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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30
MAY =, isT.


TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
BErwEES AND II SrIEETS, WITH MOD
ERIN IMPROVEMENT AND BRICK STABLE
by virtue OF deed Of trIid TO dated June - 1876
and duly recorded In Lisr M. sii follUs i3i, ct seq
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia
and at the written request Of the party secured there
BY, will se at public auction In front Of the prem
ises, FRIDAY, May II, 1857, at o'clock y. H. lot
numbered lIOI and eleven, tIl.D In Moses Kelly
recurieSi subdivision OF square numbered nine hun
dred and thrty-iOur, with improvements describet
above
Terms OF sale: onefourth cash, and balance payabl,
In six, twelve eighteen and twenty sur months with
interest at eight per cent until paid fronI day OF sale
70 he secured by deed Of trust. If the terms OF sal,
not complied with within i've days the trustee
reserve the right To resell the property, at the risk
cnSt OF the deEluiting purchaser amer Ave days adver
tiSemcnt. a deposit OF si0D will be required at tn
time Of sale. All cOnveynnCng at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH II. ElJsS)S, r.,o.
THOMAS HYDE, / fustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.


Tho sub. Treasury balances al New York yesterday
were as follows Gold. tN.Ef%; currency, ts.estF.s
The sub TreaSirrr PAID on accuunt OF interest,
tz,og for bonds, sessmo Customs receip,s. tssi ON
In New York to-day money was easy nj tastr9
Fxchange arm al tS Uold very quiet at iosA: iess
bid Rates for carrying. hatal
Government bonds steady at the following quota
tons
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ITyVEoS siLrs-rrTrKE DIR,

Il u SWEET nnf Esnias ABtibneer.
VGrSTNES >gaT OT L SIN pNDN BRrCN
H1C1T'~fs NWUHa Yg-<,NHsH ON NiDiCTH SIDE
OF NEW mhNR~MllEh ANEW NJ BfFrW ZEN
U AND Z SuU,MMH~ N0ErHWHSSr
n virtnH cd ar,t ed nrR hlflii Deccmiper
T. is7L HnH ntily rsirti-t hIb.r h,liu E.i VI
rht lnnH rsrGrtf tiitf DiHtrt VI GnliniDiL will sell
~ 1uiiiiir nnitinl In rtnn vi the pr'ms,-s, MON
nan. tlH nm iiiCF ed ltnh, M, ~ arnit p.
Jur ~ lig IN ttih VI Nvurtf In b0umii-t ami do
srrilp.h itllFvSs HtHnsIiiilr hfr az pOinf
Nsw u mlsffr-t uzpuns, at s1tfalssnst corner VI
sud ltl fApg niIi ninns urfiaishriy the
lime n u.s. st 1irip wust Ht right angles
~ snin uutu issu o H.tun Iiiisy. thsnCe south
with hnF 81 suin Iilfsr DE iHE tiieuTr ssst with .u
siiSs,.n lime nbns ~ int ~ bs sll
nnd Jlnrp ffiitscnninIc
T,a'niE. Cins haItff -sth ami Dhliinru IN +tv and
rvtlgF mftfsif with nf'rEsu az eight per cunt pet
unnuIR De surIrrl tuun IN. prou.rtT soht 80 de-
l,Isti sil Wfunis NsnDii,-t with within
hEyS q rssSIilr I'd Durzfhnssr.
mrg- WILLIAM W MHrr.ALE. rrrst'ss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

nJ-THE ABOVE SALE II HEREBY POST
PONED IN tuesday, the eth day of June. at the
JOSEPH II. EDsoS.l 7>-,,.,,,,
THOMAS HYDE, ir"S'ee"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

