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<•1. Job Work,
riag* Presentation
lu accordance with previous announce-
mcnt " on Thursday last, at t o’clockp. in.,
the Baldwin Bines, Capt Ji. R. Herty in
command, marched to then i deuce of Mr.
F- B. Mapp, on Jefferson street, where a
larpro crowd bad assembl, d t> witness the
presentation of the honored and still
beautiful banner of the old Baldwin Blues
to the company recently oif-nnized in our
midst beariiifr the same name.
The banner was presented in a graceful
manner by Miss ltoxie McComb, who
spoke as follows :
KAIijS-OAD VClIilE TABLE.
A,rival ami of Ti uius at Mille.Igevill#.
MACON
The Commonwealth of Georgia.
We have received the first number of tbi.
new paper published weekly in Atlanta,
Ga., by Messrs. Mitchell Ac Sawyer, at s->.
25 pqr year, postage paid.
The “Commonwealth" favors a Consti
tutional Convention. The number before
us contains two able articles on the sub
ject—we take the following short extract
from one of them:
“In our judgment there should be a
convention, and a change in the constitu
tion. In another article we refer to the
change in the judiciary system. There an
other matters that demand a revision
I The ' * ~
Gentlemen of the Baldwin Blues: ,. rl . ,
It is my honored i.riviW to v,** * the organic law affecting works of in-
its liroper kw-iiin/tl -c t'^ iestore to ; temal improvement is all wrong. State
VetS^m^ri,^:. ^ 0 the ai(1 . to Prieto corporations is discrimh
Great Hope Ascension
AM)
Trapeze Performance on Saturday
Next.
Mu. Editor:
—I write this to inform you of the
arrival in this city of the Tuttle Bro s..
i»»r
il.'STA KAII.KOAD.
Trnin.
vri. Train to
Train to M
i\i - at Miledgev., 8 17 a ni
> tit Milledgeviile, 3.31 p. in
arrives at Milledgeville at
* at Milledgeville 10:00 p m
w. r jy. COIMN,
Dealer in Provision.. Groceries, Fruits, Toys
Coafecttcr.try, Can Goods, etc.,
ry CHEAP FOR CASH.
An-. -is, l s 73. 4 tim
• nl.
will he belli
A full attene
hubacriptioDfl will
r.inediately, a* the
t: Grange.—The regular
of Milledgeville Grange
i y (\\ 1 Inesday, 14tli.)
is desired.
(,»i'artiria Mleting.—The first quar-
ti-rlv in ling for tin - year of the Metho
dist Church, will l>e held in this city on
next Saturday and Sunday. Rev. C. TV.
K<-v. i’. E. will be in attendance
Beard of Physicians.
We are informed by Dr. Case. Secreta-
i v ef tile Bo: d, thnt th" session of the
Board of Physicians will be closed on
first of February. At that time we will
publish the proceedings in full.
Oar City Election
Was held on TV. bn lay last, and pass
ed oil’ quietly. Dr. J. \\ . Herty was re-
elccti d Mayor, with t: following Board
of Alden:.111 : M. s:. . Otto Miller. S. O.
White. William t'.uuk' r. E. T. Ailing,
l. H. Compton and X J!. Brooks.
Mr. Geo. W. Caraki r was elected Clerk
and Mr. ■). E. Hugood, Marshal.
MiJli-dg 1 villi• is prosperous, and is
eteran company whose name y ou I .ear
The sight of its folds again unfurled,
awakens our tenderest memories. It
the proud symbol of a glorious past, and
speaks to day in mournful eloquence of
the devotion of those who once followed
its fortunes. Such a flag, borne by such
men. I commit to your keeping. Take it
and treasure it as the jin-ions legacy of
the old company, whose history is writ-
ten upon the scroll of fame, and whose
ashes mingle with their •• mother earth."
At the close of Miss McComb s address,
private William McKinley. Jr., advanced
and received the banner and responded as
follows:
Ladies:—In receiving this time honored
banner from your hands, crowned as it is
with laurels won on many a well contest
ed field, and env.-lop.dm a halo of sacred
reminiscences, we find our minds turning
back and wandt ring through the years
thaChavc passed, and fixing upon a set ne
xerj like the present. 1 in- Baldwin Blues
drawn up in a line then as they are
now ; before them then, as there is now,
ivas a group of the proud and refined |
laughters of the South ; in the midst of
tlrnt group then stood one,
corporations is discriini
nating, unjust, an-.l almost always attend-
ed with evil results. The constitution
should be changed to prohibit such legis
lation. The same may apply to city cor
porations and municipal franchises. Lot
them be restricted to their legitimate func
tions—that of preserving the peace, the
health of the community, and tile main-
tainancc of law and order.
I.nnibrr. Cnrpraaieriug, A .
Me call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Shivers & Worsham, who are
prepared to furnish Lumber and take
contracts for building houses on the most
reasonable terms. They can lx- found at
their mills nine miles east of this place.
The Nomination for Chief Justice.
T h . e nomination of Caleb Cushing to be
Chief Justice occasioned much sm prise
m all quarters to-day, and was a matter
of astonishment to himself, as he had
made his arrangements to leave this coun
try on tiie 24tli instant for Madrid in the
capacity of United States Minister, and
had no intimation of additional honor to
be conferred upon him.
