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$1 n i on & J11 c o r b t r. Rates of Subscription. 1 copy oae year, |2 CO Thres copies, one year 5 00 Kir? " 8 n " WEDNESDAY, December 4, 1872. DOCAIj. SJSY, Trn const, Coaler in Provisions, Groceries. Fruits, Toys Confectionery. Can Grcous. etc, S’ - CHEAP FOR CASH. MMedgeville, Aug. 20, 1S72. 4 6m gp Payment for all advertisements is due at any time after the first insertion unless otherwise specially agreed upon. All job work is cash. Announcements for office mast be paid for in advance. The (irrul indialrim of liie I'nitcd Slalom dicing an historical summary of the origin, growth, and perfection of the chief Industrial arts of this conn- Wy by Horace Greeley, Leon Case, Edward Howland, JohnBGough,Philip Ripley,TBPerkins, JBLyman, Albert Brisbane, Rev E E Hall, and other eminent wr i;ers upon political and social economy, Mechanics, Manufacturers. < tc., i tc. V. itli above 500 Illustrations-, Hartford; JB Bun and Hyde, 1872. We have a few oopic-- pfthe above handsome book, of 1300 pages, -5 will send a <-.,py p stage paid, to any person who rid send us •jtli cash 'i\ Uj-cribers to the Union & Recorder To Arrive at TsSillcr’s, Ti-e largi st Stock Etiglieh double Gnns oyer offered In the city. Hilledgeville, Ga., Nov. 2f>th. 1872. 182t. Mrs. Iloldridge is now receiving a groat variety of now goods at the old stand of Mrs. Leikins. Ole Bull will give one grand con cert at Senate Hall, Milledgeville, Thursday evening, December 5. Jlrfomb field. Since the destruction of the large brick Hotel building by the great fire in our city of the 2vd uit., the Me Co MB boys have gone to work ener getically at putting the oid Miiledgevillo Hotel building in a state of thorough repair. In a very f*w days it will be thoroughly renovated, com pletely provided with new furniture, and will be conducted in a stylo amply satisfactory to the traveling public. Its patrons will want no better accommodations than they will find in the old Ho. tel under the management of the McComb broth ers. Polite attention to guests, moderate in charges, and thoroughly experienced in the busi ness, they wiil be stare to please. In the mean time the work of rebuilding the mammoth brick hotel wiil be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. Another Fire. On last Friday morning, about 4 o'clock, a small wooden building near the Tobacco Factory, was de stroyed by fire. A considerable amount of tobacco, manufactured and in the leaf, was stored in this Louse, ell of which was cousumed. Mr. J. P. Sweaney es timates his loss in tobacco at $2,500. Tlie building, wo believe, was the property of Mr. R. A. McComb hfr. Sweaney informs us that there hud been no fire in tb.a house, that a window was broken open, and be has no doubt the burning was the woik of an incendi ary. He also has reason to believe that an attempt was made tv' ft o the main bunding. 1^" Sec \V. E. Frackland’s advertisement in an other column. In it he calls rpecial attention to Boots, Bhoes, Fine Hats, Fine Socks, and Fine CL thing made to order. We published in rim Union At Recorder of October ICth, a letter from Dr. Holloway of London, England exposing the fraud of tiie New York Chemi al Co., i» pretending to manufacture and sell his medicines. We sent him a copy of our paper eontaining tho letter, and on the 28th ult., received a kind letter from him enclosing draft in payment. We sent out a great many accoutts nearer home previous to that date, from which we have as yet heard nothing. As an evidence of our appreciation of the prompt- neesof Mr. Hoiloway, wo give him ‘.lie benefit of the following, which snows that the press ure beginning to fiaa out that the X. V. Chemical Co. is a humbug. A Card to the Newspaper I*re»». The following paragraph appeared in Sir. G. W. Hairiet'a Paper, the ’)■ rot ■ 1 I ntilntor, Decotoh, Iowa, U. S., of the .3rd October, 1872 :— “flumbugn Expewd. “The Maideu Lane Cii -niical Company, New York, having refused to pay ns for their nuvertisii g we art- led to Ihe belie) that a.: Air Holloway says is true.aud that tiiis Maiden Company is nut as virtuous as it should be. “Brethren of the press, beware of this concern.” Ceaaly OHrm. By a resnu'tion adopted r.t a meeting of fl Democratic party of Baldwin county, tho first Wednesday in December (to day) was fixed as the time for selecting candidates for county offices.