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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

| New states-Defcat OF the Colorado
Admission Bill-Otah and Mormon
Poiygamy.
After sharp debate, and by the decisive
vote of lit to 67, in the House of Represen-
] tatives, the bill for the admission of Colorado
as State has been laid ON the table, which,
we dare say, disposes of this question till the
first Monday in December next. 1t appears
that the additional package which broke the
which the managers of the Colorado bill &C
copied, providing for the admission OF Utah,
and under the style and title of the State OF
Deseret. Mr.. Taffe, of Nebraska, as the
chosen champion of Colorado is charged
with the responsibility of this blunder, and
especially to Mr. Claggett, the eloquent anti
Mormon delegate from Montana, belongs the
distinction of killing the bill. The broadsides
of hot shot and explosive shells which he
poured into the Mormon Territorial despotism
of Brigham Young were too much for the COM
paratively feeble defence of the venerable and
amiable Mormon delegate, Mr.. Hooper, and
SO, with the closing discharges from Claggett
III bAOTJ range, tuc WOIh Wuo ooA1C, th0 cAAO
bill for the admission Of Colorado as State,
with the amendment for the admission of
Utah, was laid on the table.
But why should the blending of the fortunes
of Colorado with those Of Utah defeat this
measure? Under the apportionment of the
House of Representatives upon the census of
1870 one hundred and forty-fve thousand in
habitants are required for one Representative
in Congress, and this law further provides that
hereafter no Territory shall be admitted as o
State short of this required population for one
Representative. Now, of oil the existing Ter
ritories Utah is the only one that can approach
this condition precedent in having popula-
ton pretty near the mark and nearly three
times the population of the State of Nevada.
According to the national census returns Of
1870 the population of the Western States and
Territories named below was in each as fol-
lows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

The SPECIE PAYMENT QUESTION is occupying
the attention of the Senate Committee on
Finance and the House Committee on Bank
ing and Currency, but from the conflict of
opinions and theories advanced by the differ
emit members there is not much prospect of
any practical measure being soon adopted.
Almost every member has scheme of his
own. The great difficulty lies in the ignorance
of members of Congress about national fnan-
cial matters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

Pooh CARLoTA-Our latest news is TO tho
effect that the ex-Empress Carlota is still
alive, but in most critical condition. II was
rumored yesterday that she was dead Later
accounts stated that she was still living, but
that her life was despalred of and that at any
moment her death might be looked for. Poor
Carlota Her dream of Empire has brought
her greet snrrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31
TRIPLE S HEE T,
New York, Friday, Jan. 81, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
Ho-Day's Contents Of the
Herald.

