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April 5lts
The state of Nls,issipai,l
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The state of Mls,issipHi,O
NrNubec Count.
Ch4'c.ry Court Aoxubee COUNT Monday,
March TO 1873.
The Estate Of Joseph Roger
Upon opening and reading the petition
to the final account % d. ". Mod,cr md
joshua L. Heard, rs ENoc ltors Of the Inst
VIII and tcstmeut Of Joseph Roger. de-.
ccascI, ~ this Court.
1t appearing that Martha NJ Heard. re-.
slang IN Narfen county, Joseph + Stone
an' Mary IA Stone, re5idiagin Lee ,puntv
JgSrth Is Stokes, Ihomas j Stokes. M
n"pNins md her husband Wade Hopkins
Mary \ Dixon, Sarah ! Roger, GuauLn,
OF Nutn hoSrr, Ann ID Roger, Martina Kp.
ger, and Saiil" } Roger, are minor heir, of
/ d hogcr, deceased. and Henrietta NJ
Moorcr, wife Of said D w Moorer. Georoe
y Augustus, M4hala Williams. John +.
"l'ii"M5 taI Nicholas & Augustus, which
!''t Is Il minor without a Guardian. rpsid-
ing IA NoSuoee county, in the state of Mis-
sioslppi. Aud John X Stone and the Nj.
nor heirs Of William Il Stokes. deceased
" wit: Waiter X Stokes, Mamie Stokes
ana Willie Stokes. Aud WAC are without
Guardians, III this state, and residing pt
ana whose post ottice is Chapprll NH in
Washington county ia the state of Texas.
are each and all Of them necessary parties
10 Sald petition, and HnNl account of the
salJ Executors, so on file us aforesaid.
~ - therefore Ordered by the Court tho,
citation issue to all Of said parties resident
III th's state TO their respective counties In
winch they ScVerallV reside. and that n,bli
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Letter from DrOOkSyillc,

BRooKsvLLE, April 8, '73.
Eds. Beacon: On Sunday morn
inng, about nine o'clock, the usual
quiet OF our little town was disturb,
cd by the appearance of about %
negroes, all of them mounted on
mules. They were very quiet and
orderly, and when opposite Free
man & Brooks, on Main street, dis
mounted and repaired to the May
or's office. | got by a window out
side (the odor was too strong inside)
to see what was up, and soon learn
ed that there had been a difficulty
in which one had been shot through
the hand and another stabbed in
several places.
was in attendance at the Meth.
odist church on Sunday night, the
9th instr and was quite surprised to
see so many out. After prayer by
the Rev. 0. p. Thomas, Judge Price
was introduced by Maj Wade Hop
kins. The Judge, in u very clear
and forcibie manner, delivered an
address to the Sunday schools of
this place. lie handled the subject
with the greatest ease. The Judge
has q splendid delivery, a iuc per
sonal appearance, q ready and easy
how OF language, and Is a young
lawyer OF great promise. lie so
thoroughly aroused those in attend
anco that sixty or seventy dollars
was subscribed to replenish the Sun
day school library.
The temperance movement, which
has been quietly organizing in our
little town for sometime, has gath.
cred strength and confidence, and
IS now 0 power sufficient 10 hold In
check the monster evil of drunken.
uess, Il thereby has we'll nigh ruined
the rum traffic of this place. The
general good order and prosperity
apparent everywhere apparent is
attracting attention, aud tho. town
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ELECT.0SS.

