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II. Stales Internal Revenue Taxes.
T A B L K 1. •
manti'ac ri iirs, auticlkh and
PHOUICTK, AUCTION SAl.KH.Ac.
Advertisements, 3 per eont.
Alo, lJecr, Ac., |*er barrel of 31 gallons, ono
dollar.
Auction Sale?, in gross amount, % of 1 per
cent.
Dank? ami Ilanking, M mthly tax of 1-21 o( i
per cent. upon deposit? in bank? or with any
person engaged in banking.
Dank* ami banking—'1‘nthly duty of 1 -124 of
1 per cent, upon the capital of bank? un4 per
son? engaged in banking.
Dank? nnd Hanking— A mount iuveftod in
United States D >nds exempted.
banks and banking— Monthly duty of 1 -1J of
of 1 per cent upon average amount »f circula
tion issued l.y any bank
banks and Dtnking—Additional monthly
duty of 1-rt «»f l per * "i t. upon a\ ‘.rage amount
of circulation fey «J '' percent, of capital.
Dank- and banking- Additional monthly
duty ul l-o oi l I' T . to. iij. #n amount "f cir
culation beyond tTic average forth.' ix month*
preceding Jtilj l.l y, l
Dorytes, sulphate d, per : " p und*. 1-'cents.
Deer. lager beer. ah', porter, ond similar tor
mented li-jino . par barrel, if m*f ni ne than u
gallons, ono dollar. ,
benzine, refined, pr ‘ luce 1 by the distillation
of coal, m-phnUuui. -h.’lc, pe.it, petroleum, or
rock oil. par giilh'ti. 2 • cents.
bonz de. refined. pn* luce l by tho distillation
of coal, asphalt u in. -hale, pont, petroleum or
rock oil, por kalb.n, 20 cents,
bicarbonate ot Sodas, per pound, ‘ mills,
billheads an t Printed Cards, '• per cent,
billiard Tables, lor private Use, c '.-h fin per
annum. Same tor public use.
bouts and Shoe.-, > per cent,
brass. 3 per cent,
bricks, 3 per nt.
bridges, receivini- 4 IK -in in - receipts I
percent.
brokers, :i:k1 !i iuk‘ r? <1 »ir.- IJUinci* as bro
kers, upon nil I inerc!i;tmli / e, producoor
other good'. 1 1 percent. I'non all aalos and
contracts tor .le-ot .fuck- and bonds, 1-iyiot 1
per c« nt. on the p .r value thereof. And of gold
and filter bullion and coin, loreign exchange,
proiuis* *ry j ■ or • »her securities, 1-iJbol 1
per cent, on the am oint •; -u-h ihs. and of all
contracts for such
Cant i
Candy. MiiMi value at iv ' exceeding *4) cent*
por pound. - cent?.
Candy, txc iding .. * and n«d exceeding V>
cents per pound, t cents.
Candy, ex' < ediim lo .*, ots per pound,
Hard Ull, fivo percent.
Lead, white per one hundred pound*, thirty-
fivo cents.
Lead Pipes, five por cent.
Lead,sheet, live por cent.
Load, shot, five per cent. .
Loat, Ingot*. pin. ..r Ur. throo ' or oont.
Lo.thor, pi'ent. enamolcd ‘
leather and ekine of every dcicrlpt.on, tl.o p.-r
cent.
Leather, oil .lrio.1, ant Doer Skim JrcmcJ or
'TeaUt'e?"' Sll dexriptloM. tanned v.r par
tially utnnci. In tho rojigb. hjeper cent.
Leather, curried i>r linisticd, five per cent,
Loimcic*. (see Success! m to ileal Estate.)
Lithographers, production* Of, five per cent.
Liine, three per coot.
Linseed Oil, hvo cents per gallon.
Lotteries, on gro-s receipt-, five j-or cent.
Manafacturns ul cotton, wool, silk, worst* 1,
flax, hemp, Ju’o, India rubber, gutln perohn,
wood, willow, glass, pottery ware, leather. p i
per. Iron, steel, lead. tin. copner, sine, bras-.
gold, silver, horn, ivory, bone, bristles, wholly
,, r in |.m t. or of tiny other material not other
wise provided for, fivo per cant
Man'tincture*, mcrea-od In value by being
polished, painted, varnished, etc , etc. on the
increased valuo, live per cent.
Marhlo (Iravestonos, nnd other tnonumcntol
stones, whethor with or without inscription live
per cent.
Masts, spars, ship or vessel Blocks, 2 per cent.
Meats, preserved, 5 per cent*
Minoral Coals, except pea coal and dust < •al,
per ton—5 cents.
Mineral Water from springs. e*.c„ each bottle
containing not more than a pint— g cent.
Mineral Water—containing not wore than ?•
quart—one cent.
Mineral Water, artificial. 1 per cent.
Moccasins—b per cent. ....
Mu-tard, ground and nil other iinitati 1
.and, 1 cent.
Museum* and all show , 2 per ' 4 ont. on ro-
per
the
I * e tl.ii
i by I
mil Bu.it*.
Cap .
Cnrriagi, G 1
gy W.ig -ii. i 'i.
cut.
l’hn’t
n, " agon, bug-
i -i„. m . k • i iw.iy, or uLher like
id n v • o h. II.u kney Coach, <bn-
■ur so-iN-d Carriage, the body of
who n r- up ii prnics > i any description,
which may ».<■ 1 . ; t l o o (**r hire, or loi pa*-
.-onger*. .iti I : .’I u .1 be n-e i exebi.-ivcly
in hu-bari Ir r i*»i 4 • ir.n,*p .r 4 i -nof incrch-
andi.*e, . .. • 1 11 • !i> .t .11.ii - .ini n«»t exceed
ing oio- i in. Ir 1 !• :l «r-. including karoo-* it-cd
therm »th
Cii
I tges
■
•b o i iption, valued at nh<
' and not above two hi
him
on** hundred
dred dollar•. • .
Carriage*"t iil;< -li 'liptoui-.valued it abovi
two hundred doll.u and cot ui. *vc three Inin
lire.I dollar*, each, three dollars.
Cam.i • d like dc riiuion. v.ilucd ahovi
three hundird i- liar.* and not above five Inin
Ured dollar*, i a-di . v dollar-'.
Carriage* of 11!:«• ib *. rij.lioii. valued abi
five hundred <bdlnr«, *oi< h, ten -bdl.i
Cassia—ground, and.nl imitate
•out.
Cattle, ec Slam Mere 1 Cattle.
, per lb. 1
t. It*.
t per cent.
other*is« i
1 lod to
ns ill uirompoimtled not
r, per eent*
hoedate. pr i an d, per p >und, 1’ . cents.
I-Ml l et !«• s made id i.d, u > o. inelosld in a
•er wrapper, \ a hied at not over live dnllars
hinidre l i i I. i , . a ii e,.ntaiiiiiig not
more ilian two nt i , mo dollar
i ihiilulr. I pi
el ti
.vIndly ol i
i .lined 111 o.o Ii ee e
hoiisaud, three d'-!!a
Cigar*, valued at .
oo, and also
short sixes,
dollars per
d III :
, 2 per cent,
ind Clock Movement*.
iel, percent.
• •r k'lilted and felled
■ r . a In r in iteiiul, ho-
< .1, printed or I.leach
led, birred
riolhiug. and all
illed, .
wearing apparel made In
IV I. milled dull It*, ii per
cut.
• Stei
. ept |
I iiii'l itinns, per lb,
d all imitations
ea I II and dust
per
ml.
pound,
Coal, luiiuuah.
per Inn, •cent .
