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The above drawings are published in al tAe
principal papers, and are drawn in public, daily
at the rooms OF the Company.
Witness on- hands at New Orleans, Louisiana
this 5th day Of November. 1874.
Fl. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners.
Beware Of Bogus Lotteries. ie18
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@BusCEIaANnOUs.

HOAL-COALA
JOHN b NACLM,
Ne. "a CasouAelee street,
PTTTSBURG ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL
COAL.
prepared for family use, and delivered at lowest
market rates.
Branch Office and depot head Of Second street,
Fourth District. nj St
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RAND SOUTHERN HOTEL

MANI OVO1dEfsN dOTEI-
Cor. Mechanic and Twenty.second streets
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will be open for the reception of guests on or
about November 18th.
sBISA ORFILA, Projectors,
Formerly of the Washington Restaurant.
o26 3m ..l-.
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THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY

Product of our swamps, is unequaled for colds,
coughs, nasal catarrh, scrofula, throat and lung
complaints, etc. More than FORTY WRITTEN
STATEMENTS and NINE PAGES of names in
its favor. and steadily increasing Splendid for
children. Sold by druggists. Depot LOG Camp
street. ol8 I'm
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n MOTHER CHANCE.
I, FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN.
lucky, postponed to November 80, 1874,
Drawing certain at that date,
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RAILROADS.
THROUGH TO ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE,
VIA MOBILE AND THE MOBILE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

Csmmencing October 4.
Passenger trains with through sleepers) with.
out change. for st. Louis, viii leave the depot
foot of Canal street at 4 P. NJ, making direct
connection with the MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Close connections made Ut Humboldt for
Louisville, Cincinnati and all Eastern cities. and
At Columbus, :Ky., with 81. L., L II. and'S. B. B.
Cars WITHOUT CHANGE between New Orleane
and st. Louis. Time - quick and fare - low -
by sny other route.
For information and through tickets, In
quire ct Railroad Ticket Office, corner damp
and Common streets, opposite City Hotol s2o6
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REMOVALS.
BUSINESS CARDS.


r LABAT l. co..
General Commission Merchants
Receive choice brands FLOUR, and agents for
Macneale Il Urbans celebrated
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Contracts for vaults, vault lining, etc. Second
hand safes always on hand at low rates.
SEQ 3m SO Poydras street. n
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7 E. AUSTIN
ATCORNEY-AT-LAW.

ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAC-
H. turer, 81 Magazine street, corner Matches,
4n1 y e.S Ss e, fast &
qualities, made to order in quantities Of 1000 ~
more as may be desired, at short notice, and e
as low a rate, if not lower, than any other mana
actnrer in the city or elsewhere. aus SIN
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M h. APPLEGATE,
Successor to
MCINTYRE b APPLICABLE
PLUMBERS
AND DEALERS m
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS,
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
WAsHSTANDS, KITCHEN SINE
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS.
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and Plaasd
Cocks of Ill Patterns,
lag PoydFas Street.
New Orleans,
n. B.-Agents for Oolwell's, Shaw / Vi1lac6
Patent Hn-Lined Pipe.
Hydrants put up. extended and reus1r~1. no
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w P. SMITHS
W" EXCLUSIVE SOUTHERN
DIR OVE. LII DEPOT.
Agent for
HAILDAYS PATENT WIND-MILIA
Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed
je6 6m 118 Tchoupitoulas street
Leon Queyrouse. Oscar BOta
0UEYROUZE 3 BOIS-WHOLEHALE GRO
" cers-dealers in Wines and Liquors, and
kinds Of Western Produce ct the Blue Stores oosai
Old Levee and Bsnvile streets New Orleana
my22 1y+
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INSURANCE,

Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks. iliyidine
the profits separately ON each department to the
insured. W 0t '-S
For the accommodation Of it's customers. tha
Company win make Marine Losses PAYABLE ir
London. pt = TUYEN pre:;dsnt
J. W. HMcKs, Secretary.
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bCdEWE.
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MOTHER CHANCE.

