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pTWSPjjf JOURNAL. . Local Column. AIM CKTHISU INDEX. j y Nefion— School Notice, ji> \v Krdman— Music Noiioe. ('liarlofi Ford Administrator’s Sale. Wooten & Davis —Prufesional card. D C Hodgkins & Son—Guns, etc., jjacon, Ga, Abraham Sasrer Administrator’s ' T. M. Jonoi, Ord’y—Homestead Ex emptions. , (Mi; U* BARGAINS! Can bo had at the residence of T. T. CHRISTIAN, At private sate until Wednesday, then at Public 9aie, Household & Kitchen Furniture, OUCH as Beadsterds, Jfattresscs, Chairs, 0 Wardrobes, Bureaus, Mirrors, Cooking Stove, /Vs, Sir., (thorns, Well rope, Buck ets. 1 .l/clodeon, Buggy and Harness, and a many other articles. Whieh i will Bell cheap, if applied for in a few days. Dawson, December ‘24. FOR SALE. Wc have on hand one of Schofield’s New I’atieuted Cotton Presses, which can be bought low for cash by applying early at THIS OFFICE. Jnsaputicc lot - Everybody— Having accepted tho Agency of tbi Eufaula Co-operative Insurance Com panv, we invite everybody to come up ahd examine the special features ot tins company. It is certainly tho b »t thing we have seen in the way of Insurance Wish a small cash outlay of six dollars, you can got a poli.-y which will insure to your widow any amount, from 1,000 to 10,000 dollar?, which is better than friends or relatives. “A good mau leav «th an inheritance,” and now is your time Come quick before ilia company is filled up. J H Christ;an- No Paper Week- In order thu' all hands may have n chance of tha holidays, in common with tier rest of tile world, wo design isstFng only =n extra, containing the 1,.rr;,! advei th eluents for the next we k. Honing that * ur patrons may have a lively lime, we take our departure with a fa 1 purpose of being on hund rest- shed for tiie task ol another year rtjcul&r attention is directed to Mr. J F. Nelson’s School Notice, which will be found iu another c luinu. Personal — We learn, with regret, that one of our old and highly esteemed fellmv eitiz ns —Hr J. W. Erie*, with his es timable family—leaves our city this morning to take up Ids residence and pursue his profession in Southwestern Georgia. Whenever the Doctor may locate he will | rove professionally and socially an uequi'ition of value to those by whom l.e may ho surrounded. For tnStiy years he has been n resident 01, and a practicing physician iu this city, and in leaving it, be leaves many warm friends, and many who trusted to his s ill with implicit confidence at times when di.ease smote them, and will ever wish him long life, health, and, prosperity —Ailautu Jutellijc/i --cr.ft I 'Ac tV>ctoi* designs casting liis lot with us, and as he comes so highly recommended by the plena where he hits t een known so long, we bespeak for hitii a flattering prospect, in this rural city of retreat. Y-’o welcome you Doctor, and out best wishes fir yonr welfare is that your last days may be your best. llr»Nr. A. 11. Stephens.—A very gen eral gratification is expressed that Mr Stephens lias l hie intention to *cc«pt the chair of Hellos Letters re cently voted to him t>y the Trustee* of the University of Georgia. Mr. Stephens has always sent a stud nf, even when immcrced in the cares of State, and is .perhaps better qualifi and ; for the post than any other cit •/. nos Georgia. The probabilities of hi? return to public life are not very gr at even were it durable to him, in view of ■ the unnditi a of the c >uiitry and his own feeble health, and he has set a good example in aocepting a position where his talents and acquirements may still be of benefit to his fellow