u. Nj iDs q ,t1rs.u nnrtiisvust.
UETSuTT~r SAnM OF n pHSnMNBIE TWO.
ruEsEN FRAME pTEnnlnNtts ON nnIH NDfcrff
<IIlIT gNT SHNIHir BA-uNHNN -HL'DND AND
HlHI1lP SuUHN'r~ NJEnHH.NSra
RS Eirans sf a tarrd W TRUST ,nibrI Nag ~ Il D.
IS.h hntr rnFarrA.E IN lihsu w NJ bliD rsi Ul
thr lind rnuhs 1n uis pitlflt VI Gahmbii, ami At
thr rsUnssu Ff afs purity s,ind thereby. will s.il
nj pIthir unr5isuI fTInn Of 1is prsmisss, On MON
nAN. Dime m if mn agilnN D. al that pieca
IHrrs sf rrdili silsuin' gifF NJ Washington
n L.. Ennvin 1lH iflrt ~ Ast ffnt by the depth
Itnsils,ulrh IN slnrF usctiisr win the Inn
IrsN nfuns ksC. iDtgt ~ dise.t " rtfst tDr ~ l
ihs Jisr'aiuilIrs I'd NAiilh will Ds gwen ~ slla
Utiuns. On,.sflitrh lh 4it. and R hnlalrg ne 5iv
rviSt ilnd hlrlnrn nnnffis. win .nf.r'sst az pet
rtni pee IlnnIIn srrir-H by ii,s+t 0f trust In
JnfJHnpv sihR al ti, aptiIn 9ftle purGlaser
a,pls4n ed Slb rrJiins,d 9iT,t OF sal AMI ~
p''lninnr prsihInsr$ risU Terms bB be COMPLIED
with % tas4n ltl7N.
1870 WAHsHR Trustees
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

The following the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks tecgTaphe to w. II. Cooke, IT,,
Co, ffuni the New FORK Stock Exchange:
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II c. Br10xB1s Dr., Apr-,nser.
- gMuAinF nrinhnmy
SO nm rmnBETr;inih tzsnu,. gurnPu af Blsvesf
sfrrr~u ntfr-ifsyIsst
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALLIC
"A Boxed Gu0ds nov ready. Address VICTOR
MAUGER ~ my7Jm
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FS-THE AROvE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
MONDAY, the 2Ist day Of May, at the same hour and
JOSEPH II. EPSON, ,.,,.,.o.
THOMAS HYDE, i'"ee''
myi+MwF&ds
nN-rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY, the 9TH day OF June, ut the same hour
JOSEPH II. EPSON, r..,.,..,
THOMAS HYDE, iie''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30
BRos.. AUCTIoNEERs.

