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COTTON 1 PLANTATION FOB
JTLLberoM wit hint he legal hour* of call, oo
|r. Curl,i> ftidej.y'tn Dc* ■ ml.T next. beibrt
uktCjatiWA-tf tincr iirjlse. totn of Talbofton.
T.ibotcouuiy, Ga., two luourfod six hundreJand
lUtlytwrn s'.-ix-i of land, to writ: lot No.] tiro
Jraetjon. i ontalnfcJgafcMlve acres, one bandrt <1 and
!;fly and aouurtferacrdioff the «. -tern part inTot
No.gra; tdfXJSWWhtJ): Wre- of lot.- No. flirty-
c;t_ -BiW-Caiv. auA-tigy-lbur, all. ia the twrfuty-
CwiOl'Wpi rouny. Of TilhoL-
• Af&m SiS-sjt mso?i y>W77, w. aiojaia.
atif oTif ftsndrvd mij fnrtr one and shalf aerd* oil
••f lot No. ‘24IT olid fctimbvil and out- and a halt
uf ltd. No. sid,iiJTy K-rw of lot No. 2U, and throe
at rtVot TOr irr-rth eaetxDrAer'cf lot No. 237; all of
Uid lattil -erlhcti larat being in the fifteenth dis
trict of said cunmy. -Thu above described i'rtmi-
to-« is •ltonted atfoa' nine miles east of the town of
Tilbptfon and live miles north of Howard, a tta
le,r. on the Xl/ucngcc Railroad In a healthy and
c<efv> «nnt<etitioi. of couaUji, and in a high Hate
of cultivation. Contain* three different settle-
tuenti with all nenassary out-building* and or-
ehariH, and a large projiortlon of rich creek land.
Said settlements vif lands win be fold nndertlie
will of the late .Ttuiah Mathi as, deceased, fof the
purvoreof distribution. All Who ileaire to pur-
ebaue a good not ton plantation Would do well to
en!l on one of the undersigned, or II- F. Mathews,
who resides on the premises, und examine for
Uwnuctvcn before the day of sale. Terms made
known on the day of tale. j
XX'. F. MATHEWS,)
T. 1. MATHEWS, '-Executors.
' J. XL. MATHEW'S,}
octlP 2t awt 1st ?u» dec
SAMUEL D. IRVIN,
Biiccr*-or t<» Lyon X Irviu and Irvin Butler,
A T T O IC X E Y A T L A Wj,
ALBANY. GEORGIA.
R«*l Edttte Asvut for Southwestern Georgia.
Prompt attention Liven to all hmineM entrusted to
hi* ran*. , uovl4-Cni
N A TIONALL IFE'
Travelers* Insurance Company,
OF NBW TOBK. . .1
Ollier, NO. 243 BROADWAY.
AUTHORISED CAPITAL.Vi. .; .*509,000.
DIRECTORS:
. Edward A. Jones, . Orjsou Bluut,
tiaiuuel J. (iiussc),
T.-Ba Van Bunin,
Sylvester XL Board,
Robert. Crowley,
wit, tfc t»ojr. ,,ULr -30& E
r f. TISON A GORDON,. ,
Cottflri Faetors, Commission and
F0RWAD13G 3XEKCUST&.
DO Bay Street, Savannuii, Georgia.
Win. Coll,
•J. C. Diiiiuiick,
Henry Clews.
Albert Wright,
•folin A. Isejfin,
' H. I*. Freeman,
Nicholas E. Smith,
•funirf It. Dmv,
Howell Smith, !
F. II Lttmmue,
Wn, E. Prince, i
Sylvester Teats, ;
Josjph Wilde,
A. A.. Low,
Chas. Cnrtise,
A slier S. .Mill*,
W. It Webb,
Henry J. Raymond,
Silas (L Herring,
SamM W. Truslotr,
KiHutrd A. ,McCurdy t
EDWARD A. JONES, Presideut.
WM. K. PRINCE, Vice-Prvfeident.
ASHER S. MILLS,Secretory.
K f il. VAN.BURE$V Treasurer.
8. Tbaw, M; Dl, Medical Examiner. '
•EL H. Jose*; Superintendent of Agencies.
