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III Ha;lin'S.

May 1t please the court, and its
officers. the bar, the imymon, the
plaintiffs and defendants, the Wit
nosscs aud all others whom it ma.
conecru-what we have to say is ia
behalf OF our friend Charley Har.
din, who now. does u lively basi-
ness n the old stand Of Glenn NarG
lie will supply your Wants in
the eating and Drinking line if you
can satisfy your appetite with malt
liquors, and furnish tie best brand
OF cigars in the marNet
He was was fortunate in securing
the services OF the celebrated baker
Charles Heinrich. lie understands
his business Thoroughly, ana his
fine dially Of fresh bread y cJies
every day draws Il steady trade,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16
SPRING GOODS! Spring GOODS!

J.. HoIbcrg 4 Go. have received
a large stock OF Sprin; & $ lor
the ladies, and also, Gon,lrmou's
fancy goods, including s,a 5 aud
collars.
Mr.. N. E. Mayer will have charge
of this department, and viii spare
no pains to make it attractive. 1t
will at all times receive his close
attention, and tho latest styles and
best quality of goods will always
be on hand, and sold at the very
lowest cash prices.
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J B Allgood, for feeding
pr sonero from sept. 1T,
1877, to Jan, 9Th 1888, Gl2 T.
c. NJ Thomas, for feeding
parioners from Jan. 7th, to
to Feb, llth, 1873, 1855 so
D IL Thomas, ncr diem
and mileage to date, 80 20
B AIlgood, on Insol-
vent List for fiscal year
1919, amounting to Sl52S-
A, collected 1874 -, md
TO b dance, was allowed
credit to amount to amt. Of 1913 y
On List Of lnsoivcnt
Poll and Personal axes for
1876, he was allowed @8O43 GG
(Sherif Thomas to make
such further collectors as
may be posSiblo.)
On lnsoIvcnt taxes col
lected prior to 1873, amt.
SCI 80, the Treasurer was
ordered to collec, 500 so,
amt due the county.
Goo. G, billiard, Chas B. Amos,
Jacob Holberg and -. W. Patty,
were appointed to xtmine and re-
on the most f,a Iblo route for a
levee scross Noxubee swamp on
the line of the,,Macon and Louisville
road, and Il ey were requested to
obtain from the owners of the land
on the r ute the privilege Of re
moving and IL ing the dirt 10 es.
sary fpr the y, Oper construction OF
said levee, and hit said commit
tee be requested to make report ON
Monday 18th inst.
R. Crabtrce, overseer 'of Adams
and Tripplett road, in place Of Red
Adams.
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Courts and Counting,

John 4 Shops, artistic barber, is
ready and anxious to perform all
manner of t|onsorlal services for
gentlemen attending court. Eve
rything clean and keen at Shops.
D2-Stand opposite Commercial
House.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16

Il Moore,
Dismukcs, B a. Madison.
77OS EasIcy & Laa. ~. e p
Ames,
Dismukcs- g..
Ills Conner X Chairman rs, A..
vsS V D Hill,
&J-Dismukes BAL.
|, 772O W B Wllborn VS. n B Par.
ham,
F&F-
FOUBTH DAY,
7i39 Mary a overly ct al Y.
Geo Jameson,
F% F-Dismukes, ] a. J.
1853 I'll Chratnam vs. j A Cole
man,
J&J2 Dillmd-F al.
1910 Rosa LGray adm &C.. vs. N
+ Pierce, l. " Madison and Jas S
Madison,
:. D a., Harrison Orr, Meek.
Sims and J II Madison.
1895 J A Coleman vs. f Il Dob
bins Il W ID Dobbins,
F& Orr. Meek n Sims
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16
Meeting Next Monday.

