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C. SUles Internal Berenue Taxes.
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PRODUCT., tl » riON SALKS,Ac.
Advertisement-. .(percent
Ale, Heer, Ac., |,cr luircl
dollsr.
Auction Self., in crinuiount.
^Banks »n-l Il»nkln«. Monthly t ix
percent. ut*.'ii ,t cl-. ■ -t t- in blink, or " llu
ponon encurd in tnitikinc. , , , ,
Bank* andjt inking M..nt !il>* «*"»> •J 1 , ”
1 per cent. u>*n I It e •• «M*al "* * n " 1 tr
•"RKTEl‘MSKP-'a •"
''jlinUnndllinkinir Alt.ntlily dulynf 1 l-nf
of 1 per cent IIP"H jit crmri- ninnunt ol • iroUln
.non,hi.
duty ol 1 O ot lit, "«• »!•••" ‘V. r .RCI Jimunt
ofcirculation 1 1 V,'V "V * ...|illy
bank- and Pinking—Additional nun liny
duty »»l l- 4 * oi 1 prr < ent.
I ilea't!w'liito*p*roneInin d r od Pounds. thirty-
I five rent*.
Lead Pipe-, fire percent.
Lead, sheet, fivo P« r
ill. thnt. fl»e per cent.
fcri: fn h iot,“^"r t»». thro.pere.n.
I eat ti or
C< Le»lhcr. oil dric'l. end Deer Skim d
ftniokod. live per Ct-nt
rul
y ol 1-*} of I prr frill.
Uion lioy oid l.je nve
•edin:' July 1. l*"d.
litllH
jio lor th<
pound*. 12 rent*,
bar fer*
than 51
_.-_i,fUlPi
Deer. In.. I be. r.,;lc.|...rli r.
merited liquors* prr barrel, it n
gallons, one dollar.
Demine, rutin. ,1. i- -lit I »•>’ tlie I 'tilletn
ot enel. a.|<heltu'.u, -in. -, ih it. iictruloum.
rock nit. per kiilion.’J nt*.
Deni do. rcttiiM. |-..|i- 1 tiV the -1. lllnti
of coal, utpholtiim. shut,. i".it, petroleum
ruck .,tl. per K ill’n, r 1 uts. . ...
llienrliiiiiatc III 'nil-, per ii'imid, > mill
Dillho.i l*:..i i I'rintul i.’i.r l . . per cool
Billiard T il.l. -.l.irj.i II I. me. a.i-I. *10 |.
ntinum. Smile t- r p'llilic ■
oi* itnd >/>' • per coni.
Bra*
ing toll*,
i receipt. 4 ,
leather of all descriptions, tanned or par
tially tanned, in the rough, fir* per rent,
heather, curried or finished, fivo per rent.
Legacies (*ee Succession to llmtl k-utc.i
Litnoirrapher*. production! of, five percent.
Lime, tbroopercent.
Lin*ood Oil. five cont*por gallon.
Lotteries, on «ro*« receipt-, fivo per cent.
Manufuelure* of cotton, wool, eilk, worstou,
flax. hemp. ju*e, India rubber, giitta per ha.
wood, willow, glo- 4 *. pottery waro, loatnor. pa
per, iron. Mecl. lead. tin. copper. xmi . oiaM.
liuinc
poli-hod, painted. varnl*bcd. etc , ctr
increased value, fivo per cent.
Telegraph Companies, on receipt!, 5 per cent, i
Textile fabric*. * per cent. ;
Theatre-, opera*, ctroulc*. museum*, and all
tows, on gros* receipt*, 2 per cent.
Thread 5 percent.
FBEEDMEN,
Hn
Tile
tit.
Jubnc.... ■■ ir.nduti, i.luj. iiri,t. »ml nil "'her ' ,
kind.nl n.miul., Hired toharc. mil hcr.in pru- ‘-llltBI.*
vi led tor. Iron which the -item ha* been taken ■ * - *
out in whole r i > part, or nliich i* aweetened,
ont* i er pound.
OFFICE ASSISTANT COMMMSIONEIU
ij Ilr/ugert, frt+tlmtn and AbnwloHed !
L'tndi /or the State of Georgia, j
■ Au.tsr.t, Ga., Oct. 3, lHoi. J
To
oil t
n. th
r tobacco manufactured with
I. at not having oecn butted
the dein. and on refuse tobac-
K 25 cents |>er pound-
In exclusively
strip! ed fr
• ."sumkiiig tobacco, made exclusively
ar. 1 not mixe l wit i loaf or leaf and
1. To present starvation and death among
I the fiee*i peopio during mo rapidly appioucb-
I >i.g winter, officers and ugonts of thuburoau
will m ike luimediaUi and vigorous efforts to
(provide nil freod people, who maybe out of
employment,with opportunities lor labor w hero
at* |o r p-
11.
id choiring whether tnanufac-
7c. or in I. ilk.• cent* per pound,
-'•mil .in l>nulf Flour, manufactured
i. . round, damp -r dry. pickled, econ-
cru-c. i cr pound, oonts.
f.n- i ut. m.inulactared to be sold or
in hulk, or in packages, papers.
delivers I I - in hulk, or in Pa-k
wrappers, or boxes, per pound, -> cent*.
Toll Hoad. Ferry or bridge, on gross receipts,
umcni i' |
tion live of. . i
Marble (Jravestoncs,
stones, whether with or
-hit. or vmmI Jllook.. por cent.
Meat*. |ircker»«<l. •'> l>«r «»nt • .
Mineral Co»l«. except pea coal anil Uu.t < >al,
'"Minerni witer from .price'. e‘.c., «neh I,utile
enntainln* not more than n pint—J
Turnpike Companies
dividend. 4 and surplus
bond*, on tho interod
c. spirits of. r-cr gallon, 20cent!,
and Pari-oK f» percent,
r da pan, nindo wholly «»r in part of
or other guin* aud *ub!<tauccs, o
Mil
than
.Mineral Water, artificial, r , per cent.
MoccMittf—6por c
Mu-tard. ground and all other imitation* per *'» •* ,rt . * *
Mu-cums and all show.-, 2 per cent, on re- i
Ce jltiiVasses, produced directly from sugar cane
juice, five coot* pt
serced, * r> per eont.
- re eipts, -*'j por cont.
watches, composed woolly or
rgilt. kept for use, vaiuod nt
one dollar*
watclii.- 4 , compo-c l wnolly or
gilt, Kept i'<»r u*c. valued at
two dollar-,
r in» pound•cent
' "Molasses, syr'upof. produced directly fnm» j ;»•*;••
of coal, nspheltum. Shale, peat, potrolemu or lr ,U1 un * r U
a .ill i» Uo- and
.u t . of l
I
•-•ntm- •- !•
('audio*.
Candy.xu
Cat.dv, • x
nibu-. «
which i
which i
in-, valued it filly
.no liundr- 'l l-llui
(•Midi. ••nidi, one I
v aim *i in
t li-jMsiid. throe d
Cigar-, v.d m i
cont*.
ol lpp»or* known a* wine, f i
res died and mixed with
Pi which any matter what*
wine, n»»t
pt thorn
v»».r-Ji»i*Uun aud kind treatment will ho
secured to them. This i* the only practicable
and coun rehensivo plan of providing for thoir
ncc(.-.-it'p =, and to this ajl homes, asyif
nitals or other
bo regarded ms
uso only.
