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The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09
BRANCH OFFICE
PHENIX MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.
Cor. Myrtle and Congress Sts.,
PORTLAND, ME-,

The OLD PHOENIX was organized in 1851, Its as
sets over 81 100000 and rapidly increasing
1t has $3.50 of assets TO each 500 Of liabilities 1t is
all kind of Policies, Life and Endowment. Its
rates of insurance are as low as any Company Of
fer with safety.
No extra charge for nsuring the lives of females
railroad employees No increase of rates for residence
or occupation.
The company being purely mutual, all profits are
divided among the policy holders by annual divi-
dend on the contribution plan.
All policies are n-forfeitabe, therefore loss to
the insured provided parties are obliged to discon-
tinue their insurance.
AGENTS WANTED.
Good reliable and active men wanted as agents
Guarantees will be given to the right kind of men.
Apply by letter or personally to
REYNOLDS s. Tiff,
aug29H State Agents, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09


European Markets.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 8-1O.30 A. M.-Cotton advance
ing. Middling uplands lot a 10ad; do Orleans
10s q 10sd; sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, JAM S-1l3O A. M.-Consols at s2s for
money and account.
American Secarities-U, s. DOCS 1880, 92; do 1866,
old, e3s ds 1881 94t; Y: g. 10=4G's, %.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09
ESCAPED NUN
CITY HALL,
THURSDAY. EvE'G, IAN. Ill.
MISS. EDITH O'GORMAN.

recently converted 10 Professionalism Young sprieht
ly and smart, For several years an inmate of St. 10
seph' Convent, Hudson City, New Jersey. She will
deliver her STARTLING and THRILLING LEf,rurx
entitled LIFE I'm A CONVENT Mis-.
norman mas had personal experience of the most
thrilling character, some chapters Of which she will
relate 1t subject OF deep interest to thousand,
and Miss OGornan, having been Nun herself Is ca
pablo of giving vivid picture of the interior Of such
an institution 1t only occurs once in a life time.
that the public have an opportunity of hearing an
Escaped Nun lecture on Convent Life She will ro-
late HOW she became CONVERTED TO PROTESTANT
ISM rms VIII be one Of the most interesting and in
structiye lectures given in this city, She has re-
Gently been speaking to crowded houses in other
cities, the largest halls being filed to overfowing
Tickets IS cents Reserved only is cents extra
Now for sale at Halves & Cragin's Music Store. ~
Middle Street.
V-Be sure to get your tickets and seats In time.
jan6td 'A'0-
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09
CHOICE
Groceries and Store Fixtures
AT AUCTION !
On Monday, January 18th, lS72,
At1 Ia o,cIoctx p M

WYE shall sell the splendid stock Of groceries in
w Store Of SAMUEL CHADWICK, Sc Ex-
change street; said stock consists of splendid as
sortment of English Sauces and Pickles, Jellies,
Canned Goods, Flavoring Extracts, Pure Spices Teas
Coffees, Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits and Crack
ers, Sperm and Parrafne Candles, Choice Groceries,
&c.
Also few very choice old Wines, Tobacco and CT
CARS, Demiohns, jugs, Flasks, &C. At same time
the Stove, Fountains, Show Cases, Tobacco Case,
Tin Tea Show Caddies, Coffee Bins, Large Platform
Scale weighs 2500lbs. Counter Scales Double Stand
ing Desk, Sitting Desk, one trayere runner Pung,
most new, Grocer Wagon and Harness.
The above stock consists of the choicest goods the
market affords. Many Of the lots are small making
it for the interest of customers to attend the sale
ja9td f. o. BAILEY s. Co., Auctioneers.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court of tine United
Il States for the District of Maine. In the matter
of JABEZ G. WOODMAN, Bankrupt.
Pursuant to an order Of the Court the second gen
era meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt viii be
held at Portland in said District on the twenty
enth day Of January, 1872, at o'clock A. NJ at the
office of James d. Fessenden, one of the Registers IN
Bankruptcy in said District for the purposes named
In the section Of the Bankrupt Act OF
March I'd, 1857.
Dated at said Portland, January 9Th, 1872.
1a9.l6-wl2 GEORGE +. EMERY, Assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention
IN of the Portland and Rochester Railroad to apply
to the next Legislature of Maine for the right to ex
tend their track from Portland to Bath Maine.
Per Order of the Directors.
Portland, Nov. 81, 1871. WIS
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. s-Morning.-Gold 1091 Money
aper cent, Sterling Exchange 1901 g 1888 State
STOCKS dAll and staady
The following are the forenoon quotations of South
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09