HARTFORD, April S.-Return.
from every town in the State civ,
Haven (Rep,) 5000; Insersol
Dem 1900; Smith Temperance
2,O92; ~lngersoIl's majority 1909.
In the LIST Congressional District
Gen. llawley (Rep,) is re clec,cc
by 1882 majority in the I'd Dis
trlct Kellogg (Rep.) is reelected b,
657 majority; in the 3d Districr
Stark weather (Rrp.) is reelected by
1921 majority in the 18th Distric,
Barnum (Dem.) is reelected By
l,440 majority.
The Republicans have a majority
in the State Senate, and the Demo
Gratis Il majority OF from 8 to II ii
the House;
CINCINNATI, April 8.-Thc Demo.
Gratis have elected the Mayor and :
majority OF Police commissioners.
Disorders in the 9Th ward result.
ed in the probable death Of to.l
mon, from beating and shooting, in
Guiding two policemen TIE riot
alarm was sounded, when sixty DO.
Iicemcn appeared, preventing fur.
Their bloodshcd.
ANSAPoLIs, Md, April S.-Thc en-.
tire Republican ticket is tlected by
mJoritles ranging from 100 to 800
Providence, r. l., April 3.-Ful.
returns of the elections give How.
ard, (ltcp.1 Tor Gov, 9,637; Chase
(Dem') S,779j Van Zandt, (Rep.,
tor Lieut.. Gov, 6,4S2 BaIlou, Tenn.
perancc and Rep.) 1898; VALE,
Dem 1920; scattering, 1873. Van
Zandt lacks 400 votes of an election
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and the unaSsai'ah'c m1H iu the
White House, however they may
disagree, or agree with hmm I'm l1>
declaration made wholly for him
self - lie rcmarkeiN that ne Wal,
decided for Grant for service rs
President tor u third term. He set
him forward Is tmipcntlv the man
for the South lie had heeaa Dem.
ocrat, \ slave ow9cr. and not a word
mai ever passed his lips condemaa.
tory OF the men OF the South. Tie
asked II there was Il man al the
Worth 10 be preferred over MIN.
lie had been tried four wears. He
was conservative, lenient, reflective,
prompt; and the speaker was not
only in favor OF him for this term-
although it was sought to imLIicate
hsm with Greeley, when he was
with Grant all the timc-but he
went farther and waited him for a
third term, [Great a~pplause.l lie
was not the man to involve us in a
war. lie was peaceabte. He would
not even nave Capt. Jack art the
'Iodocs eGterminatei, although
they deied the government. lie
simply had them surrounded and
starved cut-tOr down they must
In this way come at last.
lie asked, what Is Mississippi to
dom th. next canvas, bpt carefully
abstain from an expression Of any
preference IN men tor Stale naiceS.
aud closed with a very umely and
eloquent appeal to the young meD
OF Mississippi to desert the dead
pAst-and the party ofthe dead pap'
the DemOcrary-with or wilhGu
An &Ijective-anl come ut once to
the Republican party, the party Of
progress, activity, me ard reform.
lie asked Young men, what praise
may BE- due you il you stIl stand
by the past? Do you desire to be
distinguished As great mon, rs great
beneiat)rs? Then belong to the
age in which You live. Have your
names recorded with those in his,
tory as among those who sleep not,
but who accomplish results. [Chccrs
Accept the right, OF the coiorcd cit
zen. Have him educated u2 to
your standard. If you would be.
Gene valuable TO the people and
earn a name 10 be remembered.
You must accomplish something lor
H"ur cuuntry'S sake otherwise the
country viii surely tail to bear yuu
IN remembrance. You can have
now a chance TO earn u monument
more enduring than brass and mar
ole. Come with me. Humble as
am can show you the road to AN
honorable distinction. II you pre-
Ter the apron string Of the anted.-
.uvlan nurses to which yoU arc
preparing to be attached, you may
live Il long life, die respected, and
yoa and your nejghbor become for
gotten altogether. Let Us nave no
more talk o. Northern men, South
ern men, white men, colorcd men,
but let US all be united in one Oh
ject-rhe advancement Of the com.
mon interests Of our common couu.
Try. Come togethet-co-opcrate-
JOIN interests. You can do it, and
