Georgia Historic Newspapers

    QSgqgjgfe llts&folg mi.tr. Urntmal %v JlfoasurngKE
Si F MlXCt:.
i tarry, my priucc, my prlr.ca ?
“ do you tarry, my priuce ?
blowing, tho summer l* going—
I'm tired of weeping and wakftiu nud ricepiug,
I’m aweary ol watyug, wj ptmeo i
Will you come from the West, oh prince—my
Or tSe North or the East, my prince?
Does llio scent of the South kba the ktea oa thy
mouth*
Or from islands of 1m or from islands of epic©—
Ah, whence aud, ah, when wilt thou come,
my prince ?
But-come to me, come to me, prince, my
prince*
From Hades or Heaven* my prince—
Be thou bashful or bold—be thou ardent or
cold.
So tlum'it mine aud oh miae-Iam thine aud
aU thine,
Aye, to have and to hold, my prince !
1 KIT WABBt X ~
Wauls Ills Paper Ktopped, And after
hiving Potent Hensons* Adds Kiplle*
It Directions.
Leesm-bo, June 5.-Stop my paper, sir! Stop
it l Why? After a cloae, attentive reading of all
your recent lcodcra and epigrammatic leak*
lags, I am led to harbor a vague suspicion that,
maybe, you are Just a little lucllued to oppore
Mr. Stephens' nomination for governor of Geor*
gin. Therefore stop my paper.
You intimate that a few months ago the
State waa bristling with prospective candidates
for that olllce, that every town in Georgia had
its coming man, except Crawfordville. and that
thetoge of Liberty llo.ll was uever “thought of,
talked of, or dreamed of in the wildest fl!ghu
•if human imagination" for that office until he
was rudely shoved before the footlights by Fel
ton and Speer. Therefore stop tny paper!
You assert, sir, that there teas an issuo be
tween Speer nud Mr. Stephens. That uoritlvcly-
couldn't have been dlu, at least on Mr. Ste
phens' part. He baa lived und ho will die with
out i%t*e. So, stop my paper.
I am Informed that you have been guilty
teamUhiM magnatum In asserting that in the
event of Mr. Stephens’ demise the State *
Georgia w ill not bo left a pour, motherless
‘'Ah—a colt?” | NEW YORK. June 7.—Noon--Cotton steady;
“Well, no, not emphatically; tut her pal- • SONS middllng'.upUads 12 3-:c mlddliug
i sss
tookrp, and half sister to Blind Qtaggoss fiim. * J ~ c ‘ October ll.Ci, November
NKW YORK—Evening—Net receipts' 52$:
mss futureaclesoc steady; sales T.%,000;
event of Mr. Stephens’ demise the State of
" rgln will not bo left a pour, motherless or-
. In, aud that you actual! v and overtly op
pose such a revision of the Hun day-school I
CttUchlsm a* will substitute tho name of
A. II. 8. for that of Soloillon. Therefore Btop|
TBS. hcar.l it alleged thst\lnl Hi I
X Inch there arc otlier men in Georgia besides
. IL S. who conld take charge of thog<iv-l
ernor's ofllco. and montigc nt least to bundle
through its duties somehow. You have hc*.U
this alleged and you refused to “deny the alle
gation und hurl it back in the teeth of tho
alligators." Therefore stop my naper.
It is your opinion that Mr. Stephens' can
dldacv before the convention, instead of
S roving a oalm in the Gilead of Democracy, will
ava the opposite effect, and that tho iudo
pendent aud motezreta in drugging hint from
fils “dread abode, ,r were acting the play of the
drowning man catching at a straw, and that the
colored convention in Macon broke up in a
row, and the call of the convention for the
first of June had proven to bo as weak as Far
ion Felton's call to the ministry, and the pop
ular groundswell, for which they all fought,
bled.und lied, had swank, und the Democrat
ic aud Republican attlliator* had each other by
the «».*. and the whole thing was colluirsina
iutoromatosity—in other words, the mons had
geminltcd and the mus was re.vly to cucur-
rit. You bcllcvo all these thing*; therefore
A?La^fcre tbat the Internal, spiritual,
stratum meaning of Mr. Stephens’ letter of ac
ceptance in—that he doesn’t deny his lndepou-
denttsm, but only thinks This thing will be
managed adniraftlg (since tho mongrel "Rar
kises are willin'”) for him to Hand for the
nomination, for tho obvious reason that those
who expect to sway the sceptre of universal
«spira over tho organized assure him It will
be secured, droit el aeant. Yon believe tills,
and believing It, 1 a»k you to atop my paper.
You think, sir. that if there Is political ta-
naan to which all good newspapers will lu fu
ture go tho Albany Heme, Danner Watchman,
Evening lie aid, ft part* Iekma»hte, Quitman
PreePreer. Madiaonlaa, kylriuila Telephone,
Valdosta 7'im's, Berrien Save, Dublin Gasette,
ltawklnavlllo Dispatch, liawklnsvlllo »ics,
Jackson Herald, DcKalb Seen, Dawson Jour
nal, Enquirer-Sun, ll-ueton Home Journal,
Clarkcsvllle Adccrtiecr, Brunswick Appeal,
llc.trp Count$ Weekly, Cochran Enterpriee.Jaek-
ton tlountg Seme, Griffin Dun, Darien Gngette,
will bo numbered among tho happy throng
Who ato destlnoil to "go In aud possess the
goodly land," while the Conetdnhon, Chroni
cle, Savannah JV#ic* and Columbus Timee -head
up and Utl tantamount—with high trotting
and loud snorting,will capr* off In tlio opposite
direction. You believe this, and beliuviug it 1
uk you So stop my |*per. rm
You have taken and pc-rsl*{§tly advocated
a podtlon on the tariff question which Is calcu
lated to strengthen a government against which
the valor and patriotium of your Slate has bat
tled; therefore stop my paper.