NNEW STATES DEFEAT OF THE COLORADO
ADMISSION BILL UTAH AND MORMON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE.
INTERESTING NEWS LETTER FROM CUBA! THE
MODE OF CONDUCTING SUGAR PLANTA-
TIONl COOLIE LABOR TRAVELLING WITH
SPANISH SOLDIEKS AMERICANS CON-
DEMNED TO DEATH THE WAR; HOW
EXPEDITION NEWS Is CLEANED BY THE
CUBANS-FoURTH PAGE.
RUSSIA EXCITED OVER KHIvAN CRUELTIEsi
THE CAMPAIGN TO BE PROSECUTED WITH
GREAT vIGOR BY THE CARS TROOPSl
THE TORTURES TO WHICH RUSSIAN WAS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
BY CABLE FROM EUROPEl NJ. THEIRS REJECTS
THE PROJECT OF THE ASSEMBLY COM
MII'rEE THE LATE CARLIST DEFEAT
POOR CARLOT1A AT THE POINT OF DEATH
THE BANK AND MONEY RATES IN LONDONi
HONORABLE ACTION OF THE BONA.
PARTES-SEvENTH PAGE.
FINALE OF THE GREAT TWEED CASE JUDGE
DAVIS SHARPLY ANIMADvERTs UPON THE
CONDUCT OF THE PRISONER REAR
REST THE VERDICT ANXIOuSLY AWAIT.
ED-THIRD PAGE.
LEGISLATION AT THE STATE CAPITALl THE
CUSTOM HOUSE PARTY TACTICSl THE
GOVERNOR WILL SIGN THE CHARTERl
THE LATEST ASPECT OF THE NATTER
THIRD PAGE.
CONGRESSIONAL MEASURESl TIE LEGISLA-
TIVE APPROPRIATIONS PASSED. STEW
ARTS CONTEMPT OF THE HOUSE! THE
MOBILIER SCHEME A DANGEROUS STEAM.
BOAT LOBBY-TENTH PAGE
HOMENTOUS AGITATION AGAINST THE RAIL-
ROAD MONOPOLIESl THE WEST BANDED
AGAINST THE RAILROAD MONARCHSi
THE PEOPLE STARvINGl CORN FOR FUELl
A ~
EIGHTH PAGE.
CONGRESSIONAL DISCREDIT! ADDITIONAL
LIGHT FROM THE COMMITTEE ROOMS ON
THE GREAT sCANDALl SIOUX CITY
PLACINGS FORGED UNION PACIFIC
BONDS ON THE MARKET-FIFTH PAGE.
BRUTAL MURDER IN HoBoKENl THE ENTIRE
MATTER WRAPPED IN MYSTERY NO
CLEw TO THE PERPETRATORS PERSONAL
APPEARANCE OF THE vICTIM-MARINE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
REPORTS OF THE WEATHER. THE COOLEST
DAY OF THE SEASON. THE PROBABLE.
TIES FOR TO-DAY-THRD PAGE.
COMMENTS OF THE vOZ DE CUBA ON ANA.
DEUS COLONIAL REFORM POLICY
NEW TREASURY ISSUE OF BONDS-SEv.
ENrH PAGE.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS THE DEFENDANT IN
THE JUMEL ESTATE SUIT ON THE STAND
JOHN L. BROWN WANTS $4,000 FROM
THE CITY FOR extra STREET CLEAN
ING'-ELEvENTH PAGE.
a BOILER BURSTS ON TIE ELEVATED RAIL-
WAY SAD PERPLEXITY OF THE PAS
SENGERSi REPREHENSIBLE CONDUCT OF
BYSTANDERS PERlLOUS ESCAPES-F1rru
PAGE.
THE STEVENS CASTLE FIRE. BURNING FOR
SIX HOURS, WITH SLIGHT LOSS-D. D.
FIELD AND THE BAR ASSOCIATION-ERIE
BLOCKADED-FIFTH PAGE.
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE NATIONAL LINE
THE MANAGERS LETTER REFUTING
Mr.. MDONNELL's STATEMENT OF STEER
AGE ABUSES-EIGHTH PAGE.
MORE COOLIES FOR PTTTsBURG INDIGNATION
OF THE BEAVER FALLS WHITE CUT.
LERS PETITIONING CONGRESS FOR RE.
DRESS-FIFTH PAGE.
BUSINESS IN THE WALL STREET EXCHANGES
A RELAXED MONEY MARKET THE NEW
FIVE PER CENT BONDS WORTH PRE-
MUM IN GOLD-ERIE DIvIDENDS-NINrH
PAGE.
WIDENING ANN STREET. TIE PLANS PRO.
PosED-RECENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

STEWART, THE CoNruMAcIous WITNESS, who
refuses to testify before the Wilson Committee
on the Union Pacific Railroad. was ordered
Unto the custody of the sergeant-at-Arms of
the House of Representatives. He will he
brought up to-day to see what the effect will
be upon his contumaciousness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

REORGANIZATION OF THE SIGNAL Conrs.-
1t is proposed to reorganize the Signal Corps,
in order that its usefulness may be extended
aud competent employees receive better sal
aries 1t is good move.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

HE TWEED CASE WAS CLOSED YEsrERDA,
LvENrNo and given to the jury, after tire,
hours charge from Judge Davis. The jury
were locked up for the night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

Union SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, between
Sroadway and Fourth av.-OHK HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

NIBIo's GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
tioustop sreets-LEo AND LoTos-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