M hen General Babcock appeared at the
,:ii improvements, not-
financial pressure.—
1 administration of the
.nl do much to encour
do the growth and
rity of our city. Du
years we look to see
at and people pressing
• mpli hment of great
and morally—in our
going forward \v
withstanding the
A wise and elficiei
city govirnmeiit v
age and promt
continued prospei
ring tin- m xt two
our city governme
forward to the aci
things—materially
midst. The field is inviting—the near
past and present very encouraging
For the information of our readers
we give the x >te in full at the recent city
election. It i- but fair to state that some
of the gentlemen voted for for Aldermen
were not candidates.
For Mayor—J. W. Herty, 177 ; Sam’l.
Walker. 117 : Heniy Temples, 119.
For Clerk—Peter Fair, 185 ; G. W.
Caraker. 252.
For Marshal—-I. E. Hagood. 280 ; T.
Jenkins. 70: E. J. Hogue, 22; John
Gentry. 30.
For Aldermen—Otto Miller, 230: S. G.
White. 17H: Wm. Caraker, 183; L. H.
Compton, 217 : N. B. Brooks, 160; E.
T. Ailing, 147: Joseph Staley, 122; A.
Joseph. 7: G. TV. Holder, 94: M. H. Me
Comb. 91; TV. T. Conn. 144: H. TV.
Thoms, 138: Y. Joel. 80: H. E. Hen
drix. 127: John Wall, 110; B F. Den
ton, 82 : T B. Moore, 100 : Scattering
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focus upon which all eyes were turned :
in her fair hands she held this same stand
aril, and amid the shouts of patriotic
voices, unfurled it to the Southern breeze -.
then ns she committed it to the keeping
of the Baldwin Blues, she charged them
by the sweetness of the breeze upon which
it floated—by the patriotism they had in
herited—by the recollection of the giver,
to .keep it with all honor : and they, as
tlioy took it, raised it high over their heads
and by everything holy swore there should
never be a blot upon its fame. The few
survivors of that band who stand before
you to-day, the simple head stones you
see in yonder cemetery: the unmarked
mounds which dot the rugged battle fields
jf Virginia: all testify with awful solem
nity as to how they kt-pt their promise.—
And now, in receiving this flag we can do
no more than they did ; we can only prom
iso in the simplicity of soldiery that we
w ill he vigilant in defending ifs fair nama
T\e promise you that you shall never have
occasion to look back upon this scene
with feelings otlu-r than those of pride and
pleasure. We will remember the lady at
whose hands we received it. and by that
be stimulated to guard our trust as out-
predecessors guarded ii before us ; and if
there comes no opportunity of adding
new laurels to its crown, wc will see to it
that none of those which already cluster
around it shall ever be tom away.
At the conclusion of Mr. McKinley’s
remarks, which were faultless in their
delivery, the company paraded through
several of the streets of the city, firing
volleys of musketry. Tin dance at night
t , u main door of the Senate this alien
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by all present. Several of the Mueon
Voliuiteers, in uniform, were in attend
announcing a message from the President
in waiting, every eye was turned upon
mm. as it was generally believed the pack
et lie held in his hand contained the nomi
nation for Chief Justice. Senator Conk
lmg, who sits near the middle aisle, inter
rupted the messenger on his way to the
desk, and taking the list of nominations
from him hurriedly glanced over them,
exclaiming in a tone loud enough to be
heard in the galleries, “Cliief Justice.”
At tins a large number of Senators jump
ed from their seats and gathered about
him and in a moment the name of Caleb
Cushing was audibly whispered from Sen
ator to Senator on the floor.
Senator Thurman remained in anima
ted conversation with Senator Colliding
for some time. Senators Sumner and
Bout well had their heads together, and
the unusual hum of conversation on the
floor indicated that the nomination caused
quite a sensation. The news soon reach
ed the associate justices of the Supreme
Court, through one of its officers, w hile
no time was lost in telegraphing it abroad.
The members of the House of Represents,
tiv.-s were not visibly affected by the in
telligc-nce, although 'it produced"consider j
able exitement in all other quarters.
The nomiifiitionof Gen. Cushing recalls
the fact that after the death of Chief Jus
tiee Chase the President's first choice as
his successor w as Senator Conkling, who
declined the appointment, when he made
up his mind to nominate Gen. Cushing,
it being thought by him that toward the
close of his administration Gen. Cushing
would retire from the bench by reason id
for sale.
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Address. ‘*C. F. E."
P. O. Box 440,
Macon, Ga.
PA II\-KPLLE l«7
FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS
Perry Davis’ Vegetable Pain-Killer
Has been tut el in every variety of climate, and
bva.mo.xt every nation known to Americans.
It 1.4 the cou*tant compat ion and estimable friend
or the minion ary and the traveler, on s t * a and land
a:.d no one .should travel oa oar Lakes or Kiveri
Without it.
I. has been before the j.u'i »• over thirty years,
r.i: 1 probab.y has n wider and better reputation thau
present day. At
pern i there are^ but few unacquainted with the
•ts of tlie lVt.n Killer: but while some extol it as a
:it Little of its power in easing
pa:u when taken internally, while others use
Council Meeting".
Jaiumiy Sfh, 1871.
At session of Cnncil this day held, the death of
Alderman K. Trick wot announced, Whereupon,
on motion made, the Mayor appointed as a Commit-
tee ot throe, the following named to draft resolutions
appropriate fo the occasion of tins b.-reavevnent to-
wit: Alderm**n Tempi-, Conn and Jjtaley, who re
ported as foMoms:.