E. roLGEK, Gehctol Railway A*;ent. |
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES
Are issued out he Mutual plan. All the profits
in thin department arc divided pro roia anion"
the Policy Hoklei>. All iiollclcs to be iucontatn-
.Wr. allurhro years, from date, and non-forfeltable
uttor two animal payment. A Loan of one-third
of the amount of premiums will be made; also,
thirty days ^racogiven In puyment of premiums.
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
Aid granted covering accidents of all descriptionf,
ineludin" the travelers’ risk. If isMiedJ
Without Compensation,
They provide for death, if caused l»y accident; but
ha ea^t' ofini»uy.only, the imsmrdrrcetveH no com-
pen-atioii. IfirhittUMl
With Com -ensation,
•‘The KiR’mnmiht asrnreh l9 payabl«?to flic family in
••use or'dearli CaiirtAl by u-cident and oectirrinj!
idtUim throe mouths from the date of injury. Or,
hrensoof injury rtmsin" disability, the kisurod re-
o-ives a weekly eompun.-ation until he is able to
Attend to IU- hufiluvs^ such time not to exceed
tVont^*s»^iroel;<-' Tlnn^H^Tvovers-all forms of
Dislocations lh«»ki n Bones, Sprains, Bruises,Cut*,
Ifiiu-shot Wound-, Bnnis and Scalds, Bites of Dofts,
/‘ssaullf by Burglars, KoblRrs, or Murderers, the
: .-tion of l.ixhtiuu" »*r Sun-Stroke, the effects of
i xidosioiH, Floods and Suffoeation l*y Dro>nung
or Ohokin^, and all other kimt of areident.
JTan Dollars . .
Secure*? a I'eiural Aee*d« ut IViltry for
Two Thousand Dollars 2
With a WY* "sh I’ompciu-alion oi
Ton Dollars.
TRAVELERS' IKSURANCE%TICKETS,
For for, b' iirri/i «*f thne, trbm one day t>* twelve
inonih>, are on r d * a! tin* various Railroad and
Steamboat l icket U!lie« s and A^cueies,^
* Marine fiieks and Special Voyages.
Policies are granted in- urui" turain.»t death by
accident while ?aiUiur in ?l<rimer or ?ailing versels,
al?o for-HiecUl-Vacates. - - 1 ■
Full inlbnoation, iogctlier with Tables of Rates,
.vp., cm Ik* obtained at the Home Office, or bj- ap-
plication to the State Agent.
E. C. ORANNLSS
Agent for Bibb County.
A C. McBURNF.Y,
tcn’l Asront for Georgia.
WM. C. GODWIN,
Amcridus.
R. ROBsJ,
St •- .! :•. -.'feTAFF«jm| y ‘
Blakely.
H. «i. MORRIS,
(ieorgetowm;
t. . R. .Ct»MBTON,
' * Griffin.
R. W. JACQUES,
Colnmbu?.
Ills'tihin- v‘Agent^VlcsJfiiHr the appointment
?- Agent, can n.ldn - the General .Vgent. J. C.
_ Msilurauv. ^cp-JS-;>in
'VIKCINIA AND TENNESSEE LINE.
^pHKOUGH receipts given by the Agents Of the
i Southern TransportaiTtm Company at freight
rates to Baltimore and New York, at guaranteed
rate jkt hundred pounds us per bale on Cotton, all
package* should l*e stamped S. T. Co, to facilitate,
Transportation. Rate from New York to Macon 1
S-I.os iht hmnlrcil mmnd*.
THURSTON L. BLOOM, Agt. at Maoon,
. . V. G. UUST^ Agt. at Albany.
iiot19-3i«i.
For Nalc or Rent«
I Offer two of the best PLANTATIONS
in the State of Georgia, of their tize. One oc
cupied at present by .Vn>. Chas. J. William?, on
Flint river, one mile from Everett Station. This
plantation lia? about 401) acres in cultivation, of
W.tora and upper land; has a healthy locution lor
residence, und ample accommodations for hands
necessary to cnitivate the land, and a fine Apple
am! Peach OrelxanL The other is located on Flint
river, three miles from Reynold’s Station; has bot
tom land cleared sufficient to work 80 handsL and
has upland sufficient for all conveniences, and am
ple accommodations in thy way of bail dings. On
. each Plantation is w supply oT provisions^ which
, will he sold iolhosffwho xaay runt, at a fair marked
.IHicc. AtsoL Tanning utensils, mules, hogs and
cattle.
