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About The Cartersville express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1875-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1876)
iN tr - Gleanings from our State Exchanges. •Kv * v **. -mMM Nearly all the fciwrannah refugees rVti in teiTst i ftf?" r§lf gI & üß‘ TeV i 1 is 1 . ?iiig in Dalton. $ ofa single book agenbdied wiT yi i low fever during the epidemic-in Bavannah. 'I he public 1 '•cfur^Sj^ie. 1 gpil'Cnttrgi’frt Athens' will begin on I>< km her 4l). 1 I IfTHTrTrT Tie.jScreven House. iSavannafaH \vhicfi*ha#Hiecri HosjpL AQ /tamper, girls of Boston number ncajdy om-leuth ol the entire pip-- in ion of the city f- ”* - T Brunswick is iuroigatirtg and ' dis* i >k2;tipg ffrep;jratory foTfffe return of , h sens citizens. U. .J. ?- ! BuicA, of*TToa.-tr.n coun ty, made forty-two bales of cotton, l ui.idtig only three ploughs. The Democratic party of Newton coup f y ofpect to give the negfoes a f beeuft aftfa early day. r am* Bard hits been orating to the r i iiomft.-viile people, and thu Gvver li ir -nems to have made a “ten ike.” AVnuday train ou the Macon and Brunswick' railroad has been render ed titpressury by the increased travel ov* r that line. Tb gin house and mill of Mr. J. !•’. Dupree, in Spalding county were burned recently. together with eight, bales of c-F u. Just at this season of the year, on the eve of the assembling of the Leg islature, Atlanta is infected with thieves and pick pockets! C'ol. Daniel R. Mitchell, one of the oldest and most esteemed citizens of died on the 10th instant, at his winter home in Orange county, Florida. The Savannah Neics announces the arrival of Geu. MeLaws, the new postmaster, and says lie will take charge ofthe postoffice in that city in a few days. An ok! colored man in Jackson county, who has voted with his white friends, was presented last week with a bran new suit by his white confer ers of Jackson, Atlanta is whitewashing up, prep :Htory to the oneidng of ilie L J-- .Wnuary. Nine new Un* ban las iutv fix 4m <’!jarU Cjjd, and twin- j ty\v netns of tort uiie. Atlanta boasts of a more than Cen tennial negro, who died there the other day, aged one hundred and fourteen years. BUO was cook for George Washington’s grandmother. Gainesville has no public schools and less than one hundred and fifty scholars attending all others. Sure ty. An incendiary attempted to burn the gin house and mill of Mr. Sum- of Suiyier county, reoeut- Tm; flames'’wrrb fnkeovereijfind extinguished before any damage was done. The annual course of free lectures before the Shale College ot Agiicul tore begins this week, Prof. H. C. White delivering tne first, 011 the physical and chemical relations of water. The Griffin A T ews says : ‘‘Atlanta i%*Jjutewasfiiug up, preparatory to the opening of the Legislature in January. Nine new faro batijL^Ufyo# been chartered and twentjf wheels of fortune.” A canal seventeen mils long has been cut to convey water to the Na coochetj mine,in White county,which e!rt>lee the miners to use the hy draulic process on ten thousand acres of rich mining property. Mr. Silas Heywood, an engineer well known in Atlanta, died at his home in Kansas,City Bfmday after noon, of typhoid fever. Me was a member oif the Brotherhood of Lo co m alive F nfffn ee rs. Two negro preachers have been put-10 flail in Greensboro on a charge of burning Professor Woodfin’s gin njLju hiah uuied i( (bl’nevft* that religion never was designed to make their pleasure less. tiOlttmbifc is complaining of her gas monopoly, and worn* u> get back to kerosene; Tne Timessivjß : “Five doiiars’ worth of kerosene oil to the lajnp will give ( u better iiglit lliau we are now getting for thirity-fiye or forty dollars. Let’s try it next year.” The Commonwealth reports Hon. A. H. Stephens as saying while in Atlanta, that he has well grounded convictions that Mr. Tilden carried the election by a decisive and fairly won majority, and thinks he will be inaugurated without national distur bance. The Atlanta Times says of Mr. Stephens; He „is, aecoiuoained by two 6T Hfs old and faitntul servants. He*4s now on his way to Washing toh erry, to be present at the meeting ! Gujigres.-. We are ha;ppy io s< ; tifaxneis looking oeiter than he mis lor years. lit* is in fine spirits and converses freely on various s objects. Next year Columbus expects to consume USfOoiblmles of*fcoWtft*f nnli the Enquirer proudly remarks that the beauty of this is that the entire daierprises are tin* product of (South ern capital unaided by the North. TIK South dji proudiv point, tojhhse t.'Affcifiiftf^utideHa kings atffi Sue t its or her eftergy ttntf CVuge. of coun- Wip) was accused of killings'two • ear Norcross, some months a<*t>, and then burning tbe house of and who made his escaped hdSf been arrested, lie was found in a sifek pen in Hall county, and captur ed Deputy Sheriff Findley and his Ison. Large rewards have been Lor | rm |flf AI Hffrf. ibsfiSaHiir, j Dfettcanb tjriUttv NiiithHjfctgressiinttl dibifset Utely wanunl to ruu- against Hon. B. H. Hill, says tnat Tiid unquestiunribly Eiccted and as Liiriy. sts American metirods -wllow. He thinks hew iff bo ;t pretty gottfl par and itisqoinimms worth sornKinitig into tigress. f Judge Howell’s miil. giu and building adjoimitg, in Fulton enffie near being by fire on tiie IBth inst. The fire ojiginated in the press rooirf and spread ovej the troase. Several iiand\p,em kwmo rf? irf add Vo4md thuithuiiJkigSi, and after hard work swtd all of tlietn. The only loss was cotton. Mr. John B. Wright,one ptttie ojd tst Citizens of G'oiuuihus, died at his iipme in that city on Sunday night last, after;,hX.iimqt #lll^ofcMhree u;iys. jMrAETgTWwent to \Va;'*t-iiwfiuoty,Georgia, ids na* LNhome, in 1883, and w.th the c&-.. dgUqn of a few years remained* a nTufeft oT that place until his death. m age was near seventy-five years. Rome Nats: Col. Joel Branham addressed u large audience of colored pfcopie a„ the City Hall Friday night. Hia ; speech. V/as on the Civil Rights pfn i via uutioh of it 1 bearings hi-** 1 ex f plained Fifteenth I amendments. ThflT'monel has been requested lo‘ rt*f>eat* MS speech at some future day, when a lim house of colored men Mnfwr> unwed. This is I a step in the tight direction, LaGrange f lie/tortor: It is estima-*’ 4< 1 that 'M, O<W gallons* of*Sorghum ‘syrup were made in troop eofiftFr TheN worth at least fifty cents a gallon;*and it will prevent tlm pitying (if the sanfb number I¥i?