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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-11-06

EUREKA LODGE NO. 1913, m>ets at the uop'
r. Templar hall opposItethe A"aoh'o ii"''' w.
1inuday evening at o'clock, ,.,. affair.
JOHN TREZONA, W. CT.
u n ZONES w. Il. .
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O.. w. II.

@. w. u.
vEnH oE THEW Esr, NO. I, meets
AmIcI,la Hall corner of Iowa and DIVISION
~. an Wednesday evening. All are invited
to Cooperate.
J. TRZONA,W. CT
VIM READ, RS
UftITAM T. OWENS, Superintendent
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SOCIETIES..

1owAENCAMpMENT, No. u, 10. U. y, mee 81 49, =
4 nAI E.Ilows Hail, first building souih OF u.
house ey cry I'd aud 4th Tuesday evening
month, :,
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DIR. J. BROWN,

Hyde's Mill, Iowa county, Wi
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, May q8tL.
VI the residence of the 6yideS Eatb'
en- Mr. Joshua Stevens, by Rev, "
Z. Ross, Mr.. WALTER Ii. CAvrrr ~
MISS BELLE L, STEVENS, all Of thus
= Twas twilight's calm and peace
iNf hoSr, as on this pleasant even.
ing OF our mir,h,iEspiping mon,h
we neared the place OF residence Of
our fS'r aud lovely friend. Atone
our eyes were greeted with the
numoefless host OF refativesa and Tho
happy throng of familiar acquaint.
ances that filed the open gaIIery
and crowded the spacious rooms.
a low neeting moments sped on
their sllvery way the gay and mcr.
~ voices Of tho guests assembled in
the parIo9 were hushed in a death!y
calm, and the silence which there
seemed brooding like some semitic
spirit Ger the almost puIseless
crowd, announced the sudden adj.
vent Of the handsome and amiable
couple and their attendants, Mr.. J.
y. Cavctt and Miss BESSIE Buck.
ard Mr.. R. NJ. Pruitt and Miss Fan.
me Swami. Then were we through.
~ convinced that there was pothinr
half so lovely as
"Two souls with but n single thought
1wo hearts that beat as one"
The usual impressive ceremony
ana an affecting prayer by the Off
eating minister, and all was over
The hearts and lives Of two were
blended into one. Then the greet,
ING OF friends and loved ones dear;
and at an appropriate hour follow,
30 the generous rOpast, which, for
abundance and excellence, could
scarcely be surpassed. The grassy.
matted yard, on which with soft
mild lustre the gentle moonbeam ms
afforded facilities favorable
or the evenings promenade.
The holy hour Of midnight found
III on their homeward course, han.
'l'y rejoicing in the pleasures both
u realization and Of hope. May
heir lives be ever sweet and hap.
y, and their pathway be strewn
With flowers and
II Ger on dark tempcstuous seas,
Torir little bark be cast,
MAY heaven vito propitious breeze,
Direct their course at last.
GUEST.
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AtteattOA Changers !!

The Patrons Of Husbandry o
Center Point Grange, No. 535
believing that she interests of thu
Order in Noxubee County require
Il county organization, have taken
the initiative step, and, at then
last regular meeting, passed the
following resolutions
Resolved, That Center Point
Grange, feeling that the interests
of the Order in Noxubee County
require q county organization, and
that the different Sub Granges in
the county desire such, takes the
liberty OF appointing the
End Monday in June neat,
and inviting a meeting of Delegates
in the town Of Macon on that day,
for the purpose of organizing, and
respectfully suggests that Delega,
tons from each Grange consist OF
the Master and thrce-lourth Degree
members.
Resolved, also, That this invita-
ton be published in the Macon
Beacon for five consecutive weeks,
A. j. DANTZLER,
Secretary OF Center Point Grange.
May 9th, 1874.
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SypAon Soda aud Mineral water.

