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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

Chancory Court of Novuboc County at
Rules Monday, Oct 9Th, 1873.
Tho State Of Mississippi Order, at rules
NoXuhco County, before the clerk
Mt his Office in vacation on Monday the
Sixth day of October, 1879.
Mary J. Carr IN the mattor Of the
1917 vs.. }Bil Of Complaint of
John a. Carr. said Complainant.
This day came on to bo hoard the
matters OF said Bill, and it appearing to
the Court that the said defendant, John
A. Carr. is not an inhahitgnt Of yH,5 State,
but resides in the State Of Texas, and tina.
his po5t-otice, according to the best iufor-
nation of said Complainant, is Houston in
said State Of Texas,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Macon Beacon, a news
paper published in the town of Macon in
said county, citing and summoning the
said defendant, John A. Carr, to appear at
q term of said Court to be held at he
Court House in the town Of Macon on th,
Second Monday Of December, a. D. 1873,
then and there to plead, answer or demur
to the said Bill Of said Complainant, and
that the said Complainant will proceed t.
take the testimony of divers witnesses u'
the Office of II. II. Foote, in the town o.
Macon in said county Of NoXuboe, on the
10th day Of December, 1873, before som,
competent officer or commissioner, between
the hours prescribed by law, at whicl
time the defendant may appear and cross
examine said witnesses, which testimony
when taken, will be read in evidence OF
the trial Of said cause.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of thi
order be transmitted by mail to the sale
defendant at Houston, in the State o
Texas, and that he make his report accord
ing to law, by filing his certificate.
L. A. j. McHENRY, Clerk.
BY GEO. G. BRowN, d. @.
A true copy from the minutes, Octobo
7, 1878. +. a. }. McllENRY,
0ctll-4ts Clerk.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
Il AIIN I-N-V| ~

Bv virtue of authority vested IN
me as the Executor of the estate OF
Hardy Clements, deceased, late o.
Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, | will
soil at private salo-and if not sold
prior, | will, on
Monday, list day of December next
before the Court House doer in She
town Of Macon, Noxubco County,
Mississippi, offer for sale the valua,
bic tract of lands belonging to said
estate, containing 100 acres, sItua'
ted within four % miles Of the city
Of Macon, and near the Mobile &nC
Ohio Railroad.
There is about one hundred acre.
in cultivation, tho balance vel
timbcred.
The terms of sale viii he one
third cash, the balance in one an'
two years, with interests from dat
with two good approved securities
Parties desiring information vii
please cab upon Mr. Geo. n. Ladd
who lives adjoining the lands, o
address me at Tuscaloosa, Ala
N. N. CLEMENTS,
Octlf-td Executor.
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Darts from ss Devil ! or Ggpii Abused,

A Book just issued, exposing the "rEBsoN-
AIS that have appeared in the New York
Newspapers their history and lesson.
Stylish Williams fully exposed. Advertise.
mcnts from desperate men to beautiful
women Clandestino meetings how frls-
trated The History Of the Goodrich Yfag-
edy the Fesult of a personal" Description
Of Living Broadway Statues. Exposes
social corruption. Sent on receipt of 50
cts. Address, Unique Printing House, 3G
Vesey ST., n. Y.
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NJ 0TIOE e.

Parties who are able TO make Livery
Bills should be able to pay them. All who
are indebted to mo on the old Livery
Stable accounts are requested to call and
settle promptly, These bills MUST he paid,
and that shortly. b. F. HOWELL.
Sept G-tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

IGr Andrew Williams, civil en-.
ginoer, reared in this county, has
charge Of the branch road from Ar.
tesla to Starkville. Trains will
run across from Columbus to Stark.
vile every day. The Starkvlllo
branch will be completed, it is said.
in three months.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11


The statistics furnished us last
week BY orr Shuqualak correspond.
ent exhibit, with startling effect.
q state OF things which exist all
over the South. With the present
short crop the situation cannot be
otherwise than disastrous TO us,
and romunerative to the Great West,
A repetition Of some Of the figures
in the statement referred to, will
show at q glance the remarkable
relation We hold, as consumers, to
the Western States, and the contri.
buttons we make for articles oil
prime necessity, to That section.
These figures will show how one
little town is drained Of its resour.
Ges by these one-sided business ar.
engagements, and it is only an exam.
pie of what is universal in all por.
ton of the South. Here Is a towr
OF not more than 400 inhabitants
that exports from the West 442,0O
lbs. of meat and $4,000 bushels O.
corn, during a year, too, whom thu
corn crop was above an average
and business Of all kinds rather
more than usually brisk. What i
will DO tho present crop year, com
mencing in Sept. with half q cottor
crop, and no corn, is not a pleasanr
theme for contemplation. The do
mand for these articles of primo
necessity is yearly increasing, and
if something is not done to arrest
this current of trade Westward, We
might as well turn Over our whole
cotton crop TO furnish US subsist'
With > little thrifty, enOrget-
10 labor, we believe we could raise
the same amount OF cotton aud in
crease other crops thrce.fold, raise
CIR OWE meat and be independent,
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r.. RUFF,
at Law
AND