YOU should do it.
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The Nt,t1o Of Mississippi
NoNubro County.
Chanccry Court, Noxubrr Codaty, Ntf
ne,aaY March, l., lSia.
The Estate
CAS- 1T
james Nancc, dtr'ed.
In the lnnttcr of the distribution Oh ~
assets of the Estate of james Nance az
ecaS'td, among the several creditor, tOrfN,'
Inns tay came on to be heard, the NI0'
er distribution of the said Estate Of ne
saId deceased, among the creditors t1rr4",
AGdlt appearing IT, the Coutt tlat wv
publication heretofore ordered in sall lfv
'rodlng has been duly made according "
r'W' and the former order of thus O"T,,
proof of which having been Filed 10 NV
cause; II further appearing tc the IoaN,
mat the Clerk Of thfsCourt, did onthe Phl
gay Of March AID 1873, File in this (,ai'
IN s'na cause, . statement of all the c'r,u'
registered against said Estate, spesN!''S
V"rh claim AND the amount thereof.
ana On reNding said report % SAID c'f,N,
u Is ordered and dccrecd, that said c',V
ne sci down for Final hearing ON the "a 1N'
OF the next term Of this Court; which lyrb'
OF sud Court will be held on the ID Won,
any IN June 1873. 1t is further crlofe'
thnt' publication be made in the Macon
beacon, a newspaper published in the ~s"
ol Macon, in said county, forslN successive
weeks citing and notifying the credllo'', "
sald Estate to be and appeara before ,a0
Court on suid dnv In said met torn, inv
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The State Of Mississippi
NoXubee County,
chanccry Court, Noxuboe Comfy, Tees
day March, II, 1873.
The Estate
(295) of
X. Y. II Patterson,
In the matter Of the hual account Of John
lnabnit, Administrator of the Estate of X
7 II Patterson, deceased, which was filed
On the It'll day Of March 1873. On mo.
ton Of said Administrators by bis So
l%icitor, it appearing that Albert Patterson,
one of the heirs of said deceased, is not ua
inhabitant of this State. but resides beyond
the limits thereof, to wit: At Uhestervillo
pOst-otlice Chester county in the State Of
South Carolina. 1t is therefore, ordered
that publication be made in tie Macon
sbeaeGn, a acwspaprr published in the
town Of Macon IN said co my, for four
consecutive weeks, citing the said Albert
Patterson to be and appear ut the next
term Of this court, at u term thereof, TO be
held at the Court House In the town of
Macon on the second Monday in june 1873,
then and there to show cause why tho said
account Of said Administrators should not
be allowed And the Clnsk Of this court
is hereby ordered to transmit oy mail, pos
iage paid, u copy Of this urlar 10 the said
Albert Patterson, directed to Chestervine
ms aforesaid. @f
1t is further ordered that citation issue to
Martha Inabnit, the wife Of said Admins
traitor, and widow Of said deceased. and
also TO Susan Patterson, the minor child
Of said deceased, residing In Noxubeo
county. sHg
a true copy from the minutes Of said
court. X. a. ], McnENBY, Clerk.
mr2a II H
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At The Bill prohibiting the sale
of vinous and spirituous liquors in
the city Of Meridian has passed the
Legislature. 1t was gotten up AT
the instance OF the ladies of thai
place, ana is very ,tringcnp in it.
requirements.
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is improving. Gynu wcr, - yi>.;
BruoNsyi,c youw1c'd be Surpri,e
N its rapidly increasing prosperity
and the >piri, OF Improvement Jl>
played by It's people, capitalists
>cratch their heads and question
whether It is belttt 10 invest iuta,
California diamond >wmils or ia
Brook>vilt curpor lots. am ,u.
~ to say thar the pwHer> 1T .ea'
estate are asking fare, r.Hrcs FIR
lots which is d.vjn. a rtrlilrl>
effect; if they would PIT heir pp.
perty at affair yAlUe We WoUit nave
4 population Of frcen hlhdrei e
three Years, out they Won; hstou %
reason.
Yours, g., SOONER.
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Proceedings of Board Supervisors,
Monday, Aprn :, Is

