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DAILY F.V.jHKKK -StW. rOITMWS. CI’.OU'MA. T'TMl '.V MORNING. MAY
IM \m< Fo!! 'SM
Cc*l. J. 6. GORDON ANNOUNCES AND
JU0 "iE SI•*M0Nt> RE7iHE'S.
1'vuk‘r date* of May i>. Uic .M,k >r. : V.e-
14r;»].*!i ]>u«.»i*tehe.*? tlie foho’.vi:;... Atiaiaa
spoci.iJ: ^ ^
ai. <.:i\. and it i« t«* i... jirvfirj’c--* t!.aj it is
tl tn]l’' dnnt.i!. in t 1 ; 'c jxJitk'u. wisdoiu
ir v. jud..' v .n ni. •»; Tl tOnt 's i »ru|*eriu yuvb
a dtrla ration .
thi: >’ y
At IIomk. in ; K.mai m*.v
8 - T< the Pe..]jJ. MG. nr*: a • A a.uch
ivik*» i**>n I unv • d* r : -d * ,vo- • :i :_f.: -
.1 T. a ncu r*«»n, \Y H \V\T.v,
J]' Duni-in. OlinJ WiMiI.frrl.v,
T.\e following K Jud..T Sunti ms' r.-jnv:
and utluT*- ' - .nt'viiicir \Yur YiUr < l tiu
Vt lr. in-t.. ix-o ••stir.* iv.c* no-. o> .-frk ILi*
)•.«<.uiimt.'-i”. f»’:* w,"' af tK: appro.a '<
!’i 1 enow in '(•!.. ‘i•• ' .‘'is* IIvnuli «:
•mn in \ I Yh i.-! - j.uYi.' > » • V':;i‘V V “i
ivin ,dived;.- dutorniiinai .n i'i.ii r.»>rsi.
I Yv r^Miiv vnu and t:n *m :»d ■ -r?i >f
<.■« <v ; ■n'r.i-niv.ir;* ie Ot.itn o whick ;•>. . »v\,'
your assisr...ioo <*f the kYYlv rt-iuri* it-, that
exist h»t veer Vo. Ui'<\ h*> ■ I nmy continue-
i>? iia i*ii' _v-.iv' .-1 M-nte mid esteem.
'I.* a / many frc-P'ls in Jilli-rent parts of
I he Mam. < !i-‘ lin\e pli.cUod uic th*;»r sup
wo l ir tin. event elms ei iuiidac-y. I n.turn
iny si no ore t h auk.
Y . rs t;ry ivsp»*ctrn.]y,
i\ .). SimMt>.vs.
The porsea'fil l’yas.ms r YiTii tm in the
labors iwCid-.M t>j the o.Miiji '.Y;n.
t- • tVliT*. <ii «... • ;j..
“ \W can't lei Manning iaul Tim
t'amph'll. New Yo.-tr, last. niu«n
• G MVelnm! ean', 'a ♦ him .dannij..:' '•
t m* v cimi* .‘tint: !i:ik twu n lie ai-asiii •
and the part/A
Air Maannu’s nhysieal ti;|v;n iv i
not i;uk*l\ chm g. -d. sj vo th.n h-.s .
■ in i sonnnvh-.t oharuv-h ! i.'
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iaimciliiu Mi. at 11
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A H ; ST' :'.CAi. INC:-J£NT.
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lii.m.ic I.. *_**ii 11.■ . ...irs
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‘ ■ m V'..<Iik"- l:n I i..., mu! ; in- In
.'ii'" '...i, ' •. .ii i r < ill ■ r Mr. I'' ■ • V'l 5 ' •" S*J!l .I
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11 '.rh nooti'c* X! hI)-
lUv)!i riviouA tjMiUh
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7V. 3. GHEBN,
i. i.-sTAT!-: At IK XT
i - i . h i-s*. on lower Itioat
v li.siiabli 1 liome.
