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INSANITY AND CRIME.

Insanity as 3 plea against punish
ment for crime has been recognized
in all ages where law has been rec
ogAiEed. Il is the dernIsr resort,
where other mears have failed, in
the defence Of favorite or influential
criminals. tits SO, because insanity
is so hard TO define and so easy TO
prove. The truth lie, no man ia
mentally aud morally sans, conSe-
quentlv all men r more or less
insane, and here is lnterposed the
question, When or at what point
does responsibility eeassf The
question is an intricate one, and
involves somo Of the sUbtlest points
Of mental analysis. Again, insanity
is intermittant with some natures,
and often even the lucid intervals
are indistinet. We sometimes think
Che world is Gods Insane Asylum,
where be has placed those who are
afflicted with all shades and grades
Of mania, from the slightest mental
Obliquity to tho wild and incohOr-
ant rawlings of settled insanity. AS
the most perfect mirror has its de-
fccts, though unrecognized by our
ssnscs, so what seems to us a healthy
and sane existence is really dcfec
tive. The mirror may have flaws
and defects easily recognizable, or
it may be broken, and furnish only
distorted and multiplied images Of
the objects around us. Now the
sanity or insanity Of a person is
generally decided by a council Of
experts, all Of whom are more or
less insane themselves, and some
may have peculiar crotchc's or
theories Of mental action which
may lead them astray.
It is questionable whether all
criminals should not DO treated as
insane, and this would involve tbs
abolition Of capital punishment, IN.
less indeed their death should be
proved a blessing 10 the insane and
to the world. There is no doubt
but many an insane person (and
we use the word insane in its pres
emit technical sense has been hung,
and many a one has escaped pun
lshmsnt on the ground Of insanity
who simulated enough Of it to. save
him. All murdorsrs are not equally
guilty who have shared the same
punishment O; death, and this be-
cause we cannot read tho hidden
motives which actuate men. The
case Of Foster, who was hung in N.
T., seemed TO be one Of deliberate
murder, brooded over and accom-
pIished on a railroad train, and yeL
according to the evidence, the slight
provocation given Tor tho terrible
act indicated a decided mental OBJ.
lieuity that approached insanity
We fear that if Justice sometimes
sleeps and spares the guilty, it often
wakes sad:condemns the innocent,
and this is the strongest argnmont
against capital punishment. The
problem can lever be solved, we
fear, until society is reconstructed
and ushers in the millennium.
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PTOcOsalngs-Of BoaTd Supervisors,

Monday, March 10, 1878.
A special moetlag was heidi
present. Nessrs. A.lgood, Griggs,
Gilmore, Clerk anu oherid.
Allowances
G. J. ShipmAn, ]. A. Devil, J. Nc
Kenna and o. r, benson were al
lowed IS each for holding election
Tor Constable.
Monday, March II, 1873.
A special meeting was held /;
present, Messrs. Aligooo, Griggs,
Gilmore, Cotton, CLERK and Shsr 4.
Allowances
J. B. AllgoOd, 49,, duplicate wa.-
rant, original lost.
l.. G. Cline, $1,000 on court h,use
work, Griggs voting in the negative.
Jno. K. Cockreli, 500 for replse.
ing bridge washed away on Bogue
Chltto during late treshet.
Joiner l. Uogburn, S4,64 for ma
teriaI furnished Chaucery Clerks
office.
E. A. ]. MCHenry 500, allowed
by the Chancellor for extra services.
W. L.. Morgan $3.50, for lumber
used on Edmuhd's Bridge.
JoshuaStevens SOL, 80 tor services
as School Director. =
T. J. White S28, for services as
Clerk OF Board OF 5chootDiTestorA
Geo, r. Taylor SS6, G. b. Moore
S35, B. +. Harper S33,4l, AS SchQQt
Directors.
Jacob Fascr OF al, S25 for holding
inquest on body OF Nm. Bradford.
The members Of the Board Hsrd
allowed one days per diem, as fol.
lows: AIlgood $50, Griggs IS, j.
G. Gilmoro $3.50, Cotton $3.50.
e.. A. ]. Mchenry s. and W. u.
Csnnor So tor sergiecs one day.
The Treasurer IS. charge s249,30
for the report of the Circuit Clerk
for November, December and Feb.
ruary, arising from redemption Of
lands Of 1872,
VIM. Smith was appointed over.
seer on No. Fl, on link commencing
at east bank OF Bogus Chitto TO the
Nat Smith gin house.
J. r. Cockrel!, overseor or No,
7z,drom Smiths gin house to eoun-
ty line.
Jacob Thompson takes the place
of. ". Beard on No. 81,
Moses Cotton takes the place Of
r. N. Robertson on NJ. IS,
The 49th link, known as the
Robertson road, was abolishedJ and
the overseor and hands assigned to
II. s. BranEon.
Newton Hill, overseer on Macon
& Memphis ROAD from the 1 to the
s mile post.
NJ. CochyslI, J. N. Cochran, Jno.
7, Wilkins, Wn. Sumter, Abner
Camp, Jno. Jones, ", ". Daoly
were appointed q committee on
change Of road.
c. B. Anes, Jno. C. Gilmore, E
A. J. McHenry were appointed 4
Committe to prepare specifications
to enclose the court house lot with
an iron fence, and they are directed
to make their report on the first
Monday in April nezt.
The lining OF 'he county jail was
let out to Ncssrs. Hauenstein a
BIO. and 6. NJ. billiard for $500,
and they entered into bond .whi1h''
was approved by tho Board.
]. 3. ALLG00D,
President,
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The State of Mississippi, |

