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■ , TUP. RECORD. CV.DARTO':,N, OA.. JURY 0, 1HV0 (.atioical kkmouraTic tujkrt. lull J ill AIDlM SAMUEL J. TILDEN, Of New York. fou vic'K-mrwDFN'i : THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Indian*. Tho FI. DouIh Nomliiatloiaii. All bail 1 Lot tho country rejoico! for tho light in dawning in ut Inal up on tho dark, towpcHtuouH political •oa. Wo bail it on radical bano, tho har binger of “peace and good will to man." ll in tho balm of our political troubles It is a rapidly riaing, blaz ing light, that will bound at onco to meridian splendor and burn up tho daik cloud of corruption that over hangs* UH. Bohold Tilden from tho East, com- iug like an avuluncho to meet tho mighty Heudricka of tho Went, and each a« they come clennuiug and pu rifying, driving radical unclonnncHH boforo I hem, I heir mighty wings com mencing one on the Pacific, tho other on tho Atlantic, and reaching to tho noitheinai d m nlhern boundary of our country. O, what a tcnihlocom- bnslion that will bo of radicnl remains when they meet, lluya and Wheeler will fall right in between their hreabt plates, and an awful tuiafah up there will be. Cloning in thoir northern wings, Tilden and Ilcudiickb will force them along through tho channel mado by the southern wings, into the Gulf of Mexico. Look out, radical seamen, the Grout Easier and the Groat Western are coming I Wo heartily approvo tho nomina tion of tho gentlemen at 8t. Louis. In it is strength ami uuily, a great hopo of restoration of liberty ami good government. Surely they’ll havo 150, Gum McGregor MO; T M Paco 50, Jan Young 50, Win Everett 10, I. F Thompson 40, L II Walthall 45, E J Denpreo 18. Tho Chair thon announc'd that A. Huntington, J. A. Peek, A. Dougherty, Win. M. Hutchings and Gus Mc- Grogor were duly ducted delegates to represent Polk oouuly in tho guber natorial convention. On motion of Mr. John King both tho county papers wero requested to publish tho proceedings of this con vention. On motion of Muj. lilunco, the con vention adjourned. John O. Waddell, Oh'in. Wm. BitADronp, Sea. A convention of tho Democratic parly of Polk county assembled in tho court house on Tuesday, July 4th, to select dth gates to represent tho county in tho approaching guberna torial conventiod. The convention was called to order by Capt. J. A. Peek, chaiiman of tho county oxcc- ccutive committer, and announced roady for business. On motion of Muj. J. A. lilunco, Col. J. O. Waddell was called to tho chair. On motion of Capt. W. F. Turner, I)r. Wm. Bradford was cho* non secretary. Mnj. lllnuco then offered tho follow ing resolutions, which wero unani mously adopted; liemlvul, Ik/, That tho Democracy of tho county of Polk, in conven tion assembled, pledges anew its fealty to the time-honored priuciplos of the untionul Democratic party, and hail tho nomination of Sam’l J. Til den and Thomas A. Hendricks for the offices of president and vloo-plesidcnt i f tho United Slates, as tho hurbin- gc r of belter times. lltvolml 2m/, That we will heartily co-operate with our democratic breth ren throughout the government, in an honest effort, to olovato thoso distin guished statesman and patriots to tho lofty position for which, by thoir tal ents, their character and steadfast de votion to the best interest of thoir country they are bo eminently uud conspicuously lilted. /tonfmt 1 h/, That this meeting do now proceed to elect, by ballot, live delegates to reprosuut tho democracy of Polk in tho gubernatorial conven tion called to assemble in tho city of Atlanta on tho second day of August proximo. lit wived 4/A, That tho dolegatos so chosen be no further instruct'd than that they shall uho thoir best endeav ors to Bcemo by their votes and in fluence the uomiualiou of bouio man for tho high and responsible position of governor who, l»y his unblomishtd private character and his valuable past public struct k, shall afford a sale guarautoo that the merited prosperity and happiness of tho past shall be restored to tho poo| lo of Georgia. To