davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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rexas Cattle Hound Enst.

TOPEKA, Ka., July 2.-Bhipnlents Of Texas
cattlo oaAt from Waehita, Elaworth, and other
points in KnliHaa, have commenced. There nro
Wsy to % tbat t. pont ; from Toxas According @ In to
official railroad reports thoro ia also lnrge num-
ber Mt Ellsworth, and small droyos elsewhere.
, 1873-07-03


BAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The now Anglo-Cafi-
fornia Bank opened to-day under the MANAGE
mont of II. q. sneath and /. Bteinhart.
Btoerago passengers por tho Constitution wore
permitted to como out OF quarantine to-day.
Thore arc no now casos Of smallpox emongst
them
, 1873-07-03

FIEUHAUIIIFlEH,
WAsH1NaToN, July 2.--Tor Thursday, in tho
snhosy on aud a Ats9 ind sstoa snE
For tho Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic Btntcn,
southwostorly Winds pnrtly clo1,tly and coar
weather. In New England and New York, south-
cast md southwest winds. warmer weather, aud
cloudy woathor and lighter winds, backing to
southoaAt during tho afternoon. In tho Uppor
Lake region, eaatorly winds, higher tomporn-
turo, md numerous local rains. III tho North
weat, southeast to southwest winds, higher TOM
poraturo, and possibly light rains.
STAGE or WATER
Dnily report Of tho stage Of water, with
ohnngea in the twenty-four houra ending 8 p. M,
July q, 1873:
, 1873-07-03

ALBANY, N. y, July 2,--Fys hundred and
thirty boata passed through tho Otamplain Canal
during Juno-doublo Tho number OF tho Bamo
period IL any preyiouB year.
, 1873-07-03
Vice President yViluon.

BosroN, July 2.-Ioports TINT tho condition of
Vice Prisldont Wilson's health waH causing re-
moved anxiety arc without Foundation. Ifo iH
enjoying needed season Of quiet aud rost In
the country.
, 1873-07-03

tForIdts SpeciaL]
ROME. July 2-Afinghetti haa finally failed to
form party Cabinet, md tho construction Of q
coalition Cabinet, comprising mombors Of tho
Left, is impossible. Tho Bltuation ia grayely
critical.
, 1873-07-03
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, July 2.-Tllo Doals party at Pesth has
conlescod With tho Loft Contre, and formed u
Liberal party Of overwhelming parliamentary
poWor.
, 1873-07-03
Ocean Steamship Ncyya

OCEAN StCninahip No1Va.
QUEENYrowN, Ju1y2.--Iho steamshipa Canada
and I}atAyia, from New York, Aaye arrived.
NEW YuIsK; July 2.--Arliyod, the Arrngo,,
from Bristol. mud tho Cuba. from Liverpool,
, 1873-07-03
GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 2.-Tho Emperor William will
depart for Ems tomorrow. Thonco ho will 20
to dasteln, aud 1t ia expected ho will visit Vien-
M about tho ond Of August.
Prince Bismarck will leave soon for his estates
at Varsain, whero lle intends to romain until
autumn.
, 1873-07-03

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
rrTIsDuHGH July 2.--Cruae petroleum weak at 81 81
@l.D0. Refined weak quoted at 18c,
, 1873-07-03
ArFoHt Of an Alleged Murderer

AFFoat OF an Alleged MMrtIOf0F.
1ND1ANAroL1s, July 2.-Edwarl IIorron. one
Of tho parttoa. implicated in the murder Of
HcitHHter, waa discovered ind arrostol tlia
moruinH.
, 1873-07-03

NosToN, July 2.-Wool Was In good demand. Tho
clip Ia reported In much better condition than last
year. Balea: Michigan and Ohln flccces, 48952Hc !;
medium EYessern, 45e unwaAhed and unmercha1lta-
bio aocees 2s@4oo; Kontuehy eonbdng, 44@45a un-
, 1873-07-03

ToLrpo, July a.-DuHAnsruFF1-Tlour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat silade better; NJ. white Va
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guarantees mus. 10 forwarded by letter 70
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stating quantity to cure, will be returned
BY mail, with advice and instructions, with
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Serious Accident,


