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$1 nioit ti $Ucorbtr. Hates of Subscription. 1 copy ni.'.' your .....$2 Oil 1 “' six "lontl.s 1 0(1 r.iree Copito, 'lie j<-sr 5 00 K v- " “ “ 8 0(1 WliltSiSl) AY, September II, '872. XjOOAL. ■W". 'X*. OOJSTJST, Dealer in Provisions, Groceries, Fruits, Toys Confection' ry. Can floods, etc., CHEAP FOB CASH. Milled erevjlle, An?. 20, 1872. * Cni To I'rluKlI. We offer for rale Printing material and Furnitnre, consisting of cases, case racks, atones, chases, dec A.-o, a font i>l Long Primer and Airate, also job type. £Sc!;oioti* IVolire. Rev (>eorgfc N James wifl hold service and preach in Sri Stephen's (Episcopal) Church next Sunday. Pews free. Iiev Mr Butler will preach in the Baptist CluicIi hi Jlifledgeville an: Sunday. ,(*rlui‘e iIiih Kimiag, X Bonoffton, by invitation oi the Lecture deliver a Lecture in the Good Templars’ ing, at 8 o'clock. F ree Mr Club. Hail, this ('luenday) ev The public aie respectfully invited to attend. Lollop Wightman preached a most interesting and instinctive eerinon at the Metiiodist Church in this city on i:i.>t Sabbath. A laige and attentive congre- g ition received tood for reflection for many days to c ime. Catcrpillni s. \\ • have been shown a cotton stalk from the farm o! Mr J (j Fowler, near this city, which was literally op iiv the caterpillar. These worms are doing their vvoik ..t destruction on many plantations in this < limy and the flattering prospects of a large cotton crop have vanished beioie them. Messrs hfyuKiiM', Tinsley & €'«. Tile above enterprising Wholesale Grocers of Ms con have an adver isement in this paper, to which we invite attention. They buy for cash, sell cheap aud guarantee satiriaction, and their already large bus iu.es continues to increase. Monlprliei' * hlirrii. lie Kev. A J. Jairell will preach at Montpelier Cat'.rcli Satuiday before the 3d Sunday (14thinstj a' eleven o’clock, A. M. P>. W. Uni row, Esq., will deliver a temperance ad- dre s tire same day and place at 3 o'clock, P. M., before the Lodge of Good Templare. The publio are respect!ul v invited to attend- Bust Quality at New Flour, CONN'S 7 2t kSophint & Woo<l, Huccennors to Andrew JLow A- C’o. It will be seen by a notice in another column that tlie house of Andrew Low A Co., which has been i i.-ntiti-d w ith tlie his’ory of Savannah for three quar ters of h century, was, on Saturday last, dissolved — A new firm has been established, composed of the junior partners, Captain John D. Hopkins of this city, a i t J*»tm Wood, E*-q , and Mr. James T. Wood, ot L verpool, under tiie name of Hopkins A Wood, w.sich will continue the business in Savannah. The firui will conduct buainrea in Liverpool under the old nan eol Isaac Low A Co. Andrew L*»w, Esq., is a special partner in the said firm to the amount of fiOo.OOO infold. The reputa t on ol litis house is second to none in this country or Eug'aiid, VT Ur te« n ‘p* **■ Who can ►V. C. Batson, of this county, caught thir ms at one haul on Tuesday moruir.g last tat this 7 Iffcw Cheese, CONN'S FKUII JARS I ^OIl •‘AIK At (ONI', At JOSEPH STALEY’S. Milledgeville. Aog 20, 187:2. 4 tf IMr A:ioip!i Jom ph Is now nceiving and opening tlio largest stock ot Foil and Winter Goods ever brought to this place — Ji-.vii g pu; chased goods in \ ery laige quantities he Can and w.ll .-ell as cheap as any house in Augusta o> Macon. The public arc invited to call And examine his stock. Advertisement next week. PiP Our friend Mi O E Kingiand was in this city last wt-fck on business connected with the extensive Dry (i ods House ot Messrs Jas A G ay A Co., ol Aw^ur-tu. This House, through energetic business agent* and judicious advertising, is getting a large p*trouug« ttoiii tins section. Wool 4 itt*«!it»g *»n«l T|nuiifncturinf. It will be seen by advertisement of Mr. F Skinner, Supt., that the Milledgeville Manufacturing Compa ny arc prepared t* card and manufacture wool for cu** |Oiim*is: they also buy wool, paying the highest mar ket price in cash or goods. A iiimehof. The books and accounts of A Bischof are in the hands ot Mr-.-rs Sanfoid A Furman, Atlorneys-at law, who invite debtors to call at their office and settle See advertisement. la Kits at STew STackerel, CONN'S JVew J*i«rc*. Mr. O. E Before, has opened a new stora in the Mdledgt-vilie H 'tel Block, where he is offering great b irgaius in Diy (roods. Ac. See advertisement. She Car of Juggernaut. The Question of Beneai II ITS Self-Sacrifice Wheels. The Ind ian correspondent of the London Times recently wrote a letter in relation to the Juggernaut Festi val, in which he said he thought the cruel ceremonies hitherto in vogue were no 1 mger common. In reply to this another gentleman writes: •' “Your Calcutta correspondent has WOOL CARDING AND MANUFACTURING. 'pHE MILLEDGEVILLE MANUFACTURING A COMPANY are Carding and Manufacturing Wool For customers a* usual. They are also purchasing wool in exchange for good, or paying the highest market price for it io money. Wool consigned to us by Railroad will receive prompt and careful attention. F. SKINNER, Supt. Miliedgeville, Sept 10, 1872 7 4t taken the Juggernaut Festival under j\01 ICE. Baltic .»«i:nl»e. One (ley last week Dr Ilerty and Capt Crawford rode out to (lie big gully on Judge Harris' plantation where they came upon a large rattle snake. They k led (be snake and brought hack nine rattles and a button. £-iib Electors. Hon. Tin.'