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SUCCESSION NOTTCEg.
succcsaien a. Archibaaa u. BrcCIelrnna

ssacccsaiesa dc Archibald u. BEeCFelEnmd
ct femme, Melissa Ann McClelland.-No. 37os.
sH0UR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRY-Ap.
tendu que James Webb, de Ia Paroisse 1T.
Landry, ayant pr6sente ume petit1on a PefEet
aetre n0mime administrator de la Succession
de Archibald b. MeClelland Ell ga femme. MeIissa
Ann McGlelland, tous deux decide, derniere-
mcnt de la dite p~aroisse;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donn6
au nnteresses dams cette succession d'ay0ir s.
deduire par ecrit d mon bureau, dams Ies div
10uFs qui suiyT0nt la date du present avis. les
rais0ns, 81 aucilne lis ont, pour lesquelles ii ne
ton. WA. ROBERTS0N Grassac
20 few
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GUNSssGFyNS.


THE PARKER
BREEcH LOADING, DOUBLE BARRELED
SHOT GUN.
This popular gun undeniabIy supports its Claim
as being the
B EST IN H r
Perfectly Simple i'll Construction!
Very Strong and Durable!
Barrels self-Locking.
Uses Central Fire Metallic or Paper CARTRIDGES
AT III OPTION IF PURCHASERS!
1t has been four years before the public, and
its success is really remarkable. It's superiority
over all others, and the claims of the manufac-
turcrs, are well suDstantiated by the following
FA CTS =.
There are more Parker Guns in the hands of
American Sportmcn than any Foreign breeeh-
loader.
There are three times as many Parker Gunsin
the hands of American sportmen as there are of
any other American made breech-loader.
AT the Utica cOnVentiOn of the New York state
specimens Association, the number of SnortS-
men who used the Parker run was euual TO that
OF all Others who used central fire breech load
crs, OF both American and Foreign make com
bined.
While the Parker gun is 50 often Reported as
distinguishing itself ut large shoots throughout
the country, it is noticeable that few such rGDorts
are made of any other gun.
The lowest price Parker guns are within reach
or those of moderate means, while they are in
every way IL thoroughly good gun.
The higher grade Parker guns are gotten upin
a style equaled by few. and excelled by none.
The most fastidiOus will tind them all that can
be desired.
Our descriptive and price catalogue will he
mailed to any address upon application.
Address all communications 10
PARKER BROTHERS.
INCH 22~tf. West Meriden, Conn.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs-ALL
II persons are hereby forbid from cutting
wood, or In any manner trespassing, on that
part Of the PctiteBols community tract OF land
belonging to me. / viii prosecute such tres
passers both crirninaly and civilly.
oct 17-tt. JACOB EAGGEH,
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List IL Eefeer

$1,000 -
Bemaipingin the Post Otticeat Washington, la,
February ast, 1874, andif not taken on Iragasp
the list or March, 1874, viii be Aent FL fla Taeasi
Letter Office at Washington. ID. {.
Brooks, Rev Neaelihagen. Wilhelm
Caller, August Puehla. Dollat
Davis, James \ Perry, George
David, Octave Nine parE. Henlly
Davis, Nelson Retained, Spencer
Fontenot, JB Reynolds, &C
FontenOt, Onezime II Street, PIP
Fowler, TW Thama4 Sallie
Harrison, Newton Thomas, Harriet
Homer CIV Weldon, Pauline
Kch0e, Pat Vige, Efienne
I~OWenburg, s We0aally RI
I9llneP. Arfstide Young, Louis
Ieb ED, r, GOODWIN, r. M.
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sapeeasaon de Sohn NJ. vEhlaangssa.

NsTAT DE LA LOHIsIANEluouRs DE PA
Eoisse, ~. Laldry-Attendu que DelaWrare
~ nalgerheld de a Paroisee SC. Landrv. nl4ni.
nlstraJriged de la succession de J0lan ID. Wkftfiar-
ton, deceues ayant ~enregistre I'M tablean fe
eiassi1lcaalon dea dettess ct d~istribusi0n des fonda
De IL dlte succession. aec0mnapn6 di,Ina 5s,14i.
ton d~enlanaant lhonaologatiOn d'ieelni;
II attendH gun a etc felt druit d la Demand
qe ia nfte petition par I'm 0Fdre de II Corr IN
date Gu 3 F6Erier, 1874 - $500
Ell c1nseQueaee, avis est par IL present aonn6
aux mferesses dams cote succession, d'aVnir Is
Iaare opposition, 81 ancnne lis ont, par 6crif. S
na9n hnreaIL, dams Ia VILE daOpelonsas, aaua lea
ne seraat pas apprOuv6 et hoEnOl0gne.
efGv ura1asr'
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Biocaa, Bristsn O. Co. VS.. Kenneth Hail.
lf0.
GOUR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-No,
- 1373.-ER vertu dun writ de fferf facias, lance
parPhonorable la CDurde Paroisse, dams ct pom
Ia PaTgisse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus
%intitule, ct D moi adfesse, lie yeudrai en- vente M
blique, au plus offrant encherisseur d la Maison
dc Cour de 10 dite paroisse, en- la willie dope
I0ttsas, le SAMEDI, q Mars, 1874, d ONE
SAVIOR
Tn certain jugement rendu en- favour de Ken
meth Baallio, dans lie process No.. I2,364, Cour de
Hughes. =
Saisies dams le process ci-dessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Z. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Liss afLetsern