Sir, I was always a friend to the T*leok.\>h
and Mtx»r.N<;iCtt. “Through - many changing
C ars" I havo been an occasional contributor
its columns. 1 havo rejoiced In *lts grewth,
expansion, development and pw-gress. I havo
looked on with pride as It “made broad its phy-
Urterics'' and sent forth its missionary col*
urnns among the benighted political heathens
of the land. .
1 have done all this and more. Now, con
fronted by the phalanx of lerrled facts which
H hay ‘--' —you, I feel lm;>elled.
it ally, to ask that you
. my paper. buip it at
county, Georgia, where it will t
thankfully received. \ ‘ "
l have marshaled . OTHBVPMH
re jicctfully but empliatically, to ask that you
— Stop it at Leesburg, loro
thankfully recrtveL ^highly" V appreciated,
dowdy read and carefully pondered as long as
it continues to ome to ra« rushing and fervid
andctoouect with the Inspiration of Uie only
X.
.1 LE.KVrOR i.lAeuvr.
Joe Thurmond Makers a Dash and
ElSects HU IHcnpe
* Athene Banner• Watchman. ■
Yesterday, about noon, Athens was treated to
a sensation of no null magnitude. The cose
ol Joe Thurmond, found guilty of horso-tttal
lag, was being argued in Judge Jackson's
office, on a writ o» habeat eorput.
sheriff and his deputy there were perhaps a
dozen persons lu the room, whllo Thurmond’*
fattier waa in tho cbrk'a office. The prisoner
waa unbound and
wcatern window,that waa raised about two and
a half feet. From what we caa learn there
cvldentljr a plan concerted
Thurmond to make a break
liberty on that day, for as
entered tho court house he asked
After this the prisoner seeurd restless, and
kept glancing bis eye through the window, un
til hD brother rede sip to tne fence, bringing
with him the famous racer “Stamp*.” About
this time Sheriff Weir waa being sworn, his
back to the prisoner, while Bcpoir Browning
was sitting with a table between himself and
the prisoner. At this most opportune moment
Thurmond sprang to his feet, and made a bolt
for the wlndowTfalling to the ground withotfl
taking time to ralre the aash higher. Bui
Browning waa loo quick for him, and succeed
ed in catching Tharmood’a coat aa hejrat
» « til
twenty T»et dUtaut the first shot was fired,
which narrowly mhned the flering man. as the
ball was aiterwards found Imbedded in a post.
’*eanta. .
him away. Th« latter then -
* - - directly at Joe.
_:„Vj would .
was the retort* as
fired, and there is little doubt bat
ball took effect. A parting ..hot, as
turn, no «c1 .i». mm.; bU pUtol lorn* opon
faUed to overtake them. alUwugk ,h« came
•*-ht of the pair at oua llme. No bUme can
iched to the court officers* as it was one of
* «that was entirely unfore-
m ad voided. Tt.er.-5s little
K a concocted scheme, *—*
a for the unfortunate
and Bosp Grtoae.”
“You will soon do it.** mused the old :
geullemen* as a soft light played about hi-*
oyei; “you will soon bo there, Christopher.
Thero aro a great many of you scattered
through tho country; you blossom at eve r y
rural cros-ing, my boy. You will scon pcea
on a contrivance Uko a hay-ruke with tho
teeth out; you will round your shoulders to
give an a^tvstio outline to a spotted shirt
with ba?gy sleeves aud a ballooyy back,
and as you sit on your vehicle by a pomp
yon will look pensively out from under a
cap-peak built like the bill of a sugar scoop
and as you tilt your cigar i »h to the Igv*I
of your left eye, and keep silently fanning
the tail of your animal with a twu-foot
whip, yon will lose yourself iuths enchant
ment of turf reverie. Tho bystanders may
never know that you cannot riistiuguMi
the points of a maro fretn those of a mer
maid, Christopher; but tin long ns yoa are
oblivious to this knowledge I see no rea
son why you should not enjoy yo ir sooth
ing -“flections.”
“Don't blow bo, sir,” said Cnristopber,
“I mo-fu don’t blow me up so.”
“I am not fatigued, ana I nm not charg.
ed with dynamite, Christopher,” said Mr.
Gandy, with a pleasnnt expression of coun
tenance; “bul some! *w or rtner,” lie sweet
ly added, “I cannot disassociate your fa-
tnro appearance froi i that of an infernal
machine, lha ipsa r il clockwork of your
ghastly ekelotoahaunts mein inticipution.
Tho m-iancho!y ribs •. i those clew-revolv
ing, weird wheels, Christopher, ns they
scrawl a wretched reoord of U:il2 1-16 { .the
too weight* dungi ng like jortious of evil
viscera, while you, now doubling yourself
over ono thill, now folding yoi.rself ovar
the other, (or vugtre criticism either ol tho
road or tile horse's feet, will term the dia
bolic pendulum which keep* the eng*no
running. Ah,” continued Mr. Gandy;, as ho
tenderly deposited Ins right hund in H?
waiatoo&t towaids tlio left of his client, end
glanced lovingly nt Christopher, “it you
cau explain the rpusins winch keep some
men bowing low to the right and let? hoofs
of their plug! you will clear up a mystery.
It i« ftktr f 1 imagine, from the direction
those antics take, not to attribute thorn to
salutations to the public, and they arc too
general to arise froai colio.”
“Sir,” tnid Christopher, growing pslu
r.nd 'rcmulous, “you draw n charming pic
ture. 1 hope It docs not tire you."
“By no menus, Christopher. I was
about to observe that when you have your
flyer shod you may derive some satisfac
tion from digging your toes into the floor
of tho shop and sitting on your hcols,
close to the hoof oporated *>u. ’Tho p^ci*
lion enables you to fix a glaser and ana
lytical stare on tho efforts of the smith.
This demeanor will illustrate jour anxiety
about the priceless creaturo, und proclaim
the profundity of your veterinary loro. 1
have often seen this work well.”
“ByJupiter! air,’ exclaimed Christo
pher, os he shook about on his toes, “you
i becoming exasperating.”
