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9 n i o n & 1111 o r to t r. nates of Subscription. J copy one year, f 2 00 j ** pix months, j 00 Three copies, one y»*ar, 5 On Five “ 4 8 00 WEDNESDAY, November 27, 1872. x-ocA :l. . Y7\7\ I?. COKTUT, Dealer in Provisions, Groceries, Fruits, Toy* Confectionery, Can Goods, etc., ry CHEAP FOR CASH. Milledgeville, Aug. 20, 1872. 4 Cm CHEAT EIRE IN nil.EEUOEYlM,E. ||n rpm.^., (hanh. Th. milledgeville Z^l »»d Newell . Hall !. Kjv Henry E. Lucas, Rector, will hold service Bamrd. j in St. Stephens (Episcopal) Church next Sunday at the usual hour. Pew* free. ss*£- £o» Over 0100,000. Df.liairy, It will be seen by a card in this paper that Dr. Mc- Reynolds has an office in Caraker'a new bmlding. He lust nothing bytbe fire and is prepared to do work as usual. J’avment for all advertisements is due at suv time after the first insertion unless otherwise specially agreed upon. All job work is cash. Announcements for office must be paid for in advanee. The County ( ono ution To select candidates for County offices will be held at the Court House on the first Wednesday (4th day) of December next. It is expected that the Rev. D. E. Butler will preach in tbe Baptist Church in this city next Sunday. Supplies for the Asylum Sealed proposals for furnishing supplies to the rill be received by M. R. Bell, card, till the ISth of December. MARRIED. In this county on the 17th in«t., by W.J’T. Kay, Esq., Mr. E P. Gibson and Miss A. B. Btii.es. Both of this county. Lunatic Asj Treasurer ai See advertio To The largi n' ' in the city. Milledgevnle Boarding . Since the l for the accomi to Mr, M. E. i in this paper, Cause and Vi houses at aCillcr’s, ■ i <!■ el It Guns ever offered \ 2fith. 1872. 182t. 'dgev’lle Hotel id their houses rs. In addition rd will be found s.srs. Kingland, so opened their About half past three o’clock on Friday morning 22d inet., the citizens of Milledgeville were aroused from their slumbers by the alarm of fire. Some oi Ihe hoarders at the Milledgeville Hotel awaking found their rooms full of smoke. Search was made for. the fire, and it was finally discovered in Store No 4. known as the “Macon Store" and kept by l-aa< Hermcu 6c Co. The fire engine was promptly on the ground. A stream of water was immediately thrown intothe Macon (store, and confident hopes were ent'-rt lined that the flames would soon be extinguished. The hurdling of the hose delayed operations for a while, and aji u for- ~ 1 ~ "" ■ = tunale suggestion being made by “somebody” that UTT.U the fire could be better reached from the rear of the ^ ’ hotel, the hose, after some further ileley in getting the In Milledgeville on November 22d, 1872, sud- doors open, was taken thiough store No. 1 to tt rear ! denly of heartdisease. Mrs. CHARLOTTE S Dag when it was found that the fire could not bo r. . • j ge.TT, aged fifty-eight years—beloved by her In the meantime the fire was rapidly spreading, and j neighbors and acquaintances for her many Chris soon reached the roof. It was then evident that the I tian virtue*. Sho was a nativa of Ogdenshcrg goods. I here were five stores under the hotel—two | C0 a ceasea H or tnat uty. family groceries, one millinery and two dry goods— ^ the tire originating in the centre store. I _ _ THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRE A CAAD. Remains a mystery. The general opinion is that it 1 . ‘ „ " 0 .s™" ^Harrtlwaider! in quelling was tlie work of an incendiary, nn.P that our City j ttnkTwhT. ^ pat^ffid^ Jr ^ Fathers ougbL to investigate the matter thoroughly. THE CHURCHES ON FIRE The sky was dark and , patiently did their doty, some came directly under my notice whom I wish to mention, vis: i Messrs. Staley, Sherlock, Monday, Hayne, Orme I threatening, and while the i 0,vu , n8 «®d G- Enawine, also, our excellent Ex-Mayor roof of the hotel was burning the wind v.