Coal oil. per gallon, twenty cent*.
Coni Tar. i rodn- e i in the mauuiacluro of il-
liiinmating ms, and the produris uf thu ro-dis-
(illatioii o| |hoe ml tar thu produeed, exempt.
Coe,.a, piepuipi i i, und. . tie and a half
cents.
CulVoe, rround, and all m ound Mthstanees for
eolleu, or preparations <>l which eolfen forms a
part, per pound, one cent.
Coilec, ungruuud utdttuti:.- for. per 11*., ono
cent.
Conleetioncry,
twenty ei nt* per
C'.nfoclionery, <
not exeevding tort
Conlcoliiiiiiwy, i.
••r sold otlu'iwtM
cent.
valued at iiutoxceuding
id.2ei nt .
. i :i twenty cunts and
1 opper, I
« pper,
Cotto
• ibocle
per p u
bin
! r d .pit ; . or Imr*. three percent.
• bed, 1 hr< e per cent.
"i. which i "duty ha* been levied,
i id. • i v. Im h i exempted by law.
braining file
Kxpioss Cuini
percent.
Kincrahl*.
Logruv er.. pr-
K.*scutinl C»i I
OOii t.
Ferries, ro' i i
gross re-o-ipt
Fish an i > *
tight paekiue;. i
Fruits pi e-i i >
Kui nitui c, an
sold in r>
, throe per cold
‘A ton percent,
receipts, three
Stones,) ten per cent,
of. lit o per cent.
I • vnptions, live per
t ol., three per cunt
cd, li\ * pet .
I • tlui arti
Ullfitl'-hfd :
cent
up or
Furs ot all dc.eriptnui*. wlie
iuanut.nl ured, lh e per .of.
lias, illmninalin!!, made ,.f e ml. wholly or
part, or "l any ■ th«: material, when tho pt
duet shall not bo ,n ,\c • i.ms 1 • eubie tent per
month, i or one tln-ti- i id . ohm lee*. 2'* edits..
this, illuuii'.a*!. n in n the product shall III
above i ,ui,. i ' pei month, per out
tIiou**ii,1 a'u'tno -tv.my luooents.
(Hot c> and .Mitten*, percent.
Hold Leal, per i ;i K, ntaining not more
than twenty '• *ok«, "I t went . live leave* each,
eighteen cents.
Hold l-'"ii t t wo J.,!! irs per ounce, troy weight.
i ouiirtz mines, troiu bed*
ui the imrili, or in any other mail-
L’ por cent.
•wind, tod all imitation*, per lb.
l"lll I U, I
doia. pt-iu
Oingur. ti
ono ceut.
blue and Hel.ilin,
*ulid state, per pouu
(Hue und Cement,
glue, to be »l l m i
cents.
tlrnvc Stones, five
viumwW 1»*1. l ■
made t >i minmg, nl
d all oiiplinns. in tlto
• i i »t l late, per gall '
ing purp
or jess, p
. mo l at .'•*> cents per lh.
pun
im«
• dabo
vnts pi
lb..
pei Il* j rents.
•X p'osive Ml Its til I ICC.*
artillery, or spurting
t . above ei nt* por
(lunp
made lor mimu , Id
purpose*, when
pound, ■* cents.
»llat> and bonnet *. per i out.'
.el. ol .‘hips, barks, brigs,
sail boats, -icamboiits, canal
id water craft, not
hereafter built,
schooner*, sloops,
boat.*, and all •>;>i
in ludiui •
ideon
Iticun.e, the -u
Income theta
not over
structol. i
. per oent.
over ten tbc o-.i’.d
lusuram c' 4 omp
and H hall percent
per cent, on oxccs* of
ng .>m,tsw.
pc' cut on the cxcc
In
in forge* or bio *mei . pel ton. taree dollars.
Iron, loniv-a.l i ei l. ii, ihrcc d« llars.
I limn, re rolled. | • r i. , tw ■ dollars.
«liroii, all all.ii. <d l*e> "ini blinuu.s, slab.* or
loop*, and not ad vaueed bev ond bar or rods.
J baud, hoop, or fdicet it on not thinner than
Nv». la. wire giiaire, per ton. three dollar*.
■ — .. ..... I.,.- ... V
Molasses, produced directly from sugar cuno
juice, live conts por pound.
Molasses, syrup of, produced directly from
sugar cane juice, 1 1 < cents per gallon.
Naptha, Mined, produced »>y tho distillation
of coal, sisplmltuun 'hale, peat, potrulcum or
riek oils, o*c., per g illon, 20 cunts.
Oil. illuminii'jng, produced by the, li-lillatrm
',! . oi'. .i p’.i iltoni, -h.ibj. peat, pidroleiiin, -i
rock oil*, and all other hitutninou* ob-t.iijee
used (or alike purpose, j^-r gallou,'Jf cents.
Oil, Lard, per gallon, 5 cents.
(».l, tuu-tard soed, per gallon, r > oonts.
Oil. nil iinimul iind vugctahlo, not oxe.mpte.l
or otherwise provided for, per gaWon.b cents.
Opera*, Museum*, Theatres, and all Show*,
Oxide o| /dne, per b«i poufids, >• cents.
I',lint*, ii" below, > per cunt.
Painter*’ Colors dry or mound, in oil *
•aitu, or with water, not otherwise provi
'• per e nt.
including paste-
. ...d, binders’ board, and tarred paper l"i-
rooting and other purposes t per cent.
Pamphlets, *» per cent.
I* i is ports, <>.
Photographs, > p > per coni, ... ,,
Pepper, grouud, and all imitation*, per l>>..
1 coni. tf
Piano Port os, Organs, Molodeons.
parlor Musieal Inslrnmonts, kept lor
other
in churches or public
it lc«p than ♦lo t and not
above #2fM» each, two dollar*.
Forte*, ote.. when valued at above ♦ J'k»
and not above f I**", each, four dollars.
Piano Forte* etc., when valued above TK
each, six dollar*.
JMiis, solid head or other. r » por coni.
Pluto, ol gold, kept lor two, per ounce, troy,
l edit*.
Plato of silver, kept for use, per ounce, troy,
r » cent*.
Provided, That silver spoons or plate ol silym
cd by one family to an aiuoiiut not excofling
r v ounce*, a* aforesaid, belonging t< any one
r un, plate belonging to ro!i;ri<ms * • ietie-,
id -oiivenir and k< , p* ike actually given
id received ,ij *ueli and not kept lor u*e ; itl*o
all premium* awar lod a* a token of merit by
any agricultural society, corporation, ortisso-
cintion ot p irson*. (or any purpose whutovor,
shall be exempt Iroin duly.
Precious htones, Ut percent.
Precious Stones, on whioh duties havo boci
paid, when set or reset, pay tax only on valui
of flatting.
Pimento, round, and all imitation?, per lb.
1 cent.
Preserved Fruit* live per cent.
Printed Books. Maga/.incs, Pamphlets* be
views, and all other similar printed publica
tion.^ except newspaper*. A per cent.
Paints and Painter’s Colors, dry or ; round,
inoiloi paste, or with water, not othorwiae
prov idod lor, '• per eont.
Printed billlteuds, Cards and Circulars, '» per
cent.
(jiucksilvcr. produced In any man nor* 2 pi
Kailroads on grotfl receipts, 2 1 j por cent.'
llailroad bonds, duty on interest, 5 pm cent.
HeetiQod Wines, per gallon,. 1r .o cents.