. Hardeman, Chairman of the State Dem- o T i n' Executive Committee,has appointed sub-elec tors in t-acli county oi the State, to aid in the organixa- tiou of the party, and to actively assist in conducting t • i imp ligu. The f'flowing gentlemen are appoint, ed for the sixth District: Baldwin—W. VV. Williamson. 11 bn—John B. Weems. Hurts—Henry Hendricks. •Jit-per— diaries Bartlett. •Jones—Captain K. W. Bonner. 5.aureus—Robin Stanley. N.-wton—Colonel A B Sims. Putnam—Dr. J A. Etheridge. Rochdale—Dr J A Stewart, j wisjgs—Dudley Hughes V. alton—Henry McDaniel. Wilkinson—Dr. R J, Cochrane. Tut'. New Coxcressional Districts.—We re- publish the following correct s atement of the Congressional Districts as established by the new app irtionment law ; i i.-i Dr-'rict—Appling, Bryan, Bulloch. Burke. Camden, Charlton, Chatham, Clinch, Effingham. Emanuel. (Lynn, Liherty, McIntosh, Pierce, Scnvcn, Ta ilall, Ware, Wayn-. Second District—Baker, Berrien, Brooks. Cal linu■■ C iv . Co quite, Decatur, Dougherty, Ecb> oi*, Early Lowndes. Mil er, Mitchell, Quitman. Randolph. Teirell, Ihomas. Third District—Coffee, Dodge, Dooly, Irwin Lee. Moon Montgomery, Pulaski, Schley, Stew art, Sumter, bailor, Telfair, Webster, Wilcox. Worm. Fomth District—C'mpbGl. Carroll, Cbattahoo cbee, i’o-vela. I * u ass Harris. Heard, Marion, Merit v.-tber, Muscogee. Talbot, Troup. K.'th t ; strict—CiaWuu. Crawford, DeKalb. Fa>-tt -,Fu. on. Henry. Houston. Miltou, Mou- roe. Pike. -q rubiing, Upson. Mix li 1). tr.ei — Bail iv in. Bibb, Butts, Je*per, Jones, Laurens, Newton, Putnam, Rockdale, Twiggs, Wniton, Wilkinson. (seventh Distr: '—Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Clou k.e Cm . I» ’ Floyd. Gordon, Haralson. Mur: iv. Paulding, 1 k, Walker, Whitfield. Eigli'h Dis'.iet—Columbia Elbert, Glasscock Gre. ii. lluinH't 11,1. J ff-rson, Johnson, Lin coln, Mel) itfl •, ()gi-tiioi| . Richmond, Taliaferro, Warren, Washingion. Wilkes. Ninth Dot et — Lai.Us. Clarke, Fannin, For* fsyt.ii Franklin, Guinn it, Gilmer Hall, Haber sham, Di'■ sai, Jackson, Lumpkin, Madison. Morgan, Pickens, Rabun, Towns, White, Union Eastman Business Collcg-e. This Institution, which was opened one year ago in Atlanta, Ga.. to educate Young Men for the practical duties of life, is wielding an influence greater than aoy other institution "f the kiud in (lie South. There has a ready been more than one humlred of its graduates sent out wli i are to-day occupying responsible and lu erative positions The teachers are well known to Un people tor their energy, activity, and usefulness, and it is the only College in the South that is conducted by practical men on the Actual Business Plan. In a short course of twelve to fourteen weeks, young men are enabled to “tep into the counting house, and earn three limes the amount expended for board, tuition, A c., in the same lengili of time it required to graduate F r Terms, see College Journal, specimens, Penman ship, etc. Address, euclosii.g two three cents stamps. L.E, DETWTI LER, Seo'y. Box 536, Atlanta, Ga. July 30, 1872. 1 3m COT TON MARKET. The following is the market report of September 10. Liverpool.— M i d dl i n gs 10 J d. dN T r.w York—Middlings 9-j.j. Savannah—Midi! lings 19f. Charleston.—Middlings 10 A. Augusta—Middlings 19. Milledgeville—Middlings 18i. Gold 13. his protection, and seems nervously j anxious to prove that sell-immolation ; h is ceased. Nevertheless, he has of- : ten to report‘fatal accidents,’ where j men are crushed under the wheels of j the car, and killed or injured in any! other way. Having had a very long ex- j perience as a manager of zemindaries (estates) in Lower IJengal, a position' which brought me into most intimate | counoction with the people, I have no hesitation in saying that the acci dent reported m the Times of the 13th of August, as having occurred at Ser- ampore was a case of self-immolation, j A case that occured in my own expe-j rience will illustrate the grounds of j my belief. 6ome twenty-five years! ago I was managing a large estate in Lower Bengal, belonging tu a Hindoo gentleman. In the chief’ village of this estate there was a Ruth, or Jug gernaut car which having become di-| lapidated, underwent rather extensive] repairs. These cars are supported on [ a number of wheels which'are invisi ble externally. On the day when the Ruth ought to have proceeded on its journey'the huge mlutitude found it impossible to move it. As I afterwards learned, the priests had locked the wheels. For two or three days the people tried to move it, but in vain. At last it began to be whispered that a human sacrilice was required to in augurate the newly repaired car. A day or two more, aud I was told that the victim had been procured in the person of a leper who had sold himself tor the sum of k£0. 1 was also told that the Barogah, or Superintendent of Police, ha'i been handsomely brib ed, and that he would report to the ! magistrate ‘Accidental death.’ I did J not believe all this especially as my j informant was a woman who, I ] thought, might* have been imposed upon by what we call ‘bazaar gup,’ or common gossip; but in two or three days more I was informed that to the joy of the whole country round about, the Ruth had at last moved, but that, unfortunately, a poor leper falling under the wheels, had been crushed to death. It was, however, a purely accidental occurrence, for, alter a most searching inquiry, the Darogah had so reported. Alter this experience I made a practice of watching the Ruths, of which there are a great ma ny in Bengal, and invariably found when one refused to be drugged by the people, as the ‘smallar car’ ol your correspondent did, its first motion was attended with a seri"us if not fa tal acccident. Your correspondent thinks the fact that the mail whose thigh was crushed drank gin proves •that be could not be a fit subject for a Hindoo sacrifice., It appears he does not know that all those who swing at the Churruck Poojah are persons of the lowest caste, or rather, hoc ste at all, who are paid by weal thy Hindoos to do this penance in their stead. The fact of the nan’s being an outcast is very strong proof that lie was a purchased victim, aud this is still further confirmed by the native-like attempt to divert the sus picions of the saliebs by the loudly- expressed blame ot the god for punish ing him. Another suspicious circum stance is that the police had got them selves and the station magistrates away from the ‘smaller car,’ so that there might be no interruption to what was about to happen.” A query for mothers—Why is a screaming baby like the goddess of of morning? Because it’s roarer (Aurora.) “Bobby, why don’t your mothpr sew up your trousers"? “Cause she’s at the vestry meeting for the hea thens.” A worthy man, unaccustomed to public speaking, being suddenly call ed upon to address a Sunday school, rose to his feet, and after struggling for utterance, at last hoarsely mutter ed : “Dear children, don’t never play with powder.” A LL person* are hereby notifi-il not to employ Natnan Btarue*, Junior, (i-olorni) as he is under contract with me for the present year. J. A. P. ROBSON. Baldwin Co. Sept 10, 1872. 7 Jt NOTICE. . N otice is hereby given that the PARTNERSHIP heretofore eubsisting between us, the undersigned Andrew Low. Jotm V\ nod an.' J obn David ili pkius, a« Coimniaeiou Merchants «t Liverpool, in England, under the firui of Isaac Low Si. Go., and at Savannah, in tlieStaLe of Geoigia, un der the firm of A.vdkew L"W & Co., was this day dissolved by mutual consent, ho far as regards the said Andrew Low. ANDREW LOW, John wood, JOHN D. HOPKINS Dated thii 31st day of August, 1872. M R. ANDREW l.OW, AS AB >VE ANXOUN CED tiavmg retired from the firm of Messrs Isaac Low Sr Co , of Liverpool, the business of that firm will be conducted as heretofore, under the saui. firm i,ante, by the remaining partners, viz : John Wood and John D. Hopkins, with James Torrauce Wood, who is this day admitted as a par'ner- JOHN WOOD, JOHN 1) HOPKINS. JAMES T. WOOD. Limited Copartnership Notice# \\TK, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAI t f entered iuto a limited Copartnership, under fh» laws of Georgia, to do business at Savannah, Ga under the li in name ol HOFKLSS & WOOL) The general nature of the buttiio.-s to be Uausncted is that of COMMISSION MERCHANTS. John L). Hopkins, of Savannah, Ga , John Wood, aud James Torrance Wood, ot Liverpool, England are General Partners, and Audrew Low of Savannah is Special Partner. Said copartnership business commences September 1st, IS7*2, and terminates August 31st, 1874. Andre h Low, as such special paitner, has paid into the com •mi.i stock of the tii in uuc hundred thousand dollars ii. gold. JOHN D. HOPKINS, Savannah, Georgia* JOHN WOOD, JAMES TOKKANCE WOOD, Liverpool, England. ANDREW LOW, Savannah, Georgia. Dated this 1st day of September, 1872. 7 Gt GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Present the Hon. Philip B. Robinson, Judge ot the Superior Court ot said county. Sallie Snead 'f vs. > l.ibcl for Divorce. John T. Snead, > I T appearing to the Court, by the return of the Sher iff, that the defendant does not reside in this eoun ty, and it turther appearing that he does not reside in this S J ate it is on motion Ordered, that said defendant appear and answer at the next Term of this Court, o» that the case be considered in default aud the plaint It allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered that (his Rule be published in the Union A Recorder once a month for four months. August 30, 1872. PHILIP B ROBINSON, Judge Superior Courts O 0. A true extract from the minutes of Baldwin Supe rior Court. P. L. FAIR, Clerk. Sept 10, 1872. 7 m4in Jes«e Babb i vs. > Libel for Divorce. France* M* Babb, j Baldwin Superior Court, ) August Term, 1872. $ I T appearing to the Court by the return of the .Slier iff, that the defendant, b ranees \l. Babb, does not reside in this State, on motion of plaintiffs attorney it is ordered tiiat plaintiff have leave to perfect servic* by publication once a month for four months in the Union A Recorder newspaper at Milledgeville. Ga PHILIP B ROBINSON, Judge Superior Courts, O. C A true extract from the minutes o! Baldwin Superior Court. P. L. FAIR, Clerk. Sept 6, 1872. 7 m4m Guardian's Sale. GEORGIA, Colquitt Caunty. 1>Y virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary Iof Co quilt county, will be sold «*n the flint Tu >- day in OCTOBER, 1872, at the Court House door ii said couuty between the legal sale hours the tract ot Land in said county, beinu iq the 8th District, con taining 122 1-2 acres of land of Lot No *19. Thi>* Laud to be sold for distribution among the heirs.— Terms of eale cash. DARLING CREED, Guardian minor heirs of Jas. E- Hancock. Sept 2, 1872. 7 td NOTICE. 'PHE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF A. BISCH ■ OF are now in the liamls of Sanford & Furman Attorneyr-at-Law, and all who are indebted lo »an l!i*i'hol will please call at trier office over Stetson':- old stand aud little. SANFORD & FURMAN, Receivers appointed by the Coart. Sept 10, 1872. 7 3m FOR SALE—A HOME! rpHE VERY PLEASANT HOUSE 1 AND LOT, now occupied by Mr. .