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About The Sparta times and planter. (Sparta, Ga.) 186?-188? | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1874)
TIMES So PLANTER. JNO. Tl. CHRISTIAN, Emtoh. F. L. LITTLE, Aus.nvn: Ed iron. esxzr.~—■ ~ ‘ 8 PART A, HA., JUNK 13,1874. E~.‘ ~ ■ Great Inducement. Subscribe lor the Tim km .!'• I’t.vMt it. Vo arc going to make it so that you can't a fiord to do without it. And wo now make you this liberal proposition. To clubs of ton cash subscribers, we will send the paper for 81 5 00, or club* of five for S~ 5(>, Now is your time, the fall campaign will soon lie upon us and you will need n p per. So come up. tf. Still Better, To those who are indebted to the Timka Sc I’i.antkr for mbscrijition, we make yon tliis lilicral inducement to settio. We will allow all who will come up and pay hy tho (list of July next, 25 per cent otl of what they owe. We need th 3 money and hope you will come up. tf. To Ilia Fxrfiittva Co in ml'lee ol llie Urmoeraltc 1’ar.jr <i|' (iroraln. MacuN, May IS, 1S71. Desiring, above al! tilings, Georgia unity ol action by the Democrats ol in our appmaohing elections, and know¬ ing tho great impmbneo of h rmony ill our runkir, I liuvo determined, with • view to iliOHO deritablo ends, Io cull tb-gothcr tlio Ecxeoutivo Committee of Clio party on tho first Wednesday in July in Atlanta, for consultation. I n 1il then it i» desired that no action look lug to nomination of candidates will be taken by the party. Gentlemen of ti c convention, tho people demand your at¬ tention. * Tiiomas Haudeman, Jr., Gh’m. Dem. K.x. Coin. fcT.VUC ITKU*. Mrs. MeKav, wife ol Judge 11. K. McKay, of the Supeiior Court, died sUi'dcnly in Atlanta last Sunday. The Muting Turnpike —Tho con¬ vict force now at work on this road from Forsyth to Indian Spring, are making good progress. The Mouioc Advertiser informs ns that seven ad¬ ditional convicts have recently been added, and thatlie force within n month pn»t have graded three miles. The road will bo a splendid one when com (doted. Gen. Irvin JleDowel’, of Manassas celebrity, reviewed the I’uitul States fr»ojM nt Mel'lieisun D.irrniks on Ihe lllh of June. We clip the following ti> in the At¬ lanta Constitution : __lion. George lliily er, of this city, ~upoti nomination by Gov. Smith, 1ms been commissioned by tlio President “as a Commissioner to repiesent the Stale ol Georgia at the Centennial An niversury of Amer can Independence," in plaro of Hon. 'i hoinna Hardeman, rtsigned. Convicts.—A ll the pnspnt convicts aro disposed of and also all that may bo received Ibis year and next. The Attorney General has decided that cul prits sentenced to work in county chain gangs, cannot bo turned over to the State, or tho lessees of the penitentiary Ail liii|inriniit lleeuion. Chief Justice Waite, of tho Cnite l Slates Supreme Court, in n ca-e argued before him nt Kichmaml, Ya .onThurs day, law declared the amendatory hankni| t ol I ST 8 absolutely void, lie decid¬ ed that it “changes existing rights be¬ tween tlio dubtor and creditor. Snob changes to bo warranted by tho consti¬ tution must he unif rm in their opera¬ tion. Tbit is not. The etthurqueiice if thu* the art of 1872 remotnn nuehtto^eil HotwithtiiiHitiwf in 1873 its ’attemjit' il went .” Thu l>Mpatch says ho also decided that "no bankrupt in Virginia can get • homestead exemption from his court as Against a debt contracted before the tltli day of