-.-s high,|®* m '*' Waiker. I most not forget my colored friends blowing from the north-west, sending tlie sparks upon 1 — - theehurchee. The roofs of the Presbyterian. Me,-ho-1 ^ Engine “right manfal Anot ALEXA- It. At th- Large Stock of T .'<!< Milledgeville, Ga..N< tVoodr These Buggies kno.v, CORD—are offered for exoept by Mr. W. W. Repositories at Macon i a g'iod Buggy that, wi 1 ami last longer than air Stata, can get hem a Woodruff. Nov. l'Jth, IS72. The Great Indii.lt Being an historiml .-i ami perfection of the chi Irj^nyHoruccGret. ... Let John B Gough, I'iiiiip Rip . Albert Brisbane, Rev E I writers upon political and si Manufacturers, etc., et Hartford; J B Burr an copies of the above !.. and will send a copy p will send us six subscri with cash ($12), of sOVES, HTOAE. INN. - kt t Cutlery at f) MILLER Sc CO’S. 1872. 18 2t. lK)*gies. —WOODRUFF CON- ■ where in the State, itnr>* at his Carriage liiu, Gu. All who want j a r ■ 1 u=age, run lighter, y Buggy used In the >n and Griffiu, of Mr. 17 lm. the Iiiilcd Stillest of the origin, growth, “trial arts of this coun- , Case, Edward Howland, T B I’erkins, J B Lyman, llall, and other eminent d siu-ial economy. Mechanics, With above 5IH) lliustrutions; Hyde, 1872. We have a few d-ome book, of 1300 pages, (age paid, to any person who . . .- to the Ekmv'Jc Recorder t lud Report of the Committee of Machin ists, Georgia State Pair, IS72. 'he J’utc Art Department- To the ISuperintt nth. Sir: our committee tr tion of the different l wit: “Singer” Sew Machines, “Domt-st Shuttle” Sewing Mm the Singer for Manufi mechanical action, a The Domestic as in its Mechanical no aud finish of the llow (Signe Nov. 12, 1872. ion the mechanical ac- .-ubmitted to them, to il is. Howe” Sewing . g Machines, “Home . , ive to report: That u poses is the best in its .Machine in the t tonsider the variety ; i ,.l ENTS Superior. t’. HECK, V. HUSTLER. .DU AUD PARSONS. J6tf. Flour Has Advanced, But to be had (’heap at CONN’S. Building Vlntcriitl. In another column w ill be found the advertisement of one of the most extensive manufactories of doers sash and blinds in the Southern States. As the ar ticles are in daily demand by our best citizens, we recommend ail who contemplate improving their homes or places ot business, to send for circular and price list of these artie!. , together with the prices of builder’s hardware, marble mantle pieces. French and American window gla: Street, Charleston, So Newell’s fin]] I W e are gratified t 6teps to re-build tin ground Saturday t estimates. This hn he rc-bui i learn that Hull. Cot l.iig lneusu “Who ever doth trade at Qt inn’s. With a good bargain ends, From a fine fdik-du ss ; it. All the finest of fabrics ma< For both ladies aud gen’.s, QriNN’«. And who oftest doth trad GAINS Wio- O. such was the As she woke her soft b: thing t And she harped still in r string And joy o’er my » o . .i.» While she praisi nr "ting-a-ling- 1 rig Gentlemen's Fine I “How unfortunan should be burned, just setting in strong, from ever; the return of the Capita., on every side. W throughout the State; Do tuis respect have any w ■ people of Georgi they shall net suffer fin • it dations, for with a reasons! more magnificent siructu: c the old site. Most of the Merchants bui have obtaiued stores and again. P. Toale, 20 Hayne apt. Newell ie taking : i actors were on the •"rents and making •Is Ci.ine A. c 1 one begins! paper of pins, jins . lids Cline & : heart did sing most beautiful upon the same ...utle did fling •i inn with her dist and Episcopal churches were each on fire at differ ent times, bnt were promptly extinguished. Rev Mr Jarrell, pastor of the Methodist Church, lams ceriding the roof of that church and putting out the fire. NEWELL’S HALL. When tbe fire reached Newell’s Hu" to the north ward, tbe engine was again brought into r.