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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05
A S T r GY
MADAME MALLO.

THE GREATEST LIVING FORTUNE TELLER
1 ia the gOrid. car tie consulted ., Stacy
Building. On Mill Street, opposite the Occidental
hotel, Seattle uyi-dlv
, 1877-11-30
AROUND TOWN.
NRiEHRlTf0N NJ Tt1K nay.

In accordance with ttmo-houored precetlcnts,
and owing to the favorable dispcuaation Ut Old
probs, Thanksgiving. Day was cold and blusscr.
ing without uoors, which OF course served to
maks those who had comfortable homca aud
warm hearths ali the more thankful for
refuge from the "icy fsngs and caurllsh ehldiug
Of lhe winters wind" Those who looKed ut
the matter philosophlcal!y and whosu time was
their own, with no pressing engagements to
line With lrlends, adopted the scusible courta
of staring It holus aud stuwinY away
Thanksgiving proycnder with their
feet comfortably deposited under their own
mahogany. The pous portion Ut the COM
muulty went to church IN tho lnoFuing aud
thanked uod for whatever they found OCCASION
10 be thankful for. After service they returned
to their homes and their diuncrs, aud returned
thanks for tho bouutics Of tho table aud tho
Roud appctites which made those bounttea en-
foyable. With tho aelt-IepenIeut poUr, Of ITO
epartlcular religious iucliuatlons one way Or
another, the day was only one out vt tbs
BIS, With nothing tu Il 10 specially remind theul
VI anything to bo thankful for. Such Ut tham
u hal lolue kept indoors, while thoSe whose
only employment . 10 wander up and
aoxa throughout the earth plotldsd along tho
colo streets Ut the great city. ulretin2 others
equally mlkeEapls. No sutlptuous boaII. With
lts a1Esy of attractive edlblen, x&S spread for
thslu. lustead of shat. thsy d4Fed iu VI the
, 1877-11-30
2. 7. DARNUM.
Tho Gfrnt Shown,nn Cnrr~cts Boms Errors
with Isc gard tn t:,p Ownership, Ut the Coll
nr.id0 Etonc Man.

Tbc Crrut Hhowmun t!orrurtn Knme Error.
win, r,c..rt, tn IN, t,wu,rxi,t,, ,,r th, col,
"....,a s,".,.' e,,s 0A t''' WA
"'""' '',o''u ,o',. IAN. ..,,,.. =, ~. r.nu..
~ tAs La''F o. 1"f aft'nhs.
HHIpaEroRr, Conn.t Nov. 2I.-Ttc writer OF
thu a,tlrainE article on The CulurMl0 e,one u,an
II, your paner o; tho cAl Inst. Ia ,aisi,torut,l.
aons Hno" VIVA. ia ssalol1ors may nave ouo-
!lshea Or 'ns!nsia1et. u ansth'slS' put' w LAT
from hcsng, as Tie fRlRrHE states, tito "solo
cwncr" Vt tliat ils1rr, + haze simply ADVANCED
sv ~, ~, ~. t,a,s tn,e..st ",s,.','.I ~
oHneF " sc'' NV An'" 'n''1rst' Piot!0eu tho
acknowledged lcad!rg ss!snttsts Ut the Emt
cuEroburAic tho decision OF Prof. Taylor, who
bored into and aua1yxyd It, Asa catcrrr for
, 1877-11-30

with very. excellent programme, including
1cutnes's Fest Overture" for two pianos, by
Mcssrs. schmol1 and CIaussenins; Hlllctcr's
"1iymne au die Tonkuhst," by the
lin, hy Nj. A. Roscnbecker; Beschnlitss "Wcnn
Du im Tlaum WRIT fFnEcn," for matc 1uartctte
AMI aoprann solo. the Inter by Mrs. We. Ncu-
n,aan; Hcl,molt's ''A1tcgrD mnsto4o uhl men
(;osszcn, schmo'1, and Weber; fccna anil duct
from "f.urfa." BY Mlss Alice Hittiz and sir.
Hcrhatd fIuessen; sturn's "Fruchienhlck,' ~
for Mnnncrchor: VicuxtcmJs' "EonRs Without
Words, = for violin, BY Mr. A. Ro*enbeekcr; and
sssanss' " Maerchen aus schocner zclt" waltzcs,
arranged for n,atc chorus.
, 1877-11-30