The State of Mississippi,
ohancdry court NosubOs County, Z TGSas::
day March, II, 1878 %sSs
The Estate Has
(2861 Of - -91t'
R, Y Patterson, ! -
In the matter of the hnal accounted John
Inahneb Administrator of the Estate Off
T. II Patterson, deceased, which wns fled
on the 7th day Of March 1878. On mo!
ton Of said Administrator by hts So
~licitor, it appearing that Albert Patterson,
one Of the heirs Of said decestsd, Is not an
inhabitant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, to wit: At Ch~osterytlle
poSt-ofice Chaster, county in the State Of
South Carolina. 1t is therefore, ordered
that publication bs made in the Macon
Beacon, . newspaper published In the
town Of Macon In said county, for four
consecutive weeks, citing the said; Albert
Patterson to be and appear at the next
torn Of this court, at a 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 caaseHwhythe said
account Of Raid Administrator should not
10 allowed. And the Clerk Of this court
is hereby ordered 10 transmit BY mail, pos
lage paid, . eopyrof this order 10 the said
Albert Patterson dirsctad 20 baskerville
: Z futshsr Ordsroatha citation issue e
Martha Inabnik the wife Of said AdmlniB-
traitor, and widow Of said deceased, and
also 10 Susan Patterson The minor ehild
Of said declared. residing In Noxusae
county tt ns ae11ie a nit
A true copy from tho mlnutes Of said
q. A. o. McHENRf, oierk.
mr29 n 4 ai0la \ aiarp '
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0ns Of the Greatest ImgrOYeRsHtS Of
The State Of Mississippi. t,
Noxuhce County.

A"O I S's's o. @,sslsSlppi' -
By the Board Of Supervisors.
To W NJ Weaver ~ !
You arc hereby cited 10 appsAgr
before the board OF SUPERVISOR o.
Noxubee county, mississippi at .
meeting thereof to be held, AT tAs
courthouse in Macon, on ~ !"
Wednesday, 9Th day Of February,
:, 1878,
then and there to pay the taxes aus
on said land, the sanis being re-
ported delinquent according 70 IaE;
by the ax.cOllsotOr Of said osERt1,
to.wit; WI Of Of section Sl,ttowg
ship Is, range II, and VT OF sss
section II, township Is range ~
and Wa Of ava section !, ;ownshlE
IL, range Is, lying in bald eounB
OF Ncxnbse, state tax SIC 90, cOah.
ty tax 1877 90, total S43 06, togetl.
er With 10 per cent. damages ny
costs, or show that said taxes have
been paid, or in default FoY eusy
showing for the aale tllsEs.
Of will be entered at said, meetins
OF said board against said land eon.
demning tho samsor s. much there.
OF according to law az shall be sui,
ficient to satisfy said taxes, cossss
and damages. 49,.
BY order Of said board tass
tIs] 18th day Of Decembsr' lo'4'
=. Al A0iNEG,
chancsry Clerk and Ox.Oihe'e
[Print fee sS1 clerk Of J.
jaUll-4w j
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N0TES,