War Department, Signal Service U. s. Army, Di-
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit OF
CnInmarce
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09


The animal meeting of the Portland Board
of Trade was held at their room, on Exchange
street, last evening, w. S. Dana presiding. The
following persons were admitted to member
ship:-F w. Libby, George w. True, Clark H.
Barker w. II. Waldron, John j. Frye and
James w. Leavitt.
The report of the Treasurer, c. H. Haskell,
was then submitted, as follows:
TREAsURERS ACCOUNT.
Balance from former account. ............ S223432
Received for subscriptions to Merchants
Exchange and Board of Trade. ........ 2,12s.75
Interest on investment. ........... ...... 1857
Total receipts. ......................$4 81, 01.9f
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Soio.ou
Salaries, commissions, &c. -. $4,000
other Items. northumberland. ooo.oo
$2,120.56
Balance in hands of Treasurer. .......... 2,3s1.3S
$4,501.4
This was followed by the
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09

TTyHE undersigned has two valuable receipts for
l. scenting bait and attracting game from so to 100
States for fifty cents. Address CHAUNCEY S.
Plantsville, Conn. wa 3m
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-09

The many thousand families who have used it for
the last five years, all testify to its ECONOMY and
ing their clothes look much nicer than by the old
method of washing. 1t has superior for general
house work, such cleaning PAINT, scru. bling
utensils.
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The National (ElgiR) Watch company,


DCnuQuE, Iowa, Nov, %, 1872.
ELGIy Warren Co-GentS: | an q civil
and typographical engineer have been in
the employ ofthc Government iar the past
two seasons, making reconnaissance and qX-
rlorntions Of the "Westcrn Wild" In de-
termining latitude and longitude, you are
undoubtedly aware Of the value of fractions
Of Src0ndS
Tho U. 5. Engineers Bureau furnished
~, amUag other instruments, three chro-
uomctcrs, tive ship and one English peck
ct chronomotGr (said 10 have cost 800 in
London.) From solar and ellar obSNrya.
ti6ns we determine time'ulmost daily; the
safe Of ona Of the ship chtonomctcrs keep
iag sidcreul time WAS very uniform and sat
iafnctory, whtlo that Of th9 o.hos Two Ma
surpassed by one Of yQl.r Raymond move
mcnts in ordinary silver clse, Cur reli'
10 c%hronometlr was made by Bond Of Bos
ian. l mcntio. this because | hHye u feel
Jug Of pride in American m8PqtaGtjE"s;
s, II. KING.
Elgin Watches Of ali grades, in g9ld ARK
silver cases, for sale by,
'CHAS. HOFER,
JoEclpr.
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Country Produce always
III EXCHANGE at
KLAUS & BROS.