DuNcANsoN BRos. AucrIoSEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
P I1 Y.0NHINTH ASDTENrHsrREErs
by Virtue Of two deeds of trust dated June D. 1870
and recorsd in lesr M 81, .slio * and becem5s,
Viii Vii osT faI ss May
Reilys recorded subdivision Of square No 81 with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of two-story
stable. "''' ~
Moss Keiy's recorded subdivision q square No Ssi
with the improvements thereon. consisting Of two
Terms OF saie: One fourth cash and the balance In
by deed Of trus, TO the satisfaction OF the trustees
with interest al eight per cent per annum until paid
The terms 81 salc are not ccmped with Within re
days the trustees the right to resell at the risk
advertisement. All conveyaneng at cost Of par.
CHASER.
T ifh Il h SN Trustees
ss, IT II, AR3yE SALE Is HEREBY POST POST
T iSSfh + h EisiSN Trustees
ssTP ss AP9yE sAk NT ARE HEeEBy FUR
June same hours aud Bla s,su -, vpsor,
myswFsd. Ts5Mh n i HYDE TfoN Trustees
II
Ds Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEE sAI.EoF UNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY
On THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF della
WARE AVENUE AND SOUTH Z STREET, AN D
on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF HALF
| STREET WiSST AND Nj STREET SOUTH.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March 0, A. n
1915 duly recorded In Iber No. S folio as one of the
land records for The District Of Columbia and the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell NJ
public auctloa; 10 itont Of the premises on, TUES
DAY May = 1871, the following described real estate
situate ~ the city OF Washington. District Of Column
/ ba, to wit:
| At o'clock p m. Lot numbered four a., In squart
| numbered six Hundred and thrty.six (63Bl, and
Al $50 O'Clock IN. Lot numbered one %, In squart
north Of square numbered six hundred and Any 1891
| Terms One fourth In cash, and the balance at slx
twelve eighteen months at eight per cent per an
num- secured by deed Of trust the property sold
or all cash at the option OF the purchaser deposi
of SO required each lot at the time OF sale and al
conyeyailcing nj purchasers cost. Terms TO be com
piled with In seven days. -
j. i. CoLbwELL, Salesman.
| mytFMw&ds
| SALES ARE POSTPONED UN
TIL TT ESDAY, June s. lS17, same hours and places
| RhEpmEkkN,G ik KooNEs' Trustees
mysl.@&Jel J: Y COLpWELL. Salesman:
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and good hotel board nys'a
IMPERIAL HoTEI-BoAEp REDUCED 10 sm,
II. 60 and so per mouth, according To locstinn I'd
rp SSs1 Table board sD PEI %G FifRcE rrupr.r
SUMNER BOARD
sIru,
HIGHLANns,
Five mile. from wulards by the BallimU-. anr uhig
Iail,oad and within easy driy'ns distnnce-Girnw"oc
Apply al once 10
myi9u Highland Station. o. I,iadcnSburG MD.
GUNNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHING TO
y find high, dry healthy loo aiity to spend the
mer months can do al the ffuit farm n0rth Isf
board they can rnjoy hnmr couh,rts nj a nIndsrIns
expense IN ui v,ew Of The Cspioi ana Oily n,,n osy
MafyianS sSeaae Men a eIsS their Siv &c rfisd
OO0 G STREET NoRTHwEsT-FuR RIST,
COO pleasant snuth frnni ronins, with bnHrd,
either transient " permsnsIt; Aisn, 'i'ae.hoHrd.
SS1 D STREET NoETHwEsT-RooN AMP
,,1. If BOARD I: and = pr -ess an. T.s 1S "a
ers accommodated mhle,Sf
17G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR
fsO SixthstrceL Depot tfrst-c lnss hazard. win
room, from - to SO per week trInsitnI o. - lsr
FOR SALE
IlNOR SALE OK kEN1-NEN tltslI1
II brick house. Range IAircse hct sns cdld hSfh,
back building dry walls and thorourh veiItllnt1n nt
| street my'2saa
EoR SALE OR RENT-A FIEsT-C1Ass PorE,
| = STORY DWELLING HOUSE with MI the MOD
FSI E.JI,eulars apply 81 ioa SiHih nrrsl nOrih~s
NoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oouSuING-
Il ROOM DESK. with fbr inrre books md
paperx Black Walnut superior make. eooa nr ne
HOUSES FOR RENT
EoR REYT-No. looi NEW YORK AvESrE
corner OF Tenth strect-elrven rooms. rHs y,insr
hath summer Kitchen, wafer I'm yard, &C: ksy NJ
NoR RENT-EGHT ROOM BRlcK 10. lss
@ street, between Thirteenth and fugrisclai
ifanss e yard &C. Key No silrsi nars,T~s d
EOR REYT-THAT ELEGANT DWELLING, va
Se Twellh stIees northwest q rsom Is, ans al
| ifs Pennsyivsnis avenue northwest ssc1nd naar
EoR REMITTANCE STORE. NO ssi IfxHsYL
| ssrest and Louisiana avrnue ig'sSrf
MIsCELLANE0IS
PoPono
Is I superior to any medicine ever oiIrsd ths pun
sSnsS ss.s t . ssns s .s
rsPSiiG 30 Pcwsrs,I yii.Il.,ns tonic and =,
disease and debility. Price q per boltie POI sl.i
by all drusgtsfx hrtu
"A THING OF skaTTr Is A JOY Fod
beautiful vas. .dds ten timrs irs cost to the ralu
TERRA GOTTA VASES
large .Ssortment OF Terra Gotta Vases mr. xait los
POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA CO..
livery BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
BooTs, SHOES, ETC
AT JUsTHs OLD sTASn,
| sis d street northwest
Otders by mail promptly ntiended 10. lahtf
HOME COMFORTs
IIEIIx DEsFossEs FRENCH BAKERY,
L tEstAblished issl
fE II SN nEsFussE E'
the S sT. and ID oSis 5 hrsa S %
tieth and Twenty -hrst streets near rnnssynnin nv,
he hss sTcae4 ers. ,sn ,e i MI I'M ,p' il,li
ture Of The best French and American bread. Irenr
lirsad , specially. Liberal terms offered 10 hnia
n R~Fiench Bread b recommended ior per-uu
/ OF tuuaf huutfliA nm
| dyspepsia Beware Of limitations de4'rf
In 7. BOWEN,
HOUSE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND sLAzIER.
PAINTER AND GLAZIEl
as Louisiana avenue. bctwesn sixth and seventh "a
JoeeLns promptly .I,snasd 70. angssI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