Commissioner in Cb0Rca
VIII give special attention tho
examination and investigation
land titles and to estate, Of dccca.
persons, and furnishing abstn
thereof; ana drawing Wills, Ir
Deeds, Mortgages, Land Dee
1'illo Bonds, Articles OF ag'eem'
Assignments, and olhcrIostrame
in writing necessary or require.
business transactions between 4
ties thereto.
By OFFICE directly over the ?
Office, in brick building, east S
Of Jefferson Street,
Macon, Miss Jan. II, 1913.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

Parties indebted to MURPHEY
d MINOR are respectfully and ire.
speotivoly requested 10 call aud
make immediate payment
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

III wv N''"''>'' ; ~ '' ''
SopthlHheg AerIn' ~ y Ia'"'
The Estate
Ell. Of
David 7. Kinnard,
In ,ho mottcr or fine r%rtition and final
account firJ or,J'I. C@rjoIr,, E\cr.5or Of
Tho Ia.t Viii and testament of David f..
Einnsrd dnrcn.nl far fnol settlement nud
snrrnndor of his Letters Parliamentary.
Trnon onnnino the matters Of .oil poti-
,iop and arccnrrI AZ soil i r. Griulrr. Ey-
oc,,t,r If seil david Kinnord licensed
6lnd # n"neorir@ tLrr,rr,,n 10 the sotjs.
foctinnr cf tEo C,urt thsi th. Lrrutp,s and
heir. Of sojJ 6ccoa.cd Es,,t. pr, Mary 4.
| Woodfr Oate Uayunnhl md husband W.
r Woodfin of Lowndrs county. Sarah
Davis l,le Sa,ab Ererrl md husband
John " Davis and Brn,amiu I. Parish.
.uryivinr husband If Elizabeth Parish.
darnosod enl thoir ,yo minor children
witbnnt tinnrdinn to-wit. Dou,cy Parish.
who, tnrctEcr with her father ,ad Bcn,a-
MN / Pnrih rc.idn in O]knLbrhs r%onpty
and .John n Kinnurd Of luvful u,,r. David
II. kiunnrd and Ella r. Kiuuarl, hotl
minors ond without father mother and
Guardian oud Nancy 4. Lawrence. wifi,
If A. T. Lawrence iii nr whom reside in
Xoxnbec rountv in tbc S,plc ,forr..Id.
onI Edwin Parish rhiId nf sail EIi1pLrth
and BENJAMIN j. Parish, a rsu-ros idcnt ot
this State, and residing in DuIo county,
,,;"', VI ,La ,aJI" ~ G, ""@vr" ,tor, '' u, '",nT
up ,h"in tn., ,,li,Irn,' u.,,@, n N,r,,"
tVarn anL S,ria lyn,o ",i",r, .tr,,,,
o W HAt NiIA III ~ Q lllIIlN'I1 N tlHf'lt
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IL . r s l. 4 .

a secondhand GIN, newly repaired and
IN good order. II will be sold at a barrain,
Apply " w. \, EII.ANI
Sept l3-tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

Sa~ The Great Chicago Show
"busted at Meridian. There will
be a general distribution of animals.
The Memphis Appeal comes in for
a Shore Saving levied on some Of
the horses. Fortunately, thore was
NO Elephant to capture, but we feel
for the man who gets possession OF
the monkeys.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

u h'lAlo
l'-2 OF
lhom"' FRAZER. }
In the matter of The final account
G, w. C@lemmon, Administrator d!
Estate Of Ihomas Frazier, deceased
Upon opening the r.atyars Of 'le \
account Of sajd administration, Gna
peayiug to the Court that John frli0.
Uot avn inhobitant Of this State, bn' res.
at Huntsville in the State Of AIsbsma
II !, tberor,ro orl.rel fhst uublint
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11
VOTES.