Yon seem to bn very much bleached,
Christopher,” said his father ; “let me en
treat you to be careful. Do you know I
sincerely hope that there liuimoi»»« rnc*
unguents and oils .and moJic.ia.cnts gen-
era'ly which are inseparable from a cer
tain grade of animal*, will hr.vo no evil ef
feet* on yoa ? I shudder as I think of jot
embahniuu your young life in a constnnt
aroma of brimstone and bluestono aud old
soap and organum and aniso and worm
wood and vinegar.”
“Sir, I cannot stand this,” squeaked
Christopher, as ho feebly waved his hands.
“ilyson.” said Mr. Gandy iu the tones
of a silver flute, and which flowed as en«l-
na butter over tho brocst ol a roasted
?e, “I shall not forget you; you will not
effaced, Christophur; 1
shall In) wholly iudillurenl t
of my flesh and blood. But when thd crisis
arrives, Christopher—when I he time has
gone for yoa to acquire n profession, nud
yon are incapable of proper busine*.* im
pressions, whou your ateed has^ynsed to
iho crav ng maws of hungry cuts, aud
you find you don't know enough
to drive a hack; if you will then report at
tbo homo of your youth, you will sco that
you have lingered in parental rat mory. A
tray will await your cull, Cbrintoiihor, n
trsy with two stools aud h few thick stub
by tumblers with air hubbies in thoir sides;
my grocer will furnish you wi'h a limited
number of lemons, an ad*qaa".e quantity
of sugar, and a t>a?er of cochinonl. You
will then be enabled to distto.e of rtd lem
onade at t minor races.
Before Christopher could poll himself
together for a reply, Mr. Gandy had taken
off his hat—had smiled serenely at tbo
makor'H name iu the crown of it, uud had
feelingly Mowed away hi« Imudkerchioi in
it; then, under tho rays of n calm bo:w\o-
lenoe, lw meekly glided away inlo the dis
tance, as though he wore a pious trustee of
an orphan u«j lam, convoying down pres
ents lor the children.
Ludden & Eatet' Grand jdidiaamer
(loiisc Oat Sale of Pianos and Or-
earn.
Tbo-e who aro thinking of buying Pit-
nos and Orgnns willdo well to take udvt n-
tagvof (ho grand MLtsauiiaor Cl-Ming Out
Ka'.euuuouucel in oar advertising cvlunma
by Ludden Kates' Southern Mosio Uou«o,
Savunush, Ga.
This, as is generally known, la the lead
ing Mosio House of Die South. Their busi
ness to co-exte a si vo with tho Stages of the
Union, for they luve niao largo Branch
Houneo iu the South, aud also a House in
Hew York city, which supplies the trade of
territory more nooc-sdblo to that market.
There sre two things which muv bo **id
of Ludden & Hates—vre should soy three—
which ere essentials la any groat business.
Ouo to, that you have iu tiffs Souther:i
Music lloosu cverytiug anyone need in the
way of Musical Instruments, and tha-o In
struments arc of tho best and highest
priced tusLnfncture, such as the CUicker*
ing Piano, Mason A Uamliu Organ, and so
on, or of a good, but medium priced class.
A second feature of the house is that its
unlimited capital and fasilittoa ren
der it able to sell at tho lowest possible
rices to be obtained in the market.
mistake about tho
Jnnt M .i2.i7sic.l!l • Novembcr-.il.44Au.«
Jttlf —12 | December.,.H.4.Vu.
“ “ azMlASli J«nu«ury Ufiba,
cti% .) February ...ii.74«n 78
- -.-..eOffiU.Cl (March.il lfru;i.*8
NEW JORK, June 7.-—Cotton flrrn; hUia.*i?;
middling uplands U S-M; middling Orlesiu
' ;W» Consolidated not receipts 2.2I7; export
•r* .it Britain —; to continent IBM.
'AI.VEBTON. Jane 7.-Cotton quiet; mid-
11^,; low middling ll?i; trood unlinsrr 11; net
reewpu 2-4*1; gross —; at its —; stock in “--7
..NORFOLK. June 7,-Cotton firm: mlddllnR
receipts ICS;gro** :firics 08;stock
BALTIMOItE, June 7.-Cotton steady; mid-
dling 12%; low middling pood ordinary
receipts 2; gross VM; Aiics COO; stock
..BOSTON, June 7.—Cotton quiet; middling
low mbldllng 12: good ordinary Uh"
uct^rooolpta 60j; gioii 7.'i; siUai uoue; slock
WILM/NdTON, Juno 7.—Cotton steady; mid-
dlinjr y);: low tutddliug 111>18; co*k1 irdia^ry
10 MG; not receipts 2; gross 3; sales none;
stock 1..X3
FHfLADELPBLA, Juno 7.—Cotton steady;
.lddling 12J-i low ml* - • •*
f 11: net receipts
dnuers ; stock 11
SAVANNAH, June 7.~rotton quiet; mid-
dlir.g 11*4: low middling 11*4; good ot^ina-
1net receipts 25); gross 2a0; sale* KH, stock
NEW CULKANS, Juno 7.—Cotton firm;
MORI Lie, Juno 7—Ooufu steady; middling
llj,; ltiw middling 11%; gnM ordlnsrr 10%; net
receipts Ih2- grt>s l e 3; silcjl J,V); gUx-k
MKMl’lllS, Juno 7.—Cottott quiet- mid
dliug ny t i low middling 11W good ordinary
10K; net receipt': ’.<0 gross W). shlpmenu 172:
tales 1100; stock 21,0M)
| AtJubBTA. luue 7.—Cotton market ante*.; 1
middling 11%: tow middling 11’,*: goo.! ordla-
■rvlOjf/f; net r«'pi(.tt 2U, glut* ; sales ld>.
■CffAtlLESTO.V. June T.-Ootton ste u!y; mid-
ling llj-j. low middling llti.good ordinary 12*4;
■ t rueeipts :K; ".roreJd. sties iM, stocks,210
Semi-Annual Clearing Sale!!