. } For particulars, apply to KOBT. E, HOWARD,
near Reynolds*, or to me at Mobile.
norlV-lOt. B. F. MARSHALL.
■■■
fie
FOB SALE.
IT Firat class Dwcllisg, seven rooms, six good
Seero Cabins, Kitchen,. Smoke Home,Jtc. One.
of the very beet Gin Bouses and Cotton Presses in
the section, snd almost new. Good Stables,
Barns and Wheat House. Good Orchards and
.aacrtuc... by e^y
On the place.
S. W. MANGHAM,
-- . Orl<S::, Oa..
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
LATE BBOW>i>8i . J
Washington, D. C.
This leading Hotel, Renovsted rod Re-furnished
is now in perfect order for the reception and sc
commodfttion of Its old patrons. octl-ffm
W, TVtK, J. 3. 0. SATIS, I A. P. TCCK.
HsHshXo. TTatu with Phclrs, I foulsvlllcjKy.
Tuck, I>avis A. Co..
WhoSejale Giocers au<l Comutission
iili i . JItrcliauU,
»a^J xiiu ti.tf- yiiitk
streets,
J.orisviM.s:, Kr.
CX - *'■ ) consignments SoticitedJ
COOPER^ p
Auction & Commission Merchant,
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
W ILL «Svu Ids personal attention to the hair-
cliate and shipment of COTTON.
HE TS ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL
Cash Advances ■
On Cotton in f tore in Albany, Oa., for eliipnient
4o Messrs NoetoXi SiAtrMntKA: Co., New Vjork.
Having had many years experience in the Colton
trade, as well ns Auction and Commission busihesj,
hcffatT' n utuiM irthstliceangtTccntlrosatlsfactlon
to p.vt!essr.tinstiiifftheSr business to him.
ORDERS AND CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Respectfully refers to J. B. Ross * Soil, Macon;
T. II. Johnson, Alalamy.
oeiawitt n . :i > • :j c. t i
HOWARD HOUSE,
EUFAULA, - . - j - - AyUtA^LV
J, W. Howard, Proprietor.
A LL thi luxuries the maitet ttbr0a,EOved.i;p
to ordei and at the -shortest notice.
Bcpl£-3m*
BICHABD M. BISHOP*
vnt. T. BISHOP,
R. M. BISHOP &CO„
WHOLESAIiW GBOOEks
Wo. SO Main St., (afeio doors Mow Columbia
Street, Cincinnati. f
• scpt')SJ-Sm* ; - el '■ t 1
W. J. GARRETT, YOUNG GARRETT,
.... i. .
GARRETT & BROTHER,
Commission Merchants,
AND
• . i;... '
Wholesale Dealers in Country Produce -
SECOND DOOR FROM MASONIC UAI.1,
; Decatur Street,
Atlanta, ------- Georgia.
REFERENCES, ‘
Phiniry & Clayton, Augusta J. L. Villaibuga,
avauuoh; J. W. Fears & Co., Macon; R. L. Mott,
Columbus; CoL A. P. Wright, Thomasvilic; W. L.
Cigh, Madison, Ga.;Wm. C. Ray, ilontgomery;
Ha.; McGruder, Taylor & Roberts, Baltimore, Md.;
Altell A Inman, N. Y. scp21-8m ‘
EDWARD WILDER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILfe.l 1)YE-STU-FFS
. AND i
GLASSWARE ;
AGENT POR
VIRGINIA, MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY
TOBACCO,
NO. 514 XIAIN STREET,
V/OUlKVlIIc, Kcittaehy,
P. S.—Liberal advances nude on Cotton on con
signment.
WANTED,
FEATHERS,
GINSENG.,
BEESWAX.
TALLOW and RAGS,
ior which I wiil pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,
A. S. HARTRIDG-E, ,
• I *
COMMISSION AND FORWARpiNO
.... i :
i)d MERCHANT.
9 2 Bay Street-,
it ;.AU > BiliiULJ
SAVANNAH, GA.
nov5-3m
. \ A. K. SEAG-O,
C O M M I S S I O N XI E ft C II A'N
Atlautn, (icorgiu,
I S NOW RECEIVING
1,000 Bbls. Salt, 7 bushels each,
S00 do Flour, embracing all grades,
30,000 Libs. Choice Clear Bacon Sides,
OntlParaa VnirlloV listwv* W l? mill
300Boxes English Dairy, W. R. and Hamburg
Che«6c.