■ Windsor, adjoining Dr. Case's lot. fronting on the beautiful green State House Square, 18 for sale, cheap at $'2500:—one of the p:cuaaulesi house* for a family in Milledgeville. Apply to WILLIAM McKINLEY, Agent for owner. Also, To Bent or Sell, A pifasant House and Lot in Midway, possession immediate. WILLIAM McKINLEY Sept 9, 1872. 7 tf Bulloch Sherijf Sale. GEORGIA, Bulloch Coun y. \VILL be sold on die first Tuesday in OCTOBER > • next, at, the Court House door in Statesboro, within the u*ual hours of sale, Eighty-nine acres ot land more or less, iu said county, bounded by land- of Madison Lanier and Robert lleridri ks; levied on under an execution issued from Superior Court, as the property of Andrew J Gay to satisfy fi fa iu favor ol Elizabeth Gay 1 evy made August 27th, 1872.— Property poiuted out by plaintiff. THOMAS B. MOORE. Sh’ff. B. C. Sept 2d 1872. 7 Ids Medgeville Prices Current. Corrected Weakly by C. H. Wright St Son. COTTON IS 1-2 BACON: Shoulder* f lb 119 Clear Rib Sides,' ..13c-14 Clear Sides, 14 rr> D. S Clear Rib Sides,-.--.. 11 Plain Hams, 17 a I S Canvassed Ham*,... 18 BAGGING 20®'21 1R >N TIES 10 BUTTER :—Country, ti* lb 3u «■ 4(1 COFFEE—Rio. & 25*30 Java, 4" a 45 EGGS, nor doz. ......................20 FACTORY GOODS: Cotton Yarns, 4? bunch............ft 8> Stripes, # yd 12 1 2920 FLOUR, Hftbbl *1(1 (ill »$'.4 tO GRAIN : Corn, $1 !5®$!25 Peas 1 I'd a | 2U Oats, I 00 HOES, bll® I 00 IRON. 4? 16 5SKI LARD, I5®20 LIME, V bush $125 MEAL, *» bush $1 15® I 30 MOLASSES !(• gal 37 ®50 MAILS, Ptb s a 10 OIL: Kerosene, V gal 50®HU POTATOES Sweet, ^ bush.... 75d $! 00 Irish, “ “ $2 25 92 50 POTASH & LYE ^ can 25 SALT V sack *2 50 SUGARS, 12 w 20 SYRUP ti* gal 90 a 1 25 TALLOW, 12 l-z 1'fc.A ^1 50 a 200 VINEGAR 40 i* I 00 WHIaKEY. $125 9 500 P gal. macon a augusta r r., Milledosvillf, fix , Augimt 19, 1872. . Until further Notice. I will sell half fare Tickets to Macon and Augusta. Full lare goiug, return free. Good until Nuv. 1st, 1872 a. J H. NISBET, Agent. Aug. 21,18/2. 4 tf. YVW. E. WOOD & €0., PROPRIETORS OF GOLD’S AUTOMATIC 1 Low Steam ami Ho 1 Water Heater, aud Law- son’s Celebrated Hot Air Furnace- INVENTOR* AND PATENTEES of the PARLOR. 8UN AND LIGHTNING FIRE PLACE HEATERS AND PARIS RANGES. Dealers in all kiuda of BEAT AND COOK STOVES, Kitchen Ware, Orates, State Man tels, etc., etc. ty Special care taken with Plumbing and all kinds of Steam and Water Piping. Repairs for Steam Heaters, Furnaces, Ranges, Stoves, &c. WM E WOOD Sl CO., S. W. Cor. Baltimore aud 7 Eutaw Streets, <j Baltimore, Till, Sept 10, 18/2 7 2ur SAIjE. A*.”ILL be sold from day to day. at public mtcry. II beBit.uing with -Mou.Uy. SEPTEMBER 23d, before I lie Court House duo' in Miilrdgevdlc, in lawful saie hour*, A PORTION OF THE STOCK OF DHY GOODS, Consisting in gTeat part of Winter Oooas, lately the property of J. Eo- senfield At Sro> VVinter hats, shoes, clothing, Ac., will soon be needed. Conte to my sale and buy. Patties indebted to the firm of J. R sent! el - & Brother, are warned not to make any payment* to them or their agents or transferees. As their As signet in Bankruptcy, I alone cau receive such pay ments ami give valid receipts. All Hinge indebted will ple&ae call on me and pay promptly. BENJ. W. BARROW', Assignee. August 29, 1872. 6 3t L. J. GOILMARTIH. JOHX FLASNEHY L. J. GUILJIARTIN & €0., Cotton Factors and General Commission IV! erchants KAV ITREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. \ GENTS FOR BRADLEYS PHOSPHATE Jewell s Milk Yarn, and Domestics, Tobacco E3P*BAGGING and IKON TIES always on hand. rtpConsignmeut* solicited. Usual facilities ex 6 4m tended to ou-tomera. Srpt 4. 1872 S T O VE S, TINWAH.E, Hardware, 4*c., fyc. JOSEPH STALEY IS offering for the next THIRTY DAYS, a few L excellent COOKING STOVES, Cheap for Cash. Now i* ynnr time to get one as these stoves are aa- \ uuciug in price. He also has an assortment of FARX&X37G IiVZPLElVIEIVTS Consisting of Hoes, Spading Forks, Garden Rakes, Guano Strcwers, &c., &c. Also, Axes, Meatsafes, Churns, Well-Buckets, Arc. A general assortment of TINWARE, Cheap for Cash. GLASS FRUIT JARS. A full assortment of fWf> Wff Also, ITardware, Cutlery, aud a variety of good.- oo tedious to mention. Cad and examine. Milledgeville, July 30,1872. 1 3m BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! AT THE MACON STORE! 25 per ceut saved by Buying Here! Having just opened my Store under the MILLEDGEVILLE HOTEL, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Clothing, 4c., I announce to the public in general that GREAT INDUCEMENTS will be given to all purchase™. Cali and examine before buying elsewhere. Yours, respectfully, 0* Ei BES0RE# Milledgeville. Sept 10,1872. 7 tf THE PLACE TO BUT! SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, MACOX, GEORGIA. FOR HEXT. '|3HE STORE ROOM IN WASHINGTON HALL & now occupied by the undersigned as a Dry Goods, store. Also, Room* suitable lor a residence in rear ol ■dore—rented together or separately. The store room is a good stand lor business. H. ADLER. Milledgeville, Sept 3,1872. 6 2t Georgia State Lunatic Asylum, OFFICE TREASURER AND STEWARD, Near Milledgeril e 3fith Aug. 1872. I ^HE undersigned will receive, under authority of tL«- Boar 1 of Trustees, up to the 16th of September, 12 o’clock M, sealed proposals tor furnishing the ar ticles specified below. Parties offering bids will beat ’beity ro bid f »r any one or more of the articles in the i.