There Is o man out West so
tin, and with such q grave aspect,
that he has a standing offer TO as
Sist in CastiRg n shadow for a SUP
dial ia q cemetery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

Iss state Of Mississippi, By the Board a,
m county Supervisors.
You are hereby cited to appear basoro
inc Board Of Supervisors Of NoxnSsO
county, mississippi. at a meeting thsSscI
70 De held at the Cont House iS MseoU
wednesday 9th day Of February. is7a. sSsr
ana there 70 pay the taxes dne On said lana
tsns same being reported DELINQUENT aeoorS'
,ng 70 law, BY the tar cOlIsctor q Ssis
SoGnty, tc-wit; wi Of nwl. 8. "a. r Ia ~
Z, 70, and Oh Of mel, 8 SO, + Il Pik az
g q n~t 8 S6, TIA, r is. lying in saiS
county Of Noxubes ; state tax 81. s3. ooucss
ssx Ss,Io, total IS, IL, together with 10 pcy
cent HarnsScr, and al costs. or sno,v .bss
aala taxes have been paid, or in defsult y
sven showing, Judgment for II sale there.
o. VIII DO entered at said meOting AZ ssis
Board against said land, condeSiSr shS
same o. 50 much thereof according y Is",
% shail % sufficient 10 satisfy ssIa tsras
cents and damages. "N Ates
BY cfaer Of said Board. shis ,bs ,s,s.
H. g. day 0fpecombsr, 1872.
e. 4. J. MoHENRY.
JIali-4g QanOery Clerk and sx.oaaeio
'07 s'l clerk Of 3. y,
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The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
ChSncery Court, February z 1s7a

The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubse County.
ohanoory Court, February 7, 1873.
AnIie ]. McHenry and1
=. A. j. McIienry
1881 VS.. AZ Rulos poLu,.
Antoine McNees and wi 1874
Charles NJ. Hunter.
Upon opening the matters in the Bill q,
Complaint herein, 1t appears that Antn;ra
McNlees, one Of the defendants i ~ ~
inha6itant of this State, but resides bevonS
the limits thereof, 50 that the ordinary mo.
him. spun
It Is therefore ordered that publico.,or
be made In the Macon Beacon. a newSra'
per published In said county, for fonr ~.
secutive weeks. citing and notik;n, ~.
said defendant, Antoine McNses. "a he snS
appear before the Chancellor, al The nax.
term Of cur Chancsry Court ~ -
thereof to be held at the court.hoUaa@ 4 ~
town Of Macon, on the second Monde ~
harch, 1878, then and there to apSwsr ~
bill OF Complalntsi and In default tks,sos
the several allegations thereof v-lii ~
Tor confessed, and a Decree enrollaS sccc,'
dinghy. 'u accor-
A true copy from the minute.
I. A. 3. McHRNRY.
Clerk.
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W E D 8 K l n D
TAIL OR,
MACON, MIss.,

Has Just returned from Europe and will
be found at his old stand up stairs undor
the Odd Fellows Hall, ready a. all times
TO 1T cu,tomers in clothing with his usual
skill. Everything in the Tailoring line will
be done with neatness and dispatch, and o
Ut warranted. His old friends and custo-
merS will please call and see him and leave
their ordeTs. Cutting promptly attended
10 at all times.
Decg1-
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narNAIan 4 AtkIrann axnlninr

Ss-NsIan q AtkiRs9n explained
that myrieripps lQesl In rsSsra q
Q LULA by sendiog Lula 70 us1iD
persOa-that is, H. a bOttle-whsn
We found what her surname was.
Lula 70 d trutnp moderation,
and will not giysy . . bsadache ;
81 lsqs, We Cad one botsle Of Il
hasat Inc Aundisth pAtt u aeAa.
iAchc iN.it. se@' As - =.
yage u1 eas md3 2 SSH i
IN daft frfsrta,- .-stm-M SO f.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

"a Parties who arc indebtea -
me, will please come forward and
settle, as 1 nOod the money.
tae W. F. FERRrs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

DrThe Columbus Press furnishes
its readers With a list of Convey,
ancss, Liens and Deeds Of Trust re.
corded in the courts.
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g II ERIFF'S' SALE.

