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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

~,
me state OF MlssI-slpFh
NoAuDee County,
D. II. Thomas ct ux.
$40 vs.. In Chancery.
J.. 3. Calhoun ct al.
Uoon oppulng the matters in said Com.
p'"'gants oiII Of Compliant contained
%'" III 7pP'0fi'g t'ai Cn'r,e' w. uaIhou1
TO-. l'l0oIl' DahleI Calhoun N]iIiioi''
M,>.liI ana inc unknown Aelr' OF EIl"o,
O''' "'N''II' deceased, defendants II soII
c''.e' are oo' residents OF inns state pat
L''Id' b'lohd lIe 'Ii"iIs i]herec', so Una,
''a ORDINARY process, oI thls court ca'ho'
20 ,oF'g' 0'"N men, ANA 1t Iurther APP
I.'F'I@ I,o0' 'Il..''II h'gd' JaNJ ll' res
d'h'e amt po2t oihte address OF me '"ld
I"'ii'S W. calhoun ana John calhoun Is
h'oima9H III The St2Ie OF IrIas ana tool
l'"'''' C',uoUh, NiiINin Ncne,II ana lh'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30
Meeting Of the Beard of Trustees
of the A. " VI COl.cgg,

JACKSON, Mss, Nov. Is, 1878.
By virtue Of the authority in me
vested, as Governor, and President
Of the Board OF trustees OF the Ag-
ricultu~I and Mechanical college
of the ate of Ms,issippL said
Board OF Trustees is hereby called
to meet at the Capitol in the city
o. Jackson On FRIDAY the I3lh day
OF December 1873.
). II. Stone,
GOV. ana Prrs't Board Trustees.
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NOTICE.

! will take Mexican Dollars for so
cents at my store.
Nov. j.. j. NJ MARX.
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N0VlCIG,

The undersigned having ortlre
control of the WARE HOUSE INTER
EST, at this place for the present
season, would respectfully inform
Merchants snd Planters, that they
arc now ready tor the storage OF
Cotton and Up-FrCightS.
Storage on Cotton 25 cents pei
bale including marking wcighin7,
auc every effort made to ship at
the cheapest rates.
On Up.Frcights charges shall be
reasonable. Patronage solicited.
R PURNELL & co.
Memphis, Ala.
Sept 9tb. 1878.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

Hon. Alexander Stephens is in
Washington, and in better heaIth
than he has enjoyed for months
He now weighs uiao-two pounds,
winch is a Democratic gam OF about
nine pounds. This is to be looked
TO it the Presidential election is
thrown into the House.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

William May and Fred Ryan
were hunting wild turkeys on Biz
creek yesterday. They we're in
different parts of the swamp and
both "gohbIcd." Each thought
the other was a genuine
turkey and commenced advancing,
When they had Cotton within about
twenty yards OF each other, Ryan
got a glimpse OF Mays leg through
the underground and fired, putting
twenty seven No 5 shot in Mays
leg. May "gobbled," but it didn't
sound a bit like a turkoy,-North.
port. (Aial New Era,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30
Full and complete line OF
Crochet Goods at
uAMIrER a. SELLECK'S
Proceedings of the Board of Super
ViSOrS.

LW Smith was authorized to
have bridge repaired across Bogue
Chitto creek on Macon 4 Pickens
vile road.
The following report was re-
ccivod, approved, confirmed and
spread on the mintes as follows
The undersigned committee eZ-
nmined the levy on the south side
of .ho NoXuLce river, with a
view Of as]certaining the damaged
done to Mrs. White, by reason OF
excavations to construct said levy
and beg to make the following re
port:
Your committee are OF the opin
ion that, in oder Ia make said road
pqssable during the coming year,
It vii he necessary to 7dema a
strip Of hand ninety feet wide and
extending the whole length Of the
Ivy IN ord r 10 have Il road or
pas,wuv h rv feet site inside Of
a excavations which viii occupy
about four acres Of gond aud to
move about 200 pa n,l5 OF p'a k
fence, and we assess her damages
at the sun Of $3.50.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30
OId Santa Claus wItl have moth
inc better than Klaus x Bro.