carry out the 3d resolution tho chair appointed Maj. h im Byrd, Mr. John Lutupkin and Mr. \Y. It. Peek, tellers, and announced tho conven tion ready for balloting. Maj. lMauco I n.iiewiiu >• announced the following ticket for | l ’ ko ® Kftl,r ‘ delegates : A Huntington, J A Peek, \Yu» M Hutching:*, A Dougherty and Gus McGiegor. Mr. C Philpot put in noininutun for ddogatis T M 1W, i. » '' ! i' tball, Jus. Youug, Wm LfereU, I 1 w,„. Thompson. I !uri» The ballot resulted as follows : 1 i.taw Ti»> !o»V\ A lluulingtou 161, J A Peek 101, ; Arrives Tlic McckH Letter. Ekitou Exi'Iifbh—Dear sir:—In re gard to tho unruly prisoner* in tho jail I think if you wunt to put loom on short rations, and if you think we ought hi die, you had hotter cumo up and kill us ut onco, and then wo would bo out of our suffering in Ibi * placo. If I can g« t tho chalien to food my self* 1 can live much better at 15 contH a day tlmn I liavo since M. C. P. Gor don bus boon in charge of the jail. He says that ho would like to givo uh p plenty lo cat, and lie knows that wo do not got enough, and hnl< b to see it, but can’t help himself, lie says that Mr. 11. P. Lumpkin don’t allow him to givo any more to eat. I don’t wish you any harm, but it seems that you wont to see a poor man who is in jail suffer for something to out. You beom to forget that some of the best men that ever lived havo been in prison. Wo get a little to oat of mornings and at dinner, and sometimes wo don’t get any thing to cat or drink from morning till night. Mr. C. P. Gordon allows Amos to cutfao us, ai d to tell us if ho lmd his way, lie would not givo us u drop of water to drink; hut says that ho hates to see ns suffer ing and if ho could, would gi.o us a plenty to cat; lie hays that ho is woili ng for Mr. iI. P. Lumpkin by the mouth, and that Mr. Lumpkin will not allow him lo give us any more. Mr. Gordon further says that ho would givo us clothes and blankets to keen us warm, but Mr. Brewer will not al low it, I think that if any ono of you will oomo and take the curbing and other abuses that I have to tuko, you would not say anything about unruly prisoners. Von would try to got out of this place. It seems to me iliat if tho county allows 40 cents a day for feeding prisoners, wo poor Btifl'uors ought to get at least 15 ce nts worth of rations. 'Ibis in all 1 havo to say. Wm. .Mi i kh. Mr. Editoii :—lu reply to a letter written by Wm. Mocks in tho oouuly jail- believing it is due to tho people as well as myself to make some slate- moot in icgaid to the jail uud the po sition I hold. 1 aiu the piiueg ul jail or, have Mr. P. U. Gordon iu charge of tho sumo, believing him to be i bravo and honest man, and hue’ll a one loo as I ef-pcoially Deed to inako nr rests, and for the #i»fu keeping e»f the jail. I superintend and see after tho wolfaro ol the prisoners, ami lesiru from tl.um that they get plenty to e at, in fact have found so much cold ra tions iu jail that 1 lu.v i made some complaints to Mr. Gordon for* seneliug up such extravagant quant.it ion to the in te> ho left on hand and thrown away. 1 keep on hand for them \ e:m, bacon, corn meal, molasses, amt the best of flour, find give them plenty to oat, and for proof e>f the* same, there has been three grand juries in two years, making six panels, Beirut ami sworn for tho county of Polk, who have reported tho jail well kept and in good condition, and thoy got their oviuouco from tho prisoi ith As to Mr. Gordon’s treatment to tho prisoners it in perfectly kind and charitable. As lo the negro being ul lowed to curso tho prisoners it is a fahehood and without any fouuelation whatever. As to Judge Browor, ro- forrnd to in Meeku lettor, the re is not a shadow of truth in it. Judge* Brew or has always told Gordon uud nnself to furnish any and everything that was really necessary to bo hud in tho jail, ami unless iho weather changes \< He)on there will be* no danger i f th* freezing now iu jail. This letter was privately convoyed from the jail with out any notice to tho jailor, to tho printing ofliou and made* public lo the world—pe rhaps f.