-mi .tion The hose was taken to the lop of the adjoining in.;: ing (Miller's) and a stream of water was ct,' ■ u,,!y poured upon Newell’s Hal!, not in time, however to nave that bui'ding. Tim colored men -: , • ; by jpe brakes with tireless energy, aud to them are v • main ly indebted for the checking of tlie lire at this point. They deserve credit and receive it on every hand. The two stores in this building were oc-npied by Messrs. Thomas <fc Saufoid and Windsor .V Lamar who succeeded in saving most of tin-ir g . Is from iho fire, but sonie were damaged and si ne set or -tr,!en. They were insured. We are glad to that N- w ell’s llall will be rebuilt at an early day. THE LOSS. The loss in buildings ie about §75 (M’li, We earn that the Milledgeville Hotel wa.- insured lor ftlti.ia;,! and Newell s Hall for $3,(HU). The losses of the merchants were about a |, ' I. I],rnion Sr. Co., whole dock, f' Mrs Holdridge, Miliineiy, §8,000; U W I; ... no insurance; J K Daniel, almost entire - . 1 no insurance ; il Adler. $2,5011. i t;Jjna.- ... ; between §1,000 and$2,000; Windsor &. Lamar Pittman Sc Holder. Bar Room and Billiard Saloon } v‘H!, Messrs. Callaway A: Trice Many other merchants, apprehensive that th- would reach them, moved out their goods und sustain ed more or less loss. A TIME OF SUSPENSE AND ANXIETY. When the ceiling fell in, accompanied by an exp! sion, in the store of G. W. Haas, seve; al persons were known to be inside. One, then another came rushing out, aud a little later a third (Mr. Lyman Compton.) fin- in his hair aud on his clothing, his face blackened t i the cinders and smoke. Fortunately lie was i ot mu, hurt. This.was in the front; others escaped by the rear, among tnein Mr. M Joel, who was badly burned and hurt by the falling timbers. Mr. Haas (md otic narrowly escaped death. At least one man was seen to struggle in the flames and fall; but who was hi ' no one could tell! And now a feeling of horrible sus pense and anxiety spread rapidly over the town—and enquiries for loved ones were made everywhere. Ii was rumored that this one, that one and another were burned to death—that three or more person- had per ished in the flames. MR. JAMES COVEY. " After several hours it was satisfactor y ascertained that only one man had perished, viz: Mr. James Co vey. His heart and a few of his bones (the balance of his body being consumed to ashes) were taken from the ruins. He was a bcd of Mi Joshua Covey, was about 21 years of age and was engaged in merehau diziug in another portion of the city. He was helping Mr. Haas save his goods, and had just returned from the Presbyterian Church, where he assisted in quelling the flames. The following has been suggested to us : HONORABLE MENTION. In extinguishing the fire and saving property, if is but, an net of justice to bring to public notice those per sona who weie most zealous in the good work. U e are pleased to mention the following: Messrs. Cbnpel Owens. E Bayne, S Walker, B Herty, J Sherlock, Dr L Harris C Munday, Geo Zenomine, () Miller, O Ar nold, E Crowley, PFair, Col M Grieve. P Ferrell. Hr Case, F Skinner, Dr Edwards, Miller Edwards, John Orme, Dr. White. Among those most conspicuous, we must mention the names of the lamented James Covey, Lyrnau Compton, and Myer Joel, Orme, Bayne. Dr. Harris, Joseph Staley, James Sherlock, Clmpel Owens, S Walker and Judge White. Too much praise cannot be awarded to Mr Sherlock for the cool and excellent judgment ar.d energy displayed by him aud hie able assistants I he colored people also deserve the thanks of our citizens for their excel lent and efficient service. They all did well, and vve regret that we cannot mention by name more than wo do. The following, deserve particular notice, viz: Bob Hammond, Win PaiDe, John Davis and Burley Harris. By the exertions of Bird Ferrell, Hi try Harrison and lleury Ball, under