Mr. Jesse La8rone, who has been
on our books about twenty seven
years, has come again and put him
self right for another year. He
ought to have a big price for his
cotton.
Mr.. KeIlis Anderson, who has
been 4 subscriber since "a, also
called. May the hand Of Time deal
gently with him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

RENT FOR 1879.
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Pay i0ul I'dA5,

Arr
Pay i0Hi EdA.5'
''p' n.' ..;ll
'',' .I ,l j..
y
Gail now. and Won Will fod two
rood and lively clerks who will not
Ietain vow Ionn
ga o""'" o'"u2 wv 'I5o WV"
w. ''''O'
Mr. Jesse La8rone, who has been
On our books about twentj seven
years, has come again ana put NM
self right for another year. lie
ouplt to have a big price for his
'oO'on'
been q subscriber since %, a'So
May the hand Of Time deal
gently with him.
Ha,.oo+ tL.t
Inc P'oPio % Macon ~
last 4Am7o"S ""'
day
~, LII,wiug Inst Of freight will
h. yord r.r n.i,ht and charges if
'''' ,,;, thirty DAYS
NOT cai'e" ''l VIM,
L.,h,.,. l,r.es. consigned
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

The people of Macon forgot that
last Thursday was Thanksgiving
day.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

Set tpoife 8issbucset for 1878
10 er oHentli9giort. Sc oroiners
ubaiiisr sr bsreauet til 422,674. 651
Warf slsr $3.50. $40 Marf mere
eno iorrise Mars Budget. Ssrai
falocr paa 8issberen 327.834.4l4
@art, paa .SIaarsu 25.222.5 $40.
Yaa Sn~paliosfonoet 32,O93 9l2
Wart. Gil Oct aIminosIies Ycn.
iOnfone 9aar Der 1853 205 Wnrf,
til &ia,ts @i9lo 1901. 500 Wari
% i'll Oiplomatiet Q. l04 855 Wart.
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or bsrs9nst at ubsiers 1913 667. $50
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rincn 36,36S 665 Warf, til Sersn 30.
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800 Warf.
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manage AZ eicis Snitrumsntsr er upen Barb.
Gen lem snl'sr ct Scet Snltrument. Dor
tsbe a. ectals aaenter. ea eisie
alminceliatee tan pipe see @aranti o.
billietre WRITER. .
Oct betjenete 20 Srsan." sra.
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liant "8nabe'. Bauer. "9dllet
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Sparer Nrbeicc -Sparer
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NctOmmanScrct ai enbDcr SusmObcr,
Der bar iett ocl arbeiOe

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lia gai,ebeiier. ~ Smucet iernes cercsp. at
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Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

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coier oe 8ittiaheber. SET srolleife
Sus / 9uuN. = Set Sabllie &oge
opparat --Osn rene Wouo % rem
bImbc Some. Csurtrlllng al ct
Ct. BIiher.) - Sc lterits 6rGer.-
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Sorlollina.)-Gt rellenre llnipsritel
= 81 Gar Ndg;ituebllfctler - Gn
Spstamp 0~o,touln9 } - 81 Ger
nln9ipii ON ssribeo eller Srclrom.
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men -Saoer % Sen -@oot 8anp
% ielgcpUrcigt @rcmpel for Nreun
Observation-Disclosures - (Nlt tSor.
teIliu9).- Snlaroiplletre. QSOrtel
ling )-SuOri1r sr laa mango Qllle
MUuo Oronfsre . Suorfor OnteI
3ans life siiteoc ia WortGlln9 }
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Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27


GbieasO, Milwanfee, ct. Yaul
% DfinneapuliS.
Gen 9iennemlsber imuttere Gambia.
Der meo mere itcrarteee Scenerier, "a
pasierer 9isnnem here Scrretnin0s. "a
Sommerfcrnstellesit eno ucacn an.
ben Sernbane | Wcrbpelfen. Den enehe
Sernbane sinie Der 9iennemfarsr spre
WishShppiS 0al Tloe
cl pee safe Bepins BREEDER.
OS'aa via @aciicn, Yrairie eu Sbien,
Ne@rs3cr, @utin ~ SWatcnna.
O. eeehe palaee @oupesr " Scuspoane.
Ssrnbansnettet er | goo Sroen.
eay- ~16pnneeter" ct. a,aul "a
minneapolis mee be aefe inetcmne gis
Rier.
St.Qaul Sspctst: Sisrnet af Sad
ion "a Sepee Street.
Sp 8pntcr tlS SAT- Sadlcn Strest,
SiSrnet at 3birc Strest.
A. '. II. CARPENTER,
asn. Pass. and Ti:ts. Agent, xrv,siss.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Wetop ubtommet
]llang( og ]l(eael.
Gu Somlin9 al
SortGainscr, Sigtc, ylanoinger,
Mncfootcr etc.
III.
Jnebple:

POS fore Sioer. BriS portofrit, BET
tet / mutt Omilag, fun 80 Sets.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