It hao been our oustom twice a year to make special sales of surplus stock,
propose to begin earlier this season than usual end offer on our
Wo
argain Counter!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SEASONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS AT
tVE l’UOroSETO ASTONISH TUB oldest inhabitants and cordially invite
CASH, CUSTOMERS *
focall early and often and bo convinced that
J. W. RICE & QO
Are tlie Leaders in Low Prices.
^JLacon
rierpos, ttibt, IAS- N. Y. Refina.1, in
litre#. Li; tubs. 13\L
ry firm; finest latent, J9.. r ^;
....... ... .a»ai!y, $S,0). extra # "
family, *7.10; bnckwheat, flO.SA
bran, per c
utry, 10; C
demand:
fancy, JS.50; clioicc family, St^ISL^xln^
*“ ‘ • *7.10; ‘— 1
krix—Market quiet vrithViBHBHHi
Rio, 1.V, prune, 14; good. 13; fair, 12; ordl-
ps O. G. Java, &>. Mijcha. 3u.
•.kaix and IIay.—Mark.-i very firm. White
com, sLl’J; mixed corn. 10f.-in cat load
lots 2 to 3 cent-i lev. Ft^.1 otto, 72. Western
timothy hay, *!..r»; EanArn hay, Ct^n
meal, plain <112; bolted. 51.17.
Btcotsu and Ties—Fair dims rid: riock light;
2» bagging, all lute, none; 2 do., none; \*A do.
vy.Tlm:: arrow tic*. 51.C5; pieced ties. 51 29. .
Mor.A**E.^ and Srarr.—t:»t>a mutmisoi. <7a
50; honey drips. 87: Georgia kyrap, 88
/. uoiiey 'iriji*. il*yrnp, •«.
Balt.-Liverpool,«1.105 Virginiat\.280!.SO.
Faunv.—Apples, none. Oranges, none, lem
ons ;>r.r box, »S 50. Umdon layer ralilnf.tLV*.
PU'H.—No. 1 mackerel, hall bbu. . 87.C0. do
kits, *1.00: No. 2 do., half bbls.. 16.75; kits, uc.;
3. hiuf barrels. f i.50;klu. COc.
' " " ‘ ' qt—
l i white
N*. O. whiter;
tlOMMhoes W OO
—.—.. .i—Ei.*ltr but not quoted lower.
Cranutotcd. il; stnnd A, 10’r
C, . 7 txtnsr.*?* Golden <\'j,
10*4 N. o. yriU.W(larlfiul9l4
Harowark—Market good. I! .
per k*y; mult sboet *7.00. Iron bound hsun ,
*LKg5 00. Trace chains tiAlWc. per pair
Ame? shovelsS'^.^ ?»rdo*cn. Blow boos 6^7u.
per th.-'Holman’s plo» .-‘ocks It.78. Axe>-r).tO
WO.OO jm.t doicn. CotU.' card* «T..oX Well
buckets *4.ii0. Cotton rope ise. pt-r Ih. Swede
Iron 8A8>^c. per It; rcliue VAt* ic. per B>. Flow
steel 5%c per Nalls 83.68—msc oi 10-p. 1’ow-
der $5. l’ j*er keg. Blasting powdtr 9li/j. Lead
8c. per tfc. l>r.»p shot 9X00 per tag.
Mi*:rllane<*ra.—< 'and y, lJc. Pickles, pints
81.50, per quarts, |X25. Starch hVf. per to.
Cbetse. 15. Sardines, iraportc*!, UK. urdlnot.
domertlc. 89.00. Rice, Boll pot
ash. tt.75gS.C9; Canned, 9J.25d48.80. llldca—
Dry fltn«, w^ll, taltod WJi. Wool-Washed
tot&ici unwashed, x<42j: burwt loavv. on-
washed burred lViil. Tallow, uK'jd. Wax, 18.
Day goods.—Market steady. Rrinta-aUuiaord
.
oorractUM* of (hreo two poticions. But
there U a third atul very important matter.
A lwuw may be all that we have ani J, and
>et not be iueitin^. There must be relia-
jility of character—integrity of dealing.
That Ludden A Bates havo thl* essential,
heir wide reputation, »s well Immense bus-
Inws, readily prurtr. Wt have known
them for yeat>, and dealt with them, and
■quarer, wider-awake aud bettor businere changed,
men in any particular, we never met. Thto *i.»i>5il.a
.... .
20; Western do.
rro'fsioa Markets br Tslexrnrb
BALTIMORK, Juno 7.-Flour qufet hut
firmer, Howard street and Western ill per fine
5J.tjoa4.r-0; craw f 1.780.5.75; family H.vsJ.lvh
City mills superfine U8.Ht.75: extra fc.00o7.80;
Kio brands 7.25*7.37. Wlu-at—Southern low
er; Western lower and dull; Southern red 51-Ur
1-iTT; amber 1.40M.42; No. 1 Maryland -1.41
askwl; No. 2 Western winter re-l»iwjt 1,88*4,
Corn—Southern hlghcr.Wcjitoru dull tut steady;
Southern white W; yellow «!. Oat* more ac
tive and stoaty: 8outh«m 60*62; Western \7htte
ro.ir*" tnixc<l .rfW.*h I’annqrlvanta CCafiJ. I rfi-
Ttsious firmer. lU-«n pork 920.25a‘21.U*. Bulk
wests, shoulder*and clear if> ride* packed
9 8Y^ and -1X.“7JC Ikicau, ItlCuldcni alo.62!4;
dear rib sides tiS.SlK’ I/aias *l\V*X9.W.
Lard, refined 12 78. Coffee quiet; Rio (car-
cocvi ordinary to fair 8tio'J«, Sugar quiet: A
soft 'y/j. Whisky ttcodyat -l/JOaiiJi, Freight*
NK\V YORK, June 7 —Coffee dull but istlier
csKler; Bin (cargoos) h^alj^; Job iota %>4al0H-
SngiW al»r,nt Heady but qutot; fair to good re
fining 7 &-K*7!4; retltu-d quiet and steady: atna-
danl A l J*»'.»■•*. % M-(lasses quiet and un-
clMuged. Klco ktoullly held and demand
BHllly held but lighter; domestic fleece .b>.46;
Texas 1 i*hf. Fork fully 16o. higher and m
active, closing very Mrtag. Bales «.f mc*L ..