the direction ot Mi -srs Sher lock. McAdoo, Orme, Bayne, and Dr White, the Presbyterian Church was certainly saved troui des truction. i who came ;■ tcoret to my assistance, and worked illy,” truly, they “fought no bly.” If my assistance can secure them tbe “Engine they shall have it. OTTO MILLER. A CARS. With many thanks to the friends who have so kindly suggested me for Ordinary, I must most respectfully decline to allow my name to be used iu that convention, but would suggest to those suj porting me, my friend Capt- D. B. Sanford, as tbe man for tho placo and worthy of their earnest support WALTER PAINE. Milledgeville, Nov 25. A CARD. The un ’ersigned has saved a considerable part f Ids stock of Groceries from the fire and has more ] on the wav. some already at the depot. He hag i opened a^ain in the east part of the Masonic Hall | building adjoining P. M. Compton's store where ; he hopes his former friends and customers will I call on him. GEORGE HAAS. Milledgeville Nov. 2G. <!o to Mrs, Ilohlridge's for tlie cheapest lot of goods •ver offered in this market, all new and opened to day. Card of Thanks. We return nur sincere thanks to each and every one • •; cur Iricnds, both white and colored, for their valua- !•• airi timely assistance in the removal of our goods on tlie night of the lire, Nov. 21st. 1872. All acted so uobly that we wilt not discriminate by mentioning names, but will ever remember them with grateful hearts. , Respectfully, THOMAS Sc SANDFORD: A CARD. ; The undersigned hereby returns bis heartfelt ; thanks to his feilow-citizens who rendered prompt assistance to him, and evinced kind sympathy | with him, during the trying and calamitous period ; oi our great tire in tuis city on Friday morning i last, JOHN M- CLARK. Milledgeville, Nov. 25th, 1872. Those iudebted to the firms of n. W. Thomas Sc Co., and Lanterman Sc Thomas, are requested to call on Thomas Sc Sanford, Caraker’s Building, and settle their notes anil accounts. We have been indulgent to you. aud now we need money and must have it- Respectfully, LANTERMAN Sc THOMAS. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Chicago, Boston and Milledgeville. -:0:- THOMAS & S AST FORD Have been burned out but not broke. They will Re-opcn tlie Milledgeville Cheap Store’ 1 DURING THE WEEK, * la the Store occupied by W. & J* Caraker, Wayac Street) Where they will keep a large stock of DR1T GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Notions, 4c., WHICH THEY WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Give us a call, be convinced and buy your Goods. Thanking our friends for past patronage, we ask a continuance of the same. Respectfully, Milledgeville, Nov. *26, IS72. THOMAS & SANFORD, 18 tf Notice Having been burned out and sustaining some losses by the late fire, and change in our placsof business, it will lequire some time to collect the amount of our loss by lire from the Insurance Companies, and the change will necessarily reduce the amount of our sules. We will thereby be pushed for money unless those indebted to us come up immediately and settle as wo have bills maturing very rapidly. So please call at VV Sc J Caraker'a Store, Wayne Street, and settle. Respectfully, THOMAS Sc SANDFORD. Rags! Rags! Rags! riJIJH HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR 1 Rags at JAItKATT fl, In building formerly occupied by Federal Uuiou Office. OILS 50 cents per gallon, constantly ou band- Sept 17,1872. 8 3m ANNOVNCB MB NTS. Tor County Treasurer. E. J- WHITE announces himself as a candidate for TREASURER of the county of Baldwin, sub ject to a nomination by the Democratic conven- H we have omitted to mention the name of any w o |' tl0n _ on first Wednesday, 4th of December prox. rendered efficient service, it is only be^austi where *o ^ J r many were engaged it was impossible to remember ! Nov. 23, ]S72. 