— There aro a large number of candidates in the field, and Wo learn a majority of them are opposed to making nominations, profering a "free fight” in January. The meeting to-day will decide the question. Go to Mrs, Holdridge’s for tiie cheapest lot of goods e ver offered in tins market, all new auj) opened to-day. Wc have received from tho Musical Emporium ofWossrs- Guilford, Wood & Co., of Macon, the following pieces of Music for which wa return thanks : “Mother bear me to tho Window" “Mcliie Darling. - ’ “Visette Valse.” “Morning in the Highlands.” Any order for music sent to tho above house will receive prompt attention. The Fpi asoolic. This disease Las teachod this place, the horsos in town have it. Nearly all Died—In this city on the night of the 29th nit, Mr. John Teeiiug, son of Mr. Henry 'feeling, aged about JO years. lie wati a pruxntoiuj£ young man, and his death is a severe blow to his parents, who for more than a year past have watched with tender solicitude hit declining health, and used every means in their |K>wer to stay tho progress of that terrible disease— oomaamptk’O. CitAWi'oitnviLLE. Ga., March 31.1370. Messrs J. H. Z-ileu &. Co.—Gents ; I am di rected by my uncle, lion. Alexander H. .Stephens, to say to you that Lo is inclined to believe tha- be has derive^ some ben tit from the use of SIM MONS' L1VEli REGULATOR, and that he wish 6* to give it a further tria‘. You will therefore please gend to fits address two more bottles by ex press C. O. D. Rags Ka< s Rags T he highest market price paid for Rags at J A K ss A T T S, In building formerly occupied bv Federal Union Office. OILS 50 centd per gaiiou, constantly oil uaud- 8*pt 17,1872. 8 3in DIES, Of disease of the heart on *he 22nd nit Mrs. Cu a RLoTTt. Daggitt. In the death of tliia truly ts- ti in able lady, out city h:« met with a t r re&t Jo.se, and in the church of her early adaption nnd love, her place can never he fi!h d. Pogdeaecd of a mind of uncommon order; which she never erased to cultivate, almost to the last moment of hor existence; of a heart &in£u!ar!y pure and guileless; and a character entirely free from reproach, her aociUy could not be otherwise tlian a great aeqaisilion to those who had the pleasure of her acaaaintaiice. To excellent qualities which ebe haa naturally; and which constant culture had refined; her Heavenly Father l.adatldcoi die gift of religion, in the highest and largest sen?e of the term. In her. that faith which ii “necessary unto salvation,’* shone bright ly, and with an ever increasing radiance even unto the end. Ip connection with this, she possessed that chari ty which the Apoetie lead** us to believe is the crowning virtue of the Christian faith. Over the faults and foibles of others, she ever cast that “broad man tle." Never allowing herself to do wrong, she was ever ready with all genilcm-ss to excuse it in others. Her generosity wa.* unbounded; giving quietly without hope or desire of reward. Having ample means, she denied herself that she might bestow largely upon her church. r I he poor, of whatever race, lank or denomi nation, have cause t > ble^B her name. Hiving quietly, she lias ss quietly passed away. Going through the “datk vaileyf* she leaned upon the game staff w hich had upheld her over life's thorny pathway. Crossing the **paiec«jhJ river; 5 ’ the same Pilot was at the helm who had guided her boat on the ocean of life. Leav ing earth, with the lurid glare of the incendiary's torch upon her mortal remains: eho entered Heaven with the silvery light of the OleHtrial City upon her brow. The pearly gates never opened to a purer spirit, and the "encampment of angels," never admitted a more noble companion. C. M. C. COTTON MARKET. The following is the market ripoit of Decembers: Liverpool.