A serious accident occurred to
the northward bound train on the
N, q o. r. r. Saturday night near
Shannon, above okolona. The train
was thrown of, some Of tho cara
wrecked and their wheels actually
torn from under them the trOstle-
work was torn up for some distance,
and the most wonderful thing OF
all il, that not Q life was lost, nor
any one seriously injured.
Wewere on the train, but stopped
at OkolOna, . few miles this side of
the scene Of the disaster. We would
suggest to the NJ. & 0. R. R. Com.
Pany how they could save the
thousands Of dollars they have in.
vested in accidents. Just buy us off
from travelling on their road, and
they are safo-wo are the Jonah Of
tho Railroad-wo never travel on
1t without getting up an accident.
We have our doubts whether the
Travellers Accident Insurance Co.
would issue a policy in our favor.
Most Of the profanity we heard
on the route was directed against
the road and some of its subordi.
natss-and right here we would
suggest that tho company, at some
of the stations, should employ sub
ordinates who possess a little natu-
raj or assumed civility. 1t refroshes
one, even in the face Of accidents or
delays, to see you are at the mercy
Of gentlemen but your surly, bear.
ish, petty railroad officials, such as
some we know OF, are a nuisance, a
pest, and should be removed as such.
We are glad for tho reputation OF
our town, nay, for humanity itself,
that here Mt Macon we have gentle.
men at the Depot-but we started.
out to record an accident, and we
fad ourselves delivering a lecture,
and will defer what more we intend
TO say to another time,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29
By GEo. c. Brown,
Marc;s 20, lS73..4t Deputy Clerk.


The State Of Mississippi
Noxubee County.
Jhancery Court, NoxnbOs County, Tues
day, March II, 1858.
(30S) The Estate of Joshua Franklin.
In the matter Of the tnsl settlement Of
Fmmetta Mullen and Samuel w Mullen,
Administrative and Administrator, Of 1sai-
ah franklin, deceased.
1t appearing that Alfred Franklin, oil
Macon county, is one Of tho heirs Of de-
cedent. II is ordered that citation issue 10
Sheriff Of Macon County, In this State,
commanding him to cite Alfred franklin
to be snd appear at the next term Of this
court, to show cause IL any, why said set
Element shall not be allowed, and it ap'
pvaring that oil the other heirs are nor
residents Of this State and reside in the
Stnte' Of Georgia, Arkansas and Texas
but their pest.othees are unknown.
It is ordered that publication be made II
the Macon beacon, for four successive
weeks, notifying John Franklin, John Ly
on and his wife. Lyon, resides in thu
State Of Georgia, The unknown children
OF Mrs. Miller and her husband Seaborl
Miller, both dead, James Harvey aud hi
W, fe Mrs. Harvey. Lewis AcLendon ant
MS wife.
McLendon d~ecendents Of the brother
and sisters of deceased and all other un
known heirs Of Isaiah Franklin, 70 be AM
appear at the next term Of this Honorable
Court to be holden the I'd Monday in jun
1878, to show cause if any, why said fna
account shall not DO allowed, and the Ad
administrator discharged aud to abide b,
the decree Of this court in the premise
and all other matters remain Until mex
term Of this court. .
A true copy from the minutes Of sal
court, E. A j. AeHENkI'.
mr29 1t Clerk.
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? ENhe State Of Mississippi,
l. Noxubee County,
Chsncery Court Noxubes County.
At Rules before the Cleak Dec. %, 1879,
Guardianship
Robert Gillespie,
Lunatic.
1t appearing that Robert L Cannon,
Guardian If Robert Gillespie, a Lunatic,
did, CT the 18th day OF December, a D ~,
by leave of this hon Court, ale his accounts
and vouchers for a ansl settlement of said
Guardianship, and, on opening the matters
Of said accounts. II appearing that the SAID
Robert Gillespie ia not an inhabitant Of
this Ststo, but Is now ct the .PennsyiyaniG
Hospital for the Insane. at Philadelphia, in
the Btate Of Pennsylvania,"
It Is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Macon Beacon, a newspaper
published in the town of Macon, in SAID
county, for four consecutive weeks, citing
the said Robert Gillespie, q Lunstic, and
that citation issue TO Susan j. Cannon TO
the county Of Colfax, and to Annie e Bard
we'll and her husband Joseph Bardwell 10
the county of Noxubse, in said State, citing
them to Be and appear before cur Hon
Chancery Court Of said county at a term
thereof to be held at the courthouse in the
town of Macon on the second Monday Of
March, 1873, then and there to show cause
why said anal account should not be allow.
ed. Atrae copy from the minutes.
r. A. j. McHENRY,
Dec. Esd, 1672-46ts Clerk.
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II will be seen trsm q card in our
issue this week that Dr.. Shelton
has associated with him in the prac,
ticO Of medicine our young friend
". Calvin Jarnagin, who has re-
turned to his native town with a
mind we'll stored with medical
knowledge, and the highest rec.
concentrations Of tho Faculty. DR.
Shslton's experience and the young
active mind of DR.. JArnsgin are
we'll calculated to cooperate in the
healing art.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