-r an eloctiouooring scheme—don't knew. 1 havo tried to discharge' the dutie-s e f my ottiee faith fully and have uu d all manner of vig ilanco in trying te> keep the jail ami the prison* is safe, amt for tlmt lo. the* piituiu is complain btcauto they see no chance tor escape. I only make* tliih statement for such as a not we ll acquainted with mo, that tin nuiv thore uglily nmh ibtmiel Urn mat ter! I hu\o lived in Fie*)el county o\e i thirty years, and have hole! pub ho office lor m ail) twe iity years, iu alwavs proved f.uihlul to my tru and feol over grateful t » tho people e»f Polk couiiiy for the* eoutuhmco they have reposed in mo, rml liopo to prove ever faithful ami truu to them. it. P. Limi-kin, Sheriff. MANUFACTUQBD BY Montgomery & Co., CEDARTOWN, CA. We nro now manufacturing (ho best Huddle ever invented. Tho Spring Scat in junt what lniH been needed by (he riding publio for year*. Tho coinfort and eauo lo rider and horse is not to be found in uny oilier saddle. Our work is all done at homo I by most competent workmen. Every saddle Is warranted for two years, with irdlnury caru mid UMuge. Reference may bo had toCopt. A O West, President Cherokee Iron Company, Drs. M I-’ & J A Liddell, Ur VV (i England, l)r K It Thompson, J A Wynn, Wm F Turner, A Huntington and Dr. E il Rich ardson, Cednrlown, and Dr Scurry. ‘Esom Hill, all of whom heartily endorse our cn- rpiise. We respectfully call the attention of the public to the above facts, and ask n share of patronoge, confident that our saddle will givo complete satisfaction. :cs range from Ten to Twenty-five Dollars, according to style und finish. Polk filieilfT Sales for August. \\JILL bo sold before the court house vV door, in Cednrlown. Polk county, (la., between the Icgnl hours of sale, on the First Tuesday in August next, tho follow, lag properly, lo-wit: Lots of land Nos. HOC. 1120, 112), 1128, 1129 and 1177, in tho 2d district and 4th section of Pol«i county, (ieorgia, levied up. by virtue of a superior court fi fa in fa vor of V If Opport against Horatio Chis olm, all of tho interest of the said Horatio Hiisoha in and to said land. Property pointed out by plnintHTs attorney. Also, nt tame time and place, ono house and lot, containing one acre, more or less the property of M II Fletcher, lying at ) cross roads whore the Cartorsvillc and Rome road crosses between Rockmnrt and Van Wert, number not known, it being the properly whore M 11 Fletcher fortncfly re sided, and now occupied by James Long in Polk county; levied upon by virtuo of a Justice court fi fa issued from 1072d disf., O. M , in favor of John R. 8curry against M II ?]etcher, as tho properly of the said Fletcher. Levy made and returned to mo by a bailiff. Also, at same time and place, ono acre of land adjoining tho depot ground nt Pri or's station, in tho 17>h district, on which the livery stable stands, also the interest belonging to A I* Wimberloy in the depot grounds, building) and uppcrtcnanocs thereto, known ns the Prior station, In the 17th district, (I. M , of Polk county, (in., tho property of A P Wimberloy East End Wood Shop' the Working Class.—We can furnish you employment at which you can make a very largo pay iu your own locvli- lles wiihout being away from homo over night Agents wanted in every town and county to take subscribers for the (,'oiitnn- iiinl Record, the largest, publication in tho "lilted Elates—PJ pages, til columns; Ele gantly Illustrated; Ter me, only $! per year Tho Record is devoted to whatever is of In terest connected with the Centennial year. The Great Exhibition nt Philadelphia is fully iliuntrntcd In detail. Everybody wants it. Tho wholo people fed great in terest iu thoir Country's (.'ri.u-nniul Birth day, and want to know all about il. An el egant patriotic crayon drawing premium picture is presented free to each subscriber entitled ‘‘In remembrance of tin- Oli* Hundredth Anniversary of tho United on." Slxo. 23 by !'