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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner of sh av and ssd st.
EUROPEAN hIrPoTHEATRIoAL COMPANY. Matinee at az.
nFIFTn AVENUE THEATRE, rwsnty-rourth street. -
The NEW DRAMA OF DIVORCE.
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway corner s6h st.-Perform-
ances afternoon ana evening.-ON HAND.
,WALLACk's THEATRE Broadway and 18Th street. =
JOHN GARTH "
pH NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway. between Prince and
houston streets.-BLACK CROOK.
DO BoWERY THEATRE Bowery-TIann OF THE SEA-
ZIP Or LIfEs DEVOTION.
ST JAMES THEATRE, Twentyeighth street and Broad
wv.-MoNALpL
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-TnE BALLET PAN.
TONNE OF HUMPIY DUMPTY.
nAIMEE's OPERA BoUFFE, No. 100 Broadway.-Lns
BOOTHS THEATRE Twen,y-,hird St, corner Sixth Az. =
JULIUS CESAR.
sTADT THEATRE, Nos 46 and n Bowery-Tur OPERA
OF L'AFkloAISE.
PAVILION, No. 6ss Broadway.-Tus VIENNA LADY Or
CHEsrRA.
mrs: r; B. GoNwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE
sI RARK r TMEA6Rs opposite City Hail.
THEATRE coMIouE. q. Brosdway-couro VOCAL
lshs MICRO ATS &c.-WMTE CROOK.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Fourteenth 81. and Broad
way.-NKaRo Aors-buhLEsauE, BALLET, &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. sol Bowery.-
NkGRo EoCENTRIciTIEs. BURLEsoUEs, DO.
BEyANrs NEW OPERA HOUSE. asd st., between 9Th
and 9Th avs.-BRyANr's MINsTRELs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL, 6s5 Broadway
TIE SAN FRAN oIsCo MINsTaELs.
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth srrser-SoRNEs In
THE KING. AcRoBATs, 30.
DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 746 Broadway. -
SCIENCE AND ART.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sls Broadway
SoIKNCE AND ART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

FmEPRooF BUILDINGS, suitable for savings
banks, are advertised for rent Better have
them Deculation proof
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner Of sth av and 9sd st.
EUROPEAN hIrPoTHRATRIoAL COMPANY. Matinee at az
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any hope of defeating him.
This brings us through all the vicissitudes
and disasters of the democracy, from their
delusve Bull Run victory in New Hampshire
down to the present time, and back again TO
Connecticut. But, we repeat, the prospect is
somewhat doubtful this time In Connecticut.
because in this campaign there are these two
new parties in the feld-the temperance party
| and the labor reforMers-and the war issues
are ont of the way. The temperance party
will draw its recruits from the republican
party, because your ''teetotal" democrat who
makes cold water the main question is scarce
article. The labor reformers, too, will mostly
come from the republican camp, because your
old line democrat adheres to his old idea that
the democratic is the true party for the laboring
man. and he twill not leave it to ioin
this new-fangled concern" 1t is probable.
therefore, that from their voters drawn off bv
the temperance party and the labor reform
party the republicans may lose Connecticut
in this coming election. To this end we think
it likely that there are some struggling anti
Grant republicans, who are neither temper
ance nor labor reformers, who will do what
they can towards a democratic victory for
this is part Of their game to head off General
Grant, or to weaken him in the Philadelphia
Convention. The Connecticut democrats hold
? their Convention on the 9Th of February, aud
we shall not be surprised If they take another
''new departure" In view Of a coalition with
the anti-Grant republicans, according to the
new gospel Of General Blair.
This coming election In Connecticut, then,
will be very interesting but 1t may be safely
said that, even If carried by the democrats,
the result will not materially help Messrs
Sumner, Trnmbull, Carl Scburz, Fenton and
Cgesley in theb little game TO- cutting ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty fourth strest =
the NEW DRAMA OF DIVORCE
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner 36th st-Perform.
ances afternoon and evening.-ON HAND
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in the world and Is never heard of unless
some staggering, foolish general gathers his
mob of greasy retaners around him and
makes pronunciamento. Sometimes half
dozen generals do the same thing in different
States, one pronouncing against the other,
and so on without ceasing, until the country
is in commotion-murder and robbery hold
sway, and the republic becomes like one of its
volcanoes, throwing out fire and lava and
smoke and dismal vapors-and is sorrow
and vexation to all the world.
Plainly, then, there can be but one result
for Mexico. Its people must have strong
government, authority, laws, and the enforce
ment Of the laws. We cannot, as Americans,
now dominating this Continent and holding
our position among the first nations Of the
world, shrink from the duty imposed upon US
by the failure of Mexico to govern ITSELF
Nature, as we have said, has lavished fertility
and beauty upon its soil. The Yankee could
make its haciendas the seats of wealth, intelli-
pence and order. Give Mexico peace, and it
will be one Of our richest States-as rich as
we have made California. The time is ripe
for annexation. General Grant is fully aware
of this. He is familiar with the people, the
country, their customs and the reasons which
have brought this unhappiness upon them.
Let him address himself to the acquisition OF
Mexico as something more desirable than Cuba
or st. Domingo; that will be source of new
strength to the republic. blessing 10 the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
To Narden TalIOW Candles.

