Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-02
Tvs SUMMARY.


AHH w n
ou is selling at Si4 barrel at
we, Ia. The plahters are urged to
asif own corn aad wheat.
Be- New Orleans Picayme complains
ailHpidaed condition of the wharves
be failure OF the contractor to keen
ln pair.
he Norwegian bark Romo sailed from
uoge, Va the ilth instant with l57.
'sns ol refined petroleum, valued at
ecent reports from twenty-five or
Counties in Texas chronicle M depre.
Dns BY the grasshoppcrs
9th confederate and federal graves
decorated under the same ceremonies
Dlumbia, S. C., on the 10Th.
he wheat crop in that portion of Nir-
between Richmond and Winchester is
ually promising, aud is considered an
age Of that product in the state.
ashville is the nineteenth city in the
N IN ~ relation to mail service. Mem.
the elghteenth and New Orleans seven.
d. augusta, TIA j, the fifteenth
number OF bids for building five
on the Muscle Shell Shoals cane, Ten.
ee, were handed in the 1th, the lowest
Sl5s,S6o, and the highest $2ol 100.
man living near San Antonio, Texas,
F9,OOO shingles from one cypress tree
be sold for $3.50; enough to pay for
Vhole tract OF land upon which the tyee
ew Orleans Democrat Was ever 4
oration or individual so harassed. ham.
! and bedeviIed by law suits, claims,
tiul titles and every other form of yexa.
TO which our complicated legal and
lral system exposes every member Of
society, as this corporation Of New Or.
now is?
he French mining engineer, Simolis,
"The Silver mines Of Colorado and of
hwestern Texas give undoubted eyi,
Of great wealth the ores are true
ores, and the mines are identical with
Of Mexico Of which they are con.
iOn."
ork will be,resumcd at the Norfolk,
navy-yard as soon as appropriation is
able. The system of Job work BY con,
Il to be abandoned, and the govern,
yards will be devoted to the building
iOnal vessels, poiut in favor of Nor.
% recent bail storm in South Caro-
followed the Greenville and Columbia
n tos Hinety.Six. Numbers Of the
iN reflanted their cottpn.felds,
eptiou aud Others with corn.
ha ssen been blowing up their
whtrn were bea,en 10 pieces
he hAil, Nh3 planting corr to make
upon their lands 1t is impossible
to Approximate the injury done ly the
but enough is known to say that it
enormous.
ttle Rock Gazette; Perhaps'the most
ng advantage possessed by Arkansas,
from her climate, is in her forests of
y. The collection Of Arkansas timber
Z centennial excited the admiration Of
lovisited our state nuildng-its variety
EXCELLENT quality standing without q
The oak, the ash, hickcry and walnut
p boundless forests of north Arkansas,
he pine and cypress Of The south, will |
= source of un told wealth to the state.
bile Register: We need actual help. .
ahapsOf government aid, bestowed in
ApG prudent manner toward putting
i, our legs again, and overcoming in
degree the monstrous inequality in
ment appropriations for the benefit
two sections. In 1874 the secretary OF
easury made an official report to con.
I all congressional appropriations for
ol Internal improvement from l1s9 to
te Of the report, by which it appears
It Of $l64,OO17l5, S97O35,762 were for
iedt Of the northern states and hut
sS2 for the southern states.
TIN Statesman: If q New England |
can make ploht Of one per cent on
dof raw cotton it has done well. A
n factory has an advantage Of at least
II SsOme say more, on the raw material.
been considered what this means.
fact, has been done generally by the |
Hin Georgia and South Carolina, 4
that cost $4,000 IN the south will
much clear prht as one that cost
in the north. A factory in the
Fill make twice the dividend Of one
I'm north. Can our capitalists find
IN lace to put their money than in such
Gssg
lo,aost wonderful occurrence is re.
-t rom Princess Anne county, Va, to
ttolk Virglnian: A few weeks ago
peared in the Virginian the report
| E pfrible murder in Princess Anne
q negro man murdered by his
n isted by her childen), dragged down
IN and thrown overheard. His body
atterward by some boatmen float.
| r ne creek; consequently the woman,
ss and daughter were arrested and
ALI neiore a magistrate. The woman
mI' confessed the murder and were put
| WlTl await trial, All kinds of runners
lapculation about the murder. A few
9'' lheard that the negro men that
lT EePorted murdered was stopping
Al James P, Halstead's, and went
Ii obe satisfied if such was the
.o,, Harry Martin was there, aud
1gko he astonished to hear that his
y ~ iaiL. These are facts known and
mysAl The mystery about the
lsat so'be developed.
iTgh Telegraph correspondence:
ma SAens lime there are some fifteen or