-" Perpendicular prices " has
taken the place of "steep," in slang
phraseolorv.
-srnorfc;o1 too8-cat.fsh sour
,ra u,l,
NV "o"'"l .rr.
Va 0"l "
"
"' ~ !" w, aL,n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

ny Be not deceived by limitations Of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover ;
call for Hall and accept no other
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11
TIME STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NoNunEE COUNTY.
ChSncery Court Noxubeo Co.. SeP'Vu
Sth, 1873.
Tho Esiata

John Mcleod. lam.
In tho matter of the final SGcoI'I
Norman Mcleod, John r. altLIo.
Randall Mcleod, Executors OF ''lE ,"
and testament Of John Mcleod uyo'r N
On motion it is ordered BY 'lo
that citation issue to Noxubeo coul5i
De Witt 9. Mcleod, Of full age az" MA !
May Mcleod, II minor Of Wi,o.i Ill., "a
Randall Mcleod is Guardian III t,l'I Ian
r|eturnable to tho next term Of 'hls G'
1t further appearing that mary In /
mons, Fannie NJ. Ammons anu mons,
mons, minor heirs of Ann An ,bis N
ceased, are non residents Of 'Gi' NH
residing at and whose p%ost-otlce y Ar.
do in Union county in the SteVo q G.nsrd
sas, and that they are without
D" 1t tbs Is therefore ordered that said aop,
idont, absent defendants be and sp Po
fore this Court on the first gay On tbe .
term thereof, to DO held y. ,bS
House in the town Of Macon Oh ,o-Q
Second Monday of December I sny
then and there to show cause u Ihe
Gun, why the final account .o " Of
Executors of their Admini'tra3Ije cc.
Estate of the said John MeLe2G ii II
should not be allowed, ana " i.ciarg
confirmed and said Executors also d.
1t is further ordered that q Ben
order be published in the "MGiJb 10
a newspaper printed and puo atr- for
town Of Mecop in raid county, iHsstio
consecutive weeks, which pun c rom
commence within twenty Gay ,bis c
date and that the CLERK o. r,ies.
transmit to said NONRESIDENT md RI
ago paid, a copy of this SiGCTi to Lhc
his ~proceoedings in this behs'l
term Of this Court, .,,es. Ser
A true copy from the mih"''
Der 18th, 1873. ,,pNpY CLERK
r.. A. j. McHENKi' Depa
By GEO. {. bko" An
Jarnagin q Riyos, Atty loi AO
sept 20-lts
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VRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS.

BY virtue Of tho provisions of a certain
DEED of Trust, made by Alexander IeGrios
on the 10Th day of May, A. D., 1870, to
secure to II. L. JOrnagin, on accom-, of
certain Indebtedness mcnt. oncd therein.
the said deed being duly recorded in record
book of Deeds p, pagoe 3G}, 365, of Noxu-
bee County, State of Mississippi,
The undersigned Trustee. viii proceed u
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
public cutlery, before the Court House
door in tho town Of Macon, in said county,
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Monday, the Goth dsy Of October, 1873,

the following described ptrcols of land,
lying and being in the county and State
aforesaid, to-wit the SW4 of Sec. 10, the
va of See. ID, the EB of Sec. IL, tho NEf
Of Voc. Il, tho Il! of SET of Sec. q, and
NV of Sec. %, all in township l6 Of II.
Is East, together with the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or so much thereof
rs shall ho Sufficient to satisfy the debt Sc
cured by said Deed of Trust, and all lawful
costs and charges.
The title to the above property is be-
loved to be good, but | shall only convey
such tito us is vested IN NO as Trustee.
JAMES IL. RIYES,
Sept 2O-4ts Trustee.
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The State of Mississippi
Noxuboe County,
Chancery Court NoXuboe County, Sept
llth, 1873.
The Estate
1860. Of
William NJ, Heron.