I at • 1X28 old: f20.1jyj'i.2f» new; July 8 IP
*I^(t
....... . 9MOa
ninal; long clear
c:-!v; a ahu-to l..v .......... ..
prime steam spot ii.Ofk cliolco til.75: off grade I
sll.50; June ruling at ill.ut 1 .': refined quoted I
at ■ 11.74. f!ontineutal freights to Liverpool
market stronger. Cotton per slcara 7 fdv V32>i.
LOfJiSVILLK. June 7—Frovisions lu good
ucutan-1 amt price* * shade higher. Mi- a p«>rk J
Bulk inests-sboul Jew 8.75c rib ft CO;
clear 112 (X). Ilaat*, sugar cured and lard nud
changed. Flour »u*dy and u-icl-.angcJ. drain
quiet and stredv. Wheat, No. 2 red winter
»1.2toJ.:w. Com. So. itchlld a'. ; Na. 2 mixed I
77 rut*. No. 2 mixed 86*57: mixed .V*54!4.
CINCINNATI, Juno 7.-flou r easy; family
|8.C.'oukOO; fancy SiUia7.XA Wheat quiet: No.
2 red winter -l^!a!.At sj-ot; «I.I2?4 July. I
Com dull, weak and lower. No, 2 mixed 76*1
root; 7654 a*ked Juno- 76J4 -* U *F- fMi* dull and
drooping; No 2 mlx»l U. I*ork in gno-iaAre
wand at fco.w. Lard steady aud Urn
11.25. Bulk meals monger, shoulder* i
short rib 111 to. Whlvkr dull at *1IX iWM
tdnatlon aalesof finidied goods. 425 barrel*, on
a I**!* of -1.1X Hint* steady; common to
fl|ht -6.OOsS.to. I’tcklng aud butchers r*.£'Ja
I tot. I-OL T XrS, June 7.—Flour Urn arnl un-
ilmrge-i. Wheat higher, but little doing, ex
cept tor July; No. 2 rod fail fl.xtat.xiV4 «wb;
11.25*4 June: 1.06|dJa)y* OUra higher for
ca*h at 7la7'i5-4 cash; 74 ^fune; 72% July. Oats
hfRtter at STn. 1 .:!; ct-.hpVflJ Juuv; *>K July.
Whisky steady at Mi. lv»rk strong at -»).U)
l»id cash and June: Job lot* -20.25. ihitk meaU
iilghi-r;sto,uId«;Mto 7-V. stout rib ->11.50; short
cl Mr f11 te Khvl Lord firm at yti nu.
m
W. McKAY, Principal.
AFirst-CiPj, lnititnt* for Practical
Eoiineu Instruction, Book-
koepinu, Etc;
Endorsed ly (lie l.tadiag Badaesa lire.
Students Can'Entcr at any Time.
•STirrular* sent free.
For Breakfast!
0H0G0LAT
MENLIR.
Sold ISvcrirwiiere.
PARIS AND LONDON.
NewYorkDepgt2Q6 Greenwich St
ThoVTarMt aatl Uvxt MHIcIm Stor Xaife.
A*!ol m unation of Heps, Buohu, Ifinn*
rirnklosaJ Dandetton t wiUiaiitiH»»w*taad
\ uratit* iirojiertks of sit ctbw PUtocs,
■ Blooa Purifier, Liver <
r, aud IJf• auJ IltaltU ilMtonug
C323ri3SSaS sarth.
inpovUEly teng tibl whersltop
. varioU and ;-orl«t a. • tu«ir
THE FOSS & PEVEY COTTON'CARD !
JOHN M. PEVEY, Proprietor, Lowell, Mass.
_ K7*Heferencfi: J. F. HANSON, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Company, Macon,
maVii * ’
WHITE Ac MULDER,
Corner Broad and Huntor 8treoti, Atlanta, 0, irgia.
Is strong lacgQfttffti but it is based
pertoualknowlodgs as well as the *
Uon of tha house.
What they say oau be dwpsoaod upon,
and when they anuour.ee a Grand Mi-Uum*
mer Closing Out Sale, it moons last tbat
and nothing less. Write them for cata
logue* aud full information, and it will be
to yoar direct advantage.—HVeWy Mail,
Atlanta, Oa.
LOCAL UV*9*KO**
DENTISTRY—DR-X B. BARFIELD.
ho. 80 Mulberry street, Macon, Georgia
■jffic.; hour*—8 a. m. to 6p.m. aogSUtf
DR. D. 8. WBlOBT, DENTIST.
ajrC-’2awly. OAos—114 Seoond st. 1
J. P. A W. h. HOLMES,
DEMISTS.
Oflkt—Opposite Lanier House.
1U2 Mulberry street, Macon, Ga.
maylCd&wly
PINAKCIAL.
HTOCU5 AND BONDS IN MACON.
(MisascncD win n
LOCKEl’I A BOND. BROKERS.
kiACON. June 7 I’M.
Jsonria« per cent. iKtod*, due lNrt-HO «Ul
Osorgia < per cent, tff.nds, told) " ...W »ur:
Georgia 7 per c«tr. bend* (mortaage HO pill
"eonpa 7 per vmtu bond* P IUI , MI1
quarter coupamr) U«V£Ui
Georgia 7 per cent Urn!».due LoA. ut t»t Jft
Georgia a per cent totvi- - i:o cjv?t*
Nortaeastern ndhoa-l boudiiend’d) 114 ^H«
Central R. R. Joint mart, {percent. IU Milt
GSHgia railroad 6 per- "* *“
IL R. of A]*..