VKMIMlWHPHHHihoB-
lodes of furnishing relief will
sub.iidiary and lor temporary
o ( | In all the larger cities, and where prac-
tieubl in Hub-Diitricts, a census will bo taken
ot tho fr«od p uple, showing tho name, prosent
_nd former residonco, sex, ago, occupation,
value of property and condltir- “ K -* 4 *'**-
able bodied.'awrepit or pcrmiuiontly Incapii-
— — • • Tin* cun be done by intel
hie fd soli support. This cun be done by intcl-
lisM-nt soldiers detailed for the purpose with
very * light expense to tho government.
;jd. Officers and Agents of the Bureau will
invite all persons in their sub-Districts want
ing labor to make known the fact, together
itli their address, or name of agent nearer of
access, and a lull statement of the number and
kind of^H
wanted—ibe kind ol employ
ment and the compensation offered which will
be kept on file in the office, or outcrea.upon a
bonk suitable lor the purpose.
BUIIJl<1 , Intelligence
VHRVciUblifbcd »»> private parties, if man-
ugcl honestly, may bo tnoouraged and used as
auxiliaries
there i
or berries,
nil.illu
tc., per gallon, ^ticonb*.
uina'ing, produond by th
j»li tit uni, shale, peat, pi
rock oil-, and ull other hitum
u-c I for a like purior
oil. J.ir l. per galloi
(bl. mustard scod. i
Oil, nil auiuial
or ra
gallon, 2"cont*.
(i|.i
therwi-c provided tor, per ga'joi.
Mu
Thcatr
. j receipt**
Oxide of Zinc. I
Paint*, a* belox
Painter
l>a*te, >>r
atci
r 10* • |i
per
dry
•t otherw
.per
•nt.
. ...mol*..*• percent.
Paper, of all description
board, hinders’ hoard, and tar
roofing and other purpose* 3 per
Pamphlets, r . percent.
Passport*. ■>*•
Photograph*, r » per f ent, .
Pepper, ground, and nil unit
including p
tarred paper
cr cent.
oc ling forty to
Yacht*. A-., c.
n.' eighty ton.-.
Yacht*. Ac.. (>j
ng boats, by sail or
by cu-toio-boiiso mcasute-
» onrli, live dollar*,
nlmg ten and uot exceeding
cn iollar-.
ceding twenty and not cx-
each, twenty-five dollar*,
odinc forty and riot cxeced-
h. fitly dollar*.
• ling eigiitand not cxcco 1-
nd ten tom, each, ceveuty-
,Ve , exceeding
one hundred dollar.
Sheeting Metal, in rod
hundred and ten
Whenever it shall appear that
HUffPWUPor less labor than can find profit
able employment in any sub-district, the fact
will be made known »t this office, to the end
that the needed distribution may bo secured.
Itb, Itatiou* will not ho issued, or other aid
given, to able bodied refugees or treed people
ure offered, or can find, opportunities to
labor for their own support and who negleet| -
ref uso to d*. it. Only
chi i as hav
that they will be aide to provide lor their own
waul- through tho coining winter, will bo nl
... it nud towns,
but must be eompullod. it necessary, to go to
the couti'D u .d nceopt places oi labor found
by them-elve.-.or lor them, by officers or agent*
the
:>th. Unfortunately, there is a widespread be
lie! atuo g tho treed pcotde ot this Mate, that
a! Christmas thcio is to bo a distribution ol
property among them, and under this impre*-
n they aro refusing to make contract* for
j coming year. All officer* and agents ot this
Bureau nre direetcd, and other officers of the
nuy throughout the State, are cardostly —
Zinc. Oxide of. per 10*) pound*. V* cents
BHTted to exert themselves t*» convince tho
treed people tha they aro utterly mistaken,
ml that nosuoh distribution will take plnaeat
hri-lmas. oi at any other time, and t<) indoco
■ H nter into contracts now, that thoy
1 cut.
. .....o Fortes, Organ*. Melodeon*. 4
parlor Musical Instruments, kept lor
including those placed In «
when valued ut iibov
■ach, four dollar-.
,vlien valued above
Plato of silver, kept for use, per ounce, troy.
i . nnual sale* do not cx
If exceeding 5>10,tSSI—.52«>.
apitiii not o.xc^coding ♦■»,■
fur every addi-
-lc- than barred* per year—$£V
folio
,v ail icon by these presents, that
of the county of —, State of—-.hold and firm
Pb.
id keepsake
nil pr
sln.il lx
.••Iji.l. pi
mted. cm:
died. pi
ll and du d coal.
t kept f
ium* award -d as a token of i
cultural society, corporation
.t p :rsons. lor any purpo-o v
exempt from duly,
rruc.ous Stones, lb percent.
Precious Stones, on which duties ii
lid, when set or reset, pay tax only
bl setting. .....
Pimento, round, and all imitation 4 ,
1 cant.
lly given
u-c : iil-o
it by
per lb,
.........cl Fruits five por cont.
Tinted Book-. Mugasinc*, Pampl.lols ' U.
views, and all other similar printed public;
except newspapers, •'> per ce
m.l Painter s t’olors, dr:
Paint* ii
in oil oi paste,
jr s ( olor*. dry or k'rouiid,
with water, not otherwise
<)uuk*ilvcr, producod in any manner, 2per
Coffee, ungrouiid -ul utufc ; fer, per ll»
Confect i.
twenty ci i
Con feet i«
P- PPM.
Pott
..licet.do
Diniuoiid-.
hr lining 1
I (I
por cent.
crnld*. *-ce
Kngrayer*. pi-
Kssentiul Oil*
cent.
Ferries, rooeix
*» r ;
Fi-h
tigtit pack '
Fruit* pi
Furnitur
sold in >•• i
i I. five per. nt.
Itnilrouds on gross receipt*, 2’ii percent..
Railroad Bonds, duty on interest, T» per cent.
Rectified Wines, por gallon,fill cents.
Repairs of engines, cars, carriages, or other
articles, when such repairs increu. o tho value
ot thnarli'le repaired Ut per cent or over, on
Mich increased value, .‘l per cont.
Salerntu*. per pound, f* mills.
Sail Tent , Shade*. Awning* and Bags made
of cotton, fiax, or hemp, < r » por eont.
Sail, per l‘b pounds.fieont*.
Screws, commonly called wood-screws—It
per eent.
Shot, fi percent.
•* bows, ot ail kinds, 2 per cunt on receipt a.
Silver, produced from uusrlx mines, from
he.ls'of rivers.^from 'lie earth, or in any otlici
Slaughtered P.i«t e. Swine and Sheep, on al
cattle and calve-exceeding three lii«.|itlto old
slauglilered. oxcei t when sbiuclitored for tin
hides and tallow excbiiii ely, lb cents per head
Slaughtered Cattle, etc., on all cattle ami
lives under three month* old, slaughtered,.'
