AND PINE WOOD, PITTSBURG COAL
CHARCOAL AND WHITE SAND
steamboats,, Bakeries, Boundaries and Families sup.
piled ct tho shortest notice and lowest market price
jy30 II 1y
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boy with her into the cottages Of the nsaghbcr-
hood, introduce him 70 the Poee ana tse CscA,
ina asd- thl0 aond h.I- o liseeiSaSsaas.sA.d
health aid not s arst appsar 70 favor u:
embrace the profession Of srms. His mother,
who desired that he should enter 40 coolest
a.sacsi oollsfe, esed e bay tc ~ 5000 .
to make 1 Pris.t.s n
But after . few Year, sojourn- ct the semi
nary Of Antan naprioe became omit, 1SO %;.
appeared. As he did not aeem to show any
positive vocation fer the priesthood. bis father
sent him to Versailles. In 1895 he entered the
sse hsrs e q sss
to work. marvellous talents and gentle aSd
sympathetic character, snd az entire non'is.
;Sn ss :hss ron es 4
comrades. n 1917 hs passed brilliant s1.
animation, and was madc . second !ientenant
Ct The staff In 1880 he rss %fes w e
ct the taking Of Algiers, he received the cross
Of honor for his On ri: .e nsn
present at tho sieEe Of Antwerp In lss9.
sidsrsbie fortune, from 5000 70 $1,000 fsanes
Sss, n display and is.ary, not only e9t.iy.lssd
his equAla, hat also his superiors. Naturally
enesSh this excited the jsaloe.y Of hi. CON- n
rsdss. especially when be ased to display IN
stoasd. whfSt u. ssnsrai. vhoss adiatsss p
Va, hSa 70 Iids or aveey ordinary atsed; The
ySunK esftain PGcsiyed -, my sna dasoon ,
81 q; Is. sd 1Ssssniesd, tsfssgh e. aot d
:s.sdiss 81 tbs % q New 1ess az
Naslkakoa's ~ slvs E.etish horse. stood II sns
m 1ns,krr Ra0ipaant than in garrison 3S Diiop
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GU1oN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. QUEENS
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
WYOMING, WISCONSIN.
COLORADO NEVADA,
Sailing from New York EVERY WEDNESDAY.
CABIN PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Liverpool. $40 and ESQ
Paris and Germany, at ,ow rates
ali in Gold.
sTEERAGE PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Liverpool .............-.s5o
" far1s. IS
In Currency.
The s aterooms tbese Steamers epen into the
Saloon thus preventing the necessity Of passengers
going and down stairs, and securing requisite.
the want Of which L. known to all travelsrs-of PER
EJECT VENTILATION.
Apply to WILLIAMS GUION.
% Broadway, New York.
Or JH. LUDWIGsEN, Agent,
aui3 I'll ly 100 Common street. New Orleans.
1
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1t is denied that Grant win take the
Stump He prefers fresh one.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