*£ay l°y S (if sy/up made elsewhere,at prob ably sevyhty five; cepts 4 gallon. M'hus Ihemct Ht/ii* riun of?lo,6ot> will hie saved To our y>tw*f,le by t-hvir rais tylktle. -hiehjw CUiU.V4* -red With vufy., iiitlc labor, and at vuy •ouaUcui't i* ‘‘During a r ecfftTfbTft.l6’ofCant TTW, wh TearA ♦.ha? < visiter! hi - iiou-*- 0;, S'Qu- tluiJzLfi, juid denmndM .aduii’lancG, , Lrf'dd.him if he Atmuld sh<Kt him. 1 ftia Vv* shooot and be d—d.L I He then ran His hand under the door j and -tried to force it open. Mrai H. got a wlot from tin*adjoining room <>j>ene*l a lmek door and fired upon lie heirm, about ten feet distant. Ho ‘Lord have mercy upon me retreated across the lot towards and Mr. ffdfgihrs field. Mr. WilMamsrtn - who' affttmod by the Shot, could find noth that night, but traces of blood were discovered next morning by Messrs. Hill and Culp, 6f the po lice. The Swiiaq! in an ar ticle ujion newspaper communica tions, remarks very thus: We regret to find that there am some people imevery community who fail to recognize the difference between the communications and the editorials which appear in a daily newspaper. We think the difference great enough to be plainly apparent to every one. An editorial reflects the opinion of the conductors of the paper, the views of the journal ,itself, A communication the opinion of the lu*yn by whom it is written. The etiUoi'S <>f the paper are in no wise r< -4 Visible fur any communication which appears in its columns, unless they editorially endorse the same. Macon Tdeyruph : “The recent strike.on tlit* Georgia Railroad prov ed a sore contretempt to a . certain Mercer alumnus, who was en route to claim his bride at a point east of tins, i'he-day uasappointMl and ar riving in Macon on schedule time, at fiat wits 'his horror to learn that ikestrikerswould not permit the Au gusta tarin to leave,-and he was cut off from further progress in the di reef ion of hi* expectant inamorata . What was to be done / To hire a ve hicle tb ride eighty miles would cost a “pile,” and ; cnnsitme much precious Bo off he speeds to At lanta and starts for Augusta otice more, patitiug to realice his fond .hopes. But at Conyers the engine. g;ive out, and just there too the strike went in to effect, thus effctually iiaring his further progress, and leav ing him farther from the desired goal than when he was. in Macon. The lust heard4>f him lie was tearing his hair and hunting a crow-bar to smash the ringleaders of that dia bolical strike, after the wedding day ih signaled had gone by. ——— ALEJA>‘I>EK H. STEPHENS, Hi. Views of tbe Political Situation, Etc. Washington, November 24. Hon. Alexander H>. Btephens, of Georgia, arrived in the city, by way of thMMidland Ritiirbruf; at half past tin's rhornffijir, and pro ceed* and to Ids old qliartCTs—the Na tional Hotel—wljere lie has engaged royoms for fhy winter. llis present nms are 17 und I§, on the second flooM and fronting on Sixth street. He is accompanied by ids body ser vant, Harry, who nas,aUehded him for luaiiy 7 years past, and .whom Mr. Stephens Myles him “Major homo.” aud another colored servant. He left his home at Gt*awfordvilie, Georgia, on Monday last for Atlanta, the Georgia Railroad Company pla cing st special ear at his disposal. He reached Atlanta on Monday after noon, and temained there until Wednesday evening, when he took a sleeping war oti the Kennesaw Route, coming through to Washing ton without cftnnge. lie stood the journey remarkably’ well, ard with tbe exception Of a headache, was feeling as well as usual this morning. He looks consider. bly r better than be did when in Washington several years ago, and states that his general health has approved considerably since June, last. In fact, that he has gained about ten pounds in weight. He is still suffering from rheumatism in the right foot, however, and can’t walk without the aid of crutches. The night before leaving bis home in Georgia he was serenaded by tiie colored people, and on taking bis departure a large number of his friend-, among them at lea*t two . hundred coiorecLiuen. bade him gjod bye. If his i...aith continues as good as it is now, lie iutend.s to regularly attend tbfi coining session 0/ the 1 House. Orf being asked if he did not anticipate a lively ‘session, he said, with a serious expression, “I anticipate, et any rate, one of the most mtei siing and important ses sions ever tveld. Grave questions nmy arise, and probably will, and my own hope is that a spirit of mod eration and.of calmness may possess every mquit.er. • I would deprecate exeittn ept. and so, lar as lies in my I power, I shalUry to allay it. I sin- , eerely T ail'd earnestly Hope a spirit of patriotism will pfeVliil. and that in th'e adjustment of any complication which may arise, the only aim may be simple Justice and a full compli ance with tiie requirements of 'he Constitution as framed uy the Fathers.” Lord Borghum has somewherp said “tnat with an “enlighted bar and an iotelegant people, the mere ‘ authority of tiie-bencli will cease toj have any weight “at all, if it be un- with argument , and “explanation.” So it is with*thesp ( several Returning Boards. IfTilaen electors or Hayses electors iji any State Kaxl* a rhajority of the “voffti Actually cast, ’’arid"enough are exclu ded by State canvassers to. change thSt Itfljoti A*, the mere tpsi dixit of II •fF’"rd will not satisfy’ the country. veil’s committee estah lisht and loat Kellogg himself hired Frank M*iners to “bulldoze” tne Fe licians and surrounding parishes in lflM, antUif the same thing has been none under the same Kellogg in 1870, the facts.must uot be supprass op or congealed. Facts! Facts! are whatthe country seeks, and will liave. And wbeu the nations gets the.faqps, it will apply the law and laaiulaiu Older.