- If SALE.
Thomas L. Jarnagin JudR't Nov 90
l'i0il "a SE1ooa'iOnl p. for
BY virtue Of the above stated writ 10 me
directed from the Office Of the clerk Of tho
circuit court of'Noxubee county, Miss.. /
will, on :
Monday, tao TIL Day Of April, A. D. 1879.
IN front Of the courthouse in the town Of
Macon, within. legal hours, expose AZ nub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder for tasS.
all the right title and interest thu defand.
ant Aas In and 70 tho following deScrihea
lands, to-wit; Block 20 leis 7GxS0 feet in
nEicornet, and 81 feet front by 40 feet
back in, Block 81, (embraciHg two store
houses, bounded as follows: soutb bv TinO
!sreet, EaSt'by Mulberry street, North Nv
Y~andeyeuss & Co., West by ten fact Si,sv
all in Section 10, 7. 10, /. II east in ~
town OF. S%huqualak, Levied on as the
property Of J. h. Burrape 10 satisfy ssiS
Judgment and costs.
- W. N. ooNNoR,
"ASfch 90" Sheriff.
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AAA GAAuDR 1ut6fmltuont ID
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~ kOVor and Ague. SD
- We are now enabled 10 oHr
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That which protects from or prevents On.
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ma, PRipltation, PatnfRl ARection
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Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and dsraAss.
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an Invaluable protection to immigrants anA
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E OR RENT.
"A ss's'
The residence occupied by sfe subscriber
opposite Mr.. Bgy5on's. apply ut Hol-
berg's s.ors Of jacob Hoi52sg
mar Lift WIN. FRENCH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

IT is anusirg how many Of our
joarBsls sometimes eat their own
words, snd praise where they once
denounced a oOtemporary whose
political views were inimical to
their own, Rhd whose prejudiees led
them to the extreme belief that all
who profesSed and called themselves
political opponents, we're Of a lower
order of beings, to whom the most
virulent and degrading epitbots
were applicable, For instance, we
have known those who have shamed
billingsgate with their vituperstive
vocabulary, praise each other under
the influence Of a good dinner, or a
peace-offsriDg Of champagne.
We believe we have never uttered
a dislike to a cotemPerary which
we wish to retrsct we try to act
from conviction instead ofprejudice,
because our dislikes are generally
directed to their principles. For
instance, we have had many a tilt
with tho P!ot, and we have never
used such language rs to make it
inconsistent in US to be friendly
with and acknowledge the ability
of that journal. In short, should
We commend the Pilot, we have no
words to eat, and you'd conscien-
iicus!y extend to it the courtesies
we would. to any other paper.
----
Qua friend Dr.. Gresham, member
OF the Ala. Legislature from Pickens
Co, will accept our thanks for q
copy of the Montgomery Mail, from
which We extract the following
item Of interest to the citizsns OF
Nexubee
Also, reported that prayer of me.
m~orialists Of Madison county Tor
$4,000 aid per milo to narrow guage
roads was. provided for in a general
rail road bl!l. Report received and
Committee discharged.
Also, substitute to bill to amend
and revise an act to incorporate the
P!ckens and Noxubee Railroad
Company. Substitute adopted and
bill passed.
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- Jastice Whi9sD, An rondsrlI

~ Jastice WhiasD, in rendering
-. Ae~isic- y re cssc - the Yer
sncky mule drpEsr Va the Corpora.
tioa Of okolORA, .dabidsd thatiE was
uDaoRstihilanal 10 eelleot . tag on
mnies hFoaght int sha corporaGion
Aem aaalAaE Gia Es9le. 04erv.
e . Jusliea q ~ Pace ipfeeisd
win sp4dent e9ikaEigy. %, aeldal
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Tie - at 6st-sr
|. .TiaiqhsIb NosEMkA fKlRsoN as
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CHJRoH %DTRECr0pY-