Send p. o. Money Order, or Rsgist
letter. -. .,... q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
~9mremburger gazette.
4uae bes 3%eitunosleiers a~nentbalben Tob=

Iuge bes 3eitunssleIers aIlentbalben Gob=
beiten, gsmeinen Mttentaten, Siebitdblen,
Moroen, MsIsraifairen II. !. NJ. besesnet,
baben mir iol9e @ottlob ni6t gu beri6ten;
Elm 3ei9en, oab Srier's 8epobner einer
friebiertisen @barafter uno cine lobenswer=
the Moral an Den Sag lesen. Sas Mel=
Ter lpielt ebenIo menis cine Goae, als oas
Stemmeiien bes Siebes; aud lino i%ocial=
bemocratil6e Glements bier ni6t usrtrstsn.
Sies bat li6 belonoers in ben lesten Sa=
gen Der llnruben seSeist.
S6on iein lansen Sabren uurOe es leb=
baft betlast, Dap Die Woiel aui Der mebr
als 60 Stunben langen Strete Spilden
&oblsns uno 5bionpile ni,r einen einsisen
feiten lleber9ang, ndmli4 bel Srier bate.
SieIe Yerfebrsliide puroe oabur9 t6eil=
weiie beleitist Dap gu &emi6 cine itehenoe
Bride erbaut nuroe. Die malllpe Srilfe
bel Gors oient leioer nur benz Sabninterel=
le; cine fir Den 2anoperfebr iebr wi6ti9e
9crbinOuns Der MOielufer miro Ole Bride
bel 9erneaitel bilben, mel6e ebcn in Der
gusIiibruns besriffen 1T. Sir Die mittle=
re MoielseSeno blsibt nod Der 8unI6
ii6rig, oaB enOli9 aud bel S9luei9 cine
Bride erlteben m6Se. S6on lett alter
3eit miro ersdblt, oaB piele uno sroBe I'M
glide auf Der o~ortisen Sabre itattsefunoen
baben. Sieier llebergangspuntt lit uno
bleibt Iir ~uielerlei 8erfebrsSwefe bon BE-
oeutung. Die itarte Yailase auf iener
Sabre miro cine oortise Bride einiserma=
Ben rentabel MAIDEN. Die Notbpenoigteit
elmer Bride bel S6pei6 lit aud ldon
Idnglt amtli6 anerfannt, wesbalb benn
aud Die Grbauuns oerielben idon einmal
in ernitli6er Bodybuilding mar,
2Safora6, 5. Mdrs. @sitsrn tlrS
mad Mittas gaben unirc @loden bas
Seuersei6en, Die cine Stunoe fernen 2ob=
beden unter Osburs brannten. Die giir=
ger BON Osburs Die ndber sur Sano. bra6=
ten oas 6euer nod ,eitis gum Stiaitanoe.
Sod iino nm 10 Worsen beoeutenb be-
iddoist. 5Olsiudenoe 8inOer i6einen Ole
S4ulo gu tra9en. gu sleider 3eit se=
i9ab Elm llnfal in elmer S9ieiersrube in
Der Tabe, Der 2 Irbeiter beoeuteno, boiient=
lid nidt lebenssefdbrlid, perpunoete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
2sefsif6- Suxem6mrs.

Die 9smeinetu GtalsS, 9ssliIe, Gil.
lrrs-lur-S snpp, Iulle une WuIy-la-piQe bd =
ben an Die bslsilbe 8amiuer Gin @tla1 strit-
iet, sae Der Stalt bic StraBs Yeu essliIs nab
Ger 0rsn,s 6ranfrsiGS itsrnsbmsn lol.
Der csu Nrlpu temmsnst GrprsB,us bat
bel Nirwarp eiueu sspihtn 8. gieter ssn
Burs sci 4amir, Ger ais GrearbsiteS an ssm
Sdbnfeypu a~rbsitete, iibsrfabreu unp leinen
Norper siasliS strmalmt. Der ilnsliidli6e bat.
is feline 2lufmsrtiamfsit auf Zen mad Nrlcn ias.
rsuesn 8iltsr,us ssri6tst, als pas llnslit se.
i5ab. Gr bintsrldbt cine 5rau unp 3 aiussr.
Die 3cgisrnng bat Der sumhtSccmmiiGpH
ess @siinluiiss ;u St. Subsrt 500 II. ,ur Der.
filauns sefsut UNI ibrs Wiii0u ,ur Ys1sruas
wsielitsr @siansens bsNsr ~sriI,;tn III sSuusl.
Gin s0nisli1sr Ssi6luB ulaubt Der Dpmi.
ns%nprrwaltuns ~S@ittrsrubsn uns Siisnsr,mi-
men auf 10 Sabre in pa&t ~ ststu.
I'm Der Ra&t pom i6. aui ben IL. .. ~.
brad ;u Sirtrn i'm Stale bee Germ Somnslisr
1tler aus. Ta6eem bic @ledr cen Aaarm st-
ssttn, ilrsien sinist beber3tsn ar5eitrr auf eas
lad. rilltn e. ab une tbe bic ylmpe an!ansts,
mar eas Geutr sslSl&t. Die GerluIs ine f!siu,
atsr bic @tfabr mar sreB. ba Der Ssaa in sintm
Der eihttlttn SduitTsepitrte Ii:Jt.
Das 500" ssn lie tast. sab sis
5rIemauis sitiss Sabr iablrsifsr IN ben Wrssn'
ntn Nns, als is serbrr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
Dom 2saGerti(6.

