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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
HORACE GREELEY'S PROPERTY,
The Personal Estate $3.50, Cocoon.
mOdOrs VAAderbIlt's 81, 900 Check.

The appraisers Of Horace Grce-
ley's estate began their labors: on
Thursday. Although the work is
incomplete, it is safe TO estimate
that his personal property will foot
up about $4,000.
1t is pretty certain that Samuel
Sinclair is indebted to the estate at
least $4,000, There are about $780,.
900 Of bad debts and worthless &C.
curities. Tho appraisers soy that
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jp, owes the
estate $4,000 borrowed money.
On Tuesday Commodore Wander.
bilt sent his check for $1,000 to
each Of Mr.. GreclOy's daughters,
Ida and Gabrielle, adding that IL
they needed money at any time
they might call on him.. Y. Sun.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
NEWS ITEMS.

"A treasury circular, issued al
Havana, recommends the shooting
of those guilty Of frauds on the
treasury. Should such an order BIZ
passed at Washington, there would
be 3 rise in gun.powder and q con.
siderable fall of statesmen.
Boutwell, has resigned the res
iEnatiOn to take effect the 4th Of
March next. lie expects to succeed
Wilson in the Senate.
The Republic Of Spain takOs al
early opPor unity to intimate she
will not part with Cuba, but intends
to keep tho Spanish flag on Amcri-
SAit Soh as u pledge Of the pcrpctu.
al union Of the old and new world.
There has been q flood on the
Potomac, and warm weather, for
February, in New York.
A. J. NJ. Kinstry has boon ap.
pointed Postmaster Of Mobile.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
Special tS the BCaoORl
WASHINGTON, Feb. is, 1878,
n.rn R.rrnn

HSV' ~ AS'NN
Dedr RFGeaA;
The preliminary stir of the COM
ing Inauguration is already felt in
this city, Preparations are making
to have it an occasion Of unusual
eddt, and probably some new tea-
lures will be introduced into the
old fashioned Fourth Of Julyish or
der, which has descended from Geo,
WashingtOn's first Fourth Of March.
kilograms are pouring in, to secure
MONS, from all quarters, and ex-
pectation is considerably excited ut
the grandest display over Oontem-
plated.
The congratulations of SloEleS
on the establishment ot the Spanish
Republic wore followed by a cold
shower bath from the Spanish dep
uty. announcing the determination
of Spain to holQ Cuba as a perpet-
ual possession, 1t oecaSioned a
considerable twittor In the cabinet,
and Con, Grant, who has had strong
hopca Of being able to accomplish
it's transfer TO his dominions, will
now rely on the rebellion, and as
sist it in any way, 80 rs not to
openly violate our neutrality,
The attempts to mix up q moral
whitewash for the saints of Repub.
licanism involved in the Credit Mo-
bilier transactions, Is rather too thin
to be ScrviceabIe to the parties most
interested, Public opiniun will soon
wash off tho thin deOeit, and the
stains and streakG will become more
apparent. Judge Poland's Com.
mittcO are ready with their Report,
which will handle Iomc Of the par.
ties quite severely, Tho Insurance
Companies have put In their claims
for a share in the Geneva Award,
and have sent able counsel to push
forward thOir ~iptorOats in that d.
rectiOn. Perhaps, tbs companies
being very wealthy, they will try
moro questionable means 10 secure
this end. Mr.. Potter, of n. y, sud
denly changed base on tho merits
OF the question, stating that at first
be Yves violently opposed to this
claim of tho Insurance, but a SubsO.
quont examination had reversed his
opinion, and offered an amendment
to forward his views. Other claims
will como up as the investigation
proceeds.
The COMMITTEES on Education and
Labor will Report a Bill for the
promotion of education in tire South
orn States. 1t appropriatcs s., O0O,-
900 to DO distributed, according to
the population Of the several states,
for the education of children from
six to RixtOOn, without regard to
color, &c.
Ny letter is necessarily short,
and only refers to ~ fow leading
subjects Of interest. The Inaugural.
ton is now the great topic, and a
Bill has even been introduced into
Congress to declare it a legal Holt
day. Au Revoir,
MIKE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
THE SLAUGHTER OF THR
NN0CEYTIS.