The Board of Supervisors will
meet next Monday for the purpose
OF settling with the FIX Sheriff, All
good. He declares lie will make
a fair aud square settlement, one
that will satisfy the most exacting,
We will certainly take pleasure in
mating n to Ola satisfactory set
element.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16

y IN trouble in Noxu.
rom justice, fell into
'R Vicksburg. Clerk
c'piaS after him, and
% I. return was made by
- agan, of Warren /:
the within Dozier in
eapias from Warren
re- "nu larceny You are
,ne gentleman provi-
,..s : Tor him. If you con-
j " right, If not return
yes ny and we viii hold him
ave u' 'plos which is older
n. on
lie mer will leave Dozior r.
lame Of the Warren dispon.
le trade and let him have all
tenui@ 0f a position in jack
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'Lorx11@ oEEujtiOn
Primary stndies.
Including spelling. Reading, Wri-
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ri metic, 70 division, per month. 50 o.
Intermediate Studies.
mcludiaS Photography, Recalling
Writing, Geograpng English Gram
n ur, First Lessons In Composit,1n
and Chiid's Book Of Nature, 81 CO
Literary Department.
Fmhtaciug the higher English
Breaches. latin and Greek, S. %
Moocrn Languages, extra per mo. , 90
Lessons in Music and use OF IN
strument, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 o.
Ornamental Branches, usual charges.
Incidental Fee fer i've months, | 90
BOARD, Including wishing, for
the term Of fivo Months, payable in al
vance, ar by good paper due in 30
hN} $50. 80 w
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.W'tuD NURSERIES,,

4. W. AU@bEE.GS,
1871
We hi, year grown "A very large
j lent stock Of
lott G S
BElNlnGRy PLANTS,
GRAPE VINES,
Etc.. Etc,
"A also
R.GNELl TREES,
.ygs, BOSSES, VINES *.
Of the best varieties for the
n Of. pod ut low prices.
d w. t.'. '." WA 'hlilCal iltNCl-
10 the trade,
|R.321 and Alexander,
pic . cents rarh, $50 per 100,
~ BEATRICE, LOUISE,
hll ERS &c,
"a g thos' Of general list, Is cts.
n 10 per 100.
IA Ior descriptive Catalogue for
I87T-z3.
COLES & CO.,
lne, Wayro Co., Miss.
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n'rlcan Primer.

|S0N, "'rican Primer.
!, Kg. |. p1rL,
.s 0INlns owns the
ISSISslfO ',mH' Gay add Noxu-
9 COUNTY One hand, in u day
In the Cn, "o'aSo.amount of work
curt ofs - vineyard or hodge
insolIe y Uoamplcs at Hauen-
in sad H. y, standard price 81, so.
@%imati 'rI pac Engo Of Dr. A. @.
Court q Ut Medicine costs Won
II Thereof NAV 10''9 ou
in tho W save your life.
Pnd9y Of ( At the drug stores.
ID e'''" : r'oot find a better
GRIGdS 4eot largo cities, than
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16
u6ee '' ping on Arsenic,

Lagrone lost a fine
+ he requests us to say
now feeding arsenic to
II any of his hogs are
hog thief may come up
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lC
LIST OF CASES,
February Term Circuit Curt.
NOxubee County.