About the beginning OF last month a collection OF
antiquities was entered In the Custom House and
passed by the Colleetors ofioias The Naval onicer
however, declined to sanction this action on the
ground the importer admitted that the collection
had been brought here be soid The was taken
to the treasury Department. on appeal. and the de-
els on rendered by the secretary is 10 this encct
ihc collection 10 question appears TO consst IN part
coibs aud In OF other articles not specified IL
is the opinion OF the department mat cabinets OF
coins medals aud ail other similar collections of
antiqul.es' ARE emitted TO exemption from duty."
Inv report oi IL. e. Lake. Assistant Surveyor. for
The SIX this ending October 81 1878, shows that
there we're weighed 221 O34 1877 pounds merchan-
disc being So z03 500 pounds more, and tho expense
OF tue Wcgbers' Department $iG053 50 less than tor
the corresponding period last year The gain 70 the
government IN taxing actual instead OF schsdule tare
on sugar mas beeB the duties ,568, 1913 pounas,
amountinR 10 over $1,000
Collector Merritt received check for $4,000 yes-
torday from Messrs Bernhard * Hutton ia addition
to the Tor $50 900, ict with him the day pre-
vious, to cover the deDcency alleged 10 be due tho
government on account oil the oeIalcation Of their
Custom House CLERK. his makes $4,000 how IN the
hands OF tne Coiector, besdes tho goous, valued ~
over Sl00,VvQ
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
SAD CASE OF DESTITUTION.

Tho death certificate Of tho premature birsh OF
twins recorded yesterday at the Coronors once.
The man who furnished the notification attracted ~
tcntion by tho strange contrast presented IN ma
scanly attire and striking personal appearance. nc
appeared ABOUT thirty years OF age, tall ana wen
formed and win the manners and conversation OF .
man of education. He said that hts wiio, owing u
the is.isue OF q long journey, had been taken aud
dcnv IN: that ne was poor TO send Tor doctor,
ana secured the services oil midwhc. coroner
Croker took charge OF the case, ana burial oersn-
the mother Of the twins, with hor surviving child,
n poy nine months old, lay ieeOis aud helpless IN
uar ,ot At No II Dcianccy street. The family ocou.
ed but Que small. dingy room wnfcn served ior all
domestic purposes Her husband waited upon her
assl,uousiy. anu moved ABOUT with tho sick infant
In mis- arms wniie mnistsring to the wants Of the
woman, who seemed quito girl Ia years no Cor.
oucr was struck with tnis picture aad the tender,
mauly attentions Of the devoted husband The attUfy
wucn questioned regarding his troubles and antece-
douts he was wood carver by trade. Last SUM
enough TO suppert himself aud little fanny. .Latcy.u
ne added, II have got work ut my old shop; bus
1 cannot attend to IL now because nave 70
wait upon my poor WHO. should i leave her ami go
to the shop would nave to MIRO nurse, and that
would cost me mu1n as 1 earn myself. don's
Know what We are TO DO IN TINS terrtOe trial. fou
that the ttle fellow teauing tho miami requires
constant care; he Is sicky anu Is cross IL great
aietion, but n can bfng my poor vile safely over
her troubloi WON'T complain at our hard lot wss
well educetsd but could turn ITO ne practical so-
count and thought was dvins sensible thug alter
leaving college 10 learn q trade, but thAt hnn ONLY
made my condition worse"
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
A SINNER AT SEVENTY-NINE.

