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Merchants Exchange

will be the most prominent Hotel on IN"
line of the Mobile Il Ohio Railroad.
II should be the object of all good citl-
syns to support a lrst'class Hotel as 1t ADDS
more to the credit Of u town or Guy ulal
anything else. IN ~
At Merchants Exchange meals ~'ll DC
served At all hours, and the tnble VIII oe'
snnnliad with the best tho mirket Affords
md nj most reasonable Futes. For eN'r"
meal. u Rparders and Citizens, % cents
which Is mucn cheaper than tn buy eleeS'
md crackers, or even carry n lunch
The Bur having been removed. NOD D.
are allowed ON the premises. ..
Parties not a5lo To settle their Nl''
nromptly, are requested to find other quar- n,
ter. at once. "a word to the wise Is SUI,
cient," as it IL more pleasant to move NO'
: UNFAIRLY than by force !.
, All respectable young people OF Enp ~
| are welcome to h4yO parties OF any NV
they see proper by giving one dqs : n no5',
Puppcrs for parties will be i3F'"s"''
most reasonable rates
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

GorA's Photograph Tent IS again
displayed at his old stand next to
Johhny Hunters store His pie
lures are too we'll known here to
need any praise from us, lie can
take any kind or size, aud for clear.
ness and tone his photographs can.
not be cxrcIlcd. You can get
GOOD likeness, either plain or in the
highest style, at a moderate price
and at short notice. Call and IooE
at his specimens, and YOU will bcE''
to think you need n picture yo"l
self
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
Nann;tt Clothing House d t' .la;h'

The clothing trade Of Mobile has Of late
assumed vast proportions, in the main due
f., thp enterprise and public spirit exhibited
Inv the we'll known and populor hrm OF
WeSsrs, NJ. p. LEVY Il Co, who, BY Their
liberal inducements and facilities "heredto
thc trade, have succeeded in building up "
very large and growing business, placing
them in the front rank OF the ClpthinS
Merchants of the South. Owing to TINS
,rnwinp trade and the tlattertng prospects
t.fnr fine coming season, Messrs. LEVY -
snI thrir present store on Dauphin street
,nt;rrlv too small to meet the requirements
- thair business. With their Characters
re energy they have gore to work and
arcrtcd on North Water street, one OF the
Inr,est most oon modulus and hondSome
hmm5d;nrs in Mobile. 1t extends over three
lnts. Nos. 16, IS and 20), is three stories
IN HEIGHT and present a very tasteful ana
oieront appearance, and is an ornament II
In Ills extensive building MoSsrs. LEVY
4 Co, will receive by the nrs' OF AusuSt
the largest, best Selcctod wholesale stot'
, over brought to Mobile, mottily OF th'l
own Manufacture, the material having pee
Loncht before the rise in wooden goods mn
nYh;rh they guaruptce to sell rs low as tn
same Goods can be bought In New lork o
elsewhere, freight thrown ~ Inc s'or
5 viii consist Of entirrly new goods IN
stock at the present store remaining '"''
:. until sud ont. h.r,
IS As we ara 10 favor Of cnNlouFaS'ng non
r, industry md enterprise, and as Messrs' ,
!. D. T,ryy " Co. are doing all intheir pow
:, 70 Ecrp trade At home, by selling goods
! snch low figures and otfcrlngthc same tll
os can be- obtained North or East, we won
~ advise our merchants 10 buy their goo
d from Mcssrs. NJ. 4, Levy \ Co. or SCI
y them their orders, knowing that they W
C. ~ Oiled in tho most satisfactory name
Ut anil al puGes which will defy competition
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l,OttNn Ink
Homicide.

