Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-14
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IN W liOn of the secretary of war
c0Ei j engineers, consisting Of Colonel
snat on, Major c. r. Suter, and Cap
@a9g b. Benyourd, have been ordered
Il Soos at Vicksburg, Miss, on the 18th
- examine and report upon the
|agMG, Die means OF preserving tho
nled. 4, k Of Nicksburg, and of arresting
"uyga1 which appearstO be apprehended
Y, e. at.oh opposite that city.
r- c- and Thomas Reesnoyer charged
,oue, maldering Sam Ellis near German.
abdat year ago, have been acquitted
|MbI,1 hiA They were, on the first trial,
s,1 gge saiil7 Of murder in the first degree,
,uAlg Ianted new trial, with the result
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MANHL ae sHperl0r district court, at New
~. hpa M iiorIey general Ogden, and dis.
aFam,- a'lelney Flnney filed information
|!oo oos }u Madison Wells, f. c. Anderson,
o.>tLs b kenner and G. Casanave, charging
:, meet n0dti section S53 of the revised stat
'H1 'Ior III N utteriug and publishing as true,
|cts toN Bred, false, forged and counter
y 6a Immediately after the fling of
Gn, ion, capiases were issued for the
Sa1s parties named. The informa.
-5,a774 lengthy, 1t charges them with
Jl57T' ia ltI of December, 1876, falsely
Ms p,,r Bly uttered and published as true
y DLEt sns for presidential electors from
c,, ii 81 Vernon, at the election of No.
all ., IS laal, BY adding l5SvoteS to each of the
Rrr saotprs and deductng 395 from each
|NCNymh Ylden electors, Bail was fixed at
,,,,- deh.
"%m,1, Nigginton, Elias IT, Haynes,
naror%% I'd moot and Jordan Jackson have
'm, n.,i been appointed revenue storekeepers
Ild" afafs tor the seventh district of Ken.
- Enoot and Jackson are coIored
IL VI AA the first that have received ap.
nentsof this character
| To sanatorJ. Henri Burch, of Louis
Yomeb aas been arrested under a writ of the
IIi"a.5 I4.,, Nonft Of East Baton Rouge, charged
'etagu tahezzement OF school funds, and re.
eaaeY, u 70 lhe custody Of the sheriff Of East
..y., ,l- Rpuge. Burch sought release under
|Iet SoIoihabfos coypua but failed,
le+ So Liberation Of eight South Carolina
let Ss aseP Pfepaf"S TO 60 to Warrington
Hupon the recognition of their race
'"lT1 "glriI lHirIbuton of fedora. offices in this
49'3il;7a t9'i5 Exieongressman Elliott is their
a,gg r.. qna th'Ir SPECIAL grievance is under.
AGENi. Denot 50. much that colored men
r hos een lgh red as that colored recipients
,a,e .".'I X q F.iDs far have been muIattoes, thus
senl.N NW s prejudice against the black men.
'.ra@ New Orleans commission have
ourrr lad their preliminary report, and
t, s13 W3 snt titto the secretary Of the treasury,
Wg. pported thar the reductions they rec
..-.a % amount to nearly % per cent, both
''o' and numerical strength, and will
|0dn m annual saving Of $4,000, whilst
|s"' u theforce amply sufficient for all the
HN' I,t emenR. ne commission cOntlne their
he. r,o, sxplusiyeIy to questions of economy
|h"tilV hpiency Of administration, reserving
Wplemental report the discussion Of
| Wv :. neralBubiects submitted to them.
rato' 4 Memphis and Charleston railroad
IN Nd hto the hands Of the East Ten.
y-Rtg md Georgia railroad, under lease
|0pl 1ty Years. The stockholders did not
~ ~ ato the appeal Of the committee ask.
81 81 Apney aid.
CataIssug Zone Pullen, formerly a New
|rl4dr, IarNh
suepr merchant and member of the
lg@N INA legislature, and colonel of the
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uInfaiv crate army, who loaned 100000 to
me,,pr. crate army and was beggared by the
rl, oi lhe war, died in wretched tene.
g0idmh A 9fand street, Brooklyn, and was
sre.ar rom burial at public expense by the
am9l.a q his poor fellow tenants.
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