In th- death »*t K/rkim. Tiuck, this city hi* I,,*!
a go »d ah t uatful in.\n— tins Council a InVt-ful uud
v &i a at offi ?»r in his appointed sphere. Ail we can
do ;s to deplore his dentil, our toss to us as citizens
an 1 i u- sincere condolence with the family bereave 1.
Farther, Thai these proceedings iu cominerrorati
decea
It*hed in onr city Gazettes aud a copy sent the family
ofdeceased.
II TElfPLK, >
W. T CONN, > Committee.
JOSEPH STALEY, )
Bertie ami Jerome, natives of Goorgia 1on the Coum-il Rteord, pub
ftnd residents of Milledgeville—will give
a Rope ascension on Saturday next, at
2 P- m.. from the tops of the two highest
buildings that may be procured in the
city, and perform many feats never before
witnessed in this place. Double Trajieze,
walk on Stilts, stand on head, wheelbar
row, both walk together and many other
feats too numerous to mention.
TT e respectfully invite all of our home
friends to witness our first performance.
THE GRANITE HOUSE,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
BY MILS. BARNETT,
b onner/y of Utlltdgcctl/c, Georgia.,
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. .tv, and wiiliin than two hundred yai 's of the
present Capitol. Terms reasonable.
^ ^ N.C. BAKNETT.
Dec. 2,1873. iy tf.
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Address MAGIC COMB
CU.VAM S PRINCE.Adtni
O ot Svlvanus Prince, Sr., liavi
a£<\ when the* place thus vacated c<j
filled by Attorney General Williams
Death of
We are deeply
dnafli of Me. Kzt
rod at lim le-idei
moniin>' of tlie 8
and painful illues;
cer of the stoma
I&r. S. Trice.
pained to record tlie
del Tjuce. which occur
cc in this city, on tlie
;li instant, after a long
His disease was can
'll. Mr. Trice was a
native of North Carolina, but came to
this place in early manhood, where he
married the eld -t daughter of the late
John Callaway, and lias resided here al
most constantly since. At the time of
his death he was about liS years of age.
We knew him many, many years and
mourn, with many sincere friends, our
loss. He was n warm friend; a kind
neighbor; a gonial companion; a chari
table man. A large number of our read
ers will give a sigh to the memory of
other and happier days when this sad an
nouncement meets their eyes.
He was buried on Friday with Masonic
honors, (by a Grand Lodge summoned for
the purpose,) of which fraternity ho was
a zealous and honored member. He was
tine of the old' -t members, and a Past
Mostur, of Benevolent Lodge, and was
one of the faithful few who stood by it
in the clays of i; s adversity. The Order
he loved so much w ill doubtless publish
a fitting tribute t-> bis memory.
He was an Alderman of the city and
died on the day his term of office expir
ed.
A Circus an u Munaoaiue Independent
op the Press.—The first circus that ever
visited tlfis city without announcing their
coming through the new spapers, and ten
dering complimentary tickets to the edi
tors, exhibited !• re last week. We do
not mention this to complain of it; if
they could afford to do so, they certainly
had a right not to advertise, and we are
HRtisficd that many pi pie are better off
on account of the ir failure to advertise.
The Great Eirstern, haro a few months
since, by extensive advertising secured an
atteiulanco of three or four thousand,
people coming from far and near, to see
the wonderful show, wliile this show
(Woottcn ii Andre ves’) was not visited
by as many hundred. Tlie Great Eastern
among other great utimetious advertised
a Balloon Asia ns' n, which did not take
place, but which drt w an immense crowd,
while the unadvertist d show did send up
a genuine live man in a balloon which
passed high over the city, tlie man. who
looked like a Tom Thumb so high was
he, waving his iuit as he passed among
the clouds. We learn this daring aeron
aut was one of tlie “-nation’s pets’, but
that can’t be proved by us—he was so
high when we s;rn him that we could nt
tell liy piglit or smell.
We learn tlmt tlfis circus.and menag-
arie will compare favorably with similar
shows. Their modesty in notblowing their
horns until they came may be commend
able; br.t as usual in such cases, they
failed to realize much money ; for which
our poverty stricken citizens do not now
realize any regrets.
MaT’ We leani the new city Board are
considering a proposition to have the
streets worked by contract this year.
t&r Almost tlie only dry goods boiuse
in this place that failed to advertise this
winter, have boxe d up their goods and
moved away. It is next to impossible for
a stranger to succeed in business without
advertising.
Mr. Geo. C. Harris has opened an
auction bouse at H. E. Hcndrixs old
Steud, Washington Hull
Hard on Atlanta.—A little Milledge
ville hero of four years and "red top
boots" was asked a few days since who
made his baby brother ? he replied that
they ““bought him in Atlanta." His little
questioner, boasting a few more years,
and some catechism knowledge, asked
in surprise, ‘“why! did not God make
him ?” She was answered, "no lie did
not for we buved him in Atlanta and Dod
don't live there.”
ould be
uns.wliom
tho President desired should meantime
remain in tlie Cabinet Gen. Cushing’s
nomination not being at the time accept
able to a majority of the Cabinet, inclined
the Vvetiident to hasten his purpose with
regard to Mr. Williams, and now, after
the withdrawal of tlie nomination of
Williams at tins own request, the Presi
dent has returned to his original position
and after Cabinet consultation has muni
nated Caleb Cushing.
^ This nomination, having been read in
Executive session was referred to the
Committee on Judiciary. Xo effort was
made to have it considered without such
reference.