—A. 1% World , Nov. 2” i. 1 ' , Troops are to be quartered in the NatiTnialfapitol this week. Congress wilt meet in fen days under circum-" stances similar to those which l-ur rounded the French Chambers, Dee. 2. IBOL Louis Napoleon prepared f®r hm cnupjd'e'ai just as Grant is pre paring now. and slid the New York Herald caa’t catch a glimpse ot the Vw&Umij3nyiurer f '~ ■ HEWITT TO BAM ETON. A EntrfwUr l.rtfpp to tlw> Gtrremor of i 3’aticnt l - eo|l. New Yqkk,Nov. 24. —Hon. Abram S. Uewiu, has w’ritteu ihe ffilpwing *letiyi\to .General Wade Hampton: N at ion a l Democratic Com mittee New Ymkk, No.’. 24th 76. Ny Dear Kir :—Your admirable ad (fiv.-s to the people ot Buuth Carolina is the subject of universal c\Vnpa>*n dal ion here. In fact, the prudence, ihe hjrcearaiici' and tne self coutn r. of your people under the most exas peruting pruvqeatidus, is beyond all pifase. I can duly* trust tiiat the excite , ingsicuatiou m which you tjfiH find yo'nrself next week, no outbreak wilt 1 occur. It Tsfaliqost too much to ex pect that th*tre will be no indiscreet ni**n in Bouth Caralimt who may pro v.Jfe.a collis'it)ii,’ but ueVerthe'ess the providence of God has so far guided yoljf and your p*op!e in yonr ditiiciil tie.-t that y # our l'rietids rest iu calm •cufrflNthfree upon" the wisdom and dioHfffirrtune wfiich has so tar attend-*. ed T yßdf actions. You may rest as syred that your -Northern brethren nave consecrated themselves to the work of vour deliverance, and will never cease their efforts until you are restored to that freedom wherewitn you were made free by the laoorsand sacrifices’ and wisdom of our forefath ers and y r our forefathers. God give you and your people ali the wisdom and all the patience needed iu this hour of trial and in this crises of the destroying of uur common country. We have full Lifth iu the justice of ihu,peypio of toe United State.-?, und we do not entertain a doubt of the final verdict \v men they pass upon the occurrences the last two weeas. Tills, erdict will surely vindicate their majesty und re-establish a free gov ernment upon a lasting ba.~>is, and I huvesthe honor to be very respectfully your obedient servant. (Signed.) Abram S. Hewitt, Chairman National Connnitee. To General Wade Haniptod Colum oia, S. C. WILU.iiU M. lIVEKH, New York, Nov. 23.—William M. f'weed was landed Lins afternoon at tiie foot uf Grand street and North river from a revenue cutter, lie was taken in a carriage to Ludlow street jail, where he was admitted through the gate, and not by the office, as usual. All he remarked on being admitted to bis ceil by Warder Wat son was, “I though 1 would come and see y’ou again.” No one was allowed to see mm to-night, and no one but the watchman wid be per muted 10 enter the corridor. .Expe rience tias made the officials 01 the jail very watchful. He will be treat ed precisely’ as other prisoners and allowed ao privileges. His rooms am much smaller than those pre viously occupied, and are accessible only through the warden’s apart ments. Tweed was visited by his sou William M. Tweed Jr., and an unknown person. They remained two hours. Tweed closed his door and refused to be seen. After supper he retired and was uut visited again during ihe night. The prison is thronged by reporters and prisoners. Prisoners aiid'" visitors are so mixed up that the warden has hard work noting Who fs'who. Tweed’s deli\ery by naval officers was made in the presence of district Attorney Phelps, United States District Attorney Bliss and Sheriff Conner. He was taken off the Franklin in the lower bay bv tbe tug Caialapa, and ajler tbe delivery was made, Bliss and Phelps went on board the the Fraukim and left the Sheriff in full charge of the prisoner. Mr. Phelps say s tfial it was decided yet whether the forgery suits would be pressed agaiu&l Tweed. However, an an order lias been served on the Sheriff eailiug for the referred: of Tweed should lie procure bail in tbe civil courts. HAMPTON’S ADDRESS. Gen. Hampton has just issued the following address: Columbia , Nov. 29, 1876.—T0 the people of South Carolina: The Board uf Canvassers have by their unprece dented action to-day shown not only their contempt and defiance of the Supreme of the State, but their utter disregard of their own official integrity. While the grave questions determining the result of tne recent election were pending before tne Su preme. Court, composed of three judges belonging to tiie Republican party and in direct violation of the orders of this tribunal, the Board has issued certificates of election to the Republican Presidential Electors and the Republican State officers, and has refused to give certificates to Demo cratic members of the Legislature, sliovvu by the returns of this same Board to have been elected in the counties pt Edgt field and Laurens. This high-handed outrage is well calculated to arouse the ndignation of our long-spttei itig yeppie, but I as sure them that this daring and revo lutionary act of ihe Board can liave no legal fofee whatever. T appeal to you, therefore, iu the fuliest confi dence that this appeal will not be un heeded, and that you will maintain even under that provocation, your character as orderly and law abiding people. During the past exciting canvass you have studiously avoided even the semblance of a purpose to 'disturb the public peace or to trans gress the law. Y' ut cause, and it is the cffirse'of constitutional govern ment ol the country, has been carried to the highest court of the State, and we'are willing to abide by its'de cision, feeling assured that this tribu nal w ill see that the laws shall be en forced and justice secured. Wade Hampton. Can tiie Republicans Afford This. —On a fair count in Louisiana may depend the decision of the Pres idential election. Four republicans, two whites and two colored men, from the Returning Board which is to make this count Of the white men one is a federal office-holder, naturally anxious to hold tvs position. Of the black men one is “ the owner of wCsmaH grogshop, with a billiard table in the rear.” Home Northern men went to see him today, and he dime out from hit saloon in his sljirt sleeves to talk to them” Can the Republican partV afford to count in their candidate by such help as these men, utilgssthey takerthe ut most care to satisfy all men that there Inis been fair play ? Unless, indeed, the result is so clear that no one will venture to dispute it?