K B. of Ala.,
IfebOai *
M S£ > lndVd br a and A. W. R.R 1» OICC
Attautic and Gnu railroad. coosoU-
IS SU5
H?SSISuTuiSSr«c::iS! 2™
Cl I .c AGO. Juno 7.—Flour tteady and un-
changed. Wheat ortlvu. firm aud higher at
•1.WJ&II.31 cash; 1.81 June; No. 3 thik-ago
H.lOJ%al.l.t; regular or No. 2 wheat
— r ..Y9X July. f^,rn active but a shmle
werat 7Ua*t>f ^Mh; ToJuue. Oat* dot), weak
and lower at to cash; 4‘J'A June. Pork active,
firm and higher at 19.ftoal9.90 cash and
June; *rj.'Jft*19.’J7»{ July. lAn\ mwlcrately
active and higher at *-11.82^*11.88 cash and
June. Bulk meat* In fair demand; shoulders
_».»>; short rib «U^0f rhort Clear flt.78. • Whis
ky quiet and unchanged.
Nava] 8terra
WILMINGTON, Juno 7.—hpults turpentine
firm at 42>4. K.*tn firm at ll.to for
strained: ••l.W for gooditnaaed. Tar firm at
«l C>. Corn steady; prime *whlto'/J; mixed
KL
CHARLESTON. Juno 7.—Spirits terpentine
firmer, with soles at 42c. Korin quiet and
steady at 11.60*1.70 tor strained and good
GENERAL AGENTS FOB THE
SVlitcheU Wagon
North and South Carolina
G oor (flu.
Alabama and Florida.
Tbo attention o* dealers ts called to the toot that we are prepared to shin at short no-
* ‘ '*■ * “ ‘ 1 * “ ‘ ipeotal .pi ‘
.BLE TRi
,5\’l1IMI5ft. TVm't nnmhM. nniil ton mnfsr o
illustrated Catalogue.
and circulars. Also dealer* in C. AO. GOOPKB'rf I’LAIN PoBTAl
AND STATIONARY ENGINES. Don’t purohve until yoa confer with us. Bond for
il Inn!rat*.I i’mtt Inonu UMuCCd&Wilin
Hardware.
VVCW v_> . duUo JcliwodeeJriy. i. 't-
CAKRIAGK and WAGON MATERIAL, )ofNE^CUiOt!' -
niiAiw nmni.vu | r..-.M-.~
bnCmn-i, c:
—CELS10 r
QKAIN CIIADLES,
CCTtEBV, BELTING,
TINWABE, IKOX.STEEI,,
Sporting Goods snU Fublng Tjck’.o.
Parker Brccch-LoaJipg Guns,
Lifter (old) action In stock—top snsp lut
or August.
•Ageuts for
Buffalo U. S. Standard Scales.
PIAN0S&ORGANS
CLOSING OUT SfLEI
g TEf
THE BEST IN THE
jgj-ViJV
k rusos und Organs aft Reelt
1 ftoUi-m «ual< Itutes, uttu
£s*y Ttriiu tor Payment.
LEADIHC. TEA -
on- it .in ir;ci. in
Me s;ir ■
MILL & FACTORY SUP
OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, I
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS i
KINDS, IKON PIPE, FtTTl
CRASS GOODS, STEAM GAl)
ENGINE GOVERNORS, Ac. Sen
Price-list. W.H. DILLINGHAM A CtL
•521 Main Street, LOUiSVILLE. XT.
BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN
COTTON COMES JN.
S JESSE JAMES
■ Cwmplafa life of jtaltl ™
_ J men. Ulest lufcrmatioo at «-nt
BlnsorJ^vw*. Tltpnff.st f artfStit-v
If 'ii. rutty IlliHfirwtcd. Ontm
I Party Prut*. T«ruie Very
IT NFB EOEDENTED ATTflAOTION!
Over hall' a million distributed
I, Ut u
rnK.lL. of AU., 2d mortgage! 1
« and Girard Milraa.1, tnu tt-> L
sgeg’ifftgiav^fgti.
Qfty of Augusta ft peacanL bonds..
>sefliwser*m railrudfi slock.
untral railroad stock, ex-dlv
Central railroad scrip, ndhu.
sxs5E5sttz~
OOXXSXCIAL.
r» atot
Lift Sftlto
h. NEVER PAILS.
^RVlUl
The ml, knows ,p«Uo Bnowt, toe Epl
Icptle lit*.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
runes Epileptic Pits, Spasms. Convulsions, El.
\ tins Dance. Vertigo, Hysterics, Insanity, Apo-
pVsxTt Paralysis, Rhstunatlsm. Neuralgia, and
all Nerrpa* Dissares. This tnfalilbJ* remedy
will povitirely eradicate every snedee of Her-
voae Derugement, and drive them sway from
whence they uwu, never to relurn again. It
utterly dejtroye the certus of d!*ea*e by neutral.
Ixfng ibe hereditary ulnt cr**-
aud thoroughly eradicate#
My deriruya the esare.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures Female Weakness. General Deblit J, Lea*
contoM* or Whites, J’alnfnl Menstrual loo,
I'lceratlon of the Uteru*. internal Ueat, Gravel,
loti am matlon of the Bladder, Irritability of the
Bladder. For Wakefultte** at night, there to
no butter remedy. During the change of Ufa no
Female should be without It. It qalvts the Ner-
voua System, aud glTcs rest, ooiufort, and nature'*
•neat sleep.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cure* AlcoholUm, Drunkennees and tbe habit of
Opium Eating. TU«*» degrading habits are by
* - ‘be wont evil# that have ever befallen safer-
„ hoBUntty. Tboassnds dl* annually from
there noxious drug*. Tbe drunkard drinks
liquor not bcf.ABM he likes It, bat foe the pleas*
are of drinking and treating his friends, little
thinking ttou no le oa tls read to rein. like
the Opium Bater, be first are* the dreg la email
quantities os a harmless antidote. Tbe northing
lufineuce of the drag lakes strong hold ppoa It*
victim, leading him on to hi* own deduction.