Tho old way of ronderiug taIIow
hard enough to be servicoable for
candles was to mix it with bees.
wax, but | have a cheaper and
better way, and it is at the com
mand eff all people living in the
pine regions of the South, and
many other districts of the South.
ern States. Take the common
prickly-pear or boil or fry it in
the tallow, without water, for hal
an hour, thon strain and mould.
use about six averaGo-sized leaves
to the pint of taIlow, splitting
thom up'ine. They make the tai.
low as hard as stirinc, and do moi
injuro its burning qualities in tbs
least. l..
There it no mistake in this, ant
it gives the prick y-poar a value
little dreamed of before the dis
eovcry was made. A largo pro
portion Of leaves makes tho tai
low too brittle. -RegiStcr.
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A SSIGNEE's SALE OF LAND
IA AND DRUG STORE.

BY virtue of a decree Of the U. s. Dis
L!ict Court for the Northern District of
Mississippi made on the 4th day of Decen-
bcF, 4, D., 1872, the undersigned assignee
IN bankruptcy of the estate of Sample u
McLclland, will, on
Saturday, 18th deg Of January, A. D., 1873
between the hours of II n. m. and 3 p. m.
offer for sale and proceed to sell, on the
premises and for cash, at auction To the
highest bidder, the following described lot
Of lSGd anG tho Drug Store Iherea4, in the
town Of Nacon, in Noxubee county, Miss
iSsippi, to.wit; the south half Of Tho north
BALI Of lot No. 4 in block 10, bounded north
by TBS Masonic Lodge, south by Gray's
StoEe and west by Jefferson street, and
troqting on said street 80 feet, running back
66 foot. L. Il. v. YAiES.
dec6-1872-ts Assigpes.
Also, will be sold, at Same time and place
and in same manner, the notes. accounts
ana claims Of every description due said
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

During the late rebellion, Il
man out west, in a small gath
erlng of friends, was urging
upon their minds the impor-
lance of enlisting Go, my
friends cried he, fight for
your country -die for it if
necessary for it is sweet to
die for your native land
But" said one, lift is sweet
to die for ones country, why
don't You gof' This was a
poser, and for a moment dis.
concerted him but rallying.
he declared that he, as an in.
dividual, was not fond Of sweet
things,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
Furs as an Article Of Dress.

There is nothing more becoming
to a lady in tho winter season imam
= sot Of fu?s lhoy can be worn WIN
any styIo Of dress, and they not
only look comfortable, but give
styIc and even elegance to " PLAIN
costume. A lady in iurs always
looks pleasant, and we are glad they
are coming so generally into use
with us, where the climate is st
changcabIo os to make thom a pro-
lection against sudden Colds A
beautiful variety of all styles aN'
prices can be found at Klaus X Bro
from a neat, inexpensive SET up t'
the finest in the market,
They will make q handaom y
mas present fur wife or friend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
NEWS I1BHS.

