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FOR SALE.


TOR sALR-ON EASY TERMS. A NUMBER OF
new ibr-estory brick houses In pleasant perts Of
The CITY.
eli, exchange n number OF delightfully."- situated
suburban building lots In Cincinnati, Ohio. br I'M
proved OF unimpToved property In Washington. In
euus Of J. n. ARCHER, room u Federal Building
corner Seventh and v str Gets northwest leSu
EOR sALE,--Hl6li STANDING COUNTING.
- ROOM DESK. with c<se br large books and
pepsrg Black Walnut superior make. 0vod TOT D~-
t..itmenl usr. Apply At this oiitce. ap8u
National Republican., 1877-08-21

IncomparaiIy the nillast most accurate, every way
best American Guide l,nIkL
National Republican., 1877-08-21
uIGNl.ANDS,

JloARpERs CAN 10 BETTER At THE TIRE.
ID MONT HOUSE u,hn any place In the city. Gall
and get astonishing low TtsS Tor COOL airy rooms
and good ho'cl board, my8u
ou0 q STREET NORTuWEsT.-.FoR RENT.
CNto pienssnt south mont rooms, with board.
siber Transient or permanent also. hbleboard
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
YSIS OF THE VOTE IN
THE HOUSE.

The vote ON the Electoral Bill in
the House Of Representatives count
cd up yeas 1871, nays Sc, with few
absentccs. Among the former TWEEN,
ty nine were Republicans, and 4
mong the latter eighteen were Dem.
ocrats. Singleton and Lynch vo-
ted nay, the remainder of the Miss,
issippi delegation cast their votes
afirmativcly, including Mr.. Money,
who is reported as having voted
though We understood Otherwise.
in the count of both Houses the
m IS of the Democratic vote was re-
corded In favor Of the Ii !, he Radl.
cal vote proportiOnateIy against it.
S eaker Randall awaiting himself o.
his privilege as u Representa-, Q,
voted for it. Proctor kuott, Hurd
and Vance of Ohio, were the most
prominent Democrats opposed to
the Bill. The vote, as will be seen,
was quite decisive, and settles the
question of any trouble arising in
Congress in the final decision.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
The Electoral Commission.

The Grand Commission is now
complete, and that they will per-
form the duties assigned them by
law, in a wise and patriotic MN.
ner, 10 the hope OF all good citizens.
The following are the members:
On the part of the Senate-Ed-
munds, Morton, Frelinghuyscu,
(Rcps.) Thurman and Bayard
(Dems.)
On the part of the House Payne,
Ilunton, Abbott, (Dcms,) Garfield
and Hoar (Rcps.)
The four Supreme Court Judges
designated by the Act, as members
OF tn" judicial portion Of the Flee,
toral tribunal, are as follows;
First District-Cliford, of Maine,
Democrat, aged 70, appointed by
Buchanan in 1888.
Third District-Strong of Penn
syIyania, Republican, aged GS, APP
pointed by Grant in 1870.
Eight District-MiIIer Of Iowa,
Republican, aged 81, appointed by
Lincoln in 1862.
Ninth District-Fiold Of Callfor-
mia, Republican, aged 60, appointed
by Lincoln in 1868.
The fifth Judge, selected by the
four abovc-namcd, is
Bradley of New Jersey, Repub-
%lican, aged 81, appointed by Grant
in 1870.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Especial Correspondence OF the Beacon,
Now York, Jan. 27Ih 1877.
DEAR BEACON /:
Everywhere In
business circles, the conference re,
port on the Presidential question,
is received with great approval
1t may be said that the business
public would accept any plan that
would settle the trouble but this
is u mistake. There are few men
engaged in the trade who do not
have strong political preferences
one way or the other. They
would like to see the candidate for
whom they voted, placed at the
head Of the Government, if it
could be honorably done.
If the scheme OF the Conference
Committees were one-sidod or un.
fair, or did not warrant the belief
that Il wise and just decision would
be reached, 1t would meet with but
little more favor among thousands
OF merchants than it does amOrg
the politicians who now oppose it.
These appear to include the eX
tremists Of either party, with 4
small ~prIukIing Of men who still
have faith in the possibility Of reach
ing an adjustment by other means
moro in accordance with the prccc-
dents.
With the commercial interests OF
the propIo all pressing for the adop-
ton ofthe compromise, and 80 large
Il proportion OF active politicians
declaring themselves satisfied with
it, the prospect Of its passage in
both houses is almost certain. Sure
~ the matter has drifted into the
hands Of men OF both parties who
manifest Il desire to see Il fair count
OF the electoral vote. Morton,
Boutwell, and Sherman no longer at
tempt to " bull-doSe" their party.
Mr.. TiIden has been approached
as to his opinion Of this Joint com.
mittec, but very wisely refuses to
give expression to his views. How
over, it is known he is willing to
submit his case to the fair-minded
men of both political parties.
MONA,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
G. HERIFF'S f..
.
The State Of Mississippi, use &c, !
no. 1867 Va, lVend. En- 7
W. VI. Conner ct nj.