-nts por head.
Slaughtered Cattle, etc., on all swim
slauglilered. lbcuutsper hc.ud.
Slaughtered Cuttle, etc., on all sheep an.
lambs slaughtered, •» cent* per head.
.led, That Cattle, not exceeding five ii
number, and calves, swine, sheep, and lamb
not exceeding in all twenty in number, slaught
ered by any person lor his or her own eon
sumption, in any ouo year, shall ho exempt
troin duty; tied all sheep slaughtered tor tli
pelts skull pay two cents enly por head.
Snufl', por pound, .l» cents.
Soap, tancy scon toil, cream, transpureiit, un-
all description* of toilet and sliax iug soap, pc
pound, five cents.
Soap, soft, .*• por cont.
Soap,castilc, valuo not above fivo cents pc
pound, 2 mill*.
Soup, Castile, valuo above fivo cont*, 1 cent
Soap, palm o I, same us Castile.
Soap, orasive, same as Castile.
Soap, all other descriptions, white or colore.
except soft soap and soap otherwise provide
lor, valued not above live couts per pound,
per pound. 2 mills.
Soup, all other de-criptions, valued ubov
n'f per pound. I cent
tuanuta.
I*;..*..!
part. <;r -
thou-ar
lib.
Hold l.cal. p«
i 1 ... \ ' •
eighteen cent*.
Hold F il.ta • hdlo
Hold, produce 1 trcir
of rive—(
Soda w atcr. etc., ’* Per cent.
Spar* aud Ship or vessel Block*, 2 per
Spirit*, distilled and sold, or remove.
or sale, from duly 1, |-n|,
1. Iv
gallon, tl f*). From Feb....,,,,
dollars per gallon on first, proof.
Htiffo ComHm, j per cent, on reeoli i
Steamboat*. 2* a perccub on receipts.
Ships 2* t percent on roccipt*.
Starch, inado ol potatoes per pound, 2 mill
Starch, made of cum i»r about, per pound,
mills.
Starch, made of rice or any other materia!
pound x 1
ner.
i ot •
»«• pc
oue cent.
ouud.
nl (Ida
•olid *tatc. per »
(line and Com-
glue, to be -Idi
cent*.
Hrave Si-.
A all liuitati<*ns. por lb.
1 all description*, in the
• UIIP<
i dor
m.il.'i n mimn*. nlo-itiug. artUlcry, or sport-
: purp'^e*. when v aluoXat 2> cents | er lb..
pule tor mining. Ida
ml ..II .X|>lmlv
and not cx« c
(lunpowd.
made for inimt .
puri
substances
• <>r sporting
I ei lb .
. 1 1 jcent ■
p B when valued
imund. c *ni .
llat* and bonnrf • t c
Hails, as Uuneuv I. *b
schooner-, sloop?, sail • •
Imats.ttud all ptticr\c
including engine* ?u rigging
rtlllo
ujade or COO*tru« tod,
luoomc, the sum ot
Income, the tax *•!
nt, .
note
receipts, one
iconic, tax of ten per a-
.r ten thousand dollars.
Insurance (*oiupaaii>. "U gr
aud a halt percent.
Iron. pig. per t .n, two dollar*.
Iron lil'Miiu*. Slab* or L»op*. whether made
In forges or bio ^. ri '. per t on. t iroo dollar*.
Iron. r«ilt"iid • cr • ti. tim e dollars.
Iron, re-rolled, per ton. two dollar.-.
iron, all odvai. l be. 4 bloom*, slabs or
look.*, tfi.d not advanc l ->.•>«.nd ur rod*,
and band, houp, or sheet iron u -t thinner than
Mo. IS. wire guaga. p<rt ••■..three d.iltars.
Iron FI ate, not L- * than t ol an inch thick,
per ton.tUr«K' d<dl
> Rand. Hoop, and sheet, thinner than
number eighteen, wire gauge per t« u, five dol-
Iron Plate, le** than ‘ 3 of an iuch in thick-
' dot lit
shen •
Iron N»ii«,
hor»o-rh >• Noil.,
(o. fiv, doD»r..
Iron Oaeung*. u c i f-r bridge* »r other per-
manonl structures, per Von, three d<dUr*.
Iron Castings, exceeding ten pounds in
weight. f«»reachea*Mii«,nut otherwiie provided
lor, per ton. Urec dollar*.
Iron Rivet*. •*«-“**-
diameter, per ton, U
dollar*.
■K7."g.V. «•« «»•■
wcUht. Ur tun. #*« *»""*' .
Iron llulK. nol 1> *> » « 1
wstaht, per ton, five Iollar •
kr.cluuOl-.u-,
Kid Skin*, live per cent.
K,u.U«l Fabric), hrepercen
of nti iuch ii
M.-aiu F.nginrs, including Lucoinotiv
11 inp Rnginos, s per oenu
Mecl, in ingots, bars, sheet*, or wire, not
liars, sheet*, or w
than *4 ot uu inch thick, valued a
cent* per pound or les* per ton. five d»Unn
Stew, in ingotr-. bars, sheets, r wire, not Uv
than *
than 1
i t. i
! Tinch thick, valued nbavoHH
•ouud and not nboio eleven cent
. per ton, ten dollars,
ingots, bars, sheets or wire, not l
ol an inch thick, valued at ub>-
cuts per ton, twelve dollars and a halt
Stone, freestone, *aud*t«»ue, marble
building stone ot auy other description, w
dressed- hewn .*r finished. 3 per cent.
Storrcolype*. nil pioductious of, A per d
Stoves per ton. three dollar*.
Skins, goat, kid, sheep, horse, hog or
tanned or dressod, in tho rough' per oci
Skill*, when previously a**os<ed in
rough, and upon which duties have been
tiiully paid, shall he a**c*eod on the incre
laluoonly wheu curried or ttnishcdl
on t-
Real Kstato, whore tho 1
u lineal is>uo ora liucul 1
i?dcccv*>or, o , tho value M
cof-or shall be
cessor ot the predecessor, o;. tho valuo of tl
real estate, on each one hundred dollar*. 0
dollar, I
Succession to Real Estate, where the *
•or -lull ho a brother or a sister of the t<
ces-or upon the value, per one hundred dollur>
two dollars.
Succession to Heal Kitnte. whore thcsucc
.-hall oe a brother or sister of tho lath
mother, ora descendant ot a hrothor or 1 J
of the father or mother of the predcct-«aor. 1
. l’awu— u*ing capital not exceeding
cdiiiK s-VJ.ooo, f.»r oach
.1 to the I nited States (.f America in tho
doll.r*, for tho paymont of which
,d heir.*, oxecutois, administrators
firmly by these presonts in this contract: That
•r’.iiwi :2.
A, I Wan
, 0 ittio—n
ale* do not ex-
h n-tditional $1.'