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelolsas
February ISL, 1874, and IL not taken out hefDre
the 1st III March. 1874, will he sent to the dead
Letter ONCE at Washington, ID. Ia.
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bloch, Britton a. Go. VS.. Kenneth RaiH-
lie.
DARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No, 1919
BY virtue of q writ of fieri facias issued ont
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, In the town of One
lousas, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of March,
1874 at eleven O'Clock A. M, the following
described property, toHwit~-
A certain Judgment rendered in favor of Ken
nethBail1iO In suit No. 1884, ID. c., entitled Ken
meth Baillio VS.. W. +. Hughes.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
E.. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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- the patronage heretofore extended me by the
citizens of st. Landry, I solicit a further contin-
uati0n of their favors, and beg leave to inform
them that l will always be ready to aceommo-
date them in any branch of my business. at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additional, for Inn
mediate collection.
| have on hand hacks and buggies. which l
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. s. 2. CLARK.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.
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1@1KkAK EtsKNaa.-TNO SCHOLAR
manss gpEHFaeseEaiC oafaEe. New Orleans, which
VIII enGte1e tha h01dsEafo sandR fUOufae'
U ~EookEeeping. canbe purchased cheap Aeply,
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DERDU OF EGAREs-LE sOUSsIGNE
d pert on egare lie billet ef-aprGs deerit.
don't II est le pF0pfi6taire, a SAVIOR: ~
un billet convert par hypotheque, pour deux
Iallle piaatress date Washington, Inc, le Ter
int6reta huit pour cent dc maturite, fait, exc
cute ct slgne par Amelia Keller autoris6e par
SON epO1tS Edward Galiegar, payable aa bureau
Orleans, . son pr0pre 0rdre, ct endosse
par ellie, paraphe yaf1etur par John i.
aOrrough, NotaiRe Public, pour i~ndentifier le
date.
Ie public est notife de ne pas n6gocief CO
CHI billet, attesidu que son Placement a etc arrete.
Une ~rBcompense rlisonahle sera dannee 5 ia
personne q1ai tFoHyera ct rendra leadit billet o
sop proprietaire.
THos. c. ANDERSON.
opelousas, 16 Janvier, 1874.
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NOTICE

NOTHCE.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
~ n0uneing TO the people of this parish that
I am agent for the following books " Wild Life
in the Far West" and Adventures and Discop-
cries of DIR. David Livingstone, and the Herald
Stanley Expedition"
The above works win be found highly instruct
ing and interesting, and will be furnished by me
TO all those who desire.
nov 2S-tf JAMES ". DAVIS, Agent.
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Notice :.NOTHCE! Il:
The owners Of guns and pistols. left with me
20 repair, are nofifedsthaf If not claimed before
sixty days, they will be sold for their accolmf.
Il. JUICE, Gunsnafth.
Washington, Nov. 81, 1s73.-l1n.
%. %. Est. LANDRY LODGE. No %
IS Meets nj Masonic Hall. OpaIousas. eyery
Monday night at 8 O'Clock. Louis Deslnarais.
Nc; I. PetTodin, v. g.: ghas. N.xEarer Trgas.
surer sam1. P. Clark, Secretary Joseph Blooh.
w. Va may 94-1y !
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These periodicals constitute q wonderful mis-
cellany Of modern thought. research and criti-
cism The cream of all European books worth
reviewing is found here, and they treat OF the
leading events OF the world in mastery articles
the m3tters treated. The American Publishers
urge upon all intelligent readers i'll this country
q liberal support Of the Reprints which they
SO long and so cheapIy furnished, feeling
yield SO rich a return as that required for u sub
scriptiOn to these the ..f
IRARENR pERInRIcAIC nE nnEAn RpIrAnS
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And buy your groceries there. In dealing with
him YOU viii save enough during one year, ON
account of the difference In price and quality, to
pay your taxes.
Supplies Of the best Hour, warranted TO be as
Represented, and taken back if it does not give
satisfaction. The proprietor has had great ex-
perienee with flour, and Is a competent judge
of the article. All kinds of groceries received
by every boat, and always on hand.
Prices moderate to suit the times.
Jan. 27-1y.
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AIDING PERIODICALS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
L r NJ S:
About one third the price of the originals.
CL S.,