VIZ give the reply of tho Hon
Beverly Matthews to an invitation
20 address the people Of this county
on the 9th inst:
CoLuM4rS Miss, July Is, ~.
Gentlemen;
p. Your favor of the 18th inst in
vlting me to address a meet ng Of
the citizens of Noxubco, called TO
assemble on the 9th OF this month
ITO ratity the Giaciun2ti Il Baltimore
nominations, for President and Vice
President of the U. States, was re-
ceivod to-day. In ny Judgment,
tho people of Mississippi should
support the nominations, not luke
warmly, but earnestlyand cordially
and with the solemn resolution to
make that support effective in this
State, if such result be within the
compass of human possibilities.
Greatly more thar has been fully
considered, / fear, by the masses OF
the voters, in both the State and
national welfare to our oppressed
people and the people of the whole
Union dcpeads the triumph CT thl
nomination you proposed to rAtlfy
It will bring sweet and enduring
peace to all classes of bona tide CIT
liens within our own borders, link.
F., ed with recovered authority to pre-
scribe and regulate our own domcs
tic concerns, in the light Of the vlr
tue and Intelligence of those mos
} deeply Interested in the prosperity
, and happiness of the State 1t vii
send to retirement mon educated t.
the havoc Of war, and bring to tn
front men trained to the arts 0
: peace. IL will extinguish the spin
I of war and rc-establish tho spirit o
peace, and impart to every citlzol
: 4 pride and stake in tho govern
. mcnt by bringing it back to what |
7 was in the oidcn,timo-tho env.,
and admiration Of the ciyiIlHo'
world.
=, | thank you and those yQq repro
; sent and regret that / am pnaRl
now to make an unconditionfl ~
t ccptancc Of your kind Invitation
Y and promise; if can RECONCILE COZ!
g plia4co with other engagements t
apjto with y,oa in tho pFqpose& Ea
ifcation mGe1ing.
Yours, truly, he.
BEVERLY MATTHEW'S,
TO Mossrs. g. NJ. Thomas, II; :
Rice and ". F. Eiland, Cemmltt'
&c.
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We are fond Of music. We took
the disease naturally. We have
heard the hcw gag, tho h"goloon
and the catawampus, but of all the
oxecrablc MACHINES, commend usto
= wheeling, tFokGn-wfndcd accor-
doom. We have road ofATPhlon's
lyrc attracting the rocks to its
owners feet, but when We hear one
OF those mf~nal air-pumping, "6th-
matte and spasmodic generators OF
uncouth sopnds we feel u diSPositl"R
to attract u rock to its owners
head. A blacksmjth's bellows, orr
iCalliopo st u reasonable distance, i
rather soothing and s&gsestivc,-b
whom we hear IN accoFdeonss at'
ways wish cur ears wSfe supplIese
with air.tight y&Fves, or tho iEstF@
mcnt with a Aylng BrickEat.
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To the Survivors of the 18th Miss.
Regiment.

There will be a reunion Of the
survivors of the 18th ut Meridian
on "Wednesday, Aug. It'll, prox.-
Those belonging to this Regiment
in this and adjoining counties will
please take notice and attend, il
possible, as they intend to have Il
rousing time Of it.
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1t will be seen that a Ratification
Meeting will be held on the 2ath at
Macon. Let all whose names are
in the call be on nand and endeat.
or to bping others here, 50 the full
sense of tho citizens of Noxuhgp
can be INDICATED. Let us have 4
rousing mcetins,of theyoung and
old. lis effect will bc saIutaFy on
the GRANTEES. SOD" - o.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

Ee- The Bar VI Col. Jactson's
Hotel is undor the supervision of
jeff Edwapla, who knows how to
concoct II plain az fancy drink AS
well as "apy othOr man" He new
or gives you IL headache in his
"Robinsom county" or "Old Bour-
bon" Try thom and "scc how it is
yourself"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

At w. +. Ferris's Book Store, you
can find the latest news, including
striking illustrations of the political
situation. dfyou are a Democratic
or Radical Grant man, Tom N"Sty,S
pictures in Harper will suit your
taste, and if yop think Greeley a
better man, Frank 4eslio's lllustra-
tod helps his cause. HiS Budget OF
Fun contains . fund Of hElmor end
some telling hows AT the present
administration. You pays your
money and yo.p takes yopr choice
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Ly.lI { 2aLg STifJg
Macon, MISS,
6. = POWELL, Prep
YNpOHTANTNQT,CE TO
4 TAX P.ANLn&.