Nus Der 0eroeri6en 8uhbanolung no.
10. jiiol. 5. StraBe ct. 2Ouis, Wo., aebt
uns elm neues Wert uen Nlban Stolj
.Sdreibenoe Soanb
Aui Wano un0 Sano"
1u. Dir empfebleu oasielbe uniern eeisrn
aui's Bette. gs 1T ein Suh, iuoem Der
8eria1er jeist, oaB @Ott nidt nit iid ipot=
ten laBt, baB ieine GansmitbigteIt nidt
elpi9 lit uuo man1e leiner, ale aus oem
9eben Selammelten Yeiipiele, iine 10 t~reIsno,
ba6 Ie aud Dem slei6siilii9en eeier in
oenfen geben.-Yreis 20 Gents.
Dor uns liest ierner aus oerlelben Su1-
banolun9 Ole SlluItrirtc UtonatSl9rlit,
MarSbe5t 1874, &atbolii de Mil
/ II Die feiner ilultrirten 3eitIdriIt lo=
pobl luas Die tunltpoilsn Slide, ais mas Den
seoieseuen Snbalt bstriIt. na1ltebt. 8elon-
bers bat unS Elm Nrtitel iiber Den 6prtl1rltt
Der iatboliidcn Stride in AultralieH seIal=
len.
Die @ebriiber S~eusiser lonoten Iol=
Ssnos 8erfs elm:
Gamilienbibliotbef. - Ausge=
w6blte GrSdblunSen une @eldibtsbilotr,
III Seris, HO. u. Oiele 6amilienbiblio-
tibet briust cine Sammluns tleiner NM
tbiser grjdblunseu, Die msitens iir bic
Susenb berednst ino anb empioblsn luer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
Ser Yreis per Sdnb6en 1T

oe' to"heH. Ott pltta PET OuHuueN ll
80 Gents.
Gin anoeres Wert aus oieler Y%erlaas=
banolun9 1T Die bon Dem betannten 2ebrer
u. Or9aniiten g. 8. q. Sellb vi d in IL
perbe'erter uno iebr uermebrte auiiase Dor
uns lie9enoe @eiungi6uIe. Oas
Werf lit 10 oerbreitet uno b%etannt, ba6 es
nidt notbi9 1T, etiuas barber Su lasen.
Damn MAIDEN mir unieye 2eier auf bas
Sel6t unb s nj II b d bon
SC. U. s. II, Yrielter Der Oi6cele ct. @al=
len, aufmertlam. SieIes 9etbu6 lit bereits
in 4ter outage eri9ienen, mas fir feline
Sraudbarteit ipri6t. Sc mad Dem Gin=
banoe foltet es, Is Gts. bis $500.
Oas eben publiSirte Ste 0eft, Sabrsans
1874, Der Nlten unO Neuen@ eft
1T an Snbalt uno Sol,i9nitten ebenlo reid
uno l6on ais Die lAou iruber eri6ienenen
Nummeru. Yreis per Sosft % Gents, per
Sabr9ans $500.
Wit belOnoerer Sreuoe besriiBen mir
INNER Die Nummern Der yGaecilia",
bes bel s. Slider e. Bro, in Sapton,
Ohio, erl6einenoen, our6 oen Yrofeiior
s. Sin9enber9 am Saleianum bel Mil-
pautee rcoisirtcn Orgaues fir tatbOlil6e
&%ir6enmuiit. Oie 3. drummer bat wirf=
lid mebrere iebr seoiesene artifel. 3. 3.
Die Sbeilnabme oes Bottles an Der &ir6en=
mutt. Obi6on in Dem abi6nitt Be
ri d man6er rYuii" nit unterlduit, 10
baben bod oieie Gorrelponoen5en Oas @uts,
oaB lie DER MaBitab oes Sortl9rittes lino
uno mau6e @emeinoe ooourh CUR Na1=
abmuns oes Sehern anseieuert miro.
Sie Iuspabl DER Stide 1T Der Seilase
lit iebr ju loben. Gro ahead!
8On Dem in Der g. 3ideriden Su1=
banoluns in y. y. eri6einenoen D cut d.
a mericani d. n Sanolegicon lit uns
Die AT. 2ieferunS CUR 3ano oielelbe rei9t
BON 9aternentrdser bis GiguOri.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28
TIE WARS OF D