A silver haired man, bont with age. stood ~ the
bar OF the Tombs Police Court yesterday mornins
charged with having stolen sixty yards OF muslu
from the auction house OF Hovsy 4 Huchthaussa, No
l32 Church street.
.wna, have you to say, sirs" asked Judge Duny.
eying the man with interest
.Guiiiy, Your Honor" she prisoner replied. with
q marked German accent.
Officer Bingham, VI the Fifth precinct, who made
tho arrest here broke IN with lev explanatory fo-
marks which satisfied the Judge, who al nrss die
posed TO believe The prisoner had been driver ~
want 10 crime. "fic's old at tho business, Judge
Look at the coat ho wore when l caugns
him. and tho oncer held up ulster with immense
INSIDE pockets such are used by professional snop.
iiters. "Ho's just OF Sing Sing" continued the
olnccr. .sHe was sentenced Tor three years by Re-
corder HacKstt, on the 18th oil February, 1876 Hin
commutalion for good behavior would account ior bis
being out now" .
The prisoner when Questioned described himself 40
JACOB Myer . resident oi Baltimore, scventy.nine
years age. He ana young man, named David
Myor, VINO was IN his company at the time Of the
theft, held In default oil $500 Da each tof
trial In SpeCial S0ggiOua
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rossnheim & Libman, wholesale aud retail dealers
in hosiery at No 4oi Broadway, yesterday made an
assignments Tor the benefit OF creditors 10 Moriz
Rosennei. Preferences made several creditors
10 the amount oi about $4,000.
John 1. Parker. dealer In provisions at No. ass
Greenwich street. made an assignment yesterday Tor
the benefit Of creditors 10 Henry A. Msriottc His
liabilities amount to s13,l4 ~ and hts consist
of real estate IN Jersey Cay, mortgaged Tor $1,000
stock trade $500 III. and book accounts, 6so o.
I. d. Smell x Co., commission dealers at M. 10
Wnitenail street, whose suspension was announced
on Thursday, with Liabilities OF s2D0, 000 nsd as-
signmcnt yesterday, without preferences. 10 John
Anderson.
A meeting OF the creditors Of ex-Aderman Terence
Farley ned the olcc OF Re gstor kitch yester-
day and schedules were presented showing liabilities
10 smount OF $500, 200 lwonty-threc claims we're
proved aggrcgaing sl33 900, and Thomas Pearson
was elected assignee.
Pbiip Lippmau, anuiacturer Of corset clasps at
No. 2l3 Centre street. made assignment win pref
erenees yesterday TO Moses Lauteruscn His taoilt-
tos about $1,000, nominal assets 800 and real
asaets SLIGO
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

THE ADVENTURE or COMMERCIAL TRAvRI~
LEB, WHICH BEGAN IN BOSTON AND ENDED
IN NEW YORK.
James Ferguson, commercial traveller, arrived
in this city yesterday morning from Fall River.
Mass, with An unusual quantity Of baggage. About
the hour Of his arrival despatch was receivsd BY
the Western Union Telegraph Company, addressed
to the police sergeant having charge of the Fan
River steamboat pier, requesting that Mr.. Fsrgusons
trunks be detained because he rightfuliy
possessed OF thom. The despatch was delivered 70
the Twenty seventh precinct station house and an
officer sent 30 levy on Mr. Fsrgussn's
baggage. claimant for two Of Nj. Fer.
guson's trunks, In the person OF Miss Annie
Bowman, OF Fall RIVER Mass, put In an
appearance at the rombs Court and entered charge
Of larceny agan:. hmm An sxamination o. sns case
perience OF . commercial traveller. IL transpirod
that Mr. Ferguson, while stopping at the Holden
House, IN Boston, made the acquaintance OF Ohm J.
Weeds, an sx-chief Of the FIRE Department oi West
field, town IN the suburbs Of Fall River. They
see the sights One OF the sights VISIT TO .
house Harrison street, where two LADY friends Of
xoVS: vas: "irs IRON ''S.n0s Ss RIVER WOODS.
and tho Two ladies took the same train from
10 .eVo hs there ana us ais jour
ncy by boat TO New York. Before leaving Boston
Ferguson psid Woods hotel b'Il. amounting TO $2l,
upon the assurance oil the lattcr tnat he was sfas
broke" but had s2lS in all River and would .msks
good" whom they arrived there On the journey
from Boston 10 Fall River Ferguson obtained from
Woods az security for The payment OF the $21 the
che cks Tor she trunks Of the atter's lady freuda
The train barely reached Fall River when, as Fer.
guson alleges. woods jumped from the car 10 70 IN
search OF . constable some process Of law 10 de-
tam the trunks Before ne returned Fer.
and safely their journey 10 New YORK.
Mr. Ferguson rspudiated the charge Of iaraeny,
cai ed that only taken the trunks security
for hls $2l ana evidence OF his good faith pre-.
sen copy Of telegram no had sent TO Woods,
at Fail River, Notifying him that the trunks were as
his disposal sson the debt paid. Mr.. Woods
and his lady friends wero IN court and lively
argument the occupied con siderable oi Judge
Duffy time. He dismissed the complaint and advised
Mr.. Ferguson to give ny tbe trunks
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