SPAIN JUBILANr.-Spain, as will be seen by
this mornings news, has by various causes
been put into excellent humor. The Carlists
in their latest attempt have been most inglo-
riously defeated. The young Queen has given
birth to a son, who if spared, will be true
Spanish Savoyard. A strong feeling exists in
favor of immediate emancipation. So much
is the feeling that in the Lower House of the
Cortes on Wednesday one Of the Deputies pro-
posed that the bill providing for abolition
be amended so that emancipation shall take
effect Immediately after its passage instead of
four months afterwards. All this is we'll
enough so far but why does not Spain
include Cuba in her good thoughts and give
her the benefit of her kind doings?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
RpnT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

PEACE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE MoDocs. -
Somebody proposes to send out peace
commission of three to arrange terms
with the fighting Modocs. This will be in
volving the matter in a worse fog than ever,
and, not to spoil nice little job, we trust no
such commission will be appointed. In treating
with these bareback savages what the regular
Indian Agent for the section cannot perform
can be readily accomplished by the exercise OF
a little nerve and discretion on the part OF the
military commander, and General Gllem is
lust the man for the task
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31

RoOTH,s THEATRE. Twenty third street. corner Sixth
nvenue-BRUrus; OR, THE FALL OF TARoUIN
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THEATRE CoMIouE, No. 6l4 Broadway.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

HAND 81 a O L Z Q
costs Toto 10 cents per cake, and
every body SHOULD have it. You
will like IL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01
Register R2giSteriI

l0ere is one thing iF SAicA tbs
|aes and Aicorn factions agree.
W each other; that is, every one
NV kcg'ster. Whether the Flee
y held or not, tae Eag4tration
W De Iegal, and the papers can be
"FSca Tor any emeFgency, and
!" may occur to cQ4se regret top
Y having attended to this duty.
~ each one, while be is here ON
N'"eSS, devote Il few moments 10
- matter il may save trouble
''al'er, and he will find himself
"'y' Our Registrars are ready
" 70 issue paperE, and oGr poo
should be ready also to do
'F auty. Those who have any
'''Fa'lon papers since asa need
" register again.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

On Wednesday night, at the res
idence of the brides father in Shu-
qNalak, by tho Rev. leroy Me- .sln-
gale, Mr., &. ). NEsTER aud NlIks NJ.
Il, RAwLs, all Of this county. May
the warm, generous wine and rich
cake accompanying this notice be
the symbQls OF the warmth OF ;hcir
attachment and tho richness and
5 sweetness of their married life.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01
Complimentary

At Il meeting Of the aiSmbers OF
the Macon Bar, at the termination
of the Fail Term Of tho Circuit
Court, 4Ao following resolutions
wore adopted.
Resolved, That the Bar are deep:
" sensible of ahe able and courte-
ous manner in which the Sheriff
and his deputies have discharged
their duties dpFing this term OF the
Court, and especially are they re-
mindful of the services and atten,
ton to business and courtesy OF
the Chief Deputy, Capt w. b.
Lucas.
Resolved, That the thanks of the
.Cqprt and Bar gre due TO T. J.
White, Esq, GleEk OF this Court
and his efficient Deputy, W, IL.
IKennon, for the satisfactory manner
In which they have discharged the
duties of their Office during this
term. They hayo been courteous
prompt and always at their post
md The business Of their ofice wa'
discharged with fidelity "ua DIS
patch,
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BrOOkSviIle Items.

Gen. J, II. sharp, of Colupbus,
will address the Grange at ,his
place on Wednesday.the 9Th day Of
Novomher, 1878.
Some cotton comings",in-not
much selling, The price Faid is
ig4 cents for ordinary. Very iit'F"
trade, and no one paying up their
accounts yet. Plenty ofcorn, eggs,
sweet potatoes, fresh beef, pecans,
opossums and home-knit socks, &c,
coming in to barter tor goods. The
hard times are becoming visible u
the naked eye, and many are cry
ing, calf rope bursted."
Big stealing about clog Eye.
they steal cotton in large lots, by
the hate.
George Richardson has opened
a fancy grocery store on the north
corner OF Main and Alabama sta.
"A Frenchman says, EuropowiIl
be hell. The southern part of the
United States is big hell now, aud
too many by far are drumming for
the house.
Ask and follow the advice Of
those who succeed in that branch Of
business Of which you will be in
formed.
Why are fashionable women
like auclionecrs? Because they are
in a baate.
Tied up! The SHOW did not
make expenses at Decrhrook they
did not succeed at Crawford, and
Huddleson of Artesia, has the oDn-
Germ attached. and will give a grand
show price Of tickets, rations for
the animals-thcy are hungry aud
growIeth much. The monkeys are
thin.
We regret to hear Of the death
OF John J. Spann,. formerly OF ibis
county.
Our popular townsman, I. Q.
Perry, had "a severe fall the otl,ey
day, He fell from-gracc, q dl'.
lance Of abont 500 feet, counting
the curves. A consultation OF ply
sicians was held which resulted in
the application of "porou' pin :
ter" Of AlIcock's manufacture. lie
is convalesccnt.
Yours, &C., y.
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pru. F
NnNERVILLE INSTITUTE.