citizens of the South. General Lee is engaged ! n * similar pursuit, and neither could i asve selected positions in which they | Would have exerted groater and more bonificeot itifluehce upon the public i mind, j And jast hefe wc tvou’dtakc occasion lo express our gratification at Stcrbeos’ •wooessessin the fi. Id of political Mturs -1 Jure. \\ e are reliably informed that o has been off red twenty-five thous and dollars f r hi* first v lime of “The ar Among the States,” and that the I second volume is rapidly approaching; completion .—Savunnah lirpubUoan, ! • It is said that the Block Republicans *0 the House arc making themselves •PPy over the thought that should the •nui-iana uegro Menard be admitted to t 0 which he fcas been elected, be j, 1 j* v ? *0 sit among the Democrats, Tt- 6 ) 0 , no BOat,s uneccupied on tho ‘ 1 ,lea * S ’ ( I 0 of tho Ilouce. Avery dan 6®ttious place. The negro, let ulunr. is al ot a,ly disposed to ])emocratic pro— aD<l if Menard is thrown oo emocratic fide, he will not bo I‘Cre long before lie will imb be Dctco |d tc id't.is. The I.; Is liatfbfettet make P 0!l ‘ I A hi m . I !?f'y^ sri ow at the N irth last week, i 'at. uis as-erts that the (hidesim>ur— WiW * nßf by I ib.dlaVcm- A Ikisgiisiotl African. It would appear from the Herald dispatches that Menard, tho colored Representative from L>uisi»na, has not rooeived his “stifieaU."—suspects foul play, and is in bad humor, generally. The Herald says: “Menard, the caboed Ocngressnian fivm Louisiana, suy» ho wrote to Gov ernor Warmoth for his certifiaate over two weeks ago, and has received no an swer yet. Ho is inclined to believe that Warruoth wants to play him a triek, and by withholding his certificate lead the Uonintiteo on Elections to sup pose that tbe Governor of tho S.ate has his doubts about the legality of his election. Menard is unsparing in his de nunciation of tho corrupt ring of Repub licans in power in Louisiana. Warmotb, he Bays, is at tho herd of the arrangmcDt. The Northern carpet-baggers come in for a liberal share ot his animadversions, lie is sati.'fied uow, after a few years experience that the carpet brggers are scoundrels, and that the colored people are last coming to the same conclusion, llis treatment here by the Republican Congressmen has sunk deeply into his soul,especially the contemputous manner in which bis Radical colleagues from Louisiana, elected by colored votes, have acted towards him since his arrival. The Committee on Elections give only indifferent encouragement as to the prospect of his being admitted.” Sensiblk Resolutions— Tbe ne groes in Deny county, Mississippi, have formed a 1) mocratio club, and have adopted several resolutions, of whieh tho ollowing (oopiei from an exchange)uro a sample : Ist. That the carpet-baggers won’t do, but. that the Southern whites will, 2i That tho carpet baggers can’t do, but that tho Sothem whites can. lid That the Carpet-baggers can’t be trusted, but th it the Southern whites car. Who will Have Influence Witu Gen. Grant —There is a great deal of speculation on this subject just uow, writes Mr. Robert B inner, cl tho New York Lodger. Some people think that Air. E. B. Washburne will control Li tn; some say that he is in frequent and con ti-ieutiat cuircspaudeaee wi;h A. T. Stewart, the dry goods man ; some say that General Rawlins is all fowerful with him, and others that General Ba deau wield: a wonderful influence. Wc have bean frequently asked what we think about the matter, and to save the trouble of further inquiry we may ts well state our views Go one occasion, when Genera! Grant