— N. Y. Herald ■22nd inst. $ > % # , William A. Wheeler wasn’t a can didate for Vice-President two years .FIMI J[ L r -IF M j ”- P9 r haps tliat IrTselecTTon migiif turn on the vote of Lnuiskarm he-joined George F. Hoar andrwmiam P. Frye in saying: “No party of the United" states" will I deb to Submit to a result decided by the vote of electors chosen by such means (the Kellogg Returning Board.) In such case, an appeal to force, like that which has been made in Louisiana, must result in civil war, spreading throughout the en tire country.” It would be interest ing to hear from Wheeler on the sit uation as \ve now fiud it.— Chicago Times, i, jr , . Leajal Advertisements BARTOW COt Vri SHERIFF’S SALES. EVTILL BE SOLD Ik*fore tne Ooart House ▼ * floor hi Cartersville, on the first Tues day in Decemberoexi, 1876, between ihetesrul sale hours, the following 4scrilml property to-svit: the same t!me and place, tots of ' lad Nos. T7B, 805,415, mi, 553, S7d 577 'fist- 870, m % 1133.W1, .ml flit, ail in 11. J 2lst'disttiot ail ft 2nd set liou of Bartow eoanty. Levied ou and will be sold as the property ol I J. Raid well, dee’d, to satisfy a Justice Coprt h fa, from the Slflih 4itriet, G. M. Bartow countr, in favor of T. C. Moore vs. C. FI. Fi-k, adiniiiistrator on the estate of J. Baid well, dcceii.-ed. Levy m ule and rttumed to mk by 11. IL Miller, L. C. * Tha larm .m ihe Teune*-ee road belongiitg 'to Fivueis Fout^Ua - , cqubduiug three huu dred stud seveiity-tfve rnbfeor less, being bits 23‘2, % 236. 1 ; of 4 J07, part of 233, about live miles yum C.irwi.-viile iu stp Distri f et and 3d syction ol'BartdxV'county, ;o satisfy a jus tice cuuit ti fa. m lhvTvr of Etvos and" Carter for tiie use of A. It. Hudgins vs. F. F*tntains. Levy made aud relumed by -J. H. Harrison, L: C. JPioperly pointed o.utjijr plain till'. * , Alsq at th'e same time find plapt; iois of ladds nos. ()35,190, exeejn One or two acres Nortli ol Etowah River, in the 17th district nml* third section ot Bartow county. Levied on and will lie aoi ri as the property of M. A. H.irdin to satisfy a State and county lax ti la. t0i,1874. iu favor of the State and county v?. Mark A. Hardin, T. 11. Baker, transferee. Property in possession of said Defendant. Lerv made and returned to me by Jus. L. Mil tiolliti, L. C. Also one house anil lot in the city of Car tersville, containing one half acre more or less, bounded on the North by the property of Mrs. Francis D.ibns, on the east Ivy thi tot known as the Duckett lot, on the south by Johnson street, on the west by Gilmore street. Levied ou anti will be sold as the property ot Frank Johnson to satisfy one Justice Court fi fal issued from the 822ud district, G, M. iu favor of F. M. Daniel & Cos. vs. said Frank Johnson. Property in possession of De fendant. Levy made and returned by J. H. Harrison; L. C. POSTPONED SALE. Lots of land No*. >538 and 539, all being in 'lie 4th district and 3d section of Bartow county, containing 80 acres, more or less Levied on and will be s< Id sold as the proper ty of James M. Barny and E. A. Barny, his wife; to satisfy one Cass county Superior "Coart fL fa. in favor of Donald M. Hood against James M. Barny and E. A. Barny. Said ti. fa. transferred to T. C. Underwood and J. A. Crawford, Levy made by E. A. Brown, former sheriff. A, M. FRANKLIN, Sheriff. G L. FRANK U ft (A EORGlA—Baktow countv. IT W here as, John A. Hood, administrator of Robert llood, deceased, lias applied for letters of dismission from said administration. Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby notified to file their objections, it anv thev hve, In my ollice on or before the first Mot da in January, ISS7, else letters of dismission will be granted said applicant. This Noy. 0, 1870. * . J. A. HOWARD, Ordina y. p EmRGIA—BARTOW COUNTY. VS Whereas R. C. Roberts, guardian of Charles F. K. Rowland; miuor, has applied for leave to sell tne hinds belonging to said miuor. This is therefore to cite ali persons concerned to file their objections, if any thev have, within the time prescribed by law, else leave will be granted said applicant as applied for. on the first Monday in December uext. Witness my hand and official signa ture. October 23, 1876. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. (1 BORGIA—BARTOW COUNTY. V Whereas John M. Stubbs; administrator de bonis non, of Sinclair McMullen, de ceased, lias applied for leave to sell all the land belonging to said deceased. This is therefore, to cite all persons concerned; to file ttielr objections in my office, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law, else leave will lie granted applicant as applied for on the first Monday in December next. Wit ness my hand and official signature, this Oc tober 24, 1876. J. A. HO WARD, Ord: Jury. (GEORGIA— Bartow Countt. Whereas, James B. Conyers has applied I for letters ot administration on the estate of John Underwood, late of said county de ceased. I This is therefore to cite all and singular the kindred and creditors of said John Underwood deceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in my office, within the time prescribed by law, else lettters will be granted appli cant as applied for. Witness my hand and official signature, this Oct. 25, 1876. oci29 J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. /'NgORGIA—BAItTOW COUNTY. vX Where,as, I. N, Van Meter, administra tor, de bonis non cum testamento annexo of the estate of Mark M. Johnson, deceased, has applied for leave to sell the lands belonging to tiie estate or said deceased. This is there fore to cite all person* concerned to tile their ’objections in my ofifi-e, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law, else leave will lie granted applicant on the first Mon day in December next. Witness my hand and official signature. Oct. 5,187 G. octlfl J. A. HOW ARD, Ordinary. Sealed fsi<ls. WILL BE RECEIVED until 10 o’cloak a m . on Saturday, the Kith day of Decem ber, 187(1. for rebuilding a bridge over Oothoa- Joga creek near Adnirsville on the Rome road. Lengtn of Bridge. f>o feet, and 16 feet wide, 2 trestles or arches i* feet high, (1 sleepers to the span, Bxl2 indbes, ihe abutments to be put up in good crossing condition, flomug 2x5. Up right post, mud and cap sills 14 inches square of good heart