Itepairs of engine >, ears, carriages, or other
articles, when such ronairs increase the value
of tho article repaired In per cent or over, on
'•ich increased value, 3 per eont.
Fuluratus. pur pound, b mills
Sail Tent*, Shades, Awnings and bags made
I cotton, llax, or homp, . r > per oent.
Salt, per ll!l) pounds,') cents.
»Scrowi, commonly called wood-screws—P»
nr eont.
Shot, 5 percent.
Shows, of nil kind*, 2 per eont on receipts.
Silver, produced from quart* mine*, from
bodslof rivers, from tho earth, or in any other
manner. \ j of 1 per cent.
Slaughtered Cab o, Svvino and Sheep,
cuttle.uuil calves exceeding three ui"iitli» obi,
slnughtorcd, except when slnughtored l<»r tho
hides and tallow exclusively, |n cents per head
Slaughtered (Juttlo, etc., on all cattle an
calves under three month? old, *l.i»ighteied,
ruiiiiKiiiuriui i ii i iie, eie..
slaughtered. 10emits per head.
Slaughtered Cattle, etc., on all shoop
laiuhs slauglitorod. n • cut - per head.
Provided, That Cattle, not exceeding five ii
number, nml calve*, sivinn. sheep, und lamb
not exceeding in all twenty in numbor, Mnuglit
ered by any parson tor hi* or her own con
sumption, in any one year, shall hn exempt
bout duty; and all sheep slaughtered for the
pelts .shall pay two conts only per head.
Snuff, per pound, 3'» conts.
Soap, fancy scented, eruaiu, transparent, and
all description* ot toilet and shaving soap, per
pound, live conts.
Soup, hull, •’» per cent.
Soai»,ca?tde, value net nhu
five cents per
pound, 2 mills
Soap, Hostile, value above live cent*. 1
Soap, paliu o I, same a.* Castile.
Soap, ernsive, same as Castile.
'"•apt all other description*, whitoor colored
except soft soap and soap otherwise provided'
l..r, valued nut above live conts per pound.
valued above
por pound, 2 mills.
Soap, ali other descriptions,
fivo cents per pound. I cent.
Soda Water, etc., o nor cent.
Si'll’ .ur \ B»«l lll„ck». 2 |.IT prut
. I'iritrt, iti.nilcit anJ p.»l«l, or mnovu.l tor
o*m.,mui*tlon or .iilo, I ram July 1, l'.,t, ,,or
gallon, tl *•. From Foliru.ary. 1, 1> i two
dollar* per gallon on first proof.
Htnge Coaches, 2‘.. per cent, on receipt*.
Steniiihoats, 2* j per rout, on receipts.
Ships 2*.. percent on receipts.
Maroli. loulooi fotutoo. nml, 2 inlllr.
Starch, luadeut coru or wheat, per pouud. d
mills.
Starch, made of rice or any other materials.
per pound, 1
Steam Kngiiirs. including Lo
Marine Lngines, : percent.
Steel, in ingots, bam, slieoL*, or wire, not
MiiPdire
than 'i of an inch thick, valued at seven
oent* per pound or loss per ton, live dollar
Stool, in ingot** bar*, sheets or wire, not It-.**
than o| an inch thick, valued above .-even
cents por pound and mu above oleven oent*
lhun \ of an inch thick, valued at " alum
eleven cents per tun. twelve dollar- and a half
fMoiio, trec.uono, samlstoue, uvaidde an
"in i Me
l.uil.llnB ,t""«- ..t i,ny othui .toIcriiViion' when
nrwti«t, Uvwn or liuUhctl. .> p.-r coni.
fclurTai • C-
1’exlilc fabri
Theatre*, op*
c b"W*. on cr • receipts, 2 por cent.
I’hreil percent.
Tilo*, draining, *. i or cent.
Toba • • ■ i c lish, plug, twist, and nil other
kind* - | m n A fured tobacco not herein pro
vided tor. ,fn whi -h tho stem ha* been taken
out in wb d or iu part, or which is sweetened,
noonts por pound. _ , . .
Tot not . 'fiukiug t-baceo manufactured with
all the stem in, the !• :if not having been butted
or tripp J from the and on rofuse tobac
co I -, "v :i J-cut bolt*, 2) cents per pound*
T-d • ••uolcin .’ tobacco, mldo exclusively
of ‘cm.-, ui: l not mixed with loaf or leat and
item i, i > cents per p ion I.
Toba ; fine cur cht wing whether manufirv
tuie 1 or lo or in bulk. cent? per pound.
Tobacco SnufV. q i Soud F lour,manufactured
fif tob.vcr,, *r*. ind. damp > r dry, picklo i, scou
ted^ < x at lit • i-e. per p •u..d,
"- 0 ' 1 " • r! cr ' cnt Great Reduciion in Freights
mu*cuins, and nil
—ON—
C OT TON.
Quickest and Cheapest
Toba'*" . lino ut. manufactured to he sold or
dcliv- n: l I .<• •• in bulk, >r in Packages, papers,
wrapper*. <>r 1 "Xe j . per pound, T, cents.
Toll Kond, Ferry
■a i rocoipU.
n livid'-Mid* and -tirplu ;
Bond*. «jii th'.* iutcrc.-t
Morrooty pc*, all proiluctious ot, > per cent
Moves per ton, throo dollars.
Skins, goKt. kid, sheep, liorso, hog or
tanned or dressod. in tho rough' ) per oo„.
Skins, when previously uj.-ossed iu Ute
ruiigh, and upon which ilutie> havo been ae
tmvlly piviil, (-linll bo as*e.^ed <m the incic.i-od
value only when curriod <ir tlnished.
Su(vc*»ion to Real K.-tite, where tho su.*
cefsorshall be u lineal Kuo ora linonl >m
coMorot the prodivossor,on tho \ due ct ii l( ,
real estate, on each one hundred dollars, one
dollar.
Succession to Real listate. whore the succes
sor shall boa brother or a sistoroi the proilc*
ce.-.-ir upon the value, per one hundrod d. liar*
Trutt Conn anic
rain*, A I»er rent.
Turnpike Companie,
•f, •"> por cent*
Turpentine, spirit* of, per gallon, in cents.
#1 'inbridla < and l’ar.i »l*. 5 per eont.
Vnrbish or Japan, made wholly or in part
gum c.p.il; or othor gipn» arid substances,
per cent.
Vegetables, j'resorccd. 5 por eont.
. K por cent.
»V atclioi, g ild watehes, composed wholly <
in part of gold or gilt, kept for use, valued
ROUTE TO
NEW YORK.
less, each, ono dollar-
Wiiteho-, gold watches, composed wholly
in part ot gold or gilt, Kept for use. valued
above •*'!’ each, two loH.if*.
W hit lead, per i 1 i ind?, eon*?.
Wine, made ol ^rai'f por gallon, 5cent
Wine, all othor,and Ii ri r known a* wine, •"
product 1 by being re till 1 and mixed with
other i-pirU*. or into which any matter what
'• • « • ' ■■' ■ ! 1 ’ " I . win**, i,"i
eo« ding for
Ir.geighty :
iro or r uing boat), by sail
• » u to,iidi'Miso moasuio*
or I- -. i live dollars.
•v < ling ten ait'l uot exceeding
. cod in twon'y and not ox*
on n, i a onty* five dollars,
tin-* 1 Tty and not excooJ-
•h. fifty doll, .
u ling ci :iit v and not oxccod-
n 1 tun tun-, uadi, seventy-
, cv ceding ono hundred and ton
no hundred dollars.