, . II...; . tnd two-room kltch
.. •• i ..rk l.i pav M. &. (i. a
• J. < ; I; mi by 117 back. Ill ''orj
i . Ini"and full quarter-acre
o-r«.'.>iu iloiMesftiid !.j acre lot on
r« c». !:>••■,is for it] per cent or
hot on north Oglethorpe street-
cs'evn mihvad. One new two-
>• Itrmn lor 11 more houses.
« <•«* hal'd east of Swift’s mills
l.e c that rent for 12 per cent, on
.; 11 mi-i. a near .Swill’s mills tha*
il con.i't lot on south Of(lethor|ip
jit’ r
lm
; ,i -v u t»
i: ! i.
. ,n north Jaclesor
month.
Itrowneville. Rents fo’
!•• im* on upper Mclniost
t 'jhhnrhocuN in town
,-.11
ccs. si..
|v : L A F!; a V
ii ?c:?' THE*S.CK,' .►VAL...4. * i
Ccr4.’/v..E3C:r,G •' mv.mts, i
j A CEO
ij Weak .u-,o Dfb-'..ta t ::. './omen, ji
\
\ ■ !■ h ; . !". m' ht‘1 ii.v: an.t j iiM'.’o i.
i .1 II;... ii.] fil' i.c 1 ;i... : <-.,ir I. i
, ■ \\ Ik. 1 Bot '< ( iU... in w.l,.j. cl.
I;, nt" i.I’ii y teliowi.•• ii-i i. iii
jiCsuniU-rsitajiA m«. From the uiT'i uor-
< uiiwarvanu-il and utterly untriitlnul
c i' ii. iiins ivirii'li h&vt' heretofore been in
ti ;.jei! in by ceiujn j. 1't.es in rer'ereiv.'e to
myself, i s.-t-k 110 vintihation at the liauos
o)die people. It* the iil't that I liav*; led
f. !• m .re ; :..n mill' e. eeii’ary before this
j.-.jjsle, toiiOiig whom i wao boru and rear
ed , is not 0 sufficient answer to my ems- .
lilies, who are enemies '.vithout e.uvse or
excuse, no rc-p.’y frotii me teould sttlsty
them. If, at fin," time of my life, if iu
j i ivute or public station, in peace or i i
wav, 1 have ever deserven the oenfirten. •:
and esttem of this peopie, I deserve the
same now as surely and as eoinplctely. 1
wish, however, to make known iu this
public manner Hist 1 sliult visit and speak
to as many as possiole. and am ready cr,
all occasions to contV.Mil these enemies be-
f. re the people.
-ho'.*1.1 the people prefer either of tht
( il: aide and boi.ura.tlc- ycutieiinj.j who
fl-c candidates for the office, i shah sup
port their choice most cheerfully. if.
however, the people should honor me as
tiiesr choice, J snail endeavor to serve
them with an eye single to the best inter-
( sis of (ieorgin. J. B. CrORDON.
A I.l:iTER TO MAJOR BACOX.
In addition to the announcement of bis
candidacy, a conferonee between Gen. Gor
don and his advisors to-day resulted ii. the
foiio.ving open letter to Major Bacon, a
copy of v,Alien has been iuniisi ed. your
correspondent. A subjoined note states
that a similar tetter has*been sent to other
candidates, but what others is not mea-
lint mentioned;
DeKalr Covh'TV, Ga., Mays, ISSi.—To
Mon. A. 0. Bacon, Macon. Ga. :—Men 1 .Sir;
>’either of us ought to desire and 1 cer
tainly dn not 1 to become tht candidate of
th-." den.ouratji; part" of Gec.ivia for gov
ernor except !>y the will of the .wuioeratie
p. . pie .1 ....uyia. i km. v of isu: o.-e way
<1! ■r-eertainiug in r ,i! : .oly it.at wiil. 111..! tii.d
i - By the de: ocracii nivtUod of plfieii:.;
> t air. the Lal.ol The plan of cm!, inf
1 vr,.tiler lueelings at tie.- court hotly.- ;u>-
p. ;nti;-.e » ebniri.ian, win; in uri: no-
ov may in v represent the will 01 tf p-.-
t '■ .*•. led ji! rt .•re'-.i.T.t prceiLe! v'tiie leV-.-ivse
< . - c-.;..'tl=i • will. J ask. tlmicfoi- thV:
.'■"i .-ill wiU, m. iu a letter to the exoeli-
I'.vi conimittec *t«.n tr. meet, jetiuesting;
•i(i lias
j-pec on
If. Ci
;; J'” '
111 judirt
V
V. being
OS. Cn; '
to oll-.l 11
that 1
5 c
Pc!. »>i;c 1
liHlc,
to :
and he
Camden and Coffee counties have select
ed delegatus for Bacon, Charlton for Sim
mons. Clark comity acted on Saturday,
and selected a large delegation, hut did
not insTrvu t. The meeting was organized
by 31a; -r Bacon’s friends', and it is pre
sumed the delegation is for him. Burke
county will act to-day, and will present
the name of her dislinguished m.n, Hon. J.