Th* babils of Opium Eating and Liquor Drink
ing are predvefy what feting to to alltneativw-
ne**, as over-eating firet tndamea tbe atomach,
which redoubles lu cravings uatU t» paralyse*
both the stomach and appetite, tho every drink ef
liquor Of dose of oplam. In*Mad of sattrfytng,
only arid* to IU fiercu fires, antil It Comiomi
the vital force sod then ItseiA like the gtostoa-
ou* tape-worm, Ucries “Give, give, give I" baft
never eaoagh until its own rapacity derears
itself. Kauuuitsn K^rvtne give* instant rettsf
In all aocb ease*. It prodnere sleep, quirt* the
rr«*. totlklv up tbe nervoas syvtcni, and re
orv« body nt.Tu.lnd to a ncabby coadtotoa.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cure* Nrrroas Pf»pcp«ls. Palpitation of th*
Heart. Asthma, UruocuHlv, drrofula. fiyphUt*.
diwasei of the Kidneys sad all dtaesse* of the
re Organs. Nervous DcMlUy. '‘owed by
dlKXMftonv of youth, penpanectlv cored
i u«« ,.f Utlm luralnahie remedy. To yon,
, middle and old mem, who ore cover-
million dietribu ted
LoiijUsaStato lotteiv Ccmpanv.
IotW[Or«i»d to 1808 tor il juraby IL,
J^lfwlature for Effucatiocul uud Clmrito
ble pnrp<Kce—with a cnpitul of 11.000,OCO
-do which a reserve fund of over (£60,000
ba* since been added.
By an overwhoiiuing popular voto its
f ranchise ms rr.ede a part of the present
State Constitatfon adopted Dsoetnbor 2d,
A. D« 1S7U.
, ITS OBANDBIKOLEXUMBEB Draw-
leg* will take place monthly. It never
sjurtriffir- 1x01 " lh * ,oUow -
GilANDPIKJMXKADK OONOSBT,
during which will take place tie
145th Cir*ut! Nanfthlj
_ . and inn
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing
At Nuw Ofcuuxa, Touisat, JcmbIS, lbrci,
Under tbo personal supervision aud man-
agrment of
Oen. O. T. BEAUUEOARD, of Ixuisinna,
aud Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 8100,000
tSTh’ouca.—Tickets are Ten Dollars only
1 Capital 1-ruoof atW',000....|100,000
1 Grand l-riaa of /«J,uOO.... tOjOXt
1 Grand 1’iiza ol to,QUO.... 30000
2 herge ViIsm ot 10,000.... 10,000
i Large Friaa, ot a,000.... MflCO
20Priiaao1 1.000.... spn
» " MO.... UfiOO
" auo.... ao^no
“ wo.... 40.0UO
10. .. 100,QUO
Bibb Cosstv Poitponei Sh»rifl Bala.
Iwa
I of salu.
I foltewlL- , „ „
of Und known a* part of the original 00 acres
on the map of lubb county os M No. 8, sltuat-
vd in the Vlitcvillo dlatrict uf said comity, front-
ing 175 hit mi the Forsyth road amt ruunlng
liack 375 fii-t to the proi«rty of J K Jones, con
taining IS acres, adjoining an alley on tho
~ “* of the property of Holmes and
Thousand* of musical fnruiHea through-
ont tho Sotith aro intending to purchaso
Pianos and Organs iu tho fall, vhon cot
ton com oa in. >Vhy wait! Buy at onee,
and eulivc-u tbo long, hot sumo.or months
with music, and make the “Harvost Homo”
still moro joyful. The summer find* us
with a tromendoufl stock of lastsumeuta nt
fiavnnnsh, at our KINK BltANGJI
HOU8K8,atour ooutillers Agencies, nml
with os many more to arrive before Octo
ber 1st, wlffo wo are under contract to take.
Wo cannot carry this immense s’oek until
fall. It must be sold. It will be. Gash
bnyers will wnut many instruments. In
stallment buyers will take more, and ibore
who at this time of th* year cannot oon-
venisutlv meet our Installment payment*,
am gladly
IWrnaled. tDHHllkK A JttcMAEiXUvi
^Practical Life. IMfJ ‘
l'.»T«nHV«*!,c„J.C.McCUIlUy*
Cheapest BIBLES^
saaseL
itasfe
Ctttw. lhik.u Hr Tikcnvfa.
POWMB
U Absolutely Pure.
future*-^L' plonda, low widdUug rUtre, Inn*
; Jane and July * 484IM 4l*u Jalv an.I
msaa&yg&Ksgi?%
U V r.Hr-JOL—l« M —Amcrimu uta li-
finn-
10U0Q «
maozmATrox mum.
100 Approximnftiun l'ruca . flOyOOO
100 “ “ Ilk)., lojono
100 ” ” 75.. 7/00
22^?J Prices, araounting to $KI2,M0
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, of Ial, ) GommU-
Geo, Jubal A. Early, ot Va. f slonert.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the office of the Company in
NewOrtcane.
For information apply to
ALA. DAUPHIN
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
1X7 1 a Balls hueot, Chicago,1U.,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
(VI Seventh SL, Wuhlngton, D. O.
The New York office to rwnov*d to Chicago
N. B.—Ordrre addressed to New Orleaai
Bill receive prompt attention.
north of the property of Holmes and other*,
known as the ntidmice of Mr* Wire Mcttt-c,
levied on a* the property of Win M«4J«*. de-
nojcd, to Mllafy a fl fa Innrd from Itibh Km*,
rior Court In favor ol K F Ihut va El ire Meriee,
admlntoUatrU. 1’rcjK.rty pointed out l.y plain-
I tiff. U 8. WESTCOTT.
June r.th, liv»2 -fitri*Sheriff.
Exooutor'u Sclo
T\717.L )>cwdd before the court houre door of
>> itlbb county, Oeorgla, on the 1*4 Tuesday
in July next, between tie legal hour*of tale th*
• I.UW, nuutw;re>] .tin, <lua IR IHSo;
rallr.wl dlvidind »j rip, number
in July next, between tie legal hour*of tale the
Mtowing property, fiHtoMgtoaiiirereii^^H
b .ll-l of • 1.00,
Central
1286 for * I,too; part due coupon* of Oiscltr of
Macon bond* amonminr to fiio.00 and four
acres of land rituals in raid county on the weat
ride of the publio road Icoillng from Macon to
Uluion, Go., adjoining the Wilburn land.* on
gfr—Kogers on .the soutn, of
|I/iwe on|
Will
cuaio in under our
Midsummer Special Offor.