Postage two cents q number, to be prepaid by
the quarter ut the office of delivery.
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The above Ordinance having been read twice
20 the Hoard, was adopted memo c~oatsddicense.
IN motion OF MI. Le}eune, seconded by MFR.
YanliIle, resolved, that each and eyery butcher
pay o license Of seVenty-flEe dollars h year. for
each stall In the market-house. which was lost
asfouoWs !: Ayes-Messrs, Leieuneand Vanhille,
p Nays-Messrs. Quincy and PoseY, 2. There
being q te the President gave the casting vote
iii the negative.
Tine petition OF q number of citizens IN behalf
OF Mirs. Raphael HollieT, widow with three
young childrenl was then read, PRAYING for re-:
lfef in her present d~estitution, which was Grant,
ed, in the sum OF ten dollars per month payable
quarterly by warrants.
Account Of Edgar Vanhille, for work done on
the streets, ais per detailed statement, amount
ing 10 SOL 90. Approved.
On motion the Board then adjourned to Mon
day December LIST.
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Westminster Review, CLiberaI.)
British Quarterly Review, fEeamgcReal.J
AM
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Co,
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BY arrangement with the English Publishers,
who receive a liberal compensation.
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N@R1AyED.-FROM LOUIS DEsMAR-
- ais, IN OpelUusas son Feb. Sd. 1874, a black
Creole horse branded on the left hin with q gtrf-
ME and Z. straight HaaFk. A liberal reward
sOesEaaraiAE JAMES GOODWIN.
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yAHpT. ". G. MAY SAYS or PosEYs
~ listers after using only one bottle, 4 lev
acted itks naHg5esr Very NATURALIZATION they
continue that can restnFe strength and health
IN N invalid tOctIe-T.
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UHE PARKER
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21
The New Hearse
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.

Muu,u, uden Collins and Cas-
of all kinds and sizes DCcl6-l
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21

R6gD We record the death OF two
of the oldest inhabitants OF this
county. On Saturday last Mrs.
MARTHA GREER died at her homo
near ShuQualak at 4 very advanced
aoc. She was one of the most
cheerful and intelligent of women,
and died among her friends and
relatives, where she had spent the
greater portion of her life
On Monday we had the sad
though not unexpected news OF the
death of JNo. G. COLBERT at his
residence near Macon. Mr.. Cs age
was IS years, and his history would
be the history of Macon, as he re-
moved here near the time OF Its
settlement. Universally esteemed
for his many good traits of charac'
ter and his cheerful disposition
Jno. G. Colbert has passed away
and will not soon be forgotten by
those who knew him as an uprlgh'
man a pleasant companion, ana q
good citizen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21

MarCh oIuJ lolt'
ED1roRs beacon:
Sirs-We saw in your columns
somc time since n notice that the
X.Pairie Church (col) was burned
down. 1t has now been thirty
seven DAYS since the burning, and
we have another standing in its
place, 32x45 feet, in better repair
than the first.
We desire through your columns
to thank those who have so kindly
assisted us, and give them a state
mont as to what has hccn done
with the means placed in our hands;
We have received in money $3.50
Cost of lumber and nails, (our only
monicd oxpcnses) $500. Remain
ing on hand, 500. J..
The worth OF the building is est
mated at about $4,000.
With our most sincere thanks tt
those who have so kindly assisted
us, we remain,
Yours truly,
THORNTON PATTON,
ELLISON rERRlLT,
HARRY YATES,
Members Of Building Com,
ROBERT RlcuIsoN, Treasurer.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

This Saloon is now amply sup,
piled with the very best liquors,
which will be dispensed by an
accomplished Barkecper, whose
experience in the large cities quail
tics him to please the most particu-
lar. Iced drinks of all kinds will
be furnished during the summer.
No disorder will be tolerated, and
the rules OF the House will be strict
Iy enforced. Two new Billiard
Tables will be found in this spacious
Saloon, and the proprietor will
attend to the good order and com
fort Of his patrons.
I. b. FRANKS & co.
Mich lin
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H LAST CALL.