Champ Shaw, colored, attor en-
gaging in religious exercises nearly
all Wednesday night, was found
very dead in Cole Brandon's corn
field, near CooksviIIc, Thursday
mornin before day. He had a com
mon cotton sack with him about
half filled with corn, and he bad in
his body five or six buckShot. An
inquest was held ON the body by
Justice Paulrtte, and the verdict OF
the Jury was that the deceased
came to his death by g%un-sho'
wounds, at the hands OF some un.
known person.
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Y EFT Us HAVE PEACE.

will sell my home place on Lynn Creek
n,,ablc when T.. 5. Grant is elected PreSi-
i~nt of L. S, containing about 900 acres
500 Of which has been cleared since 1850
One of the best cotton farms in the state
improvements good-35 acres of clover
equal to auy of its aye in Kentucky.
Also $50 acres of LnDa On Lookfoama-
60 acres Of which ia cleared. so acres or
Crow Shot Bag in 3! miles of Crawior1yt ~,
depot-35 Of which is cleared Also w
"rrras in different tracts in 4. lG, Range u
ai If which Land is in II miles Of Craw
ford or BrookSYille dcpots. q p,
VIII also sell 10000 feet of plank at ~, y
ner hundred, or will sell thelumber at ST..
on u credit till lst December next WI
srll 20 bales Cotton, u fine Mazeppa horse
nnd | will bet $4,000 in good paper.
[Signedl X. ,. Z. FoslEN'
Aug. 10Th, 1872.
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SHUMAKER & BRO,
agents for tie Celebrated
GROVER g. BAKER
Sewing Machines,

UnexcclIcd by any Machine now
in use. Both the Elastic on double
loop stitch, which sew5 from two
spOols without any reminding Of
thread, and the shuttle or Ock stitch
Machine, which makes the stitch
alike on both sides. Purchasers
can have theirs choice. Prices the
same.
Black Walnut Table, plain s 50 90
cover 60 90
Silver
Plated and Cover IS 90
Black Walnut Table, SlIy'r
Plated and folding cov'r IS 90
Black Walnut Cabinet, Sill
yer Plated and cover l20 90
One Braider, one Friller, one
Quilter, three llemmers, one Needle
Guage, Sewing Guage, screw driver,
oil can, one bottle oil, one doz.
Needles and Embroidery Plate, all
60 with each machine at above pri-
ces. fuckers and corders. zach,
$3.50.
Any one Of these Machines will
be delivered to any portion Of the
county by the agents without any
additional charge. Instructions
given aud satisfaction warranted.
April27-tf SHE MAKER BRO.
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Proceedings Beard SChoOl Directors

Aug. 8, 1872.
A regular meeting was held,
present, Messrs. Amcs, Stevens,
Davis, Inabnit, Burch, aud White,
Clerk.
Reports
A k Davis and J Stevens report
ed no school in session IN their sub
district.
] lnabnit reported D II Thomas's
school commenced July 22d at $5O
per month. n Ii Moss commenced
teaching July 20 at $50.
Jas. < Burch reported A J Wor-
sbam's school commenced July ~,
at $50 per month. A W Simpsons
school closed July 26th. n 9 Nor
cams closed July 26. Rob't Clay
TOMS closed July II.
Mr.. + NJ Adams was appointed ~
a delegate to th> Philadelphia M
tional Educational Convention
Accounts allowed
Rob't Clayton. teaching schoo
from June lst to July y, Slga'
JR Rogers, II month, S'0'
Jas. A Burch, 1 days per alet
aud mileage, 5000.
4 X Davis, t days pcr diem IN
5 mileage, Sl2. .
G 4 Ames, SO days, services u
Rup't Of Education, $50
Jno. lnabnit, 1 days per diem Ill
! mileage, 1920.
Tho President appointed as
Committee to instruct delegate
It U%onyontion, Davis, Stevens, Ina
. nil and Burch. On motion q
y uamo OF G B Ames was substitute
d for that OF Davis.
!, ClIAS. B. AAES,
pREslpLsT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