"A third class war is going on
in Central America between the
allied forces of Salvador and Gauta
maia, and Honduras. Gen.'AriaS
President of the lattoE, has been
summoned to surrender his capital,
The insurgents r still gencr-
ally successful in Cuba. The Spanish
Captain Gen. has declared hal
island under martial law.
The war between the British
and Ashantoes has just closed aud
a treaty concluded. This E,g'ish
forces occupied Cornmassie, the
capital.
THE Acheenesc war in the East
Indies is also over.
Japan talks Of a war with the
COreans.
lin Spain the Carlists and Re-
publicans = still fighting With
alternate successes.
The Whiskey war between the
Moral Amazons of the North and
King Alcohol is still raging in that
section. The latter has the worst
Of tin spots.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28
THE LBGTSLA TURE, ETC.


II seems to Us that private and
local legislation at Jackson can
pevcr be cNhauS.c ed, In one unin-
lcrrupted stream il goes through
the mill, and the stmo tircsome
formula is repeated day after day,
ard this is drlbhied through the
columns OF che "PiIot' al ao"Sfam.
Never in the annals of Legislative
bodies have We seen such Il pcurtIc
show of proceedings, SO much chat
and SO htt'e Wheat, and nothing
would keep n body ofmen together
with SUCH an uacndlng tram OF
mon"tononS legislation save the
per dIem and per1nislteS' and the
contrast many OF them feel between
iylng ut jackson amt " homo
There was y time Wnen our
representatives. to Jackson r'tuHn'u
poorer, IN a pecnn'ary sense, man
when they took their seats, their
pay not covering their necessary
Expenses, and such things as bribery
ana lobbying were scarcely under
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

THE new fanaticism of praying
in liquor saloons is rapidly extend.
ing itself among the women of the
North. Like all other movements
of this character, it will either die
ont from exhaustion or react in n
trcsher and more vigorous revival
of the traffic it was designed to
suppress. If these women believe
in the efficacy of prayer, and that
the Almighty alone can answer
their petitions, why not obey the
iniunctiops of Holy Writ and pray
in secret that he may throu b huma0
means abate the evil, for the days
of miracles are past, and they can
not expect any supernatural aid il.
that .G~irnctiOn. Eet these ladies
commence the work at their homes
and their influence will be more
powerful and constantly gain
strength, and the reform, though
seemingly slower, will be the NOR;
sure and permanent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28
SMALL INTELLECTS IN LEG
ISLATION.

Our lawgivers III Jackson are de-
termined 10 have something to do.
As their intellects are incapable of
grasping great things, they attempt
a great Eany LITTLE things, conse-
qR'ntly there is a perpetual stream
Of local and personal bills end res
olutions before the twD HOUSES
Each member is bound to introduce
something. 70 one may bc'assign.
cd the Introduction Of a petition,
and another gives notice he will in
troduce a bill in conformity there
with, so the honors ar1 fairly dis
tributeJ. From the mass of local
Legislation watch is amusing the gi-
ant minis of the legislators, we find
the following of interest to our cit
liens:
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Stuart
A petition from the citizens OF
Macon, asking for the passage Of an
Act to prohibit the sale of liquors
in said town.
Which was read and referred to
the Committee on Humane and Ben
cvolent Institutions.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Gleed-
give notice that / witl on to-
morrow, or some future day, ask
cave to introduce a bill entitled an
Act to prevent the sale Of vinous
and spiriluoqs liQaors in the town
Of Macon.
Having been given previous no
lice.
BY Mr.. Stuart
s. B. No. l54, an Act to prevent
the sale of vinous and spirituous
liquors in the tOwn.of Macon.
Which was rca6 the first time, and
under Il suspension Of the rules was
read a secQId time and under a fur
Dher suspension Of the rules was or
dered cngr"sscd, read a third time
and passed; title standing as stated.
Mr., Smyth, of Winston, moved TO
reconsider the action iust had and
to table the motion to reconsider.
Both Houses have agreed to adj
journ on the first of april, whereat
the Mercury mildly suggests that
tie TIME is exceedingly appropri-
ate. II may be merely a joke OF
.paBt of our Solons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