July, ISti’J—the day tin present constitution of Virginia wa ratitied. Till* CONNItl t I ION ||IM|| P ANI» ixn UNION. The Atfmitit (XiiutOgtinn will be sev on years oUl next Moinlay, ami ba «lat«rmincU to signalize n« vigor ..ml vitality by a grand bampiet to tin Georgia pte»s, which will be given on Friday :tt Pease s restaurant, to be fob lowed by an excursion over hid and ▼alley and river, A glorious time is expected, dilnt-sA and will doubt les, be realised |>u»u ow . in tor the polite * invitation received, and ^rill be pvcaont if {Hnsible lu t (. meantime, contimied Micee-s to m u, (entleuieu, ol tho (' .mtit Un it. PAY l ull SUl i s. The puldie milled has iviuntlyr been agitated on th;^ subject |o seme extetd. Enry ju«t min.\ muit admit tl at there i* justuy in the expectation a motif,’ •lave topers in tho Houlh, that tbo QKivernnunt will tinnier or later com pensate them for their lo,- Hut this a«t of justice it evtr done, v,;j ^, e 8 king time hence The UourtecitF Amendment to the Constitution will UN quire to bo altered, which ean only bn done by a two third* vote of Gon grvas and ratified by threc-fcutths ul the Slates d the 1 nicti N 'thing >hurt ot a revolution in the view# of the Northern people ts required, befor •uih a step i* even po#*ibt« ; but ru believe it will couie, and it would t c ( - ur o arc interested, mu'l '» i ■u .■CO(,p<4 AIM* JtUtltiS. H. is becoming' a highly practical question in Georgia, to so limit nt <1 dc fine the respective right* and duties of (lie jury and .the Judge, ns that there will bo no invasion by one into the province ot the oMur. Kadi ar charge gnUoiis. d y Ihw I.acli with high have and distinct been fntji.J nec ecsary in our system ol jurisprudence) We cannot with safety to life, liberty •and happiness, dispense with cither ; and hence the great importance that each should be kept moving in their appointed spheres, that there shall I e uo friction—no infiingcment by the o:*e upon the otl cr—but that they should both discharge the sacred lions allotted to them. These remarks have been suggested by die fact that tbero have Loon two re cent inMarces in this State, of Judges who iniimudvcited with ecvereity upon the verdict of a jury in their C. urt as nt semis to us in violation of the tights ol' those bodies. The first instance was in the trial of a civil case, where the Judge c n his own motion set aside the verdict of the juty and giantcd, without hearing by couiircI, a new trial—at the same or¬ dering the jury discharged for there-* rn iinderof Ids judicial tenn. The oth¬ er was in the case of Cossart, tiio-1 a few days since in At'anta, wherein the Judge'handled the jury without gloves’ for acquitting th t accused, remarking that the ‘verdict unexplained would be a license io crime, and that in his opin¬ ion it was unwarranted by any princi¬ ple of law or any fact known to hiui.' The question raised by those instan¬ ces is this, bow fat are the learned gen. •demon who occupy the bench author¬ ized to go in criticising the verdicts ol juries in their Courts? Is such criti ctftn wise or proper, or consistent with that weight of authority which should unifot mly ut'ne'i to the conclusions of twelve impartial men who are put tin¬ der the sanction of an oath, and against whom is neither proof nor suspicion ol corruption ? Is not ;Ueh criticism cal¬ culated to impair the entire jury system and to nullify its power for gool by subotdiuatiiig all