lN": 't'o, vs. Nehu' IN
W. VI No""o' c' Vt
Bv virtu" of III" ahoN".stnt"d writ to me
dir cited finn the "'ijc3 q tn" clerk of tho
Circuit Court Of NoNubee county. will on
Monday the 5th day Of February, A. u. 1877,
,,i,L;r ,ho l,,r, r-,s.rih,a H.. l.,, -
frnn, ~ tL. C,|nr, JJomso Jnori ~ '
ac Macon IN sa;d c,,nt, ~
AZ mnhIin o"cti"n 10 ,bo b u, EiiI.nH
",.b III ,Lo ri,,L, ,;tio anI in.a.o,, w.
jaton, Ia,, U;lGn"mn C"m" wy
-, 40 alI,o,;n,, Jaso.hoA i', 10 J." ANU
on, bair int-ro,, "u,", U.s. ~
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H., \ LlocL ~ IL, I'm t.ao,i.r.l LI,, Nv
,omn. ~ n, no, O'V'N ~
All s]act;"n = md oos, h.,r .r o.., h,,,
n, s]cc,iom D i,wn,LIn If y, U ~ UNI
sui o. ,n% go,
mos, o"nr,o. and ,"".h ,"a.. WI ,"0'u
so,,th t t' nno r'o coo 9s t,n.v q."r.'I ~
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north wost nratrnr snJ nnr rI" "gS' '"'u =.
NJ nnr,Lw.,t nnar' ss" stn,yn ~ ~ H""'Ie'
Lots Q 4 ~ q IN 70 10 "A ~ -
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o,a no,,% hnif 9G w." suV'lo" o.
"' 20 , ocra, u; "", nnr,L o "', W"s, ha = 'a'se 10
wost 49,. nontinn ~ Stnt "n' VI nortl'
"es. qu"IeeI2 sFt',"u d. 49, range II.
s,n ,I" 'n,on p" nna :" n" nc u sH'' q'NrleL Hn'
"Do,;nn Of 49, sor W .o oos," "eS. I""taer %
any, omn,,.s Wv as sa" Ok '"o' I'"i vi VI nort,
h Ioos, amo,, ~ 'I" oa, n, mig 10
..r . omd : ""so fj"'s Y,nt I"u SIut".we't guar.
Nv Ut 'V ~ o'.u VI east ""'l %
NH 'oo,t "i.n,.. % WV, IT, rang -
orJ mo't Me t ~ Mrr VI ,.V'Sm,ea't Quarter
10 ,"wn,Li, ~ "o,'o nc V""''cr ScctioL
Snv,h mns. a"''S'
s.aa, f""i W. u. S"u''-weSt guar
Mn Va" - I,I baTe Nv 's,'P ~; I"l'Se -,
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t]ert !" ", ~ -, un WYNN a - ",I 'Iz' " ana v
Mi i oni i,""ni,p IT, ,"ns' ~, q,
,oa w." = an" nv np'TtenIe'ts Oh homestead
''J an 80, ~U"nSIlp -, range TO- ~,
msh 'Euii null tesS % acres section 80
Mi" ~ iH'so y"
on mn,, anu yum" quGr!ot Of horth'eas
1UST.no'' IItt'on /, ."W,sulp 10 range ~
dot,n3an a. W. iisn'' wy anu interest '"t
10 t thn SoIio Imam ran, on GC,,or, mas IN "nd
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