FROM 1T Gov. Davis we acknowl-
edge the rcccipt.of the Governors
message iip pamphlet form, and the
Annual Report Of the Superintcn-
dent of the PenctentiarY. In con
~'tilg the tabular statement ef$he
convicts IN the latter pamphlet, we
find Noyubce represented by twon.
4y-eigbt, admitted for a variety of
offences. OF this number twenty.
four gre colored and toar white
Out OF 288 conyicts, there Is. but one
six pnd he is from Aoxubee.
yLrrab for NoxAbee There Is one,
hgyever, registered from Washing
lon coppty ut nine fost:;and half ~
.nch. lint we have op' doubts as to
he half inch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28
CONGRESS- AND FINANCE.

In regard to our finances Con-
grcss is divided into two parties,
and this division has no political
significance. On the one hand, a
respectable part Of that body which
VIC may call rosumptionists, are IN
favor of n speedy or gradual return
to specie payments, Another por'
ton, the inhationists, on the con.
trary, favor another large issue of.
greenbackS, as Il remedy for the eX-
stringcncy in monetary at
fairs, Each side is Il nixture of the
Two political parties, and the prob
lem appears to be Of difficult solu-
ton. There is no doubt imitation
would bring present relief but
doubts exist as to its leading us out
If the "hard times" into perma
nent prosperity. The question is
of more Importance than the tri-
umph Of party and should be intel
ligentIy dealt with.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28
4 IT ACItMENT AND GAkNlSH-
Al MENT NOTICE.

A IT ACttMENT AND GARNlSH-
"A MENT NOTICE,
&C. :
The State Of Mississippi !
NoyQrhtSGe ,CoEtp7t
In the Circuit Court of said County. To
April Term thereof, 1874.
Jacob Holberg & Co. Attachment
[1.lG3.l VS.. md
II. b. Stewart, defcndgpt. Gnrnishment
W.. b. Stewart, gTnishce. for S2Ol OF.
Whereas, on the III day of September
a. d., 1878, Jacob Huf&rg ~ Co., by
their Attorneys, sued out from before the
undersigned, Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
said County, u writ Of Attachment and
Garnishmcnt against tho Estate Of II. Is.
Stewart for the sum of'Two Hundred and
One and 0j-l00 Dollars, rcturnaG,e to the
October Term, 1873, of the Court afore-
said, agd the same having bcrn returned
into the Clerks Office of said Court,
executed by the Sheriff of srid County,
And it nppeaii Ing ~ aie satisfaction of the
Court that SAID H.B. StcPurt Is a DoD-rts.
ident " AGsS sStjle &bd resides beyond the
limits thereof, 50 that the ordinary process
vt the Court cannot be served upon him,
1t was therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Macon Beacon,
u newspaper printed and published in the
town Of Mnron, for fur Consecutive
weeks, notifying said Defendant Unless he
BE- and BSpcsf u No ,pelt 4rrn Of the
Circuit Court Of said Comfy, to be- held
at the Court House in the town Of Macon,
in said Cou. .ty and State, commencing on
the az
l't Monday in Ap.i4l, 1874,
then and there to plead. answer or demur
TO ComplainahtS 'eSSmplSiht, judgement
by default will b. entered against him and
we property levied on, and the effects Of
the Defendant u TIC hlpds Of said Garni-
sheg, will be sold and Ne proceeds thereof:
applied to the satisfaction 81 Plaintiffs
demand.
Witness my hand and zeal Of Office
a. Macon this the 8th DAY Of De-
Gcmber, A. D 1873. ~
n,r T.J. WHlTE, Clerk.
billiard & Jaynisaat, "''
r'Hs' Attorneys.
Dee l3-4Ws.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28
A ENACTMENT AND GARNISH-
N NENT NOTICE