n 'CVO puch " Deauchamp use o.
IL w. Footo VS.. fhos 2 Barton.
Ats. Footc 4 Foote.
+. zoos Al Wccms, use of s +
scarborough vs. pG Farmer.
Aus DIllard a Jarnagin-Dis.
1918 MoCombs, Caruth & Byrpes
VS.. Guy Jack.
Ats Footo & Footo-EIljs g.
Brame.
Guy Jack,
Ats Foote & Foolo, O'Neil X Bo.
sle-EIIis & Brame.
Jack, wy
Ats Foote & Tooto-Ellis &
Brame.
Jack,
Bram", ''' N'VeS-'hI''' x
1864 & W Moore VS. G NJ oore,
Ats Jarnagin Jarnagin-M Mad
isOn.
1888 rs Scales VS. NJ Marx,
77l7 Mr. a. A., mn
II No. Navy "A Mrg'nnls VS. I'm
hn"trIna leu, Mcleod 4 A
Ats j ( J,
SECOND DAY.
,i92 Henry A Pope, use &c. vs.
" ~ CO.,
@ - w.
nov FIN CHhiII VS. Francis
",S','r'
D'''"t' '"F"S'n' f& r
D'Smuke 4 Harrison,
1914 W II Scales 4 Co. vs An
II" Hardy y llnmPhrres Hardy,
AUS LlsSh Il Evans. billiard
L " II.
i3Zz rattle f Greer ct al VS. }
Il lllbDler, adm. &c.,
Ats Leigh u Evans-Muldrow &
N","'
1913 IL Cogburn vs. W W
Doo'y'
aus NJ f.
1871 Z Wilder, adm. &c. VS. j..
l. ba"Is,
A'," VT f.
I46l State of Miss. vs. W NJ Con
"'-pi''N'NeN ct a.
1919 " Il Harvey 4 Go, VS. Pau
Inc h Walker X W Walker Jr., ,
'la'hew'-D''l"r1, ) W.
1913 State OF Miss VS. W NJ Con-
nor ct AL,
J"O-p'SmUKeS ct al.
1850 Lewis EtLrldgc ct al VS. W
f EiIand,
p''l'uNcS-J D.
1910 W IL Blntord VS. W Is Stew
arr,
i,,,l'ro-f :.
'oV9 Il W Philips VS. Up Ems
Ter A IL ' Boyd,
DllI"ru-r NF
1921 Dsmukes VS. ) n Gil
more,
W. rNSey'
1ooi ; t. Ivy aGt' v8J Brown
DllIard, boSIc Ivy +.
1862 l.aaceoni Sexes & Co. VS.
Hul Jack,
Ellis \ Brame.
1865 I'1orco u Wells VS. Guy
jack,
ONe'II B~ogIe--EII's " Brame.
1tJ2 Pollock X 60. VS. . Z El'
land,
y $mukeS, f N Fl NJ, y g.
'6U Ice Williams VS. owen
AcGnwen,
DjIlard-- x j.
IGNl Jane E Murray ct al VS.
ANNA h"iberg ct al,
&l--DlSmnkeS, D Nd
1854 Fcchhcmcr, trenkIe " CO.
FSC inland.
F& I'd ~.
1863 W NJ Conner, use &c, VS.
} II Haynes,
hiS'IluN'S' ! o.
gov Uon"or' "So "'''
la! "''i e.
D''''"No'' ~"
1923 U"Iil' urey per "0A' if'onu
vs. il'',' O.,
W W.
~ GP nmndnn ~
pEP M
m1.Ao,
1VSo Ao'o'rs w.
~ U, os-ninsmoroS Aligood,
Loo" g. y
IoSO'Jho hu'ls0" " ~" '"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16

prl03 T1tINT5 OF VH
e,t Of
Clement MarZ,
,c5 late of Noxubec county, were
n . the undersigned by the honor
R,r,ey Coz ri Of Noxubee county,
|Isth dry Of January, A, d. 1873,
M persons having claims against
stalc viii present them registered
4 the time allowed by law, or they
4 forever barred
r HAUENSTEIN.
Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-02-16
Planting Potatoes