In view of the reports heretofore preva
lent as to the nomination of Senator Mor
ton for the Chief Justiceship, it is proper
i.l A1111
ire-i to
limy,
-vr , , 11 r • 1 4 1 to say that he was neither consulted nor
Members of tlie Legislature and ‘ 1 *
. . . v, .. r.s ... tendered the appointment,
s to Atlanta will find the Granite /-* ^ Ml „ r i
i n m t> ,, . i c Gen. Cushing s name first occurs on
kept by Mrs. Barnett, formerly of . .. ,, , . “
’ 1 , - , , the rolls of the Supreme Court in Decem-
IKDRGH, Bal.lvviu C.,i!
I t of Ordinary f
mmistrator on tlie e»tat
ing petitioned to be ilia
ration} all poisons who are
i«»w cause on or before the
S7 I, why the said JSylvanu
r*;ed aecorJin" to the pray
er of his petition. 1 J
Given under my hand and official signature, No vem
bor I'rd 1873.
l-~* 3;n- DANIEL 1L SANFORD, Ordinary.
Baldwin County Sheriff's Sale.
U 7ILL be sold before the Court hou-e door ia the
city of Milledgeville, on the tir.t Tuesday in
FEBRUARY next, within the UfUnl huunef.-:ale, the
toil.living property, tn-ivit:
Five hundred acre of land, more or L-.-rf, adjoininfr
htidjof L li .Stephens and others, knmru as the Roberts
place, iu Ualdwin county; sold a. ihu property of Robt.
A Mi-Comb Executor upon the Estate ot Satnuel Me-
t’omb, der-’d., to satisfy a fifain favor of -M tehell ,V
Urnntiv. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's Att’y.
Also, Tho undivided interest of Wm. li. West and
Winifred West in acres of hind belonging to the
estate of Moses West, dec’d., of Baldwin county,
being two hundred aoi/s, more or less, lying on the
Macon road in said county about 1 miles Irom Mil-
ledger ilie, boundedon the Noutii and West ),y }>. li
11 ill,.-n the No. th by ('apt. Kice, llump Torrance and
Win. Ennis, and on tin-Ea-t by Uapt. I.iee; Levied
on to satisfy a ti fa iu favor of It stwiek and Brown
for us rot font. B Bostwick vs. William B West, prin
cipal anti Winelred Wr-st, security. 'Tenants notified.
Aiso, 27ti acres ot land mote or less, adjoining lands
of < 'obit. Ward anti others—levied on ns the property
if M. C’. T. Raines, aduir'x of Cadwalhh-r Raines,
dec’d, It) satisfy two ti fas- one iu favor ot E. Waitz-
ft-lderA: Co., transferred fit E J Humphries, and one
in far or of W. S. Stetson, bearer, vs. M C T Raines,
aduir'x as aforesaid, also transferred to K J Humphries.
Property pointed out by E J Humphries as tho prop
erty of defendant.
JOHN B. WALL, Sheriff.
Dec. 30,1873 , 83 tds.
visitors
House,
this city, a pleasant anti convenient hotel.
It is situated on Broad street, near the
Capitol.
SMALL BOX AT THE ASYLUM.
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM, j
Near Milledgeville. j
January 12, 1874. J
Editors Union & Recorder :
Gentlemen—No new case of small pox
has occurred upon our premises within
the past seventeen days; and the sick
with the disease are in a satisfactory state
of convalescence.
Yours very repectfullv,
THOS. F. GREEN,
Superintendent, >Vc.
Supreme
ber, 1853. when he appeared as Attorney
General under Pierce's Administration.
Washington, Jan. 12.—The best opin'
ion to-night is that Caleb Cushing wil
l not bo confirmed.
At a coroner’s inquest a witness
was asked, “ What was the last thi ng
seen by the deceased ?” “ Kerosene,”
was the reply.
Baldwin Sheriff's Sale
\\MLLbo Foltl in lawful sal© hours, on-the first
t t i ucstlay ot FEBRUARY next, before the Court
bouse door in Milledgeville, the following property,
viz:
A house and lot of seventeen acres, nd now fenced,
in Midway, fronting on tlie Scotty borough road,
bounded on nil other sides by land of John Hammond
and of John S. Thomas, known as the Murpk place.
Also, Five whole lots of nine acres each, aud four
fractions of lots, in Milledgeville, all now in possession
of the widow, Mrs. Sarah E. Kenan, as follows: Whole
lots, No’s. 1*1, U5, lo t,rl51,155, and all those fraction
al parts of lots No’s. I5f>, 157, 158, 153, of about ouc
acre each, lying West of tlie Eatonton Railroad; sale of
all, subject to the widow’s claim of Dower, uow
pending in Court;—all levied on as property of the es
tute of Augustus 11. Kenan dec’d., to satisfy one fi fa
from the Superior Court of Baldwin county, in favor
of the Administrators ot Seaton Grantland, dec’d.,
and one fiom same Court io favor ofW. G. Lantcr-
uiau, both assigned toother parties.
OBADIAII ARNOLD, Deputy Sheriff
Dec. 25th, 1873. 23 tds
FOR
(OIGHS, (OLDS, HOARSEVESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES.
XJSD
Wells’ Carbolic Tablets
Put up only in Blue Boxes.
V TRIED AND SURE REMEDY
Sold by Druggists.
cat ‘ E. Butterick ft Go's Patterns!
\Y, (>• AliAltOO, llilledgerill<‘, t-ioigin.