The Bill removing tho disabilities
of Col. Lamar has passed the House
of Representatives, and the Senate.
This is good news for Mississippi
and will save her some Of the in
fictions now distracting Alabama
and Louisiana. Congress will prob.
ably adjourn for the holidays.
CASTOR, Democratic and citizon's
candidate for mayor Of Boston, is
elected.
Gov. Yarmouth, of Louisiana, has
been impeachcd. Pinckback is now
in the ascendant.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

hJ- As we approach the great an
nual anniversary OF Christian civil
l%zation, let us also approach a broad
er humanity and let the narrow and
eager spirit Of trade and profit be
subordnatcd 10 \ rational and cou-
sistent enjoyment. AS a Home
Festival, Christmas will bring its
Evolutionary love, with its timo-hon.
ored feasting and its characteristic
gifts. The grotesque child-my,hs
of the nursery will DO rcconnod,
harmless from their very grotosquo,
ness, and Santa Claus, though shorn
Of his mysterious ldontlty, will yet
be the imputed donor Of all the fit
tie glittsring trifes that are to chill
dren what the moro costly baublcs
of royalty arc to kings, As the
Ola Year puts on his gala-drcss in
seeming mockery of the Now, and
the Christmas chimes ring out Oh
the sharp still air, the memories Of
ninetcca centuries, reflected from
one generation to another, cluster
around our homes and churches ant
teach us to be more humanIy to The
great brotherhood Of mankind. Ant
Christmas Eve-with tho keen, 81
lent stars above and, perhaps, thu
crisp snow beneath, tho former sc
ike gems on the great cscutchooE
Of God, parted with its pearly bar
we have Il child memories of ths
:. night Swallowed in tho more sobe
and perhaps sombre realities of tn
= present. We almost hear the echoo
y Of tho Christmas bells, we almos
soc the church lights, siftod throug.
, the tinted panes, the flash am
sparkle within, tho long fcstoons Q
], the trailing pine loopcd at ever.
/ pillar and wound in spiral wreath
) around the columns. We coul.
, finish the picture, but it would lea
Us beyond our limits. We wish a
of our readers y merry Christina
that will hereafter be q bright Pag
in the volume of memory.
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4 r

The indications of the ccntraliza'
ton of the Government are gradu.
ally becoming more apparent. Tho
coils are tightening 80 gradually
that one by one the local rights Of
the States arc being crushed out
While we perceive it more sensibly
in tho South on account of her Pc
culiar situation, the North, blinded
with prosperity, scarcely recognizes
tho evil, but the time will come
when she will open her eyes, per.
haps too late for protest, anless it
DO in the outburst Of . revolution,
for it will require a gisnt's strength
to rcnd the gives that have boon
slowly and insiduously fastened up
on her. LouisiSn& and Alabama
arc now fitting themselves for the
strong arm of the Government to
repress into something like ORDER
1t Ray bring peace, but with it must
be resigned some Of the rights re-
served as a protection against the
usurpations Of the General Govern
mcut. These truths are useless now,
only to prepare us for tho final tri-
ampb Of the ceppal Government.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
DISTINGUISHED Bachelors.


Among the iItustrious men OF
antiquity tho following cschewed
matrimoney: Plato, Pythagoras,
Epicurus, Bion, Anaxagoras, He
raclitus, Democritus, and Diogc-
ncS.
Their example has been follow.
cd among the moderns by New
ton, Locke, Boyle, Gibbcn, Hume.
Adam Smith, Harvey, Loisnltz
Boyle, Hobbies, Hamden, Sir FIR
Drake, Pitt, Michael Angelo, Sin
Joshua Reynolds, otc., and oul
own Washington Irving and Pre-.
sidcnt Buchanan.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21
A Caution.