•() inches. Any one become a succi-rsful agent, for but show the paper and the picture and hundreds of subscribers nro easily obtained every where I hero is no business I hat will pay like* this iBcnl. Wo have many ng< uts.wbo are making a** high as $J(t per day aid upwards is the Unto; don't delay. Remember il costs nothing to givo tho buslm-s • a trial Bend for our circular!*, terms and sample oopy of paper, which nro sent free to all apply; do it to-day, Complete outfit to those wh<> decide lo engage. Farm aid lnrchnrtlCS. mid their hoiis and daughters make the very best ol'ugonts. Addre s THE QEM PARIOR ORGANS In purchasing a PARLOR ORGAN, per- . . iih should always he particular to g,-l tin* REST, from tho fact that tho bi**t e« <t* no more than those <»r Inferior quality. THE GEM PARLOR ORGAN' in stylo of finish, durability and musical qualities lias no superior. Tho Cases are of Solid Walnut and put together by skilled workmen, and > handsomely gotten up ns to be an ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR Tho following 1-* n list of styles : No. 60.—Ftvr. OrTAVr.s. Two nn I one half pets of reeds; six stop* Diapason Principal, Flute, Dulciana. Forte Tremolo; Knee Swell: Patent Mu sio Rack; Solid Walnut Cartes. No. 68.—Fivk Octayi Two and one half nets iff reeds, tiglit st”| h dubon, Principal. Flute, Dulciuna, Vox Celeste, Tremolo, Principal, Forte, Treble Forte; Knee Hwell; pnteut n.Ut-io rack; walnut c 02.—Fiv* (Iotaws, Two and ono half sets of reeds, nine stops -Dinp on, Prlnoipnl. Flute, Dulcia Vox Celeste. Hub-llass, Tremolo, Principal, l-'orte, Treble Fort* Knee Swell; patotit music rack solid walnut case. 1 upon by virtue of a Justice court fi fa issued from the l07fith district, 0. M . in favor of Thomas G W Mc.Mcekin against A P Wimberloy, W It White, J I. Howe, garninlteu, and G W Morgan garnishee, and J L Dogin, as tho property of A P Wim berly. Levy mad** by a bailiff. Also, at the same time and place, one livery stabio lot now in the possession of J W T Gend, in t lio town of Cednrlown, Polk county, said lot being on the north side of road loading from Pcnthcrston's store nvu Spring, and fronting hundred and live fed, uud running hack one hundred and live fuel, ih the prorerty of Russell A- Hand, to satisfy justice court ti fas issued from a Jus- COFFINS & CASES. by a bailiff. j Makes and repair* -* time and place, lots of land 1 No. — Fn * half sets of roedl, toil stops- Diapason Principal, Flute, Dulciana, V Celeste, Sub bn-', Octave Co ler, Tremolo, Principal Foi Treble Forte; Knee Swell, put music rack; solid walnut ca.*c -Six Ocvav rs, Thr* —W(«II Flute, Dulolntm, V Hub Rats. Clarion' Coupler, Ti etnolo, Pi i , Pi iuclpai c Cele.rtli* Oct ft v si pal Fort oil; paten The Patent Music Rack on the GEM OIUiAN is by far the greatest convenience \o formers that has yet been invented, sides its use while playing, it i-* arranged an a receptacle for mu»‘c. It is a nci lure, beautifully carved and hi ranged upon the front cl the orgon. TP.tVIT MON 1 AI.S. The Parlor Organs n Gem Organ Company, among the sweetest in heard. In style of caso ish they are without nn From the Wasliiugto On exhibition iu one windows of Uuintnlns, t AIR LINE HOUSE, 49 1-.‘J Prior St.i'oot, ATLANTA,GA. Sioglo Meal or Lotlgin" 50 Transient, per day $2 00 Special Itutes for a longer time. J. L. KEITH, Proprietor. apr.3tf. COPPER COPPER. i hand a good assort- TIJCnT-W^IEoIE, and con afford to sell it as reasonable a* can be bought in any market. Also do all kind of job work, such ».<* roofing and gut tering bouses in the most durable style.