Exceeding fib,000—^1 for
Li furnish to the persons whoso names aro
uhjoitioJ. Breed laborer*,) quarter*, fuel, sub-
i nitial and healthy rations, all medical at-
tendance and supplies in *01-0 of sickness, and
rtiiiMiinl set nppn.-itu tlioir respoctivo name*
month during tho .-ontinaation of tho con-
t; ' ho luhori r* to hu paid in lull bolero the
[final di*i»«>al ol tho crop which is to ho rfl
‘-y them
tatc <•*
.o h a-t.liliunul
> lo.
ruiailinu from .
iidilh 1.. fifty dollar:
Ii 11 v -l< Il.i
A pi I. -
•barrel- pc
, t w ol vo dollar* aud
hdlnrs.
propriutor.* of, fifty dollars.
-.Ila
dollu
and Tav
•«l d dlar* <
1 and Tut
*(ulie
Jacks, ton doll a
the rent »hall
*V • dollars.
* (alum tho rent-
wo Ii 11 in I rc.l.1-dlu r*. I«>r any a 111
oiled dollar or lra.-ti.01al part ill
hundred dollar.-! fivo dollar*,
ttfi'uo Keeper*, ton dollar.*,
iollar*.
ign, fifty dollars.
Ag
uilar*.
1 Beale
dolla
is, ten d»l'ai
nt Right healers. t(
let 4 , iiviih m.*ro t
fifty dolUirs.
lor*, (with two hors
or mules) twonty-
l’ed-lior*, (with one lmrso or uiulo) filtoon
Pts do not exceed
•liar*. Over liv.
me thousand dol
thousand dollurs,
Fc bib 1'. 4 , (Iravelling on I
Feddler-, dry good.-, tilt;
FcIdlers, jewelry, titty .
I'hotographors, iwlio.-e r
• c I.on-lie,l dollar*) ten
liutuli. 1 d, liars aud mid-
is, littcen dollar*. Over-
nniy lived liar*.
I’iuinb . ten d dlar*.
I’li> ieian.-, Surgoons and I tcntlst*. ten dollar*.
Real Estate Agents, ten .lollai*.
Rcciifieri U.o each aiu liarrcls) twonty-fi
•liar*.
Retail dealers, ton dollar*.
Retail Dealer-, in Liquors, twcnty-flvodollnr*.
Stallion* and Jack- 4 , ton d-fllur*.
St * imcrs and Vessel-, (furnishing food
i.lging*) twonty-livo dollars,
fallow Chandlers and Soap Makers, ten dol
fhcators. Museum*, Coucort Halls, ouo hun
ed dollars.
Tob.icc->iii*t*. ten dollars.
Wholesale Dealers, (except liquors) whose
anuu il sab s do not exceed .>*U)J0, fifty dolla
(except liquor*) whoso
Id it i*
•d fitly lii"
• .
hoi, sale dealers.
id .Iollar^.
id dollars in c
no dollar.
Liquors, same
xoess
vory
Select Limited School.
I WlNti long e
I limited S-h ml
.1 « t l
locust Columhki*. tl
li-hmcjit
alo eduenti*
•uro
. hav
The 11
M. K.Sli
uiiatde location
au In-tituti
■■■■■■■■ Kotfuenoo
t. r, opposite tho Baptist chinch, will
l lor the pur|
imher of pu;
, which number lo ,
iv fauuly a* hoarder
Fupti* ina-l he v
its
12 c
tered for the Scholasti
■ider, alter entering ; and
o, oxcep
ch 11 1
the
Aill open on tliotHh ofOcto-
The rate* tor u aslullows:
1 Liter iry Departmeut t:*u 00
Mu-ie " .: 2.S IX)
Music with use of instrument
French 12 .V)
Latin ami Hrcek
e xclusive ot washing
id in advance, in
to »X»
ut.
....... ill ho made for
brauehc* at the usual rates in ollie
Buardei- iuu*t turuisli thoir ow
id to
ol*.
ornamental
institution
sheet*, ptl
ntering pupils will here
•i\ cd until the ‘.'th October.
Addte.s until J'oli Sept, at Eufauln, Al
ftor that time, Columbus. Ha.
John R. MoINTO.SU.
tmuwoi >.
Ex-Hov. Shorter, Eutnula, Ala,
C-.l. Wtu. tl. Chamber*. u
J. JL,.Jones, Russell co„ Ala.
one hundred dollars, four dollar*. —
Succession to Real E»tate, where thesucces
Br shall he n brother or siatcr of the grand
lather or grandmother, or a descendant ot th
brother or »Utcr of the grand father or grand
mother of the predecessor, per ouo hundred
dollar*, five dollars.
Succession to Real Estate,* where the succes
sor shall boot any other degree ot oollatcrinl
consanguinitv to tho predecessor, or shall be a
stranger in blood, per oue hundred dollars, »ix
dollars.
Succession to Forsonal Froperty, same as Kosl
ll-tate.
Sugar brown or muscovado, not above N«».
12 Dutch standard iu color, produced dire,‘tly
from the sugar caoc, aud uot from sorghum
tuipehee. other than those produced by the
finer, per pound, iceuts.
Un all clarified aud refined sugar above No
12 hu 1 not abovo No. IK Dutch stand »rd in color
produced diroctly from the sugar cane, aud not
from sorghatu or tuipeheo, per pound,2'« ceuts.
,Sugar, on all clarified or refiued xugar ab«*ir
No. Iw. Dutch standard in color, produced di-
recti \ from the sugar cane, and not Irom sor
ghum or tiuphoe, per pound. 3* j cent*.
Sugar, on gross auiouut of sale* of ref
cos <
■n in
nunrei in
including all the products of llica uiauutacto-
1 kes or refineries, a duty of per cent.
• s ugar Candy, valued at not above cts. per
pouud, per pouui, 2 cents.
sugar t'audy, exc«*edlng 20 and uot cxceodiug
40 coula per pound. 4 conU.
duyar Candy, exceeding 40 cents per pound or
sold otherwkae then by the pound. 10 por cent.
Sulphate ot Barytes,per loo pound?. 12 cents
Col. J. T. F'icwellcn.
l»r. J. F. Borcttiau, Culutubu*. tla.
Col. J. M. Chambct*, " ”
Mr. James Cook, " "
Mr. Wiu. Mitenel, " •*
Mr A. C. Flcwellen,
Sept M— Itw Sun copy.
Wesleyau Female College
MACON, UA.
Columbus Business Directory.
Dry Ooods and Groceries.
J. F. WINTER k CO..
No. T8 Broad Street,
Dealers in Dry Uoods, Groceries and Country
Produce.
GEO. II. PEABODY,
(Old Stand, Broad Street,)
Doalcr in Dry Goods, Groceries, Fancy Articles
nnd Country Produce.
JAMES A. •BRADFORD.
Family Groceries, Ac., Ac., at old stand of
Bradford A Snow, corner Oglethorpe end
St. Clair streets.
H. C. MITCHELL A CO.,
(At Gunby A Co’s old stand,)
Wholosalo and Retail Dealers in Grocerios and
Staple Dry Goods.
. 8. caaxg.
L. M. BI0UKR8. R
DIGGERS A CRANE,
Grocers, Produce and Commission Merchants,
lOfi Broad Street.