The Akhooua u Swat, whoss moral support
tho Auecr, thu Khan VI khclot--anl why uUt
the Central AsiAtic kusstansf-ara said to be
sucking Iur polltiro-religtous war against
British India, Ia INV ovcr " years old. When
hc pesal, Ills career In 6wat forty ytavn axo, ho
ylr.ucs aud miraculous gifts won them crowds
Of followers. Such wcrp thu Mullah uf kutah,
Gholau, Joillaneo OF Pe4Aawur, aud tbs Ak
hoond of the khyhss. But thc Swat Akhooud'a
miracles, and stii more hia ascctic.sms, sur
passed Ell theirs, 50 that before lb50 he beramo
the most powerful religious dcspot IN that purt
et Asia. There y good reason for believing
that the crafty Old ilan bora an ,aruye though
secret pa1t IN helping tho Indian loysrnment to
put hia rivals aud .cuselt2ioulsts, ths WAha-
bees, under Lock and key. Tho Akhoonl won
.,,e,.uieant Of extremely ausicrv hab!ts, wn'c,.
he lax maintained even in lila old age, temper
ing them, however, with lsbaIton4 of stsoug
cups pr diem. DR.. Iohneun drew thu Ilus "
plXnt4.el.
, 1877-11-30

hare been prevented hy plugging the nostrils
on tho inside with p!ecea Of aponRe. A pecnliar
instrument Il parctl In tho mouth Of the pa
tlcnt, and touching spring two pronEs arc
thrown cut. The pieces Of sponge are attached
TO the instrumcnt oy pieces Of silk, and drawn
through the nose to the laceEatcd arteries. The
sillt ID sllcn scTered. leaFsn9 tho particles Ut
tr. Is the general t,oltef that Mt, S!icrr will
certainly die from hia injuries, especially rs 10
composition Of the in]urct phrts has already
commenced, but Prof. Jobnaton believes thst
life can be prolonged for an Indefinite period BY
means Of the plugging process.
, 1877-11-30
pro1onkang Lilo under Adverse Cltcuna'
xtAHC4shs

k4tI9a1Fs AtAsF1c4n.
The resources aud accomplishments Of im,
nr,1S I'd surgery aro tndccd wonderful, and the
snnaIuae I'd and suffering pf the present day s1o
ailnost happy personagca compared With thozs
IN si1nll1r Conditions dfty Years ago. This Ad-
xancene,,t Ut surgical skill aud appliances tn
tis pFrarnt day u slightly exempit!ed by tue
tnnjier johnston to prulung tue HE Vt Jacob
Slrer, w4o has BEEN under treatment at tho
MaryIa,,I University Hospital fur several xeeks.
III. sl.r. It Will 10 fsaenheTed, bag ltls hsad Y
crushed BY ~ elsTalo1 " nufst, ,o! ru5aeia ts, g.
fhan attended was Of the opiuiou that he
.o,iL nut Aurglye . aay. 9ever1 important
arteries vese .eye1rd, and u een.Squsaes, tls y;
ausn; aud eoplous 9 sya ~ 1ns sn g1a
pytuIttsd to dud ysat, 1Arse hetnoEslagss
, 1877-11-30