Early Rose, Peerless and Lon.
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TNECUTOR' SALE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in me
AS Executor Of the last win and Tesla
mont If
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that contributions to the onertory be withheld while
these practices are continued.
Of the deposition of Bishop McCoskry
The Ohurehan simply says. in brief note, that 1t was
a. sad duty which was devolved upon the oishopsi
that they performed their duty with due delbera-
ton " and that their action Is commended Dy the
church" The Central Advocate t Louis presumes tne
deposition is to be taken confession OF his quit
and adds This is not the first time that bishop mas
fallen from grace in the Protestant Episcopal Churchi
and it is to be noted In each case that winedrlnkns
seems TO have had something TO do with IT, Ihe bdp'S
Weekly says thanks due to the bishops for saving
the Christian public from noisome revelation, put
cites bishops who have fallen into similar trouble ana
ners that for their number. the average OF Epscopa
bameessnes any better than that OF the clergy Vi
the denominations" Comparisons having been drawn
between this case and the Beecher-Ttton trial. inc
Christian InteHgecer points out that in the one there
was no defence while in the other there was "a pers
tent and elaborate defence conducted with sueh ability
that not impartial persons still stand IN uOupt
TO where the guilt lies" Even The COnqregdh0ndtISI
feels called upon 70 say that Mr. Beeeher 10 resign
his pastorate and run away across the sea 10 hVOu
ecclesiastical other investigation, we venture the pr
dictiOn that bench OF Congregational bishops WOu9
easily and speedily be found sadly to DO what Wouu
suitable q calamity. Until that Time arrives
we respectfully submit that the two cases are SO uhke
as TO make comparison offensive"
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rope has an lndefatgable elasticity and when struck
with hammer, or hammered by the rapid motion ora
rolling Wheel will scarcely produce any noise at ALL as
he practically proves by his models He proposes 10
place these steel ropes only the portions OF the road
between the stations where the cars run FAST and not
the stations account Of their slow motion there
little noise produced while also in the starting and
slowing Of the trains 1t is preferable to have the wheels
act directly on the rails without the intervention OF
the wire rope. The Manufacturer suggests that the
Metropolitan Railroad Company ought to Try this plan
(which recommends itself account of It's simplicity
and lay section between two stations, say Fourteenth
and Twenty thrd-sts., running the grOOYed ran
armed with wire rope from Fifteenth TO Twenty
secOnd-sts, thus leaving 200 feet at each SIDE
of the station for starting and slowing the
trains When the rope sections only used Tor the
rolling motion of the Wheels and not applied where the
trains are started the brakes applied, which involves
the slipping of the wheels over the track then the
twisted steel rope is not subject TO wear and Will last
an indefinite length Of time.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
l. Members Of Fortyiourth Congress and President
H. President Grants last Annual Message
The Count OF the Electoral Vote OF 1876 including
all the Votes In the Commission and In Con
gress o the subject.
". Proposed Amendments the Constitution Of the
u. T.. I'd Session. 4ith Congress
V. President Hayes's Inaugural Address Message at
Extra Session, and First Annual Message
VI PrOcamatlOns OF the President and the civil Service
VII. Executive Action Affairs in Louisiana South
Carolina, 1875 and 1877. Including Hitherto
Unpublished Telegrams. Giving the Official
History Of Events
VIII. Constitutional Amendments Made and Pending in
Various states
TX. Judicial Decisions Supreme Court Of the United
states Including the Florida Telegraph, the
Missouri Cattle. the Illinois Granger the VIII.
GINA sequeslration, the Louisiana Common
Y. Pacific Railroad Funding Act.
XII. Proposed Amendments 10 the Constitution OF tho
United States, let and I'd Sessions, 46th Con.
XII. The Silver Question. with all the votes upon IT,
Kill President Hayes's Cabinet and Members Of the
Forthwith Congress.
XIV PropOsedRepe OF the Resumption Act with all the
votes upon 10.
XIV. State Platforms. 1877, 1873.
XVI Miscellaneous Congressional Votes Including the
Votes on tho Southern Mail Contractors Claim.
Paris Exposition. Repeal Of the Bankrupt Law,
Universal Amnesty and WOmen's Rights.
XVII. Votes on Army Appropriations Pensions, aud Riy
XVIII Presidential of 1876 and tho Title Of the
XIX. Tarin the Revenue Spirits Tobacco
and other Taxes.
Xxx, Addenda. including the Votes on the Fisheres;
Claims, Northern Pacific Railroad Bill, Refer.
- enoe Of Claims 20 the Courts, &cy &c.
XXI. Statistical Tables OF Receipts and Expenditures
from 1889 70 1877, Appropriations Of Present
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1872 "dreenbaek" aud Bank Currency, Debt
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