J. A. CODY,
Dealer in Groceries, Produce and Steple
Dry Goods.
Corner under Cook’s HoteL
B. D. CASEY,
Groceries end Liquors,
oi-iusiiob *uu ui-|uuia,
No. 157, one door below J A McNeill A Co.,
Broad Street.
G. A. KOEIINE,
Cutting and making done in tho latest style.
Randolph street, two doors cast of G
Strapper.
C. H. JONES,
131, Broad Street.
Cutting Clothe*, and Dealer in francy Ooods.
Boote and Shoea.
WELL8 A CURTIS,
No. 75, Broad Stroet,
Wholcsalo and Retail Dealers in Boots. Shoes,
Leather, Findings aud Tanners’ Oil.
P. HI EULER,
Manufacturer of Boot* nnd Shoes,
In reur of Spear’s Jewelry Store.
Books and Stationery.
J. W. PEASE.
Bookseller and Stationer,
No, W, Broad Street,
Orookory and Gloaa Ware.
COWDERY A CO.,
Dealers in Chinn, Glass Ware. Ac,
Columbus Bank Building, Broad Street.
Fashionable Millinery.
MRS. L. A. LEE.
Randolph street, next door to I O Strapper.
E. KURNIKBR A CO..
Dculcrs in Dry Goods and Fancy Groceries,
No. 170 Brood Street,
Under City Hotel.
J. X. TYI.KR, s. N. BORISOV.
TYLER A ROBISON,
No, 121*. West side Broad Street,
Grocer*. Produce and Commission Merchants.
C. E. WHITE,
McKoe’s old stand, opposite Toinp<flranco Hall,
Manufacturer and Repairer oi Carriages,
Dealer in Havana and Domestic Cigars, Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco,
No 66, Broad st , onrnor Randolph and Broad.
KILL. B. A. HU ITU.
j, a. McNeill a co..
Wholesale and Kotuil Dealers in Groceries,
Liquor.*, Rope. Bagging, Shoes, Ac.,
155, Broad Street.
rui to enter into contract* now. that thoy
ay not, at tlie.ond of tho year, bo in a oonili-
n entail severe -ullcring on themselves,
Lir l.itnilic*. and upon the community,
itli. ( "iitrac - for this year, however made,
crbul or otherwise, will not bo interfered with,
Kept to compel, if necessary, both parties to
uj.fy in good faith with their agreements,
I to settle di.-pute* when they may arise,
otrnct* lor next year will bo made in writing,
bo form ot contract usually adopted reads a*
B. JACKSON.
Dealer in Dry Goods,
13J, West s«de Brood Street,
Colutabus, Ga.
BRITTON
BARNES,
Donlcrs in Family Groceries and Confectiona-
rie*. Country Produco bought and sold.
Crawlord st-eet—I). Walbohru's old stand.
DR. KIRKSCKY,
(Late of Walker Hospital,)
Offer-hi* services to the citixsns of Columbus,
m ot Dawson. Colli or .V Co'* Drug store.
DR. COLZEY,
Office up stairs, in building hack of Columbus
Bauk. Office hours 7 to H a. m., 1 to 4
p, m. and 7 to lo p. m.
DR. S. B. LAW.
No. 77, Broad street.
Prescription* carefully prepared.
PERRY A C0„
Doulers in Fancy Goods, Hats, Groceries, Ac.,
HI Broad street.
HALL, MOSES A CO.,
Doulers in Hardware, Iron and House Furnish-
ing Goods.
l-luntution, in the county of
•ntmrt is In eommeuee with this uatu
• with tli** yonr.
in duplicate at —~ tills ' day of—
iUpllffl
Win.
Registered at-
Hut this may
id uni want*, w
ting narl
agreement that
Superintendent of District
, IhO
10 modified l» moot tho indi-
ics and circumstance* (»f the
imiko any trade or
i.-lso I
igm-r
of a t.u
PWlsiiti-laclory to thcm-cl
i\ .nititge i* not taken ut thcL
-(• ulthe freed people to deprive them
nml reasonable compensation tor their
■VPPINWl tho Bureau iu this Dutrict
t i nt ci fere, but mi the contrary, will give aid,
ticotirugvmeni and assistance iu making con-
iictK wi'li-iiil charging any fee or imposintfany
liter burden. The Bureau rctuxos to fix n price
.r labor <»r allow it to be d me by any coiumu-|
ii v ..r combination of people, but leuv JP
Uu any other commodity, t • sell Itself, in tho
ket to the high
....ploycr*' circu
it douidlul whotli
• par) of
id be r
and appr
bidder. In
are such ns to inak
or not they will have the
enable them to comply
ntraot. good and sufficient
H I will bo r«i|iiired, or wagi
[red by a lion on the crops or land,
ntraot* ma t bo made io dui-licutu
cd by hn officer of the Bureau, or
ovoid Marshal, who should also, if
| liblo, wilne** the signatures of ulltbo parties
uijd cxylain
■ i, tho ollieor will inform tiio nartic* lliatl
having of their own free will joluod in tho cun-
det, they will bo compelled if necessary to
inply in good faith with its term* and condij
Uion*. Thoy will especially impress up
laborer that ho is to work ‘ * M
of hi* omployer, t;
....dor tho direction
«. industrious and faithful,
and not to leave tho plantation ur place of his
employment withoir
treated with cruelty.
Parents aro responsible for thoir children, tho
hildren for thoir aged and decrepit parents.and
must labor tor their support; and in mnkinu
contracts this must ho takou into consideration
tliorobv providing for n largo class of
•roviduig ......
Would otnorwiso become a burden up
1 the community or Government.
Persons who refuso or negloot to raako irri/l
ii contract* fur tho noxt year with the freed
people oinployed by tlieiu, will bo required,
should any dispute arise as to tho compensa
tion to ho allowed, to pav tho highest wages
K iv> ti for tnu same kind of labor iu thoir neigh
lorhoml or section of country. L
■7 th, Officors and ugonts of tho Bureau will on
Rli account tail to protect the treed poople in
their just rights as set forth la tho laws ot Con-1
gres* and the Procloimition ot tho 1 resident of
Iron, Coppor and Tin*
No. 06, Old .Stand, Broad Street.
SOUOBBR A EIFLER,
Manufacturers of Fire Proof Safes, Iron Doors
nnd Shutters, Locks, Ac.,
Rear of Spear’s Jewelry store, Randolph st
N. CROWN A CO.,
Luiufacturcrs and Dealers In Tin. Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware. Ilouso Furnishing Good*,
t side Broad Streot.
. MILLKORl), WM. KKi:
R. W. MILFORD A CO..
Manufacturers of Tin, Conper, Shoot Iron
D. Ii. THOMPSON A C0„
No. 143. Broad Street,
Wholesale and Retail Doalers in Stoves, Iron.
Tin. t'-M»pnr. Brittnnia Ware, Ac.
john mcgovern.
(Under Cook’s Hotel, Broad Street,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in Tin Ware.
Guttering and Roofing done at short notice
Warehouse and Commission Morchnnts.
. fl. GRKKN’WnnO, WM C. QUAY.