MAyrTAETuEENiS. STWIn-REHPERs AND
EGnVhuW RAEuuHpS
n rrilrH NJ tir NUtSr An FACILITIES 1fFers-i
thrn nm dhfr-ifn af MMIucHANDGsB rnnszly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30
N T " B o o X s.
RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
salLLINaToN,s BOOKSTORE.

Cor -Four and. ahalf street and Pennsylvania Avenus
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wAEys.

- WIPE In privrte farnily, where therr nrr no
other boarderss kouth wrshinrtan preirrrrd, rhgve
Twelfth street Address STN LtS tis ofiict. utytf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

b unr Ft,,r lw10rG m shs city having phrnty O
SfOIN n0iCM NJ miilus o FINE DISPLAY. "
dharrr Will Ne nhilf untaf mn urHts tUhL
Ny hnifies, trlnn MIN ditnf will De guufhtrtFi
erInCln.H ON GtllI Mn-ssn1N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28
Correspondence of the Beacon,l
Letter from New York.
NV YoRK, April 23l., 1877.

NEW lohhJ hpIll -OuJ lCIi'
Dear Beacon: The exposure, dis.
grace and punishment that have o.
vcrtaken Boss" Tweed and his
Confederate ringsters, convey two
lessons that all classes Of society
may lay to heart with great profit,
The first is that it does not pay Il
man to enlist in schemes of lobbcry
and robbery. Sooner or later, he
is almost sure to be O%vertaken. No
men in this generation have paid so
dear for their peIf AS the Tweed
ring. They are Il mise. able set of
%dcpraved scoundrels, in their own
estimation add that Of everybody
else. The poorest creature on Gods
tOotstOOl has no cause to envy their
position. Better, tar better, is u
" dinner OF herbs" .han a " stalled
OK amid such surroundings.
The second lesson is that CON
veyed to the voters throughout the
land. This city is now groanins
under a debt OF 100 millions of dol
lars, a debt two and a half times as
great as that Of the United States
prior to the late war, brought upon
her by misgovernmcnt and cOrrup.
ton. The citizens, in one sense,
brought this great calamity on
themselves. They sat still and let
Boss Tweed and his Confedorates
bind them with ropes and plumber
them. While the city slept, the
thieves dcSpoiIcd and almost bank
rupted it, and loud is the cry now
heard over the opprcssrVrness Of
municipal taxation. As it has been
in New York, so has it been in Il
smaller degree throughout the
South and elsewhere. Jobbcry and
robbery have everywhere crept in.
to politics, and there is scarcely Il
State that has not had its ring OF
pIundcrcrs.
However, if acting President
Haycs's pacific policy is to be re
lied on-to be carried out in good
faith-the gangs that now curse the
bankrupt South + to be routed,
and her people experience u relief
Tor a few years anyway. Hayes
has smashed the head light, Ohe
"p0or black man") iL the Radical
locomotive the whistle, (Morton
and BlaineD has been tnrottIed and
she remains standing on u side
track to be repaired and put in mo-
ton, so his Fraudulency thin ks, by
the survivors of the two "late Ia
mented " pa'ti,s II. As old man Rit,
chic used to say, we shall see!
The Russo Turkish war, which it
now seems is inevitable, Is disturb.
ing tho commercial world from
"center to circumference" and will
be felt here in various and sundry
ways.
The work on the Brooklyn sus-
pension bridge, that will connect
that city with this Metropolis, is
being rapidly completed. The cost
of the bridge is given at nine mil
lions, besides the acquisition of land;
the latter il estimated at three and
q half millions. 1t is $3.50 feet in
length, IS feet wide and 1876 feet a.
bove high water.
1t has been raining necessarily
for four days. Surely the heavens
are not weeping over the downfall
of Radicalism! The Herald claims,
now that the troops are to removed
from Louisiana, that 1tadicalism is
dead, and the late civil war at an
end. MONA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28
Additional Appointments.