The Grand, High, Doubledjoint-
ed Commission commenced and pro-.
ceeded with the count of the Flee
toraI Vote and everything went on
smootIy until they came 10 a hitch
when Florida was called, and &C
cording to the rule adopted they
can 60 no farther until that State
Is Disposed of, and then the next
halt will be at Louisiana.
Old Probabilities has changed his
name, but not his reputation. The
weather "indicutionS" are gwen
with almost the accuracy of fore
sight.
The Scooba Herald says, that Mr..
Geo l. Welsh, and J. p. Gilmer and
W. W. Chisholm have been sum.
moned to Washington.
1t is the general impression that
Il representative Capt Money was
opposed to the t%letoral Bill. This
is a mistake. We have it reliably
that Capt NJ. is in favor of the
measure, and would have voted for
it had he not been confined to his
room by an affection imparing his
eycsight.
Grant says "lct no guilty man es.
cape" There is no danger for
Grant pardons the guilty out Of the
p"netentiary before they have time
to escape.
They havn't UNFINISHED the May
Bennett duet yet. The affair
should be referred to a Returning
Board then We may get at the "bot.
tom iacts"
Grant has pardoned Mcdonald
The whiskey ring eonspiritors, diet
no guilty mau escape about the
same time he signed the Electoral
Bill. "Lct US have peace"
The "truo inwardness" of Lou
isiana Wells is coming to the sur.
face under the searching supervi-
olon of David Dudley Field. The
exposures r rather startling, and
involve stealing, bribery and for
gerry, with some Iying thrown in to
hide them. Wells nay as well own
up and " kick the bucket"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
COST FOR CASH.

Now is the time to mako a rush
on I J Patty X Go, tor Dry Goods
Ladies Dress Goods and Gents
Shawls. Mons and Boys Clothing
and everything else in the Dry
Goods Department. All thor
Goods are to DO sold at Cost.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
TERMS Or TUITION
KLAUS CLEARING OUT SALE.

CLAUS 4 BROS, Semi-Anu
al Clearing Sale, commences Mon,
day and continues Thirty Days
and all Wooden Goods, Ladies'
Dress Goods, and especially Cloth.
ing are to be sold at cost. Carry
the money with you and you can
make your own bargain
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Columbus, o., Jan. 26.-In refer.
ring to the passage of the bill Tor
counting the Electoral vote, Gov.
Hayes said, 81 want it distinctly
understood l don't desire to infu.
ence the action OF Congress one
way or the other, in the matter OF
the Electoral bill or any other mat.
ter relating to the Presidential cleo
ton. The whole thing is in the
hands Of Congress and shall b.
content with its action"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
LAND FOR RENT.

The plantation 3 miles East OF
Macon known as the Murdoch
place, where j. b. Cole now lives
is offered for rent for the year lS77.
1t is a good prairie farm, well.im-
proved, with about six hundred y.
cres improved land.
Apply to
H w. ToOTE, '
Dec. %. Wv,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

AN ACT to amend section 24l0 of
the Revised Code OF 1871, in re.
lAtion to suits against corpora
tons.
Sec |. Be it enacted, That sec.
ton 24l0 Of tho Revised Code of Is,
II, be SO amended as to authorize
suits to be brought against insu.
rance companies in any county i'll
which the loss may occur, OF if u
lite policy, in the county where the
beneficiary resides, and in such suits
process may be served upon any ~
gent OF the company in the State,
and when so served shall be sufici,
ont to bind the company for all pur.
poses OF notice whatever.
Sec. 2, Be 1t further enacted, That
all Acts and parts OF Acts in con.
flict with the provisions of thus Act
be and the same arc hereby repeal,
cd.
Annrovrd Ian 81 1877
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
MULES, MULES, MULES.

will be here the LIST week il Jan
uary with so head Of Fiue, Wen.
broke Mules which l propose to Sell
Mt prices 10 suit tins times. Look II.
them before buying elsewhere, as
shall offer sPEcIAL IMPLEMENTS to Inv
Customers, and will gudrntee every
mule | sell to be sound and all riqht
j. ". HOWARD
Dec. o.. '7G
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors.
Monday, Jan. 90, 1877.