GREENWOOD A GRAY,
Warehouse nnd Commission Merchants.
rear Cook House.
CO.,
• J. R. IVEY
arclmuse. Receiving, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants, Oglethorpe street,
nour Enquirer office.
JOHN MUNN,
( Broad Street)
General Commissi >n Merchant, Speelnl atten
tion paid to purchase and shippiug of cotton
M. V. KLI.IS. CUAS KLLI8.
M. P. ELLIS A CO.,
Commission Merchants, Broad street, next door
5outh of Bunk of Columbus-
W. T. WOOD,
Oonorul Commission and Forwarding Merchant
Apttlaebioolu. Fla.
CHARLES ROGERS A CO.
Purchasers of Cotton for Shipment.
Office lato Bank of Charleston Agency,
Broad Street.
Watches, Jewelry, Ac*
T. 8. SPEAR.
Practical and Experienced Watchmaker and
Jeweler aud Dealer iu Fine Watches, Rich
Jewelry, Ac., corner Broad and Randolph
J. 11. BRAMUALL,
Practical Watchmaker,
No. Ifii, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
Watches and Jewolry repaired.
W. ROSENSTIHL.
Watchmaker and Repairer,
No. yo. Broad st,
Next door to J. W. Pease’s Rook Store.
C. M. KINSEL,
Jeweller and Engraver,
No. 56, Broad Street.
the United States, and for this purposo will, il
necessary, call on the nearest military emn-
uiuudor for aid, in compliance with General Dr
ier U»2, t\ S„ Irom the War Department. At
ihosamo time they will not allow tho freed
petiplc to practice any wrong or injustice on|
...... . tu| layers (»r on society. Tbcv will re
number that it i the chief object of the Huronu
to .io ample just'eo to ull persons, white or
black—to aid t - tho utmost In securing to the
employer permanent and reliable labor, and in
restoring the State to it* former condition of
p 0 , , ,...nJ"rv,"ori.y iiAvis TU LS0N -
Brig. Gen. U. S. \ ol.*., Act. Asst. Com
oci 1<>—-t t
EDWARD WILDER,
mmi DRUGGIST,
Caudioa, Fruite, Wines, Ao.
I. G. STRUPPBR,
Randolph Street,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Candios, Cordials,
Syrups, Preserves, Pickles, Ac.
PHELPS A WHITESIDE,
No. 114, Broad Street,
Manufacturers of Phelps'’Moss Rose Candies,
and Dealers in Sweet aud Sour Artioles.
CARGILL A BROTHER,
88, Broad Street,
Variety Store and Candy Manufactory^
Bouthorn Exprous Co.,
S. II. HILL, Aq’t.
No. 39, Broad Street.
Barncii, .v •.
K. F. DURAN.
■ ■•Piled lot 1 .tier, of ” k..
ll i y eBiaU,ia T - Uw «- SS*
estate
said county.
All persons concerned
aii persons concerned ar«h*>r.k.
•how nuM (if ooy they
Utratlon of laid sstato should no tT.Jt
.aid ajinlloaot at tho Cm.rt 5.^.* r ar,tM,.
•aid anidloaot at tho Court ol br.iif'* 1 ’* 4 1.
I'o N0v ber noat! °° U °' y ‘ on ,h « ^ U >
_ - ——.
Given underlay hand this 2s#h .W .
StMt ew.lTtfcftk
Cj May and L
MssfsiriSSiS
.All perronsconcerned are nerebVr—
If unv Ih.v i
show causolif any they have) wh/,Li l tedu
sliould not be ,rnnt«d the .aid aT,.L“1 , "‘*n
Court or Ordinary to be hold In'and"?*")'
county on tho 8r«t Monday in -4
(itvon under iny hand, thi. n, n!,
oct 3-wSt
— —
W ttL BE SOLD to the highest hi,id.
Court ilouso iu Hamilton IIjrH Cr * l '^ e
uoorgia. on the tint Tuesday i. V-“*- rrl * O-Mti.
between th* legal hours of»"|,
one mare, bay color, blared fiee aed <,lr ».
hind loot white, fifteen bands hi^h ii'’"" 1
twelvo years o/d. ni|<11 ' «l«rm w
Also, at ihe same time and nlas. ,
rnaro mule, color dork ur black rSTi.2. * , “* i <
face, with marks of harness upin hVr y" :,i
jearsold; sold as an cstray
sopai 30d J. J]
AH
i.Davis Sktdi
miscohee cor.\Ti~
a HEOROIA. MU3COOEK COUNTy^J
:\ l “. r , y ." -,'y it, * nelJ has aoplled
deceased, late of said county Ai?n ' [1 ■'-• ■
corned arc hereby notified to'show Jiu'cn,?'
oct 7*w5t
COURT ORDERS.
TAYLOIl COUNTY.
(1G0R0IA-TAYL0H COUNTY.-Rui.k Ni
Si.—Mr*. S. K. Dai is, udmini*tratrix of
the OKtatu of Joseph E. Uulvoustcn, deceased,
having anpliod tor letters of dismission from
said administration:
It i.* theroloro ordered, that all porson* con
cerned show cause, if any they have, why letters
lof disuihMon. a* atorosuid, should not ho grant
ed to the said applicant by the Court of Ordi-
inafyjto be held in and for said county
/J.E0RGIA— MUSCOGEE COUNTY -filT
vX nett II. 1 raw lord bus applied fur 11 ‘
dUnamp of Benjamin C. ai d Dora Meam
McUr. n ry. , di C e«ed °“
show oauj^ff any jh?y'ha“vi'| h why’!", 0 !!^*
■fcidOrphans should n„i
ansliip of t
to said applicant 'at the nexT"kunmlw '
of the Court of Ordinary for said county
Given under my Imud .September "ith ka
net 1 *w:tOd «»-JOUS«)UJ..(5h!5;
G HKOK-a A —,M USCOH Ki: CUl Nty _u"
hlisaheth hence has applied for leunStf
Aumtniatrotion do boms non on lli«eu.!i!i
as, adm'r, deceased. ' ' '
All persons concerned are hereby nntifiedte
show cause (it any they have), why theadnis.
istration of said oslato sliould not bo mtii. H,
said npfdicant at the next November TtinS
the Court of Ordinary fur said county
Given under my liaml September aiih la,'
„e, , jN0 ' J0ll - NSIJN ' Drdlnciy.
ji v*rt:*c
r»fJ u
iiertiM
Ij • ■}'
firft Monday in April next; and that this ordor
be published in terms of tin* luw.
A true extract lroin t he minutes of said court.
J* J. HUFF, Ordinary.
Oct 5-mfitn
G KOKUIA-TAYLOR COUNTY.—Bulk Ni
1 Su—W. II- Ingram, administrator on tho
cstato of W. L. Gav, dvccased, having uiqdied
for letters of dbiui.-Mun from said administra
tion :
■ It i* therefore ordered that nil persons con
cerned show e:iu«o, it any they havo, why let-
jters of disuii.**ion, n* nforesaid, should not be
granted to tho said applicant by the Court oi
Ordinary to be hold in and for said county on
tho first Monday in April next; and that this
ordor hu publi-lu <i in terms ofthe law.