18 2t. ail, and any such omission will herealler be cheerfudy | supplied. Mrs. Holdridge is now receiving a great vnri-ty o new goods at the old stand of Mrs. Leikiua. Dr. dnrnd’e filniveranl Plow. On Thursday last we saw the strength of this plow tested, by Mr. James Sherlock, agent. He had two of Cal. Johnson s large, strong males (18 hands high) hitched to the plow, and three men pressed it into the ground. A furrow ten inches deep and eight inches wide was ploughed, and the ground (back of the store of Mr. Gause) was almost as hard as a brick. This patent plough stock weighs only eighteen pounds and its great strength is proven by the above test. For lightness, strength, durability and cheapness it cm un >t be excelled. Tue stock is so made tiiat any kind of a plowshare can be attached, iu a moment, without tbe moving of a tap. We are pleased to learn that fhi3 plow is meeting with great success and bids fair to become, whet it" name indicates, the universal plow. We congra'.ulato our fellow citizen. Dr. Snead, on inventing a plow tiiat supplies the wants of the farmer; and take pleasure in recommending his agents, Messi s. Sherlock ntr Echols, to the public. For Marshal. We are authorized to announce the name of SEA BORN CONE as a candidate for MARSHAL at the snauing City election. Milledgeville, Nov. 11th, 1872. ]6tde* For Marshal. W e are authorized to announce the name of T. W. TUTTLE, as a candidate for MARSHAL at the ensuing city election. Milledgeville, Ga , Nov. 19th, 1872. 17 tde. For Tax Collector. We announce the name of JOHN STEMBRIDGE as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR of Baldwin county, at the ensuing election in January next—sub ject tothe Democratic nomination. MANY VOTERS. Nov 18,1872. 17 3t New opening of Millinery and Fancy Goods at store of Mrs Holdridge will be announced scull. N vanquished yet. FRESH STOCK OF DZLBSS GOODS AND EHAWu Opening this week AT THE AUGUSTA SSOKTq At prices much lower than ever, BUC2E WHEAT AND GOSHEN BUTTED. lfi 3t At CONN’S For Tax Collector. ; We are authorized to announce the name of L. N. ! CALAWAY as a candidate for re-election to tbe office (of ’1AX COLLECTOR at the election in January , ext—subject to the Democratic Domination. Nor. 18th, 1872. 17 tde. Receiver of Tax Teturns. The friend*of GEORG^E W. CARAKER, announce s name- as a Candidate for the OFFICE OF RE FIVER OF TAX RETURNS of Baldwin county, I 'e i t tc the nomination of the Democratic party. For Marshal. We are authorized to announce the name of JOHN it. FAIR as a candidate for re-election to the office i MARSHAL. Election fiist Satuiday in December. Nov. 26th. 1872. 18 2t. sat Frank land’s. eville note] Me. whoa the tine was tn. r; of tiie State, for ■ exclamation we hear say to our friends let our misfortune in against us, fur it the ■ire of tee Capital, id of lintel accijinnio- hoiie of the Capital, a •ver will eoou rise on t. at the late fire eady for business i] to keep .s Co Chui Loafers are ref leigovillo Hotel. They in —The convent ion to no offices will be iu-id ou \\ i —The funeral of Mr. . temooa from the Methc tended. —Rev A J Jarrell left on M. Conference which meets in Ath sent about ten days. —We learn that tbe old paired aud opened for boa —We are glad to say t! who we spoke ot in uur ! with Glasoo Cary in <■"••: t 4 came out with flying mum - ,y.-A w staiued. Justice 1'ail •' ' 1 away from the Mil- ;i:t get a brick on their hats. •_.Hr candidates for county iii. r lay next, 4tb proximo. ■ey on Sunday nf- cn was largely at- iv afternoon for the lie will be ab- Tbouiai «V Sanford, nave moved their goods to the store of IV. & J. Caraker, and are ready for business ngaiu. We are glad to Lave such clever fellows for neighbors, and trust that they will soon recover from lli= mis fortunes of the fire. They are worthy and energet ic youDg men, and deserve success. We fcc-spcuk for them a liberal patronage. They will not be behind any house in the city in offering induce' For Tax Receiver, We are authorized to announce the name of A. O. JEFFERS as acandidato for RECEIVER OF TAX 12K l URNS—subject to the Democratic nomination on • first Wednesday in December. November 26th, 1872. 