— All kinds of stove and aheet-iron work, copper and brass, mending umbrella! •Hpcct fully i Tuko all kinds change for Tin. order on the slio itr f Guano Htrcwcr i.T. MEE Ccdartown, ( “CASH STORE.” J. S. BTYTBB3 ic OO. Cedni-to«n, On. H Ty*E just receive! their Spring Stock of dUY goods, notions, shoes, groceries, CROCKERY, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AC Hic.c Rood, wtro >.o«iglil »l the closest figures, and luvring secured Cash and Cam; discounts, they arc able to offer them at prices which defy competition. Call and bo convinced. A Complete assortment of Leather Boots and shoes manufactured to order, call special attention to our stock of Hr"”mIacon; Salt, Family Groceries, AhcV'sca", starch CANNED GOODS, PICKLES,• FLOUR and MEAL. Solo Agents in Polk county for the Celebrated “Watt Plows' and fixtures. Agents for Hull’s Patent Rotary Harrow—WAKHANTLD. We do lo We may have Mentioned it Before, But it will titnr repeating; uud to make a cure tiring, wo wi 1 sny that MOBILE LIFE INSURANCE CO., O.F MOBILE, ALABAMA,, Inis of land Nos. 17.), 17 *i uud I Mi, 111 the 17 * l> district and I * I* section of Polk county property of Jacob Doutils, to suti^fy n Justice court ti fa iiwucd from the lOTUth listriet, G, M., in favor of Black, Blount\ ! o., itguincl Jacob Di*nni«; alt.) out* to sui- j fy a Juutico court ti fa from lOT-'ili dist. iu favor of Cabot *V Pinion against Jacob Dennis, and al»o to satisfy two Justice court fan from i ho ioT'Jlh district, G M, in fa- > <r of P M Shiblybar agni^»•• ,, Jocob Den is and .1 L llro kmon, all levied upon u» o property of Jacob Dennis. Also »Jm-i oe court li fa from the l071Hhib district, . M., in favor ->f A. M. Sloan uK'Hnst J tt . j d» 1 onnis, and J. j, Brockman, security \ i a stay of execution. Levy made and .-tumid t, mo by (i bailiff. Also, ut same time and place, lots of ! d Nos. GO), b4K and *»i!2, in the 2nd district and ith suction of Polk county, a.* j tho proporiy of J P Hammock, to satisfy a juutico court ti fa from the 1070th district, M., in favor of J. J. Cohen aguin-t .1 P Hammiok principal, and L II Walthall curity. Levy made aatl returned to mu f a bailiff. A!ho, ono brown horse, one small mate, j i * elaybui.k m ire, ono cow, i \YAGON'S and FURNITURE. i hand. You * days, will Ik> »ul»l«-ct Money Saved is Money Made Is tho Lomlinu Kite Compmij' in tliu Hoiitli, Am* limit r its picac-ut cxcilluut muuoguimut ia doing nioro Now liusiiiOBH ill the Sootbum Stntcb than nuy other Lift) Company, North or Sooth. Over 2000 Policies Issued in 1875. OUil S P B OI A. LT I 13 £ : 'I'lu- Iiiiitlortvmcnt I’lnn, *-y which you necuro nn Endowment In fifteen years, ut the rate of an ordinary Lifa Policy. I'lio Vert i- y J{ eiiertvtihle Torm 1*1 un, tbo olieup- i the property of MartUi II. Lumen, by virtuo u F.oyd ooun y superior court 11 fa lu favor \ (it M A It cum- ngaiust t h.- said Leim-u. A'so, one bouse an<l 1 t iu Cednrlown, a-* tho propei-y of Uha-t. H. Harris, know n j i* \lieu lLu.rt** butoi now kept by Mi t. Uawdand, to satisfy u justice comi ti fa j i-'tu-d froii) >iio lOtotl* dlnirict, G. M , in ' favor of It W Rv"'t it against G II llarri.-*, , id uow coutroiled hy 1. 11 Walthall; plop- ly point* <1 out by dcfondani. Levy iiuuii* ami ret a mod to inu hy a bailin'. io, Iota of lan I No-* s."»,*, s Vi, *\V>, ►*'> I, 123, 1)22, DJI, OO I, 0W”, 00*'., 007, 808, 031,03d, 020 mid 028, in 2lsl district and 3d suction of Polk county, as the property Jns. F. Dovur, to -alirtiy two Hiniu and iliuty tax fl fas, onn lor tho lax of IS? I ul ono for tax ut D.7o, against J F Dover. Levy made ami returned «u uio by a builit! "io, west half lot of land No. G7H, iu 2d district and Hit section of Polk county, piopertyof \V M Lampton, to sutisfy Pis ale ««» Buggies and Carriages li'iRKy 980, ono half Cash, balance in " i-dartoivn. Will make ono Imlf Cash, ball roduco. Will also *lo 1 I kimls, at correspon'ling fi fa J. T. J FT HR 600 ACRES Cedar Valley Land FOR SAMS. A UOl'T mx lumdr.- l a f **b ..,-*• Cedar xY Valley laud, (well kimwn ns the g;»r- *len **pot of Georgia* in Polk county, Geor gia, * -o and n half miles from Ccdartown, the county cite- About half of this tract i.