—Middlings 9£d. New York—Middlings 19}. Savannah—Middlings 18}. Charleston.—Middlings 18}. Aogusta—Middlings 17$. Mi llkdgk vu.ee—Middlings 17}. Gold 13}. AiXNO DNCE MEVT3. For Mayor. Wd are antborized to auDonnee SAMUEL WALKER m a candidate for MAYOR at the city election on Saturday next. Milledgeville, Dee , 2d, 1872. 19 It. For Mayor. DR. HERTY is the people's candidate for MAY'- OR. He means reform and good government for the city. Milledgeville Dec., 2d 1872. 19 It. SENATE IIALL. -0- the w 2SK. T. S.. •TTrarJlSUStli Respectfully announces the appearance of WORLD-RENOW ED ORE AT VIOLINIST, » T7 f T In One Grand Concert, TSUXLSXYAV, December 5th, ASSISTED LY Miss GRAZIELLA R1DGWAY. SIGNOR FARRANTI, Barritono Comic, Mr. J. N. PATTXSON. o Admission. $1; Reserved Seats. 5D cents ex tra—to be obtained, on and after December 3rd, at B R. HERTY’S “Live Drug St ere.” Concert will comtueuce at 8 o'clock. The Grand Piano used at these Concerts is from the celebrated manufactory of Messrs. Wm. Knack &, Co., of Baltimore. Milledgeville, Ga . Dec. 3, 1 R 72. I N addition to my very large stock of well 6eic-cted & JSLioes all of which are warranted, I invite special attention to a nice lino of Gentlemen's sad Beys’ Fine Hats, and the best line of Gents and TToath’s English Socks to bo found in this market. * I have been appointed Sole Asm’, for the sale of Messrs. WANAMAKER A. BROWN S Matchless T, C ffl Sa? wJ W *■ IT G- For Gentlemen, Youths, Soys an ft Children. Tins is the LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA, and as their Agent J offer advantages un excelled by any city North or South. Cali and see for yourself. O 8 ”Perfect satisfaetkn guaranteed in eve ry iimtance. £Pj?”Fiije Cassimure* t v tire yard. W. \2. FKANKaiAlfl}, Opposite Aiineugoville Hotel. Dec. 3d, 1872. 19 2aa The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the country! L. R, SLYE’S mETEENin Grand Annual Distribution, Tc be Drawn Wednesday, Jan., 1st 1873. §20 0, 0 0 0, 00 $1 New op oning of Millinery and Fancy Goods at the ■rtere ot Mrs Iloldridge will bo announced euou. Not vanquished ' Large Stock of Table and Pocket Cutlery at OTTO MILLER So CO’S. Milledgeville, Ga., Nov. 2bih, 1872. 18 2t. I!N VALUABLE fGir'EtS ! j 10,000 la Ainericaa Gold! k 10,000 In American Silver I Five Prizes of SI.000 - f firTDniih'U'lre Ten Prizes of $500 | j UlutIlDauh5. One Span of Matched Horses, with Family Car riage and Silver-Mountc-d Harness, worth SI,500 | Fire llorner A It::ggics. vvjtli t-ilvrr-.'Iloaut- cd BlarutMN, »orlh ?<GOO fi»th! Fivo Fine-Toned Rosewood Pianos, worth §500 each! 35 Fitmilv Sewing VlnrhiiKS, worth 8100 cm h ! 2300 Gold and Sih-er Lever Hunting Watches (tn all,) worth from 820 to 300 each ! Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, Ac., &c. Number of Gifts 25,<i00 ! Tickets limited to 100,009, Agents Wanted to sell 3?if,!rets, to whom Liberal Fremiuma- wiil oe paid. Single Tickets $2; Six Tickets 810; Twelve Tickets $20; T went v-Five $40. Circulars containing a fall list of prizes, a de scription of the manner of drawing, and other in formation in referc-i.ce to th>- DistiiLution, will be sent to any one ordering them. Alt tetters must be addressed to MAIN OFFICE. X.. S. SINE, Eos es, 101 W. Fifth St. i )Sl n.u ra, <>. ■Woodruff Scggics. These Buggies known as the—\\ OODRCFF CON- OORD—are offered for sale no where in the State, •xoept by Mr W. W. Woodruff at ilia Carriage Repositories at Macon and Griffin, Ga. All who want a good Bnggy that will stand hard usage, run lighter, and fast longer than almost any Buggy used in the Mate, can get hem at Macon and Griffin, of Mr. Woodruff. Nov. 19th, 1872. 