Monday, April :, 1873.
A special meeting was held /;
present, Measrs. A'lgooi, Grigss,
Webb, Cotton, Gilmore, Clerk aud
sheriff.
Geo. Gavin was appointed over.
seer on the Macon i PickcnSville
road from east bank Bogue Chitto
to Nicely brakes.
Dudley Moore was appointed
ovcrseer Of the Union Academy &
PickenS7ille road, from Albert
Bush's place to Macon Il Columbus
road.
The overseer Of the 18th link Ma.
con II Fairfield road was ordered
to cut a.ditch near corporation line
ot Macon, in accordance with pcti.
ui0n &c.
The report of B. N. Walker and
{. NJ, Dos>, roa. CONS, was %rrcriv-
sd, and tae new read established,
tD-wil:
COMMUNICATIVE first bin, after
leaving No>c, Is. Cockre.ts, north.
west by some uc.teo cabins. then
through the William. old HaII en-
the most practicable route To uoar
Wat LncaS'5 tprce corner, from
thtnceto Il. Dare's lane, from thence
~ 10
to Bells, running pretty much us
tho roai IS now running, cgu%siu"
the creek AZ Or near the present
Iori, thence Irrl,> the / 'tsql trG
through the Old field. to the n. W
corner, thence to Bells an, from
thrnre a!ops the ruatc as Fl SOW
runs n short dis anre aHd thence
IoavinS the same to the lett, going
To the right or northeast Of Bud
Prices. a1l then ON the best and
most elevated aUl Nr-rtia,a.e rou1e
to the BraMleete road, a|bovuille
slough at the corner ofthr fe.d.
B. NJ. Walker, c. 4. Dos. p. Il.
1iI',H' "''r'r I'a,, 9"5A Scat,
qua '''0'' "'J' N~'I''h'rf ser
appointed com, to lay oot u uev
ro'o IRON br'"i'rjte road to Hay
mes mill, to report lst .Aonlly n
May.
Fl .. Ke"by, ". NJ. lInckabv, JAS.
a., pur'h' Sr' ~ taI"les, Levy
"uVtSo', w. D'''iuNe9 and lh2n
""''ps "e'o appointed CONS I"
Wv I've" r|"' rom AliSoo|'
"tI " 'p"'i 'e"l''IS from brooks
,5''o " HoulSN'''r, 70 report Isl
"J,''"H T." "'E'
l'"N V'Ty W" aPN''o!H' "'c''
81, s3I [o .. 'Do [.c"c"''''le ana "r''t
'i TL ,'"I' it""' 70 "'I' ".'
A"V ."' '.'.F a.
W." '',''''l ii H. /. ~ t..
| ., E,' - enc ''n'crS"ot "e."5 size
"T',' 's'','' 1t",
ocrns ","-I Wv, "'"Ire1 It. os oGl"
I'o Wv i"'N' '''"F haynes bs,l re
"''u 'r"II" Pr'poS''S ioF ht'lH'"s
o. ot', w., W" D, DC r'c'l',' ~ 'Ae 'Ier&
" H.. NV D'"Fo ""''' Isl Monday III
'"S cn
,'',uenI vi hoara was au'
'4'r,1or 10 purchase inc neid notes
VI aus o"""'n &c.,.
~" p me"t IS 10 o" quit
"VHr III" creek orluse on Macon
a." n"TS1" roa'. re-.
oy",eG P'oi}Pr"'S lor ''nInS the
c""n'S J"t' VIII oe received by 'he
t!erN o. inc Do"ru until MoIday'
way o,a'
nl'ow noes
fray fIor", sup OF Poor House,
SZGo TO purchase supplies.
jackson y Keen SIG 80 for lum,
ooI.
Gray Flora Sllo Tor services Ms
Sup,t OF Foor-house, SO being for
feeding cattle, Cotton voting in the
negative
McliGnry' Sl2 % for Re
ViSeu oooe OF 1871, Tor use OF Board
VI Tope'' i'o'S'
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~ .O I D.,
: "n.etr} II .'o.ab', -,.. 4hars u
h"t, r.. -.
-D Estate
20. "a
ihos. j. Kus r..
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court that James Et,er, one ct the E.ycru
tors Of The asst viii and testament of ,hn,.
) h"grr, deceased, is mot AZ inlAtitant ,i
t''s Atlle, but resides beyond the limit,
tAe'eoi' 50 that the ordinary process Of hi,
cou'' cam be executed upon MIN, /. is
there. re ordered that puDl cation be made
III the Macon Beacon. an,wsuaprrp rlni .
cd and Published in said county OF NoIubr
citing sad James Etdcr t. appcar nj the
aeNt term Of this court at the Court.bous.
IN the town OF Macon on the
SECOND MONDAY in JUNE, 1873.
then and there to make u settlement ol
sad Estate as the law requires, and thai
SAID publication he made in said paper tor
four consecutive weeks.
IL Is further Ordere,, that alias c%itotinn
issue - Sarah j. Roger, the other ENrcu.
tor directed tn the Sheriff Of Noxubpr "a
r'turhable to the next term Of this Court,
1t Is further ordered that in addition I,
publishing thi. order in said newspaper
the Clerk is hereby ordered to transmit by
mil Il copy hereof. postage paid, directed
to the said james Elder At the city of Mo-
bile IN tne State Of Alabama.
a true copy from the minutes.
/. A. j. MCHENRY, Clerk
April 5-Its
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.A~O1v DuIACUN.
j. r. fERaIs, '''''
SlT,2DW, APRIL 70, 1873,
NOTES.