pine. The bridge to he securely banisterod. Plan and spoeificatione in Clerk’s office- Bend nd good security will be required to keep the bridge in good "order for seven years. This November 18tli, 1870. U. IT. CANNON, J. C. A Y COCK. It. H. DODD, J. H. WIKLE, nor 10 County Commissioners. ISartow County €oinißi.s> sionerN Court. SEPTEMBER TERM, IS7VT. IT is ordered by the Court that the lollowtag tax be assessed, levied and collected from the Tax-Payers of Bartow county over the State tax both general and specific when en tered on digest, except wherein excepted bv law, as a county tax for the said county for the year 1876, to-wit: Kirst—That thirtv-live per cent, on said State tax botli general and specific be levied and collected to pay she legal indebtedness oi Bar tow county, pasteed due and to become due, uml to become due, which has accrued since the first of June, 1875, to pay the uecessary current expenses of said county for the present year, and tor building and repairing bridges and other public works net mentioned in the order. Second—That 25 per c.cnt. on said State Tex both general and specific be levied and collect ed and pay jurors and neceisary court ex penses. Third—That ten per cent, on said State Tax both general and,specific be levied and col lected to pay Commissioner Pauper Farm and support of paupers, etc. Fourth—That eight per cent, on said State TaX Doth general and specific be-levied and collected to pay Bailiff’s ices, fuel, stationery etc. Filth—That twelve per cent, on said State tax hath general and specific be levied and col lected to pay jailor’s tees. Urdi red. That the foregoing order be pivb lishdk its tbe law dßeets and that the tax-col lector be furnished with u copy hereof. Done thisstiiol September, )876. H. II.CANNON. I). V. STnKELV, JOHN 11. WIKLE, County Commissioners. A true extract from the minutes. JOHN It. WIKLE, Clerk. EOUGI A—BARTOW COUNTV. THUS. H. BAKER, 1 Rule nisi to forclose vs. > mortgage iu Superior W. W. HICKS, ' Court ot' said county, July term, 1876. It appearing to to the court by the petition of Thomas II- Baker, that on the twenty-third day of November, 1874, W. W. Ricks, of said made and delivered to said 1 hotnas I. Baker, hjs certain promissory note, bearing date the llth day of November. 1871, whereby the said W. W. Wicks promised on or before the eleventh day of November next following the date of said note, to pay Thomas 11. Baker, or bearer, two thousand, three hundred and eight dollars and seventy-seven cent>, and on the 88n day of November, 1574, the said V,. tv. Kicks, the better to secure the pay met tot.the said note, executed and delivered to fhe said Thomas il linker,hisdeedot mortgnge.whore by iho said IV. W. Kicks conveyed to the said Thomas 11. Baker that piece of property kuowu as the Ricks Bouse, in Cartersville, in said couhty, lrotUing on public souave on the East 108 teet, and lot running same width to Et win street, on the west. tIOO feet, being the new three story brick hotel built by the said W. Weßicks, in the fourth district and third section, in the county ot Bartow iu said State. ( ondiuoned it the said W. W. Hicks suouliT pay oil' and mstdiarge said note, or cause it to ho done, according to the tenor and effect thereof, that then the said deed cl mort gage, and said note should become and bo null and void to ell intents and purpose. Aid it further appearing that the said note remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered by the court tear said W. \V. Ricks, do pav into court hy'the first day of the next thereof, the prin iipal. interest and costs, due on said note, or show cause to the contrary, if any lie has, that on the tail lire of W. W. Ricks, so to do, the equity ol redemption in and to said mottgaged premises he lorever tlierealter barred amt fore closed. And it is further ordered that this rule ho published in the Carters villa Exphkss newspaper, once a mouth for four months pre vious to the next ten el this eourt. K. W. Petitioner’s Att’y By the Conn. Julv 2Sd, 1876. C. D. MccTTCHEE, J. 8. C. C. C. Txue e T \tructUvm tlie mluut< s of Bartow Su yfe'rMr CuvrE fWy. 4, ViTt*vi>, Uerln BARTOW HOUSE '■ '*-! ~.•* * * i •• tA r i H S. HARGrtAV ! H.\- removed his p;sr .iinLliiiUai<Ls Fool to Um It’l>l9tv H.4,iA'fc*r# :*#> V vKfcs lbccontiiHiur.ro oltfic nat!a:i;tir*L,.t fiU t R'US tomets and the ..*.l4u-7 m PitlOi.S KOH OCINKs; Milk Punch . ;2ycgn.y M in t .Tulip co iH> *-ret Pun-l' ..... .ir>cMU >oil.h c(M-k:.i.! 15 cents Sherry -4 'do . 15 cel ?- '' hukv , ... it,i . ... ..jtiyviij- Cigar* uu << in tin; pest bramls atwuvs on hand. ' L , | , The Ba; ber Shop. I have ji.iu.iv. I iiu- barber shop to thtifcamr srwul. (it?,- 1 it n.i hamtsuniidy \ ami continued tin*service* or Ii 1 1 etnii.cnt timsorial artist JO!iN CAY! >! . who will always bo glad to v,, i' on hi. t'iiciutf, givinsr them tl;e hot ot win ~ ar.il exerting itvrv effort to please them. ii. s. iIARGR.vVts. -ilT—. _ ■ T. F. Gculdsmitli, MunfifKeturer and Woaier? in ' ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, Baby Carria Brackets, &c an'Vf: fine stock of METALLIC AK'D "WOODEN COFFINS Kept constantly] oiij^harnl.*' —s Mattresses JViacJe to Order on Short Notice. O JIA VEST ONES. Gravestones iml gravemurble of every style ■■an he utrni.li t.i 1' desiring such by calling 111 me. Im; i, .ill tile best Ul.ill II t ICtdlV ill the 1 aiv! r 1' (lOrLDSIIIfH, •piß7- tf. sncw-xii to W T. would-inith. GAMIN.-} 3cK OF 1875-6 Augusta Cons!it ationaiist. (1 STABLISU&D 1709.] OXE <1 THE LIVE NEWSPAPERS OF 'IKE WORLD. ITS local columns conta-in accurate reports tf! the news of the dav, devoid oi “Sensa t ior s.” A special featnrointeresting corrcspondobic front all points. The daily market eports sire correctly anil caroiully made up. The latest newsby Mail, itailroad and Telo h'rapli. 