Tho cudgcl of Cakes AmOs has
done its work relcntiessly, and the
victims arc writbing undor its
blows. In vain they strive to prove
it a paper cndgcl, like that the In.
dian Giant In the show plies about
the backs Of tao terrified maRikins.
who had tho temcrity to assail him.
There are real bruises Hndor the
the strokes Of AmOs's YsR olHb ;
bruises which COlfax cgnRot SmiIc
off, which tho pleas Tartan eanr OF
eoTsr with the mantie of PRAYER.
and which Patterson, in bis stripped
and exposed condition, has no pow
or to conceal. On HIM, in his M,
kedncss, most iuthlcssly the storm
of blows foil, and their marks r
his forever. 70 these mon Oakes
Amos is the old man Of the yea.
they cannot throw him of; NE mOrs
desperate their efforts, the closer
no ciinGs. lAt he i si'inbls pls
man.
Whit tho allotted years Of hsHsan.
i'y bending his stalwaTt tsams,
ASaas Is "a sSamplO of tho
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
THE INAUGURATION.

Tho quSdrcnnial gush of our
highly. favored American patriot
ism will dcluge the city OF WasIirg
on the fourth of next month,
with the provincial and cosmopoli
tan inflow of that sentiment, and
the great Public will be stated with
high-wrought and Characteristic
descriptions Of the junketings,
speeches, and other old and young
AmcricanismS. The Jenkinacs, RI.
diant as sun-howers will turn their
heads and follow the sun Of fashion
or authority, and their sickly yellow
cmanations will diffuso themselves
metropolitan ncwspaperdom.
Tho yerdAnt sight.scer, the profes-
sionaI pockct-pieker, the lobbyist,
Congressme II, grave Judges, mill.
tary martinots and veterans will be
mingled together-a fine study for
ono who is fond Of Kaleidoscope
Objects. A fine bOdy-guard for tho
incoming Yice-PrCsident might be
composed Of Cakes Ames and his
wriggling victims, CoIfax, PattOr.
son, Harlan and others.
Let us throw up our hats at the
approach Of the great Jubilee and
shout, "Grcat is Allah, and Mahom-
ct is his prophet
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,


Whereas, II has pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom to nul9vs from our
midst, by death. our late brothcr, +. b,
GREER, whodsparted this life january 2lst,
1873, aged 36 years and 6 n)Rnths.
Resolved. That willis We bow submissive.
" 10 the will Of our Heavenly Father, yO
our the losS of q beloved. member, a
good citizen and %sincsVe friend,
Resolved, That in his death Slaughter
Lodge, No 295, incurred the loss Of II zoal-
Gus, respected and useful member. who
was ever ready to sustain the principles Of
the Order.
Resolved, Tint in this their hopr Of deep
affection, we tender the berenved family ii
our deceased brother our heartfelt symps'
thy, and hope that through tho mercy 0l
Him who - the comforter Of the Inflicted,
tary may receive such consolation and
'uPpolt under this sore trial nS He alone
can give.
R~eJoycd, That . copy Of these proceed.
ings BE- transmitted to the family q the de
ceased. spread ppon the nlpukcS, and pub
iisbca in Mo Macon Beacon. :
Resolved. Thatkhe momberS Of this Ledge
wear the qt9al badge Of mourning for thir.
~ days.
L. L. Anderson,
s. s. FIELD,
+. @. NICHOLSON,
Committee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
MOVES.