Ina a m, rot to seen Ss tssnk e. IT, for; but fra
tnuk courage because lto saw symrathy and
earnestrcss tn the fnces Of thoao who hal come
out to meet him, 80 trlie wns It that man Baw
AL outward things In h,tca horrD wed from tho
heart. f'Bsang to consider tho year Just
closing. tie rcserc1lt, gentleman referred 10
thc failure of the hanks, and the unfortunate
t'c moved. nnd commented sonctFhnt at length
un the dirk spots of crime which ifatl cnnic
into stght--tlc burned etorellou.cs aud ot'lcr
cstdcneca Of the riot, tho Cousmuni't!c c!e-
closures Of crime nnsong the men who had
knclt ut tho nltar and worKhfpcd in Tho
Church Of God. still, there ace1ncd tauclt to be
o5 ths5o were bs'cs By yy"
extended its wEnEs over tho whole country.
Ana here the speaker drew d vivid picture
Of tha effect ot the var h. hulKaEto:
and tc .ns."g1 o Th an , o,s@ n'oSs nea3
hlest will. mighty harvcstt 60 ttnt the tale Of
thu whcut anI cor, could moi be told. This
as the m91ern Egypt; hsrc eoul1 all t1,e world
n.crce. Tho citizen had as snuch right to DO
rro,,ti OF It as the Roman Of la City on thu
Seven ilflls.-nay more, for this was Christian
ETY. The GGute a rha ",s, to IT, FSus 81
under tho government Of MI assembly whcrc!t!
sal Jews, Turks. AMI infllc1s. and It was subject
TO courts made up, It might be-. without u
Christian. Another CAUSE for thankfulncss was
the scliisin which had scDarutc1 from tbs
Churcl, those restless spirits which had not
assttnlJnlcd Its doctrines.
In closing, Dr. Locke rnnde m eloquent
appeal for tho aged and ntlrm clerry,ncn Of tic
State, for whom tho collection wins to be made.
SIXTH pnEen1TTntAS.
a union service nf tho Oakland Conxrcra-
ttonal, Langley Avenue Methodist. and the
Stxtt, Presbyterian was held IN tic latter house
Of worship, situated Oh tho corner Of Thirty
sixth street and Vinecnncs avcnuc. Tic cotl'
greRatfon present numbered about 400. The
pulpit was decorated with The natunal flag, and
On cach s!tlo were sl,eavcs Of wheat alld bundles
Ut corn. and WAS OCCUPIED by the tlevs. Miller,
Clcnlening, and Wells. The sermon was
preached by tic Rcy: Ctcntlening ol
tho I.an9'ey Avenue StctliodIst Church,
aud late VI Joliet, III. The text ehoson
wns fruin Psalms, 1vi,, H., and ctx., d
Tho preacher touched on tic political events oi
tho country, not forgetting the eight to aese.n
Comtntssull, and the returns from the bacA
counties Ut South Carolina, 1illnols. Oregon
aud other States; the benefits OF having Grant
travelling III Europe; the Communists, whom NJ
seemed to think the worst people IN the world
and tnnlly brnnc1ted otf into lung discourse OF
the works, missions, etc., Of tho yartoul
churches III tho world. a collection WIS takct
ut the close Of the sermon for tho tcmpcranct
cofIec-housc OH Cottage Grove aycnuc.
, 1877-11-30