Parties indebted to us will
have fifteen days from this date
in which to pay up or to make
satisfactory arrangements for
the extension Of the same. All
claims not adjusted within the
time specified will be placed in
other hands for collection.
We are reluctant to invoke
the aid of the Courts, but our
business must be closed mp.
L. j. q j. w. PATTY e. Co.,
in liquidation,
March 18th, l374-3rs.
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On motion Aid. IIolbcrg, it was
resolved that it is the sense OF the
Board that no costs should be paid
by the corporation unless it shall
appear that the corporation is ben
Gifted thereby, and in accordance
.Itherewith warrants were ordered
issued to Mayor and Marshal
agreeable to report Of Committee.
On motion Aid. J. G. Williams,
the communication of A NJ Bowling
was received aud the Secretary au-
Ithorized to allow him Il credit OF a
key of nails, if wrongfully charged,
but all other items in the account
were approved OF by the Board in
accordance with settlement made
with him, and his communication
was referred back 10 him.
On motion Alderman Patty, the
Secretary was ordered to give no
tice of election for ensuing year Tor
Mayor and Aldermen, and that
registration books would be open
at Mayors office. -,
The Mayor announced to the
Board tho resignation OF Capt / d
Franks as Marshal.
On motion Aid. G. H. Williams
his resignation was accepted anc
Finance COMMITTEE ordered tC
make settlement with hlm.
The Mayor nominated &. IL
Bridges as Marshal, which was ap
proved. ,..
Tho new Marshal is instructed tC
qet up all corporation tools ono
receipt to the Secretary for same
Board adjourned.
Mayor.
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Vegetables, &c.

VIM. French, who understands
such things, has Il beautiful assert
mont of early vegetables, snch as
cabbage, (mammoth) carrots, celery,
radishes and turnips, The display
looks pretty enough for a painting,
but they are principally Intended
to eat. You will find fish also at
his establishment to-day.
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Proceedings Of The Town Council.

Mayors Office, March 6, 1874.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment present !: the Mayor, AID.
Patty, j. c. Williams, Allen, HoI-
berg and G. l.. Williams.
After reading the minutes, on
motion OF Aid. j. G. Williams the
petition Of L. Gray Tor Retail
License was allowed.
On motion AID. G. L., Williams,
the petition of Mjsso & Misso was
referred to j. G. Williams, Allen
and IIolborg as Il Committee.
The following accounts were al
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LAST WARNi\C,

Persons knowing that they have
not paid their Poll and Personal
Tax tor the years 1870, II and ~,
will save cost by calling on tho
undersigned Immediately aud pay
ing the same, as the Poll Tax goes
into the school fund, and everybody
is Interested in keeping up schools.
| shall mako Icvys aud sales Of
property, when | have to go after
The Tax. Planters will please real
this to their hands and assist them
in any way they see proper.
RICHARD GRAY,
Deputy Poll Tax Collector.
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DEAR BEACON

DEAR BEACON:
We are not pleased with the ticket e
for municipal officers, yet A., T.. ~ =.
will resort to extremes. Allow us
now TO offer a medium ticket, ana
one that will be supported by every
citizcn in tho town:
W. T. TARRANT, Mayor
Aldermen
T.. G. SIMoNDs,
WIN. WARD,
r. ALEXANDER,
SANDY SHELTON.
We fear that Bro, Ward will say
this is otoo thin" but ave lee'
Very truly,
D. 2. y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21
The Farmers Friend

Any gentleman DESTROYS of ma
KING money rapidly, can do 50 on
good terms by calling on me and
purchasing territory for my Patent
Stock Yoke. | will take any kind
OF barter for pay. There is no
doubt that money can be made out
OF it. | want the people to have
the Yoke. f. NJ. SHIELDS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21

Be5" MARI put in an appearance
this week with No. | Extra Lager,
and a useful and ornamental stock
of fresh Candies. He also fills his
show eases daily with cakes and
Iisht.bread from the oven. Sausage,
canned goods, cheese, &c, on hand
for lunches, or for family use.
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STONES

To those who wish to pcrpetuate in
enduring mnhle,' the memory Of loved
oncs, the undersigned will say, that he /,
still in the marble business aud prepared
u I'LL orders orders for American o,
Foreign marble AT short u%oticc, lie is the
agent of Mr., f. 9. Q'igly, the successor
Quigly y Moran, Memphis, Tenn. All
orders taken by him or his agents will be
promptly Tiled, aud parties will get IL
every instance just what they order.
Nj. G. CASTOR,
Agent.
Office at W. f Glands
July % -lyr Macon. Mss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21