was riling w.th us behind Peerless, he quietly remarked, “l should like to take hold if the reins.” Now, wc rather thiuk General Grant will hold ’.he reins himself for tho next fjur year*. He has been elected Pres ident and ha will be President It is true that he has S3id that bcsh'u.j on'y carry out tho will of the perple as dc c'aicd by the laws of Congress, but then bo will carry it ou f . Weshal have an administration, lie will do his duty, and the men under him will have to do their duty. Therefore we con clude that the mist influential man wi.h the administration for the next four years will be Ulysses S. Grant. Uehuction dy 8. \V It. it.—'J'hc rates of freight by this line have b en still further r duced. Cotton is taken fur New York at $1 20 per hundred pounds and for 8,-vannab at It) nts. Fifty six load and cars Mt ;■ . t yesterday. Our merchants th : r a*« reaping the aJTaotagas l . Ifoights and they ought to be able to undersell neigh hot itig cities.—- Columbus ISun. is so often the re sult of p.'otractcd liver affection, that liver di-easo may be almost termed the tr p eal Oort; nmj t on, The one should be guarded against just as much as the other. An Ino remedy yet discovered so effectually prevents consumption aud cures liver disease as Simmons’ Kegu lit>r. Thousand attest its virtues. See adver.isement, Thirty-f ur miles, of houses bavo been erected in Chicago during tho past year, at a cost of $25.000,000, and j twenty-five churches, at a cost of two! millions. iIiAKKIUtD Ou the 22d inst., by the Rev. C. A. Crow- : ell, at the house of the brides father, Mr. .1/nr-hall Cannon aud Miss Julia Garrett, all of! Terrell county. DAWSO* tIAEKfcT KEPOBT ; c Rrected weekly by WJM. WOOTEN, OKOCEK AND COMM I -SION MERCHANT. j CO7TO.V, 21.22 1- c o SIS. i VJ/f. 1-23 (UiIOCEftIES & PROVISIONS. JB.iCtIJV- —Clear sides (smoked) 20(7121 j Clear ribbed sides (smoked) 19(n ' O , Shoulders, ' 17@18 j llama (plain,) @22 j Canvassed hams, (sugar cured) @25 COFEEE— FIime Rio, ®33 1 Good Rio, @2O Ordinary Rio, @2B SUG.4I&- (According to grade) 18@20 TE.l— Black, @1.50 Green, 57)2.25 i Yomig ffvson, ).5 ,, @2.00 HIVE— ' @ls EJL.it t if—Supeiffue, @0.50 Extra, @7.00 Eamtiv, 7@7 60 l,.l« l>- 24 @25 ESSSi —,1/ackeral hf. bis. 12 3 slo@l2 Mackerel in Kits, 4-50 Whi'ofl.h p. r it>. 12*016 nUTTEn-Gosiiw, @6O Country, 26@30 EGGS— , 15 @2O CSt t V K E.VS — 15@*25 IS ICES SB VJ.V— ‘25@80 T.H.LOII’- @ lO M 'Mill I*— 75@1.00 I'I.YEG.iD- 05a8O Svll. T— Liverpool, a3.25 Virginia, a3.25 tl'll IS bill I—Com. Rye, 3 OOa4 00 Corn, 2. 50*8.00 Fine Whi'kev, a*•** I'D 11.4 C C tt —Common, 5»a75 K.iie, I.ooa 1.60 (I St. 11. V—Corn (western) al Ot> Corn (country) *I.OO JlE.it. a1.35 jisagtjlitg, *tojK, 8 2 ’its. CAtiiitNO, Gunny — 28:30 Kentucky, a3(> Iron Ties. Buckle, alo Ropk— 9.* 12 Gs. BETHSTD, IVaniifnclnrer AND Wholsale & Retail dealer in SADDLES, HARNESS, AND Saddlery Hardware. ■ :o: \\7’ E WO *M again call the nttention of V V Planters and J/erehauts to our supe rior Stock and increased facilities lor the mannfacture of everything in our line, com prising— Ladies’, Mens’ and Roys' Baddies, Carriage, Buggy and Team Harness, Collars, Bridles, Saddle Blankets, Horse Covers, Whips, «fco., &c’, Superfine Buggy Robes. A vaiietv of Lett I licr constantly kept on hand, as Patent Afuarueled, Belting, Lace, Upper and Calf-kins. Al?o, Enameled Dock and Drilling, All widths of Belling made to order. htstm etchants, Planters and customers, knowing we can and will offer you actual in ducements in quality aud price, wc would re quest you to call and examine our Stock