saaas
Our Devil wishes to emigrate
to the Sandwich Islands, because
they have but twelve ~letters'iu the
alphabet there.
A female AstrOlOger, in New
Orleans, advcrtiseA - sure cure for
rheumatism and reconciling cS-.
Irangsd lovers" This is equal TO
the grocer who advertised Sulphur
aud other kinds Of spice" for Eale.
Among the vagariCs of our
Coartry exchanges, WI note the
regular publication of Divorces, af
tor the list OF Marriages, in the Ny
Sun.
Our rural cotemPorAry, the
Mobile Register, has y snake story
twenty feet lOng-wO mean the
snake-in its columns. The rattlins
tale at last ends in n gunny-bag,
and We believe the snake ends there,
too.
The passage ofthe Civil Rights
Bill has very much the effect OF
BcnEnS on the negro population ;
they will at last find it a forty
acre and mule " tAllacy. Most OF
them have imperfect ideas Of this
new "Omnibus Bill, and imagine
il ia composed Of several fourths OF
July, a dozen or two Emancipation
Proclamations, and an indefinite
amount Of pockct-laSk whiFkey,
with the nanc Of Governor Pc Sers
blown in each bottle, ITO be vol
shaken before taken"
The Tieksburg Herald is after
me MiSSiSSIPP1 IchITdI lot thO VIZ
giant, ornamental and impressive
wood cuts that adorn its pages.
This is all wrong. Ch0chun a son
gout" is our motto, and if Brown
wishes to send a specimen Of the
perfection to which wood-cnsraving
ia carried in Mississippi to the
Vienna Exhibition, we Should not
object, but rather hope he will select
n ahe d'Ruvre for the astonishcd
Austrians to contemplate.
-Oakes Amcs must he the very
Acc Of Spades, for he has come
within al c Of digging tho grAves
of the. regulations Of more public
men than worc ever associated to-
gOthcr II corruption.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

tnr State Of Mississippi, Bvtho BOARD os
No%ubes County. = Supervisor.
TO d. Bowers; rF
Ion are hereby cited to appear boc,,o
tnS pqSg4 Of Supervisors u Noxubse
70 XXX n'ssNsipPh n q meeting thereof
- Y neSl at thS Cont HOUSE N Macon
Wsqqggcsaey 9TH day d February. {s7a tSs,
and there TO pay the taxes dnc 81 NM Isnd
!ne same boibg reported delinonent Secorl.,
ing 70 law, BY the tax collcniop ~ SsSS
r fou Il .a sS' VI |, VI qf ,agAa' 8. %, r. Il,
e q 9wtS 20 = ~ n l6, lying Id ma
N NFQxYgRes; state tax $1,S4, rrounty
gag Ss7s, total SOLE, together witb ny
Sony. aataeegOs, and all costs, Or SLOW tEo,
sag taxes have been paid, or In dsgso,t ~
tach showing, judgment Tor IN Ssis H.. ~
& wlll DO entered vt said meeting ~ sa;S.
poaru against spia land, c~ondsn,Tr NV
..iIc Y 70 inSs+ ffReyeof according 10 law
costa ana damages. SAVE
r. ny order Of said Board, tbis the ian
H. 81 day of December. 1870. ~"
.,, Z. A. ]. McHkNRY
l@nl i-4w Chsncery CLERK snd ex.eRc;o /.
~ ''' S'l Clerk ofB. S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

cupidity that would line a mans
own eefiR with hapk notes, sFeAI
thoush "a dali& WIlh Grid 10 to ae-
sOnplisb IT, IhO pfty 81 pOW~.
nay Pfsppt ) CLOS Ov the ACts
81 tho vieiue Of tbs cola man &c
the aNN" but the infamy, like the
shirt Of EOssus, will cling to thOm
to the death,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

~ This No. Of THE BEACON goes
its COtNmporary journals of
tho United States to the Vienna
Exposition. W. take the occasion
to congratulate His Majesty, the
EmpOrOr, and i We have time wiz
send him M autograph letter, of
which We furnish q printed copy.
10 HIS Majesty, the Emperor Of
Austria!
SRE-W'c forward The BEACON on
its mission to you as onS of the en-
baSsadors OF the Press. Through
that trVmendOus engine of a free
people will be illustrated TO your
royal understanding the climate,
resources and character Of our
country, We II a great people, a
chivalroas and high-tonOd people,
most of US being raised to c. sharp.
The impression generally obtains
that We are a nation Of sharpers and
thOives. To aEdeOeive Your Majcs
ty, look at tho Credit Mobilier, see
how its manipNlators wero confined
in tho great National PenitentiaTy
at Washington, known rs Congress.
We are aware, Your Majesty, that
tho douhle-headsd eagle of your do
minions is q head ahead of ours, but
we can beat it in fuss and feathers,
especially tail feathers. You will
make our institutions your especial
study. We have u great many of
them, as everything not otherwise
named, is an institution.
And now We would call your at.
tention to tho immediate s%eOIIon,
represented by the BEtcoN, The
population of this interesting por-
ton of spread. cayloism is trl-eolor-
ell, black and yellow dominating in
love, politics, religion and numbers
leaving the whites to control the
morals and finances. The soil Of
the diStriot illuminated by The BEA-
con is exceedingly fertile, large
quantities Of it bong exported in
sacks since the war to manure the
barren fields and gardens Of the.
North. Before tho emancipation
proclamation our Puritan brethren
rejected it ~ a fertilizer on account
Of it's not being free soil, The most
productive fruit, indigenous to the
soil, is the porsimmcn. When
green, the negro youths use it to
tune their mouths for whistling
Yankee Doodle with correctness,
and tho variations. In regard to
other productions-when We do'not
raise h-ll,-we raise corn and cot
ton. The most abundant bird is
The Turkey Buzzard. This fowl
needs no seasoning in cooking, be-
ing naturally high-aavorcd, cOnsc-
QuOntly it is never stuffed with
oysters.
But wo cannot tax Your Majesty's
time and patience with an enumer-
alton ofall the virtues ofthe climate,
soil, inhabitants and fishes of this
model Republic. Some Of our spec.
linen men will visit You, but beware
lest they establish side shows around
your Great Exposition. The Amer
leans are great on side shows.
Wishing Your Majesty n long life,
VIC leave YOU to your reflections.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
Tho State of Mississippi, B Win, =
NoxHboe County Su'OSso.l,