Chancery Codrt has been in SEES
sion this week, Judge Christian
presiding. lie is one of the most
laborlous and able C~hancelIors in
the State, and has won golden
opinions IN the discharge of his du.
tics here and elsewhere.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

As usual Brooks T. Barker are
the first to receive their invoice OF
Spring Goods, and the clerks arc
very busy this week marking and
shelving, We notice that Mr.. De
Witt Tayler is now on duty in this
house.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

The Hon. Revels gave a few OF
his colorcd friends II talk in regard
to the Alcorn University on Thurs.
day last. What little we heard OF
his speech, though not remarkable
for depth or hrlIIiancy, was very
sensible in mattcrard manner, On
the whole he mad" quite Il huyora.
bic impression on his audience.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
MONDAY, the soth day of SEPTEMBER II
The Election.

A election season is again ap-
preaching, and this is to notify can
didotcs for position, and friends Of
candidates, that all calls and an
nouncemcnts must be paid for at
regular advertising rates.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
su1c1nE COM MITTED.

As the result OF an inactive stat Of Ilyel
and stomach. producing headache oDlu;e
intellect, dullness, dependency, demr"ll'
and finally insanity, IS no uncommon os'
r mr. All these di.agreeoble sv.mP'
toms and bad feelings ar' most certalIIS
dispclird by the use ofDr. Pie1ce,a Holaei
Medical Discovery. 1t revitalizGS anl
builds up the whole system. A little boq q
y" Chrnn;c Diseases sent free, address K
Y. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo, \. J, Colder
Medical Discovery sold by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

BB- Quite All interesting meeting
is in progress at the Baptist church
in this place, by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. White, assisted by Elder Casin,
of Columbus. Our Baptist brethren
seem to be in earnest, and we hope
the meeting will be productive of
much good.
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CUMMEEvILLE INSTITUTE.
1 Bo,rl!a5 School for Boys and
Young Nel-!l Mi:e> from Shu-
NulIak, on the Mn D. Il. II.

TIOS. s GATHRIGIT, \. NJ, Principal
NJ. PCTrICK, \, NJ, Associate.
The Twentieth Annual Session Of this
Institution will begin on the
First Monday Of October nr1t.
TERMS, per session Of Twenty Weeks 5,
payable in advancc'.:'''"'"' ''>l-o w
Conycyanccs will he Mt the station on Sat,
url,y preceding the day of opening and
ryrry day thereafter for one week, totranS'
mort students and their baggage free OF
charge. ,,1no.
the Principal. ,,r,p,,ur
Gholson P. 0. NoXubcc Co., Miss.
AugiO-2
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

MATRIMONY.-Person sho.ld hardly
pretend 70 enter into the bOndsot matrlmo-
nv. until tney have procured a copy nfthat
Interesting and highly Instructive publlc"-
ton, the ]fu5roGRApH MARHIAGE CERfiF-
cate. This beautiful picture, printed n
BlarK and Gold. has awakened an interest
and excited an admiration such as no pub
@licatiou cf a similar character ha3 ever done
before. The ne of the ccEtlticatc rs It by
* inches. suitable for framing The pecu-
liarity which gives name to thia design Is
recentacles for the photograph hkenrsae' Of
the Bride and Bridegroom. One style con
tains a place for the photograph Of the cler
gyman who performs the ceremony As
he publishers are very anxious to bring
these certificates before the pbIIc without
DELAY, they have concluded to send a copy
Of either style, by mail, witkent injury TO
any part Of the United State, on receipt o.
one dollar. Address CRlDER X BRO,
Publishers, York, Pa.
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A +

I'' rcEldencc in Memphis, Ala,
rs house contains five comfort
and has the necessary outbuild-
l4 \ we'll OF excellent water
F'l' aud an orchard Of superior
a Also lSOacres of land. iOd vel
lae hind will be sold separate
Tie residence.
t1'oo Is very Convenient to tn,
n oftown.
Dr.. A. NJ. GRAHAM.
| A4', Sept, 7th. 1872.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

