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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

AN ACT TO change the time OF hold
ing the several Chanccry Courts
in tho Fourth Chancery District
of the State of Mississippi.
SECTION l.. Be it enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of MiSalS-
sippi, That the times for holding the
several Chancery Courts in thcsald
Fourth ChancSry District in said
State, Shall be altered and changed
AS follows, viz: In the county OF
Newton, on the first Monday OF
March, June, September and De-
ccmber, and shall continue siN judi
cial days, if business shall so long
require.
In the county of Noxubee on the
second Monday of March, June,
September and December, and shall
continue twelve judicial days, ifbus
mess shall so long require.
In the county Of k%cmpcr, on the
fourth Monday of March, June,
September and December, and shall
continue six judicial days, if bust
ness shall so long require.
In the county Of %Lauderdale, on
the first Monday after fourth Mon
dav Of March, June, September and
December and shall continue twelve
Judicial days, if business shall so
long require.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted,
That all writs, pleadings, publica-
tons, notices, and process made re-
%turnabIo to any term Of said Chan
Gerry Court, as heretofore provided
for by law, shall BIO as valid and
binding as ifmadc returnabIe to any
term Of said Chancery Court here
in provided for.
SEC. 2. Be ii further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its pass
age.
Approved, February |, 1872.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

aud sale under execution, attac.
mcnt, Judgment or decree, Tho Ian
and buildings owned and occnpl'
as a residence by such debtor. Pr
yidod. the quantity Of land Sha
not exceed eighty acres nor Ii
value thereof, inclusive OF mproy'
ments, the sum of two thousand DC
lars.
WASHINGTON, February lS.-Th
Select Committee on Affairs in tn
last inSurrectionary State will me'
tomorrow and act finally uponthe
report, which will be presented
both Houses Of Congress. Care h;
been taken 10 prevent prematul
publication; Notwithstanding, 1t
known that the majority assert
witnesses that the ku-klux origin
tod in 1868, and that it was for
litical purposes. They do n
however, deny that there is mu
bad government in the South, /
attribute this, in some respects,
the failure OF prominent white q
zsns lie take part in politics. Ih
think there should be 4 removal
political disabilities, excluding tr'
tho benefits distinguished Grimm
who have taken part in opposite
to government, and also those W
have occupied office contrary TO
constitutional disabilities. !
minority, it 10 said, expose "
thew term the scalawag, carPet-l
and negro governments Of
South, ~ d show the large mere
ofdsbt, through which they, l.
harpics, seized upon the Propo
of the people, They deny that
Kuklux was organized for politi
purposes, but as a me 'nF o tprot
lion against armed ne ;rocs, thu
and other classes Of HcH'VIS'
no one of six States North
South Carolina, Geor ia, Aiaba .
Florida and MiSsissiI pi-are Il
Ku-klux in one-tcnth part OF Il I'
States. No people OF earth ' f'
more patient under W rong, and
minority comment ,vOroly | p
the President ssuspc ,ding tho "
Of habeas corpus in St uth Caro- In
WAsuINGToN, Fcbrl ,ary ~ =
majority Ku-kulx r eport re CO..
mems the suspension of habed' q
pms to the end Of the present 70
Srcss.
The House il cngaG ed in ttI4 N
ular call, the Scnateo tho hn-NA
report,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

RSy~ This fall, tine cnterpriSing Clothja.
Merchants. MeSSrs. VI. r iRyy " Co., Ne.
20 Dauphin St, Mobile, Ala, have mn,ic
such arrangements na not only to keep thc
largest, best selected, and cheapest whole.
'ale stock Of ready made rlothing in that
city. but tho largest and cheapest this side
ofNSw York.
They manufacture most Of their clothing
themselves at their factories in New York
ard Mobile, and by their thorough knowl-
edge Of their business and the wants of our
people, ar" enabled to sell grodq cheaper
than ANY other house in Mobile, md inst a.
cheap as they can be bought cnst or west,
freight added. They give, ss we under
stand, the same accommodation to merrh-
ants rs can DO had east, and as they ALWAYS
keep such large and well selected stocks,
and offer such inducements, We ,!ouni al
wise all ofour merchants to buv their cloth
ing at home, by which they will alwav, be
enabled TO keep = fresh supply on hand and
never DO oVcrstocked, rs merchants grnrr-
ally do when they buy EAST. Merchant.
dealing in that limo will do we'll. whes
going to Mobile, before purchasing, 10 ~.
anime tho mammoth clothing stock of N.
P. Levy Il Co., No. 10, Dauphin street, or
send thom their orders.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICE!