| lANIMEN 49, GhnN 49,
N NENT NOTICE
rhe State Of Mississippi, |
NoXubce County.
In the Circuit Court Of sgid C4uHty. To
April Term thereof, 1874.
Klau8 Il Bro. Attachment
Ii. B, StcYqlt Defendant. Gnrnishmemt
W. B. Stewart, Garni,hre. for S2l2,00.
Whereas, ON the 18th dry of September,
\. d., 1878, IN Attachment and Garhl.H;
mcnt writ WAS issHrl'iR the above cause
against the Estate u Il. r. Stewart for the
sum of Two Hundred and Twelve ps!lGrs,
rcturnablc 10 the Octubcr term, 1871, of
tho Court aforesaid, and the same having
been returned in the Clerks office of sand
Court, executed by the Sheriff Of snid
County, And it appearing to the s%atistac-
ton Of the Court thHt SIid II. Is. Stewart
is u NONRESIDENT of this State, MD 8rsidrs
beyond the limits thereof, 80 that the
ordinary process of the Court cannot b.
served upon him, 1t was therefore ordered
by the Court that publication be made in
the Macon Beacon, n newspaper printed
and published in the town Of Macon, fol
four consecutive weeks, notifying the said
Defendant gljn25 he BE- an! appear ut the
next term of the CjErlit Court Of said
County, to be held at tina Cart House in
he town of Macon, IL :IiY C3upty ana
State, commencing mig"
First Monday in April, 1871
then and there to plrpd, answer OF dcmur
to Plaintiffs COMPLAINT 4srmrnt by
lcfaLlt will be entered against hini. and
the property levied on, and The effects 81
the Defendant in tho hands Of the said
Garnishcc, will W Sold ard tn" p%,mccds
thereof applied y lhe '!.Ytislattion OF
ri .intitfS' demand.
Witness my hand and seql # ctice at
Macon this the 9Th day Of HraDinbrr,
a. d.. 1873. I. j. WHITE.
billiard " JMnigan, Clerk.
PIaintiay Attorneys.
Dec l3-4ts
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EAE,C.U NOTICE.

,,;i W nereas, letters te1tarasatary Of me las,
IN ang testament of Jnnles 4. stewart,
ISr Nv were granted 10 the uniersirned
Wy INC Chanc, ny Court Of Noxsbeo cnnn.
", mississippi, N the 2dth' DIV of Deem.
ISr 100, IN Vacation: Nov. all persons
ha.yllnIg claims against tho state Of ptS%HS
oeueht are hereby requind to exl;BiT H.
s"n'e ana hage them registered, in Inc mnn.
: enp &thin the tine ~prescribosb; Az
or khsy will be for yer barrrd." Try t'""'
ana, MAPl ANN STEWART.
E'.Fio" ENecutrix.
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A LAPAMA CENTRAL
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JNO, F. LANNEAU, A. W., PRESIDENT.
Literary Department.
Mrs Rachel Woodruff, Presiding Teacher.
Mrs. k6S.'e Richardson, English and French
Mrs. Jno. F.'LNnpeau, ...... 49,. Litcraturo
yrs - d German
rev. VIM Il. y 1iplison, Moral Philoso-
ply and Latin
Natural Science.
Art Department.
Prof. J. B. Grass, Mus;c
Miss II. N. Harrison. ....... .Pnintinr
Miss Luce B. Foster ..".......F Fancy Work
Home Department.
Mrs. Jno. +. Lanncau, ,Diroctross
Mrs. Sarah L. Caldwell. ..,... HousekerncT
Mrs. Martha ,. Riggs. .Ma,ron
ATS s+sEcnSl W0"dEpF ...v.......G overness
THE LOCATION
.Qf this Colleges one ofrrmarkablc HEATH.
fuLNEss. Ournain building, formerly he
STATE Capitol, j. al imposing. commodinns
Wei-yentilatcd STRUCTURE. We ariyc In
combine wholesome ndNs INELUgNcE md
thorough SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
BEST TINE TO ENTER PUPILS.
JaP'y tt., E.sSy ,lAth and October Isl.
gag~ AWouDt of ADVANCE payment RI.
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