1e5- Mr.. J. D. Hodges has made
an Introductory trip to Indiana,
and is much pleased with the pros
poet ofselling Shields Patent Yoke ;
it seems to fill the bill in every
respect. All parties that want to
make money easy and quick ought
to call on Messrs. Shields e. Sanders
and buy territory.
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N%edneSday, 8th day Of April next.
SWEET POTATO SEED,

The Brazilian Yam Potato is the
finest in the world. 1t is Il month
earlier than any other kind, will
produce twice Is many, is much
cultivated, and is an excellent
potato for the table. For sale by
W. r. Bracey, Macon, and &. +.
uerndOn, Verona, Miss.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that am
election for Mayor and Aldermen
OF che town OF Macon, for the en-
suing term, will be held in said
town on
RedneSday, Sth day of April next.
The Registration books are now
open at the Mayors office.
GEO. l.. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
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Notice.

All parties who wish to purchase
territory in Missouri for Shields
Combination Patent Stock Yoke,
can do so on good terms by calling
on Col. Jno. W. Patty, Macon,
Miss.
SHIELDS & SANDERS,
March 18th, 1874. Assignees.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21

The Chanccry Court adjourned
last week too late for us to give Il
report Of its proceedings. An i'm.
mense amount Of business was dis.
patched with that promptness and
thorough knowledge so character.
istic of Judge Christian. He is the
best Chancellor in the State, and il
would be misfortune to the District
to lose his services in this depart.
mcnt Of the Judiciary.
Among the legal fraternity from
4 distance we met our distinguished
friend, Jas. I. Harrison, and Mr..
Ellis, of the firm of Ellis Il Bramc,
of DeKalb. Huntsville was repre-.
scntcd by John J. McDayid, Esq.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21
TO U PATRONS.

All persons indebted to us, either on
Notes, Due Bills or open account, will
please come forward and settle at once, aS
farther indulgence cannot be given; and
from this date our TERMS ARE CASH, unless
special arrangements are made.
WILLIAMS II COOPER.
january To- II. 1874.
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january 10Th, Is
NJ 0 Il i.

Irregular Commercial Books revised,
Partnership and complicated settlements
correctly adjusted, Balance Sheets furnish.
ed, Ornamental placards, and other writing,
satisfactorily executed by
Jan loft GEO, Is. TAYLOR,
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~ HERIFF ) ALE,

Charles Hopkins Il Go. judgement, Oct.
AlcNandsr Jcirie. Sl1.2O3 81.
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to
roe directed from the office Of the Clerk Of
the circuit Court Of NoXubee County,
| will, ON
Monday 2nd rsy Of February, A. D, 1874
in front of the Court House in the town Of
Macon, in said County and State, within
lcgll hours. expose 10 sale, at public auc-
ton. t. the highest bidder fNr cash. all the
right, title and interest the defendant,
AieNauder Jcl'rirS, has in and to the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit: the SWf
Sec. 10, Township l6, Range Is; NWl sec.
-, township IL, range Is; Ell of Sci Sec.
u, township Ii, range Is; NWt and w
of NEl sec. II, township l6 range Is, $40
acres; rcNt day will be sold the following
described personal property, towit; 1900
bushels OF Corn, 5000 lbs. Fodder, 25,000
lbs. of Hay, , large Wagons, l small
Wagon. 1 head OF Cattle, and Is Mules.
The above described property having
been levied upon as the property Of
defendant, Alexander JetTries, will be sold
to satisfy tho above stated case aad all
costs. W. NJ. COMMON,
Dec l3-ts Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-03-21

BY virtue of a decree Of the Chanccrv
Court OF Nuxubcc County. State of Miss
issipui, rendered at the December Term,
4. D., 1873 thereof, the undersigned exc
cutor of the last will and testament ofJohu
X, Drish, deceased, will sell at public ven
due to the highest bidder, for cash, at thu
COURTHOUSE door in the town Of Macon, on
SATURDAY, 3lst, day of JANUARY,
\. D., 1874,
between the hours of II Il. M, and 8 o.
clock of the same day, the following dcS-
cribcd lands, tcnemcnlS and hcrcditamcutS,
to-wit, lying in said county and being the
FL of Sc and El Of NEi section 81, SCI
sec. 80, and - q SW sec. -. township
II, range ~. containing about 40 acres
and having thereon Il dwelling house. gin
house, cribs, stables, cabins and other ont
houses. will convey such til, as is vest
ed in me rs such .yccutur, which Is be
licycd to be good.
JOHN Il. d. KING,
JAMS 1873 Is Executor.