J. Jan iiictorruptibie patriot, end a
man of high ability. Lee, Dooly andTbodgc
to iiitie*, fill meet on next -Saturdcv. U.v
loti 1.
The .je.n'cvats of Houston county ii!
select tl'.d-j,gates to the g-JIjuina’oiva] and
congressional conventions, and members
of the scriMorial district committee in mess
meeting at the court house on the first
Tuesday in July. County officers and rep-
reseumti'.,.s will be nominated 1 j\ primary
dlectk "s the second Tuesday m June.
.-vivaniu Telephone: The .name of Col.
J .ho Ij. .t'-hton. of Emanuel, is spoken of
being a car-iidate for congress next
tune, t succeed -:.v.r present ineundx it,
IjV.ji. T . o.uas Norwood, of Savannah. C'ed-
ot:>.-! Ashton :.- ,vcil and favcralfiy known
;n soriven. and dottbtless when the time
u-ornes, will receive the encouragement
and support which ho justly deserves.
A meeting of the democratic executive
coiii.’iiittve tiie ninth congressional dis
trict is tiller 1 to assemble in Gainesville,
on Tuesday, the 'doth day of May, 1SS6. for
the purpose of designating the time
and selecting the place for holding the
congressional convention.
Douglas county will not bold nomina
tions for representatives and county offi
cers. An election for delegates to a sena
torial eoi.vcntiou will, nowevt-i. be litidon
the tii'.b .-atui.'ley in May.
Bn. T.'.'ie interiv.*. s-. far it manifest. <1 in
the nice for legislative honors in Baldwin
county. It is rumored rhat several a ml. i-
ti'ms gentle men are Vieiim put in trim by
tiieir frierds ami -hat alter awhile there
s -iiii; riveted t);.. irons no 1 ankies. s.
the prisoner, thus sc -iimi was 1 ick
the casement. A day or so following 0
dens name from 'Washington to move ti
■v. -A -i
r'; fVt '
, * v-
'& A § $ <p %f j'i'iv V >1:
mj if
W !■%' $ Ij « 1 mi
® e if I JUS |(i
&imammwm - - - - - A -
udl
FOR EXCHANGE.
lilt; I
1 he ;
door, a 1111 finally loal'oiv Mr. .Via\i.» to e.\- i
t*reis<.' i)ij)is*'ir by limited walks w : thin 1 ho
4Toij!)'!s. order to iroii was issued, it
xye " ?•/<!•], }»y heeri.'tary Stanton, and the ,
pr •jiiirat' a.s i-. m so we.v dl iar.de jj-'ix>r .
to tuv arrival «>!' «he L-i.u‘»oat. President :
Johnson issuad Ute ameliorating orders
that followed.
tMiirpN < roj. Nol.-s,
A r.ot^ Iro71 "• a Paker conity fanner.states
thii\ tlii'Ve i 44 no*. \ piar.ter in *he eovn^ty
that li.-i-s anyth]’a; like a st-o.ii* 1 of cotton,
t.is- the poorest' he "Ver sir. 1 ,, and oats
an entire failure. This h { the??«•<•«jnd plant-
ii.ir of oats. Tho first crop was killed hy
the freeze in January. The planters \v< nt
in work and planted over a grain, and now
to Jo.'V the second tine is hard
un them; more so on account of the .scare 1 ’-
t-y of corn in the county Grain dealer.^
aa.v they are .selling more grain this season
tin n for years. Last fall all the hogs died
of .'holer;..