17 1m. Xeport of the Committee of SflCachin- ists, Georgia State iFair, 1872. To the Superintendent v] tin: rim Art Department: Sir: our committee to report npou the mechanical ac tiou of the different machines submitted to them, to- wit: “Singer” Sewing Machines, 1 Howe” Sewing Machines. “Domestic'' Sowing Machines, “Home Shuttle” Sewing Machines, beg cave to repott: That the Singer for Manufacturing purposes is the best in Us meohuutcal action, and The Hameslic as n-JKntttily .llncbinc is the REST In its Mechanical action. \\ e consider the variety and finish of the Howe A L1 AU'i i MENTS Superior. Respectfully, (Signed) J. C. PECK, W. HOSTLER, EDWARD PARSONS. Nov. 12,1372. 16 tf, M■tiding material: In another column wiil be found the advertisement of oue of the most extensive tuanufacturies of doors sash and blinds in the Southern States. As tho ar ticles are in daily demand by our best citizeus, we recommend all who coutempiati improving their homes or plaoes of business, to send for oitoalar and price list ot these nmoles, together with the prices of builder’s hardware, marble utantle pieces. French and America:, windowg'ass, etc , P. P. Tonic, 20 ilayne Stijet, Charleston, South Carolina. Another lot of those line English Guns just received At JOSEPH STALEY’S. Milledgeville, Nvv- 10th, 1872. 17 tf “Home Shuttle” Sewin? Machines. Tins is a SHUTTLE MACHINE, has the UNDER FEED, and makes the “LOCK STITCH/’ alike on both sides. It is a standard First-Class Machine, and tiie only low priced “Lock "Stitch” .Machine in the United States. Tins machine received the Diplon i at the “Fair of the two Carol;nos.” 'in the city of Charlotte, N. C., in 1871- ET’l’HE ABOVE MACHINE IS WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. A MCaetoice for Ii/otaing'! Any per-on making up a chib for 5 Machines will be piesented the sixti. unea> eotmir.—mn. AGENTS WANTED.—Superior inducements given. Libera! deductions made to Ministers of the Gospel. Send stamp for circulars and samples of sewing. Address Rev. C. H. BEKNHELM, Gen’l. Agent. Concord N. C. Dec.3,1872 19 ly To Ihe Voter* of Baldwin CoMMty irrcapcc lie* »f Political Parties i I announce myself a candidate for TAX COLLEC TOR at the ensuring January election. My politics are short: I am in favor of the exercise of Honesty, Wisdom and Justice. These are my sentiments and political principles. If I am elected I shall he thank ful; ii nut, it will be all the same. Very respect fa’!v, WM. M. GUAY. Deo 2, 1872. 19 5t For Connty Treasurer, We are authorized to announce the name of J. N. MOORE as a candidate for COUNTY TREAS URER, subject to nomination by the Democratic party. For County Treasurer. E. J - WRITE announces himself as a candidate for TREASURER of the county of Baldwin, sub ject to a nomination by the Democratic conven tion—on first Wednesday, 4th of December prox. Nov. 23,1872. 18 2t. For Marshal. Wo are authorized to announce the name of SEA BORN CONE as a candidate for MARSHAL at the ensuing City election. MiitedgeviUe, Nov. 11th, 1872. 16 tde* For Marshal. We 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 annonuce the name of JOHN STEMBRIDGE as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR of Baldwin county, at the ensuing election in January next—sub ject to the Democratic nomination. MANY VOTERS. Nov 18,1872. 17 3t For Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of L. N. CALA WAY’ as a c&udidate for re-election to the office of TAX COLLECTOR at the election in January next—subject to the Democratic nomination. % Nov. l?th, 1872. 17 tde. Receiver of Tax R turns. The friends of GEORGE VV. CARAKER, announce hisnanteasa Candidate for the OFFICE OF RE CEIVER OF TAX RETURNS of Baldwin county, subject to the nomination of tiie Democratic party. For Marshal. We are authorized to announce the name of JOHN B. FAIR as a candidate for re-election to the olfije of MARSHAL. Election first Saturday in December. Nov.2l>th, 1872. 