^t—all being inquired to furnish with their bids, haiii- ;les ot tiie articles proposed to be supplied ; ami any ntides tarnished not coming up fully to such samples nay be rejected and returned at the expense of the bidder nil articles must be strictly sound aud ol good merchantable Quality The meal must be deliv ered, in fUOb amounts as required, weekly One third ot the ertic es must be delivered at Mil- ierigevilld. freight prepaid, by the 1st Oct., 1872, and rash ml/ be paid for the name Oik-third must bedel vered at Milledgeville, freight orepaid, by the 1st of November, and cash will be paid tor the same or. the 15th ot November. And one-’bird must b t delivered at MilledgeviMe by the 1st of December, freight prepaid, and cash will be pa d for the same on the 1st January, 1873. LIST OF ARTICLES, white Corn, Oats, Timothy Hay, Clear Rib Sid© Bacon, Sugar-cured Hams, Goshen Butter, Leaf Lard, Choice Rio Coffee, Java Coffee, Brown Sugar, Crushed Sugar, Family Flour, White Corn Meal, Water Ground, Tobacco, Mo lass os, App e V T inegar, Rice, Green Tea, Adamantine Candles, Salt, Men’s Shoes, Wax Brogans, Women do S*wed, Osnaburgs No i A, Georgia Stripes or Plaids, Twilled Red Flannel, Good heavy Biaukets, assorted colors The bidder must specify the priu.es at which each item or kind of go*>ds is proposed to be furnished by the pound, gadon, or sack, as the case may be : the right being reserved to award the contract for sup plying the above named articles to any one or m re ot the bidders, or rej ;ct any bid offered. Bids should be marked “ To tarnish supplies” and addressed to theuudersignod. M. R. BELL, Treasurer and Steward S. L. A. August 26, 1872. 5 3t 150 Bu^heis 475 do >5.t'tl0 lbf 13.000 do 3,5110 do 1, '00 do 2,500 do 3,500 do 250 do 4000 do 500 do 25,000 do 50,000 do 55(1 do 300 Gala. 50 Gals. 3,6u0 lbs 50 do 600 do 12 Sacks 200 Prs tail do 1,000 Yds 500 d) 400 do 40J Prs Tiie bid.lor n W E RECEIVE NEW GOODS DAILY. WE BUY FROM FIRST CLASS HANDS. WE PAY Cash lor our G""A*. \\ " are satisfied with smalt profits. We £ua>antee fronds a* represented. We want moie business and can't uffurd to lose any we have already. Try our prices—Try our Goods. WE 8XAB isinui. Remember when you Come to Macon don’t fail Call on Macon, 8ept 10, 1872. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO 7 3ra STOVES, STOVES, STOVES! On the Way, and will be Here by About the First of September, A FINE LOT OF COOKING STOVES, WHICH I CAN SELL FROM $25 TO $15, INCLUDING 30 PIECES OF FURNITURE AND PIPE-ALL COMPLETE. No Humbug in These Stoves, and I Don’t Employ any Peddlers# J. STALEY. Milledgeville, August 28,1872. 5 tf NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Seven years ago we adopted the plan of sending our “Farmer,” Cooking Stoves through the country with wagons, by our traveling salesman in order to supply a want long felt in the South, and that each family might have an opportunity of seeing if not purchasing one of these indispensable household articles The abundant success of our enterprise throughout the States of Missouri. Kentucky, Ten nessee and Georgia, and the universal lavor with which our Stoves are received everywhere, convin ces us that in order to supply the continued growing demand, we must largely increase our forces at ihe Foundry ; hence we have increased onr daily manufacture of this one pattern to thirty, and will still further increase it to fifty if our trade continues to demand it: so you may at all times rely upon being supplied. Our salesmen, who will visit you, are authorized to gwe same terms as though you made the purchase direct from ourselves at the Foundry. We have but one price, and from that we never d- vinte. Cooking Stoves from the important relations they bear to the every day requirement*, and upon which in so greatra degree depends the convenience, comfort and happiness of every family, may he truly consider d the most wonderlul of all incehaoical constructions for domestic use No worthier object has ever engaged the attention and genius ot man. and in no department of invention have more rapid advances been made than in the improvement of this indispensable household article As we trace ti eir history from the tiast rude construction, we see them gradua ly assuming forms of beauty. correct principles being developed and applied until in the perfectness of the structure to which your attention is invited, there seems little room for improvement To those persons in the Stove trade who thins their business will be ruined by us an t who therefore oppose and misrepresent us and our goods at all pDces, we desire to assure them that instead of being an injury to them, we are doing them a benefit, bv building up a business which has heretofore been neglected, and by in troducing an article of household utility, must ultimately bring them iuto general use ia every family. Respectfully Yours, OULVEIl miOTECERS. Read what the People say of our “Farmer 1 Cookiug Stove W.H. Bourne Jos. L Bowles. BOURNE & COWLES, TIMBER FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, Office 00 Bay St. MVAN.TAII, «A. Consignments ot Timber, Cotton, and all kinds of country produce solicited, upon which liberal ad vauces will be made August 27,1872. 5 6m ISAAC T. HEARD A CD., C0TT0.\ FACTORS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Don! Send away lor your BAGG-IN G- cfc TIES. H EAVY Domestic Gunny Bagging and the Ar- tow and Anchor Tie*, tor sale, as low as they cau be obtained iu this city, by T. A. CARAKER, Agent- Milledgeville, Sept. 3rd, 1872. 