For the convenience of familie 81
and the sieK, wo have on hand anl
will Keep throughout the season,
Soda, Setter aud Congress water
in French Quart Sirhon Bottles az
20 Cts. per bottle ana $3.50 per doz-
en- bottles. AS these hotties are ".
ry costly, we shall expect q deposit
ofSl,50 per bottle, to cover cost,
Aom all parties uakRown TO Us,
We shall also eXpcos these bottles
to be retained, as soon as emptied.
For these goods our terms are cash.
bills collected with our ice
bills weekly.
JONES & FAINT
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state Items,

The Mercury chronicles the beat,
ing OF an Indian 100 years old, by
another of the same race, The
same paper is exchanging some left,
handed compliments with the Co.
lumbus Press,
The editor of the Aberdeen En-.
Gm'ner hints at the hanging OF Bob
Thompson. Our friend, Maj. Jonas
should be careful. A gentle hint Of
that character. cost us once a jour-
ney to Oxford and other vexations,
with a prospective view of the Al
oany penetentiary, we should be
careful TO recollect we have a gov.
eminent al around US, as well as at
Washington.
IMPORTANT ARRsr.--Samuel G.
Truss, sheriff of Jones' county and
Warren Pool, of the same county,
passed through Shubuta yesterday
~I,rins nST5'S ~ custody James
in Jones ounlv cbar@ej viii, I'' ~"
murder of Jacob Herred, at " mean
CarroIlton, Miss, on the 2lst. of A.
p p,n.i iSs'' IT,! me prisoners were s"h'
tiye tLon,,5 aImi, ,ho,. ', m]nn""o"
ted the killing. We understand a
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BrOOkSVille items.

Died Sunday, May Oath, 1874, af'
ter a long and painful illness, at his
residence, Rev. II. P. Crymes. His
remains were deposited at the SouIe
Chapel burial grounds by d large
crowd of mourning friends. Ano'
Their good mar gone to rest.
There has been quite an excite
ment here on the corn question:
Several gentlemen having engaged
in the corn business, she much need
ed article fell down to $l,25 and is
now selling here at that price
Bring along your greenbacks and
get all you want while it is selling
cheap. Several ear loads expected
and as there are several dealers they
will be sure to keep a supply on
hand and sell low.
The train run over a mule colt
that was grazing on the track ana
so manglea it that the owner had 1t
killed.
Weather dry and hot; cotton
prospects gloomy farmers want
rain some cotton still coming Inj
vorv little trade; no money ! credit
about played out eggs ana spring
chickens taken at the stores TOR
store truck and merchants shelves
getting as empty as q contribution
box in met, this is an empty eoun'
try, now, and the early roasting
ears will suffer, Notwithstanding
shis our young folks are gay ENJOY
themselves playing cr1qae' ana
dodge care and trouble about tAe
future. Yours &c, a. !
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored!

Just Published, % New edition of DR..
CHlverWeiFs Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medicine) of SPERMAToR-
RHEA OF Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, IMPoTENCY. Mental and
Physical ~lncapacity, Impediments to M.E-
riage, etc. also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY
and FRS, induced by solf-indulgcnce or
sexual extrarnganee; Piles, &c.
aayn Price, in \ sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates tIom Il thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences OF self-abuSe may be
radically cared without she dangerous use
of Internal medicine TT the application of
tine klite; pointing out u mode of cure at
once simple, certain, and et%fcctusl, By
means of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition uay be, may cure him
self eheAply, privately. and radically.
B2R@ This Lecture should be in the
hands Of every youth and eveyy man in
the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents, op two post stamps.
Also, DIX, SlLI.SBEE'S REMEDY FOR
PILES. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j &. KLINE & CO.,
l21 Boweryy New York, p. O. Box 1886.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

The Post office at MushuIaville in
'hts eoEnty will be re,estabJished as
soon as the requisite papers IAN be
hlled up and returned to the de.
paftmont' This will bring our Mu-
shulaville friends back into the
news world and supply them with
mail matter three times a week.
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OyCrSeerS of the Roads