At tho Tabernacle, last evening, on tile occa-
stou Of the second kcllogg~car concert, there
yus an immcuse audience, counting up to tfua-
.n,,,s ,,,t,,, tn,",.o,,,s And n wa an onthu.f.
san. apa .'',sv sas.;vsH ~ t,.u. H.. ,n",s"v,a
ast'e Growth !u'y 'eso!sea W nnso 'eo moacs
sentcd, utterly regardless Of its merits or dc
merits, Notwithstanding the wlntry character
- .I,o ,..s.h.r ~. ."I.,orJnn ,r.. ouf,,, ,.,,.
~ sto "s.'.' ~. :. - >l..'e .. eo
fortahle--to thoso ~no Kept On tnc's ovcfeoats'
Mr.. pcaso gavc Lists's "Rhapsodle llon-
1,n,ow.-wtth GOOD effect, copsilyriuc thu
.N.~',.,,,. nao" -, ~ n,tI' v, wa oI.n .n,sa
magnitude Of 'he aa'' ~ w. also auts
,tAppy with the "MNncn' fo!onafso tfa''
scfiptlou,-a very brilliant Niece Of work,
~ his avn composition. Miss Kellogg,
Ka,7wn farility IN bravrra execution; aud for M
ciM,,ru Eavo tho pretty little ba!laA OF - The
IiSnuY Tiule Malden.H ller acro.h colo waa
a III ucar3a1 sung, composed by Sir. Prnsc, mud
in WHICH eue WIS accompanied by tho composer.
II ulcusin,s voec(t,ttl IL tue fi,ytl.n peculiar
o.s Summer - VI ,g% oasu ,R morg g.hn1 .Srn
10 To-. ns :, nh' was appsreutIy much eI.
sory s.aisncc stss Gafy lid t~o solo
yy,!mhrf. - Fnnci1tito chs IL rof," from "Di.
nursh' i and !" Hunssl, ,'i-ur,u OF q sGt Of Buck's
,nadc a succe " of both, though neither piecc,
oi. itx nwn M Wits, il ca icuIated u excite any
~ iistnara ,a1v;e chct triumph, however,
and tia cres. rs,pular event OF the evening"
wa thu rr.ItljtiUrt on IN Z, ,cosc, Of tho old nc
E''iSa Eans y 81. .an~ !, i, ,ha Et6iopiau .iiaect,
anil With 10 much rxprcssioAi that tho huCu
Tabcsnaclc talrlY rocked with u op'aase,-,ha'as.
rlapTfHf, hkrtfiE1 6rN " hA IlE Ite&tY fEJ}as
, 1877-11-30
ELSEWHERE.

pAN 4ASc4lQ$Vs
San FRANCISCO, Nov. oQ.-Thanksg1yiue- -pay
has lceu obscrvcd by al,,,ost OH xptlro suspe,,-
sion of business, Tho cIty has won, holiday
appearance. The streets lave been thruuvel
viii nc,nIc MI ior. mnnv c,l,r1 out hv cr,,ns,tv
~" ,t. p1e 49, .-,.,..:s,, s.'.ss
Tie procession rnored promptly at 10 u. tn.
u n,..n s1 tn nrine I To-
H., io,s Il, frop, ~ IN, ,,rw CItv.1ia,l whc,',
literary exercises weF' he!a. There we're about
1900 III line, Including several hundred boys.
Everything paexcl OIL In tho autcteet u1nnrer,
not sfnvia Incident of noto ocrurr1nr. The
proecss'oo' WIN lew e1ecptlohs' "as ronl'
poaeu ol sobers orderly, Teaoectaolc Wofif-
iDEn,en. On nearing the Chinese quarter the,
Inhabitants covered tho houso-tops, md finally
vcutured tn crowds on the sidewalks to witness
ths parade. Tho column passed Oh quietly,
making no demonstration whatever, Tho
H.. .,os 800 ~, ,..ts., 49, .,,s,. ~n....sa,
out 1hcfc "as no occasion !of thclr sefs1ecs'
Tho parade u admitted to hayc bceh IN tho
highest degree cscdltablc to the good sense ant
moderation Of tho laboripg classes.
S,,...tc.. wrro bcid IN ali Mo chnrchc. drr,nc
oes''ees "eso ae'o IL @l' 'no cautcncs curing
the forenoon
Adytccs from tho Interior report general
observance Of LUG ho!IaaS.
*oAhhF.
Hptcsaf NsadteA 10 M Catcd0o 7ffS.sas
JOLIET, Ill.,, Nov. "0.-Thanksgtving passed
very quietly here, tho weather being 90 ex-
trrmciv cuid. sfnrmv. auh ,li.arrr,ohlr. that
mnst ncnnla nr..fcyr.,. ~ re,,t"In 1ntIns,rs
Ii,%4 rs@v,r,. tnnk ,.;"cs a. ,h,. isan,., tiv-'
T., ~. f"rrn,nn ihr R"v. n II Ar.rii ,as4"r #
t1.s H., tiss Ehmrsf, Htitrta,,rp s.rvies w.roH
t4'I'..ss' $1,000 ~. H. ls11 rn, - % ~; nT
~ nglu III iAu E,psa1o1a4 GnutIt4 NV euo IGI!-
teht!a1y, tno !tuF' Lno1iaa ~ uunn, VI rus
flsst tFs'of'Sstam t9 Gnarsn Rtsaeo tae wl ssf,
h1oa a. the Ittes piaee. ana Eont'cts were
aisu ehterta'meq W!ta eohe Gxcelleat niusE W
tha Montno4ta bahsi. sne services ~ W!nea a. nau
Uecn ssc4Teu !ol H. oeGas!G, sD!, anu Is9aaea W!a
tue asua! hvlioay ast.aes. ano pfohaaeat nusl. w.
ncss HOUSES ~ tne VII nes1 S.ostI paat y. w
aAFys Ahu o1uto ~ 4Aeuut 4Aal A"A sesciA
private entertainments thh evening appFopFI-
4tcly closed thu day.
'AEapoTA, ILL.,
Spt1ot bitpates e n chtra1o 7rtag*a
hEhnoFA, ~. Nos; 9'-lAanhsRtvlhE VIZ
observed hero today Win nloro % thau too nsnal usual
Interest. ~ axofdance WtA RESOLUTION
Passed nt meeLlnts, fespeetlu& us OBSERVANCE
", tue pastuIs ~ tuis sitfs 2 un4tA HytitGe WIZ
nc!n ~ tlie tles9ytenah Gnulca' Elaer W. H.
oMltn, u! ,ae Metnoa.M kpncopal ehMlta,
preaching tno A4ankssfihE sessuon. ahsle
Eers great many private ataucs"paftics H1teu
, 1877-11-30