We are informed that publishers
in several States are receiving al
advertisement called GA Noble
Charity-Omaha Lottery in Aid Of
the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum
J. NJ. Pattee, General Manager"
This same Pattee got up the
Washington Library Scheme in this
city, undor pretense of aiding sol
diers orphans by the establishment
Of a soldiers orphans asylum at
Riverside, N. ]. In behalf of this
so.called charitable scheme, appeals
were made to the people to buy
tickets, magnificent premiuas being
offered to all buyers through the
newspaper press, and many thons-
ands Of tickets were sold. But tho
purchasers of tickets never got the
premiums promised, the asylum
was not established, nor were sol
diers' orphans benefited one dime,
This lod to tho arrest of Mr.. Pattee,
IN this city, since which he has not
tried any of his benevolent schemes
in Philadelphia Jour
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

The State If Mississippi,
l. Naxussa County
To all persons Interested in tho RItRto OF
KqbeFt 5. G. Foster. DECEASED:
Whoraas, Letters Of Administration on
tho Estate Of Robert :. g. Foster, deceased
wore granted 10 the undersigned on the
18th day Of Nnyember. A. D. 1872, by the
ChaprGry CnRft of said county of NGxVLec,
Now, therefore, all persons having claims
ngaiast said Estate Of said deceased are
h6rehy Notified and required to exhibit and
have the same duly probated and registered
within the time prescribed by law, or said
claims will DO barred.
JHNNIE b FosTER, Administrators.
ELIZ. l.. s. 7. K. klRKsEY, Adm'x;
Nov33-its
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PLANTERS FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PAVY OF MISSISSIPPI.
Authorized Capital S5OO,OOO,OO
Capital $2li,3O0,OO.
PatrOnize Home institutions.

This Company is nowly organized with
an increase Of $l0O,0O9 to its present c"pl'
tai stock.
Its President and one Of lis largest stock
holders is Col. r. Richardson, Of Jackson,
Miss, the woalthiost cltlaon and most sue
cessful fnancier in tho Stuto Its business
is increasing rapidly, and tho Company has
a large surplus fund Of money on hand TO
invest in approved securities, 1t kespa
money at home. 1t adjusts and pays all
losses promptly. 1t takes all risks on the
most liberal terms and ut reasonable rates
The stockholders of this Company are
amply solvent and represent SlO,OOO,O0O OF
capital. The following are some Of the
principal stockholders (;
Col L Richardson, Of Richardson Il May,
New Orleans, Jackson, Miss; Col Thos +
Helm, President Capital State Bank, Jack
son, Miss; Jno w Robinson, Merchant
jackson, Miss; Hon W A brennan, Banker
I Lexington, Miss; Lake Brothers, Bankers,
Grenada. Miss; Jayne, Mayors 4 Lowr!
Bankers. Brandon, Miss; Col Il Z Thomas
President Nick5burs Bank, Nick.burg,
Miss; GoyB Humphreys, Planter, Nicks
bug, Miss; Louis Hoffman, Hardware Deal
er, do de-; b S Crump, President Holly
Snrirn. Sovinp'S Bank Holly SDinps, do
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

Even the strong.mindcd may
be seducod by tlattery. The Phi.
ladetphia Convention tried it on.
and the venerable Susan B. and
the amiable Candy D, left the
the paths of rectitude and stump
cd about for the GRANTEES. But
after Susan and fourteen others,
supposing it to be "honest lnjqn,'
tried voting, they find themselves
laid by the heels in Jail.
Whom ancient females stoop to folly,
And end too late that Reps. betray,
When laid in Jail their melancholy
They seek in bail to chase away,
What may they do at last to start the
Briny tears for their lost cause?
WHY, Join the Democratic party,
And yell like Comanche lndians for
equal laws"
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THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
n U M a N MISERY
rust Pu6tShcd in q Sealed Envelope
Price Sir Cents,

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consumption, epilepsy and fits, meataI and
physical ineapacitg, Sc, by R0b. j. CUL.
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The worId-renowncd author, In this nd
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publishers, CHAS. JIG. KLINE
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

FE- Wo are indebted to DR.. j. B.
Graham, of the Ala. House of Rep.
rescntativcs, for a copy Of the "Ad'
dress to the citizens OF that body
by a committee of the House and
Senate. DR.. 6. is member Of that
committee. 1t is an able and digui
fed review of the condition Of Ala
bama, and any unprcjudiccd mind
cannot fail to be convinced by it,
arguments for tho legitimate gov
ernmcnt Of the State.
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d z. Err
Rheumatic Syt
Il Stated quantity d'1
tceG to Cpi'e or MonHl
funded.
$500 Reward GCra'