at 44 Third Street, before purchasing elsewhere. W anted, Hides, Skills and furs of all kinds i also, Wool, jVoss and Tallow. J/acon, Ga., December 17;6m TIIE FASHIONABLE TAILOR & CLOTHIER OF MACON , GA., Has Coats I*:intw and Vests MA DE TO ORDER, out, of the best French Good?, from 15 to 20 per cent, less than any establishment iu the city. READY-MADE CLOTHING LATEST STYLES AT IPopular Cliei ry SI., Triangular ItSovk, Next door to Hirers Si Brown’s News Depot and Ellis’ Drug Store, dec 17’683m C. 11. BAIRD, Ag’t. CLAYTOiIf HIGH SCHOOL, JONDSBORO, G.l. 'T'HE next Term of this favorite School will A. open on the 2nd Monday in January, 1809. Its distinguishing characteristics are : Ist. It is the most thorough and practical School in Georgia. 2nd. It is the least expensive School in the South. 3rd. It is attended by more pupils than any Other School in the State. 4th. Jonesboro is as healthy as any other town on the continent. s;h. The School has been long established, and is all s?e claim for i’, aud not an effheme ral humbug. Two ilintdred Dollars in curren cy will pay for Board, Tuition aud Washing for an entire Ykar. There are no “extra" charges for anything. For circularp, apply to A. D. CANDLER, A. M., Principal. dec3’6B—2m NEW DR! GOODS HOUSE -OF fJUSSBAUM a DANNEKBtRG, 7’wo doors fioni the Express Office, 70 lie! »$., Iff neon, Ga. Wholesale and Retail dealers in DRY Si FAFJCY GOODS Clothing, BOOTd & SPICES, IIATS, TRUNKS, Ac. A general assortment of Ladies and Gents furnishing Goods. Country nnrohaut’' supplied at New Yoik maiket prices. dccl();3m O. P. HEATH J. P. REYNOLDS HEATH & REYNOLDS, Wholesale and Retail dealers in FRESH FISH, SHAD, OYSTERS, Game and Dressed Eotrls, Foreign & Native Fruits, Vegetables. Opposite passenger Depot, between tke Brown House and Bjington’a Hotel, MACON, - - GA. Alj'F. respectfully solicit Merchants, and nih il cis visiting the city to give us a call. — We feel assured that no house in the city can sell anything in 0"r line cheaper than we can. We have an Agent in Florida that is now supplying us with Fruit* and Fish, and we can sell Fish as cheap as can be bought in Savan nah, with freight added, and they will be much fresher, for they do not lay in an ice box in Savannah several date, us other Fish do that come from there. Give us a trial and we guarantee entire satisfaction. declOSm SontetSiircg Frcs.li! EVERY MORNING ! Ia tho shape of FISH, OYSTERS, ETC., By evrrv train P. 11. WARD, HOLUIMGSWOUTII’S BLOCK, 2d: Duor from Byington’s Hotel, MACON,GA. WOULt) ask the attention of nil fond of luxuries or substantial to the fact that he is daily receiving FRESH FISH, OYSTEIIS, ETC. 1 lie keeps on hand n full stock of choice and fresh I'niiryaiKl Fsimily Groerr. iVS, which he effers at reasonable figures.— Give hitn a call. declC'3m FREN PIT STORE. aTmauro, DEALER IN Frcuch &, Americau Ceufeclieneries TOVS, FIRE WORKS, Family Groceri’s, & west India Fruits, —ALSU— ; rpEA, Coffee, Sugar, Spire, Matches, Crack i era, Candles, Soso, ll’ioes. Champagne, I Brandies, Cordials. Bitters. L'quors, Cigars, Tobacco Pine., Snuff, rs”* o - 2 P' n 'our PRICE LIST -OF ASSIRTID cum OF CIDCEEIY. IMPORTED IIY B. A. WISH MACON, GEORGIA. Clemontson’s Best W, G, Ware, 5 dozen W Granite 8 inch Plates, $1 30 $ ft 50 7 do do 9 do 170 119) 71-2 dozen do Handled Ten*, 175 13 32 3 do do do Coffees, 200 000 1-3 do do linkers, 5 5) 183 1-3 do do do 7 50 2 50 l-ftdo do 8 in. flat I>ishe*, 350 5-S lft do do 10 do do 553 92 l-ftdo do do 9 0O 1 50 3-6 do do lido do 12 00 2 ('0 1-3 do do Pitchers 4 50 1 50 1-3 do do do ft 00 2 00 