18 2t. For Tax Receiver, Wo are authorized to announce the name of A. O. JEFFERS as acandidate for RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS—subject to the Democratic nomination on the first Wednesday in December. November 26th, 1872. 13 2tpd FIR El FIRE! FIREl - • What is the Meaning of it! Can it be possible that H. ADLER Is Sellicg Goods at and Below Cost? Yes, ’lis True. He Sells Good SHOES at 90c, worth $1 50, * Good SHOES at $1, worth $2, Good SHOES at SI 50, worth $2 25, Fine BOOTS, calf skin, at $4, worth $6, Fine BOOTS, for boys, $2 50, worth $3 25, % Fine HATS at 50c,worth SI, Fine HATS at 75c, worth Si £0, Fine HATS at SI, worth S2, Fine HATS at SI 50, worth S3, Fine HATS at S2, worth 3 25, the latest style. FXISra CASSXMEHE SUITS, At and Below Cost! Fine OVERCOATS at So, worth S9, Fine OVERCOATS, at S7, worth $12, Fine OVERCOATS at $10, worth S20. Fine Men’s Double SHAWLS at $4, worth S6, Fine Men’s Double SHAWLS at S5, worth SS, Fine Ladies SHAWLS from 90c to $5, worth from SI 50 to S9. Fine Worsted at 20c and 25c, worth from 35c to 40c, Calicoes at S and 10c, worth 12 and 15c, And in consequence of the fire I will sell my whole Stock, consisting of DRY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises, AND SURRY VARIETY OF ZTOTIOXTB, At prices so far beneath the usual prices that it will astonish all. I am now overstocked, and will sell to reduce my Stock. Call at once at 51 ADLEB’S, New York Store, Hancock St., Washington Hall. Milledgeville, Deo 4, 1872. 1» 1® A CARD, The subscribers now beg leave (after a week’s de lay from a press of engagement":) to return their sin cere thanks to their friends who so kindly volunteered their aid and rendered such effectual service in ena bling them to remove their stock of goods front their stoic en the morning of the 22d November. WINDSOR & LAMAR. Miilodgeviile, Dec. 2,1872. 19 it iMIHi SfOll Great Attractions! Card of Thanks. In the confusion, and hurry of business in arranging my goods naved from the fire, into a new store, I neg- 'euted to give a public expression of my thanks to those friends vko kindly assisted me iu saving my goods from the dames. I do so now, and none the less teivently on account of the time that has elapsed.— l will ever remember witii tiie deepest feelings of gratitude all who assisted me—both white and colored. H. ADLER. Milledgeville Dec 3d, 1872, 19 It Choice Family Groceries. GEORGE HAAS’ NEW STORE. H AVING been bamed out of iny store umler the Hotel, I have purchesed the entire 6tock uf Messrs. C. W. Gause & Co., and moved, with what I hava saved from the fire, into the Store lately occupied by Mr. Gause, where I now have on hand and expect to keep THE MOST ‘CHOICE AND COMPLETE Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES ever offered in this market. Besides the leading articles of Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Tea. Coffee, Syrup. See., See., I also have on hand Meal, Grits, Hominy, Dried Beef, White Bear.s, Fresh and Sait Fish, Oysters, Pickles, West India Fruit, Canned Fruit, and Vegetables. TOBACCO AND CIGARS- CROCKERY, SHOES AND WOODEN WARE, ami many articles not usually fonnd in Groceries. N. B.—A large assortment of my goods had lately arrived and were at the depot at the time of the fire, so that I am now prepared to fill all orders as usual. My former frieuds and customers, and the public generally, are invited to call and examine my new stock. tW Those friends who assisted me in saving my goods will please accept my sincere thanks. GEO. HAAS. MiitedgeviUe, Dec 3, 1872. 19 tf w Baldwin Sheriffs Sale. ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in JANUARY, 1873, before the Court House "door in Milledge ville, between the legal hours of sale, the following eperty, to-wit: One bay horse (Jerry), one black horse (Sherman), one bay mare mule (Big Beck).one mouse colored ir.are mule Little Beck), one black mare mule (Jennie,) one Dun horse mule (Pete), one grey horse mult (Rock) oi.e gray mare mule (Lize), and eight head of cattle, cows and calves, levied on as the property of Eliza A. Kohson, Adm'rx of Win A Robson, deceased, to satisfy one mortgage fi fa of Mrs P A Lindrum rs. Eli- za A Robson, Adm’rx of Win A Robson, deceased, and one fi fa of Samuel G White, for the use of p A Lindrum r» Eliza A. Robson, Adm'rx of Wm A Rob son, deceased. Property pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorneys. OBADIAH ARNOLD, Sheriff. Also, at the same time and place, Also, one horse, 8 or 9 years old, 17 head of stock hogs, one two-horse wagon and one old bnggy: levied on as the property of J W GoodRon, to satisfy a ti fa in favor of Adolph Joseph. Property pointed out by paintiff. Also. Albert Jackson's interest in four or five thous and pounds of Beed cotton, more or less, to satisfy a lien fi tie, for supplies famished, in favor of C B Mun day vs Albert Jackson. Property pointed out by plain tiff. O. P. BONNER, D. Sh ff. Dec. 2d, 1872. 19tds. Guardian's Sale. P URSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Ordinary of Baldwin county, granting leave to sell after due advertisement of application made, I will ex pose for sale at public autcry, to the highest bid der, within the legal hours of sale, before the Court house door in Milledgeville, on the first Tuosffay in January lr7b, a certain strip of land in the corporate limits of said city, being about 50 feet in breadth through city Lot number 167, North commons, nearly East and West centrally through said lot, being property of Ida C. Calla way, minor child of A. VV. Callaway, late deceas ed of said county. Terms cash. L. N. CALLAWAY, Guardian. Dec. 3,1872. 19 ids. Application for Leave to Sell. GEORGIA, Baldwin County. ritlllitTY DAYS after date application will be made L to the Ordinary of Baldwin county for leave to sell ali the real estate belonging to the estate of P. E. l'ritchara, late of said county, deceased- P. L. FAIR, Adm’r with will annexed. Dec 2d, 1872, 19 lm Those indebted to the firms of H. W. Thomas At Co., aDd Lanterman At Thomas, are requested to call on Thomas At Sanford, Caraker's Building, and sett! e their notes and accounts. We have been indulgent to you, and uov we need money and must have it. Respectfully, LANTERMAN At THOMAS. Nov 26,1872. 18 tf RTotice- Having boen burned out and sustaining some losses by the late fire, andcuange in our place of business, it will requ're some tune to collect the amount oY our loss by fire from the Insurance Companies, and the change wiil necessarily reduce the amount of our sales, ff e will thereby be pnslied for money unless those Indebted tons come up immediately aud settle as we have bills maturing very rapidly. So please caff at W At J Caraker's Store, Wayne Street, and settle. Respectfully, THOMAS & SANDFORD. Not £6, 1872. 18 tf We are now in full blast after the disaster of the late fire, with our stock in full order, and complete in every department, and will be glad to see all our friends again At the Store on Wayne St., Next Door to Drug Store OF JOHN M. CLARE, And will Sell our Stock at as Low Prices As Any Concern in jfltlledgeYme, Without Blowing as Loud a Blast as others, or puffing as big a gas bag. Call at the OLD MILLEDGEVILLE STORE. WINDSOR & LAMAR. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS! Prices to Suit Everybody! Once more we call the attention of tho Publie to the great reductions we have just made in the prices of the following goods, in order to make room for an entire new r stock which we are soustantly receiving: Extra Double-face Black lipaeeas redacet to 35c* Extra do Flue heavy Buffalo braid Fine Black do Extra Silk Finish Mohair at 90c. reduced froR $1 00* Extra Silk finish Mohair at $1 00, reduced from 01 25. do 40«. N do 45 to 90c. do 00, 65 A 75e Good quality Black Bilk at 01 50. Extra quality Heavy Black Silk, 01 00. Extra heavy Lyons gros grain Silk, 02 25. Extra heavy Lyons gros grain^Silk at 02 75. Those are all imported goods and warranted all silk. All wool Empress Cloths, all colors, 50c per yard. Heavy Wool Reps, do 40c per yard. Large Assortment Plaid and Plain Peplins } 25c per yard. Large stock of Shawls and Balmorals at prieoe that cannot toil to fire 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 and 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 fortunate enough to have a large stock on hand. We will eontinue to sell them as cheap as ever, or a little cheaper. CLITfE & QUINN, Milledgeville, Nov. 20, 1872. AUGUSTA STORE. 