, ms we'll known educational
. gi,r' considering tbs financial
Man., ANY, mas opened under favorable
M, INSTANCES. Parenta are begin
1o.' " be aware that a correct
Nn ~'''oh for their children is of
n @b more value than all the fash
g n',O 'uxuries TO which they have
n. accustomed, and, in tines like
n will sacrifice the latter for
Ii, OI W. of their childpen and
BAH =, tuIqte SUCCESS in life. Prof.
Manu. rights school is one entirely
EN e''u to the exigencies of the
n.'5 NJ, Fe will be liberal in de-
Ie e'S Tor advance payments the
h,, SnI month, aud studopts are
b, S so ron date of entrance to
onN v'ose Of the session. This, in
lsioc v'loP with the lack of temp.
pgb r' 70 spend money, the thor
a 1hi"sS OF Prot, G:'s system Of
snb;.ng the heallhful locality.
n, snp 10 make it the most dcsir.
y school ip the State.
."N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

The following parties were con-
vlcted at the last term ofthe Circuit
Court, and will undergo the penal
ties imposed by the Judge;
Levi Smith, COLI grand .arccny,
5 years in penitentiary.
Geo. Payne, white, grand larceny,
5 years in psnitontI"ry.
Jim Sparks, white, grand larceny,
) years in penitenIIary.
Abe Jackson, col, grand larceny,
, years in penltcnIiary.
Mack Mcleod, col, grand larceny.
years in penitentiaFs.
Ike Scholar, col, grand larceny
, years in penitentiary.
Frazier Duncan, colorcd, CRANE
Iarpsuy, 2 years in p%eni,eFtiary.
Bill Lewis, col, murder, sen
fenced to be hung Dec. 18th, 1873.
Emiline Duncan, mansIaushler
n hours in Jail.
Abe Gresham was acquitted o.
the charge Of murder. "
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

Ray~ We call the attention OF onr
roq4eps TO the sale of Calhoun
institute property in another col
umn. This is the most desirable
property in town, anq affords a
chance for a good Investment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01
OrRAYED OR SgOLGE.

On Sunday night, tAe 10Th Oct,
from Kilby Bass, eay'd, on the
HrmpmIl place, II dark brown mare
Mule, about Is hands and Il inches
high, between 6 aud 7 years Ola.
and clear Ct all blemiohps. Tbe
finder will be Literally rewarded
by returning the same 70
JACOB HOLBERG & co.
Nv 1-gts
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Complimentary,

After the adjournment Of the
Circuit Court last Saturday, u meot.
ing OF the members of tho Bar was
held at the Court House, the Han.
IL, l.. Jarnagin presiding and W. b,
Cooper noting IA Secretary, The
President stated the object of the
meeting was to return thanks to
the Hon. J. A. Orr for the faithful
and impartial manner in which he
had discharged his duties. Col.
RivOs moved u committee Of three
be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of this object. Colonel
Rives, Capt. billiard and Col. Meek
were selected by the chair, who re-
ported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted /:
Resolved, That in the Judgement
Of this meeting Of the members of
the Bar, and in behalf of all law
abiding piti7ens, our thanks are
due to the Hon. J. A. Orr, Judge Of
the It'll Judicial District, for the
learning, ability, impartiality and
6rmnuas with which he has conduc-
ted the business Of the court during
"a long and ardqouo session, and for
the ppompt and able manner with
which he has discharged the duties
dcvolving upon him.
Resolved, That the court be re.
quested to allow those resolutions
to he spread upor the minutes, and
that the Macon Beacon be requested
TO publish the same. .......
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01
WILLIAMS 4 COOPER