Monday, Jan. 30, 1877,
A special meeting was held, all
present.
ALLOWANCES
J. A. Campbell, SIS, for nurse at
Poor House.
Miss. Sun, $3.50 for blanks for
Circuit Clerk.
Robt. Sprowle, $3.50 for Justice
Docket for R. O.. Weir.
VIM. Graham. $50 judgment.
J.J. Beauchamp, J. P. $3.50, costs
Sam Bowen, 1918, conStable's c.
M. J. Archer, $21,75 timber.
Geo. W. Higgins, S1l,24, lumber.
w. G. Anderson, 1851 hauling
lumber.
j. W. Sanders, 1926, lumber.
1t appearing that persons here
toforc appointed overEeors of roads
hereinafter mentioned are exempt
from road duty, it WAS ordered that
the following-named persons be ap'
pointed instead
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

At tho Cabinet meeting Monday
Fish and Robson sided with the
rest in upholding the policy OF non
interference in the Louisiana dis.
putc Of rival State governments
Taft and Chandler wanted interior.
enc in behalf Of Packard. There
will be no change of policy. The
Louisiana carpet baggers arc great
~ isCourag.d.-- Rpglslcr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
Approved Jan, "a, 1877.

Blankets, ShawIs, Boulovards,
Dress Goods, Star Shirts and fur.
nishins goods, at prices lower than
ever kOOwu before.
H. A FERGUSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Among the conspjcuous virtues
of J. Madison Wells, his modesty
seems to have been overlooked en-,
tircly. Sherman himself, who char
acterIzed him as Il truthful, honora.
bic man, does not ever mention this
trait of his character, but the evil
dencc of the witness, Maddox, pla-
ces it beyond dispute. He testified
that Wells thought it worth one
million of dollars to count the State
Of Louisiana to: Tildcn. Now,
Wells ought to have known that the
counting of the Electoral vote tor
Hayes was a more difficult job, and
il he required Il million for less
work, he certainly is entitled to
double that amount for counting in
the Hayes electors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
u, s. Senator's Elected.

Atlanta, Jan. 26.-Ben Hill was
elected Senator to-day.
Wheeling, West Vail. Il. Da-
Wis was elected for the long and F.
Hereford, for the short term.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
NOvUhPR Rifles,

The following, we believe, is IL
correct list Of the NoXubee Rifles
who left here ON Tuesday, April
Both, 1861.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
MIR. MCNAErEE

Has arrived in Macon with Il lot
of Young, Well-broke Mules, and
can be found at the stable Of Bog,
CESS, Holman Il McHahfee. Cali
early and mike yOur selections.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Thcs }. Moore
c w Moore
H.. ,.;,tro ostbo oboyc-,tated writ 10 me
.aotod from tho oGicc of the Clerk of the
T;.on;, rnnrt ~ Noyuber county. / will. on
NOSnEy 5th Of day February, 1877,
800 C,,,., u,,.o d,or in tho
IN lIon. % t"' ",;,L;n L",ai h""r, "rn"se
town Oh M"cohi "'Y'',n 'Vs"' nT ,bo kirbest
70 s'Ic' ~ P"I,' IA T" ,hn ri,,h " t III WA in.
o'uaGr' ioF Gusi, a., '"I ,,S"'I p i Rohin,nn
t'Fe'I' 'nJ u't tH'n c,T, "Gm ., JosnribcJ Iands
mas IN "''u - u .o'' ''. :, 81 mo
Io'"t'' so"tn," Lsi tT", ,So,h m,,, nnortcr
qlH.'eF Anu '"9t %'aie ~ e"',h nost o"or.
o'c'IGN 10 No" W. n"' L w. un,, n,arter snc-
Yer ~ Scrl'op W. So"'n"' :. Hnmartnr End
tioh ~ cnSs n"I. VI 'G'', a,"' n',rt"r
hortIl "tS' q"t' w., " % a,,, Lnir ~ n"r,h.
srt.'on ~, '",, "'I 10 ,~"r,b.ro.t omortnr
east lunrSo,' aIo. -, ~ n,",L !, "',ar.
SECTION ~ Wv - " " ~ nn, :, Ina.,
Ter ana hot!'-T W. H.'.' ", !; ranna
quarter 'e''oh 49, AM" 'o"''UP VI ~
~ i'll. ,.,. on1 ;o,or,s, tbo
Als9, all Tle rIsn'i VIZ ",' 'n'jt ~ "1 -,
u~c'cnGan' l'9''"' !, =, h I"nd' :" '' "
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