Will all report on the first Mon.
day in June, at which time commits
9lons expire, and now overseers are
appointed. They will report the
plantations from which they get
hands, and names, changes of hands
from one link to another viii be
made, il consistent with public in.
%tercSt,
All parties interested on tho east
side OF the river will come on Mon.
day, those Oh the west side on
Tuesday,
j. B, ALLGoon, Pres't Board,
Mar, %, TIL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

Ben" KEW CooL-Nm French,
though he never treats his friends
cody, ia ready to reduce their tenn
peratmo with lho best ui cooling
drinks, including Iaugcr on ice and
his shelf grocery department is full
of fresh goods, including all tho
lo,icaclcs in that lire.
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MMISSlONER'S SALE

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubce County.
Ia the Chancery Court Of ,aid cUINty.
Robert W. Phtllipa u
Martha Phillips
1851 VS..
Martha Il Doss &
Henry w. Doss.
Under and IN pursuance of " decree of
our ObaACery Court of sand county, CIV.
rolled on the 10th day Of March, 1874, the
undersigned, the special commissioner ap-
painted therein for the purposes set forth
in said decree in the shove stated cause.
will, on
MONDAY, the 4th day Of MAY, 1874,
between the hogsrs prescribed by law, to-
wit; II O'clock, y. NJ, and 3 0'rluNk, p. M,
offer for sale and sell st public aucsian to
the highest bidder, Mt the Courk-Hnuse in
the town ot Macon, ia said county and
state, the following %pn1pcrtv, to-wit. the
south halt OF lot I, VI block II in the town
of MacUN IN sSNl cnNnty, on tle following
terms, namely /; utlo half the purchase mo-
ney tn be pald IN six months and one hmIf
thereof To hc paid in twelve months from
TIE day rt sale, with interest thereon from
date at the rate Of eight per Geptum pee
annum.
Notes with good security Nill be required
from the purchaser.
april lSi4ts GEO. q. BROWN,
tl'rnasin&RNcs sols Special Comm'r
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ORDINANCE No. 81

ORDINANCE No. 81
ORDINANCE to amend ordi.
~" Seventeen, in relation to
S''p ,S /; Be it ordained by the
VS,%o, Mayor and Aldermen,
|s,s,on One (i) of Ordinance
N wen QO be and the same IL
~ amended that the word
|@,%T Eead two, aud the word
SS"''; : Sc it further ordained,
aSs aon Two 81 Of said Ordi-
m, +'la IS hereby so amended
s %SSo the words ten hours
t,y S1' hours and tho words
Sllov 0 T"u TWO days.
I ANY, D. Be it further ordained,
ui15.p ~ violating Section
b %o ABOVE rerited Ordinance
Nr. s ,Y'a guilty of q INSIDE
M ~ WV upon conviction there
Dv aned not Jess than Ave
Il t SSo'S y Than twenty (2O) dol
pr% , discretion Of the Mayor.
:, be it further ordained,
rc. ordinances or parts Of
IONS ps' ., conflicting with the
> a " This Ordinance be- and
Roy ' : hereby repealed.
G, y 30 it further ordained,
b,, sU'nance take effect and
\. from and after its
'''9a May 18th, 1874.
OHo' 6. DILLARD,
\ p.r.,. Mayor.
'A'FS' Secretary.
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nUBkIC NOTICE.
Trustees Sale.


m, 49,, 0r..i..l..;,
Ihs state OF MiSslsSpPl
NeNsbte 'sn'y'
Pablic noticc is hers!y given that l,
james I. Harrison, as Trustee in a certain
deed of trust, bearing date on the 10th day
of March. A. d. 1873, in said County and
State, made and executed by q. w. Afford
and w, u. Deupree to me rs Trustee to
secure harris Baldwin certain sums OF
money and the interest thereon, payable
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

1t was SO dull yesterday, that to
hn'Sh a little job 6" the Sidewalk
opposite our office, it required Just
thirteen men to look on while two
were laying the brick.
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List of Letters

remaining in the Post Office at Mace,
'og me week ending May Both, 1874:
GENTLEMEN. LANES
Calhoun, Andy Duplan EI;zo
Evans, Americas LunT hi e.
Smith, Marion N'' '''0
Wien caI5sd for say advertised.
a X. DAVIS, r. NJ.
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Ea"Our old subscribers in and
near BrookSvilIe will call on |. Q.
Perry, our agent, and pay their
subscriptions. New subscribers will
also pay him the money and take
his receipt.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN.
A Dark Iron Grey Mare Mule,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
l. NoXUBEE County.