1 all reports of Congressional and Legisla tive proceedings. i lic Supreme decisions lullv reported. There are FOoTY" COLUMNS of reading mutter in the weekly TERMS. Daily, pm iinnm $lO 00 fri-weejuy. per annum 5 00 Weekly, peram,urn 2 0 Address E. 11. PUGH E, Manager, COMFORT FOR THE FEET. VLLi who would have leet tree front CORNs dress the feet with with a view to health, good taste and couilort. Shoes made on m , lasts, MODELED FBOM NATU3E, an essentially different style, and latest 'im provements They press the foot evenly, giv iug ELASTT ITY 1 V WALKING, and by the ingeneify of tiieij- ■ iistructiou they' appear SMALLER THAN THEY REALLY ARE, giving an cleg,:, • appearance even to the largest and cJurnsie.v \VI T.1.l vTJ. MALONE, Anatomical 1-ait and shoemaker, QCIS 40 IDo.id s iyet. ill A N’T A. GA. THE TRIUMPH TRUSS CO. No. 334 Bowery, f. Y. T"7jT~J THE PREMIUM MEDAL ! FOR THE REST Klastie Timinn & Kupiioi'ter At. Hie great American Institute Pair (season 18T5.) Cure Rupture in from 30 to 90 Days, and SI,OOO for a Case they Cannot Cure. They employ a first-class lady Surgeon. Terms moderate. Cures guaranteed. The usual dis counts to Patrons of Husbandry. Pxainina tions free. Orders filled by mail, Send 10 cents lor descriptive book to iiprii Oc.'c. W. 11. BURNHAM, Sup’t. ffffj TTTi”? EglO THE WORKING CLASS.—We arc 1 now prepaved toiurnish .-ill clustos with constant employment at home, the whole of the time or for their spairt* moments. Business new, ligitt ;ind profitable. Persons of either sex Citsily earn from 50 cents to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls ; earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the hnsiiH'.s tve make this unparalleled offer: To Mi -.h as are not well satisfied we wiU send one dollar to pav for the trouble ol writing. Pull ;■ rt radars, samples worth sev eral dollar- • commence work on. and a copy of Home and I I'f. one of the largest and best 111ns’i ~i -d ' ; itions. all sent free by mail. Re „h r ii ■ : want permanent, profit able work, address, g lokue Stirson & Cos . Port!and. 'I nine Thrash’s Consumption Cure Read what Dr. LO VICK PIERCE has to mv about it. Dear Brother Davies— Excuse me for vrriting.only when I am dceplr interested. I have been voiceless abdut two months. Could iot read and prn\ in a lamilv. llad tried many things. Got no benefit from any. Since ! Conference, someone sent, me. from Amerieus, a bottleof THUASiI’S CONSUMPTIVE < UHE AND LUNG RESTORER, which I have been taking now this is the ninth day. I can talk now with some case. I came here among other things, to supply myself with this medi cine. No druggist here bus it on sale. I must have it. I want you to go in person to Messrs* Thrash & Cos. and show tijern this letter, find make them send me to Spartft, Ga., tw->. three or four bottles, with bill. lam getting on finely. Km-sale wlioh ale and retail by I), W. CUR EY, Druggist, t'anevsville, Ga. api 2Q-J,v o ity Property FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1 offer .the house and lot on corner of Main and Bartow streets for sale at a bargain; ot w ill. exchange for a small farm near Carters ville. Address MRS. S. W. GIBSON, Cedaktown, Ga., Or apply to Dr. W. W ceake, on premises. NOTICE. To Capitalists & Mechanics. THAT yaWblj. i-i ~*pwt> known as the Car tersvHle < .iriFactory in the city ot C'ttr tersvflle. lyt,g(,r.,inbi,le of the Western and Atlantic ID,ilj‘i;id ? i',’r.slH) ,eet, containing 20J •acres oi lamb upon wnidi as a large bplfdlng suir.ab, tor tlifi building ‘of cars or spinning cotton, manufacturing, fhnu impltonents, „ li am-li ol'bfisiiu’s* much needed in the South together " ith a spleiutid new stationery en gine, boilers, etc., attached, This valuable property will he sold <>n easy terms to un proved purchasers, as it belongs to a bank which is winding up its bn'tness. For conditions apply to inf, fi .T.J. HOWARD. r " L " ■ ,r —— *■ * '■-* f4r■ i CQQQDuntbe made by every agent ever} month In tlie business we furnish, but those willin' to work can easily earn 0 dozen dollars a day right in their own localities. Have no room to explain here. Business pheas ant and honorable. Women, and hoys and girls do as well as men. We will furnish you a eamplete outfit tree. T'toe trustnes* pays better than anything else. We will bear expense!*! starting you. Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daughters, and all desses in need of paying work at home, should write to us and iearn all about the work at once. Don’t delay. Ad dress Tkuk & eo„ Augusta, Maine. Dissolution of Partnership riIHE co-partnership heretofore existing be- JL tween W. W. Rich and .J. W. Rich under the firm name or W. W. Rich A lEro., bas been this day dissolved hp mutual copsentv The business ol tlie old ffrm will iio up b} YV. W. Rich All per-one mdehted {o the said firm wsll come forward and settle at vn.ee. W. W. RICH, v. W. KTtJH. afilrv jitfiM~j| *>. 0I The ga. -O : I I 4|C' .fe. .^ *' • Ns,-- V'O ' ' ' / m,:■ : \ ..I'V ' V -Iftsf V hMMj. 13--^*£*Z^&* r ßtli E poli;i* ; l campaign of IsTo. whfb 'n eludes Nap.oimi. ai-d y* v; i , , U;c --1 joi s. and wI,!, .t tindoUtdctlly wii, A Do m,-st iictive and* luty tvsE'Cjltsi £,: j si. cV iiu mcm*‘ra!.Je canvass oi 1 ft. 4- i *’A laiilv operdd.' The National I ‘ortS-.,cratia P,.> f v.'.ill this year, :n ike .i bsijd. vig noa- and d-in ’le's sr.ccc.'S till strng.iff Ibr the t- , ami Mipit.nacj o? those p! i|.eipU .• u 1U ! ■ vital to the pT> spcYity ol t,‘.„ nuhlic. an i- . ; al to the v. oil bting ol the people. In addition, to rl.c I’residtdi i.l • !•.' •> , h, ju'opie’in Get'Fgi.i had Florida vvii) ei, •. , v State i,vv> n.i|iei'ts. In l iorida the cat i, i . prorhist*s to tn-finrs'l.-dly vigor -, -, • is ~ prnhabi'ity ih t lor the first time since t, , war. the people of lha! Radic i!-i I.:.!*„ will i ldcr i Democratic Slate Government. !i tlu-sc campaigns the people tr.o lec| l> in’er < Sttdl and cv**rv intußigept tiri/.ii, \.h<, has the wellitvc <>t iris coiu'ti y ami hi* vicDui, ;,t licart. ■should acquaint hitu-Hf with every de .tail of and teioian that is now going on. To this end he should subscribe to and assist in circulating the .sdivnniuth Motnie:,- News, an independent Deni u ratio newspaper, oi pronounced opinions and tearless m their tx pre -ion: a paper that is recognize,l every w here as tile best daily in the south. I:s edi torial depur.nict'.f is vigorous; thoughtful and consistent, while its news and local depart ments are marvels of industry and complete in ss. Its department of Georgia and Florida affairs is not confined to a mm. barren sunt tit ary of. vents transpiring i;t those Si ate*, but is enlivened by comment at once ap , tiin -1 v and racy. The ample resources of the establisl meir> will be dpvoted to furnishing the r aders of tie MO K NIN. Ct NE WS with the latest, inte'd tgeece from all parts of ■he world, throng it-the press dispatches, spe ■ial, dispatches, .special e.ojrespondenco; and thfißigh the-,, agencies, the paper will I p the earliest, itio., icier of every noteworthy inci dent ortho political campaign of 1876. SrtU IUPTION-. Daily, one year, $10, 6 months, .