Tho State Of Mississippi, B,t,, \
NoHHboe County: Su 1os |
To !. d. C%lbgFn- W
You arc hereby cited to anna.
tho Board ofSupGrvisoras u SptviilI
W, Mississippi At a meeting ' th.-seI
held at the cb~urt house IN S. ,~s'S N
dayi the Stk dry Of FchLaaly, Is;s N
there TO pay The ta|ps due on.,.iSl..I
same belngyrGRGEi ID What
tn law BY the tAx-coG
tO-wit-2 vacant lott !
and being in said cUN ,,Hs,
tax 20 cents, county tAS n ~
total 2 Dollars anl9Q cSit Itopet NJ
10 per cent. dam ,gcs and ali rrst, !
that said taxes have been INA y, :
VI such showing Judgment fnrtbs ~.
Of will be entered ut said msstins
Board against said land, condemn,
as shall Ee sufficient to satisfy nt5I'1' ,SI
costs and damages. '"'
By order Of said Bodrd hi, 4
IT,, s.. day Of December 1872
.,, h. n. }. McHEyRl
j%nli-iw ChngcNry CLERK and e,.
Print fec sat ,rlsrk A.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
Cotton for 1914:

We eollate, from the reports il
the Field d Factory for January, the
following tabular estimate Of the
raised in tho State, by coun.
tics, for the year 1872. II will be
perceived that the grand total 70
five hundred aud ssVenty.thvee
nine hundred aud ten
which is good for Mississippi /;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

~ Before another isSne of the
BEACON reaches our subscribers, the
l.Snten season will hare commenced
and the festivities which prcc"de
its initial day, be over. Next Tues
day is Mardi Gras, Fat Tucsday0
known for centuries in tho Italian
cities as tho Carnival, farewell 70
fCsh). The next day succeeding
this one Of social anarchy, masquO
and revOl, is Ash Wednesday, when
the f"rty days Of abstinencc cOpI-
ncnce, ending on ! ster, which
BY the way, is generally nor than,
forty days. This seas IN is regard
ed principally BY the Roman Cath
ollie and Protestant Episcopal
churches, though there is no valid
reason Why 1t should not be Obscrv.
90 by all christsndom, as i com'
memoFatcs one OF the most sublime
asls and lessons Of the great Fouh.
der Of C.hrist,anitv.
w.A,
NNtAS8NA w AAN Ill AH IL A04N Oh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

WTo0 MUcH NIaeER."-The n. o,
Tmea at Sunday says, an old color.
cd woman Yesterday complained to
q white acquaintance that the times
were never so hard before, and that
really she did not got enough to
cat. "And what do you think is
tho capse OF such hard times!" lie
inquired, "Ah," she replied, I" we
all knows dat well 'nHf-toa Mwch
ni99eT in de hgiStdtur."
Tho same might DO said in regard
to our Legislaturc.-[EFaRdSbo
Democrat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
.S'H ERIFF'B SALR.