verdicts after all to the judgment of tbo beneb ? We have always felt that while the Judgo was entitled to respect as the authorize I expounder of law, so ate the jury, and to an equal extent in theii finding* of facts. Each Leing human, are liable to mi-fakes, but neither show'll be discaidcd because thev some tiinvs commit them. As the Judge should nut bo held up to lidictilebe •""UM llfl eanuttiiuaa liil* to altuega it,.. law correctly, neither should the jury because their verdict is not always in accord with the opinion of the Judge, flic attainment of truth, with a view to doing impartial justice is tbe ol jeci of all legal inquiry, and the wisdom ami experience of ages agree in th< conclusion, that these objects are more nearly attainable in a Court composed of a Judgo to prouounce the law, and an impartial jury to find the facts.— Each are integral parts of the whole— members of the same body —and ncith er should w .r upon the other. IMatioi iu <•( tlie New The new party nii vinipnt is at length uridcr way, some thirteen Westeri members id Cougiess have recently aiiepied the a platform which they pro¬ pose as nucleus ol n new orgtitn zation. follows; This platfoiui runs somewhat as (1) A call fora Constitutional Con vrntion to eff.-rt several changes in the fundamental laws of the United .States, umon" which will ho («) tin election <>! i'tosidcuf, Vico I’usul nt and Senators directly by tbe people : (t>) subordinating* all corporations to the National Government ; (,) distil lowing special | revileges to any cor puration ; (,l) lulling largely to the authority ot the General ttovcrnmcnt in matters i tlVeting the tianaporlatiou >nd trades of tho country; {•) and niak i< g such banking provisions ns will al h>w the General Government to insti lute bauks under its own authority. t,-) An immediate agitation tor com uniting Congress and the nation at once to the carrying out ot ihe scheme ot ilie five great artificial water routes recommended by the Transportation Committee ot tho Senate—that is, tbe opening oi the months of tho Missis ip C- th ^ tw»wcti« u M tho Mississippi "l' 1 ' « l ‘‘ ] " ,tf %,,i P * ' *. !. ,l ! *' ' 14 OS r,vcr wl, 't the wains ot the Ohio by a canal. The eonstruction of at Lfu»t two ireight ..... rai.w tj s under tbo , at/lmr „ tty ot tbo Gi'tiora! Govi-ruai^ut, Ao to rP^iilatc the ehaigeit oi t!^* main lines of tho country lit'- '* ' i! c rev.’ i irtv ]dat - I’ nn is liltuisb i by that s. n'ali a! organ, t. o New Yotk <;, .( . . ■ ' ';f cur ' 1 ’ n ' 1 3 '^tL.mi! 1 ..rinc. this subji • ’hey will wait the course of even* Wo aro as-med that the ST ; ,onl ; i,n ;7 s "* “• d f,. wi, l!0U . r «*tyrcnc® to old party lines. 1 h ho I lead 1 '’f to the movement - -aid to be Sena t *r M> rw.n, who is i. tintenanccd bv l ■ • m<H racy, So tar v it* personnel is iaairited, i«n , j even *n improvement on tuo Kadieal party. There U uotbing either . New 4 dverti sements. r _ WItLIAM STEVENS, « lihALhll IN—— Dry (roods, Clothing, Hats, l hces & Notions AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Dailies' Cloth Shoes* worth $2 60 a £8.00 for £2.00 to $2 50 Alisst-s “ “ 2 50 a 8 00 for 1 75 to J 2.l' J-tulies’ Hats worth..........1.25 a 1 50 for 80 to 1 00 A Fine Lot of Ribbons at Very Low Prices. Tlie M hole Slot k of Notions at Greatly Reduced Figures. The Best Beers ia Sparta at $ 1.00 Per Tlio above named goods will be sold to any one, low, for ihe CASH ! Come and