METHODIST Z. CHURCH Soura--Rov. r
\ Hamilton, Pastor. Services at Ii AM
ana Z I'm on Sundays. Prayer meeting
on "Wednesday nights.
BAPTIST CHURoH-Rev. j 4 White. Pas.
'0r. Services twice a month,
OHuRoH OF NATIvITY-Rev. Mr.. Crnna
Eastor. Services twice a month.
EArHotIc CHuRcu-Visitsd D. Rev, ]
Q mouton' Services once q month.
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A T PRIV GALE.

A T PRIV A T q A L 4.
A Ane DAIRY FARM on Fulton road,
about four miles from the Mobile court.
house, and opposite the Dog River fscto.
ry, with about % acres, ali cleared and
fenced, and all under cultivation. The I'M
provemeats are a nice frame house, with
rooms, good ont-buildings and stabhng for
100 cows. There are on the place 81 milk
cows, 2 mules, 2 horses. 4 wagons and
cart. The whole for sale at very reason
able figures. y
For further particulars apply to Jacob
Holberg, at Macon.
Feb. lin
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City and County Directory.
Mit.
Thomas Christian, Chancellor 4th Dist.
III Raid, Asst Assessor Of In. Reycnue.
WIN Conner, Sheriff.
II White, Circuit Clerk.
D.. A J McHonr, ChAncory Clsrk.
Geo. O.. Brown, Deputy Clerk.
I, K. Cunningham, Recorder.
+ J Etevens, Treasurer.
Simpson, Aaqassor.
BOARD OF SuPSRvIsons-J.B.A Alleged.
President, IL Griggs, Geo. 4 Webb, Jno'
y Gilmore, and Cotton.
Jacob FASOr, Mayor.
En- Cowan, City Marshal.
BOARD OF ALpERMEN-E S Hosford "
A Minor, Jacob HoIberg, FEE Carlton.
FoLIcE-W W Freeman, Jno. Freeman
1eh. benson, Anthony Tolson.
'hAslsTSATEs--S Y Cowan, G J Shipman
MASONIC.
MACON LODGE, No, 40, msets "a Sat
ITday, (niEho in each month, J W Patty
W. NJ ;TB Aurphey, Sec.
MACON CHAPTER. No. Ii, mee,s sra
Monday Snight) each month, JC Williams
Il. r. w Ferris, Sec'y,
MACON COUNCIL, No. SO, meets 4th
Saturday might each month.
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Ayers AgueC Cure.

For Fever and Ague, IntermitASrt Z. :
yer, Chill Fever, Remittenf i1sI ~
Dumb Ague, Periodical or BfliouS
yer, &C., and indeed all the affS0ssss
which arise from mRlaEtouS, mSrshsos
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I. Q. o. F..

sToCKMAN LODGE, No. 10, mco,s
every Monday night. L Ethersdge, n. e..
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MASONIC.

MACON LODGE, No, 40, nsets "a Sat
ITrday, might in each month. J W Patty
W. N IT'S Aurphey, Sec.
MACON CHAPTER. No. II, meets Sra
monday Snightl each month. JC Williams
Il. r. W 4 Ferris, sec'y.
MACON COUNCIL, No. SO, meet, 4tb
Saturday might each month.
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PREPARED By
Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and ASlaIyttoaE Chem&sfs.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements In
the stomach, Nv.
er, and bowels.
They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purga-
! tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mineral
, Whatayer. Much
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City and County Directory,

j. A. Orr, Judge of tho 7th Judicial Cir
Mit.
Thomas Christian, Chancellor 4th Dist.
IL Raid, Asst Assessor Of In. Reycnue
WIN Conner, Sheriff.
II White, Circuit Clerk.
. A j McHonr ChAncery Clerk.
Geo. O.. Brown, Deputy Clerk.
I. 4. Cunningham, Recorder.
+ J StNyens, Treasurer.
. P Simpson, Aapsssor.