Tl,s GAtes Of FeREl.
through which tho human voice Issues, sbou!3
neyse become rusty. To krup tho teeth forvssf
fr1e from blca!.h, " tvadeE THAR decay tunosnI-
hls. 1t u only nrCessarJ ~ 4to FsaSsant sazudonL
Ii Ii xntiseptir aud suptunaly wholesome.
, 1877-11-30
BUSINESS NOTICES

Uao Hrs. Winalow's Soothing syrup~ for
diArthva. wind collie, and regulates tho bowels.
, 1877-11-30

0ERAlANIA MAkHEnCuOH COA'-
Gerry.
Tho Germsula MDnocrchoE Will give its frss
public couccxt Of tho sca4on Tomorrow evening,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Dor, they are the agents
|eIoi the famous Murphey
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
rLTATION TO NoN.REsIDENr5.

NLTATION TO NON-RESIDENTS.
The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
Dew & KirkSoy, complainant,
[704 VS..
Fld Jordan ct al, defendants.
In Chancery Court of said County.
To Mary j. Dew, Martha 4. Dew, n. NJ.
Dew and John Dew, whose residence and
postutice address is Marlin, in the coun-
ty Of Falls, State OF Texas, and Andrew
!. Dew, whose residence and post office
address ia Rockdale, in the State ofTexas.
You are hereby cited to be and person
ally appear before the Chancellor Of our
said Chancery Court, at n term thereof to
be holden at the Court House in the town
Of Macon, on the
Second Monday Of APRIL, A. D., 1877,
then and there to plead, answer or demur
to said complainant's bill Of complaint, or
the several allegations thereof, will be tn
ken as confessed as to you. And further
to do and receive whatever our said Chan
Gerry Court may consider or decree in this
behalf.
Witness the Honorable L.. Brsme, Chan
cellor of the 9Th District Of said State, this
the End. day of January. A. d., 1877.
ROBERT 9. PATTY,
Jarnagin & Jarnagin, Clerk.
Sols. for comppt jan6-4t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
IMITATION TO NON-RESTDENTS
u AND CREDITORS.