To Isaac T. Edwards and all persons in.
terested in the Estate of David a. X.
Edwards, deceased
In the matter of the Finaf Account OF
James A. Burch, Administrator of the
Estate of David A. K, Edwards, deceased.
Ii Appearing 10 the Court that isaac +.
Edwards, one of the heirs and distributes
of the estate of said deceased, is not an
inhabitant Of this Stats, and that after
diligert search his place OF residence
cannot be ascertained,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made IN the Macon Beacon, anew>paper
printed and published IN the town of
Macon in said county, for four consecutive
weeks, citing and notifying the said Isaac
I. Edwards to appear at the next term of
our said Gndrt, at . term thereof to be held
at the Court House in tLe town Of Macon,
On the
Second Monday Of Jane, A. D. 1874,
then and there to show cause WHY the said
final aoeotiHt of said Administrator should
not be allowed, and said Administrator
discharged.
Il. A. i. MCIlENRY, Clerk.
BY GEO. G. BRowN, d, Z.
4 tive copy from tho minutes, April %,
1874. L. A, j. MCHENRI, Clerk.
May 2-4ts
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rNIIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
L NONUBEg CUCETY.

4 NOAUBEE COUNTY,
Chancery Court at Rules, May "A, 1874.
Annie j. MclIenry and
Il. a. j. MvIienry
1871. vs..
Antoine McNees and
Charles VI. Hunter.
Upon opening the matters in Complain
ants Bill contained, and il appearing to
the Court that Antoine McNees, one of
the Defendants, Is not an inhsbitant of this
State, but resides beyond the limits there
of, 80 that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served up him, and whose
place of residence. after diligent search,
cannot be aseertained,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in tie Macon Beacon, n news
paper printed and published in the town
of Macon in said county, FOR fu1v runSeeu-
tive weeks, citing And sumwUniRS the said
Antoine McNeeS to be and appear before
our said Chancery Court Of said county on
the
GAOAna Monday Of June, 1874
then and there to plead, answer or demur
to said Complainants' Bin, und, IN default
thereof, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed.
Il, a. J. McHLNRY, Clerk.
By GEo, q BEowN, ID. G.
A true copy from the minutes, May IA,
1874. h A. j. McHENRY. CLERK.
By GEO. Z. BRowNs D, Z.
May l6-4ts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

The best Preparation known in market
for restoring gray hair to It's origina! color
Halls ' setAble Siellnu Hair r. ne
Try a..
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Attention, Farmers I

A good stock of Steel Swes ps on
hand aud for sale reasonably, for
casA only, at
UAUEHSPEIN Il Bros.
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CATHOLIC SERVICE,

Catholic service will be beid It
see usual place on Sunday vt 10
O'Clock By Roy, Father Mouton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

The ArAerigWn SaFdine Co.'S BOAeleSs
SArdines are much better, and less than
half tn cost Of imported Sardines,
No. 81 Broad Street, New York.
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Killed by 4 Train.

A negro woman was ran over 10y
the train on the NJ. & o: r. r., last
Monday night, and instantly killed.
a bottle Of whisky, some childrens'
shoes, and other articles, were lvluu
with the body. She was recognized
AS Il woman who had lived about
here who was partially insane,
namcd pinah Johnson. The aoci
dent happened about three miles
from town. A coroncr'S inquest
was held and a verdict given in ac-
cordance with the facts.
bag-A gentleman who visited our
town this week became somewhat
intoxicated aud turbulent at the
hotel, and was about TO be arrested
by Marshal Lowry, assisted by
Capt. Franks. He resisted, and
the latter was obliged to strike him
with Il stick, inficting several severe
blows, one of which cracked his
skull slightly. He will probably
recover, though it will be some time
before be can make his appearance
in public.
We take the occasion to remark,
more for the benefit of strangers
than our own people who know
them so well, that we have officers
who will always do then duty, and
as for Mr.. Weathered, he will never
fail to show his true Kentucky grit,
whenever it is necessary to preserve
good order in his House.
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RICHARD GRAY