.ORRW A + NIN G .
ma22S5

THE State of Mississippi,
Il Noxubee County.
Chanrory Court Noxuboe County,
Wednesday, March u, 1873.
The Estate Of
J. J. Smith.
In the matter Of the distribution Of
tho assets Of the estate Of J. J.
Smith deceased, allowed the sev-
eral ccrditors thereof.
This day came 70 be further heard
the matter Of the distribution OF
said estate oil said deceased among
the creditors thereof, End itappear.
ing to the court that the publication
heretofore ordered in SAID proceed.
ing has been made according 10 law
and the former order of this court,
proof Of which. has been fled in
said cause. 1t further appearing to
the. Court that the clerk OF this
court did, on the 10Th day of March
1873, file in this court. in said cause,
a statemeut OF all tho claims regis
tered against said estate, specifying
each claim and the amount thereof,
and on reading said report of said
clerk, 1t is ordered and deered that
said cause DO sat down for final
hearing on Tuesday the End day Of
the next term Of this court, which
said term of this court, which said
term of this court will DO held on
the second Monday in June, 1878
1t is turtcr ordered, that publication
DO mrde in the Macon Beacon,
newspaper Published in the town o
Macon, in said county for six weeks
citing and requesting the CREDITOR
of said estate to be and appear be
fore said court on said day in sale
next term, and that on said day in
said next term, the claims agains'
said estate will be taken up for ex
animation and allowed; and tha'
all claims against said estate NO.
presented for examination and al
flowed, and that all tho claim'
against said estate, not presented
for examination and allowance OF
said day, will be forever barred. ]
is further ordered, that the clerl
of this court be allowed tho sum o
fifteen dollars for tho services here
in.
A true copy from the minutes Q
said court.
e. A. J. McHENRY, Clerk.
March 20, 10.
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DG-Silk and Glass, white and CID
figures, Dress Buttons, at
NOLAN J. ATKINSON.
A Cold SRap.

"Wednesday a small piece Of vim
ter, that was someway lett behind,
took us in the rear, and hung con,
siderable ico on tho coat-tsil Of
spring. To do tho season poeticSl
just. &C, We should say "robeS."-
However, it was quite cold, and ice
was quite common in the morning
We have heard OF no injury to the
fruit, though the garden vegetables
are nipped by an untimety frost.
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The State of Mississippi,
- Goxubee County.
ohancery Court Thursday Dec. 18th, 1872,
The Estate
l40S] of
Jacob Y Macon.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that the citation issued to the said
cVhuty Of. Noxubee to w R Strobe, Execu.
tor of the last will and testament of Jacob
IL Macon. deceased, to pEear before said
court and make settlement of his account,
has been returned by the Sheriff of said
county not found; It further appearing Ia
the court that the said w r GtrodE is no,
m inhabiant Of this State, but resides be-
yond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary
process of this court cannot be executed
upon him. It is therefore ordered thai
publication DO made in the Macon Beacon,
q newspaper published in said county o.
Noxubec, for four consecutive weeks, CT,
ting the said w r Strobe, Administrator
to So and appear before this Hon. Couri
at a term thereof to be held at the court
house In the town Of Macon In said count,
on tho second Nendayin Rarch A. D. 1878
then aud there to make settlement Of b.
accounts as Executor of the last will anc
testament Of said deceased.
1t 10 further ordered that the clerk 0
this court transmit by mail, postage raid
q copy Of this order addressed to said w
Strobe at Fort Claiborne. State Of alabama
A true COPY from the minutes Of san,
court. EAJ HoHENRY,
December 18th 1S72-5R Clark.
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The State of Mississippi,
Noxubse County.
Chancery Court Noxubee County, Wed
nesday, March II, 1878.

