Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-16
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reelected, ID attracting attention.
per mine Is worked within few
Marietta, Ga.
|aid that pig-iron is made cheaper
ANA than anywhere else in the
net profit from one acre of land
D Strawberries, near Jackson, Miss,
hundred and fifty dollars.
iburg is rejoicing over the pros
permanent channel oil twelve feet
IN AppOmattOx.
'ennypacker has been ordered to
his regiment (Sixteenth infantry)
" Orleans to the west.
on the mainland of Monroe
Nlorida, they raise bects Weighing
to twenty pounds, and measuring
L bali feet round.
rs that the shad captured in the
E, near CHATTANOOGA, were not the
4. Those found in the Ohio at
., KY, are all right.
stimated that the school fund of
Of Texas will be 23lOoo,Co) when
i lands are all realized from. The
nrDme to the school fund will be
100000.
hn's county, Florida, paid six
lrs last month for scalps of pan-
! bears. Florida wants to get rid
Inimals; they commit too many
outrages.
I'd w. Hooper, of the firm of
Co, pork packers at Nashville,
by Bell Nance, son of the presi.
Q White Creek turnpike company,
| ultimo.
umored that Wade Hampton is
marry the widow of Gen. Pickens,
Carolina. The lady is a native
ian, and was long a reigning belle
icie Patton Holcombe.
+. Smith, general freight agent
emphis division OF the Louisville,
end Great Southern railway, was
in the river nearly opposite Mem
I 10 o'clock on the night Of the
Orleans, the road to the lake
the Canal street, City Park and
.iay, continues to remain a useless
and, while the engines and ears
g,the general inquiry is, "what
% with itS2
Carolina has paid for fertilizers
last twelve months three millions
K; Georgia, two millions, Virginia
ore. These figures appall some of
E,papers, which suggest that the
|sosts more than it comes to-"
y
March 18th to May 1st there
erred atvarious points in North
E.en thousand seven hundred and
We tons of guano The Raleigh
iscouraged OF the extravaganza,
Idtton "the poorest crop on the
/ rs EARTH"
/ thodists of North Carolina es-
an orphans home in 1870. The
has been kept up mainly through
aentality of few. A mechanic
gave eight thousand dollars to it,
rOrks, barely reserying enough to
.ssary expenses, donating the re.
4 the same noble charity.
BF Grant, of Pulaski, Tenn, is
4 collecting together specimens OF
es that roam our waters. He has
large variety. His object is to
election complete and at Nash
LIST Of August, at the meeting Of
aan association for the advance
/ ence.
III Carolina much interest is
volunteer military organizations.
ens are various and striking. The
|A. Hampton Rihemen have fatigue
Uniform, consisting of black pants,
vets, with palmetto buttons and
-. ...mings, black felt hat, with green
ssel and green feather.
5bert E. Lee Monumental AS
III New Orleans has succeeded in
funds nearly sufficient to erect a
Il in that city to the memory of
'ious general. 1t is proposed to
monument in Tivoli circle, which
y of the city, and the most prom.
onspicuous place. ..
larion Sims wants the medical
to unite in asking congress to
one hundred thousand dollars
lies Of Drs. Horace Wells. W. T.
Charles 4. Jackson and Crawford
he rival claimants for the dis.
an@sthesia. DR.. Long Is prac.
hens, Georgia, old and poor.
two weeks ago, while a son of
g. right, near Troy, Alabama, aged
zen years, was seated on log,
Etlge moccasin glided across his
Enlightened him to such an extent
came completely paralyzed with
|@ ] remained in that condition
rs. He is just rec overing speech.
I'll around Muscle Shoals, in
rssee river, will be fourteen and
les long. The size of the locks
T'mdred feet between mitre siIls,
ide, ten feet lift; large enough
stclass Mississippi river steamer.
lesg than a million dollars in
/ ; tha amount already expended
ssaarY to complete the work.
fIdence Of Richmond Dispatch:
estate Of the family of Lenoir
|'oylt family which came from North
|tfss n Iondpn county. The estate
~Af'eAmuAt~ tONetner IN a body OF
l,d eYe hundred, acres, and is II
F. tc 1he agriCuiturist. The prop.
||sfully and successfully managed.
|lhlwar Burnside's command found
n''is hpncir estate, and the general
|,m sold Mr.. Lenoir that he admired
A ahd had been thinking of
NO trade for 1t. The old gentle.
might swap It for Rhode Island
v q would giye boot enough,
/ "A Orleans Picayune speaks
|0sd the sugar prospect; reports
.DIpeink crop everywhere are most
AAhofWas never more salts
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