ALSO,
A large Stock of almost every article in the Gro
cery and Provision Line; all of which will be sold
at very low prices to the wholesale trade. Ad-,
dress by letter or telegraph. A. K. 8EAGO,
uov lG-lOt* Atlanta.
GEO. Ci BUCB4NAN. i , ^ ANDREW BUCHANAN.
ANDREW BUCHANAN & GO.,
Crocers, Provision Dealers,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
(;•, * No. 110 Main street,
LOUISVILLE, KY
Orders for Groceries, Provisions, Bagging and
, , —g a
Rope, promptly executed. jy20 Cm
Jas* Van Valkenburgh,
3»p
General Agent ant!
A t i !
Commission
^MERCHANT,
Chenry street, JV>e*ir Cotton A crave, Macon: On.
AGENT FOR
either in cub or trade.
f tmg25 Sm
Rein & Co.,
Augusta, Georgia,
A RE prepared to make liberal advance* ou all
Cotton consigned to them or their trends,
Messm Smith & Dunning, New Yo/k.
All cotton consigned to ns or our friends in New
York, will be sent forward by the new and elegant
steamer Helen, which willl-connect with the New
York line of steamers, so as to reach that city in
etolit days.
We hare also established a line of Clippr r ship*
between Nr* York and Liverpool. st> to stud
forward the Cotton entrusted to our »are wifliobt
delay, thus avoiding expenses of storage nml insu
rance In New Yorl^.
Sight Exchange on New York and JdvcrpocI in
snxna to suit perekasere. KLEC S: CO.
ang 2Mm ^ »
WHOLESALE MILLINERY GOODS
-JT-T-l ..‘.^Xil-oND -• -
Wholesale Cloak Manufactory.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
W E are pleased to say to our friends aonth- of
tht* Ohio, that we liave one of the largeat
and host assorted stocks of
Millinery Goods
Thi* side of New York. Wc employ over one
hundred and fifty girls In our
Cloak Factory,
And we are confident that our style* and prices
will compare favorably with any house In America.
Respectfully,
novl7-tjl
A GOOD CHANCE.
I OFFER my Tan Yard and 202}£
for sale: adjoining the whole lta(_
poration of Lumpkin, east; SO acres
130 acres in the woods. J. G.
novl8-lm
WHEELER & WILS0FS
bwins Machines.
XX7ITI! many valuable improvements, and
V V which have tlie reputation <»f being thd best
Sewing Machine in the United States. Persons
haring Wheeler*^ Wihon> Machines can havt
them repaired, and all the r.ew improvements; add
cd, If desired.
AGENT FOH TIIK ^ “
Florence Sewing Machines,
Which claims superiority over all other machines;
is the only machine hating 1 the revere!Me feed-
movement, ami was awarded the highest premium,
gold medal, at the 2alc exhibition of the American
Idstitutc.
The Florence Sewing Machine Company, for the
be?t Family Sewing machine. Reasons-: ;
1. Its simplicity and great range ot work.
2. Its tnniiinzf lour different ftttfehes, vjx: the
lock* not double lock, and double knot.
oil. Tlie reversible feed motion operated by sim
ply tnrning a thumb screw, enabling tlie operator
to run the work from right to left, or left.to right,
and perfectly self fastening to the end of tlie seam.
4. The perfect finish and substantial manner iu
which the machine is made.
5. The rapidity ot its working, and the quality of
the work done.
tk Its self adjustiugtension, &c.; &c. i
Ayaicy for the American Tract Society.
Alt the publicatWns of the Society can be had;
single copies or libraries. Sunday schools can be
supplied with libraries at low prices, and grants
will be made to destitute schools or individuals.
Ketc Enyhtnt? Mat mil life .Insurance Com
pany. '
This compauy has bcyii established twenty-two
years. And j* the oldest wholly Mutual Life Ir-
>urance Company in the United States. It lias a
fund of $‘-1,000,000 and has made distributions of
surplus funds in cash, amounting to over $1,500,r
000.
This company offers superior inducement to in
sure for life or a term of ycure.
Call for a circular. * ' ’ r nov 18
&Co.
Shipping and General Coniiuissvti ilorosi utrf
' 'flo iaj) bay. sykfet,
SAVAr.N/i^.’
3^CaiU jJvanct-3 m-.l ■ ■ .1 i imssb
XIackv <k Beatjii:. 1 ..iLiLl; i ...