Noxubae County.
Chancery Court Noxubee County, We'd
nesday, March IL, 1878.
The Estate
1897 Of
William Brown.
In the D after Of The distribution OF tho
Estate Of William Brown, deceased, among
the several creditors Thereof,
This day came on to be heard the matter
Of distributions Of said estate Of said dereaa-
lsd. among the creditors thereof, and 1t ap-
Nearing o the court that the publication
bsretoIoro ordered in said proceeding has
been duly made according to law, and the
farmer order Of this court proof Of which
having been fled In this cause;
Il further appearing to the court that the
CLARK Of this court did, on the 10th day o.
March. A. D. 1873, file IN this court In said
osuao = Abatement Of all the claims register.
cd against said Estate, specifying each
claim and the amount thereof, and on
reading said Report Of said Clerk,
Il Il ordered and decreed that said cause
he set down for final hearing on Tuesdtyt
the Cd day Of the next term Of this Court
which term of said Court will be held On thu
Second Monday in june, 1873.
IL IS further ordered that publication b
made IN the '1iacon Beacon," a nswapApet
nubllshed In the town Of Macon IN sai'
County, for elk consecutive weeks, .citinl
land rsaueBting the creditors Of said Estat'
so Sc ahd appear before satd Court on sail
~. I'D next ts1I-a a that on said az.
IN said next term the claims against SAT-
Fstalo will DO taken up for examination
ana Allowance, and that all the claim
~aralnst said Eslate not presented tor efnm
k~iSatlon and allowance on said day Will b
forever barred.
ii d further ordered that the Clerk 9
AhIS court Be allowed the sum Of Ten Do
iars. PAYABLE cut Of said kstats.
! ii tgse COPY tren .he minutes q SCI
Court e. A. j. MehENhA,,
+ m'ch3e- Cts 'O1erK'
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The State OF Mississippi.
NoXhbee County.

NOxhbce County.
BY the board OF Supervisors.
To Church Carpentor-, &
You arc hereby. cited 10 ppesr
before the BeaFiNvt Supervisors of
Nox4bce eoGify M~iisissippi, at u
meeting ;hurc6f 81 be held at the
court house in MACON, "Wednesday,
Ithe'5th day Of FobSuaty, ls78, .thei,
and there to pay the taxes due Oh
said land, the ssRe h;inS reported.
delinquent according TO law blythe
tax'collectnr ii said county, to.wit:
tots 1, 10, 20, y and a2, section 6,
township l6, range l5g!ying in Mex.
ubce county, Mississippi state tax
~ AZ, county tax I'd O5, total S6 Er
! together with 10 per cent. damages
and costs, or show that said taxes
have been paid, or in default 81
such showing Judgment for the sale
thereof will be entered al said meet.
ing Of said Board against sald land,
condemnins the same or so much
thereof according 10 law as shall be
sufficient to satisfy said taxes, costs
aud damages. IN oG - ~ ,
= BY order Q fsa,d board this
Z. g.. i6th dsy Of December, 1872.
ia. i. McHENRY. - /.
Cheneery Clerk and ex-oficio
Print fec 81 clerk Of B. :.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

R6T" Mr.. W. F. Ferris is now the
local agent for the sale of Florence
Sewing Machines. They can be
seen at his Book Store, and he will
take pleasure in exhibiting its mer-
its and giving any instructions that
purchasers may desire.
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.CAsK ETs