18 2tpd City Election. COUNCIL CHAMBER. ? City of Milledgeville, Nov. 25,1872. J ORDERED, That an election will be held in said •ity for the offices of Mayor aod six Aldermen, and meets to purchasers. They are determined to “ell I ; " k an d Marshal of the same, on .Saturday, Decem- ! her 7th, 1872. P. FAIR, Clerk as cheap as the cheapest. Read their advertise ment in this paper—and go and see them in thier new quarters. If you owe them anything becer tain not to stay away on that account. Something New. Nov 26,1872. Boarding House O N account of the destruction of the Milledgeville Hotel by fire I have opiened my bouse for the ao- j uommodatiou of Boarders—transient and regular. M. E. EDWARDS. I Milledgeville, Nov 23,1872. 18 tf bouDd Glast-o over to appear at the next term of our Superior Court. 0**ir E. Ringlnnd. Messrs. VVannamaker & Brown, of Georgia, Baldwin county, Philadelphia, (the largest Clothing; . Y „ EKEM ,Spw'i. House in America) have appointed W. ’ * me forlettemof Administration on the estate ot tt, t-, i u _ - \ a - ■ | Mrs. Charlotte S Daggett, late of said couctv, dec’d E. J? ItANKLAND tneir SOlC Agent in i lids i- to cite all and singular, the creditors and kiu- Milledireville. j dred of deceased to appear at said court, at the Jan- ° c . . , . , , nary Term 1873, to show cause if any exists, why said It IS reiresning to examine the beau- S. B Brown, should not receive letter* of Admiuistra- tiful and immense lot of samples of'^“tto^^ember^ 7 ^ “ d ^ of All Wool Cloths and Cassimeres m.r. bell, Ordinary b. c. now exposed for inspect on. I Xov,26th ’ 1872 ' 18 lm Gentlemen, youths or children s'! NOTICE. . , Coflt8, Jackets, Pants, \ ests, or J Uii | STRAYED from my place Dear No. 13, Central plicated gujts made to measure, anu warrant-jO Kaiiroad on Suuiay last, one dark bay 11 •»*■. Joseph, j ‘ HOUSE ML7LE, between the age of five and eix years t.ieir ukirts un- i ©J tO lit. ! with a white ring around one of hid front feet. Any cycioths or Cassimeres supplied 1 " ;i '- h rivin e uieanyintormationoflnm, or taking him up ; will bd liberally rewarded. Address me at Tenmlle No. by the yard when desired. jl^^entralBaUroad. Georgia. Call on Frankland at once, then, dcComb Hotel is to be re- *r pabe Sp,ivk> and Henry b«dL£ implicated •- g o la fioia Mr. Joseph, .tad wi / their ukirts un- ud Henry and 8 Q <3 8 A C h c 02 S3 a Oi F—i o H { 3 o Oi Oi s O fi STOCK OF 0S th u A o B j "ex, tt - U o 1 & Oi -o C/Q AND HAV: C ae UN PS <5 il j ◄ D CO £> 1 1 1 O * £ a o fcJD tf K H xn m s H H H i i 0) 0 e t* Oi s—, A m M * C* GREAT BARGAINS —AT THE— M Y stock consists of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAFS, and every thing usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store. My goods were bought late after a great decline in the Market, hence I can sell goods much cheaper than those who bought early is tbe season. I extend an invitation to everybody to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced that I am offering GREAT BARGAINS- My Motto is “Quick Sales and Small Profits." H \ 1JT 1?T? I At his Old Stand . \ I / IJ I t JlY, j in Washington Hall. OP'Look for the sign of the “New York Store,” aud call it yon wish good articles at Low Prices. Milledgeville, Nov. 27,1872. 