For the Information Of tux payers Tie
following publication is male;
Ehc Cbaicrry Clerk ol shid cGulty,4
ported tu the y ucd that the Assessor o.
Tyxcs Of sail county filed the assessment
FOL, Of the personal tax If said county ,n
the Sc. day OF July, 1872, the same bc.ar
for tAn assessment for the fiscal year ls
and said assessment roll being presented ta
the Board, on examining thu same, it is ur-
arrcd TINT the same be flied and remain na
, lie il the office of the clerk of said court
,Latil the fiTSI MONDAY Of AUGUsV,
1872, for objections to the anne and Il ag
bearing 70 tn ST. ~sfaction OF she Buar2t e., 1t
some cf the merchants of sud county have
failed to give IN tu the Assessor II correct
SssrssinpHt Of their notes and nee ouptS and
Tint 4 pir4inn Of the taxpayers Of sad
county have failed to give il their stock OF
the Nj. " 0. l;R. Company. us required hy
l4w, it is therefore ordered that said tax
payers to notifirl Of this order BY publicu-
jon, and that they he required to cornrt
said assessment before tie first Monday Of
August, l5'4.
Attention Is directed to Section 1881,
Ar, I Chap, %, Revised C1de Of 1871,
Section iii3 reads rs follows,
On Nil prnper'y not exempted, real aud
personal muacy, rights in action. notes,
rcoupt,. hnk and stock IN incorporate i.
Ico npqn''s. there .iali Dr. IS, ,ed and co.
lnr'cd ou hr ysiur thereof &c.
3 orlrt ot the bwtrl
= IL LIL,.-I.- 49,
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STEAM ENGINES and N&CaRhRY,

The State of mississippi
NoNlAer County. ....
Order. at Rules, before the Clcrkat his Of,
drr in vacation, July II, 1872.
.r.:, T,,.r,, ~o.,nn,.irant
DAVID lo'"''n' e''"P'''"'''
llama, r,aIn 1ofonaant.
T',t' C',a. ...,;J o,n,r.
In tug D04"oyFI oou, n; ?' ,'," pJ ~, t.,u,
upon hil' Of complaint and ne aihd@Nit h'ca
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

RSg" D. Lan4sath AZ Sons new crop of
Turnip SEED, Ruta Basas, Purple Top,
White Flat Dutch, Seven Top, Pomermi'
an Globe, just received by
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The State of Mississippi, Chancery
Noxubeo County. Court

state ~ MISAlSslppI, SnaHtVly
Noxubeo County. Court
To all persons interested in tho estate Of
William Brown, dcccaied*
Notice is hereby given lQ the ,ercditors of
the estate of said deceased, that apon OK
animation of the report and pGitT0n of j.
b. Allgood, Administrator dc bqniS non OF
The Estate Of William Brown, deceased, the
ggpid estate was on the 18th ,dfy Of June,
i872, BY our said Gh4nccry Cqurt of said
county declared and $ecFeGS ipaolvent
Now, therefore, notice iShereby given t.
the creditors of said estate to come forward
and have their claims duly probatcd and
Registered in the register kept by the clerk
of The .Gougt Aforesaid for lh6t purpose, and
my creditor who she'll pot register his claim
ana have the same duly probated, as the
Jaw requires, by the
18th day Of September, A. D 1872,
hall DO forever barred, according to thu
statute Ill such eSso made and provided
Given under my hand and seal this thu
25th day of june, 4, D, 1872:
j. B. ALLGOOD,
Administrator dc kouis non Of VIM
Brown, deceased. June 29-5t
. HA N
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nay. Our Irigh friend and brother,
John Thornton, again trqts .oyt hlS
nag, and thereby all mPy, know
what he proposes to DO, a4d 80 1t
well, too. John is noitheg a siQT
nor a slack workman, anf i he
gives your horse &ts i wiz 9e plea
SAINT ones, apd hc viii feel TIE net
Itor Tor it anq 30 viii VqN:
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.EGl2TRAFION NOTICE.