Citizens living in the vicinity Of
Mays School House and Soulc
Chapel in the 9Th Supervisors Dis.
trict,
Capt. Boycc's Store and Deer.
brook in the lat, District,
Conner and Cavctt's Store and J
r. Moorc's Store in the ID. District
Macon in the Sd. District,
Trotman's in the 18th District,
will notice that Capt. Williams has
made additional appointments fol
their SPECIAL convenience. See AS
SCISSORS notice. Attend on the ap
pointed days, and don't wait unit
TIE last day. Business is never
we'll attended to in q hurry.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28
Preserve Your Organization.

At no period since the so-called
reconstruction of the Southern
States has there existed so urgent
a necessity tor thorough organiza-
ton and effective discipline, rs at
the present time. The tendency OF
the National Administration, as
foreshadowed by its acts, is to rear
upon the ruins of the Republican
party, assisted by such aCcrctions
a. Il concllatory policy can attract
from the disatfoctcd of the Demo.
cratic party, a new movement, the
sole object and aim of which is to
advance the scheme and continue
the lease Of power now usurpCd by
its %originatorS, and would-be pro.
moters. Should the aspirations and
expectations Of these plotters truc.
tity, no matter whether, in taking
shape, they should assume a name
long since detunct, or one new tC
political organizations, the result
would be simply II re,enactment OF
the wrongs and injuries that The
country has SO long endured, but
from which, happily, after years o.
patient suffering, the South has il
Il measure been freed. To conceeC
so much as was necessary to accom-,
pIish this end may be considered
wise, but TO allow further blandish
mcnts, unmindful of the sinister
motives they cover, would be worse
than suicidal. In q condition tc
protect our interests, with the excr
else of proper vigilance, tempered
by sober reflection, our organiza
ton can be kept intact and will ad,
nit not simply OF our occupying
the position of appllcants for favor,
but will enable us ~peaceably though
firmly to assert our rights, with
some prospect Of recognition.
The thought of "united South u
struck terror into the souls OF the
ring managers in the late National
contest, ond there exists no reason
why in 1880 their gravost fears
should not be realized, and they be
made 10 feel the full force and Of.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28

The Now York Hvoii, Of Su"
day i' q mouumerr al American
lohu nal; sm, A glnucc uv,r as tn.
gcs showS over scvcnty-thrcc c,l
umns of solid advertisements, con.
tanning lhirly-fvo hundred andthir
ty-twO separate notices, and forty.
seven columns of interesting news
collected from every quarter Of tht
globe. TO produce the QuintuPIC
Herald, over one million ems o
type, or about three million sepd
rate pieces, have been set up. Thir
teen thousand pounds of metal have
been used in ctstihg the two hun
bred and sixty stereotype plates re
CURED for the presses.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28
Public Education,

The superintendent Of Public Ed
Hcation tor the State has favored us
with an important circular, which
we wilt condense for readers, espe-
cially officers:
LIST. Many counties, he fears, are
in error rs to requirements of the
law for 1877, and statutes previous
to it.
I'd. The Act of April II, 1876,
does not relieve Boards OF Super.
visors, or the Mayors and Alder
men of cities and towns, Of the au-
thority or obligation to levy a tax
for their county and town schools
for 1877.
Sd. The State has not assumed al
together the burden. The counties
must raise a fund too.
18th. The practice in the past OF
d~cvoting the levy to old warrants
has brought the system into disrc-
pute.
5th. Sections 4 and 10 of the Act
Of 1873 requires the County Super,
%intendent, on or before the LIST. Mon,
day in July, each year, to submit to
the authorities stated above, "aD es.
innate Of the amount of funds ne.
Ccssary to meet the expenses in
Cured in conducting the schools
and furnishing them to the next en-,
suing year.
9th. The Act of April II, 1876,
provides there shall be no distinct.
ion in school funds collected by or
distributed to the several counties.
9TH. The Act OF April II, 1876,
provides there snail be ne distlnc-
ton in school funds collected by or
distributed to the several counties.
9TH. The construction of the
laws (l873 and 1876 together
shows the parcolIing up of the
school fund into the "schooI fund.-"
teachers fund.-" or "other special
school fund" to be abolished. tut
that the fund itself must consist OF
what is collected by Il county and
what is distributed by the State
The counties MUST levy a tax.
9Th. The Constitution require.
the schools kept up four months in
the year. The Act OF 1876 oxtcud,
1t to five months, except such coun
ties as may ut the beginning Of tn,
scholastic year have n school deb.
against them greater than the sum
which would be raised by the on,
mill levy these are let oil with four
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28
CITArION TO NON-RESlDENTS.