'.-cling .Mutab in rod* or sheets, ■■
TADLIS I 1.
4 I f K N S K S .
I Fn rineet —$10.
u ling *2 ,o,'StO—.fits),
not i x - i'diug—*)')),'
• * do not ox-
-: 3».
cocding i >•»,-
ml., r*—ex ling foreveryaildi-
,il •: I.'*!'* in exei .* —S2.
ca< i- lc * ib.in v.-o barrel? per year—$2o<
illoy—..-h
I a bio—M
capital not exceeding
• ling **,issi, fur each
Ii a ldili' n.il
;•»•' 1 «»il 1 listilh i , fifty tlollars.
’ >al< -tinners, ten dollars,
’"live.v iiiciwh. tun dollario
Ii i i|ol ii
)»i iill.-r . liltv .1 dlai
UistilR' ot Ap| li-
II ■
pi "prioiurs of. fifty tiolla
• I .Hu
did*:
■ ' wlien the rent shall
II I* ! • • I. i 1
be two bund red doll
(wlmn the rent*
. . . ir . !i»r any udtli
bed dolui * or Irn tioiiiil pint in
bun In-1 dollar.') live dollar*.
•cm, ten dollar,
loilur
’ ^ tw.
ce i Ulie
J nek -
\ '• Tit . |o
.III
, l.tiy dollars.
La
Livery Mnbii> Keepera, ti n
Lotti n ! ket lit ih . i
.Maniitiii tur< i*. ten dollar
Miners, ten d-ll.ii .
I’item Liglii It,
I'eddle
itll
that
I’uddlers, (with ,
• uuilu.:) hvonty*
•r mule) lilteen
IV Idler
.rap!
dollars' t
fivo bund. .
bundled <b ll.
lur.-’r lillei n .1 .liar
twenty live d II n .
iMiiinlieio, ten I .liars.
'urgeonsat
Agents, te
. <tly uulbirs.
. t wlit,f leeeipp: do imt exeoed
iollnr*. Over live
thousand dot -
Over one thoipaiid dollar
Real i:>t:i
Reetifloi-s
loilur?.
Itidatl I -alet
Retail Beale
Mnilii ti* am
oh
d benti-ds, ten dollar*,
i dollars.
1 barrel?) twenty-live
lodging.*) i
fallow (
lur.*.
Theater.*
.Ircd d"lla
•n dollars.
i Liquors, twenty, live Jolla
• k . ten dollars.
• I*, tfiiruishing food
Musoumr, Concert Halls, oncliun-
N\ ho
alo l*e.
ii-.t salos d *
Whole-tic bralcr.,
M'b-.* .exoe» l fitly tin
additional one tlioii
filly th
cpt liquors) who
-and I .liar*, t .r eve
id dollars i-. excess
a s a a a a s
^ Va J?5 ^ 5? 53
ill
= S > « 5 *
W *! U « 6
At Johnsonvitle, on the Tennessee river, «
close connection is made with a tine Daily J.i
of btoaiuers, to St. Loui». They will receive
tin: Cotton and pay all accrued chareos to that
point, and transport it to St. Louis, giving
through bill of la.ling to New York. At St.
Louis tho Cotton is tran-forred by the boats to
Broud Hague. Mississippi ,V Ohio River rail
road. free of drityaue, and by Ilium is carried
to New i ork without change of cars. If shit*-
pers prefer tho route by way of Louisville, the
agents of the dilbirent Tim ugh Freight Lines
to New York, will rei rive it at Ximhvillc and
forward it all the way by Hail, paying , rued
charges, without extra expense. The Na-b-
\ lib- and Loui-v iile, o. 1 I ii: N.i hviilc ,V Clia*-
Koads being connected, Cotton ship
ped bywa/ of Joliusonvillc will not chattgo
cars nt Na-hville.
Ratos trout Johnsonvillo to Now York per
bale; from Nashville fall Rail) $10 f.o, <: vtrn
•ifo « l, lyb°d ) Fartic de-iring to revhip at
Na-hville, ij,stead ol Jolitpo'ttvillc, can have
option "i -hipping l,y htiMtubo it to ('incinunti
—"the Cumberland River being in Ono boa*i n ;
order,’'at low rate* of Freight, not exceeding
<2 per bale ta Cincinnati, and Irom tlmt point
over three different lines ut Railroad, nt $ .per
bub*. Cotton by either route can be laid duwn
iti New York lioiu Kufaula, Montgomery, Co-
Llmlitt* or W r.*t I'oint, in twelve days.
Shipper* niit.-t entisign t- Steamboat Agent at
John.-oti\ ille, and to Am:nt< of Through Line-,
or a Commission Merehuntal Nirdtvillo. Hov-
•rmmqit permitH must accompany each bill of
lading.
U. BAUHII,
Supt W. A A. K. 11.
Hi:u. H. HULL.
Stiid A. A W. 1*. It. R.
CII AS. T. FOLLAHB.
1’res’t M. A Wri*. K. R.
* CLARK.
,’lRUll, HOW F!Kb.
Supt S. W. It. H.
II. 15. WALK Kit.
Ml ft M. A W. It R.
EDWARD WILDER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
a.\d ih:,\li:k in
Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASSWARE.
AGENT FOR
.* ile driller
» »•, i In Ll mor . amo u uLhoi j
FroeilniPii and tlteir Emplnyrrs,
Virginia, Missouri ami Kentucky
UKAin'i Aimaisr.s kuhcj-n •
M.uvn, O.I., July
. li,;
l ndi "t!,iri,,,|.)r.. iiroi:,iu.,l by tlie Cree l-
iu' ’i • J.iireau, the following rule will be in
tm. oil I Iiriii di- d :• t the isuoloticcut the
I-1 ledmeu and their t .rim rma-toi*:
•..‘b' 1 a ui, rv g verntn the dotnesti •
14 ct» 1 ■ pa r ,'ti t * nit ft rii •• and control
<•» i t tori.- . m ii , an I guardta * • 'fitrol over
" ■' ; • • • 1 la- mil. ! 11v ana
obligation i I patoi.t^ and ciiardi.tus take the
I’l'ite ot tho.*e o| tlu> lormcr m.i-tcr.
II. Irn- forint r masters arc constitute I the
M " I 1,1,1 ” • ,! “ l *1 • «ned andintiiTu,
V1, .“ ' *’ • i ' ir ‘-u 4 - oruthemear relative-*
1 lii U V ll l , l , ‘T«»ng hem.
o uf 1*1 iVi'.Vr 1 ' 1 a ’ l, fi' v M,, " n uu I L ‘ r twunty-
V.. 1 V V , >v ” ' ,l ‘L«o will remain under tho eon-
a nr VT, r »'' l f c »b«t or dunrvbana until lU tty nj-
, *, '*‘ ' thus tilding to supp«irt their par
cuts and y-nu^ r tnntlmr* and jistem.
.Jim tot liter masteia of treedmon must
aid.
. A uiiiruL t.or rcfii.-e
‘bettor; n t .**Inil 1 the
vn -oaw.ty trotu their
. and leave their par*
ivr brothels or sitters
, 1 o. i*i.:r* of froodiuen will not
•o t.: nii’t. i {,. turn aw a > .u* drive Iroin their
I lanta.i"' tatthl.il hands, w ho huvo helped to
two dollars
Su.vessiouto Real Estate, where the successor
shall ho a brother or flister of tho lather or
mother, or a descendant ot a brother or sister
of tho father or mother of the predecessor, per
one hundred dollars, four dollars.