DEGlsIkSF4DN Eo4LNh'
We, the undersigned Registrars for NoN-
ubec County %ill proeeed to register the
qualified voters of said county, in accord
nncc with law, at the times and places
specified below, tO-wit:
SHuQUALAK,
Monday 4 Tuesday, Aug. X Il, 1872.
SUMMEkVILLE.
"Wednesday Thursday, Aug. li& 10, 1872.
TRQTAAN'S,
Friday & Saturday, Aug. 70 & II, 1877
MUSHULAEILLE,
Monday j. Tuesday, Aug. 10 " 20, 1872
LYNN CREEK.
"Wednesday & Thursday, AaG. 2la22, 1872.
sTQyALt'S STORE,
Friday Il Saturday, Aug. % " q, 1872.
BRQOKSVILLE,.
Monday & Tuesday, Aug. % s q, 1872
CLIFFQNYIILE,
"Wednesday i Fbarsdlay, Aye. 2S&2a, 1877.
WOODLAWN,
Friday 4 Saturday, Avg. 30 y 81, 1872,
GOODWNS FARM,
,Tnosdoy sont, 2 1872.
Monday y luo'un!,
COOKSylLhE'
"Wednesday s. Thursday, Sept. 4 Il 5.
MACON.
Wo1Ausrh,,.aar
Monday tuesday, "epteSeTS Y 1N''''
Scpt.9, 10, II &ls.
Voters having their regis tratio o. papers
ma res'a'"S III '"' 'N'Pte 9'tt's1 ' WY
voted u last yoar hecd ho| SIeta'
This registration is intended only fe'
those who have not registered and tins,
~ tn;,,a;J tb,ir egis,tatioi
YIN" h'HNo 'os'T - NA''"'N ,",,.n. -
> papers. Is ~ OAN'Nt'I; -"
MATT. MAitORNER,i
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By" Call and see our MAsoN's In
PROVED FRUIT JARS.
YATES & MURPHEV.
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L.AD{ESi

We have one Of the finest cocks
of LADIES CLOTH SHOES, &gstom
Made, that evor was brought 20 Ma
con, and will be sold low.
KLAUS X BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

The literary, local, financial and
comm rciaI, that is 10 say, tho Sc
Nor and Junior Editors a the Bca-
cou, visited ca ma2sp the p.emiscs
of JAS. Il. G,yc~, Of this town, yes,
tcrdoy. Col. Rivcs has ahowu what
a few acres Of comparatively poor
land can do 9nGor careful cuItiva-
ton. lie has one Of tho finest
places in town, and a great variety
Of vegetable productions his fruit
orchard Of only three years growth
is splendid, tho trees loaded down
with the finest yarictiosofthc peach,
Col, l., exhibited Il beet raised in
his ga44eG, which he intended to
bring ia our Office, but 10 WAS too
large, aud as the mountain couldn't
come to Mahomot, Manomct was
obliged to go to the mountain. We
walked leismcly around the mon
Ster and viewed it from all points
of the Gnmpass. Its weight was
about S lbs.
Col. Hiyes showed us conclusive
" the superiority OF the compost
gathered ut home to the patent
ADVERTISED fertilizers, in the growth
of "omG rDttan side By side enriched
with each kind. lie is also testing
the Southern relief pea, and, from
its rank, luXuruAnt appearance,
paomise% to,be a great success. On
leaving his gF0unds, Col. Il. loaded
ny down with some Of the finest
peaches we have. sqen in this conn
Ivy. If al aurFeQplq would follow
his example, our section would be;
come a 'cGntinuou' garden,
For many years, the, firm Of Ira
W. Porter d Co. has. been known
for hundreds of miles ON all the
thoroughfarcs %radjating from No
bile. 1t is an energetic, cntcrpris.
ing firm, and to-day enjoys u we'll
earned reputation. When Mr.. Por-
ter was in Macon a few days ago he
informed n they had a complete
stock Of bHIdcrs' materials, and
would insure fair prices and prompt
delivery. ~ contractors and large
dealers they allow A.Iilcral discount
OH card rates,
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Erly. MllL EERnls wlIl continno tt

Bry' Wa FERNlS WIII continue 10
sell the Standard School
Books, ~ introductory prices,
until the frstof August. Teachers
or pupil, wishing cheap Books
should call early aud save paying
regular rates. which will be rosum-
ed bcfope tlc sessions ofour schools
open.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES. of all
kinds, ut W. +. EERhLSS'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
KEEP COOL.