6 4t. Are You Good Looking! If st, come to HURT 4 GAV.EEKl’, nt (he Old tttet»on gtnnd, nail have your PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN. If you are UGLY come the same. The Artist’s skill will make a handsome likeness. Ferrotypes and Photographs of all sizes taken—tbe latter up to the size of life, und at prices DEFiTNG COMPETITION! Nine pictures at one sitting made—one dollar will procure. Aud largest size iu Rosewood frame costs but two dollars more. J. W HURT. Mdledgevilie, Sept 3, 1872. ti 3m GENERAL AGENTS FOR Gullett’s Improved aud Light Draft COTTON GIN. PAZCU PEA SAW. T HESE GINS were sold the past season for the first time. Th y are made under Mr Gullett’s personal supervision, at his works in Louisiana, wi o never allows <>ue to be seat from his works until it has been tuliy tested, and made to gin perfectly in every respect. This mods of testing is very impor tant to the purchaser, a* he does not run the riSa of receiving and Netting up a Gin to find it. on trial, to be imperfect. Tin- IMPROVED GIN differs ma'erially from the Steel llru-h Gin formerly sold by us, in a* much as Ihe Steel Brush lias three brushes, while the New Gin has but one. We guarantee every Gin to be of very light draft, to thoroughly eiean the seed, and make a superior sain pie. Besides, it is siuip>e in its construction, easily adjusted and gin- veiy last. We respectfully refer o all those who have used the Improved Gin tbe past Winter. Planters wishing OiDs will consult their own inter ests by ri lier writing to us for our Circular with Cer tificates, or calling at onr offiz e and exuiniuiDg tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere. We will take bark every Gin which does not work well wiieu 1airly tested, and pay all expenses incurred by the purchaser. Address ISAAC T. HEARD Sc CO., Cotton Factors. Augusta, Ga. Julv T b, 1872. 3m tyi will sell Tickets to Atlanta for oue Fare—ful ,ai e going, return tree. Good for 30 days. J. H. NISBET, Agent M. Sc A. R. R. Milledgeville, August 24,1873. 5 tf GROVER & BAKER SEWING .MACHINE AGENCY. MISS LUCY J. READ, the well kr.own agent for the above justly celebrated Sewiug Machine, wishes to inform (lie citizens ot Hancock, Baldwin and Wilkin son and adjacent counties that she is stil! prepared to supply all wlio desire the above first class Sewing 'ihctnue. Orders sent to Augusta, Ga., will uiee: with prompt attentiou. Machine* sold on time oi monthly iuslallmeuts. Satisfaction guaranteed. MISS LUCY J. READ, 326 Broad St., Augusta , Ga. July 16 ,1872, 2 m [From the Newnau (Ga) Herald. D S Crider F 31 Fletcher May 10, 18'2 j A C Brown John Dodd Newnan. G* , Aprfl 30, 1872, [John Hobson 8 N Davis Me tint. Quiver Brothers : James Glascoe N H Peikius We can cheerfully testify to the so- Win Jones W A Lee perior excellence of your ‘ Farmer” Poke Mayloy Win Champion Cooking Stove and recommend it to State of Kentucky, the attention of all housekeepers. Its County of Livingston baking qualities are unequalled, and AsClerkof the County Couit for for economy in wood it cannot bejtlie county and State aforesaid, leer- surpassed. Each one of us are usingrify that fain personally acqua nted ne, and think it the best and mosi with the citizens whose signatures J W Woodall W C Mathews N T Bullock 11 Isborn S L Robinson durable Stove ever sold m Georgia. >s It Powell Hiram Hays Eraspus Glass E C North J M Vinyard 8 F Carlton G P Smith W J Gay L E Tidwell Allen Bonner P S Meriwether E L Birflsou W C Davis — Item field Win Robinson J B Newton James (’arrol 1 Wiley IJowaid E M Woodley Mm M Hyde James Moor VV A Floyd J Campbell B F Attaway H M Head Jordon Hollard J H Grayham Joseph Young W C Lucy T P Clark Lucian Tomlin C Willingham N VV Reed Benj Wortham J N Wood TJ Ptiitlips L Mullen* VV T Stallings N Stiuclicomb JT Travis J F March man W C Sewell E Phillips J P Rees Pierce Tomlin C B Brown L Holliusworth Z P Allman B A Pierce appear above aud tha' they are ered itaiile, reliable persons. Witness my hand, this 2 d day of March. '72 JOHN L VICK, Clerk Norcross, Ga., May 20,1872 M*ttrt. Culver Brothers-. Having obtained through your A gents, and had in use in our fain’liei tor some time past, your celebrated “Fanner” Cooking >tove, we cheer Mis. E Hubbard Iu ly bear testimony to its good quali E W Beavers ties. EC Caiter iSStovall Philip House Davis Lnvelady .John H Hurd Maj VV 11 Austin Harris Sanders ,Th s Austin VV AJ A ilson L Wilson Col J as Poik R M Ramsey George Jonenes M M Bolton Nancy Colin Uobt Medlock WS VVa'.es Geokoia, Coweta Couuty Isaac Gay Joel Shannon J A Beaver* Mrs Aim Sims C6 Harris Mrs M Phillips James Upchurch Thomas Bullard J E lleuly Perry Chandler S H Neal SJ Stovall Win Vines JH Holland John York S H Bowen VV F Wood . D VV Dial Joshua Moore J J J ohnson A R Britt James Travis M L Miles F Powiedge L L Browa Caleb Clark U W .Morgan Joe M M.