Many GEORGIANS were iu that War, under com
mand of Gen. Sam Houston and others. Woo’d be '
pleased to communicate with heirs of James Clark,
Robt. M. Darnell, and any other members of Chptain
Bulloch’s Company, or others. dcc3l 23 lm
Farm Hands Wanted.
4 N industrious, reliable man, and a smart active!
i\ boy of 14 or 15, can secure good wages and acorn-1
fortable home, iu Midway, for the ensuing year, by I
immediate application to
MRS. E. L. DRAKE has taken the
agency, in this city, of E. Butterick &
Go's patterns, and is prepared to supply
all kinds of patterns for ladies and gen
tlemen.
Dec. 15. 1873. 21 34
$2500 A YEAH
made with our splendid Combination Prospect
It represents Sample Pages and style of binding' of 50
intensely interesting and useful books, that sell in every
Family. Best thing ever tried by canvassers. Agents
Wanted to make a permanent business on these
works. Send 11.50 for Prospectus, the only outiit
needed, choose territory and commence nt once. For
illustrated circulars and liberal terms, address JOHN
E. POTTER At CO., Pubs , Phila. Pa.
HsffiSEEtefm
was
VR. J. F. ng sworn, nrt, I prrvtnst*! at th®
Uslyenitror I*«nn a ia 1b3X. and aftor M Teara’ experience,
rsrfeeted l>r. I- (tier’s Vegetable lthiumalto
byrup. I guarantee it aa inWlibie eure for Korre, Kil-
ney and Rhcuumcdiseisti. 8wom to, thls26th April, 1 -TI.
F. A. OSBOURN, Notary Public. Phi.’a.
r.orjrccs raw C--ai ijit. »nrt will tvtti.fj-nryon.writ.
ingu«.ReTThn«.Mnrphy,I>.r)..Frankfnrd,Phila.ReT.(’ II.
}■'*??£' M Pnrhanan.ClarencP.lowe Rev.
<» <*.Smith, PitUfoed.N Y. Rer.Joa.BcCT*. FaliaChur*-h.
rhila.,4c. Affiirtod ah ould write Dr. Fitler.Phila..fnr expla
natory Pamphlet A gu&ranto-i.pratin. >?50 Reward for an ia-
curablo case.No euro nocharge,areality.Sold by druggieta.
Dec. 30, 1873,
SAM’L. A COOK.
XJ It.
Notice to Dibtors and Creditors.
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
4 LL persons indebted to tho estate of the late Eli/.-
p\. abeth Washington, deceased, of said county, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment. Aud
all persons having demands against said deceased,
ill render them in, Agreeable to law, to
CIIAS. W. SNEAD, Administrator,
With the will annexed.
Dec. 30th, 1873. 23 fit
1 STM BAGGING.
{ i
—v * flMIE Heaviest Domestic Gunny
y i that is to be fouud iu this
market mav be had at thf store of
T. A. C ARAKER Agt.
Milledgeville, Ga., Nov. ?d, 1873. 15 tf
PANIC, PANIC, PANIC.
AN ACCOUNT of the scarcity of money and the low price of Cotton, I would invite the attention of all
buyers to the fact that I have REDUCED the price of all uty
ThrllijfhcMi .Vlrdical Aullioritir* ol Eu
rope say the strongest tonic, purifier, and Deobstrul
ent known to the medical world is
JURVBEBA
D arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion of the ner-
ous system, restore• vigor to the debilitated, cleanses
litiated blood, removes vesicle obstructions and nets
directly on the Liver aud Spleen. Price $1 a bottle.
JOHN V KELLOGG, 18 PlatUSt., N. Y
A London paper, in recounting a 1C ' ’
death says : “The deceased lady died I HAA f Ar C A 1 A 1
suddenly, without medical assistance, | ^OUjUUu DllUv 101 odlL .
which came too late.” I
r I^IIE undersigned lias just fiuished burning a kil
I of 250 not) Brick, of the best quality, which lie is
t buppril II :inilface, rotigli akin, pimph
worm, salt rheum and other cutaneous afieotion
and the skin made soft and smooth, by u-ing th
per Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard A (’.»
York. Be certain to get the Jumps'r Tar Se
there are many imitations made with cornu
which are worthless.
Notice.-'-Wo. 1.
Allow me to return my hearty thanks to both white
and colored for their liberal patronage in the past,
and at the same time I beg to inform them that 1
have moved into my
NEW BRICK STORE,
North side of Hancock street, between the popular
Dry Gooiis st4>res of Messrs. A. Joseph and Cline «.V
(^iiion, where I shall be glad to meet all my old pa
trons and as many new ones ns will favor me w'th a
call. I ain determined to sell goods LOW to com
pete with the hard times Don't forget to bring the
motuy, pay the ca$k and SAVE money for your
selves.
My stock consists both of HEW \ AND LIGHT
GROCERIES, with a good rtock of CONFECTION-
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Domestics.
Call and see me with the Ca«H, and let me prove
the statements made.
E. UEWSXIXX.
Punch wishes to know wliat is tho
-— | difference between fixed stars and [
shooting stars. The answer is that the
one are suns and the other darters.
Two criminals are to be hung in Sav '
annali on the 22d inst.
The Barnesviile Patriot says one thou-1
sand negroes have emigrated from Hous
ton county to the West.
A shipwreck and fearfid loss of lives
occurred near Savannah on last Monday.
Twenty-nine colored persons were drown
now offering for Halt*.
Qfders left at ffie fitore of T. A. Carukor, or with
me at the Brick Yard will receive prompt attention.