IA rival editor somewhere 70
Wards sunsrtis tbus "mildiy severe
IN q cotemporarv
The lop-e0rci, NANCY, hang dog
ear Of the "Morning Thundcrbolt, "
Who surrounds himself with the at
mospherc Of a poIccat, should un-
dcrstand that we cannot descend to
the use Of the billingssate dialect
he disgorges at US ; hence our self
respect Will permit us only to be
mildly severe on him.
We have found Il machine over
which II person al insure a more
complex fall than the Dsetary
mans wheel. barrow could give him.
1t is ono of those three bladcd cul-
tivators. Should the thing happen
to fall with a person, rs it will
do in nincty-nine cases out Of 4
hundred, it will scalp a man li over,
in fact, pare him as one Of those
Yankee machines does an apple. II
he RECEIVERS, he will have to be gen.
orally grated TO render him avail
able for further agricultural rXpcr
imeats.
Tie forthcoming Tea.ccatiaI
anniversary Celebration is work
ing Philadelphia up 10 a cents OF
her importance in connection with
that Fourth ofJuly affair Of nearly
n century 400.
Tho House OF ReprohateS at
Jackson have agreed with the SEN
ate in fixing tho adjournment for
April 18th, after which our Law
builders are to be paid 10y The job.
instead Of BY the day.
The mau whowas Strengthened
by circumstances found il "A very
crooked affair in reality.
20 what . tangled web sic weave.
When first we venture to--rELtmE.'
The latest term we have seen
applied 10 women who have their
faces manufactured 10 order, is
"enamclIed ddm2eliS.
The chords that strike our feel
Jugs most urgently are the cords Of
wood We are in the habit OF pur-
chasing.
At what rate Of interest does
distance lend cnchantment to the
view"
The Prurte Nsps HOSTS for
Governor the "IIon. Adelbcrt Amcs
az Natehez' -chusetts.
Says the Enterprise Coar;er:-
"The Adjutant General reports over
10000 able bodied men in the
State fit for service, armed with lOl
smooth bore muaketo." We would
inquire, What is the use of the
"Sedentmy' having so many fire.
arms: Why doesn't each one cut
himself 4 walking stick?
AT the last accounts the L. S.
Army was trying to surround fifty.
five Modoes led by Capt Jack. We.
will inform our readers when Capt.
j. is surrounded by any thing else
than circumstances.
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re- DR.. Compton informs us that
the Insane Asylum is full and no
more patients can be admitted at
present. All right-scnd the rest
% the Legislature.
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YESTERDAY week Senator Acorn
gave the House Of Reprobates, the
Senate and the outsiders n talk,
from which We cxtrjcate the follow.
ing:
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ia III OR
MACON, MISS.