Have just opened a fine lot OF
the latest styles Of LADIES and
GENrEENENs' HATS.
Kcmember next door to K. Alex
andcr's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

The State of Mississippi, !
Nq&nbcc County.
Chanccry Court Nox4beo County,
September llth, \. d, 1873.
The Estate
.T3ll.1 of
William NJ. Glass.
IN the muaer Of lAe Pelition Gf
Ain f. Glass, Administrators of
the Estate Of VIM: N. Glass, de,
ceased, representing the personal
estate Of said decedent ms insuficient
to pay tn" debts exhibited against
oajd estate, and praying for the
sale of lands Of SAID decedent to
pay the debts thereof, said petition
COMING on to be heard, and il
appearing to the Court, from sac
petition and the exhibits herewith
filed, that the personal estate is
insufficient to pay the debts which
haze been aXtitilc! against SAID
estate, and it appearing to the
Court that it is necessary to sell
the Real Estate to pay said debts,
1t is therefore ordered and de
creed by the Court that publication
be made in the "Macon Beacon II
newspaper printed and published
in tine town Of Macon, citing and
%summoning Lafayett Milner, y non
resident Of the State OF Mississlppi,
and whose residence is unknown,
and by citing the following named
heirs Of said decedent, to-wit
Thomas F. Glass, Edward K. Glass
and David NJ. Glass, who reside in
the county of N~oXuboe, summoping
thom to be and appear at q term OF
this Court 70 be held at the Court
House in the town Of Macon on
End Monday Of December, 1873,
then and there to answer said peti,
ton and show cause, it any they
can, why the same should not be
granted and said Real Estate sole
according to the prayer of sale
petition for the purpose Of paying
The debts of said decedent.
Ordered this the -llth day o
lSoptember, 1873.
THOMAS CHRISTIAN,
C%hancellor.
A true copy from the minutes
September 18th, 1873.
y. A. j. MCHENRY,
r.. & R, Attys.l Clerk.
SIT o7-1ts "
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WAGONSi WAGONSI

a car load Of hurphy's Wagons
received and tor sale low. Call
y Examine them. "'
WILLIAMS y Cooper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

s6y- Feeling the uncertainty OF
promises of my friends and cuSto-
mers, it is impossible for me to do
business on Gedit, po mSttSr how
sboyt it may BE-. mo
Parties indebted to me will please
call and settle Immediately,
All accounts not paid by the 10Th
Of November, 1873, will be collected
by MY Attorney ct law.
~ CHAS. HOFER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

reg- Subscriptions for all papers
aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and prompt
Iy forwarded by rrr,,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01
Eo0OK WILL E..

' ',,cs,ed to call and make i'm
.,e settlements in cash, # pos
N, ''" IA enable us to keep up our
and meet our obligations,
|. Sope they will not delay nnu!
tr.t of January, as all our bills
/ Do,idcrcd due the LIST OF Oct.
varied and complete stock of
NJ. foods, Groceries, Clothing,
Boots and ShGOS, Hardware, y,
]. ober desirable goods on hand,
|rb we offer low for cash;
BORDERS & LOVE.
All. Inn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NoxUBEE CoUNrr.
OK ncery Court, Mt Rules, Oct q, lf7S'
Robert W. Phillips
and his wife,
Martha Phillips,
1886, VS.,
Martha <. Doss ..5...
and her husband,
Henry W. Doss.
In tho Chancery Court In vacAtio1 at
niles before the Clerk Of said Court " his
Office in the town of Macon in said coqpty.
IJpon opening the matters of complain
ants Bin of Complains this day tile}, 1t
"nre,Fing that The said defendants, MNrtha
Z, Doss and her husband, Henry W. Goss,
are non-residents of this State, so that Fhe
ordinary process of this Court cAnnot be
served upon them, and thNt they resiIra in
p;ckens county in the State of AIabfmN,
and That their Post-0lfce is PiCkensvillc IN
said county Of Pickeps in said State OF
Alabama, Il is theEofore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Macon BcacQn, a
newspaper published iP the town OF MFcon
in said county, for four c%onsecutivc weeks,
notifying and s1mmoPing the said def'nd-
ants Martha Il Doss and her husband,
Henry w. Doss, to be End appear before
the next term of our Jhapcery Court OF
said county, to be held gt the Court HOUSE
in the town of Macon en- tho
Second Monday Of Dscembor, A D. 1873
then aud there 70 answer the Bill Of Gam-
pieipk' of said eepnhpiMGts under oxth;
and show cause, If any they can, why lHlu
lot of land and store-hopsG thereon, men
Itiqned in said Bill, shqp}d not bo sold for
division aInQpg the saiq parties in interest
therein. ,..
L is further ordered that a copy Of this
order be transmitted BY mail, poAthge
Maid, directed to each OF the said above
Ssped NONRESIDENT defendants at Picksns-
Vile, Pickens c0pqtv in the State OF Nda-
6nma, and that The CLERK file his cerliBsat
Of such mAGipg of said copies as the Jaw
directs. +. A. j. MCtlENRY,.
Clerk.
BY GEo, G. BROwN, D, 4,
A true copy from the minutes, OctqbeE
], 90 l873. Il. A. J. MoHENRf,
~.Jarnapin & Riycs, Cork.
SOILS for Coppl'ts.
Nov l-4ts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