Mursballville Tinterf: The* rr.iris of last
week developed the fact that a great deal
of cotton that had h *e:i planted before the
dry spell set in hat! rotted in the bed. This
discovery has rendered it necessary to
plant over r. large area where the cotton
oug\ t now to be large enough t? be chop
ped out.
>) < i iwether ''find 5 cator: Frost is rcj)ort-
ed one or two mornings recently. Com-
rdaints of damage t<» the young cotton uie
abundant. Poorer stands up to date we re-
neve r known.
Oats in Clt rke county during the past
week h.i i 'e (‘.*.Hj*-.led in height, but v/hoa* is
in the background, and the probabilities
are that not over half a crop will be made.
the Unify NO.il Whisto , Co.. Baltimore,fYlcl. ^
*»rtJ.'rr««BUDiW*x*.»»iw-wi •
usi'p iy.?r '■irjrawiwaoc.li
luiuls either in (*eo»yjf>
|22ik'. &!;i Aniv Fiirm in Stewuil county, Oh'de»
I'ji".' «* Ki-cii 1 lliis v-our l‘"i-(i'.j lialefl cotton Or
ot;t-i)uiiuin,:s. Well watered mid timbered.
,‘U'i ark ot St»'«M‘t, T oTiPTnilQ Yx,
hti. Tii-l-.. a.i i T' ;rth, Iidllll) ’ liiO)ik j
Cures n.il. forms of PRIVATE.
CHRONIC a:ud SEXU.aL BIS-
JASES, „
Spormutorrhoa t.r.u Jmpotencjr.
• v SYPHILIS ■ >; " ; ; • -
Gibet. ‘-V';,;:;
Cures! C4nara.i»*tood in nil Casog
undertakoxi. v | . . ^
Cm iy-» l r«a»ou*t'lc AiiJ d>ro. k po’ndoibf *•.’r'rAly confi^uUhl'
PHIVATE COUNSELOR
GK-. t ..ours troiu .1. il. to ■ j' »t. Sin-Ghye, ^ u»-i l*. g
CEi.EBMTfX ,v ‘ 1 ’Mu'/'# 7
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Thu- 1!
•
uropori;
sue irhu!
o: HiliA
iii'l to nit to-iinv
Itl-OL-iuJ' ltilf kI'(,
GviiuruJ Frank IliiU ri
: ; Bminc is ;i oaii/lidrU-
uf.ii::. His fnijiiiy is in-
i.g j' in.-d i hi' (An li'ilii
mmi fjCPyr
ViUAfl lilnfL
TOOMBS CRAWFORD,
si KSIV.TF Ai.sKh'I', l. r ) North Broad Htreei^
t.'i\
W1LSONIA
Yb- fftpCTOl
Trfrft'. -. p-4l ( l
L.uxj4J-A.k.4 fc .vjV p-.'l'i'i
.•evasion of the un
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in;
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ofiht
I !u
in
v 11L
-irely
MANNING !5 HIS MENTOR.
■ i ihum li.'i.
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. o n. R-t iuul vxpini'i in
i.izri'g".liii’,nl iiiuvoli. in
;u vn Mu'Uu'-msni uml :u
i'P Hiu'ii rv'.i
iti.
"Th; Hr 11s. n u
Mr. Mu,
ic-tnry ci u
.Mr.
>!:. Miiin.i. vi-rei in
r hnu a
•re i i i- tl;
iiu- fuU.rt (lit.-u-
-.'if in: .’
i 1 u' i
u.'ili. I!