DANIEL CARAKER-
Milledgeville, Ga., Aug. 19th, 1873. 4 tf
N\ w
25 4vt
GEO. W GARRETT,
EDDIE TUTTLE.
Milledgeville, G*., Nr
Salesmen.
r. 1, 1S73.
15 2t
Par One car load of Salt,
“ “ “ Flour,
2.500 yards Heavy Domestic Bagging,
Just received and for salo cheap for
cash, by H. E. HENDRIX.
Milledgeville, Dec. 9, 1873.—20 tf
Peruvian Setup.—This valuable modi
ed.
A man named Harvey Lewis brutally
beat his wife and cut her with a hatchet
pi Augusta on tlie 3d.
Southwestern railroad stock sold at
Hamilton, Harris county, last Tuesday at
1 £75 j>er sliare.
The farmers pretty generally through-
| out the State, who have been farming on
borrowed capital have about reached the
end of their row, the panic proving tho
hair which broke the camel’s back.
The negroes about Fort Valley and
Perry are going to Arkansas in large
numbers.
Mr. Jesse Ballard, one of tlio oldest
citizens of Morgan coimty, died last
week, aged eighty years.
The Darien Timber Gazette says the
timber market opened briskly this week.
Dining Christmas week and the first few
GEORGIA, Baldwin County,
Court of Onlinary’H for paid County, Jan. Term 1S74.
M AURICE J. MARTIN, administrator of the estate
. of Maurice Martio, late of sai l county, deceased,
having filed in my office a petition to sell the land be
longing to paid estate; This is to give notice to all con
cerned that such order will be'granted unlep* valid ob
jections are filed by those Interested on or before tlie
first Monday in February. 1874-
Given under mv hand and official signature, January
5th, 1874. DANIEL B. SANFORD, Ord’y.
Jan. 7th, 1874. ‘ 21 lm
Ad*ninistrator's Sale—Postponed.
I > Y virture of an order of the Court of Ordinary
) of Baldwin county, will be %old before the Court
House door, in the town of Eatonton, county of l*ut
nam between the usual hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday iu FEBRUARY next, a parcel of land con
taining about ten acres, situated near the Mi.ledge-
ville and Eatonton Railroad Depot—sold as the proper
ty of F. E. Fiitchard, late of Baldwin county deceased
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for Deed.
P. L. FAIR, Administrator.
Jan. 5th, 1874. 21 tds.
GEORGIA, Baldwin Couuty.
Ordinary’s Office ot said County.
S AMUEL J. BROWN has applied for exemption of
personalty and setting apart and valuation ol
homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 11
o'clock A. M. ou the 17th day ot January, 1874, at
my offioe—at the same time and place \V. T- Lock-
bait's application previously published will be heard.
Given under my Laud and official signature Jan
uary 5th, 1874.
DANIEL B. SANFORD, Ordinary.
Jan 5th, 1874. 21 2t.
cine has been silently making its way into ( { avx j u tlii.s month tlie market was exceed
public favor by thenumcrous remarkable ingly ltnT and dull, but this week, timber
.11 ~ ^ | j s coming in freely and the price better
than at any time since the season opened.
cures it has performed. Its singular effi
cacv is owing to the protoxide of iron
which in this proportion remains un
changed, and is the only form in which
the Tital element of healthy blood can be
supplied.
THE
Great Southern Seed House
OF
G. H. WILLIAMSON,
GALLATIN, TENNESSEE,
Is prepared to do an immense bu-incss the coming
season in Garden, Flower and Field Seeds Mr. Wil
liamson is the only grower of Seeds in the South, and
deserves our patronage ; besides, his Seeds are better
suited to our oliinnte than those of Northern growth.
His wholesale and retail Catalogues are now ready,
and will be sent free to all. Write lum at once. 25 It
Writ Our able representative. Hon. IV.
\V. Williamson, L. Carrington, Esq.,
Crerk of the House of Representatives,
and Mr. W. H. Roberts, assistant door
keeper of the House, have gone to Atlan
ta to attend the session of the Legisla
ture which begins to-day, (Wednesday.)
faT We have received from James
Conner’s Sons’ United States Type Foiui
dry 28, 30 and 32 Centre street. New
York, some most beautiful Combination
Borders, which supplies a deficiency in
our job department and enables us to
get up some real pretty jobs. We trust
our merchants will give us an opportu
nity to &how them.
COTTON MARKET.
The following is tho market report
of January 12th :
Liverpool.—Middlings S|d.
New York—Middlings 16?.
Savannah—Middlings 16.
Charleston.—Middlings 16.
Augusta—Middlings 154.
Milledgeville—Middlings 14?.
Gold 115.
Milledgeville Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly by C. H. Wrigbt & Son.
GEORGIA, Baldwin County,
Ordinary’s Office iu an 1 for said county. )
January Term, 1874.^
I T iiaviog been made known to this Court by the
portion of Caroline M Bowers, that the estate ot
James Gilman late of said county is unrepresented.
AM persons concerned are hereby notified that letters
of Administration on said estate will be vested in the
Clerk cf the Superior Court or some other fit and
proper person oa tho fii.-t Monday in February, J871.
Given under my bund and official signature, Jan
uary 5th, 1874.
24 lm) DANIEL B. SANFORD, Ordinary.