The firm of Brooks & Owens hay.
ing been dissolved, we, the under.
signed, have associated ourselves
together under the firm name Of
BROOKS BARKER,
at the old stand, whore we would
be pleased to see their friends and
the public generally.
We hope, by strict attention to
business and uniform fair dealing TO
Iall, to merit our share Ofthc patron
age ofthe people of this county and
our friends generally.
CO. BROOKS.
W. B. BARKER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

NEW York, February 22.-Three
: ,olico commissioners, three fire
, commissioner and the chiefofpo'ice
ofJersey city, have been indicted,
CoLuNBus, o., February 22-Ar.
kansas and Mississippi are tho only
Southern States represented in the
Labor Convention.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, February %.
The State Convention endorses
G rant.
MENpuIs, February 22.-The
ST ockholders OF tho Memphis and
c harleston Railroad this morning
r. titled the lease Of that road to
I ON Scott and the Southern Securi-
~ Company for ninety nine years.
The officers OF the Memphis and
J. tile Rock, and the Little Rock
Al I'd Fort Smith Railroads, having
a freed upon terms Of consoIidation
o those roads, adjourned to meet
in Lite Rock tomorrow Tor the
p lrpose OF signing articles Of con
ST lldation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

finds the Ways and Means Commit
tee a brick wall, against WHICH it is
useless to butt his eaput, they hay
ing decided on Ii and q cents per
Mound. There will be a fight over
this question in tho House, but tho
result no one can toresee.
THE TARIFF CONTEST.
The high tariaitcs to-day, :fthcy
get the floor, will move to discharge
the Committee of the whole from
the frss tea and coffee bill. Should
this succeed, the revenue rctermcrS
will move to add coal and salt TO
the free list, and to reduce the duty
on pix iron. One thing may be
counted on as certain, tho pro'ec'
tionists vii, never suffer their han'
aiacturing friends interests to DO
iaterfercd with, and no matter
what unkoring may take place as
10 tariN, the people will continue
10 suffer that capital in the East
may flourish. Only under an en-
tire change Of administration, can
! reform be effected, rs the Western
Radicals are always reached by
some power or other, and their &C
ton. do not tally with their profes,
,ions or the interests Of their con.
stituents. To my notion, Il reform
Radical is at best 4 very doubtful
sort of human institution.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
~SL-BJECTTTR INFLUENCES
or HOME.

II is too often the case that men
build homes merely rs q necessity.
In itS true sense, a home is not
merely = place for a person to eat
and sleep in. 1t shoaIl have infu-
enrcs which associate themselves
with ali the phases Of their lives
and miugle with all their cares.
their anxietics and their joys. The
slave of traffic, whose existence is
miserable unless his gains are accu.
nu'sting, some Of the most piti"b.e
objects Of Gods creation he knows
nothing Of the graceful curves that
round existence into completeness,
and enclose the happiness Of those
whose mission is 10 assist in refining
his joys and making his cares endu-
rsble. Most Of our happiness is
made up Of subjective influences.
An unadorncd home is a Bleak
House Of the soul 4 tasteful and
refined one is Hlled With i~narticulate
Joys. The very pictures on the
walls are suggestive. The flowers
which you have educated in the
garden look up and seem to feel q
sense Of beauty in opening their
delicate petals. The trees you have
planted talk to you and tell you
how they have grown up with your
children and afforded them . shelter
for their pastimes, and lured the
song birds into their branches to
shield their nestIings from the
storms.
In what artists call still life, there
is an unpausing eloquence, because
it is the eloquence Of silence and
rest and beauty. 1t does not APP
peal to your passions, but permsateS
your inner life with aquiet joy that
brings no depressing reaction to
give poignaney to your hours Of
suffering. ..
Without these influences a home
becomes . moral Sahara, ARID, stiff
ling and unblest, and the heart
Withcrs as ifS simeon had passed
it's deadly breath ever it and left il
dry as ashes.
A happy home is a pcrennia
oasis in the desert Of lite, but i
needs this recognition of the love o
the beautiful, a pure ia Ito to give i
form and direction, and a conseienc,
that fits vs. 10 epj9 ~ It. a.stI .5a !.
The Public Printing middle hai
caused quite = 'ehism among the
Democratic JOURNALS of tho State
aud we confess we cannot see TIL,
necessity Of stirring il up to tn,
letSimqqt oftlat unaninityi whicl
should characterize the ipaepcndcn
press OF ths-State. It is n NOR,
matter OF husiness, and, ifwo lthder
dstand itaright, involves no pfidcipT
or sacrifice q prhciple. Thu Vicks
'h,rp, n. ydH ~ raIbor sovarn no a.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
4th Monday in February, "a. d. 1872,
A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