see ’or yourself. WM. STEVENS. Sparta, Juno 18 tf. John h. nouns. GEO. 8. ODE Ul, Jr., Late, AV'iag, Hobbs Si Co. Macon, Ga. 250 CltATES CROCKERY AT DOBBS & OBEAR’S Crocliory, China and Gin 8s-Avaro 100 CHERRY STREET, 2d DOOR ABOVE ROSS & COLEMAN’S -I TIST - 1‘ 1 ,< '* sfdp ihva & \ ictor 250 Crates Crockery, which we are ufFei ing r 10 25 cuts cheaper than ever before off Cl ed. Tbesa <*oods have all been I*Might in the last 80 days, and with the Cash, giving us the cutirc benefit ' t the late decline. H7i CAXXOT BE LSDEliSOLL) Bar Fixtures, Flasks, Bottles, &e.. &c In this line wo have the largest and les collection td‘goods ever brou-ht ■South. Send us your oiders. ° T"i ail Japs f I’ ruit .Tars f Mu on I’orci- ain T- j 8 ai d tl e Celebrated Gun Glass Top. Feml to us for pii e« lit-*. 1 Our >;r D« l ! « (!a*c \Xhv. It. h':.s Si Co.) pusebased our st., k in person, and 7 'i’ c; ; ni «l«o agents of slops Eva Mav and \ ictor, brou-ht tlnm thiough at Io per Cent, less on the IUU lbs. than one halt the usual rates. I(xlats^-wnrc KfiSESaSS sold by the factory, ° 1 jooldng' (alasscs. Iiese guods tveie biought out on the samo low freights, and wc can and wtd, sell y«,u as cheap a- any House North or South. Our goods aro all i ew and hate b. en bought in the last thirty days Come and see us or send for I nee li-t. DOBBS & OBEAIl. June l.I «m. tecon.l Door above Ross .X ColciminV. LAST CHANCE r m AN EASY FORTUNE! Fifth Ai d Lasi GJt Conceit IA AID Up' I'ltlT^ PUBLIC 1 IBHARY OF 11. Jn-Y it 1st, 1871 LIST OF GIFTS One Grand Cash Gift, $250,000 (>no ‘ rand Cash Gi.t, 100,000 Due Grind Cash Gift, 75,000 One Grand Cash (lift. 50 Oou One Grand Cash Gift, 25,000 5 Cash Gifs. $20,000 each, lOO.OOO 10 Cash Gifts 10,000 each, i5u <KM) 15 Cash Gilts, in.uud f oh, 14n,00tt 20( a*ti Gitis, 5 in 0 each, loutKin 2.• Cash Gilts, 4,000 each, jO'i.OOu 8tl 50 r ’ftsli Gifts, 3.100 each, 'K'.dto Cash Gifts, 2 00(1 each, 100000 ivl) ( sdt Gifts, 1,111(0 each, ioo.OOO 2ll» ( a-h (Kits, 500 each, 120,000 .jIHI l a-i, I.jf;.,, 1 i*rt »> icli, 50 000 ’9,'COl H h Gi ts, •'u »ach, 050,000 (•rand Tat*' 20,0 0 Gifts, all each, 2 500,100 PRICE OF T/CkETS. Who’s Tickets 8 50 00 ItaLc, 25 00 I entlis, or i nch coupon, 5 OO II V\ liole Tickets for 1.000 00 For Tickets or information, Address Tint. *•;. HK t>II.ETT, Pul lie Afjt sind .tlnnager. Library Ftiildiag, Louisvilc, Ky. FLORENCE <Q£& The I. ne contested Suit of the riorcnre XcHing tiaeliine Co. A -lin-i tlie S no. r. Wheeler Wi'son. and Grover & linker Companies, involving OVKtt 1250.000, Is lina 'y loci | d by llie Supreme Court of the t ; i iu 1 Slates in favor of ihe FLORENCE, which alone h s IJ’t ’in the M Jlijfi Ihiccs. THK NKW rf.ORK.WK U 'he <»NJ,Y mac' ine ilut sews back ward aud 1 rw ard. or t • right :ud left. Tlie siuiple-t Su — fhcapeel— best. d fir ca-U only, j-jeci l tc:ms to Clul s am] Dealer* FLORENCE. MASS. $25 A WELL DAY AUGER GUARANTEED & DRILL using ia good eur C«»^x-.ctr»K W.aai3.SLte!i.Ba. - ltl This water-proof nuteiiat. FELT. re-cmbling flue leather, is p - • PAY. for outside work no tar C&radeu N J •tto**e* and inside, ns cad ot piaster. 4c t. Carpetings. Mats, t ? c - ^“d two 3 cents p«>»tagc siampa foi 'drculam tad t»«YT! IfitVT! IlftY'T! JlinM^T UIV I U/lUT fl IlM I 9 Why buy 7 ■ ti at 3 P..... ..... ..... j g .IuThe World! at w lolesale p-ice S y -endi g t > UKV. c. H BKRnei.M " ^General agent. Concord. N. C. ^ { * r drcu r .y";!4w^S m 3 _______ _ _ dVlt. -. r . ZilOH r-r ■ lllStltUt6. T • , , j ' r - ■ vi ed i« ai'cnd T ’ “® s j Jessica will cotamencccn Mon- ( ,4 v ^ ! k* u.. . o: Jluc. under t-c IL.