REFERENCES:
•Xlcsjfrt.'US^- L; u.'!i.y a- c.... ;.!>••=r4 Hum
G-ra.udl, Xleuurs. Kill L. .-.11:11, . at.
National Bank,. SavannaU; Jlnor-.
XVrigilt, Xtcssr-. XV. A. Kuia . y ('■>.. .’. igitbn
,Mu».rs. Lord, Stone &. Co., Bp .ttm; Mu «.... ohn
1*. Boyle A Co., Xtessrs. Wallace., c llr.j\, ; ne, sic
York; Jtes«rs. Starky * Ifmttie.Jti -T- J. Gil ion,
bont ec C'o.» FbUatlvlpUia Na^onal L'anL-, ! ir.t
National Bank, SeventU NauouaL Bank, II >bt.
Steen, Esa., Mutsr*. MiCnfcIcon ,v Col|ins,
Philadelphia; Messrs. Clarke ,v Gumiiu^liain,
XI. A. Hamilton, Baltiindre.
Particular attention given to the lonvfril-
in.; of gooits for Nortliem markets,
oet 31-3m
AIsLISONS 4: KIBKMAt’
Cotton Facto
AN!)
Gcneriil I'oimuisNioii jlm-liaiitS)
Nos.'29, 31 & 33, So, Market St. !■
.\Rdivitlc, Tepjii
Kei’eu Tcv-J. B. Boss X Son,
IL Anderson X Son,- Macon, (ia.: Flcmln
Wheldss, Augusts, Oi.: AV. Jlcy* Warnm,
gusto, Go.; R. J. Lowry & Atlanta, Ga.
Rhodes Brown, Columbus, Ga ; V.\ JL Si nth
Montgomery, Ala. ocfi-'U t*|
DEVLIN & CO.
Broadway, New York
C L O fll 1 IS G
-AT
WHOLESALE AHD SETAtj.
SHF
, ’llnK.ifiro (Hint
Otter iii-tr Mtrrjcikvto taefjfUnfcn, Xj^rchanto
Vmrt (vtt.pn liolVlfra rvf>Gridina.
ft in > ot hi jiitalo a/ii:>.DDij.,wii
[A"J refer, by
>te.*rs..Kr»in .t'liardi a.
Wc*r *
\7S7E OPEN THE SF/Asbx Y. ITIf 'A LARGE
VY STOCK OF ELEGANT !
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
in anr
Ready-Made Department. i
Wc have also secured the services of first-da.** ur
lists in our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,!
Which is likewise supplied with tlie iiucsl ami [best
Fabrics of the 1
HOME AND FOREION MARKETS.
To those who wish to order by mail, will be fcent
(on application)
SAMPLES OF GOODS, [
With Directions for Measuring, which, il corrMly
followed, will secure a fit in,ad) cases, j
DEVLIN «V CO.
Broadway, cor. (iraut 81., f
Broadway, cor. Warren St., i * “*•
8ept234lm •
A CASA.
A T a meeting of the Undersigued Pliysjeiais ol
the City of Macon,* it wanViiiuuimohdyi re*,
solved 1
Tliat medical bills in future shall bo conihhtred
due and payable, when the services are rendtrotl.
The members of the Medical Profession .should
be placed qu an equal footing with those of other
callings, and professions, who have everyV.*litre
adopted the cash system.
It L not asking too much, to require of atjicrs,
wlwt they demand of us. ; j *
Benjm. A. White, Wsi. V. Jloj.r,
.1. R. Boon, K. Frrzi.HitAho, .1
A. IV CoT.I.TNS, !
Jno; 11. CookiN,
A F.\f.WETrhbM. fi■ 1111% H,
B. F.-Guinns,
A. M.Royo, .r
H A. Mr;rr\n;n.
J. I). ITiNkt.s:,
r. IT. Wuitrii r,- >* ■ j
D. W. Hammond,
W. 1*. Parker,*
T. II. Hale,
A. L. C. Maorudeq,
Geo. (i. Griffin,
I. L. IIauuis jr.,
W. G. Owen,
G. N. Holmes, '
H. J. Smith,
Jas. Mercer Green.
.T. S. FRENCH, CEO. II. REIT), \Y. If.
4iiAf»nOrKN.