1-3 do do do 8 CO 2 ft? 3 pairs do Ewers & Basinr, 150 4 ;>o 1 2 dozen do cor’d chambers, 12 00 3 <»0 I*6 do do do Dishes, 13 80 230 1-0 do do do do 18 00 3DJ l-ftdo do Rutters, 9 00 160 1-ft do do Tea pots, 800 133 l-ftdo do eS'Hgars, 8 00 1 33 l-ftdo do Creams, 350 58 1-2 do do Bowls, 160 8J 1-2 do do do 2 (K) 100 1-2 do do do 2 50 125 I*2do do Gravy boats, 400 133 Dear Fir : — Please find above I’rico List of Crockery, to which I iuvite your especial atteuliou. . Yours very truly, IL A. WISE. I AM NOW OFFERING, AT THE LOWEST JOBBING PRICES CUTLER! GLASSWARE. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES, TEN: & WOOD W.AIIE, COOKIAG, 22 0 X AND PARLOR STOVES, THE BEST I* A'l TI7II NS S.\ THE MARKET. 15. A. WISE, dcc.lGjim Cherry Ftreet, IVTacon, Ga. sciioi'raL.D’s ADJOINING TIIE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. .. J SliofdcTs Patent Cotton Press, -Patented September 3*l, 18G?. rnlfis TRA'S ror«t commend itself to t’ne Cotton Planters of Georgia for its Durahifitv, j Simplicity of Cons'ructiOD, and the ease with which it can be operated by either Hand Iforse, Water, or Steam Power—the change from one to the other being effected in a few r“ Another grtst advantage which this Press possess is, it lakrs up *o little room that, it inay he placed in and tun in the Gin House, thus saving much extra labor aud loss Os time, the Cotton being placed in it as last as ginned. , , Occupying hut little space, and kept out of the weather, tin* press is very durable, and not liable to'get out of order, both the Screw and the Frame being of wrought iron. These presses are ail put up complete and perfect before leaving my e tabhshment, thus I putting the purchaser to na extia trouble and expeasa ia ptccmfng a man to put them in rU *To*show with whit Mot and saftlW'ion these Prossss have been received the pint sea-' j son, I append the following cert'ficatea and naints, among many oiheis, of gerllciuen who , j ha ' P Houston County, Gg, Jaso Ist, J 809. Mr J. H Sehojidil. Mdcon, Ga. p KAR IR R, reply to vour note of the 16th ult., I bavo this to sav In regard to tour Patent Cotton Screw “IT FILLS THE BILL,” and is all you daiiu lor i*. 1 regard it su ! l)er i or l 0 any Pre«t I hare seen. 1 am, Very leapecitully, li. 11. VJ.hhh. Uolston County, Ga., /une 2d, 18G8. 1/r. Schofield Macon, Georgia : ~ j Dkar Sir—Your favor athftOfl. Tam wellpteeßod with your fatten I er and durability I don’t tltink it cau he exeelh </. Very tespeclluUy, J. W. Wiß>*scrly Amkisk cb, Ga , June 14th, 1868. ! Mr. J. .8. ,S eh.field Macon : 1 Dear Sib—We are in receipt of your let'o- and In roplv, sty that the Screw is a perfect aud 1 have no doubt whl have ready sale. We cau pack 1,000 lbs in an ordioaiy size bale with four hands. Very Respectfully, yours, J. R. PRICE & SON. HorsK Clue, AViicox Covstt, June 25tb, 1868. Mr. .J. .1 Schofield, Micok, Oeorgii : Pm The Go:ton /he*. I bongt tcf you lart fitlk works well ‘ and Inm very '.veil pleas. ed wi - h it. I p icked with it about one Inindrer*. bale* of Ci’ton. | f etueider the Press su detior to all others f r packing cotton, as it can be wnikrd with less 1 bor, and will pack a. heavy hales as at v ia:- *r vat,ts. Word ftcrrwa and /»re.