There will be very little cotton
for a second picking, 1t opened 50
rapidly and so completely, hat the
first picking will be almost the en-
tire grQp, The weather, 50 far, has
been quite favorable for gathering
it. but a heavy or continued rain
just now might damage it consider
ably.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

Re1y. We are daily adding to oul
stock of Pcriumery, Soaps, and
Toilet Goods generally, and can
furnish all the BEST GOODS ut reason
ahlc nriccs. JONES Il FRENCH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

The commissions of our militia
officers have reached here. Among
them are those of f. AL. McIIenry,
Col, e. G, billiard, Capt, J. W.
Patty, ir., and P. 7. Ferris, Licuts.
Also, T. j. White, capt,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

We had the pleasure of a brici
call, this week, from Mr.. l.. B. Tay.
Ior, representing the Mobile Regis.
ter. We hope his next visit to Ma.
con will be u longer one.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
A TTACH NOTICE.

"A
The State of Mississippi,
NeXubec County.
In tho Justice Court, Beat No. 3, Of said
County.
Jacob Holborg & Co.,
". Attachment and
Abner Cooper, Garnishment for
Rich'd Gray, Garnishse $40
Whereas, a writ Of attachment and gar
nishmnt WAS issued, in the above case, a.
gainst the estate Of Ahncr Cooper, Richard
Gray, garniShee, for the sum Of so, retur-
nabic to the Justices court, Beat No, 3, OF
said county, on Monday, the 10Th day OF
September, 1872. Notice is hereby given
that unless the defendant shall appear at
the said time ut my office in said beat mld
answer the complaint of said plaintiff, judy
menI will be rendered against him and the
effects in the garniShee's hands will be dis.
posed of toward. the satisfaction Of saij
plaintiff debt, interest and NIL costs.
In testimony whereof, | have hereuntc
set my hand and seal this 18th day of Au.
gust A. d. 1872. $. +. COWAN,
Augl7-lm Justice Of the Peace.
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OR RENT.

n known as the Sadler place
" Ir"n the Courthouse on the
'vaa' The place consists of 8
Improved, and - fine dwelling
,"''Oa'as, making it Il very de-
''''ce Tor any one doing bushes,
MIS-, l.. BALLARD.
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DIR. SHELTON

HAS resumed the practice Of medicine
III in Macon and tie vicinity and res
peetfully tenders his professional services
to his friends and the public.
b3g" Office IN the south end ofthe Harri-
son block, immediately over that occupied
by Mcs:rs. Yates * Baskerville.
May-0-tt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

Bsy" REMEMBER THE GREELEY AND
BR0wN CLUB MEETS THE SECOND SAT
uRpAY OF EACH MoNTH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

The University Series of School
Books are now offered for sale for
80 days at cost prices. Apply at
W. r. Ferris'a Book Store, where
they will always be found.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
NOR PRESlDEN |,
= HORACE GREELEY
NOR VICE PRESIDENT,
3. A BRO

GREELEY and BROWN viii doubtless
h. the next President and Vice President
of tho United States, and the
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'oN AID d,


l1''FA Arery C CO.
KIN y, : | am running on my
.Ss s"'' season, two Of your I'M
Im';n.l f9r utility, durability and
M ll'ey are all that is claim
]. n. prefer them to any | have
g,a '" NY, make good samples, gin
4, M nn I'la ehecrfully recommend
FuV'le Very resp'ly,
Ni,. W. Mob. C0NNOR.
dec 10, 1871.
'''p'' Tor thcaboyo Gins, at this
pOMAKER & BRO.
d " Jefferson Strpat,
Macon, Niss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