In the matter of the final settlement Of
said guardianship.
This day coming on to be heMrl she final
account Of Talbot Hibhlcr MS guardian,
and it appearing TINT the said Matte +.
llibbler has intermarricd with W. A. Cook
and That they are not residents of this
State, but reside hey Ond the limits thereof
SO THAI the ordinary process Of this Cont
cannot be served upon them, and that their
residence and Dost.ohice address is Jack
son in the county nj Madison. State of
Tennessee.
1t IS, therefore. ordered that publication
be made according To law in the Macon
Beacon, newspaper printed and publish
ed in the town Of Macon, citing the said
Mnttie t. Cook and her husband, w. A.
Cook, to be AND personally appear before
the Chancellor uf oar Chnnrrry Court. Mt
II term thereof t. be holden Mt the Court.
Houso in the town of Macon, ON the
I'd Monday Of April, A. D, 1877,
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why the said innl account should not
DO allowed and sLe said guardian dis
charged.
1t is, further, ordered that the clerk Of
this Court transmit by mail, postage paid.
n copy of this order to the sind Matte K.
C.oA and W. a. Cook at their residence
and p"st-oticr address as aforesaid, and
that he make report II his proceedings
herein rs the law directs.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28
UAIOEBD.

South Carolina aud Louisiana
were the two last states that re-
manned yoked to the Radical car.
They arc both free. FESTIVE as they
were under their CALLING scryitudc,
they bore il we'll until the time III
pcurd for their deIivcraucc. The
fruits ofthcir endurance will he the
more fair and permanent, from the
nOhic and heroic manner in which
they WON them. Not wishing to
place themselves in sudden and ac-
tive m%tagonlsm to the Government
OF the Union, they waited patient
~ for that Government to see and
recognize their condition. 1t is not
the two States alone that have cause
tor generalization; it plucks a thorn
from the side of the Republic, and
the whole country should rejoice.
There will be no more complaints
OF the South beng unloyal. She
has at last cast out from her TEN
pies the den OF thieves, and com.
mcncod the work of publication,
and the North, the East and The
WOst should bid her God speed in
the good work. The lessons OF the
past will teach her to avoid placing
in her councils, men whose sole
aims are m%crcenary, and who would
barter the honor Of u State for the
spoils of office alone. The South
at last stands unmanacled, the peer
of other sections in freedom Of ac-
ton, as she has always been in the
ability of her sons for scIf-govcrn-
ment. We are confident now she
will not abuse her renewed dcvo-
ton to the whole country.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Having in a Court OF Justice ac.
cnsed Mr.. VIM. Ford Of forgery per.
tainIng to the signing OF my name
in Il receipt for board, | take this
method, with pleasure, Of Informing
the public the assertion is untrue.
the words having been spoken has
tily and Hnthougtedly. | will fur.
ther state have never known any.
thing Of Mr.. Ford, but as being 4
straightforward and honest young
man.
l. II. REED.
Witness, T. G. Collins.
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Burnt Mills Rebuilt.

100 Barrels of Choice, and Fancy
FLOUR fresh from the Trenton Mills,
Just received and will be sold low
down for Cash.
Every Bbl. guaranteed at,
apr, 2l. J. \. COOPERS.
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tr,l ~ substantial strength.
Cyn,rtl 1T ACTON can Nlone NJ,
lain this desirable rudj individual
preferences mist ticId to The pub
lie good, and sacrifices must un'
doGbtedly be made to secure har,
mOhy. Every election to be held
bears directly upon the one great
Issue, and the people should realize
to the fullest extent shat union
gives strength
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-04-28

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Hess n Bro. There is Il large vari.
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