The State of Mississippi, NOxubee County.
The Estate
[340l of
W. II. Poindextor, deceased.
In the matter Of the final settlement Of
said estate, in the Chancery Court Of said
County.
To Fannie DObson and her husband, H. G..
DObson, whose residence and poSt-ofice
address is Mobile, in the county of Mo-
bile, State of Alabama, and all other
parties interested in said estate.
You are hereby cited to he and person.
ally appear before the Chancellor of our
said Chancery Court, ut n term thereof to
be holden at the Court House in the town
Of Macon, on the
Second Monday Of April, A. D., 1877,
then and there to show cause, if any you
can, why the final account Of Oscar Z. Bro
thors, Ms administrator Of said estate
should not be allowed, and the said admin,
~istrator discharged and further to do and
receive whatever our said Chaneery Cour'
may consider Or decree III this behalf,
Witness the IL nOrable J. Brame, Chan'
.... ''h.. IA Etltrict Nf .aid StNtn TINS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

The cheerful crack Of the pistol
followed by the cnIiveming howl
of the dog rather reIIever the mo-
uotony OF the quiue nights now a
days. A dog at present that has
not tho reputation OF being mad
ftands no moro chance tnder the
Corporation Ordinance than IL
proving wolf, Or Royal Bengal
Tiger. 1t wont do even for II dog
to wear a badge of good character
outside Of his premises, the very
fact of his being on the street is fa-
tai to him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

If MARI cant Snit you in cigars,
you may give it up, He has them
from the 'Mulligan Guards" down
to the smallest ard neatest offered
in any market. A cigar by any
name will smoke as well, but you
can take your choice Of brands and
will find any of them of superior
fragrance and flavor, He has just
received a variety of the best made
cigars in the country.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

The mill of Mr.. Ccphas Nance,
at Bigby Valley near the Ala. line,
was entirely destroyed by fire since
our lrst issue, and with it a large
amount of cotton and lumber was
consmed. Capt Rico we under
stand lost quito a lot Of lumber and
many others besides Mr.. Nance
were sufferers. 1t was a large mill
and doing a fine business and tit
blow pecuniariIy is u heavy one t.
tn proprietor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
SALE.

..".,.'
W D Deuprec & Co.
l748G] vs.. Nend, E1,
W. P. Conner and
W. d. ConnOr.
Matthews & Arnold
[7jl5 vs., Vend. Elk.
By virtue of the above-statcd writs to
m, directed from the office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of NoXubee County, l
will, on
Monday, 5th day Of February, a. D, 1877,
in front Of the Court House door in the
town of Macon. within legal hours, expole
to sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidde", for cash, all the right, title and in.
terest the defendant, William p. Common,
has in and to the following real and perso-
nal property, to wit,
Lots |, ,, 8. 4, 5, &, 7, II and 8 less 4 a.
ores off east side, in section |, township IA
range 10, and lots, |, ., Z, 8, 8 and 10 sec
ton 2, township l6, range 10, all said to
contain GA acres more OF less, ana COO
bushels of corn, more or less, | old wagon.
| old rockawny, IA old plows, and 5000
pounds of fodder.
The abnyc-dcscribed property, real and
personal. having been levied upon as the
property of defendant, w. 2. Conner, will
be sold to satisfy the nb0vc-stated ease and
ull costs. j. B. ALLGOOD,
Jahl3-ts Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
MRS. L!N1IEY
FEgAiE MUSICIAN,

Respectfully offers her services to
the Ladies' of Macon, both as atten-
dant and nurse. Having Il large ex
%perience, best Of recommendation
from Medical men, and others and
being permanently located, she con-
fdently hopes for a liberal share of
patronage.
Residence on Jefferson St, near
Mr.. Cahill's
GIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
A little sun of Capt Rice wal