Cne of the new firms that will
open business in Macon this fall Is
that Of Ford 4 CoIcman-Roh't
Ford and Wiley W. Coleman. They
occupy the stand next to Jones 4
Frcnch's rrug Store, and will keep
on hand a large stock of Dry-Goods
. Staple Goods, Groceries, and a gen.
cral variety. They will be assisted
by Mr.. W. O. Barnes, an etficirn'
clerk, and good looking enough t'
be called tho belle OF Macon. W.
wish the new firm success, and Mr.
B. also.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

A Sad Falling Quit is indeed q sad
falling out, when after years OF the closest
intimacy, the hair parts company WIN me
hrnd Fortunately the lame0tablc sePara-
,i,n may be easily prevented and the twain
NOR .' closely united than ever BY a timely
and systematic use Of LYoN's kArHAlRoN
t a'pa most SS,st' potent inyigorant ,fthe h%ir and
promote, OF its growth and beauty known now;
o a. .'g ,bn DIV and parched coptition of the
root root, o Of the hair, which is preliminary to
its coming ont, by supplying the precise ,.a.
dagree of moisture requisite to It" prrsefSa-
ton in a healthy state. 1t Is the 9niH true li
dissniyent and eyaporant OF olndruh ana
"tbcr imnuritie, Of tire scalp, whose pres
eo,,@' i. si Injurious to the hair. ASA beauti-
6"r Of the head the Kathnironha$ noe4aII,
IT, not OF ON only Inc increuses the qnNasity Of the
hair. but improves its quantity tm n,nna a"d
IL, imparting II lustrou' appearance anu
sIIky texture which are exceedingly a''f"c-
fiN,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
.PSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

| I"ttcrs of administration ON
William VI Heron, deceased,
to the undersigned at the
Perm, A b., 1877, Of the Chan
NoNubcc county in the State
(pt Now all pcr-ouS having
p The estate of said dccrd"nt
lrequirrd to exhibit the same
I'll and registered within the
4 by law. or the same will be
JAMES W. HERON,
4 Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

Bs3y- Our merchants throughout
the State will do we'll to call on
Sherman d Brother, n. Y, when
they visit that city TO purchase.
They will find our townsman, Wal.
ter Barker, there, ready to attend
to them and give them any intorma,
ton they desire. Any Mississippi,
an will feel at home with Walter,
and Il better house is not in the city
than his. RocoIlect,
SHERMAN 4 BIO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

We have never known dust so
plenty and butter and eggs so scarce
rs they are at the time of "this
present writing" Our children
are net crying for bread, but they
are for butter. Eggs are so uncom-
non nov tia, it takes only six to
make II dozen, and boiled tomatoes
are not a good substitute. Macon ls
badly provided with provisions tor
a long scigc. We have resolved
ourselves into IN Agricultural As
sociation, and offer the market price
for the best six pounds OF butter and
a Grant badge weighing % lbs o
the terrier persuasion. We WI
rive the same for the best slX doz
Vrys, and "A ticket to the mex
.tlrcuS,
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SALE.

o..a. courthouse square, west
N, ,'.ap'ed by the printing Office,
4sl.s, g' If not sold at private
\. Nv 'ep'embcritw be offered
h VI mat day. Apply at Bea
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
INVEST POINT FEMALE IN
w STITUTE
WEST POINT, MISS.

The next Annual Session If this Institute
will begin September 18th, 1872, and con-
tinua ten scholastic months.
CHARGES FOR A SCHOLARS, L MONTH
PAYABLE STRICTLY EVERY MONTH;
Tuition, Primary and Preparatory, IS 3 90
" Academic and Cole late. l 90
" Ancient Languagcs"......". , 90
d" Modern Languages."."..". ) Oh
" Music on Piano, Guitar, &c. & %
Board, English Tuition, Washing &c,
per year, Quarterly in advance. ..225 90
These charges are invariably made from
entrance to end of halt-yearly Session.
except in ease OF protracted illness.
For further particulars and circulars, ad-
dress. MADAME RICHARD,
Principal.
Or GEO. RoussEL. at Holbcrg's store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

g:s~ Don't fail to see those Self
Sealing Fruit lara, at
JONES & FRENrH'S.
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SHERMAN 4 BIO,