Day- CHURCH NoTIoE.-Rev. M. V.
Nqhsipg, Of Mgrtrosboro, Tenn, is
expected to prsaoh at the Baptist
church in Macon on next Saturday
and Sabbath the Sth and 9th OF No
vemhor: The country members
and Of Sharon chRrrh are especially
requested to attend.
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CoMMIS&IONER'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order and
decree Of the Chuneery Court of Noxubee
county, Mississippi, n,sde Ut the last sep
tember term. a. D. 1879, thereof, the un-
dersigned Special Commissioner of Joshua
I. Heard 1t Nly compia;uants, and David
w, Muorcr ct al, defInd ants, will, on
Monday, lat day of December, A. D. 1873,
between the hours prescribed by law,
before the Court llou-e door in the town
Of Macon in said cUunty and State, proceed
to sell ut public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following deac.lbed
land to-wlt the 81 81 the NEf and the
f.! Of the SCI Of Section II; the 81 Of
Section II, IN Township A., North Of
Range II, aud the W. OF the SW4, and
the SWt Of the NWF o. Section 7 Town
ship Is, north of Range ID East, all in
Moxubee county, Mississippi. Sad land
will be sold in iots and parcell Lot eN-
ceeding one hundFcd and sixty acres III
any one lot, US the law directs, and 10 suit
purchasers. .
DAVID W. MOORER.
Special Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

BY Col. Shannon'9 Hom"Stp-e.
published at Meridian, in cNton'
and variety Of its contents, Is ad-
mirabIy adapted to the farm and
freside. The price is only One
Dollar, which places it OF an
in tn4t respect, w'th
Nnthcrn.pubi .tions of like che'-
acter a,ll less interest,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

MEMPHIS, October 30'-For the
twenty.four hours ending Al six
O'Clock last night, there were nine
yellow fever deaths and nine rom
other causes. The Board OF a 'aIth
officially no ify aG4entees that they
may safely return.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01
Try those Figaros at
", f. FERRIs's.

Parties indebted to MURPllEY
4 MINOR are respectfully and IRE.
spectively requested to call and
make Immediate payment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

-
Mr.. J. f. Buck, at Howell's hotel,
is agopt f9r Ms" FireSide Friend
end furnishes subscribers with the
premium Chrome Cute" and tick-
Sts in the Spppal distribution tree
He is also SSqsoFpdited agent for sey-
oral yulRaPle new. works, em9ng
them is the @Artiej" a complete
and interesting ePitomo of all the
artic expeditions from the earliest
attempts vt exploration to 'Re lEte
expedition Of Captain Hall: '0@ll ~
the hotel. in his absence those VINO
wish to subscribe to the " Etreslqe
Friend8 can apply to FMS ~ Carl
ton ut the furniture STORE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-01

lat HI. Ferrls authorizes US to say
~ Christmas Stock OF Books,
Mn holiday Presents OF all do
''''4s' VII be larger than cyOr.