To Rent for 186f>-
T HE plantation in Pulaski county, lately Owned
by ilr. Lathrop, about twelve miles below
Hawkinsvilie. This is said to be one of the beat
farm* in the State. There are about TOO .eras of
open land, level and easy of cultivation. On the
place are alt the stock and provisions needed for
the ensuing year’s operations, and which will be
■Id to the party renting. For particulars applica-
cah be maac at Macon, Ga., lotbeundersign-
GEO. XL LOGAN,
R. S. LANIER, Ex’r.
JA31E3 XIEARA, Dec’d.
<t Messenger copy. novlMt*
FRENCH & CO.,1
. COTTON FACTOitS, . j •
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
XVliotcsaii' Grocers, At\, ’! i
CLARK STREET ^ASHVILLE, ’! liNN.
Special attention paid to tlie rah* 9:* f< rwaitling
of cotton. ^ :*eptlb-/>ai#t
S. G. WOOD & CO.,
7 1 ,
Wholesale Dealers in G-rocenes
Butter, Cheese, flour, ;<Lc., j
. No. 45 V::idx fiTni:xr,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
wep21-8m*
Willard’s Hotel.
SYKES, CHADWICK & 00.,
PRO Pit I E f OltT , . . -
VAsmxGroy, , . )| c.,
Formerly of the Girard J In use, Phi.Iiidel-
phia. nov ItMiu
IBI XimV AX I) NUIilXE SHOP
\ |.VT DAWSON, GA.
XIE undersigned wonld inform' th6 • piiKIc tthat
ihe is prepared to fnrnish, on short notice,
fiuisXd or Unfinished, of any description,’ iinj
anyl^id of Jlachine work ’" i f
SUGAR XIILI.S AND KETTLES j
Suppltd to planters promptly and on rearddabie,
- ^ • O. O. NET,srfS> j
tvh
Xli rcluutnEa*liai4pi ; Nipiort BankeNcw York.
Any liiidm-e* YutetVsU'dl to ui rv.^I incci with
prompt junLtnraftil nttention. na
' ; j ■! ‘ ( id .If G ,!«. . o)
B, h. V|ODliHEI«., J). E. Gaurison
*cp!Mm.'* , ‘ ‘ d ’' ’*’ 1 "
t., /1. i.sxikt;. i! 1 SiCPiiliteipi! 11 V cf imtBT
L A MLR, l’HlLLIPS k
'! ol: M Vlftl’i ,. <tl>kt0«|
:i d tWi.b ■ ; ,u
Wli61 esale .briroof
4
ers
Lilli.
Corrirpissibii l^erchaptjf,
’ . . • ij i - i. ml sill
No. 32 Vino Street,^ Cincinnati, Ohio,
X\> invite Hie attenilMi of fcAr old .friends and
llie Trade ycnurallytooiir largo dud Well assorted
Stock of , it -r » *
staflu and .pjiNcf onpcMifes
■now In Srnac itlul .iiEoEiviNo itkiLvMet which
wo. re offering at tlio \TJiv i.outst pbicU. '
'coimcctlopa are such
that w C feel assured we can nlTurd entire witlsfac-
tiim in evay ihstance, *udthcsieeiitriisllilgln*witii
lhcirond«rs,| ran ryly njgm yricciylng lluptoods
upon as favorable terms ami at as low rates, as it
they were present bujing In person. ' ' djrl
r.: PuiLupa^fio.'
G R 1 F f i n ,.& c o ” ’
*? 1
58 & 60 Courtlanil c
•NEAVr :^ L .•> 1,1.01 J.ui .• YORK.
; • ii fit •»; i : -.i,( ■ * ». «u jb
Manufacturers of AG^ICyLTURAL, UIPLE-
MENTS, and 1 i-!»
: '.V ; ' • "itAbn'fN^N.' 1 . 1 ’
DEALER3 IN SEEDS . AND. FERTILIZEHS.
Stfnd ifoi-clrcUW.
”i: i i -■(> od •».'i.Irll•:;./* ....