VALUABLE SEEDS F&aH'--
Stolle. agricultural editor OF tn'
bile Register, and editor OF the
nal of Progress, IS now Sonc'e'
in dollar parsels, hundreds oil
ages of rare garden and tree .
chutas, etc, free. Send 10
mans on a postal card ao'F'
- -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

l will, from this date, offer my
entire Stock OF Clothing, at Cost,
for cash.
T, A FEPCTCON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Buck will resume
their place, in the Macon Female
Seminary, on the LIST. OF January.
The result of THEN lhor-, sine
1862, is offered TO the. p.aUjn 81,
their recommendation.
An effort will be made, uy 50
thorough, practical cours, oi ,iuca.
ton, to maintain the reputation Of
the Seminary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
REMOVAL.
Fresh, New and Large
Stock OF Goods.
j. Y. d

Has removed to the Stand late
Iy occupied by l.. 4. Ferguson.
and opens with y Fresh Stock oI
Fail 4 Winter Goods from first
bands, consisting of Plantation aud
Family Supplies, Dry Goods &c.
These will be offered ut the very
Lowest Figures now ruling in the
market. Confident OF rlra ing j.
invites an examination "a. r.4c.
and prices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Senator Howe OF tho Louisiana
investigating Committee, startled
the Senate caucus Monday night by
his speech on the Louisiana ques,
ton. He said there hid been IL
great deal Of fraud in Louisiana,
but it had boon all on one side
While the Returning Board was or.
ganlEed according to law, yet there
were allegations which were IN a
fair way to be proved, that it had
altered tho returns to produce Ger
tain results. II this were 50, he
fer one would not support it, or sus.
tain any government organized up-
der it y miuuto. His speech was a
perfect surprise, and has much
weakened the hopes OF the Repub-
leans, who looked for Il favorable
report from him.-Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

tage in order to produce certain il,
which would depend on cir,
cumstances; Weiss letter to West,
which was not delivered and is yet
sealed, witness promised to deliver
tomorrow morning witness did
not deliver Wells letter to West be-
caase il contained delicate ntorma.
ton, and witness wac not dispose {
10 ,lust WOst.
The Comm tteu on Privileges ana
Elections Of the Senate, find that
Frost, the Democratic Elsctor OF
Missouri, is Ineligible, aud by the
law OF the Missouri COLLEGE bad no
right TO till the vacancy. When the
report was made, the Oregon in.
ycNtigation was still open. The
Other vacancies in other States
were properly filled.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

No n remedy Is M
called for by the nece's
Of the American peoples
n sure and safe cur j
Fever and Ague'
we are now enabled 0s
with u perfect certainly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

CLOUDS BREAKING AGAN.-Thls
time the clouds + actually break
ing, and no mistake. The conspir,
ary to sell out Louisiana to anybody
who would buy, and the secret dis
patches to Wells undor an assumed
name, leave but little doubt that the
Grand High Joint Commission will
put TIldou and Hendricks into the
seats to which the people elected
them.-Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Road No. II, A d Hutchinson,
10, I B~ankhcad,
Ii, e & Garner,
IS, Thomas Henry,
% Mote Brooks,
Is, T White,
~, j L NJ Aiken,
81, dam Moore,
ST. W c Tnpplette,
81 Nm. Rogers,
70 William Combs,
70 Crockett DOsS,
So II i Graham,
SO N IL Moss.
Ordered, That no stationery be
paid for, except when purchased by
order of this Board.
The Sheriff was directed not to
collect the tax on block s and store
house in Brooksyille.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
BIG GIANT
Germ MILL