BACON
Shoulder*. V tb....W It
Clesr Rib Sides 10 &
ClftrSidu 10 ®
IVii.CN-.rRib Side.. 10&
Plain Hama 15 3
( sunwcd Htau,..A 15
BAGGING 16 3
IRON TICS io 312
BUTTER—Country 16 30 3 40
FLOUR, ^bbl ..*10 0031200
GRAIN:
Corn *100# SI 25
r. M #1 OtTd ♦I Jo
Oat.
HOES
IRON P lb.
,.6021 •*»
.. 5 210
.. 1522-»
LARD
LIME p bu.b.
MEAL P bnali — *1 15V/ 1 ue
MOLASSES. ** cal. 37 J Jt>
POTATOES
B
Irish, buah.. -. 32 252 J y>
POTASH k LYE IT can, 2.5
SALT. aack 1 90
SUGARS 10/? 13
SYRUP. ga! 753100
TALLOW.... lJi
tea *1 50 2 2 Ou
VINEGAR 40* 70
WHISKEY V «al. #125 25 < 0
FLOUR —ALL GRADES—Wvley XXXX
Pearl Dust and Amber for salo cheap for Cash
T. A. CARAKER, Agt.
MiUcdsarUie, Jfer. 3d, 1873. - K *
GEORGIA, Baldwin County,
Court of Ordiuary for said County. >
. January Term, 1874. {
C W. SNEAD, Administrator with the will annex-
• ed of Elizabeth Washington late of said county,
deceased, having petitioned this Court for leave to sell
the leal estate belonging to said deceased, lying in
said county; this is to give notice that such order will
be granted, unless some valid objections are filed by
those interested on or before the first Monday iu Feb
ruary, 1874.
Given under my baud and official signature, Jan
uary 5th, 1874.
24 lm) DANIEL B. SANFORD, Ordinary.
cures all II am ora from thewor«r Scrof-
nla to a common Rlotcli or Dimple.
From two to six bottle.-i arc warru.ud :•>
cure Salt Rhrnni orTettcr, IHmplr«
on* Face, Bolls. Krynipoln* a: 1
Liver Complaint. Wx ^ tuei.v ! -
tles,*r warranted to cure Scrofulous
Swellings and Sores and all Sk In nm!
Blood Disease *'. By its wo <u i: i
Pectoral properties it will cure the r..« -t
severe recent or lingering Cough i i I f
tho time required by any other rn« . - . c
and is perfectly safe, loosening cough, m <
4ng irritation,'and relieving sorci.c--. 1
bvall Druggists. II. V. FIEItt IL
>VurliU* Dispcuvar)} Buiialo, S. \.
tutt s'^
VECETABLE
v ilVER PILl-jv ^
Dry Groods, Clotliiiijv, Hoots, Shoes,
Hats, iVotious, <fec.,
To such an extent, that everybody is bound to be encouraged to BUY FROM ME.
I am, as usual, to be found at the “NEW YORK STORE, ’ Ste .son's old stand, next door to Perry At
Denton, and will be pleased to wait on old friends aud customers, a; well as on new ones to the best ot my
ability.
- , a II. ADLER.
Milledgeville, Novl5, 18<3. 3m
MA C ON 'CIIS TORE !
Panic Prices.
recently
At l*anic I 3 rices!
All of which we are offering to the public at a very small advance on original cost. We have also reduced tha
prices of our entire Stock to suit
The Low Price of Cotton.
IS THE TIME to buy your Winter supplies. You can save from twenty to twenty-five per cei
g from ns. Remember a Dollar saved is a Dollar made.
We Guarantee Satisfaction!
Dec. 16, 1S73, 21 5t.
THE 0.\LT KNOWN MEDICINE
that at the same Time
Purges, Purifies, and Strengthens the
System.
Dr. Tull'u Pills are composed of many ingredi
ents. Prominent among them are Sarsaparilla aud
Wild Cherry, so united as to act together; the one,
through its admixture with other substances, purify
ing and purging, while tho other is strengthening the
system. Thus these Pills are at the same time atonic
nnd a cathartic, a desideratum long sought tor by med
ical men, but never before discovered. In other
words, they do the work of two medicines and do it
much better than auy two we know of, for they re
move nothing from tlie system but impurities, so that
while they purge they also strengthen and hence they
cause no debility and are followed by no reaction.
Dr. Tutt’«Pill« have a wonderful lnlluence on
the blood. They not only purify without weakening
it, but they remove all noxious particles from the
chyle before it is converted into fluid, and thus makes
impure blood an utter impossibility. As there is no £4
debilitation, so there is no nausea or siekuess attend-
ing the operation of this most excellent medicine,
which never strains or tortures the digestive organs,
but causes them to work in a perfectly natural rnan-P^
ner; hence persons taking them do not become pale | ni0f d superb stocks of
DO NOT mistake our Store for the so-called MACON STORE, No. I, with which we have no connection^
NUSSBAUM, DANNENBERG & CO.,
Hotel Block, Milledgeville, Ga,
■dk'£; Si CD.
194 and 196 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
Havtng thoroughly completed their
NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
giving them ample room (four floors, 125 by 11 teet,) for their MAGNIFICENT STOCK of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Desire to inform the public that they have uow on hand, and keep constantly in Store, one of the larg»t
rilies are being removed, the combined action of the 0 f any house in the Southern country, puichased on
Sarsaparilla and W lid Cherry purifies and invigorates eoable them to fell goods as CHEAP as any R£PU
the body, and a robust state ol health is the result ot
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
h favorable terms and in such large
niantitiei as to
their united action. Price, 25 cents a box. Sold by
1 druggists. Depot 48 Cortlsndt St., New Y'ork.