A true extract Irom tho minutes of said court.
■jtaJ< ill'FF, Ordinary.
Ooet. 5,1865-in61
G EORGIA : TAYLOR COUNTY.—Honnr L.
Allison bus applied tor the gunrdinnili ip oj
tho person nnd property of Robert T. Wilcher,
orphan ot Jereminh Wilehor, deceased—1
All persons coM-erned aie horeliy notified to
iow causo (if any they have) whv tho guardi
anship of snid orphan should not be grunted to
said applicant at the next November term
tho Court of Ordinary for said count]
io Lourt ot urmnary lor said county.
4liven under tuy hand, thi* (let. ad. 1865.
oct 4—1 ui J. .1, Ill'FF, Ordinary,
G H EORG 1ATAYLOR COUNTY.—Two
moQlhs alter date application will he made
Ito tho Honorable Court «•*“ Ordinary of Taylor
county, for leave to roll tho land* belonging to
the estato of James Garrett, deceased.—Sept.
19,1H(»5. ELIZABETH GARRETT,
sept tt.—fan A-lm'x.
to the Houorable Court "f Ordinary of Taylor
county, for leave to sell tho lands belonging to
the e*tato of Charles A. Loyd, deceased.—Sept.
J ESSEE ADA M S. A dtn’r.
-Mn.A.
E. Marble has applied for letters at ‘admin’
istration on the estate of Jame.-1*. H y) t, d t .
ceased, lato of said oounty
All persons^concerned are hereby notified to
show cause (if any they have) why the udnuni«-
t ration of *anl estato sliould not bo grunted to
-id applicant nt the next November term ol
The
tho Court of Ordinary for .
Given uuder my hand, S. ,
„ „ JNO. JUUNfioJi.
sept 2n.—<>w Urdinnry.
id coiibty.
tomlier2. f *th.l«.
— first Monday in November next ai-
plieatlon will bo mado t(» the Ordinary .-t -«i
county for lepvo to sell the real estate of Jobe
A. Jones, dWcoSed, late ot said county.
MARY L. JONES. Adn’ri.
August 29th. lH65-w» (kl j j.
Execut :r’a Sale.
be sold nt the Court House in Culumbm,
Muscogee county, two lof.* of land Nos
285 in tho loth district of said county, eu-hl-it
containing 202? j acres. The Muscogee Rail-
rood run* through this land, ono lot i-retty well
iini»roved nnd all well timbered. .Sold incn-
foxinity with tho will of Daniel Cordrsv.de
ceased, for the purpose of distribution. Ium*
cash. DANIEL CORD RAY,
ifIf K>i
L friend
ikM
Vv«)
a* th!-
Ifie M"
Ci<0 1!
‘Some t«
•triced
r, who f
cifkniv!
i.-vi:»
Hon. \
t and ll
i ic lie
itfltpca
trfjfi i
i and
I lb* fl
re*y ii I
e. etc.
oct7-wtd JJ
Fxe-utor.
i'l-tn 11
STEWART COUNTY.
1 bo made to tho Court ol Ordinary of Sm
art county for leave to sell the lot in then-vs
of Lumpkin, belonging M the estate of Chtrlet
A. Far well, deceased. August 2 8l*(i5»
MARTHA FAR WELL,
nug .''O-woiM A-lnir i
kthat o
TO OWNERS OF COTTON,
In answer lo. numerous inquiries
abroad wc. would so if that wc arc ptffwt
TO TAKE CHARGE OF,
meb j
fbire
dll ur.<
6 Col.)
iy, one-
ia* Ihe
ccune, i
a tbs|
KfP->*c
fcfl lint
y store
leyaur
ibeet
PUT IN OltDKK AXI) SHIP
MARION COUNTY.
• | In tho matter of the l’robate
EXPARTE. I of the last will and testament
Wm. P. Webb, , of Mrs. Mary Wallace, de-
Propouuder. I ceased, in MurUin Court of
J Ordinary, July Term, 1865.
W HEREAS, william P. Webb propounds for
Probato record the last will und testament
of Mary Wallace, deceased, late a resident of
said county of Marion; and whereas it nppeurs
tc the Court that Cargill Wallace, th..
vivin* heir at law of said deceased, resides bo-
yond the limits of this Statu;
It is therefore ordered by the Court that said
case be set down tor trial at the noxt Septem
ber Term of this Couit, at which time the
proofs in said case be taken nnd the same heard
and determined und such judgment au«l order
will then bo made in the premise* as to right
and justice shall appertain; And it is furthor
ordered that due and legal notice shall be
deemed a* given -aid Cargill Wallace by the
publication of thi* order in tho Columbus En
quirer. a newspapor published at Columbus,
Georgia, once u.week lor six weeks immediate-
.. true extract from the Minutes of said
Court. September 6th, 1865.
J. M. LOWE, Ordinary,
nnd ex-officio Clerk of Court of Ordinary,
sept 16—w6iv
UEORUIA—Marlon County.
t s a it v lor said *.
September 5tb,
1XT1IEREAS. Jo*. L. C. Hurr has applied to
vf this Court of letters cf gunrdiauship ol
the person and property of B. W, Graves, mi-
the . ...
ner of James L. Graves, deceased ;
This is therefore to cito all concerned to file
their objections (it any they have) why letters
should not bo grauted the applicant in terms
of the law.
Witness my Jiund officially.
J. M. LOWE, Ordinary.
oct 7-wlin
CHARLES CRICHTON * C0„*
No. 150, Broad Ktreet,
Manufacturer of Cakes, Loaf Broad, Crackers
of all kinds, wholesale and retail-
r it*
AND DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASSWARE.
AGENT FOR
The rati** lor the First Term, which ends
December 31*1, arc a* lollops:
Regular Tuitiuu in College Cla'#e«~ $.50 tX>
Regular Tuition in Preparatory Class ••• 22 56
French, (optional' 15 00
Music, ("pttonal) with r.*o of instrument, 33 UO
Board, uuluding Waybill*’, Light* and
_ Fuel 90 00
To be paid in advance, in currency oriU
equuulcut. J. M. BON NELL,
aua zi wTt President.
A. CADMAN,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
AL1. Deser ptlons of
Bell llanuing attend
* *1 t"i and lve>» made
t. osier.
OBA.WFORD STREET,
NliAUl.Y Ol’I’OSITB COoK'6 HOTEL,;
Sept Jb-2m
Virginia, Missouri aud Kentucky
TOBACCO,
No. 0X4 Malu sn oot,
Louisville, Kentucky.
P. S. Liberal aJvansos uiado ou Cotton on
somiinasiit.
WANTKII—Fcatherr, Giimeog. UeMwal.
Tallow and Rag-, lor which I will pay the high
est market price, either ui caeb or lrade.fi
sept 5-2m
C. BREYVOGEL,
No. 32. Broad street.
Manufacturer of Cakes. Bread and Crackers,
of all kind* Lager Beer Saloon.
Druggist* nud Apothecaries,
URQUUART & <CHAPMAN.