9 in N. B. Coats’ Thread still sold at 5 cents. Milledgeville, Dee 3,1872. 19 td FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Chicago, Roston and Milledgeville. -:0: THOMAS & SANFORD Have been burned out but not broke. They will Re-open tho “ Milledgeville Cheap Store” DURING THB WEEK, Id the Store occupied by W. & J, Caraker, Wayue Street, Where they will keep a large stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Notions, dec., 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 contiuuanca of the same. Respectfully, THOMAS & SANFORD, Milledgeville, Nov. 20, 1872. 18 tf FALL AND WINTER Millinery, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, AND All the Novelties of the Season, -:o:- MRS. P. A, LINDRUM nan just returned from New York where she purchased a large and beautiful aMortment of MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, Trimming., Fancy Goods, <5»c <Stc., wlu.fi ar. dot arriving, and whioh .be ti able to soil at lower prices than ever before. BONNETS, HATS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS Ac., Solected with great care from the Latest and prettiest Style., and for beauty sad riehaew rarpaw anything ever broot,-fit to tfiis market. She wm very fortunate in the purchase of won* very kaodeome Freaoh Sowers, Which she can sell at astonishing low prices. DRESS OOODS. She invitee the ladies to call and examine her Dress Goods, MuktfafOfSIb, BrhM Lustre, SateetuJPepfins, Merinos, Empress Clothe, Opera Clothe of all shades and color*. LARGE STOCK OF t Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Hosiery. Hair Work #f all Kinds, A General Assortment of Toilet Articles, Stationery ml Jewelry ef all Kluir. DOTT.RS AJJD 2SL PINS, NEEDLES, and SEWING COTTON of all THOMPSON’S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS Sash Ribbons at low prices, Queen Bess BiimSaf, ftU LaflM Osps,‘ftc. She has the Agency of E. BUTTERICK Sc CO’S., Celebrated patten., —* —*TT > T*~'**tt irltb iiltuil of all kinds at from 3 cents up. Her opening will lake place in a few day. of vkiah bm£m will be gives. DRESS MAKING. MISS HOPKINS is still with me prepared to do Drees Making in the latest style, Md invitee her .friends from Hancock and Jefferson to give her a call. Milledgeville, Ga.,Oct. 8, 1872. 113m- Citation by the Ordinary. GEORGIA, Bnlloch County. Ta all whom it may Coaoera. VSTHERKAS, John Cromley of said State and VV eonuty, applUe to the Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of Ira Cromley deceased, late of said county. Thee, 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’ou the first Monday in JANUARY next, aud show cause if any, why letter* of administration on estate of said deceased, should Dot issne to the applicant. Given under my hand and official signa ture. C. A. SORRIER, Ordinary. November 4th, 1872, ^ l 7 iBB - N0T1CC. S TRAYED from my plan, near No. 13, C< Railroad on Sunday last, ONE DARK HORSE MULE, between th. age of five and six with a white ring around one of his front feet, one giving me anyioformation of him, or taking hi will bs liberally rewarded. Address me at Tecutll 13, Central Railroad, Georgia. November 294,1872. IS 2t. A. 8. BARN Bftariiag House. O N aoooMt of the detraction of the Milledgev Hotel by dr. 1 have opened my house for the aommodatloa of Hoarders fr.n.iendtend regular. M. E. EDWARD* Milledg.viUe,NoY 23,18T9, *