Succession to Real Estate, where the suec.
or shall ho n brother or sister ol the grand
father or grandmother, or a de coudant ot the
brother or sister «t the grand lather or grand-
»ther ot tho prodeccssor, per one huudrevl
dollars, five dollars. ^
[Succession to Real Estate, where thosulWI
v other degree ol collnterttil
i inch thick,
Iron Plate, it
por toil, three dollip.
Iron band. Hoop, and -licet, thinner than
number eighteen, wire aa*'o per t. u, five dol
lars.
Iron Plate, !»*-. th in T an inch iu thick-
uess, pur ton, ti\. doll .i*.
Iron Nail*. «-ut and wrought, fpikes and
hor»« *hoo Nail*, wlten wt .ughl by h.t .d, per
n, live dollars.
t CaK
:d f
wuiglit. t..r e . u, a nng.no
for, per ton. tnro bdl.n..
Iron Rivets, excel.',
diameter, per ton. f,w d..!lai
bridge or other per
il. three dollats.
ediuK tea pounds in
not otUerwLe provided
Nut*. L, luso tw.i ounces each iu
wntght. per tou, livr |.* r .
Iron Boll.-, no' le»* 'ti.m t uu ounces iu
Weight, pert
Jewelry,(*ee Pie. ' !•!.. .it*
Kid Sktif. live p*-i • ut.
SKniitai Fabric*, hre put . cut l
sor shall h .,
consanguinitr to the predocossor. or shall he u
stranger in blood, pci ono hundrod dollai . -i\
dollars.
Succession !«• Personal Properly, .-amo a» Real
ivsratc.W M
Sugar brown or muscovado, not above No.
12 Dutch standard iu color, produoed direct I v
Ir.>iu the sugar cane, and uot from sorghum .,'r
itupehec, utoer (hail those produced by tlto to-
fiucr, per pound. 2 cunts.
On all clarified and refined sugar above No
12 an I not above No. 18 Dutch stand ird in color
produced directly from the sugar cane, and not
lr*»m sorghutu or lutpohoo, por pound,2* j cents.
Sugar, on all clarified or refined sugar ahov.
No- !\ Dutch standard in color, produced di
rectly from the sugar cane, and not from »oi -
• V- ... IX»U .U« IUk.ll OI1IV. .111,1 U.H i;
ghutn or imphec, per pound. cents.
. ‘^ugar, on gross amount ot s««Jos of roflneva,
including all the products ot tliuir manuu.-t..'
t ies or refineries, a duty of 21 a per cent.
Sugar Candy, valued at not above _V ct*. per
pound, per pound, 2 cents.
Sugar Candy, cxceeiling 20 and not exceeding
40 oeuts per pound, 4 cent?.
Sugar Candy, exceeding lo cent# per pouud «u
1*01.1 otherwi»e Hi .if by th»* i».iiud. 1" ptM . .nt,
Sulphate o! Barytes, per !»•' pouuds, 12 cent*.
- . . .,*■ saviKl.with-
► • f ii*- hi! r dre • t\ | j,.rated.
> mi. ' , like all ' iter men, arcauton-
", 1 • ;■»> O I»v . I iro liablo
i I •! Mol itu.n* i j law, tin*.-.11110as
i . but in n case w ill brlilality ho
i-ter.—
■ -»“ the I
" i* "to e M .Mh.it with the......
■ • ‘ ■ iui. i.t» atid custom.- which
i> to it- preservation iqu<t couae to
* of a. o who arc free from any of
•* retorted to above are at liberty
It tve e.Uvt.
YU. IYi
tho obligati. ... JIIW Ul llo ,
to ini I new ti me? whenever they can find
per c m, I •> nn-iit. hut they w ill tmt he supported
»v t :o tioxero ,. .it or by their former masters
l, t V>• * no*? and v .i^irancy.
'Ill 1 * ''"l tie l>-: 4 to the etuidover and
*v. v i .t : u roe ui 'tit.towage to he paid, and
.my .m-i at i.iiisouii'ni .. r contrac t will uot he
jutoi-. r. t With . t ut dmeu are adv i»ed that
rtl»e p e-ct : . i- .uthey ought to expect only
’• th :
rule
l.\
s j;. t
■ •• ".w o .... «•. vAi'vu .mi;
lit when their cm ploy or* can-
> • the, "light to ho ccmtenti <1
. me or q. • • !..• raise 1. * Tl 4 t?
> u m Mtfi.'Aitou ua ifiu Freed-
quote I t •
ers, .-oldter* and citizen? are re-
I u'dicity to these rule? and to
...... . .... uec i people as to their uew right*
and oliJu .iton-.
X All -«»l» IL.-trict and IV.-t t'oinmati iers arc
r w Y l ' , ‘ , “''.V" '"S,™ 1 *U»>: 1‘tion of the above
tulc«
jui.* «u uu Ihoir .'urtsdiciioii. AH ofiotiec?
hereunder m ty ho tne.1 buioron Aliittary Com*
u>tMion or Provost Couit.
Ly loiumaud of Rrev. t Maj.'^cn Wtf.s^H
El*W A liit p. IN HOFF.
Capt. and A. A. A. U.
Wanted to Reut,
|.WU PlAN.lt I.aa«i \,., lv .1
Wiwurrift
TOBACCO,
ai-1 Main Street,
Louisville, Kentucky.
tile on Cotton on
P.S. Liberal advance
consignment.
U ANTKIK-Foathors. Hinsong, Beeswax.
T-.it ,u* *t i 1 ,, "" 1 r 0a tl , fr ? i fHnscng, beeswax.
JM K . :u '-• "-hieii I will pay tho hb:U-
•• it'.-t 1 pncc * wU,lor ,u casii or trade.
SRR^T0G^ RESTAURANT.
WK8T SIIJK. OK Ul.OAD 1ST
Ni xr HOOR TO ll. 1\ Kl.us* AIT’TIOK HOI SK.
UP STAIRS,
it'OHMKiu. v on. veuuimvt'rsufficb.)
I JMl VB "," 01) CO'-'KS ami .Servant,
I will j-ui'i'ly ciutinn.r, w ith the Lett i it.i'ili'-
thc ninrkei dffwr.1,, nndcnnkc.1 in tlio Ltc-t ,tj L*
at i ; ‘") r I'.nc. nnd in n:iy iiuaniity.
l i-T-in- I civ in, uu tlu- in iruinu train, can
procure n warm break hut bcloro slurlin-
L .'111 It'S I.r f i mi li.w I . . 7
■■•••• . ,-iurtmg.
t "mite.- wishing meals sont to their
rooms ran have them scut to any part of the
• *YCub served up for Parties and Wcd-
..ov. ..miust-rvou U| _
lYl'Jl'Hvc WINKS 1 "''
. ji-'o ■>*., r.o ami LIiJI OKS nftho
best quality. I>. U. CALmVKLL.
win 1'.’—II
FASHIONABLE'
MILLINERY,
Randolph st.
\P^J; KE .T:' u W r.~l’”‘f«ll>- Inform her
tru nd* and the ladies generally that -h,.
iu"k U nrT, U .'Ki fr ‘"“ •>> v"rk wlth.n cbob-i
siowk ui <i>.:.S.s. cuiulatin* ,',f Lidi'.V'qHd
4 s . ti itutuod am '
.Mis.-.'- HATS, tiiiuuie.i and um"runnie I
French and American FLOWERS, Uihbo,-
.Ythor’.! V mcv ’ l Veil?, and many
nutuorous to mention; ah Id
whieli she ofieri at LOW PRICKS.
awafr-tl** 1 '** rts| ' Cl ' u,ll| ) r roliciled.