N@a EAIE HAF H IT"
which are 80 widely known Is to REQUIRE No
special eommandation. The Metai6c m.
rial Case, with IT, present improved sivle
aaa anish, its entire harmony with the feel.
ings Of the ~bersavsd. It's p6rFecsea adi =.
ments and appointments in whaeeVpglr o,
lates 70 the preservation and protaction ~
the body after death, conHr-~ ~ s4rl4- 80
entire aaapsnsas 10 the purposes for mhish
IL IS designed
The WooDEN cDETTE, manufactured 4
ne from solid Walnh4 Rosewood md Rooe
limitations hssH6asaperibr 10 antsh Or hifIe
and can be furnished A. cheap - any ID sg
GERMS Of al deacrii tions fasnishsa 4
Tho shortest natira ana Al ke1EW aifss
uramutly nieha e. Sae 49, -
we care. ana tiaaesals end es-eortssuuurin.
tended h porsea.
JaaI7 w FMS q. CARLTON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29
Cannot Be ExeeI.ed. ,

ket SoAyenisnee ana beauty thuse
kuetiC Window Shades 81 HclbsFrs
-alE sizes aud kinds Of tie Geld
ted Davenport hade:, vi fhthen sas
er Flnish, which admiis az fhsm
eiDg washed when EDslgd, viii g
tarss which fbrsinpiigiiy andWsars
sc beyond competiuon. = -.
assS goedb nave no saaal n tie
skeA and can only 30 found a
N olberr ( Go.
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THE e CAUSE
OF
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Just Published in a Sealed Envelope.
Price Sir leatc

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The worldronowned author, IN this ad-
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Ed. FootO has opened a BARRIERS
Institute over Capt. Franks saloon,
where hv will shave all who arc
fond of smooth faces with neatness
and despatch. Ed. is an old and
vol known professor Of tho tOnso.
rial art, having graduated with the
first hoAOrs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29
4 HEAVY SkirmlSh

Occurred in town lest Monday
hssw-en ono Of the many itinovan'
merchants in linens, OiI-Cloth, 30,
and q brick mason. There was cen
bruising, and blood flowed
profnsoly, butit was very deceptive
and only covered slight wounds snc
bruises. Caaue-aun crossing th'
sqaiaoOtial line. Final rosUlt-sI'
each.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29
MANY Crr1RENs.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.

Or Thursday and Friday nights,
April Sd and 4th, at tho colorod
Methodist Church, for tho purpose
Of raising funds to pay for al organ.
All the friends Of the School, and
the public generally, r requested
to exert themselves to make the
Exhibition as successful as possible.
There will also be a Supper on the
occasion, apd tho managers and
those interested feel confident Of
entire satisfaction.
Admission rs cts., Children Is OTIS.
q. A. T. ROBINSON,
Superintendent.
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|LAADLEl@ HAT3,
~"
'N'''' KLAUS 8 BROS.


The Mayor requests Us to state
that eur citissns should Register as
soon as possible before the election,
to prevent the confusion which
would be the result Of putting y
|oG until just before that time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29
Election Notice,

An election will be hold in thC
town OF Macon for Mayor and Ave
Aldermen, on Wsdnopday, the 9th
day of April. The polls will re
main open until 6 o'clock, p, m
All voters, including those who
have registered already, must cal
Mt the Mayors office to be regis
tered under the new Charter, as
the old papers will not be recog.
nized.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

We are requested BY J. Gorf,
Artist of the Big Tent, to announce
to the public that he vii! leave Ma
con on the 18th April, and those
wishing to have pictures taken will
do well to call early.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29
march, %, !
ToMB STONES.

To those who wish 70 pe-potuato, in Ten
during marble" the memory ofloved ones
the undersigned will say, that he is still in
the marble business and prepared 70 all or
aers for American Or Foreign marble on
short uotiee. He Il the agent Of Mr.. r. Q
Quiely, tho successor Of Qaigly g. Moran,
Memphis, Tenn. All ordoEs taken by him
or his agents VIII be promptly filled, and
parties viii get n every instance Just what
the! order. III. 6. CASTon,
Agent.
oRce at Joiner a Cogburn'S
sMArSO72-iyr Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-29

TRCON MARKET.
To. enable this public 10 supply them
sslves readily with every day necessities
VIC vii! keep constantly on hnnd--
gRESa MATS and VEGETABLES,
FISH, fresh and salt,
Batter and Eggs,
Fruits, dried and fresh,
Oysters, fresh and cove,
H. Grits and Hominy,
81. Navy Beans, Onions,
shelf Groceries,
including a..apo variety of canned VE0E'
TAsELs and FRUITS and SAUCES and
PICKLE:
@y" Open Fl o m..dayIight till 8 O'clock, p. n
70 EARGERs. The highest price paid fol
stock in good Or2erasi all kinds of ooan'
try produce. "-
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