Eni0 store
l%ncNcrcl,
Cheese,
Bologna Sausage,
Canyassed Hams,
and sweet
Breakfast Bacon,
.tih and Of fine quality.
SHELF GROCERIES
J. kinds usually kept VI hand, at price,
st the tines.
@' All articles good and eheSp!
Nay l6-lm
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C0MMtssIoNER's SALE.
Monday, the 9th Day Of April. 1874

J' NN . q Oag u april, 1874,
at the front door of tn ; lrt Huu4c of
sad county, in the iowa Of ,@iacun. pxpose
to sale Al pun c auction tn the highest
bidder, an In p reels MT exceeding l,0
acres each, tie following lands, whish are
specified in sai decree, to-vit nIl FINE
tlonal Bloc fu ttteen, all fractional Block
fifteen, ! ructiol Sl R'pe sixteen. situate
IN the / W ot Macon also, all lit i've.
except iSo Ncr 5 her Of 20 decided To +,
Chaldler lyia on Noxub a River, also.
lot three exc : ing auo one acre, inclu.
ding the Ia u and lot cu,t at the rond
and on the north bank Of Nuxuhee River !,
Rssn, all tots nine, eleven, twelve, sever.
teen and eighteen, and tie north half If
lot thirteen, all in section four, m town.
snip toqeteon north Of range seventeen
rasL 9ltlAing and betng IN said county Of
NoXubce. Upon said lands ale valuable
Steam Mills,
All said lands sold IN q credit, one, half
she purchase nlonov dl2e lst january 1875.
and the other half duo lst January, fS76
said purchasers giving notes, NitA APP
proved security.
II. l.. J.ARNAGIN, 4.
March 10Th, 1874, Commissioner.
mcil2i-td
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TOMMfSSIONER'S SALE.

The State Of Mississippi, NoHubec County.
In the Chsncory Court Of said County.
George A.. Evans
IIl5 vs..
7, F. Glass
J. Z. Gilmore,
j. y. Gilmore.
Under and by virtue of n decree of our
Chsucery Court of NoXubee county, in
said state, enrolled on the llth day Of
March, 1874, the undersigned, the special
Commissioner appointed thereon, will on
MONDAY, 4th day Of MAY. A. D., 1874,
sell, between the hours prescribed by law,
to-wit; Ii \. NJ, and 3 O'Clock, 2. NJ. at
the door of the courthouse IN the town ~
Macon, at public auction to the highest
bidder for CASH, tbs following described
isr.tS, s0-wit; One Hundred and nine acres
in the north east 9gHtsseF nf aeetiap twelve.
(l2) and the west half OF the south east
quarter Of section twelve (l2) in township
Sixteen, Range Sixteen east, also the west
half Of the north west quarter of Section
seven ~ Township Sixteen (ldl Range
Seventeen 10 in said county of NoxubCs,
and known rs the Landrum place
Said lands will be divided and sold in
tracts not exceeding one hundred and sixty
acres.
apl II lST4ss GEO. c. BROWN,
Special Commissioner.
II. L Leigh, sol
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
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A. PANDOLPHO
Zoe Crean M .
TKAYED d.
Fpm my place near Shuqualak,
One Light Bay Mare Mule.

rdum size, with black streaks down he
.%alicr.. and branded G. II. ), rather in
iGuc,ly on the neck ; her neck is II littl,
IN from being collar worn. Tho mule i
iyo, seven years old, is q good SADDLE
and fox trotS and PAGES well. An,
formation leading to the recovery of the
ice mule will be thSHkiUl!y rCgeiyeu
Nd literally rewarded.
Address, at ShuQualnk.
HENRY f. MARTIN.
May % 2l9
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STR4YED OR STOLEN.