Grind. feed twice as fast as any other
mill Of the same size and price, unj will,
when required, grind shellcd corn suiI.c,,
emily fine for family use.
Prices from $35 to Slg5 epch.
The $50 onc-horsc mill grinds from Il
TO Is bushels OF meal per hour.
The two-hor,e mill grinds from Il to GO
bushels per hour, according 70 size.
No machinery required to operate it,
hitch horse direct to lever Of the mill.
D~escriptiye circulNrs free.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

AN Acr to amend section 2l69, OF
the Revised Code of 1871, in re-
lation to Ihe limitation OF actions
by tho State.
See. |. Be it enacted, That sec.
ton 2169, of Chapter IS of the Ro,
vised Code of s be and the same
is hereby 50 amended that the Iimi,
tations of actions in said chapter
contained, shall not apply to any
action brought by or tor the state
to establish its title or rights to any
lands claimed to be tho property Of
the state to sue for or recover any
of its lands, eject trespaSscrs there
from, or otherwise perfect its title
and possession of such lands.
Section 2. Enacting clause. APP,
proved Jan. ~, 1877,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
DANGERS NOTICE.
BAY POney.

Taken up on the Joiner Place, on the
Macon and Memphis road, by John Davis,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

cagaselr, the time rrl "'ncc Of
drill to he given by the command.
ing officers OF SAID companies.
Sec. 10. That all the rights and
privileges given in this Act, are
hereby extended to THE Columbus
r frmcn, in the county OF Lowndes
in this State, in addition to those
now given them by law.
See. IL. That this Act take effect
and 10 il force lrum aud after It's
passage.
Approved Jan. 10, 1877.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

about IA or 10 years old. Short tail and
no other flesh marks. Appraised at 500.
q. MACON,
Jan-'' o. Ranger
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
Ayers Ague Cur

For Fever and ARue, intermittent
yer, Chill Fever, Remittent re-
Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious
yer, go, and indeed all the anee5-
which arise from malariouA, mars
miaSmatio poiSonB.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

Especial Correspondence OF the Beacon.
Now York, Jan. 27lA, 1877.
DEAN REAGAN
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FOURTH OF JULY 1877

The following programme as near as
practicable will he carried out on the
coming FOURTH.
lst. Firing of the usual salute In the
morning.
Parades and other exercises till ten
o'clock A. N.
At half psst ten literary exercises in
the Atheneum Building, to consist Of
vocal and instrumental music, reading OF
the Declaration Of Independence, with
appropriate speeches, to conclude with
an Grafton by his Excellency, Gov. Z. P.
FERRY of0lympia.
In the afternoon nm excursion on the
steamers NELLIE and YAKIMA to
Lowell, when a grand banquet will he
given by the citizens of that place. The
steamers to return IN season for the
GRAND BALL at the new Atheneum
Hall which win close the days entertain
snient.
, 1877-06-30

SPo0NoLoGY Is the scientific term for
trolling for salmon down at Mukiteo.
We have some vetmn spodnclogical ST.
vants up this way, sufficiently evoluted
20 dispense with spoons discovered by
IrwcIrs 'ti$ori,e scientist prehensile
Benjamin, (genus, squiutibasterous Ocu-
larius,) at New Orleans in the Simmer Of
1869.
OUR correspondent from Oak Harbor
complains of the postponement of the
school c0Tyentirn. Tt has worked to the
disadvantage Of those living at dis.
tance, but we presume there were good
reasons Tor the delay. There should he
no jarring, discord or ill feeling about
IN interest OF such vital importance as
our public schools. We hope the con-
vention will be largely attended.
Our Devil wants 10 know if matri.
mony is contagious; and if SO, il it is
dangerous. We cannot say whether it
is contagious or MT; we knowa great
many are carried off by it, and are liable
t" repeated attacks. As far its being
dangerous, it seldom if ever kills. Very
few escape it. The brain seems to be
the seat of the difficulty. The first
symptoms are toolshncss ahd absent
mindedness followed soon after 10y reck-
lrssncss eliminating finally in frenzy
and desperation-the case may then be
considered HOPELESS, requiring prompt
remedies, or confinement in an asylum viii
he the inevitable erminati0n.