EDlrons BEACON If you think
the following worth notice please
give it Il place in your paper;
On the 3lst of August | weighed
what cotton | had gathered and it
made an average OF 8l4 lbs. To the
acre OF my crop.
KILLS ANDERSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
MRS. POTNDEXTER


hOon Institute on
MONDAY SEPT. 18TH.
There are symptoms, to-day, OF Il
Radical Rally in town. it has been
gotten up quietly, though we night
~ hear the roll Of the soul stirring
drum at head quarters. From what
we can learn it il Il Barry demon
stration, and that he and Davis are
to do the talking. There are also
rumors of II barbecue, but the whole
thing is so misty AT this early houl
that Old Probabilities himself
couldn't tell exactly what was t
turn up.
p. S. LATER. We understand
Gen. Grant is to be here, and vii
arrive on the 9:45 train.
StiH Later. The train is in sigh
with Il red flag. Grant, no doubt.
n~s~ Our Cotton Marking lnI
will not rot BaEgiug and will no
was out. JDNEs 4 FRENCH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
\ A |. +

BIS corn, : 900 lbs, good fodder
looN aud milk cattle; $50 bush.
l'Oys' .! miles Northeast o
j. +. SORRELL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
THE
MACON " MALE 81 NIBAlI
viii Open September 9th, 1872.
Terms OF Tuition

Primary Department. por acsa'on
of forty weeks.."""...",u","o.H UNIV
pron.ratorv 5000
Literary Department, including An
cicnt Languages, o",o"
Music and use of observation-disclosures" 6O.W
French, German, Drawing " Paint
ing, extra each,.""".."r""'va"'"" 8o'oo
Board, lights, fuel, AM Tuition in
PAYMENT, for each Init session, required
in advance, or monthly.
Pupals will be charged from the time
they enter at the above rates.
Deduction, for absence IN account O
protraetad sickness will ba made.
JESSE n. DUCk,
PRINCIPAL.
,Julv 90-Gts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

Re.g- Glass Fruit Jars and Tin
Cams ut IIAuENsTEIN X Bros.
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AL NEW S
saturday, Sept H.
p ,oIyER & CoGBURN
s 7 :.

Of Mrs. L /. Allen, about
+ = mile from the Court
i, .rc about 50 acres of hand
l, nrcni.es II fine garden,
u. /. Allen at the house,
h in town
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14
MAR L r.
FOR Il

ms pitt, plantation for 81
II i; Of November, nf,er which
HI. 1t has been rented for
Il. I,,t four years, each year.
IaI prairie and sandy land
"A, both corn and cotton. 1t
Iments with the necessary out
IA outlets to the river for
hphntation is also offered on
Il contains 800 acres, with
to,,, and a good orchard
Il j. q. ALLGOOD'
.gERS OF ROADS
that reports are due from
II first Monday IN Oct. All
IN tlc East side Of the NoXU-
IN make theirs ON Monday,
A0l, on each link and II oae
I'm the West side, AS all the
A Ygnty wiIl b. rp!inkcd and
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-07

Some one in New Orleans had
either the ignorance or knavery to
telegraph to the New York Times that
Governor Warmoth was about to he
arrested and prosecuted as defaulter
to the Government, the dispatch al
leging that he collected a tax for the
Government while holding the posi-
ton of Assistant Supervising Treasury
Agent in Texas in 1867, and accounted
for only part of his collections. The
Governor proves by official records,
nttested By the Judge and Clerk Of the
U. S. District Court Of Texas, that he
held the position of Treasury Agent
but few months in the year 1865, not
1867, and that his accounts, rendered
when he resigned the Office were as
certained to be correct in every par
ticular, aud were accepted and ap-
proved by the Government authori-
tie0.