+
tros TERN or TEN MONTHS ./ !
aa a.,4f. OF TIE e.,.-'. .o..f- L,H z
HIBERNiA INSURANCE COMPANY
sls rn.& OF NEW ORLEANS. "'%
Camp Street. -!-.---.-...T
.,,.1. lte-'a ..---K - 49, a"f l.
csnforu,aby to NE chatter the President and Dtree
tors Of the Hibernis Insurance Company pablis dc
following statement Of Ito buahAss Tor The ter Of ton
months ending April 3ath, 1872. V. A.teia..,
rrsa@: on on k R1s as:,
Premiums ON Marine Risks. 5.7S6 81 :,
Less Unearnsd Premiums, April 80.
loIS.- .----..-..-.--- Io,ol1 oo
Net Earned Premiums ......... $50 2ps 10
zs' ::s:::S e H:s;: e.:
Total Net Earnings. . ssa0s4 @
Le.ses Pad on Fire Rs.s..-a SEQ
Fs On a asss a s.s: ~ 80 e e
s. s:t::: s;:::'. e !:
Esg .ss.s:- ,,, - .,..
z1vsssssass :. :::.:..SsSsis ~ ~''
- 70. ness:sss s.a =.
cootnges. ............. 3is u
No. proat.. .1aa.ess %
5 e., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: :.. e.: :aHs g g
s S., S:s:i;:Ss,,s i: fs.sia ;:.: lsss 8 @
:: !: :|:$s:
The foregoing il true and correct transcript from
the books of the Company. April 30. 1874
p. IRWIN President.
JOHN HENDERSON. Vice President.
THoS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- at New Orleans,
the 3Ist day Of May. 1872.
W. j. cAsrELL, Notary Public.
The Board has determined to pay In cash, to the
their legal and after
the 10th of July proximo Ten Per Cent the amount
capital stock paid in and to place to the credit OF
notes premium dividend Of Thirty Per Cent
dividend of Eight and Four Tenths Per Cent
| on amount paid.
p. IRWIN, President.
JOHN HENDERSON. Vice President.
THoS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orleans May 81. 1879 jee If
vrwENTY-Ta1RD ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
Gross Premiums for ding p 3d. ls7s -
Net Profits = - 70. sa3 81
| Ass Is g. d" .32,1SS 40
The Board of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
SIX PER CENT IN CASH all tho outstanding
Certificates Of Scrip to the legal holders thereof
and after the second Monday in juno next. --'
They have also declared Scrip Dividend Of THIRTY
THREE AND ONETHIRD PER CENT the earned
premiums entitled to participate for the year ending
April 80 Is7a for which certificates win be issued
and after the frat Monday in August next, free OF
| Government tax. s7;- .-...s .'..."
| THOS. \. ADAMS, President ar
SAMJ B. NEUMAN, Vice President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, secretary. 49,,
Samuel II. ennedy, J0hn Phelps
B. T. Buddecke. p. q. Foley,
A. g. 0ber. A. Thompson.
e. u. Su0mers, y. NewEnna
p N. Strong Victor Meyer.
Joseph Bowling. I'd j. Gay. my9S 3n
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

EOR NEW YORK DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising tho first class steamships
CRESCENT CITY,: Capt. M p. Crowell
SHERMAN, -...........-...C Capt. A. blanchard
GEN. MEADE. Capt. A. W. Sampson,
UNITED STATES--......- Capt
WESTERN METRoPOLIs Capt. b. S. Quick.
EMILY B. SOUDER---... Capt B. +. Burdick
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
These steamers have superior ccommodations for
passengers. Cabin passage, S5os Storage, SIS.
Bills Of Lading signed through to Liverpool Glasgow
and Bremen. Through Tickets for first and steer
ing with Guion Line Of Steamers, sailing New
York every Wednesday.
For freight passage apply to
J.,H LUDWfGSEN, Agent. 1870 Common st.
SATURDAY, ut 5P. N. self II ly
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COAL AND WOOD.

T. J. CLARKE. I
WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT,
Office cerner Julis and Dryades Streets,
And Conner Liberty and Julia strests
Box 1893 Mechanics' and Traders' Exchange,
New Orleans.
Plaster, Hair. Laths, Shingles, Oak, Ash and Pine
Wood Coal and Charcoal Wholesale and retail et the
lowest market rates. Orders filled and steamboats,
supplied at short notice. my53D
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At special meeting of the Board Of Direct0ts'
on the eth Of january. 1874, IL was resolved sn
interest of Ten Per Cent per annum on the oAp's
in and diyidend Of ThirtS-ave per osus On ss tSs
earned participating premiums. be paid on ana. -
18th Of February Next In cash, to stoekno IN
have paid their subscription in fun. ana ~
stock notes of aubscribers on which balances are
1t was furthsrmore resolved, that stockhcdefs WI.
have to pay on the 18th of February next all
tt remaining due their stock notes
C. CAvARoC, President
G. LAEAUX, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-07

At meeting Of tie Board of Directors, held on the
tenth day Of June, 1872, It was resolved, to pay
CASH DIVIDEND Of THIRTY PER CENT. on the
earned participating premums for tho year ending
May 1872 payable the third Monday Of July next
Also. to pay Ten Per Cent interest to the Scrip
holders upon conversion Of their scrip into Capita,
Stock as per amended charter Of the Company.