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A TRTAL OF 50 YEARS

The NEw YORK OBSERVER has passed
through the ordeal, and starts out anew ON
the second Atty years with a larger list Of
readers and more numerous friends than
ever. Such n steady course of prosperity
is un.xamplcd, and inspires confidence
Its great success and long and healthy life
NAV be attributed to its steady advocacy Pi
the principles that undOrlic the fou dations
Of society and good govcrnmett. In max
ing up your list of papers for the New Year,
remember this old and reliable paper. lt'
publishers propose to give to every snbseri.
Der for 1873 an appropriately snbelli'hst
Jubilee Yearbook. Those who subscribe
will have no cause to regret tho step, s.
a wear. Sidney K. Morse 3 Co., 81 Park
Row, New York.
THE ALpIXE CHRoMos.-We have 70
Ccived the two companion chrcmos furnish
cd by the Aldinc to each Of its subscribers
ThOy are much superior to many Of thu
color-daubs some of our periodicals, B,
renting the subscription price Five Dol
lNrs) for the Aldine, which is II ma4nifcen
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

The Colorado Cheese factory,
in West Mountain Valley, has al.
ready manufactured upward OF
10000 pounds of cheese, and is
now turning out at the rate OF
200 pounds per day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

B6~ We welcome Col. MelancthoI
Smiths new paper from PascagouIa,
whittier he has removed from En-.
tcrpriso. 1t bears all the marks
which made the Star 81 Enterprise
q welcome oxcha 20.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21


THE PRINTERS EsTATE.-Wc find
the following in an exchange:
Tho printers dollars-where are
thcyl A dollar here and n dollar
there Observation-Disclosures over tho
numerous small towns, all over the
country, miles and miles apart how
shall they be gathered together ?
The paper maker, the journeyman
compositor, the building owner, the
grocer, the baker, the butcher, and
all assistants to him in carrying on
his business, have their demands,
hardly ever so small as a single dol
lar. But tho mites from here and
there must be- diligently gathered
and patiently boarded, or the where
with to discharge tho liabilities will
eve be sufficiently bulky. We
imagine the printer will got up an
address to his widely scattered dol
lars something like the following;
"Doltars, collect yourselves and
como home. You are wanted, Com
binations Of all sorts of men gather
in such forco and demand with such
good reasons for yopr appearance,
that nothing short of you will APP
pease them. Collect yourselves,
for valuable as you arc you will
never pay the cost of collecting.
Come here in single file that tho
printer may form you in battalion,
and send you forth again 10 battle
for him and yindicste his feeble
CT odit."
Reader, are you sure you havn't
q couple OF the printers dollars
sticking about your clothes If
you have, order thom home immodl.
ateIy.
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VICES
Floral Guild
Fer 1878.

Tho GUIDE is now Published QUARrERIY
rs cents pays for the year, Eour numbers,
which is not half the cost. Those who al
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THE State Of Mississippi,

:" NVNFV~N WVVTVT'
To ali persons Interested in the Estate Of
Matthias Mahorner. deceased:
Whereas, Letters 0f Administration on
the Estate Of Matthias Mahornor, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned on thG
% dag Of October, A. d. 1872, Ly tho
ChAneery Court of said county of NoxUbee,
Now therefore oil persons having claims
against said Estate Of said deceased arc
hereby notified and required to exhibit and
have the same duly probutod and registered,
within tho time prescribed by Law, or said
claims viii be barred.
MAT. MAHORNER,
Nov23-ik Administrators.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Ct

4
BY virtue Of a decree of the Hon. Chan
cery Court of Noyubeo Co.. Miss the un-
dersigncd administrator Of the estate OF
Thos, W. Ivy, deceased, will, on the prem
ioes, proceed to sell tothc hishs5tbiddcr, On
Saturday, 28th day Of Dec. 1872,
for cash, all tho personal ami peri ,hahlc
property Of said estate. Sale within the
usual hours. {, W. MOORE,
Nov23-it Admir-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-12-21

"Jack, your wife is not so pen
sivo as she Esed to be-" No, she
has loft that off sDd turned ex-
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