about Is hands high, tiaXcn name
and tail, been reached about three
weeks, three years old, rather thin
in order, Any information that
will lead to the recovery Of said
mule will be thankfully received
and IiheraIly rewarded by
PURNELL, GILKEY & co,
?, o. Memphis, Mia,
April PATS
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WY \ n TED.
100 BAGS Of Cotton,

for which the highest maket price will be
paid IN CASH. W. r. ELLAND.
Mat CHI 18th, 1874.
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RECEIPT FOR MAKING TATTLERS.-
Take a handful Of the vine called
Runabout, the same quantity of the
root called Nimble-tongue, a sprig
Of the herb called Rachdte, (either
before or after dog-days) a teaspoon.
full Of Dont-J ou-tclI-il, six drachms
Of Malice, a few drops of Envy
(Which can be purchased in any
quantity of Miss Tabitha TeatabIe.
Stir them we'll together and simmer
them for half an hour over the fire
OF hiscontentA kindled with a little
Jealousy then strain it tk,rQWgh
the rag Of MisconsJruction, hang it
upon Il skein Of Street-yarn, shake
it occasionally for a few days, and
It is fit tor use. Let y few drops
be taken before walking out-and
the subject will be enabled to speak
ali manner Of evil continually.
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NE THING q.
"NO HuEnbWs

pa very bts. Of
AND CHOICE n
Do sold at my Bar At IA cents u glass,
'@a' DICK GRAY.
|A'coo, May l5th-lm
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
| NoxrBEE COUNTY.

N'A' NH COUNTY.
-''.'''y Court at Rules, May II, 1874.
~No,se"saIc Bill
vs., for
NA'sengalc. Divorce.
w opening the matter of complain
OU'' ana It appearing TO the Court
VIZ ,'l defendant is notan inhabitant
"s SAFE, but resides in the State of
.N ana whose Post.ofice is Mckinney
county of Collins in said State, it is
y,e ordered that publication be made
,. 14e3n Beacon, a newspaper printed
puO'Sned IN the town Of Macon, for
%vOsccutiye weeks, citing and sum
'oe SAID defendant, Mary Massen-
n aPieSr at a term If said Conrt to
~ at me Court House in the town Of
~ IN said county On the
F''nd Monday of June, 1874,
sFn and there plead, answer or demur
so DwomPIalnant's bill. and, also, that
a gn"lllAnt will, on Thursday, llth
Suie, 1874, at the Office Of the
MAN.. 'alu court, proceed to take the
ny, OF divers witnesses on the part
%pa,nSht before some competent
!, commissioner, between The hours
s5,r Vu Oy law, at when time the
%s may appear and cross examine
',nlgSsss, whose testimony, when
E'il be read on the triaI of said
" lArther ordered that n copy Of
j sSs. DC transmitted by mail to the
.OnsJ Iual't az the post-otice above
'"'a' as tho law requires.
l. A. j. McAENRY, Clerk.
by GEO. Q. Brown, d. y.
'u' copy from the minutes.
h. ia, T. g.! A. J. McHENBY, Clerk.
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The Bill In the House.

WNshiagtun, May 25-The defeat
Of the supplementary civil rights
sSla in sAo House Ia day Ia not 2
E atty, 10 be sure, the Senate bill
cannot be got at except under sus.
pension OF the rules by a two-thrri
vote, 9pd that as shown BY the &C
ton Of the t%touse, cannot be aacur
ed but the Judiciary COMMITTEE,
under its leave to report at any
time a report d bill which is ii
perfect copy OF the Senate bill, and
this can be passed by a ample ma
lorltY and sent over to the Senate
and there to DO acted on. In that
way the supplementary civil rights
bill may, within a very brief space,
and itself in the Presidential hands.
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.NEESH ).
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
4 NUAtBEE County.
In the Chancery Court Of said County

rms day came on to be heard the Com
9,ia'aHntS motion for publication against
thc sand Defendants, to be and appear
before this Court on the fF
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LOCAL E W S
SATURDAY, MAY 80, lS14.

TFV ADFERTISMENT&.