"A SOY .ra
Tho State of Mississippi, a..
Noxubce County.
In Justice Court, Boat No. 8 Of said
County. N
Jones & French, r
.. vs.. ...r.
ST Walker Attachment and
Ahd Ell Mnrd, Garnishment for
firm name \. T.. r.. sin Az
Walker * Co., .so ..t.' 5a.
M hcreas Il writ of attachment and GAR
w niShmcnt was issued in the nbovc
case agWinst the estate of Il. W. Philins
gornishec for the sum ofSllO IS r%eturnnblo
70 the Justices Court Beat No. q of said
Uoimty o n the fourth Monday IN Febrmnry
A. D. 1872. III Gg-"s 'S
Notice il hereby given that unless the
defendants shall appear at the soid time n
my hu'cc In said bent and answer The com.
pidnt Of said plaintiffs, Judgment will be
rendered against them ind the Effects in
lNo garrlshee's hands will be dispos DAT
towards tho satisfaction Of mid plaili{Iff,
uoht, mteFe4t and an tu.t, W.
In testimony whereof, | hgye. hnteunto
SCI my hand and seal, this 18th DAY q,
JMAlary A.. y. 1872,
!; n. cowAN. tsEAL.l
Justice Of the H,Nre.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

a BRIGHT Spot IN FIsK's HFg.-
] he following is going the round'
c fths press and the truth Of it il
Y ouched for:
In passing out ofhis Opera House
{ ne day last winter, Col. Fisk was
/; ccosted by II beautiful Young cir
! pParen,ly about seventeen. She
' vas plainly but tastefuIIy dressed,
: nd appeared very earnest in her
{ 'esire To be allowed a few moments
conversation. Her story was quiet.
! y told:
at have failed in everything
ave undertaken, in earning my
'wn living. My father il paralytic,
and Is utterly helpless. must
take rare Ofhim. Tod this | must
have money. ! am bcautiGI-l
know as we'll as you DO"
"Well,' volunteered the Colonel,
"and yon wish to speculate ON these
personal charms"
81 want money, Mr.. Fisk, for my
father?" replied she.
"Te'! me- continued this strange
man, "and toll me tho truth-are
you u good girI?"
"lcs, SIR sobbcd the child.
"And would you rather continue
one?" llo asked again.
"Oh, Mr.. Fisk OF course had :"
she replied, bursting into tears.
"WeII, then, said he kindly and
with strong feeling, "lor Gods sake
keep so,-Jim Fisk is Il pretty
rough boy, but HE NEVER HURT AFFAIR
OF A woMAN's HEAD yet, and he never
will; and more than that, little girl,
1t shall never be said Of him, when
he has passed in his checks and
stands before the Judgment seat,
that he even so much az winked II
the ruin of any girl. | will help
your father if you will promise mo
that yon will never try this dodge
again with anybody; and l want
you to be AZ solemn about it rs il
YOU stood in the presence of your
The promise was given, the father
was taken care of until his death,
and the girl wHs oInratwdftr q mu.
sic tc.'cher, and is now successful u
emplc ycd.
4 small thing, do you say In
your eyes, perhaps; but not in our
Savior's. \
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Forty -FOur:.MiSSiSsi 'pl Repor'&

This volume, bcin! : the seq I'd
by Judge Morris, r,.th c-~preseTd> &C.
porter, has been deli Tered at TIC
Capitol, and is now .ady for as
tribution and sale. Ne invite the
public to examine the work, PREF ar
ed at this Office and jr ldge what ,cr
ii is not we'll worthy Of their c M
mendat.ion' it is sold by tho Re
porter, alone. Price sc in cure 1cy.
Jackson Pilot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

The Louisville Miss. Banner haa
improved wonderfully in HEnner
and matter, making a neat appear.
u zee, and edited with considerable
ability.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
Correspondence u the Res'on
Washington, y, e., Feb 10, ~
kU.hIyX EFFORTS,