13 3m J. B. ROSS & S. T. COLEMAN. Retail Department. W E would respectfully call the attention of the citizens of BALDWIN, JONES, JASPER and PUTNAM oouuties, to our ample preparatious for the Fall and Winter Trade, and to assure them that we have spared no pains or labor to make our present stock, the largest, best and cheapest selection of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, It has ever been our pleasure to have offered the public. In Ladies Dress Goods, We have everything new and stylish, in shade and fabric. We have just opened a superb Stock of Black Silk Velvets and Drab De Ete, Velvetteens jo Black and Colors, for Cloaks, Sacqoes, Basques and Palonnar’s Samples sent OD>pplieation. PATTERNS FURNISHED IF DESIRED, (Bust measures should bo given if these are wanted) We have just opened from the importer a handsome Stock of BLACK SILKS In TAFFETAS, GUOS GRAIN aod CACHEMIRE, which we guarantee a Superier Article in every grade. Our genuine “GRAND DUCHESSE” ALPACCA in JET. BRILLIANTINE and LUSTRE are without pepr or rival in any Market. We have also, a full hue of Colors in the Celebrated PEB1XOT RIII GLOVE* in one aud two buttons, which we unhesitatingly recommend as the best imported French Kid Glove iu the Market. Parcels Delivered at any of the Hotels or Depot, FREE. fall on, or Order of J. B. Ross *y S. T. Coleman, Nov. 12, 1872. 16 3m. MAO OX. O- A . THOMAS WOOD, Next to Lanier House, Macon, Ga. DEALER IN E. Rhigland, is now with Xovemher 22d, 1872. 18 2t. A. 8. BARNES. Our friend Mr. Ossm x- xuugianu, is uu*r m.n , McCabe, Costello A Daly, wholesale and retail stylish suits made up for yOUFSbii ;l I)d dealers in Dry Goods, Au-Mta, Ga. Mr. R. will your boys, send samples and prices to any of his old frieudi in Baldwin, who may wish to rn^ke purchases in the dry gouds liuc, aud will take pleasure in wait ing on any who may visit th it city. Osai© is ft clever fellow aud will 4, do the right.” See Cftrf in bis paper !?^f t i. th . e :i s ° od a. you it. E. McRE YNOLDS, Look oat for the Greeley hat at tfn. HoMridgeV C AN be found in his office over Caraker’s Store at all times, wbere he will take great pleasure Another lot of those fine English Guns just received ; iu ( waiti,lg T? a ?, 1 , who “7 favor himwith their kind ® 7 . patronage, aud will guarantee satisfaction in all opera- it JOSEPH 8fAL£V ? S, itious. Milled*erille, Nor. 19th, 1871. 17 tf Sept 17,1872. 8 3m. FINE FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MATRESSES, BEDSTEADS, and SPRING BEDS. PARLOR SUITES, in Plush Hair, Cloth and Reps. BED-ROOM 8UITES in great vari.ty, Marble and Wood Top8- CARPETS. A FINE assortment of Brussels, Tapestries, 3 ply, 2 ply, Wool Dutch, Cottage and Hemp Rugs, Mat. and Drwurets Nottingham Lace Cnrtaios, Lambrequins, made to order in any style W inflow Shades, Wall Pa per, Oil Cloths, (table and floor) Matting, etc., etc. All the above at exceedingly low prices. FISK’S Patent Metallic Burial Cases ami Caskets, the best invention known for prererving the dead. Also, SELF-SEALING Metalic Cases anfl Caskets (two patents) elegantly finished and handsomest in tbe market Coffins and Caskets in Rosewood, Malioganv, B.ack \\ alnot. Cedar and common woods. All at greatly reduced prices. CALL AND SEE. I keep a full assortment of all goods m my line. November 5th, 1872. 15 3m. LOST O N the night of the fire one Memorandum book one half inch thick, and about 6 inches square, written in pencil with onr name on fly leaf. Any one returning inns will be liberally rewarded by OTTO MILLER & CO. Milledgeville, Not. 25. It. VO RIOT. Two large comfortable rooms in a house on K cock street. There are fire places in both roo Enquire at THISOFFICI Job Work neatly executed at this office. & mm Great Attractions! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS! Prices to Suit Everybody! Once more we call the attention of the Public to the great reductions we have just made in the prices of the following goods, in order to make room for an entire new stock whieh we are eonstantly receiving: Extra Double-face Black Alpaoeas reduced to 35e. Extra de do 40e# Fine heavy Bnlfale braid de 45 to 50e. Fine Black do de <0, 65 k 75c. Extra Silk Finish Mohair at 90c. reduced from $1 00. Extra Silk finish Mohair at $1 09, reduced from $1 25. Good quality Black Silk at $1 50. Extra quality Heavy Black Silk, $1 90. Extra heavy Lyons gros grain Silk, $2 25. Extra heavy Lyons gros grain Silk at $2 75# Ifc^Those are all imported goods and warranted all silk. ill wool Empress Cloths, all colors, 50c per yard. Heavy Wool Reps, do 40e per yard. Large Assortment Plaid and Plain Poplins, 25c per yard. vI^Large stock of Shawls and Balmorals at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Brown Table Damask, all linen, 40c per yard. Half bleached Damask, all linen, 60c per yard. Full bleached Damask, all linen, 75c per yard. Full Bleached Snow Drop Satin Damask, SI 00 per yard. Full assortment WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, marked down to prices to suit the times. Also a full and complete assortment of GLOVES, CORSETS, HOSIERY aud NOTIONS, which all are invited to come and see for themselves, and if the goods suit “ the prices shall.” The Great Boston Fire Has had no effect on our Shoe Department, as we were fortnnata enough to have a large stock on hand. We will continue to sell them as cheap as ever, or a little cheaper. CLINE & auirci*, AUGUST! Milledgeville, Nov. 20,1872. FALL A AD WINTER Millinery, Dress Goods, Fancy AND All the Novelties of the Season. :0: MRS. P. A. L IN D R U M Has just returned from New York where she purchased a laTgc and beantifm! assortment of MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c- Sea., which are now arriving, aud which she is able to bull at lower prices than ever before* BONNETS, HATS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS &c., Solected with great care fro.-n the latest and prettiest Styles, and for beauty and richness surpass anything ever brought to tbiB market. She was very fortunate in the purchase of eome very handsome h rench flowers, which she can sell at astonishing tow prices. DHJE3SS GOODS. She invites the ladies to call and examine her Dress Goods, consisting of Silks, British Lostra, Sateens, Poplins, Merinoe, Empress Cloths, Opera Cloths of all shades and colors- LARGE STOCK OF Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Hosiery. Hair Work of all Kinds, A General Assortment of Toilet Articles, Stationery and Jewelry ef nil Kinds. DOILBS ATVm XAPSIXB. PINS, NEEDLES, and SEWING COTTON of all kinds. THOMPSON’S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS Sash Ribbons at low prices, Queen Bess Ruffling, Old Ladies Caps, de. She has the Agency of E. BUTTERICK Sc CO’S., Celebrated pattern^ and can supply ladies with patten. of all kinds at from 5 cent. up. Her opening will take place m a few day. of whieh notice will be given. DRESS MAKING. MISS HOPKINS is still with me prepared to do Dress Making in the latest styles, and invite, her friends from Hancock aud Jefferson to give her a call Milledgeville, Ga.,Oct. 1872, 11 Citation by the Ordinary. GEORGIA, Bulloch County. To all whom it may Concern. W IEREAS, John Cromley of said State and county, applies to the Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of Ira Cromley deceased, late of said county. TheM are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office at Statesboro’on the first Monday id JANUARY next, and show cause if any, why letter, of administration on estate of said deceased, should not issne to the applicant. Given under my hand and.oflicial signa ture, C. A. SORRIER, Ordinary. November 4th, 1872. 17 lm * NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! Cheaper Thai Ever 1! ,* F OR the next MIX WBBKS at his gallery In Milledgeville, X. W. HURT, Will take PHOTOGRAPHS at $3 per dozen, and will furnish exqaiate likiaaess. in 8 by 10 inch Race- weed Frames at raly B3!! Oet*, 18T*. 15 Tt