«.:-iship . L .: EN ERA]; LINES Jon & WING, PRINTERS. \ 58 & (30, Cherry Street .usruxfi - - - ~ - ~ - GEORGIA Orders 1J1: a_t the TIMES & rum TER Office will receive pr0mpt attqnuon. j-mc 1:: u". L. J JOIINSTON, Corner Mulbury and Second Stree s 31.4COX, GEORGIA U J\EALER Silver-ware. in WATCHES, Fancy goods, JEWELRY, &c. Ag't tor the celebrated DIAMOND s t’l.Ed, Eye SPEt T4 (jhlfses. Fine watch woik a sped alt >’. Jewelry repaired and engraving ( Otl“. june 13 tf. AUGUSTA HOTEL, I'iTItlt li Al AY, Pi'opielor. popu'ar Hotel has recently been I put incomplete o d**r, and thoroughly re-turnished, anil our trie ,ds an j the ’rav¬ eling public «ill uow fed here B hearty welcome, with tirsl-cluss acconimol .tiooa aui at reasonable rates. june 13 if. BROWN'S HOTEL, XI aeon- Ooor<ria. _ C5 T‘n L fiberalty T*"" piirortacd *,: H 11 >TEL, att ■»" r many prats of c ose attention to the want* V f ,,iCir kmum. have vueceeded in render wb'y u»P>L emphaUcaliy and truly, what ail will admit i«. to b* A HOME FOR THE TRAVELER In every particular it is si uaied irnmedi af.dy ..ppo-dc the General Passenger Uepot cc-sibiliiy, aad js uusut-pv-acl coiii! rt anj for accom-nodatien, convenience, ac »ny other hotel in the S itheru by "* States l. f.. BKOWN & SON, Proprietors, may Ul rf. To tho Traveling Public. .'Marshall House. CAUiMutu rrnDr>i* ^ oAVAiNNAH GLORGIA. ri 1 , n .^ , .«w - TTTli Lil* , the business part of tlie city. Omnibuses and t>»ggagc w.iguc; will be ia attendance « the varmns lKp-te and Steamboat land BOARD REDUFD TO $3 PER DAY. He r.sp ctfu.’i.v solicits a proper share of public p .tronige, and trust* that when \ « ... . vr'of New Advertisements. W A . HUFF, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Corn, Bacon, Flour, Hay, Oats, LlJ pcs- 1 PEAS. SUGAR COFFEE, SALT, LARD, Etc., Etc, 15,000 Bushels White Co^ in Having on baud the largest stoik of 5\ hife Corn now held by rny one house Georgia, l offer inducements t° those who wish to supply thcinsehes with that article. W- A HUFF. Mixed or Yellow Corn. 10,000 bushel* Mixed or Yellow Corn for sale by TV. A. HUFF. Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Lard. Duycrs ol Daeon mid Lard will find it to their advantage to advise with me he force making their purchases. 1 pay cash for provisions, and purpose to sell them low lor the ready money. W A. HUFF. Flour, Hay. Oats. Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Etc. In addition to the largest stock of Corn and Bacon held in Middle Georgia, I have always on hand a choice and select stock of Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Hay, Oats, Salt, etc. all of which l sell at the lowest, possible Cash Price. Time or¬ ders will only be tilled at special rates to be agreed on. W. A. IIUFF. WALK.E M. ’9 Successor to WALKER & DOBBS. Importer of and Dealer in CHINA. CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE , Table and Pocket Cutlery, Chandeliers, Gas & Kerosene Fixtures, NO> EXPLOSIVE LAMPS, COAL OIL, LAMPS, BUHNERS, CHIMNEYS, FLOWER POTS, <fcc. SO & H'l Mulberry Street, MlCOSf, GA. Agent for the State of Georgia for PORTERS PATENT GARDEN and PLAN¬ TATION COMBINATION HOES, june 13, Cm GREAT REDUCTION —IN— BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND —AT— Timmerman & Wise’s, 