vs. fenNl kSponaS,
Norman Mcleod. order i0' SALE
Jadg't NQv, %, ~, for SlA0O aud
costs,
ny virtge of u certain wit OF Ex-
eution to mt objected ip the above
stated case tF1m the office Of the
cICFk Of THO oircEit court ofNoxubse
county, Miss, | will on Monday the
Sd Of March, 1873, nj tAp court,
ho'Sc dGaF IN tho iowa of Macon,
proceed TO Sell 10 the higAaSt bidder
for cash, at PnLie qutcry, within
legal hours, all tho wight, title and
interest OF defendant IN and TO the
following described tropcfty to wit:
The WI Sci and sw( pfnct, and cl
'wi in scc. 4, and "a nwl sec. Q, all
in Township II, Range IS east, IT,
ing and being in the county oi
NoxnboC aud State of Mississippi.
Levied on as the property of deicn-
liant, Norman McLoed, and will be
sold to satisfy tho Judgment and
costs in the AboyC stated case.
This the It'll day AZ FEBRUARY A D
1873. u. H. CONSOR.
FEB s-R Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE

The State Of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
Jeff, 4, Allgood, County Adminhir,s
and ndministrator DIX BoNlS NoS Of
estate Of Eles5or l.. Andrew dsysR
W.
JAmOs c, Andrews and Others
IN tho CAaneery Court Of said coan'
Under and by virtue and IN
Suancc Of a decree OF the chanr
court Of said county Of Noxal
and Statp 81 Mississippi, cnro'l,sjl
tho September term therCOi'
on the 18th day Of SqptemOtr !
(thc Same being Il day in tho i
September term Of said goqr0
nndsrsignOd, the special GcnI
sioncr 6amed and appointed u /
decree, for the PURPOSES theEss !
ted, viii, on Biehaay, tie
Of FeOraaFIlS7s, boIwe9n h I
prescribed 81 law, TO vii, Ls'I
A, NJ. and So'c'ock P. NJ 9ist
sale, and soil, at public aBrlloR11
the highest bidder ut tle eaI
house qqar in ths town Of aa |.
in said foRnty and State iOr Y
the following 4 ,acrihe4 lanfs, "
situate, and being IN the seld "
~ Of Noxghse and stqts Of w
sippi, aud described 9s follows
wit; Lots aud 3, in seellG,a
lots 2 and 7 in section 81 eng
8, y and l3 in section Z in 'o !,
ship l6, range 10 east tho SOU o.
cast quarter of section q, 10 gov
ship II, range is east SOulsv''
quarter of section %, towsnlPo
range t3 cast aud lots | ang 2
section 3, towRshipl6, rapgs ~!
east half of tho northeast qaArlsF
section 10, township 70, raps"
east and tho esst balf OF tlS Wv "
east QR9pter Of SECTION n
range md township; lots 9n y.
N settson IA, township ~ y" !"
10 +, contaipjpgSQ acres w Y .
halt Of tbc southwest qnarteF@ :
ton =, i~qtownehip 10, ip rapEO.
east west half Of the eQAIpo'
quarter, and wost bali Of IN, " y,
east quarter, and tho pAst as Y
tlc scrthcas; ~ T Fl s0o''9'
township 10, range l6.
Said IHRds viii be alVlaer !
sold in tSRets MOI excess''s
iIcres
GSoaoE G. BRowS'
Special Comml'''0P
Jan, l1-4w
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

DB- We are Indebted to General
Barry for a large package Of gar
den seeds, and two specimen pack,
cts of early yellow cats,
We ARE also under obligations to
Representative Chandler aud Sen.
atOr Smith for daily papers FROM
Jackson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
5000 EvHscaIsEss WANTED }
W, VI, CONNGR,
Sheriff and Tar Collector.