. t uovlo^viu . ' ' f J
Wholesale Grocer aud Commission
M E It C SANT
Dealer Ilk .Wines, Liquor.-, Cigars,
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Wo: 35, South'Stttf ttroinUrafc'W'ishriile, Tenn.
rri JiUDS. PitixiE next Orleans sugar,
»)l* ’-■> J Ids do,. Porte Rico Sugar, r*
go- ito 'o «6'i CabaSiigtrt,.* 1 f
W RarlrP Cfjishod and:lvy«!d<wcd Sugar,
tin do .Granulated Sugar,
id) if. A dnd B OoffecBugAvsj ”
; ,:;ii, do, G VKtra aijiortiil Brands,
'200 do Yellow Sugar,
400 Bags Rio Coffee, ' L . ■ ' ■ ■ *1
20 XIats Java Coffee; “
30 do HAgaifT Coffee, .
10 Bags Ginger..
ioBag*Sistdeb; H,u 11
20 Bags Peppcf-, ■ • . ; .1! i
- 20 Barrels Steekerel
50 >TbbD '• <M n ’ - 3 '
inofQu -a.i **•..!« .. .. mi ..,ii
100 Boxes Soap,, ,
-VI do' Starch, ; ' 1 - ! '
100,000 CiglTs,assorted;brands,' .... 1 r .
400 Boxes Gaudies, ,
TOO Boxed lbilMhi,’ ” :
50 CuncsSsrdli)*, ;
250 Cases Oystejs,
300 Dozen mickr-h-', 1
200 Dozeii Broom % . ,
■'AV.rse.u- Tnte,, . .. .,
Together with everything usnallykepUn XVholc-
sale Groewy llouetx
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L f Q UORS.
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100 Barrels KoberUfch County Wbi|r;y,
•VJ ifi> Bonroon do -
-W <b.Kyc . ,Lldq ;
l--*> . «l<» Kuctificd V* r liiskv, .
1 •> Cnslrt Hchnc^ey Brand}*,' :
:> do Otaxd, Dufiuy & Co.’» Cogiuu*.
l'» Barrels Apple Brandy, vorv old,
10 ,m TOcli • uoT ’ • • '
A. do S.‘w-*ntfi3Vii<Cf.. irt
I:t fetore and for eale at
X o. Z 5y. r BROADWAY, NA8UVILLE,
T H XwN ESSKK
aept.15 '.hn
'Plantation for Sale. * •
A FIJ%U Piantation colisidting of Eonje of tl
xjl best land In Mucon rbunty. There, is- 1,0c
with'* residence, outbuildings. 4*tc., in goo
—1..- t. — , J icVfiral vein h
L hs the Took
order. It tois bv»m occupied for; ec
thebrdthcr^Toifiri*,' and is kndvrh
1 or taut to Cotton Shipper*.
iu■. wi m.i.it i'o'hv, uiiu sn niiux.ii tuu iUUr,
f place. F6r particulars apply tij Mr.- W. li Ande
{ son, Fort Valhw, or to the imdcrelgncd in Macoi
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i Jooriml ^Messenger copy;'... f. ; . iT
K. M. MLRCTIL50J? f ! •» fj J S. MURRAY, 1
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WiliniDgtonjT-N. C
rpHE tetton Warehotew ifreated in this place
JL itonkliatcly o» the river, and at the terminus
of the Both western. Bail road, and convenient to
said roadman shelter all cotton that mav be ship
ped from \lacon and other tmints on the South
western Iqlroad via Apalachicola to Noxv* Ybrk.—
Yfc ^ill retive all cotton consigned to us, ati the
railroad d4ot, dray it, and put it aboard of the
boats at or.dollar per bale.
Cotton sibpers upou investigation, will; find
this route th cheapest and most. Yxpedious of any
other routeb New York from ?-Iacoiu Wi re-
spectfnlly sokft orders Cor the purchase of cotton.
Our long extricncc In. that fine will enable to
make purcha* to the best advantage to thosqwho
~ : r orders. . j
operaiion a new Iron Screw
R. G. MORRIS & CO.l
Georgetown.
«k Seymour, J. W. Ffcar?,
, all agents on S. W. K. K;
Murchison & Murray, 1
Commission Merchants,
282 Front St., New York.
A LL coiuignmenta to 114 are insured from point
of Shipment, whether advreo' of shipment it
received or mIl. >1 . «it... -,1
Liberal advances made* on consignments when
desired. Onr personal attention given to the sale
of cotton. ■■■■■■ nori) lm
Law Card.
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THOMAScC. JOHNSON,
LATE OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Attorney at Law. Claim and Real Estate Agent
; . si Not 50-Market sb,(np stairs.) . A
ottl2-3in Montgomers'i, A La.