rh;s 8o,lt.
.,,,, I.r,;.b, me data
u''" 49,, ~,,r The
Tn,
.~rt;rs'v
H""'''
N''",' ,.;,, o,r~rn,;on
.L. Jaw sopnd nv
~ t.',l, nj, ~r,;r.ritr
to-day
a. connle,e
-.1 - 40. .vcr nron,sred to
.ro n~oison.
an = largo
REPORT
.;,.a. ,,carf,I rirture of things at
the South. The Committee do rot
nalli.to the crimes committed, but
claim tbcv are greatly eXaggcra-
tad and have no political signiG-
cancc bu, are an excuse 10 those in
mower in Washington to make war
the South and continue the
e,l,tsm of yoJbtry and oppression
rbjcL then Lare indu0uratel. The
Ku.klux bill is the grosscSt outrage,
the foslest calumny, ever pcrpetra-
led or circulated upon or against
= helpless people BY their rulers.
The difference is shown between
Northern men who went South TO
settle and those "~cowboys" and
plunderers who, like carrion crows,
wont there for office and stcalings,
In running over the list Of carpet
ba, and truIv loil Governors, we
lind tbat Holden. of North Carroll.
m, was impcached and left for this
Radical Paradise Reed. OF FIori-
IA has inst been ~impcachcd. Bull
lock. Of Georgia, got up and GOT
tos fear If the pcnitentiary. Smith,
Of Alabama. issued 100000 Of
State bonds traudulentIv. Brown
low nloved the tvrapt, Nero like,
in Tennessee, while DAVIS. OF Tex
n, cooIlv sets the laws at defiance.
Scott of South Carolina, by atrlck
only osconad imneocbment bv his
egr friends. Warmotb, OF Louis.
lama and CLAYTON. Of Arkansas, are
rov b,;nr investigated. This is a
hoautif,I showing Of leading South.
ern Radicals, Financially, the con.
di1iop Of affairs is startling; the az.
rrocota ;ncroose Of the debts and
r,II;,;o. oF thu Southern Stote,
since tho war closed, is over $500,
ono nm Tro rorort closed with m
orroirnment Of General Grant
,rL;,G obo,,d n;.rca erop his tbicL
hide. Init 7 fear il will not, as i
doe, not strike his tender point
h. nookct This renort carrie.
ont fine tott cs-oftbe House durin,
tbis session, those of attack, an,
which have donc 50 much damap,
70 ,ho dominant Marty. The labo
dono h., tho Domorrats IN III
Conmittc.. is immense. and the,
ono artitlod 70 aroot crcd;t for, III
.Low;no .bov have r,odc NJ R.dico
rnIoiny and corrpntion
~sr,xva,s .pvs ATOM RESI-
LUTON
w;lI nr,hobIr ro,s today hut wi,
H.. sborn of son,o oF tbo strorr lor
in ,no nro,mhlo which 10 a
G.n.;ro IN Grants friond. Nh
T,.o..rr, D.n,r,mont ia hard ,
-. en.;n, .ho, 4,.+ an
noa.n IA nj roko tho O. ooo m
,.L;,h = ohoruod oco,ny+ ,hsm
SIMMER will certainly nrove III,
u,. v;.,.tod tbo n~ont,alitv law
lana from what know oftbc umes.
IN think that he will show that
: bandsome adivvo was made h
-, those irterestod' If all was serer
!, tbc clioue would NOT have kickc
+, 50 hard ar,in,t an Investigate
{ which exposed them to the dan
aging raking ofSumnOr, Schurz an
, Sipton, which sent Grant stock F:
. per cent lower than ever. 4
t ABBOTT WANTS TO STICK,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
FIRES or m LAST WEEK.

quite a destructive fire occurred
at vicksburg on Thursday last, de
%stroying a number Of buildings and
inaicting a loss Of $4,000.
The Methodist book concern, at
Nashville, Tenn, was partially con-
sumed aboHt the same time. A
large quantity Of stereotype plates
and books fell prey to the destroy
ing element. The loss IL estimated
VI about $4,000.
The Office Of tho lIandsboro
Democrat accidentally caught fire
and was totally destroyed. We re-
greet TO add the Insurance will not
cover one fourth OF the loss. We
sympathixs with our contemporary,
with the hope that he will be all
right again soon, and that we shall
see the bright face Of tho Democrat
again before many days.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
Second Monday Of March. A D. 49,.

then RnA thcrr 20 show cause. il nuy You
can, why the 6uIl l,7'ount Of Aaron ".
Wood. @Ia,inIs,rlloJ Of tlA u-tntu vi sud
William W. Woud, decreased. ,iiouLI not
bc SLOWED md thu ssrd administrator DIS
charged. and further 10 do and receive shat
ever nur said %rhauccry our mEy ron,ilrr
vr DEERE IN this hvhsir.
Witness the Hon. Thomas Christian.
FhAnrrlIoy Of tho 9Th Chancrry District ot
-Sid State, this the I'D. day of January, A,
D., 1872. lhr same being the dry OF the Is
stiamrc hereof. +" \. j. MvHENRi.
10 JSitattS Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
TIA 3HMENT NOTICE.