Jury •
•:uj(-.'is are being nia
il’illi ,ji '.'.I' . Lnrjl. ,
■ki.v'.i. ■■■, i" *11 iivi i ;
nming in .it Tl
t uu ».T rcikvtiou ;. tlv.?. ulru-niiy "jieni;
in the field. Does !r n it mean at' the
i .4:1 an i.t. cn.it t vvr-ri.l .• ih« v,-i!i nf Hi
"1!-I s v nml .iin'-ai. ;> a i iv is-ti f •
i sins m.i; t '-e i.; .•. 1 j11i ;r. <,f the ik . ’ui.v
if ii-.(|"r 1'i.it the Alianla ring n.a;. i-.ir.:,
c.'iUrol of the st.-..ti government?
JUDGE SIMMONS WITHDRAWS.
.1 < !>li 111,111ui, J.i'ii 1 r in.111 tl'e M111. i i',-.. <1
Ha
it.fAd >r.
Ai,lire.ay a[:.;i'.u n: I 1...1 n
Davis, in 'iieiinl 1 ' < I '.In .n._
Macon bar, l.rcseiiB '.1 Judge T. J. .-immun.-;
iviih tne following ictier:
lion. f. J. Siuiiiii'jA, Macon. Ga.—Dear
Hi.;'; Judging from the vanacity and laith-
h'.inoks with \\!ii•; 11 yc.u bu'.u- ills./'.argi'!
e nic.iit inipoi'ii’.nt public ti'u.-.; u ib ■.
> 'ur eiiX'li ir, In Gu- iiii,'beat utH. e i ' tl..;
Lift of 1 lie ••..in,..on weuii.ii Wii.i,,; .
' iaally to t!;e ere.fit • f tin slate a b ti'u
It.ni.,r ol yii a- fvi •".! ■■ Frit t’i• -.i'.• Hi i -ii-
r- il udmitted i.'iin -v.y of j•u’-j.■ isc . J.cir-
: "i' tin- sc. set n vu.'I's v'u'i iaev cii.-.-
i • iart
ait .vill regnr- a.
-e that consti ■
i-tld*. es|" .•„•!: ,-.H the
bum .a; ]ia\q tj.ri is ,
yintr iLindly o . rt -. tl
ic-M d Ili iiin Old a.iili, ,
etyriz ib; dis I
t' nilii-l's nr'tile M - ,
■ o' thy and laurb-' A. ;> n.’u't j,m
‘“l inijicirtiint j.'i'SHi'i’K
James T NiVn.-t. J r il...• !
' L Bail[ett, S'li". fi .A :
G '.V Gust in. S '. He: i
o' M \VTn bmb '"‘ k Mm.n
J'.VWns! ,,. , . b |
lib luii.ili n.'.k. :i' m tile csbim ta/’i! s.o'k
l'esl and. 'Vi:"i ; in (oreign tra".-!.
■ ibatU'd H ..'.Minted out 1:o Mr. Mali-
in-ieraiy v ouV. l.e tiiiotvii into i.y the
liiixini.h liiut in.\ mg already Uik.n urn
bien.be-i'S of hie cabinet i'n■ I■; Neve V .i'k, he
could inn elevate ai.' tiier Atw Vork 1.1 m
to n si ei'i"sl.ij. v it! ,.ut stirring ii], ' cl
ient . .] .] ,1-sli I. in .n the south and west. Mr.
Cle rviand is understood by those who
know him best ti re-l< very much upon Mr.
Manning's ijoii' it' B sagtieity. Indeed, :i
was pretty we ll iimicrstood in Metv Yor.c
:.rit. ('!.KVt:T..'.:-rn madh it a coma:t:ox
licf-ire consenting to allow his nan,e to be
used it the Cn’cigo convention that. Mr.