GEORGIA. Baldwin County.
Court of Ordinary, at Chambers, January 6th, 1874.
\ SA JAMISON has applied tor exemption t.f person
alty and setting apart and valuation t f homestead,
and I will pass upon the same at 11 o'clock a m ou the
17th day of January, 1874. at my office.
Given under my hand and official signature Jan.
Gib, 1874. DANIEL B. SANFORD,
—24 2t Ordinary-
WAGON SHOP.
H AVING moved from Gardner's old stand to the
corner Shop next to Brooks & Ellison's Sto-e,
on Hancock street, I am prepared to till any and all
orders in my line.
Wagogs and Buggies made at short
notice.
All kind* of Repairing urally executed.
I ase nothing but the beet of material and wiii war
rant till work. An examination ot my work is invited.
I am also manufacturing tlie celebrated dneed
Flaw for James Sherlock, Agent
Bring in your orders and I wil! fill them at short no-
tiee. jf. A. COLLINS.
Milledgeville, Jan 28,1873. -JS ly
(HINGE OF SCHEDULE.
. G»„ Nov. no, 1S72. )
N and aftvr AAVdneaday, November •*>. 1872, the following
schedule* will be run:
day passenger TKAifc daily ,(Sunday*excepted )
ive Macon (Paaaeuger Shed) 9.15 a. m.
Arrive «t Jesup * 6.50 p. m.
Arrive at Brunswick 10.00 r. m.
Leave Brunswick 4.30 a. m.
Arrive »t Jt-anup 0 45a. m.
Arrive at Macju ( PM*euxrr She<i) 5 25 p. m.
(i’»*w Djter Sb**d) 8.00 p. m.
Arrive at Jessup 5 00 a. m.
Arrive at Suvsnuah tf 30 a. m.
Leave Savannah 7.30 p M .
Leave JeMtip 11-10 P. M
Arrive at Mnc.nn (Passenger Shed) 7-45 a. m.
Both day and night trains connect closely at Jesup with trains
i and from Florida.
AWKIKSVILLC ACCOMMODATION TRAIN DAILY, (Sunday* Ex.
cepted.)
Aeave Maeon ....3,00 p. m
Lrrive at Hawkiusville 6 30 P. m
Le ave Hawkinsvllle 6.55 a. m.
Arrive at Macon 10.35 a. m.
WM. MacRAE, General Sup’t.
. . - fl'M
goods as CHEAP as any REPUTABLE HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES,
ry All orders promptly and carefully attended to, and respectfully solicited. Oct. 21,1873,13 3m,
JOHN'S ON’ *y SMITH,
WHOLESALE
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD.
CHANGE Or SCHEBULB.
Muon, Ga., June 13, 1872.
O N and after Sun<lay next, June 16th, Patseuger and Mail
H Trains ou this Road, will be run as (oli-iw> :
DAY tltAl’LA PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Maeou 8.00 a. m.
Arrive at Kufaula 42 p. m
Arrive at Clayton 6.15 p. m.
Arrive at Albany 2.40 p. m.
Arrive at Fort Gaines 4.40 p. m
Connecting with the Albany branch train at Smithville, and
with Fort Gaines Branch train at Cutkbert daily.
Leave Clayton a. M.
Leave Kufaula 8 5o a.' m
Leave Fort Gaines a 8.35 a M
Leave Albany— a! m
Arrive at Macon 5.25p. m
EUFAULA RIGHT RELIGHT AMD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Macon 9.10 p m
Arrive at Eufaula 10,20 a m
Arrive at Albany g’45 / M
Arrive at Fort Gaines 11.52 a m
Connect* at Sinithville with Albany Train on Monday, Tuc*l
day, Thursday and Friday nights, and at Cuthbert on Tuesday
aud Thursday. No train leaves on Saturday night*.
Leave Kufaula.......... 5.15 f M
Leave Albany .7 8.40 p m.
Leave Fort Gainea 10 p m
Arrive at Macon 5^20 a m
COLCMRl'SDAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
5 45a. M
11.15 A M.
9. 35 p. m.
VIRGIL POWERS,
aud 8upvxiuuuuc^t,
Nos. 74,76,78, MULBERRY STREET,
l'uder the Masonic Temple aud Opposite the Lanier Uoise,
M A. C O 1XT f Gl A ay
O FFER TO THE PEOPLE OF BALDWIN and surronnding counties, one of the largest, best •©! «tsd
and cheapest Stocks of GROCERIES, LIQUORS and PLANTATION SUPPLIES ever brought to
Georgia—for cash or on time—consu-ting iu part of
300,000 lbs. C. R. Bacon,
50,000
50,000
50,000
Long C. Sides,
Bacon Shoulders,
100,000 yards Bagging, all kinds,
25.000 lbs. Arrow Ties,
50.000 “ Flour, all grades,'
Lard, Tierces, Kegs &c., 1 75,000 lbs. Sugar, ‘A’ ‘extra C’ & £C,
300 bbls. Whiskies, best to cheapest,
300 bxs. Tobacco, all grades,
500 “ Cigars, Cher#ots to Partagas,
25 cases, Smoking Tobacco,
100 gross Pipes,
Starch, Candy, Nuts. Oysters,
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150--bbls. Syrup and Molasses,
75 Tierces Choice Hams,
100 boxes, Candles,
300 boxes, Bar and Toilet Soaps,
750 Bushels Oats,
Crackers, Cheese, Ac. do,
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