*s for b .ling cotton must surely givowtv and *'h*in tur Iroa :Vn-w». Ail 1 is, t''it I did not £et en Iron frame 8. D. FUItRII Clemontson's Best C, C, Ware, 2 dozen 0 0 7 inch Plates, J f5 $1 SL 0 do do 8 do 73 420 6 do do 9 do 85 610 i do do Bdo Flat disheP, iBO 45 P do do 12 do do 400 100 } do do 14 do do 700 175 do do B ikers, 250 63 J do do do 400 100 do do do 500 126 k do do Pitchers, 200 67 1 do do do 350 117 J do do do 500 167 3 do do Bow!3, SO 240 2J do do do 110 275 2 do do do 1 50 300 J do do Chambers, 400 IS3 F do do do 500 167 i do do do 700 253 8 pairs do F.wera A Basins, 80 240 18 sets do Teas, 25 4 50 n dozen do Mugs, 1 25 1 56 I do do do iSO sllß 67 Crate and Cartage 2 50 sl2l 07 .. i .... ......0..... FLOUR, of ail Grades, •imf.il, ansrs, Ml SHOUTS, and COuV-FJSFMt, ALSO, TIIE FAMOUS SELF'-TIAISIINrGh FLOUa r l''o OUR PATTON’S, and nil others we would say that we are manufacturing amt fiom the best quality of Wheat, and that all tiie Flour we silt is trssh. We imb* gtades, and have Flour as low as the lowest and a* good as the best. Our motto is, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE, And guarantee satisfaction in all eases. All Flour sold by us is guaranteed to please, ar money refunded. To all dealers, and lire balance ol mankind, we would say, try ns, an* wn feel assured that you will call again. BLEDSOE & CO. iioveres;3montbs Sies«S Sternßiei’g&EEro’ft MAcGNTFIOHINT STOCK OF VINTER GOOES ArVD IS ISTO W READY ! STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS and NFXr DOOR TO M. 11. fcALD WIN, DAWSON, GEO W Vo e «Ai w evK ca’N. “1 .r-y «-» "™" Lvliili: S’ it ft I.'S.S (1001*8, f'K.MTY, f; S. t./l EfF.n and nut* ItYV litf.fies Tit s. STHtPEU anti VilECSiUl* do, EMBROJ IJILKV, LACES, Hosiery nandkorotiiefi, tlloves. Shaw!., (tlnikr, an i everything n u illy kept in a FfKKI CLASS DRY G OODS ESTABLISHMENT. Tiie GeHllemon’M Department. Is complete with Cloth, Cwsimerrs and Vestings, Furnishing Goods, Ue!td)’-lVltdA ClolilillKi Ha's, Caps, Boots and Shoe«, and evety article necessary for u genteel outfit,— We make a speeiilitv of this line of our business, and eir.not tie excelled in quantity .quality or price. CiIYE US A DALE it I.TORE tCV lit’V ELSEWHERE. uo»s;3j> JOHNSON, CAMPBELL & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner and IPoplnr SlreetH s M/VCOISr, : : GEORGIA' Have in Store and are daily receiving large shipments of Ihe following Goods, which they are selling at the LOWEST POSSIBLES FIG IT 11 E& BAtm BO HMs G B B*cod Rid»s 50 “ “ iShoulders, G Tierces Bargfass Ilams. SUGARS. 100 lib's Stuart’s 0 Bugnr 50 do A do Hi do Powdered Jo 20 do Crurlted do ]0 do Gut I/oaf do 10 do Granulated do COFFEE. DM) Bags Rio Coffee, all grades, 10 “ Od (Joverncieiit Java. BAGGTNG. &c 100 Roils Pafched Guanv Cloth 10 Rales Heavy “ “ 20 “ Twiio 30 000 lbs Arrow Ties 5,000 Whaley ‘t PALT, 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt 80 “ Virginia FVSBE. 10 ]>h?s Bay No. 1 Mackerel 20 Half bid* Boy No. 1 Mackerel 20 Bbls Sbrro No 1 Maekerd 30 H :lf bbls Shore No. 1 Mackerel 20 Bbls R ue Full ‘ j DO ll.lf bids illne Fish 50 Boxts Ilerrir<» 10 « Codfish,' *;Ai%a>iKs, &c* 50 B ixes Toady, Pmia and I'aavj P'Cta Nuts, Almonds Ifii-unt, Prunes 20 boxes Ghee*-., 10 “ Soda Crsckrfs 10 “ Sugar do 10 “ Butter do 10 “ Dtsert do 10 “ Leason do 10 kegT Buttcc 20 barrel* Ir* a Potatoes 10 *• Onions 10 ticocs Rir 0 50 ooxes 1*,,, j s OSf ; oO J<)r3*ive Boap I'.o “ (.Live do 25 “ Fty’s No. 1 Boapl 50 “ Sti.r Gaudies 10 lbiiratiao Caridlo* 5 birrels Kerosene Oil) 100 half barrets Molasses -15 barrels it’iae Syrup 100 eases Jyqtiors, all grades SoO half sacks Huperfinc FlodJ 250 “ Family ** LSQOORS I Bolton Plant Bitters * Buss’ Bitters , GiV.-' U : * Cabinet Whiskey in bbls * Gibson’s Monorgithala \VbUka.*. i r , n ba " ds > Tenat *-' e Mhirk y, in barrels G.J it o! ester and ShetanJal \Yl;i l.t-y, in barrels Fine O.vi Brauuic* ar.d Gins Si’uj'ftrnoCy Witte, not;s-3r