The Estate
AGO. Of
William NJ, Heron.
The motion Of the Administrator for
citation and publication to the heirs OF
William Nj. HerTQu, deceased, to be and
appear before this Court ut the next term
thereof, then and there to answer the pett-
ton of the said Admin stratur for the sale
of the land of said aecedent for the pay
ment of the debts Of his estate, coming on
to be heard, and it appearing to the Court
that John II. Heron, one of said heirs, is
a NONRESIDENT OF this State, residing Mt
and whose Post-OiRce is McDad5 in BasL, Cd
county in the State of Texas, 1t is there
fore ordered that tr said John w. Heron
be apd appear before this Court at the
next term thereof TO be holden ut the
Court House in the town of Macon on I've
2nd Monday Of December, A. D. 1878,
then and there TO show cause, if any he
can, why the land mentioned and described
IN said petition should not be sold for the
payment of the debts of said estate, and
that = copy of this order be publishe! fol
. consecutive weeks in tho Macon
oO'I " pTlhtou anu pupDsp
ed IN the town of Macon in Noxubet
county, Mississippi, said publication t.
commence within twenty days from thi
date, and that tho Glork Of this Court mai
postage paid to tho said John II. HERON
directed to him at his Post-ofice, It i
further ordered that citation issue, AS tn,
law directs, 10 kobt w. Heron, Missouri
Z, Roden and her husband, James A
Roden, and William ID. Connor to sai,
Noxubee county, and to Monroe and Col
fax counties fer Elizabeth Sullivan, mino.
heir Of Cytha y. Sullivan, deceased, witt
her father, BCpjamin X. Sullivan, and t.
be served upon him also.
q true copy from tho minutes, Sspt. %
1919. Il. a, j. ACHENRY,
-, & R, Attys. Clsrk.
Sept 27-As
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

BG~Port Gibson is under Quaran.
tine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

JAY Cooke is the chief owner Of
tho patent iron cotton-tie. lIo had
money and this gave him power,
and if he could not buy a patent,
he controlled Federal courts and
secured injunctions until ho man
aged to get o monopoly Of the bus
mess. AT this hour he and his as
sociates have raised the price Of
iron ties from five to nine cents,
when iron has declined thirty per
cent. in the market. If the bank
ruptcy of Cooke will lead tho Fed
oral courts to dissolve injunctions
against iron tie patentoes who stood
in Cookies way, the South will be
the gamer of several millions.
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THE RIGHT 10

Unquestionably, and it really
admits OF 30 discussion, ran pos
sesses tho Ya-ciyil wight 50 grumblc,
Assail It, and you are guilty Of in
citing Il moral instruction. 1t is
one Of the most sensitive of his
rights, and you had better tread on
his corns than invade it. II we had
nothing else to grumblo at, we
would do it because we had nothing
else. We grumblo at tho Almighty
in our prayers, we grumblo because
it rains and does not rain, at our
blessings and at our Affections, al
our wives and our mothers-in-law
at every thing in the heavens above
and the earth beneath, at what
might have been and what might
not have been, and just now we are
engaged in o great financial grum
Bile, which has accumulated into
great sullen roar from Wall stree
to every little siX-ponny bank be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific.
AS a rule, men grumblo whel
asked to pay their debts, and now
with this ovorshadowiug panic npol
them, they do it with ton-fold en-
phasis. \ pauN Of this kind is
scapo.goat for creditors-cvcn thos
who havo tho means Of paying thei
debts, and they arc right ready t
avail themselves Of it by grumblin.
"hard tines and so people los
confidence in each other. 1t is t
be hoped, however the storm vii
j. clear away the trash and loav
whatever is sound and healthfu
in business, and, that after tn
crisis, there will be less grumblins
less credit, and, as q sequence, les
4 r~ascality and Hypocrisy
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HAND sAP o 4 I Q

is without a rival in the world for
curing or preventing roughnesr
and chapping OF either hands "
face.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

M" Shreveport is well nigh de
populated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

Bey~ There is an alarming increase
of yellow fever in Memphis. Aid
is being sent to the stricken city
from all points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-24