Stray Hats Of Pill Descriptions
sold ReJdr4eSs Of Cost. II yqg ~
pot bcI eve it, cqll and soc Ct
KLAUS \ BRQS.
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Glass Fruit Jars,

Now is this time to buy your
FRutY JARS. We can supply them
in any quantity, with E9trG Rubber
Rings. JONES q FhENOn'
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! | IVY is the style of new
Bin EoFris 4 Henry
n Aavo bought the stock
Sson'c u t%i, and will keep
or, Of Dry,C, GODS,
sc I,g i4'Alsg supplies gen
'' oua chickens, bultor,
IO |"q At tho same stand
HqO(cs. +N4 9'N''''
D,0 'iS season leo Cream
G,''N0d daily 70 families
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

of our readers is
" Say, of Rev. Mr.. Fox's
i'NH''v'tle. lie as an OK
'achcr, and will, do all
FOm'Ses, and with the as.
MIS- Fox will exercise a
Tp'FVlSion over the pupils.
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No f {,

=, Ranger i. t the Court
c 81 n,,, Clerks atlice, Any
INV. i','I nj, attention. will receive
a sSgAL McNEEs, Cor. \
eacio G.pgrr Sa4ahpr Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
IoNRI AID SHARP

l., ryoss sc were shown
icons. Lowry ana n'"'P
N, invitation to speak
sa.arday at the miHca,
y rolDo one, Come all,
b. Yum
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
JESSE III, BVCk,
Il Pr NGiPAL.

/ shc past weet< mo have
ID of gentle showers, with
N weather. As y0t We
DmpIaint Of the worm,
goung corn ii @lvanGjpg
- the old prediction be
bin on Vt. Swithen's day
pyed by forty days Of
y may expect "a wei
ag weather."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

BAY \ fresh supply OF McEwen's
Edinburgh Ale received by
YATES 4 MURPHEY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

Dey- All oEaers for R9oEs, STA
&c, promptly Sl'S $ll BY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

aviation Of Col. jackson
I Of the hotei, Lapd he is n
~ Keepiqg) We had the
y dining with Gen. Ghol-
erdccn, and Col Basker-
town. The old veteran,
RlSOn seems to be in good
We hope will have many
PIN to.deyote to the ser
country.
4F"ns for Greeley &pd is
pack to Aberdeen to take
f1nd ratification meeting.
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\ PROPERTY FoB

I'M PROPERTY FOB,
n" SALE!
~ Hotel, situated il Macon,
.oId for Il division on Monday
4 November next, in front of.
~ in the town of Macon, on
J trrms, to-wit;
IN balance in one and tive
If ,.ic, bearing interest a
4a5Ir property, and hOs hecn
Susily rrhucd rs a lirst-clo''
IN oylY ovG ~ TIE rLAgE.
JOHN A. BEVlLLn
has. NJ. BENlLL,
. ", f.. ElLAND,
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.Fs'atod fight occurred be
Il" our eitizepS Che other
#'ea resulted in the pay
@''Or's bill instead of a
w. The remote cause
and Grant, the immc-
I'D rasc al.
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lay" Don't fail to see those Sclt-
Sealing FRUIT Jars, at
JONES ( FRENCH'S.
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NOR SALE.
A secondhand extension'sCat BUGGY,
with double harness. Apply at Office of
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seists OF the colorcd sect
Il another Of their pro-
Aectins', and as usual re.
ordinary modes OF procc.
q cases. They sing their
fnant thcig sermons, and
" hymns, AID altogether
ti@c generally. They
Fak up about midnight,
hereafter rs they e)nve'
it sccm' they cast
Zoology until then.
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EDUCATION.
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Ste bentiden Glsinifdbter ID amerita.
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