A q little son Of Capt Rice was
kicked on the head BY u mule, and
50 badly injured that his survival
il improbable. Drs. Hill and Jar
nagin were in attendance on the
little sufferer but give little hope of
his recovery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

The season has been u severe one
on our old citizens. Pneumonia
and throat disease arc quite prcva,
lent and severe and much care is
necessary to avoid exposure to sud
dan nhnMnns.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
TITATION TO HEIRS AND
u CREDITORS

The State Of. mississippi Noxubeo County.
The Estate Of In the Cham
mo. $40 Gerry Court Of
William Patterson, decd. NoXubee Go.
To Frances Bibby whose post office nd
dress is Equality, in the County Of Coosa.
STATE of Alabama, and all other persons
interested in SAID Estate.
You are hereby cited to be and person
allv appear before the Chancellor of cur
Chancery Court. at a term TO be holden
at the Court House in the town Of Macon,
on the second Monday of April A. d. lS-
II. III. n and there to show cause if any
you can why the final account Of G. w.
Patterson as Executor Of said Estate
should not be allowed and said Executor
discharged upon his petition for lesye to
surrender his Letters Tcstamcntary,' and
| further 10 do and receive whatever oar
snid Chancerv Court may consider or'de-
cree this behalf.
Witness tho Hon. L BrRme, Chan
cellor of the 9Th, District Of said State. this
the 9th day Of December a. d, 1876.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
GEO. G. DILLARD
Solicitor.
Dec. L. At.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
KU KLUX CARTRIDGES.
A full supply of No. ~
JONES & FAINT.
COMMISSIONER'S SAL E,

B. F Howell and NJ. c. Howell,
No. OBS vs..
Bush, Patty and Co. ct al.
In Chsncory Court, Oct. Term, AID, 1876.
By virtue of the provisions Of a certain
decree Of the Chancery Coart Of Noxubee
county, Mississippi, made on the 10th day
of October, 1876, will, as special COM
missioner therein, on
Saturday, Soth day of DECEMBER, 1876,
proceed to sell, within legal hours, before
the courthouse door in the town Of Macon,
at public cutlery to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, to.
wit: lots |, . and 3, block IA in the town
Of Macon. Noxubee county, Mississippi,
known as the Commercial Hotel" and
at present occupied by Paul r. Baker. The
title to the above property is believed to
be good, but will only convey such title
as is vested in me by said decree
J. j. BEAUCHANP,
nov25-ts Special Commissioner,
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The town is mad on The subject
Of mad dogs. The town author
ties have issued a proclamation re-
curing citizens to dispense them,
hut no sooner do the dogs disap'
pear, than mad hogs and mad calves
turn up rs substitutes One hog
that was running a muck, and BIZ
ting every thing in its reach, was
killed the other moruing. There
are about 500 h~aIf-starved dogs
owned by negroes in this town, that
should be looked to.
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tall in and Sett e.

The old business of Murphey 4
Minor must be closed up at an ear.
Iy day, and parties indebted are ur.
gently requested to call aud settle.
#. 5. MURPHEY.
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nas- Meat, Flour, Coffee, &C., are
up, hut you can save enough by
buying your WOODEN goods and clio
thing ut Klaus's to make your bread
and meat clear.
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CARD,

sons " ho are indebted to
please como forward and
once. No exceptions. I
ness.
j.. LEE WILLIAMS.
Bib. 4w.
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In retiring from the firm Of MURPHEY
g. MINOR, | wish TO express my friend
ship and respect Tor my ussociute, and tn
commend him to my friends md the pub
lie generally a' n true man, and cOnscien-
ti"us and reliab IO druggist.
janG-4t IL. A. MINOR.
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t TO
TRESPASSERS.

All parties are hereby warned
under the penalty at the law not
10 tresspass on the east half Mt the
northeast quarter OF section %, al
so the west halt Of the north west
quarter of section "a, township II
r,ruo III tor the purpose % hauling