Druggist* and Apothecaries, Dealers in Drugs,
Mcdeciucs. Perfumery, Ac.,
Ikl.l t) I J.
Old Stand, Broad St.
DR. R. A. WARE.
Druggi*t and Chemist, dealer in Drugs, Oils,
Stationery, Ac.,
lort. Broad street.
A. M. BRANNON,
135, West side Broad street.
Druggist and Apothecary, dealer in Drugs,
Medicines, Ae.
k. l. ngook.H. w. j. land
F. L. BROOKS A CO..
Manufacturing Druggist* and Chemist*, at Aoee
A Collier's old stand. No. 93, Broad st.
Uaddlerj and Harneaa,
SHERMAN A CO..
Manufacturers of Saddles, Harness. Ac., Ac.,
Opposite Rosette A Lawhon’s Auction Store!
Ill nml i ti imt
a. McKenzie,
Manufacturer of Saddles and llarnoss. Re
pairing done at short notice.
No. 1J0, Broad street
Auctioneers.
d. pTkllis,
(Late Ellis, Livingston A Co.,)
Auction aud Commission Merchant,
Corner Broad and Randolph streets.
KOSEIIE A LAWUOR,
Auction an>l 6oramU?fon*S}erehanU.
BoESUf X wilkinsT
^ 7 140, Broad Street.
Auction a nd Commission Merchants.
ja*k* Joygaos. l. f . uowgigo
JOHNSON A DOWNING.
■■I Attorneys at Law, Columbus,^torgla.
G EORGIA-MARION COUNTY.-Where
as, H. G. Daniel, administrator of Duniel
Frasier, deceased, late of Schley county, has ap
plied tor leave to h«I1 the land belonging to the
estate of said deceased:
All concerned are hereby unified to filo their
objection within the time prescribed by luw
whv leave should not he granted.
Witues* my baud in office, October 4th, 1865.
J. M. LOWE, Ordinary.
Any Lot of Cotton
in the States of Georgia, South Carulhs
or Alabama, as we have local anenl
near!if every town and a corps if
efficient men, selected fa in te^rihj, rapaci
ty, and experience, to take charge of rrn
lot.
We will also pay all Taxes nl
Charges ol'every desrriptlou.
AND MARK LlllKllAL ADVASCU
; fcer.c ■
trt ihi
er agree
hence
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r. hi* u
17 bt‘«i
Hew*
figail
r*:y In
Mi ibt
^r.
ON TI1K COTTON.
fn short, we will take charge of the (Xtt*
on receipts or orders and give the
Owners no Trouble Wbaleiw,
from the time we rereire il until nil 01
returns mode ky our houses.
WATTS, CRANE & CO.,
New York, n
W. C. WATTS & CO.,
Lieer)Hxi. Englnnu-
We incite the especial attention of»'
residents to our facilities.
E. M. BRUCE & 00,
Augusta, Uit
Located in Columbus ns Agent for E 2
Bruce A Co., I am preparod to take chart* ^
oct 7-w:«d
GKOHOlA—Marlon County.
.. pRDiXARY'a OrncK for said County.
VT7TIKREAS Jane R. Bullock petitions for
vv letters ot administration ot tho estate ot
Cordy Bullock, deceased, late of said county :
All concerned arc hureby notified to nppear
on or betore the first Monday in November
next, to show cau.*o why letters should not be
granted petitioner.
Cottons under the above a lvertisoaicct. 10 ,
make advanco* thereon. lam also Jeairoos •
purchasing largely and will pay
rates. - FELIX ALEXAXDM 1 *
Office 95. Broad StffeU
Sept 20—tf over Knni*’ hardware
COTTON! COTTON!
REIN & CO.
AUGUSTA, GA*.
COTTON FACTORS
Witness my bund officially, Sept, 2.5,1865.
JAS. M. LOWE, Ordinary.
sep 28 wlm
GEORGIA—Marlon County.
OapigAtY'a Omck for said County.
Isaac II, Peebles, deceased, has petitioned
this Court for leave to sell the rual estate of said
deceased:
This is therefore to site all concerned to show
cause, on or before the first Monday in Octobor
next, why leave sliould not bo grnuted in terms
of the statute, Ac.
Witne*s my official signature this September
25th, 1865. , JAS. M. LOWE. Ordinary.
sep 2S-w2m
HARRIS COUNTY.
Callaway has applied to me for letters of
administration on the estate of William A.
Callaway, deceased, lato of said county.
AD persons o mcorned aro horeby notified to
showcausutil any they have) why said letters
should not be granted tho said applicant at the
Court ot Ordiuary to l.o held in and for said
county on the first Mondivy in November noxt.
Giveu uuder my baud this 13th day of Sep-
Patrick, deceased, lato of said eounty.
AR persous concerned aro hereby notified to
show cause (if any they have) why said letters
should not be granted the said applicant at the
Court of Ordiuary to be hel l in aud for said
oounty on ibe first Monday in Nuvember next.
Given under my Laud this lilh day of Sep
leather. 1865.
GEORGE W MULLINS,
sept 16-w5t Ordinary.
AND AGENTS OF TUK NEW AND
ELEGANT STEAMER HELEN. I
SOU W
TTAVINO mode the necessary bmin*,?
M — e are prepared to
all .,n„ *1 (Ill'll I V "
oral advances on
entrusted to thorn for salo or ahiptue*' ‘ ^
k. X* v- . I. ... I , i WltnS““
oniruiiuu iu inem iui ,
vutinah, New York or Liverpool, witn*
costs, charges and expenses attendant u*
including internal revenue
rival by the first trip wi »**«. — t-k -
to our triouds, Mosars. Smith A
New York, if intended for sale * n «u!tS*r^*
so os to arrive in the short *1*0°.® °j[jJ l J hir i b 4
Having established a lino of
*WU IU" ium (IUU Ul.v,,"-• ■
-if Cottun intended lor the latter ptac .
sent forward without delay, thus *r°£'“|J
further expeusee of insurance and sto™
in New York. KEiN i ;
Asents of Steamer Hs-«; .
Office Jackson**'^
«B« 28-2m Opposite >'o. k. W »rr<u j|kfl
For Sale,
M HY PLANTATION, situated
of Lown iea. ten miles Irom \ •.
county town, and two rnilos from a> ki .
Tha tract contains f our thousand1 tor .gj
dred acres. Fourteen hundred are m ,
tion. not surpas ed in IcrtilRy^iR^i^
tion. notsurpas ed in ter limy ,u .‘“ c |m
of which eleven hundred have
within four years. The climate is
healthy and the settlement cliseihly g „ .
Appended to tho plantation I* » «. h V|Jtil4 ^. 0, i
grist aud saw mill, entirely n««* gjj
ings are oomiucnlious and well coustr
The quarters for tho labnrors are com*
* ol accommodating upwai ^
and capable ut wvuuiihw**.-• *i
hundred. Tbero are two large cottoej
houses upon ihe plantation. AM ot l "
will be sold with It. oonsis’lag
hogs and sheep. Posseasion to bo •»
h«lor« January. ^ wALUUU K0.I.*«'
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