4 TIN IHMENT NOTICE.
The State OF Mississippi,
NoyubcG county
In the Justices Court, Beat No. 3 Of said
County.
p. 7. Ferris & Co.
vs.. AiL1clmrDi
:. T.. Walker and Gnrnishmrnt
and Hi Ward, for ST5 90
firm name 5. 7.
Walker s. Co.
WHEREAS, . writ of attachment and
punishment was issued in thu above ca,c A.
gainst the estate Of 4. w. Phillips. rur-
niShcr, tor the sun of SIS %, rrturnablc to
the Justices Court, Beat No. . Of said
county, On the
4th Monday in February, "a. d.. 1872,
Notice Is hereby given that unless the de-
PENDANTS shall appear ut the said time nj my
office IN said beat and answtrthe complaint
Of said plaintiffs, Judgment will b. rendered
against them mud the effects in the pqrltish-
eos hands will be- disposed Of towards thu
satisfaction of said plaintiffs debt, interest
and all cost. ~
IN testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and seal, this 10Th div of Jan
u4ry, a, D., 1872. ), 7, COWAN. [srAL..l
Ial-'--iw Justice Of tho PcacU.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
PERIODICALS RECEIIEER.

80 Mr.. F. NJ. Cowan is our Authorized
agent TO receive subscriptions.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
9th day Of Mar 4. D., 1879,
CITATION

William W. Wood. dec'dJ Account.
To David ". Wood, one Of the heirs and
distributes oflhc estate Of ". ". Wo1d.
whose rrsidencr is unknownto u$- -(,rcet
ing:
You ARE hereby cited To DO md appear
bcIom the Chancrry Court Of our said
county, at a term thereof 10 hu HE'LL n, th,
COURTEOUS. in the tovn ii MacOi, Oh lir
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
SATURDAY, FEB. 81, 1872,

MY The date mn the margin Of your
D means when paid to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03
A UCTlON NOTICE.
n AUGUST MARTENS CO., AucliopeerA
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pianoforte Drawing Room SUITS. Paintings
Bronzcs and many rare costly Works OF Art,
9 lat Public Auction,

n
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pianoforte Drawing Room SUITS. Paintings,
Bronzcs and many rare, costly Works OF Art,
- lat Public Auction,
On THIS DAY (WEDNESpAyj April :.
sale commencing at 1919 o'clock precisely,
vt tho elegant residence 30 West 18th st.,
9th
Drawing Room Furniture covered French br'oate; SILK
and Lace Curtains Etageres, Bookcase Console Tables,
Paintings BY eminent artistic Bronze Clock asses, rose
wood Panoorte Stool Cover Music Stand ROSEWOOD wal
nut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Comnodes Hair. Spring Mat
Glassware Table Cutlery. Linen, Easement,
Kitchen Furniture. n. B.-Pnrties Wishing attend this
sale take bsh Az stages or 9Th sv cars.
LBBRT B. wALDRoN. AUorIoNEER,
n Saesrooms los Liberty Ill Church streets
Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors &C.
THIS DAY AT 105a O'CLOCK.
WALDRON COOKE will sell this day, for cash, 10 the
highest bidder. lines OF the follow gooas:-
Parlor and Library Furniture.
Rosewood, plain and naid Frames IN all the fashionable
coverngs-Pompadour. Louis XIV, Victoria, Eiizabethan
FINE CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Sold In sus separate pieces; Bets'cads, Bureaus
washstands Commodes, Tables, Chairs Rockers, Dressing
BOOKCASES, BUfFETs, wARDRoBEs,
Extension and Centre Tables
Carpets, Ocoths. Mating, Clocks Crockery, Glass,
Cutlery Of all kinds, Paintings and Chromos, &C.
OFFICE AND FARLoR DESKS, 80
WALDRCN 4 COOKE would respectfully call attention
OF buyers to thus sale being good. pain and substantial
Furniture purchased at This sale stored and
reserved till May free OF all charge.
wALDR0N COOKE with give their personal attention
to sales OF Furniture at residences OF parties declining house
keeping. Terms reasonable. lest OF references Apply
early for choice OF days April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03

nv IsApoRE J. swARzKOPH, AUCTIoSEER, sELI8,
ID 10 o'clock. 10 Frank street. large sock Drugs splln.
did ny uIcs Counters show Cases, Scaies soda Foun
po'"V'S '" o"' l. j. swARzKoPu. g7s Bowcry