A CADMAN,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
ALLDworjuiotu of
bell llaiiciogultend-
'a, and Key? made
r»ler
^4
OKAWFOHD street
iJpi'Yo'jiI WK's imu.L. '
TO OWNERS
OF
COTTON.
Wc liuil that tho largo quantity of
... = i . „ Bland. Broad Stroot.)
Cotton which WO own ana control in Dcalcr in Dry Hoods, Hroccrio,, Fancy Article,
South Wcetcrn Georgia, and tho „n- 5J
settled condition of tho country, Will Family Urooorio,, Ac., Ac., at old „!,„,l „f
require us to Bradford A
ESTABLISH A HOUSE AT
A.palachicola, Fla.,
for the purpose of receiving and for
warding all Cotton to our houses at
Liverpool and New York.
Wo will bo associated at that point
with tho most eminent business men of
tho country, who will rccoivc, store,
compress and forward all consignments,
pay taxcB, chargos and make advances
upon shipments to WATTS, CRANE
& CO., New York ; W. C. WATTS
& CO., Liverpool; or GIVEN,
. K. ROUIBON.
A. TYLBR,
TYLER Ac ROBISON,
WATTS 6c CO., New Orleans, or „ N,, ' I) 12 :'' Wo,t sjdo Broad street.
* Orocors, Produce^and Commission Merchants.
will forward Cotton on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
whero owners prefer to consign to oth
er houses.
Bagging and Rope Supplied.
Shippers can roly upon prompt atten
tion. Goneral patronago solicited.
Address
E. M. BRUCE, MORGAN k CO.,
Apalachicola, Fla.
Hcpt. 5—Ira
^ ALEXANDER is tho Agent for tho
above houso in thi? city.' Office over Dr. Ware's
Drug store.
TO OWNERS OF COTTON.
hi answer U» numerous inquiries from
ihroatl u t tt'uttUl say that tec are prepare/1
TO TAKE CHARGE OF,
1H T IN OllUEK AND SHIP
Any Lot of Cotton
in llti: Shih's iif (liorqia, South Carolina
or Alabama, as we have local agents at
in hi<! every, /nu ll and a corps of most
'.if' itnt turn, selected fin integrity, cajiuci-
ty.and t i jiuicnre, to take charge of even/
lot.
H e Hill also pay all Taxes anil
I’liargcs of every tlescripllou,
AND MAKK I.IUBIIAL AIIVAM KS
ON TIIK COTTON.
/'* hhoil, in will lake charge of the Col Ion
on rccrijits or orders and give-the
Owners no Trouble Whatever,
Ike linn we receive it until sold and
irturns made liy our houses,
WATTS, CRANE & CO.,
.Veil' York, or
W. C. WATTS & CO.,
Liverpool, England.
It, innh the isjtccial attention of non
residents to uw facilities.
K M. BRUCE & CO.,
Augusta, Qu.
■iiti'd ill Columbus ns Agent for K. M
prci.arud to take chavo of
Bruce ,V Co.,
Cottons under tho nbovo a Ivertisomont. and to
■iinko ndviiiieo, tboroon. X am also doairou, of
loirehasini: largoly nnd will pay full inarkot
rate*. KKI.1X AI.K VANOKII.
OIBeo lOfi. Broad Stroot.
.-.•I t ."-If ovor Ware’, drug ,toro.
Chappell, Bruce & Co.,
IMPORTERS 4: JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS,
No. Ill, West Fourth Street,
(BETWEEN RACE ANl) ELM,).
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
DRY GOODS,
AND EVERY ARTICLE
Necessary to Make a Complete Oullit
FOR A
CITY OR COUNTRY STORE,
CAN BE OBTAINED AT
THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
Oolumbus Business Directory.
Dry Oood. and Orooeriea
J. F. WINTER & CO.,
No, 78 Broad Stroot,
Dealcra in Dry Oood*, Groceries aid Coontry
Produce.
QEO. II. PEABODY,
< Old Stand, Broad Stroot,)
XI. C. MITCHELL
(At Gunby Sc Co's old ,tand.)
Wholosalc and Rotuil Dcalors in Orocorios and
Staple J)ry Goods.
I. BI00KR9. - R> a> CRAXRt
BIGOERS ,k CRANE,
tJrocora, Produce nnd Commission Merchants.
loo Broad Street.
J. A. CODY.
Dealer in Groceries, Product, and Staple
Dry Goods.
Corner under Cook’s Ilotol.
B. D. CASEY.
Groceries and Ltouors,
No. 1)7, ono door below J A McNeill Sc Co
Broad Street,
E. ICURNIKER Sc CO..
Dealcra In Dry Goods nnd Fancy Groceries.
No. 17i) Broad Street,
Under City Ilotol.
L. H". WALL. B, THOMPSON.
WALL Sc THOMPSON,
tv ^ T< J* East sido Broad Street,
Dealers in Oroccrie#, Liquors, Country Produce.
. .SMITH.
J. A. M’.VKII.f..
J. A. MoNEILL L
'V holosalo and RotnU Dealors in Groceries,
Liquors, Rope, Bagging, .Shoes, Sic.,
, uudKMIK, out
155, Broad Stroet.
B. JACKSON.
Denier in Dry Goods,
133, West sido Broad Stroet,
Colutnbu*. Ga.
BRITTON St BARNES,
Dealers in Family Groceries and Confectiona
ries. Country I’rt.illlcn limiirltt nn.l a..1.1
i.wura in raiiiuy uroccrius ana Confection
ric.<. Country Pradueo bouabt and sold.
Crawlurd atroot — 1). Walbohm’a old xtind
J. II. GREGORY,
Doalcr in Fancy Articles, Staplo Dry Goods.
„ Groceries, Hardware, Sec., Ac,
No. 3-1. Dread stroot, opposite Express ollico.
PERRY „ ....
Dealers in Fancy Goods, Ilats, Grocorics, See.,
81 Ilrond stroot.
Iron, Coppor nnd Tin.
HALL. MOSES Sc CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron and Houso Furnish-
.. ina Goods.
No. Pit, Old Stand, Broad Stroet.
SCHOBEK Sc EIFLEU,
Manufacturers of Fire Proof Safes, Iron Doors
and Shatters, Locks, Ac.,
Rear of Spoar's Jewelry store, Randolph st.
N. CROWN Sc CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Tin. Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware, House Furnishing Goods,
East side Broad Stfoot.
R* W. MIU.FOR0, W M 1K , ;
II. W. MILFORD Sc CO..
Manufacturers of Tin, Coppor, Shoot Iron,
Hollow Ware nnd Stoves,
141, Broud Street.
D. B. THOMPSON Sc CO.,
No. 113, Broad Street,
Wholesale und Retail Dealers in Stoves, Iron,
Tin. Copper, Brittnnia Waro, Ae.
JOHN MoGOVERN.
(Undor Cook’s Hotel, Broad Street,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in Tin Ware,
Guttering anil Roolliie done at -horl notice.
Wurehouso mid Oommisaion Morobanta,
k. s. anREStrnon, wm c. nntv
GREENWOOD Sc GRAY,
Warehouse nnd Commission Mcrchnnts,
Rankin Waro House, in roar Cook House.
J. R. IVEY Sc CO.,
arolioitso, Receiving, Forwarding and Coin-
mission Merchants, Oglethorpe street,
near Emtuiror oflieo.