183 inroad Street, AugiisUi, (Opposite the Augusta Hotel) I CASES of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, VALUES and UMBRELLAS just l f jy yd And iu order to make u to the interest of the purchaser, we are determined •ell EXCEEDiy fiL Y 7.0IU, for Cish cr Approved Caper. We would be glad to all cur Hancock Friends at any t me. Please give ns a call. juue 18 3m. TIMMERMAN A WISE. The Best, The Cheapest! :«■ BOOTS & SHOES FOR THE MILLION ! :o: People of Hancock, don’t wlien you go to Town forget to call on PE3TER KBESIVAIV, \ ND supply yourself with Boots and Shoes, the like cf which has never been seen in "" “* He will sell all qualities of Ladie.' Shoes at 25 cente a pair REDUCTION* fenS, ^-«0 Gen tlemen s band-sewed .-hoe-. Pcngrese Oaiter. and Boom at 50 aid » P»ir r 1 J Unng th * preMn1 ' Every artick- »oid warranted m tire str.ctest sense of -h- the work wo He gratefully acknowledges the large patronage received from b»* friends ia the coun¬ try, and will, ia return, do hie almost to accommodate auJ please them. afrit 1,4m PET£R KEENAN Uentrj] Hotel Building, Augusta,Ga. NK)V ADV>'■ UTISEM MN TS. I*. C. SAWYJ It’S COTTON GIN. tMTIN I' .11 \ K jo I,, | j;), \\ i b Adjustable lloll I?ox and Swing* mg J’limt, fir (jinning Damp, Wot or Dry Cotton. Also, tiro Celebrated CUISWOLD GJN. Genuine l’attein, with the Oscillating JLx, Manuiactmcd by P. C. SAWYER, MACON, GA. Tilt*. (All! €»« It he I*, eilitiiui luM chinery, Jl vine t'arni I llie, lied h, my shop with new ma¬ an hi. ol woik.nm. iLcre is no (Jin made tfiat can excel mine as u, fin i.-h 1 am no v running Ihw hearings of ihe S.w and Hiuisli i the I ivot or O.-oi! aling IS'xes iliat i eve • heat, tho.igh iim high ns 2 ( M)0 revo utioiis to h- m nute. I hope my pair ns will not do this year as they d d Inst, wait liil they needed IJ e t.'i be- • - tore ordering Send on your o’del* at once, ro ihat I may h..ve ime io do your work right. It costs no more io order" now than in S'-ptember. THE SAWYER EC LIP E COTTON GIN w ill its improvements, In s won i 9 W»l ’ upon its own nieriis, to ill • very first rank of popular f v r. It stands io<l»y WITHOUT COM PETITION .. all the points and ipi 1 tics (ksinibe or attainable in u PERFECT GOTT >N <;|N Ou Portable or Adjustable Roll Box pla¬ ces it in ilie power of every planter to tegii late ihe picking of the seed to suit himself, and is the only one made that does, Prop¬ erly man god, SAWYER'S ECLIPSE GI X will inaLtain the !u 1 natural length »,f tho sti.pln, as d tie m de to do as rapid w ork us ary m iclino in use. T> ree prtinimr.s were taken by SAW U'-K’S I’.CI.D’SE GIN last year, overall competitors, Alabama v i. : Two at t» e. S. uiheast and Souihwesl Geo gia Fair, nt Eufaubi-one a s.hcr cup, the oilier a di¬ ploma, Also ilie first Prom nm at ihe Fair iu (joldsbovu*, NortQ Cavolii.a, Macon, Ga., June 2d, 1874. The SA'V YElt GIN has i o sup. riots »* lit Spud, light Draft, aid perfect Roll, aw it nrv.r breaks. In a lest dial ul Ihe State Fair, Rr spin d, the follcwii g gins were run wi'h (he following resu',Is, run 4 minutes e cli ; Sawyer KoTps JS0 Saws, • 23 lb i, Gullets <>iu To suws, . 24 Halls Gin and (order 51 Saws, 71 Needle Gin KM iivlon, . , . 18 Massey’s 40 Saws, . 19 Pratt's Giu and Center 10 . 