Has just returned from Europe and will
be found at his old stand up stairs under
the Odd Fellows Hall, ready Mt all time.
To fit cu'tomerS in clothing with his usua
skill, Everything in the Tailoring line vii
be done with neatneSs and dispatch, and ,
tit warranted. His Old friends and custo
mers will please call and see him and leave
their orders. Cutting promptly ATTENDED
to at all times.
Deceit.
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EkT' viii Halls Vegetable SiciLan Hair
Remover change gray hair b its original
color and not DIE TIC 4Xim: II will and
j. n preparation Of acknowledged 4aperios
Mu&rNFl 8 VrYog,
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p 0 W s! o " $

Inc old reliable CAREY Prov can "
furnished in any luantitlea, either Dt'eRss
or unstocked, by S, a. jackson Mt sfEqp'
YAK or his agent Wm, + Eilad u" Mag"
null tf
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NORTH \ SOUTH.

We need to wake up here. We
are too sleepy. Too slow. There
is Il marked contrast in the people
one sees at the North and the South,
There every man is on the keen
rnn, brushing past you hurriedly,
and you pause to wonder what is
his Important errandF With his
Hhorl'1aiIed coat, and busy bows, he
iaStcns through the crowd, and
keeps on at 4 rapid pace. lie is
pushing his Cwn interests, merely
attending to his own business. You
pass through the country and mark
tho Wei kept fields, the white.
washed fences, and evidences of
industry, thrift and prosperity on
every Side. Here, the fences are
dIstigarcd with signs for patent
medicine men (mostly Northern
quacksJ, and at the dopots you see
a dozen men lounging about, with
Vhelf hahusln their pockets, moving
slowing around, with nothing to do,
iherc Is 70 much leisure, too much
sluggishncss, s~lccpiness, too little
activity, energy everybody seems
TO be very tired very much worn
out. Everybody gravitatcs to a
town. Towns are good in their
place, But what we want are farms,
farmers, manufactures and skilIcG
artizaps-advancement, activity
w0rk.
PRESIDENT GRANT.
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Drs. HAMILTON & COCK
Having associated themselves together il
the practice Of rrIiciuc, ohcr the,r prvtes
,,onHi service, e. .4c public.
S.ulu1lta Miss, Feb. lj-3ms


T. stat IF Ei.sr,,rllI
.gas, CIV ~ c,-rS, raa b :o.r1..r.
The E,au' n h'r1'yor ,h" dis
-5.l oi l.-nr.5 %, ,i;., ~, Is o.
Jas II. Is s. It.n t.'l.' ( ,,lr,s /
Lyn d is, !, .mou. IA, syral cred
i; 5 tn,reui.
n T., a,y ,,me q, t. DC nuser hoard ii
thc q. u q, The e. st!...uou ~ sai' E>t"'t
oi sad a. aasel. AN NJ the c,nIl,o,s III"
ROOT. And i; api elrtu% 10 & E CoN' IT,
tDr puhiiIauc hrretolorc ord,rcd IN sohG
proc, Hdir" ha, been du'y mlir according
IL law, an .fn former otdcr Of tbs Court,
proof OF which has been filed in 'aid case. Il
further appearing t. the Court that tho
Clerk of tins Court, did on the 10th day q
March 1873. file in this Court IN said cause,
Il statement of all the claims registered
against said Estate, specify Ing each claim
and tie amount thereof. And on reading
suid report Of said clerk: it is ordered an,
decreed nat said cnuSc he set down trl
intl hea ing on Tuesday the second day
of the neNt term of this court, which term
of said cour. will be held on the srconJ
Monday in June 1878.
1t Is further ,rderrd hat publication tC
made in the Macon Beacon, II newspaper
published in the town Of Macon in SuiC
county, for six successive Wcrks, citing
and requesting the creditors Of said Es,ntc
to be and appear before said court on sale
dny, in said next term. aud that ou said day
] t-a s ---a III Fa
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M hAAE' 7. O.. bush.
LAKE, BUSH
Wholesale Grocers,
MOBILE, ALA.

p@g~ Prompt and careful attention given
to shipment Of goods.
Inc patronage of our friends and tLo
public respectfully soliri,el.
peo2l. mi
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AT the last accounts the L. S,
Army was trying to surround fifty.
five Modoes led by Capt Jack. We
will inform our readers when Capt.
j. is surrounded by any thing elsc
than circumstances.
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IfASONIC.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

mETIi2DiST i. CuuEcH Souru-Rov h
Y Hamilton, Pastor, Service, nj II 4 Il
ana NJ on Sundays. Prayer mcctinr
DAfilSF CHuRen-Rey. J + White. Pas.
Tor, Services twice u month, : u.s.
hc"'ii OF NArtvirY-Rey. Mr.. Crane.
Pastor Services twice a month. ''"'''
SAtlioLIc CnrRc1-- Visited by Rev. !
D Nouton' Services once a month .
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Ch0rryP0ctOral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Among the great

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
fern science, few arc
| Of more real value
, to mankind than
this e~fectual rem
i. edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
nj Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
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RNH'IDHNA uHANI.
Mr.. Alcorn was warm in his
words on General Grant, and every
Republican will echo his compii.
lpsNts !" tbs Great Captain in war,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
NOTICE TO CIR EDITORS

In the matter of the estate of M. McCartney, deceased c9l@
 Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the above estate to present their claims, properly vouched for according to law, within the period of ten months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned, at Arizona City,, County of Yuma, at the office of Vim. B. Hooper X Co. Arizona City, Dec. 21, 1872.
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