-rgan Capt J Mathews I, J H Cooke,Ordinary county and .VI Red Makietta, Cobb Co. Ga, > May 20,1872. j Messrs Culrer Brothers: We take great p.easure iu recom mending your “ Farmer” Cookiug Stove to all who are in wautof good article. Sarh Powers J .VI Groover VV'm .McMullen H Grisham J N John,-on Dan Drummond -Mrs Rainwater Tdiiian Smith W J Richards A H Boswell Humphi ey Reid Rev N A Pratt Nath Uobiusou D S Barham E Stoup Sarah Stewai t State of Georgia,Cobb County I C J Shepard, Ordinary in and lor said county, do hereby certify that I am personally acquainted with Humphrey Reid, Win. AlcJIul len, H Grisham, and several otl ers whose uttuies appear to the abnv- recommendations, that they arecitr zens of this county and are men ol J B Nally J P Edge John Dyer P R Garrett James Upshaw I 14 Duncan A Hilderbrau G VV McCarty Sam I Powers G VV York H Bailey II M 'Pippins 1 McVlulleu Or Stiih G VV Arnold M A Pouter Jos Jenkins Win Dewberry T H Moore J B Kendrick V 14 Brumby John Hix State aforesaid, do hereby certify that 1 know all of the above people to be responsible and good citizens. Im piicit confidence can be placed in tlieir stateinement iu regard lo Cul ver Brothers’ Farmer Cooking Stove. J H CUOK. Smithi.and, Ky.. March 20,'72. Messrs Culver Brothers : Your f armer Cooking Stoves one of which we each purchased in 1867,,uublemished chara'eter, and can be of your agents, are now, after being relied on tor truth and veracity, in constant use lor over live yeais.j C. J. SHEPARD, (Jrd ry. as good in every respect asuew. We cheeriully commend them to those Dallas, Paulding Co. Ga, who may be seeking the best, and, May 20, 1872. hope you may meet with abuudaat| Having obtained and had iu use ir success in disposing of them far and our famine, for some time your ue« near. I" Farmers ’ Cooking Stove, w. Keub-Lindsey Wm Miller cheeriully bear testimony to ns man 1) G Hurley Z Kay VV B Presnell N D Hampton M A Wilson E G Leeper EC Clement IT Handlin John Dupriest Hnb’rd Landram J F Robertson M Koberston L Ross Thos H Luck A 54a: tin Harvey Grasty good qualities—economy in fuel. la pidi'y aud unit' rmity baking an. cooking, and its many conveiiuuo.a making it, in our opinion, tbe besi •dove in use. I C Harris T M Brooke I C Leverett WntM. Woodall j Milledgeville, Ga., August 2tSih, 1872. State or (Ieoboia, Panldii g Co. I, Meigs Hum, Clerk of the Supe rior Couit in and for snid county, do tieieby ceriify that 1 am personally acquainted J C Harris, T M Brooks, Wm .Vi Woodall and others whose names are signed to the foregoing, and that they can be relied on for truth and veracity. MEIGS HUNT, Clerk Superior Court. Carrollton, Carroll Co, Ga. May 20, 1872. Messrs Culver Brothers : After having used your ‘Farmer’ Cookiug Stove a sufficient length ol rime to test its qualities, we feel war ranted in recommending it to our neighbors and friends. U Ma-singtU P A C Alley M A Hawkins J B Williamson T A Gorgan J T Bediugfield J W Carroll E H Linley W T Wihoughby EL Burdsoug I, J VV Cairoll.an acting Justice f the Peace in aDd for the couuty of Carroll, do hereby ceitify that 1 am personally acquainted with J T Edge, 1 VV illiams, and others whose signa tures appear to .he foregoing, ana snow them to be truthful, reliable entlemeu. J W CARROLL, J P, 12th Diet, G M Alpharetta, MiitonCo, Ga, May 20, 1872. Messrs Cutter Brothers: Gentlemen—You have the liberty to use our names in any manner you may see proper, iu coinmeDdatioa ot your “ Farmer” Cooking Stove, li D Turly H S Stanford A P Bowen L D Rainwater S Hay good C Beutly L Rucker J Bridwell I* Crisler Wm Perry G VV Hansard A Turley M Manning CANTos.Cherokee Co, Ga, May guth. 1872. Messt s Culver Brothers : We heartily concur in all that has or can be sa d in favor of your “Far mer” Cooking Stove. E Sargent James Tapp ? Abbott Janies Anderson -quire Dean Dan Drummond I B Duncan James McConnell Dr A C Harp E G Edison 8 E Kemp Hudson Wiley S Johnson H Brannon ti VV Brooks John Tripp State or Georgia, Cherokee Co. 1, VV K D Moss Oidiunry in aud for aid couuty, do hereby certify that lie persons above named are citizens t this county and that they are men *1 truth anil v»r<u>i<y, aD(] Id g(X)d ■tending. Giveu under my band md seal of office, at Cautou Ga, May 23,1872. W R D MOSS, Ordinary. 5 4t. F. S. Johnson. Clinton. S. S. Dunlap. Macon. JOHNSON & DUNLAP, dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Agricultural Implements, Carriage AND WAGON MATERIAL, VARNISHES, Ac. AND AftBNXS FOR TBS D. FRAF2 C OTTO Iff OXZT. April 9, 1872. 72 3d Street, MACON, GA. im FOR SALE. ITTE.YTIOIV Pltmmc OFFICES. F OR SALE, a firstrate ADAMS PRESS, upon which the “ Time* Sl Planter” of Sparta, is now printed. It can do firstrate book woik For terms “Potyto J. a.orme, Milledgeville, Ga. Buldicin Sheriff Sale. W ILL bo sold before tbe Court House door, in the city of Milledgeville, ou the first Tuesday in OCTOBER next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property,to-wit : One tire proot brii-k Ware house on Lot No 1, sqaaie 3$, and one bri?k gin hoase on let No I, square 39, both iu Milledgeville. Sold to satiety a mortgage fi fa of the Southern Insurance and Trust Co, ▼» John Julies. Property pointed out by plaintiff 9 attorney. O. ARNOLD, Sheriff. Sept 2,1872. 6 td Dr. JOII^ BULL’S GREAT REMEDIES. Dr. J)HN BULL, MANUFACTURER AND VENDER OF THR CE1SB&AIED SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP FOR THE CERE OF AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS AND FEVER. Tbe proprietor of thi« celebrated medicine justly claims tor it a superiorly overall remedies ever offer ed to the public for the certain, xpeedy and per manrnt cure ol Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether ot snort or long standing. He refers to the entire Western aud Southern country to bear him tea- imony lo the truth of the assetti.»n, that iq no case whatever will it fail t*» cu-e if the directions are striciiy followed aud carried out. In a great many •ases a xingle dose has been sufficient for a cure, a ad whole families have been cured by a single bottle, vrilli a peib-ct restoration of the gen* ral health. It is, however, prudetit. aud iu every case more c.ertaiu to cure, if its use is continued in smaller doses for a wetk •r two alter the disease has been checked, mote es pecially in difficult And long standing cases. Usually his medicine will rot require any aid to keep the bow els io good order. Should the patient, however, re quire a cathartic medicine, after having taken three or lour doses of the touic, a siugle dose of BuLC* Vege table Family Pills will be sufficient. BULL’S Read the following extract of a letter from Mrs. Rivers, wile of Rt-vereud Dr. Rivers, one of the most learned, eloquent and popular Miuicters of the Method ist Episcopal Church, and who is ai present stationed at Broadway Church, Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Kr., Oct. 8, 186‘J. Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir : Many thanks to you for the medicine you have so kindly giveu me. I have beeu a great sufferer tor years, an i had ihe advice ot" various physicians. Some pronounced my spine, sopua uiy lungs, and some my heart to be the seat of my dis ease. I have been burnt, blistered and cupped until I had become disheartened. Several very eminent physicians who examined my spine informed me that I was threatened with paralysis or appoplexy any day aud that nothing but a setou would relieve ine. I had a perfect horroroi that, aud was hesitating about having one inserted, when you kindly sent me your .Sarsaparilla which I immediately beguu to take three times a day. I hud suffered terribly with a must acute piin in the right side of my head, especially when I would rend or write for any length of time, aud on rising to my feel I would be perfectly blind tor several minutes, aud would nave to hold to something to prevent falling. I am most happy to inform you that the pain in my head is entirely relieved ; I suffer but seldom with iny spine and then not so acutely- My appetite is good ; indeed for the first time iu my life I enjoy my dinuer more than any meal during the day. You kindly sent me four bottles again last night, and i began again this morning, and I hope to be en tirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best wishes. Very truly your most grateful friend, M. B. C. Rivirs. My journal abound* with similar letters, ail of winch I guarantee to be genuine and wntteu by tbe persons whose names they bear. Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't be drawn away after new and doubtful experiments. Don’t risk your health by letting novices experiment upon you with their trash. .Vly Sarsaparilla lias stood itie teat tor t« euty fiveyears , it is still the .Sarsaparilla of the day, and of the age, towering over all ot hers iu popularity and its cuia'ive qualities. Avoid all those who are trying to palm off ou you other extracts of Sarsaparilla, so-called. Remember it is Dr- John Bull’s Sarsaparilla, of Louisville, Ky , that is the old aud reliable remedy lor impurities of the blood aud scrofulous affections. Always bear that in mind. Another Testimony. Bxntor Barracks, Mo-, ) April 30, 1866. \ Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: Knowing the efficaey of your SarHnpariila, and the healing and beneficial qualities it posae^aea, I send you the following state ment ot my case : I was wound© I about two years ago, was takea prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet. I have not set up a moment since I was wounded. I aui shot through the hips. My general health is im paired,and 1 need something to as.s,st nature, I liar© more faith in y*»ur Sarsaparilla than anything eUe. I wish that which is genuine. Please express ine half a dozen bottles, aud oblige. „ Caft. C. P. JOHNSON. St. Louis, Mo. P. S.—The following was written April 30th. 1866, by Mrs. Jennie John.-on, mother of Capt. Johnson: Dr John Bull—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C. S. Johnson, wa* a skillful surgeon and physician in Cen tral New York, where he died, leaving the above 0. P Johnson to my care. Atthiiteen years of age he had a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, tor which I gave your Sarsaparilla. It cured him I have for ten yearn recommended it to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever soies, and general debili ty. Pei feet success has attended it. T hr cure* ef fected in some rases of xcrojula and feier sores were almost miramlons. I am veiy anxious for uiy son to agaiu have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He if feai till of getting a *puri< u* article, heuce his wilting to you for ii. llis wounds were terrible, but I belie*© he will recover* Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON, BULL’S WORM DESTROYER. EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM GEORGIA. ViLLx.aow, Walxex Co., Ga., > June 28. ( Dr John Bull—Dear Sir : 1 hsva recently jrive» your Worn Destroyer several trials, and find it w, n- nerlully /-fficaeious. It lias not failed iu a sinsle ia stance to have the wished for effect. I am Join, a pretty large cotin ry practice aud have daily use fur some article of tlie kind. I am, sir, respect fully. JULIUS P- CLEMENT, M. D. P. 8 —So unqualified and nnmeroua are the testimo nials in favor ot my Worm Destroyer that newspaper space is entirely too small to tell i'.» merits. It is an infallible remedy for Worm*. Try it aid be convinced. See my Journal lor a more full deecrin tion. JOHN BULL. all's Gedron Bitters. Bull’s Pectoral Wild Cherry. Bull's Extract Buchu. Bull’s Vegetable Family Pills. All the above medicines prepared by Dr. JOHN BULL, at Ins laboratory, Fifth Streei, Looisvfll# Ky. For sal# in Miliedgeville by JOHN M. CLARK, DruKKist- May 20 872, 44 l }