34* It Massey 1ms evil - lalcn a piemium at nuy Go vgia Suite Fair if is unknown to Hm Geoi'i i i Agn’oiifiui n! Kociely. [ can furni-li hiuidr J* of certificates of ilie order fol, owing • !NEW Ci INS Will bo deliver, il on board the cars at the' f 1 owing pr cos : Thirty five flaws . $131 2 r? F<r Forty 8.iws, u o 00 Ffy y-'ive Saws, . KG 75 Saws, 187 00 Six'y Saws. 225 (M> Seventy Eighty Saws, . . 2*i‘3 00 Saws, iiUO 00 To prevent d-dav, mdeis and old gii a should be soul iu nimediato'y. lime given to responsildo parties Voliutf st ry Testimonial* Are 'ntni hod from tlio various soot oim of 'lio cotton-growing Suites, of tlio character f.d owing : Wei jioiin Ff.A , Oj(., 15, 187.3. Mr. P C. sa'.vvi'. it, Mnon Ga. : My gin is doing well, am well pleased w'tli it. In fud it cannot bibeftt. Respectfully, S L. WILLIAM L OmnAMs, o. G. 8 (tiI. 10,1873. P. (\ Fawvi' n, Esi| : Dear Sir—VVlien y n sc „t, me. the fifty new let gin, you veipie led me ivhe i 1 tried her to von ki ow how I in plansod wiih her, and according to y( nr rcqiiext 1 will jo so. ed Yesterday afieri non I timed her. I gin , no hour and thirty minutes on a | ilc of edion wliioli was too damp' lu bo io real good order, f then park¬ ed the cotton, pulling 7.} yards of bag¬ ging on the hu e. 1 then weighed it, and it weigh d fill pounds. I do not liesita'e to> say that she is the fastest and picks as clean as any gin t 1 at 1 ever snw ginning. I won hr other not exchange her for no- 50 gow gin of any tn.ke. Magnolia gin not accepted. Yomg respectfully. II. F.ASTF.R8IN. P. P. f weighed s-ed cotton for one oth¬ er I al ; the first one 1 ginni d on your girv last Monday afternoon, ami it turned out 14 pounds, over one-third, bale weighing 407 pounds. Mr. P. C. Atiikv', Svwykr Ai,/v., April 20th, 1874. : I nm Gin very I well pleased with the fifty saw Cotton ti ueht of you last summer. It docs alt yon said it would do, and does it wdl. It git h fast picks clean, makes a good sample, and with tho adjustable breast, never ehok-s. I never expect to use any other. Yours iruly. J. It. BATTLE. FAinnt’liN, Ga., April 21st, 187<t. Mr. T. O Sawvi h, Macon, Ga : Hour Sir—The Gin wc bought of yon la-It fiilt, wc are pleased to say gives cmire sat¬ isfaction. We would not have any oilier. Wc have ginned 300 half's, ginning from six to U a per day, cotton lliiid Bg it sell af¬ ter paying to 1. We can safely say, that in our opinion, it is the bcs» gin now in use. You s respectfully, < tc , MIL' EK& McKOWN. Wc, the undersigned have wi nessed the operation of Messrs. Mdler&McKown’agin, made by i’. C. Sawyer, Macon, Ga., and can say that it cleans the seed bef.'er than »ny gin v c know of, and makes as good lint h» an iy gin in the Slate. M. STRICKLAND, 1*\ P. 8. WII LIAMS. Rev. W. ». KLHEIt, ItAHVEY, J. W. L, T. .MARTIN. HOliHUfd, S. Li oust Giioyb, Ga., Oct. 30ih, 1873; Mr. I*. C. SaWTAB, Muciin, Ga.: D-ar Sir—Enclosed find draft on Grffflni Hanking with Company which tor0l4O.as well paymtntfcfr our gin, we are pleased. Yours truly, JI. T. Dl CKfN & SON. GINS REPAIRED PRONPTLY. Grangers with ca-h would do well to con* suit me befi re purchasing elsewhere. I\ C. SAWYER Macon' Cta. Agents for the Sale or toe above Gin. MURRAY & CO../£ en,sf ° r s,al ° of N. C, Wilmington. - v G J. C. L.? Suii’b Greenville 0 (J W . HFJD, Cher i w, g C. J burgV:.G I T1 ^ ° ‘ pai *' “OMMKltS. Or.ng.bur, C. II., S. c. STACKHOUSE Suiter A* GO Marion P°’ P II ' P E. CQREEN Thomasvilie, 8 W, ISAAC, Median. Ga! BURNETT * CO., Ga. KENPROB (fc ANDREWS, Opelika, Ala. N. D. GORMAN k CO. Taibmtnn, Oaf o. A CUNNING if \M, Giulia, Qa June 13, 3m.