-* cleared, the balance well timbered with a variety of growth. It contain* a framed house, with three rooms—a fireplace to Will be* 'd above, the foil' One homo or Cedni low n, Doig's ig property : 1 lot iu tho east end luted on the uorih by K. residence lot, on tho south by a v * adjoining tho negro grave yard, icm by it G Herbert's land, and on tho can by street running from Van \V« rt road to the nogro grave yard, number not known; as tlu property of It U Thompson, satiety a Polk superior court fi fa in fa ir of Howard *\ (Joule, vs John It. liu-*. II principal »ml H It. Thompson socurity- This June -7, in; It P. LUMPKIN, Hh'tT nbundnut Hiipply of welcr embrace■* some of tho b- d in this fa mous valley, situated In Nonli-We-tt Geor gia, in lutitudo tl degrees north. It is well adapted to the growth of all the cere als, clover and the grasses. As to its adaptation to cqttou, il is safe to s ty that any good farmer, with a little help from fertilizers, of an average crop year, can male twelve to fifteen halos -if cotton lo the mule, and plenty of grain. It cun bo ! proven Hint eighteen half* of cotton and I plenty of grain has been made to tho mule, both by a while ami a colored tenant the idjoiuing lands—thirty-six I bales tho Dcpul V Sl»t*i ill Salt*. ill, will take lc > ye * been paid tor land • throe de- id Atkin ■O. vs I fi fa ! Also, at eauio time and place, one sorrel mle, levied upon as the properly of C N Vails to satisfy one county court mortgage ; fa from the county court of Polk county. • a , iu favor f S P Smith. Son \ Bro aid ait-. Property p« W. G. TAV LOU, Dep’l S*h ff. July l. 1876. 'AlanliaPs Sale, Wilt bo sold before the court house -L < n C'odartowu, between tin* legal hours - ale. on the first Tuesday in July next, tl Allowing proper ccouimodating. Fo i apply lo tho under lk county, (ia., or r., near the premia* TltUMPao.N Real IL n i: \>' BLACKSMiTH & VV00DSH0P NEW SCIll.DVLE ( Miorokp 1^ ;i i l roil tl facture.l by the mo't thorough work evidently show s the skilled mechanic. Rockmart, j Arrive at T«\b-rsaille, Leave Taylorsville, Arrive at Stiloboro, | Leave Stilcsboro. : Arrive at Cartersville, tal, is of ■r. in the ' --O' A Di-ugLcitv 1G0, NY in M Huloliiiigs D W K. I FACtH K, beauty ot style, hatulsc-mo finish ativl excel lent musical qualities, has no superior. Bfetf A \N lil IT UN \N ARRAN l F.F. FOR FIN K YEARS ACCOMPAMl.s EVERY GEM PARLOR ORGAN SOLD. ut lot w tho store ho l by S P Sho| a GEO. CHOP text O All kinds \\ LYNCH G. \Y. VANCE, Saddle; and Harness Maker, ( I'D A R I'()\YN, li A. ■'TOsK wanting woik d.!.e in ; irt fi fi from 107*24 dist. G. M . in laser I'ltilp* t A Dodds. V- Mrs M 1' Doyle, w made and returned to mo by a bailiff. H. P. Ll MPKIN, SU'ff vKORGi.V, IVLK COUNTY -Ed > ar l 1876 Great Centennial 1876 oxt i-luti of losmatic McOARTY, Piosidcnt. H. M. FRIEND, Secretary. SHKLTARI.) HOMANS, Actuary R, 0. RANDALL, General Agent and Manager, (i ADSDh'N, ALABAMA.. STA.'X’ElVEEISrT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 1875. A.,, , D osoiber Sl»t 1074 tUD,80'J I.) ),1 fui 1 DIS1U USILTIEN F ' * a by Duath Div.clouds, Comuii.viio:. i, Taxes, and ollur ! llS.lUMi'i $002,571 60 ill iu Hank * U. S. Government nnd otlior Hands m on Mortgago, First Lions Lon us on Bonds and Stocks Iiisurhnco Stocks Real lv-*tiito and am Mint dno by other Companion for Ro-Insnranct* Bills Recoivablo, secured, nnd Stock Bonds Premiums in hands of Agents and iu course of Collection Office and Agency Furnitnr** Add Accrued Iulcrest nud Deferred Premiams... 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IK ) appb ;ui setting np. f homestead, uud l will p 1 10 o'clock, a. u» , ou (hi ext, at my cdfice, June JOEL BREW ER, Ord y id to and of ■ Pnilifa dc^iriug information ns to best routes to the GEN LENNI kL, or to any of tho Summer Resorts or to m the >imc ttU) >>tlicr paint in the country, should y of July at l dross R. \Y. NY HEN N, Gen. Pas. Ay’t Kcuucsaw Route. FASHIONS highest talent and the best facilities t modistes, both at home and abroad, we are enabled to attain results tar above the reach of i average dress-maker. Our styles are alwavs the latest and best. Our elegantlv-illustrat catalogue mailed t- any lady sending five cents with her address. Agents wanted every w here. DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO.# Nov York uud CJlxLcaero. • SEWINC MACHINE CO., ov York and CliienpfO. 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