BKsvss-Trsde forenoon SLOW; quality poor
% s TAsDos s s.:
SHsy Ssyy ss Cary .ss Oxen '~s ps;
.ss ss 81 $ s'tss' s * :. .ss
Is; xsss. sN eva y ELI, 5:nIsssy
s.y y"
sas Ssss SOLD 's ss.a
sSs ss' Long y Ken,aesy steer. per
weishs e.s s,ro1s M u 10 oxen m , at ee. per h. weigh;
sa live sssh; y as ls2o los. ., sfs * gs5 ~ H. ssw.sn
ss' g per % 90 With sa ps s
ss; ss;a x ss. loo Ohio steers ns ssa:' Sss Ss
ns : bead sss s;s I'm @ head % o. head,
aysI sa 10, i 10 Asss % .S'
.sld Tor aoSs. colorado .ss.i. At IKE psr S.
s4Sesl 1 yessi Rsssa.sn soia Meyer Ressn gem
s% = a s s nc s sr. ~ s:sn: a.
7e per III - heaa :, Sc per 80 nesa a. ss per To-.
.s'sas. " s:s; II s.. s.ssL sold 9. $:ssi 4
1e pD Dude; S 50 ss,a aiaa Tor
s.n Ss'' ;s'si .si. @s 70 'n % srs e.;
s. " @ @ &ss * asJss. Jso
steers at 7e per WIN 500 mead weisul "a
sse & per @ 10 s.shs Tor Ssi.osUaSy y K.s
tucky head a SIC per ib with ou per head;
10 head sN per h. 81 head per 10 with 81
p,r hsaa-sssas; *, 3 y sw, Gsd,sL%is:
ssc lb with 81 on per head n besa 4heAd BE-
perlb, "a head At ytsc per ibweiehts c~t sk cwt
sell 40 CheIokee steers drect from the plains 7c
b. weight 6A cwt II texan steers direct from the
plains at &c H. weight ~ yJ Illinois steers At
s1sc. s4c. per ID weights cwt = Ia cwt
SHEEP Bsirade very small and values ady.
sou Al isc aye per ID L.mos a. ltsc. 5c per b.
mixed h5cks "a 10 per cwt ewes 4jAc per ID.
Judd Bucknghsm sold 81 Canada lambs. weight 81 lUs
per head at 56s per H. 80 Canada lambs weighs ~ lbs.
V , S. per pa hssa s,,s Z; sse. per ID. ss:' a
lbs per head q, 4se p.rIs va Menssn sheep weigh,
- s per head .ss PEE @ IT, :, yss'ey s @ ava. S.Ens
weight 81 per heau, A. 5c per lb j. kroy Co. sod
1875 lambs weight 7s los per head At 4le
p-rib. Davis alenbecg sold i7y Michigan sheep wegt
lbs head al Axe 10 ~ kentucky sheep. weight
sheep weigh. igs los per head a. aye per 10. isO Can
III ismos wsisni 81 los pet head g. per In
231 Csnsda sheep, with few lambs, weight
80 lbs per head, At 4Ae per ID. Hume. Elliot 4
% sold W Michigan sheep, weight ~ lbs per head,
bs scsnt, mead At ~ 10 ewt 4s5 Uanads sheep
and lambs weight - lbs head. ~ Asc per lb i4l
canada smbs, weight ~ lbs head, a. Do per ivi ~
Canada amos, vel bit 10 iss per head A. oHc per 10
MtLcn C0wsNo actual sales fepofted, nominal values
$40 $50 pet head. eaivs Included.
vEAIs AND CALvEa-frade small and steady. Calves
led sold Al 5tsc Dc. per 10. Vesls NJ 20 73sc
Trade Stow with depressed feeling; 25 rough
Ohio live weight 3tS lbs per sod a. &c To-
~ Ohio hogs live wvgnt 224 lbs hesd l63 Onio ho
iSv Onto hogs Lve weight iss ipa per head, ut ~ oo
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The New York herald., 1878-11-02
IMPORTANT TO CRY SUiToRS.

suit brought by William Berrigan against the city
tried yesterday before Judge Lawrence, 1t bong
broognt 70 recover S40o balance claimed TO be due
plaintiff attendant The superior Court from jan
uary /, 1871 TO May l, 1874 Mr. Bcrrigan was hired
bv Comptroller Green al the rate OF $1,000 por
num- while the resolution OF tho uporvsors gave him
900. Through his attorney, Mr.. Elliott Sandford
he brought suit for the al erc0co The city deieudcd
the ground that the Supervisors had power
piaintin's salary at ,5O0 Tho Court directed a
verdict tor the plaintn ior the ui amount ciarned
An important question was dccued In tho case, tnat
the statute OF mitations does not begin TO run
against claim due Dy the city until alter demand
has been made on sno Comptroller ior i,s pay msns
no right OF action existing till alter the demand