JOHN MUNN,
(Broad Street)
Goneral Commission Merchant, Special ntton-
tion paid tu purehaso and shipping of cotton
M. p. Kt.t.lS. CHA8 81.1,18
M. P. ELLIS A CO.,
Commission Merchants, Broad street, next door
i.ivivii.Miir, j#i".in Pircvi) n
south ul bunk "l Columbus*
T. WOOUT
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant
Apalachicola. Kin.
CHARLES ROGERS .t CO .
Purchasor* of Cotton for .Shipment.
Office late Bank of Cliarlo?tun Agency,
Broad Street.
Wutohos, Jrwolry,
T. S. SPEAR,
Practical and Fxpcrioncod Watchmaker and
‘ Dealer in Fine Watohes, Rich
Jeweler and Lv».v. ... . , U t
Jewelry, Jco., corner bro
id and Randolph.
J. II. BRAMHALL,
Practical Watchmaker,
No. Broad Street, Columbia, Ga.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
W. U0SJSN8TIHL.
Watchmaker and Repairer,
No. iH/ t Broad st..
Next door to J. W. J’easo's Book Store.
C. M. KINSKL,
Jeweller and EngTavcr.
No. .Vt, Broad Street.
Candies, Fruits, Wines, «3to.
I. G. STRUPPER,
Randolph Stroot,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Candies, Cordials
Syrups, Preserves, Pick I as Arc.
PHELPS Sl WHITESIDE,
No. 114, Broad Street,
Manufiicturcrs of Pholpa’ *Mos* Rose Candies ’
and Dealers in Sweet and Sour Article?. ’
N\ e wilh iluplicato prices of any bill
pui'olmsoj in New York. Wo arc do-
lormined to make it to tho intcrost of
the Southern States to purchase their
slock of us this fall. Ono of our part-
nors resides iu New York, and conso-
qnentiy has groat advantages, which
wv propose to extend to our customors.
" " cau ***pp!y every article kept in a
country Dry Goods store.
Chappell, Bruce & Co*
K* SS.TlUCKKll'l
WITH
BLAIR & GENNETT,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,’
COMMISSION
AND
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
I3tl, WICST S1DK UKOAD ST.
A 1 “AND a full and complolt
CARGILL Sc BROTHER.
SS, Broad Street,
Variety Store and Candy Manufactory.
Bakeries.
Tailor*.
c. H. JonJsI '—
Cutting CIMh'il’ a?d r °i a .L, 8 .* r ?M,
' r i!L>TjCT
Boots had Bhn^*
Wholwklo Mil ltuuil Doal.i,'”*.,
Luathor. Fi„,li„ K . t,^ ^l,.,
,, , I’- Bn;, n , l:i 0,4 ^
Manufacturer u( j;.,. .
First door abovo Caru-i- 4 .- b "' 1 SL,
Books and biau.
-Hoiiory,
, J ' pkasr
BooKicIler and .. ’
—- ^ * % * step
Urockery nmt Ol... ...
——. ’ " nrc,
COWUEltv * ....
Dealor.s In China. <1! , , •
.Columbus Bank buil.i.,,. V, ir <.A-
Jlnjhl
li'ashiouable Mjh
•"I :
"■lory,
. MRS. L \ n,u
Randolph street, n»vfr.* r . K
~ - • ‘ " r 1,1 1 «i Str,
Beutifltry. *
= -BsaHU.jSStly over nll'FUt Ok
bouthorn E\p lv , i8 ^ ^
s * H. hTLl. At - r ’
No. 3*», n ril , . • r *
C - J** Willi |; t
,, VT«on|.*ri»n?i
!■ ‘"er 11 c , ri n i 2 i
McKee’? old stand, <
Manufacturer nml ll.
Nariu
K.
- F. Isli It AN
Dealer in Havana and j:, ...
v /V 1. >«'«•""» ' !' arj .«
No ui, Broad ?t. cnruiq p,„i »,,
oi i ipo an i.
UU. K1 UKm;fv
(Late of Walker ri„ M ]i,-ii
Offers his services ti th,, ’
Office ut Dawson, full,. , ' V":
' ‘ Lliofifli
DM. COLZKy! '
Okico np atuir?,,in IjuiLii,,.* i,
Bunk. Office li u"''! i ' ,lf ("U
I', m. nnd 7 t„ in , '‘i«l
DM. S. 1!. LAW.
Nn.,,, Dmuil vtract,
roncru.il.,n^ cnrcfiillv |
COURT ORDEBS,
■ 1 lUh
Froimundcr. I c, n.c.l. I„ M., r *, R * ll S
lyUKREAS. Williur^ii^J^
said county ..t Muriou; u, fv. i rt lJe
to the Court thut C.ircill \( nliVui \u,*!
vivinr hair ui low ol - ,i |
yond the limit? of thi , ,
It is therefore ..r.lcr.'d by tl.'c C,, 6rl , hK
on.-o ho scl down for Iri.il ut ihe
her term ot this Couit, : . '
ITonls in said case lie t ,k,.„ „ J , la *
and determined and su-h jii.igni. wftnl
will then ho mu.lu in tlto M.mi'.T'
nnd justice shall U|i|icruili' Anl i, , ,
ordered that due und local i.oHei“'o
v-. med ns given mid
publication of thi.*. rdi-i in' t’lie’cului
quirer, a newspaper pui.li*!,e,i »t i
Georgia, once a xveek |.,r iv w. .. k . IU
AIBUIKI.4, 'M.ti; a WI’T'I I'll IV W<’.’k* llai-A
ly iirccedingsaidSci'i 'inhcr l>n,i..i ,«, 4
A trim cxlrnct from the \|,. ‘ '
Court. .*>epteuiour "til, Iv . ' v
J. .VI. LqWE, Or linuy
> Clerk oi toiirt u Ordr
uiddi
■> to meV-rii
ul Willi*
-Y Callaway hi
administration .... ...»
Callaway, de<*c i?cd, late .
All persons c .nveri:id .iro lurd.v
show cau.-c(if ar yihiy ii.ivi’f sir
should not be graiilid tlm * ti l ..."
Court ot Ordinary to ■ “
county on flic first M
Given under uiy h
teiuhcr, 18k*.
GEORGE W. MI LLISI
ol lh,
i November,
I b d»y f
sept 1G—w. r »t
(J^Oltaf {-IlAKuiS C( I NTY.H
Y .**: vifidic? tu uie lur l«tt
administration on thu i-. t .- .1
Patrick, decensoil, l itoof .-.u I. ,.uni>.
All persons (’".icorni'd ir o hinl.) uui
show cause (it any Huy h.uri why -aid;
should not In- granted tlie . aid , u a ntT
Court of Ordinary iu l.u held m »tiJ f-
County on tho first Monday ui .Nuveiulwi
Given under my hand thi 1 Jtbdayet
CHARLES CRICHTON A: C0„*
No. 150, Broad Stroot,
Manufacturer, of Cake?, Loaf Bread, Craekcrs
ot all kind?, wholesale and retail.
C. BREYVOGEL.!
No. 32. broad stroot.
Manufacturer of Cukes, Dread and Crackers
of all kinds- Lager Buer Saloon.
Druggists nml Apothecaries,
URQUHAUtT'ichapman.
Druggists^tud Apothoearics, Dealers in Drugs
Mcdeeincs, I’erluraery, L'.,
Olii Stand, Broud Ji.
DU: It. A. WARE,
Druggist and Chemist, dealer iu Drugs Oils
Suitionery, Jcc., ’ 1
IDG, Broad stroot.
A. M. BRANNON.
LTi, West side Broad street.