Mam ing. v.ii i hu/t all along been his n,en-
t. r shot:id <: i itinne to act in that ciipa.'-ity
by av.un.ing the treasury portfolio. Tl»e
*"::e limn M '. Gievcland entertains a '.vhi.Ie-
s.iiiie re.-peet fbr, and credits will, d :sigi.‘.
oi tnc par, ; in lbhb, is David ii* linett iii’..',
of Men York. ..ml Muuning is tiie only man
that can ij’iUiiii’ieUVer and out-weigh l.n
governor. TL • administration den o-
crr.th. with ('('eland at their
he;;.-!. are tberi .ore very av-n - ,
to perniitti’ig fii cretury Manning to will -
tlfit i' : n vast :n:i 'l.ine, which, c.v ; i ;;i Jir.
tile J.'.i.-t under the able guidniii.-e c-f I'm
sei l'l-iary's .'i-si.-i.-.iiBi. Soil bus come to
il i.- u.'fiiin.(I, that Mr. Manning i- to
fi.-t in tbe p.irtbiiio and whip in the 'no; ..
m.Mime'stl'ps lor" ^ l “"’ ‘
Kil l.IMG ', HE -.-n:FT iKV OF OEEIHIAA
< A H ES
an ' ■ ing taken. I'i.- private seeri iaiy.
a ], r tl, ci un t ., ■ of i'i- , i,i- ■
■il- 1)1','e'. ),■!:.t-’- Uni p. int I ■ mu i t. i is
li - I'Hi Wjii Iil't . et 111 11 until i M< lid A.
■ • linrton. it i- '• ed.
with dm lair•!;•' at his obi I
-liny. Sial m'.lcrs for I'undtu ■ -1
li'tor Un
in ,. \ j.l i
viii, li l!
1 ■■ ' i ■ nhi In on ; ■ i:t
tides o.’hi.; s!i'ii,',-. his .'■•rs-ti' is
’erv ii
ii, t'llir
.. ( ■ sp ' - -;•;(•■ ];y
1 OX IE COM Pan M anta. Ga
. ifl. Mi tyr*,.
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... i v' I * '"U't m f 'bf
b,-* - b.,7
•L?".. ,-Mp-,e-.
•k r ‘ -
n Id gft A M ill
ft Curl it; r, tl Two Silver Nlodnla
a warded i.i Ic-.'i »,• i, . ” .v. • fiii ir.« n
T be
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K‘fl SAU ii Ait tl/.-OIKS l«S5Rfti;$
WARf'bf. F. E.POT HltRS.
'353 Pro-dvci.;,, Nov,- York C ; tt
til'.n ill tv. id -t..r.v i ".-..in'ir
rigid t-, .-u;. V.b,;;: oIi.ii.m ; bus I, •
cu ed in o.i. si: n. ."'•'u-iv :) !(■ .\ r-i-iii i, li.
si..
m M.-.-t if t»i
“l’npa." .-;iid a linii' girl, “cV-tsn.’t In [ r; ,
01-7.10,,;.;; say that 'pride goes before 11 E., , li.i.:.-i;
• i ii.'ii'.ve il (’i-il-s.fiy i.'hild. - ’ ^ _ hlnv^ ^ ^ _
ulv iiys goes n s fal 1 .. aiong td'ioni whilei o,,7 ‘"ii,."
Un.i'i''I\ 'lll-VHl! .UTIJIWF
OOMPA1TY,
vv; lie.m,111 !.' . \| '1 t uck,.
Ob C TriPPY. Agent. Celtmbus.
me.
Ymk.",
ISs'i. ! Ini’
n,l 1," p:t '.tin,- -I■
TERATIVES and oij, IFIER'i OF THE
BLOOD, tind Is A VALUAALF T CNif.
ST/iDJCEP S AURA NT? I
Put (AH i'.* Hi I ‘ I’i" •• Hi .00 per gi.ulm
C. F. STA01CEM, Proprietor,
Mo SO. FRUKT ST., Phi nrtolpnln, Pa.
SSi
c. 1 think iii nil
!l Mi 111-1 l.l !
•In I Vt. ,
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