$5; 8 months $3.5>,. Tvi-w eekly—one year, $6; 0 months. $3; 3 idonUt.s, $1 50. \\ eeklv—one year, Sg; -j.x months, .y,;months, 50 cents. specimen copies sent free, or. receipt of five eenfe., Mobey can l,c sent by Postoffice order. Regi.stefcd Letter,or Express, at our risk riLL. Sa\unnah, t.a. MmFtofs impmal soap SH "TIE BEST.’ 9 rp Mit soiip.p, maniMnctured front pure ma j. I.vwal- and as it contains a large pci cenTageof Vegetable Oil, is warranted ftiMy equal to the best imported Castile Soap, ann *>t- the same tinig all the washing am: (demising nroperfies ot the celebrated German {inti French f.auudry Soaps. It is thereto;, rritaMhififedaH fdf u** in the liaun rv lUtwl.e.l ~iul ibitli room, and for genera! house bold piirlMsfaT for Printers, Faiatbrs Engineers andAUrhinists, > if. vviii rerno., sthfns of Ink, Gfv.fcd T :r, f 1 id. Paint, etc t ivm tiie ha mis. Munuf t ctni;ed only by For sale by Boyntob, Car. ■& <■'•>. \tlanta Crrrhptop Bros. 2.V, , and-'ld' Rttt-ger- 'Plti-e/and 85 Jefferson dei-16-ly _ Mint, New York. Strickland’s “Eclat Cholera Specific.” For theUure aud prevention of* CHICKEN CHOLERA ! rilllE undersigned has discovered an ab-n --ft lately certain specific for the cure, of chol era in fowls. He does not claim his re ne .y will bring a dead chicken to life, hiit lie ih es mean to say that it will cure any fowl o: clml era that lias lite enough in it to swallow th< medicine. It has been used hr a large num her of the best citizens of this pj 1 i-aiPot (iear gia for years joist, ;n,d has given perfect sat isfaction. It is not only uood to cure disease •amongfowls, hut tlm occasional use of it, make them healthy and thri tv. I am pre pared.to, furnish it. u sliori notice, in-un' quantity that may be desired, and aft. 1 yo, :iav etm ,e u- i •‘.'Striekkimi’s Clmlcra S, •., iti,-' vou will tf,ft give it tip for ..nythlsg , is',. „i (h kind It haslieerf use lin Gedrgfa, Alabin;. l! 11 r nla and .South Gafoliua, and every one wh has tried it, says it’will do all that is claime, tor it. Apply to B. B.BTRB KLAND, june2D-4w. Griffin. <-,a S:iZ£TIRQ FANCY STOCK FARM. tilOR puige list f some thirty JSP varieties of pur aud carefully bn FANC Y POULTRY, all varieties of FAMA PIGEONS; AYEEsIiUKY. I \YUGA. MU~ * OYY ami WHITE < RESTED Dl (K- BttONZE IT'KKEVs, white and brown (.’ll i- N .\. \ FRIUAN and Kill)EN GEESE; GEi, MAN CANAIUES; RING DOVES, AN;. D; HIMALAYAN LOP-K \ U and DUTCH RAD BITS, PURE SUFFOLK PIGS and Register ed JERSEY TATTLE. EQGS FOR HATCHiNQ IN SEASON. For letters requiring answers enclose ilnce cent stamp. STUFiETER. SDN A CO., may2s-ty. Youngstown, Ohio. <:iar.Ai*i:*T asd. bust. HOWARD BYDRIIIG CEMENT, Alanufactured near Kingston, Bart nv county G. orgia. ITIQI'A L to the best imported Portland Ce- Yi ment. Send fer circular. Try th.is be lore buying elsewhere. Refer- h> permission to Mr. A .1. \\ ta i. President Cherokee Iron company, ( edartow n, ' a., who ha- built a splendid dam (cest $7,00(1.) using this ci ment and pronouncing it the best he ever us, >!. Al-oieier to Gen. Wtn Mcßae. Superintendent W.. A A. IT R. Cos., who ha. been using H for piers of bridges and cui \,i(s on ins iy.ilrood, for t\vo*>ar-: also t. Gkpt. John Portell. ('. ft. A Iso to Mr. F. ,1 Stone, Sup’t, Bartow Iron Comprny. Bartow,. Ga., win, has built several large i, servoirs i.l it, whitli are perfect; to Messrs. Smith. Son .t Bro., of Rome, who have made a splendii. pavement with it; to Capt. A’ . B. Grant or Mi- Gilbert IDubi., 01 S., vanjiali, ''o lo.ve u-; lit with great success in stucco w ‘or Majot lirj fin, of Sav.uii, a Ii; Ur. J..J. Coin. Rome; to .Mess!- f G ran;, J acksonville, Ala., u .10 have used it for ftffmi ;itD, pav, meets, fi-h ponds, ccllur Hours, ci. .) 'i . < . Douglass, Sup.: J-. a s, River Bridge, New York, wh<* jirommnci-s j, equal to ti.ej.lnE >ol ted English Portland fo ment Address G. 11. WARING, - Septl2-ly King-ton. Ga litrsaics He Cnaitfily. “ impmes lie caaiiij ARMSTRONG’S LINCOLN BUTTER POttQEh. Gpod Fresli Butter all the Year round BtTTEB IN 20 MINUTFS. T INC(*I..N j;I'TTER PD.WDEI4 is an entire ii ly n.iVinle'S article made from a cole' Urated Etcelndi recipe, -and now in ih.il v use b’ man} o the. most noied farmers in the buftei counties AroTkiid, Philadelphia. In htN vVeafHcd* this Powder makes blitter minJh firmer * and sweeter Gian it usually is', and keeps it from turning rancid, It also" re moves the strong flavor of turnips, weeds, corn’ stalks, cotton seed, etc.; and the increase,' yield ol butter much more than pays the tri- Uing expense of using it. 35 cents per package, wnOI.TISiAT.E DEPOT : 10(5 Market Street, Philadelphia, Penn’a. autrl’-Bni CHICKEN CHOLERA ! “rpUE UJUCKEN CHOLERA PRKVEN f TIVM 'AND KV7 ERMIN'ATOII’’ i a now and < l.dmi .00 workout hickoai Clwdera. being a tbojxuigh ami reliable trcaiiso upuu its Uausc,>\ niutoiis, Prevention, Cure and Ex termination, from a scientific and practical standpoint, by A. J, HILL, an experienced PouUry Breeder, who has been successful in ascmaiiifrg'fhe cffWM ot thnt disease, and in ,bvvi-ing the means lor its Prevention aud its Extermination The hook is designed for Breeders, Farmers, and others who keep i.wls, and it gives infor mation that will enable them to Protect theii Fowls from the ravages of Cholera, sent b, mail for fifty cents, or a Descriptive Cireula’i sent for a staipp. Send all orders to A. J. HILL, Burbank, Wavne county, Ohio. N. Be—High class Black (A,chins, and Brown lag horn Fowls sale by the pair in the Fall. Deseripubn a.id price sent torn stamff. ~ ’ jtinel 2m. CAL!FORNIA GfiAZING OATS. Average yield UisYedmijr Busltls per Acre WE have 2.000 bushels of the above named vanity 01 oats which we offer for salt a tiki gents per bushel, delivered 011 cars at ( artersville. Money and sacks must ac.