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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

CouRT HoUsE BURNEn,-The now
and beautiful court housoat Tupelo
was burn I'll down OH WWrsd n night
about II O'Ulock, This il y very So
riouU calamity, and will be severely
FELT by the people Of tho coVety. ltS
erection cost about $4,000, aud was
one Of tho hGhdsomeSt pubic build
ings In the STATE. a new one If
curse will have to no built, which
will put another additional tax on
tho people, who arc lily shle to
boar he burden, ~
We forhsnr at present giving any
opinion in regard to tho origin al
the fire, further than To say, it was
caused by carelOssnCSa, and o want
of means after its discovery, to sub
due the destroying OIOment.--Tupe-
10 Standard,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
Ons Klna Il warrant lar al COunty

VI ID aUORtIY hear al mistakes
AAde id issuing County warrants
} be rong Mnd. aud We have
d. cd ihN whom tho mistake Is.
made, tho warrant IS invariably Is
sued AGAlNSE var NND ThAT Is
NEAREST PAR. IA q means of pre-
venting these mistakes, We would
suggest that the Legislature pass
= Law destroying all distinction in
County funds, and have only one
fund for the county.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

At the residence of the brides father,
Fcb'y 18th, 1878, by Roy. l. Il. Hamilton,
Mr.. S. \, Dew and Miss ECZEMA GLASS.
On Tiurslar; l3tii inst, at the rssilsncG
oflhs bride ptrcntS, by the Rev. \. Burns,
Mr.. Y. A. SLAUGHTER. Of ShuquN'ak, Miss.
to Miss Sable l.. WATSON. dlIShtQF VI
Mr., q. Watson of Pirkctsyille, Tenn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
List OfLetterS

RsmalNjnE In the Post 0GcO in Macon,
for the week ending january rs, 1878:
LApIR&' LIST.-MiSs Emma Barry,
Mrs $. Y. Davis,
GENTS' LIST,-Otto Archcnbom, r 7
BOlOte, JS Crawford, 1t c ] Coles, james
CoIlMS Alfred FoOte. TIL Gillespie, Green
Williamson, J i Gerald, J II Kelley, X J
TaFely, MesSrs VI A 4 Co., Jca Nuekss,
W W.Rucker, james Shannon, G w Sluk.
land, Charles Thompson, Steven White
side, Rech. b. Wharton.
Me" called for say advertised.
Z. A. J, McHENRY,
P, II.
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sT- Part!Os who arO indebted to
me, will please come forward and
settle, as | Rccd the money.
s W. +, FEeRrs,
DIN, SHELTON

~ .Oa-ped the practice of meS,c,ns
AAtn AaGep and the %viCinity and rcs.
pectplly tenders his professional services
TO bis friends and the public.
vtieO an the south end ofthe HART
son block, iTmediately over chat oecuSisd
May2o-f
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1hs aiO of IississiD,i
NoxgRss County,
BY the Board Of suD.,A
To W n Wsauop- '
, You are hsreby ei.oa
before tho hoard of SU1o y
Noxebse county, Missiip.Ssvl'|
meeting thereof to BE- GsIH /!
court house IN NaOOn' on T''a
Wednesday 9Th day Ofp.AI
1879,
then and there to paw ths =.
on said land, t6s san mug I Ia1I
ported delinquent Accord; "!
BY the tax-cOilector q ANY,
to.Wit: W of 81 section oAl !, 9
ship 10 range II, and W!
scct'o'l II township is NJ. ]
and w Of ~ | section j. ,",3
ls, range Is, lying in ~ I0Y
OF Noxubee, state tax ala r ~
ty tax so 90, total ga a. " (
er with 10 per cent. d,N ~
costs, or show that sald ~
been paid, or in dsfsu NV !
showing judgment foEtho s,I \
Of Will DO entered at Mil Y,
OF said board against sn'St \
GcMning the same or :, mn ~
Of according to law as shNII \
dcicnt to satisfy said tSsa.
and damages.
ny order of said Do,,I
lhsl 10Th day of DocemI".'
i, A. J McHENRy
f.. chsncery Clerk and ~,
Print foeSl clerk ' Of
} janllv4w
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

MEEHoDIsT X. CHURCH SourH-Rcy. y
v Hamilton, Pastor. Services at II x II
alG L n on Sundays. Prayer meeting
on "Wednesday nights:
B4eTAsT CnUgcH-Nay. i Wh,ts, Pas,
'or' Services twice a moRih.,
UhuHcH o. SAFIYlTF-Rey. M. Crane,
| "''or' SERVICES tSleS 2 ~aPth.
S+TgoIIc CEpRGI-y Visited by Rev. ]
. Aopt9Ii. Services RPee a month.
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go An editor somewhere in n.
Jersey has tho impudencO to send
Us & long list Of notices of his jour,
nal, requesting us 10 publish one
each week until the copy is cxhaus,
tel