A Cure Guaranteed Of Bright's Disease,
Gravel Diabetes and all Disease of Bladder and Kidneys
by using KEARNEY EXTRACT BUCHU
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Maine Democratic State Convention in Portland
August IL.
Ohio Allen County New Departure Liberal Re-
publican Convention, Columbus, July 30.
New York COored Republican State Convention
q. Saratoga Augusta o.
Mississippi Republican State Convention at
Jackson August 81.
North Carolina State election constitutional
amendments) August I.
General John +. Miller, OF Napa, CAL, Is named as
a candidate for United States Senator from that
State. He Is a native OF Indiana, was formerly
Collector OF the Port of San Francisco, aud during
the war had command of the city OF Nashville,
Tenn, at a critical period, and a very good CON-
mander he made.
North Carolina ConstltutiOnal Election.
An election is to be held in North Carolina on the
7th OF August, Tor the purpose or voting upon the
following constitutional amendments
First-To repeal the clause requiring State
census in 1875.
Secoad-TO provide for biennial, instead Of an
nual sessions OF the Legislature.
.ThiTd-IO exempt $500 worth OF any personal
property from seizure, instead Of certain articles
Foarth-To strike ou. the term superintendent
II occurs.
FVth-Relievlng the Legislature from levying
q tax to pay interest on the State debt.
StCth-Iranserrlng the control OF the Un1ver-
sity OF the state to the Legislature.
Seoe3Uh-ADOll5hlng the CODE commission.
Efg'att--Providing that no person holding an
office In the gilt OF the United States shall mold .
State office or sit III the Legislature.
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A difficulty has arisen over the mass that verth
has undertaken to compose In memory OF the late
Manzoni. The clerical authorities at Milan decline
to permit women to sing In it, and the Musical
Standard says that the maestro Is not disposed to
cut down his ideas to the standard OF intelligence
and ability possessed By boy-choristcrs.
Miss Blanche Tucker OF Chicago, young amateur
vocalist, has arrived In Paris. bringing warm let
tiers OF Introduction from Lucca to Nine. Garcia,
who is to have the entire charge OF Miss fuckers
musical education.
Signor Verdi Is composing cantata for the In.
auguration OF the monument to the late statesman
Cavour which will take place next October.
A promising young tenor of Polish origin, named
Ladsias Mierzwinski, is shortly to come out at the
French Opera. Paris.
Mr.. Moss Summer season at Walack's Theatre
has not only been more than usually successful.
but this house is the only OF our leading places
OF amusement able to keep open this Summer.
mimi" still holds the boards, and the entertain
ment is a very agreeable one. Full houses greet
the performances at every representation. Wa
understand that Mr.. Boucicault Is gong to change
the name OF his part turning an Irtsh-Frenchmau
into French-Irishman.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Uncle Sam Looking After His Money
The Pay of Officers stopped for Alleged
m m rifjCa.

Uncle Sam Looking After His Money
The Pay of Officers stopped for Alleged
Irregularities.
Under the suggestive title of 'Monthly Stoppage
Circular" the Paymaster General of the Army
issues each month q small pamphlet OF much in
terest "to whom it may concern" containing
list Of all stoppages of pay in force against army
officers at the date OF its publication.
In the circular for July Is, 1873 stoppages are
entered against III oficers-n twelve cases more
than one st0ppage being noted against the same
Individual The authority Tor these stoppages Of
pay emanates from various sources. The
Secretary OF War, for example, 'directs,n
the AdJutant General orders" while the
Quartermaster General, the Second Comptroller
and the second Auditor OF the Treasury content
themselves with simple request that the pay
OF an ocer be stopped III whole or IN part, accord
ing to circumstances-the result being the same so
lar as the unfortunate officer is concerned.
In the circular referred to one lieutenant colonel
Is under stoppage or all pay except S75
per month, and three lieutenants lose every
thing hut $50 per month for various TERMS
all by sentence OF general court martial The entire
pay OF one major one captain and two lieutenants
is stoppedthe reason not being given except III
the case of one OF the eutenants whose accounts
cannot be In very satisfactory condition, as he Is
under double ban--drst,by request OF theQuarter.
master General, and secondly Tor nonrendition Of
subsistence returns.
One major ana four neutenants, who were honor
ably mustered out on the reduction OF the army,
under the act oil July 49, 1871, with one years emol
uments. and have since re-entered the service are
stoppage of fifty per cent OF their pay until
each on being mustered out. In one case the Sec
ond Comptroller requests s.oppage OF s12, 236 81
against an O1cer, and in another case, 81, 48l 90
presumably In consequence OF some irregularity
In their accounts. The smallest stoppage noted Is
thrty-nine cents, by request of the Second Auditor
This seems q small matter to enter as a formal de-
duction from aD officers pay; but, as an indication
that the accounting officers are guarding the cents
as well as the dollars, 1t will no doubt be satisiac
tory TO the public.
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ANOTHER BALLOON ENTERPRISE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July %, 1873
A meeting In the interest of Colonel De Ahna's
European 9ronautic voyage was held at the CONT
mental tonight. Severa. distinguished citizens
were present. A letter from Professor Henry, OF
the Smithsonian Institute Washington, was read.
The letter strongly endorsed the enterprise and It's
protector.
meeting Of cigar manufacturers was held to-
night to protest against the enforcement by the
Revenue Department of the use OF patent cigar
boxes, which the Department propose to introduce.
The innovation was strongly condemned and
committee was appointed to meet Commissioner
Douglass in Washington at ten O'Clock on Friday
morning.
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