-om pflny each oi-der. These oats are 1 n dultorated and stand the winter equal to wheat. Orders addressed to either of the undersigned will re ceive prompt attention JAM £8 IT. GILRETH, n M. L. PRITCHETT, Cartersvllle, Gn, ililZ A §l4 ii' THE NEW “DOMESTIC* Mir ' 11 r ‘ X! " ! ; **; 'Jr-• Machine, t " • It sews with fjrcat facility the lightest and finest as well as the heaviest and coarsest fabrics. THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD, With our printed directions, no instruction or mechanical skill is require 1 to operate it The construction of the machine is based upon a principle of unique ar. 1 unequalled -aa plicity, comprising simple levers working upon centres. The be rings arc and they are hardened and polished. The machines are made at our new works in the city of Newark, N. J., with r v ; eclal (patented! machinery and tools, constructed expressly to acco: q x what v. e n . offer. Henry machine fully warranted. li DOIVIESTIC ” SEWINC MACHINE CO., Ncav York and Chicago. mrnrn M Tiff Jo\ SAVINGS, b •Domcsti, A L |Mt BaA AJ W per Fashions the an M.M if E B lu| costumes can be produced, at a large saving JL jLm. AJL A JL u MONEY to those wh .ch , se t-> nrake.or tend the making of. their own garments. With the highest talent and the best facilities in all departments, and the best ideas of the mo.-’, skill ul modistes, both at home and abroad, we are enabled to attain results ir aixwe ti.e reach of the average dress-maker. Our stylos are always the latest and best. Our . catalogue mailed to any lady sending five cents with her address. Agents v. ,u t<-,l every" here. “DOMESTIC” SEWINC MACHINE CO., New York and Chieago. Taylor £' Fa ley OH UP A TV. ftsiabli .tied ISIS. Tie Only Organ M giies Written (iOaraateee. • ; .4 - v"a.- 5. t-' r\ F-" . ' •- -i * 77* •H ' - - . jP } ( c ft 1 fe 'P f. s A;V' ; ' • Larpsi Fatluiy ie : ::s V j; 1 . Prices from S£o tc SIX'CO TERMS EASY, SEKD FOR CATALOGUE Reliable Agc-Ms waited J;> r, , ■£;. Ala •ama. Fl,ni,ln, Nonb iiiiii Sol (IvtarcJii.a and East Tennesioe I , tin neb & m:'t impi 1e p, ■ \\ lui'ts alt- Souikci n Ag, :,ts, S6 Whlui. R f. Allan id, Ga. C. J. C. YYILLINOHAM, j t lU’ls Fj c<lal Agent. h- ... : A TRIAL will INSURE ITS POPULARITY EVERYWHERE. kb When onoo used will retain ita place forever, WE EXCHANGE MACHINES. Send your old-fakfiloned, emnbersonie. heavy-ruudi machino to us, and wo ytiil allow you <s*3s for it. as part payment for one of ours. IT IS CELEBRATED FOR ITS ADVANTAGES IN THAT IT 13 ONE OF THE LARGEST SEWr \ MACHINES MANUFACTURED —A DA PTE D A' ■K b TO THE USE OF THE FAMILY OR 1 SHOP. IT HAS THE LARGEST SHUTTLE WITH THREAD N THAT HOLDS ' AL^£ A SPOC? CF 'THE SHUTTLE TENSION IS f DiSKTltl F MA T cmNiL REMOV,NG THE SHUTTL£ F BOM ThE THIS MACHINE IS SO CONST£}U/"V'pr^ ovep :so W y OVER THE NCTQLE, THUS ENAELR'f? it tA Klin Vrs N^Usl. s y E r^§fo lD \T??Vs If* fiF?£o?r LOST MOT|ON ’ Warranting Every' Machine 'for 3 Years. , - WITIi ALL THESE A:.- FROM 91 5 TO $23 I PLASS MACHINES. 01i '- ;t f '' •• ro E A X lT S s rvE CiBTt010? wswresr rw £kU f 'v3 Cl.-.f, lAAKS AKD .f. .;•: . ; WMla Sgwiw* ' .. v fU HMIW •<-£ dit.-Vuti.,' tfjJjj £C?|'{? f wantlS.} CLEVELAND, oi-| n T r ' n ss? a i; 1 T Mlfi 11 u I L I li yy h ! • ‘(FIGURES dON’T LIE.” Steinway liap Sffi Tiiiiaiit Steinyvav’a ’Kales. JivideueQ of tliotr y .llarlty . • J:. . .$1.80(5,4(33 Gbickering A William Ivtt.tbe A C0,,.*. mines B• A- ii.ti i .. f } .ski .,*3l William I*. Finv u..*. -y)-i.79 Albert Weber --:,48 The above figures are t;,£en t from llio ar.nnal internal Revenne 7’ax Retmus. RUBEST€I. ; K” ! r , fill over Aiet-rii*. and ‘ , in a very in* gyieut 1 ** seakou, 1 lived tour pionos, and ljayc fiven ;Ule to use your uianos ’ * , MtrUptiveljqnn v.ij two hundred :rn and tllteen Cqet'iis, an-1 also ia private, with :;,e most emierut sl itfac non U‘Lefiect. .N, w York. Maw 2ftk 18. The aksv in.tfiv oi.ly te*ti moiijal ever given by i)l>lhjatte:n to any - . _ J’i-uio lu .nufacturer. [ Piny tell Mr. Stein- LlCt, 1 . f yll A “ lllt i l ** splendid iff, Eight t'libo shone t„ brilliant advantage to tlie festival peiiom *! ccs at the Y\ arthnrg, . , yhereJast Tuesday it lerved tindermy fingers i '‘Vice Orcheetra,” - general ad . inijirtiou. (Fxtract froin Hr. Ffanz Li-zt to the celebrated c,>m i)o-er, Mctiduff, which tn r. .liitt ,1 Weinier, - V t. 27,157d, i- j,ow in pftsss'Rt V>|‘ Messrs. if£Amc. iu.L^S i pbSS I’tilh in |.*rivaU; and i - [ c *•* - >f‘:Vv. *1 y piti! (> .• • i DELETER. • years, I it ad tx-ea-ior; >o u '° Pianos 01 all t‘.a 1 • . : ~t I vate, bat I have n,'-v,r t as instrunie t vi...'h compares with vour pianos. /New Y k. Mar, ii 31. lttt- / f 5 1 Your name deserve* übLIL, to be iascribed in rol d n letters in the ins^ • ’ ’ t oy of t’iano making. m America, to the in:— tn, venient ol which . , you have so largely c, - tribnted. Your pinnos .. u; ,y be pioclaimed as incomparable I What noiffe, distinguished , tone : YVhat poetical sftigirg quality! (Paris . A ■o il ID, 1867. ' It HT "During my long cs, r-O . • reor.as .uti-tmu 1 ,oiu i’O-rr J have not "iti* • ■ it.iuy hue >.i!roj.esß hi ii American pinup hut none c;iii i.’iiie fii’iiiit*;nr * }fOi:tr\ o* tonCf eia : ,ty pf te ,;ch—m n isios FT.io'.' iirlcct P-such a I*' _r, eas (*■• >' V’chra . I’iano I . ■ Yctk, I, We alw. 1s: . f 4 ,J - Lvr.', ;u .c • ■ :• - ' •- . j j! i -in up I tLe 'of I ' *Tt|{(*lij •.-;"^7f' v ' I'* 1 '* u ‘ v • | w'VrfbKs s'’ 5 '’ * 1 | Prince's *-vt y> n. H . ! v ,Bff r-tt* ■ *X. .Ill mh‘E- . v .. : tion. y r Mfitun-'i ! a l , f :7\ f *'• r 1 • * ■ plaiediu PmiZtUioi head.of U( . ‘ * f . I• ‘ '■' ■ e tes. ot r - 5 . i•; „ u ;; Tv> v^T t \v ,* a ’rf’riltf.MrY.t^tL Wa,.;saie’ BoAht;ni Agents; r 11 't„ Atlanta, ua. junel®* “* C ‘ ' nt -'^C'IAM — Mistlal Jgfill- J-S. fiScCREARY. Breeder ml siripp *r of Uie ceiehrated PGL/*,O CHINA HOGS, OF THE TIEST QFAX.TTT. fisS'-Serd 6ir uoe !i> mu! circular, fv ‘ * A. IS. raUITEKfi BAKEA!’®OF£CT!O3£!. R 1 3 willing to sc. e i.!.j y. ~ * Weddings & Parties Served on Snort Notice, f rtf TSICIAJCS RECOMMEND IT as a machine, th<H can. he used without, harm by any one, because it requires so little effort of any hind, it being jar