Druggist und Ai.othocary. doaler in Drugs
Medicine?. Ac,
r. t. uaooks. w. a. u.vn
F. L. BROOKS Sc CO..
Manufacturing Druggists and Chemists, at Acce
X Collier » old stand, No.'.ti, Broad st.
Saddlery and Haruoss,
[Jiy Go, -is,Groceries, Cutlery,
U,J “ W ««. Crockery,
iV“CV Uw " n ' Win “’**..
WiM-'h lleffi* 11 Tflve*—
i’uirut?" 1 m U * rini1 r " ur ®««y ' hanged.
SHERMAN & CO..
.Manufacturers of Saddlos, Harness, Ac.. Ac..
Opposite Rosette A Lawhon’o Auction aStorc
brood street.
tern her. 1805.
_80pt 10-wSt
EOKGIA—lly\Ul; l.
GEORGE W. Ml'LLn
f 1 EOl
" I A iu flr k«Anp| h •! I
"I MV.
■ !"f IH
minUtrati .. .
ceased, Inloui ?.ii ( ooimiy.
All per-.sn ■■ iiicenicil an* liorcbr r«ti
showcnu.sui.I any they L.vn am
flliounl not bo granted tlm .-aid :i| i.fio nt.
Court of Ordimuy t.i bo hold in U nJ lor
county on ttic fir?» Monday it, u i„| wrkt ,
Given under my hand ibis ;*vtI* Auguit.
GEORGE W. .Mi LLI1
aug no-ur'.t
• *rJi
G 1E0RGIA, ETKWAKTOOI .\fV.~Ii
r a?, Henry G. Feagiu mi l KuhcrlJ
apply to me lur loilur? a imiuiitraiMi
estate of John W. Grime--, latt* .*| - aid
dcccu?cd:
These are therefore to rile and a im-—
concerned to show cau?c ul mi)< w/bt
time Prescribed by statute, why
should r *
—— uot hn granloil.
Given under inv hand in uilirp, Am
1805. J. L. Wl.MKFKI.Y, Urdu
^August .TO-wfit
C Tfoiun \. Mi < GGKK COUNTI.-
^ by K. Thuiux-, jr„ ha? applied lor I
ot the num up.ituu will ..I tlng.-hv K. T
sr., dcccii?cd, and for letter-ut .idimut?
to execute tho ?:imo.
All person? eoueerned are licrehy "i»
show cau?e iif any they have) why .id
should not he admitted t<» I'ruhatu unJr
of administration cum tc.-’iunmnt.. ftnnei«
tod to said upplieant at thu l ..art uf OH
to hu held in and tor said enuuty un lb
Muuday in Odohur uuxl. Giwmi uikM
hand 2Gth day ol Augu
J N 0. J Ul! N6uN, Ordi
aug w*w5t
E0HGL\^ .Ml .SClUiKi; i'<>1 NTV,
■ 11. Wilkiusun lin? applied fi.r In
admini?lruti"ii on the estate >l I'cter If
deceased, late ot .-aid county. All I'cvwif
cerneil are hereby uoliliej *h.i«
they have) why the a lmini trail
uuj iiii>i’Mvny me a.iimiii irau-ii
laic should not ho granted t" said a|»|4i
the Court of Ordinary t>. he iield in nnd I
county on the first Monday in "el tber a?
Given under my hand Augu*t 2i'tli. lvii
JNO. JUllNSON, Unlif
aug 29-w5t
TWO MuNTliS lr«.iu date ,ip|'lic»ti«
1 ho made to tho Court "1 Uriiinir) Ul
art county for leave to sell the lot in (be
°l Lumpkin, belonging to tho esinlo"f Cl
A. l arwoll, deceased. August 2\ 1 1
MARTHA FAHWBU
aug ao-wfyij
a KORGIA. .MGSeoul.E folNfl?
the uivi Monday iu N ivtmbffW
plicniion will he ma le t.i the urii'ur)
anunty f„ri«Mrot<. suit iho reals.:.:.'
A. Jones, deceased, late f . t .1 ■■ •unty.
, , MARY L. JoN’KSAdl
August 2*Jth, lSti-y-wiKId J J.
G eorg i A:-taylou or .vT'T
month? alter date anplieali-
to the lion-.ruhlu ('..ui' 'it Hi Jim .
county, for leave t-f sell tlm land- I el "
too ostutc "t J aniUf* i Jar l et t. de. ca'oJ.""
E*. 1^'xi. ELI/, A HE i ll G.UHHtt
•opt 23.—2m
_ l.u u u i .\ i a l I.UR IUI .Ml -
-• unuith? Ir-nu date applicali-n will b*
»Hie Honorablo Court ol Urdii try : i
county, for leave to sob tho land? hei r.r
{!;• wtato °f Charles A. Loyd, deceswd.-'
lVttl, lHtta.
sept Jl-.'ai J ESSEi: AUA.M8.4i:
QKpRGIA—Ml Sl’o.it li i .1 Ml
'. U.T
i. i, 11 ■'i.om.i. i_"i .ui
y L. .Marble has applied fi r letter?
t strati on on thocstato of .lame n
ceased, late of «aid ouunty:
All per>on* concerned ire In rehy n.-
show cause iif any they h »vo why the
uaiu.-u ui any mey n »vu wuy iui «■
tration of .-.ml estate- should net be it*
said applicant at tlio next N enitxt U?
the Court of Ordinary f.«r said c.»'«»t>*.
Given undor my hand, September 24*d
A. MrKEN/.IK.
Manufactupr of SadJIcs ami Harness.
pairing ilono at sho*t notieo.
Ko. 1J0, broad street
Auctiouoora.
D, 1»7 ELLIS,
(Late Ellis, Livingston Co..)
Auction and Commission .Merchant.
_ Corner broad and Randolph streets.
ROSETTE St LAWHON.
131, Broad Street,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
COLBERT A; WILKINS.
HO, Broad Sheet
Auotion and Commissi
JAMKa Jitll-X'H.lN,
»t.
Merchants.
Im T. now \ i nu
JUIINSUN A- DOWNING,
Attorney^ at Lew, Columbus, Georgia.
j Nu. J0UN8
sept 2d.—;,w »' i;
tiEUllGlA —Mailou t omi>>'
Ordivarv's fimcK fur *aiJCd!
WHEREAS Jane R. Bullock I'ctiti* 1
letter? of .ulministration iilin**" 1
Cordy Bullock, deceased, late <*: ii lc*‘M
All c incerned arc hereby notified " •
on or befuro the first Monday in NjJ 1
noxt, t<» show cjuso why letter? •bv^ 1
granted petitioner. . . lM
Witness my haml officially. Sepl. 2 . ?*
J A.S. M. LOM E, vriul
sep2K-vrlm
iikoik;i A«it|mi tun County*
Ori»;narv'r Hu icr fur sit'd C?«
W/IIKHKAS bimu.in blue, ii liuin: :rs
.I* « ll!aac **. Roehli?. divcaaeil, h *-• ! *"■
this Court fur leave t. .ill tho real c.*ut«»
deceased :
Ibis i? thcrefi'ro t.* silo all concerned^
cause, on or beture the lir*i Moiul "
next, why luuve * l»..i»|J i,..t l-o gi.i:»lr-4 '»
or the -tatute. A -.
\\ itnu?*. my i .1 -ignatur- * r *'
25th. 18»m ., a .^ \| j.ijWL UfJ‘0 1
>ep 28*w2m
Alt
„.i<»'
»»T1
|l"ti"
real
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