. land of Jamm lu «< n . ...
flco Emtth on the wcat, uod of Mr*.WVP
the north, and whfoh wa* farmarly bought by
John If. D-weof Mr*. Wilburn, end enclosed
and ptonted by Uoo. Smith, rolorv«l. Hold an
the pnqierty of tlie eriato of JuhmdUgmre^H
Lva-cd, tordlvKon u:ao»:g she
un or-ii-r of tho C~ur; ..f: ..;»u«i
JuVlawlw. U UD. H. U)\
&-BS-
(2E0R0IA, HI lib COC NT Y. —Whereas, B F
Pert ha« In proper form nppilvd for lcttom of
edminl-tnuloii under Hectlon 24Sfitti of tho
Code of Georgia, on thoeetato of Mr*. Emma
hhaw, of Fayette co.intjr. In tha Htote of Ten-
ncaeee, deceased, who has an estate In the
county of Itibh, In Mid flute of liecrgia.
Thl* 1* to cite and adtmxilih all persona con-
cernivl to be and appear at my office at the
July tern next of the Court of cxdtnary of raid
county, olid show am**. If any they can, why
K rinancnt lttur* of luUninUratlmi should not
jrrsnterl to *atd E F Beat ou said estate.
Witneaiuy official rignataru this 6th day of
Jur.c, J HO. - J. A. MtifA SUD.
June6-oaw4w.* Ordinary.
BIS emit DOIYX OX A PI AS O.
f to VASU lion s OX AX OltOAS;
Aud (be balance November 1st next, with
out ouo cent of interest. Oo interest
advance inprice. If balance can’t be paid
in tbe fall, longer Umo will be given, with
a reasonable Increase of price. Alt tnstre-
mantaof every grtdo and prioe included in
this sale. Tell your musical friends of it.
Write as fur Catalogue*, ‘Fnoe Lists,
colors and fall partloalars. This sale
closes October I, Ik 2. Early porebsse se
cures cash price* and easy terms. Address
NATANNAII, OA.
Tt» Grtat Rim uf Orgu Depot »f Ik Sonlh
=45lh—
Pop: tar ItoalbU* Di awing of th*
SWITZERLAND
«*« ENDORSES
• Pennsylvania”' .
Pronouncing THE LANCASTER WATC*
‘THE BEST"WATCH
MADEJIN AMERICA."
WebsterL
UNABRIDGED.
r paKC5°Co r io»d '
— mrlmpL (Drariy three tbs
in any other Dicfy J olreeootoliui *7“
ical Dictionary giving brief ft
concerning ow 9700 not
Racommeoded by Mote lot ..
38 HaM.nl br SO Collar, i
0. a C. HERIUAM AC0, IWn, H
Eibb CountT ShcrilTi Enle.
I !. l*o ikdd I>i-fore tbe o.urt Iiom-m- d'**»r in
> > the . it> o ( Mai ■.m during the legal to him
• .r**to.i-u(i.tti;i»t Tuesday tn July nrxL the
/oliorving f*r»jM-rfy i>* wit; 1-art i*f lot No. 1. Ju
r-l'iarc at. rituatc-1 in tiiprity ot Moron, »,:i the
r-.rr.er <*f r«.tti-n avenue nut riranw ►trw.f,
frenting 1 to feet '*n Onm :« Mnri and in’* on
rotlonttvenue. AlvtliK N-». 12, '.n t.|Uart) Ml,
fronUug on Orauge »tr<to fret and running
loi k t-. an alley 2£i fret, ral-l i-.t J-.ln* 1-»t No. I,
U.-lng <ll\K<d hy r. 1'.’ f.«ot alley, la-vlodon a*
tu*j j-p*;-*rty of Jaw re V fitter 1, natiriy a II in
iwue-l from Itlbb Hui*ri«.r fonrt In favor «»f
fletneiit MctU-rvm v* Jame* Vfitter. iTopurty
jxiinud out by plaintiff* attorney.
AN* at tbo urn:*- time and place, ona-half
’at re of land rituated on W ln-N.r bill In tho
Godfrey d’.-trlrtof Itlbb county, fronting on the
old Hoiwt.-u r. a* 1 nml adjoining the Wllkinaon
place. levied on a* the pnmert.r of J T It*ewe
t*»»«»:«rfya fi la l*auc«l from «**ur.ty f 'ourt <-f
IU’.b county in favor of J I.WlNn v»JT ifin
•c*. l'ruputy jH;tutc«l out by plaintiff* at
torney.
Alv> at tl.n nmo ttrno an<l ;-la*T, one gray
tune mule about 2 year* old, on* black boree
American Composers. X5,?7Sf.UKL°ii™i.Si£373Si , «
* year* old. one black bona about 10 yean old, |
ne t*ay tnaro mule about y< are old, and a
bey to»r*e aUnu 15 yrar» old, aN»fttw.»-hi*rse
ftluMic lloolui Uy
In tha i.i., «[ .J3H.UU* un
FRIDAY JL'.NL Ml, ItXU.
Thu. dramiir- occur uiontiU, (bonilj,V
iMptod) nn4nr praririou of u ut of «h»
Gnml Aauubi, of Xwtocly
lhe I'liiu.i HUU»CircaU Court, oo Much
XI. nodmd the folloviog duUlou i
LV—That th. ComtaoB.wltb DWtribo-
tloo Cou)t>any U logaL
al-T U AnvUxp ut t<t.
N. B^-Tb* oomHu hu new on hsoiJ»
huiinun, t ■xiLBuil cnfoUj U
of nrlne for tbe
JUNE DRAWING.
the crewa
keep thU a aecret longer, antil U earn rear
vita’*, a ad dr*truy* both body and #•*!/if yoa
are the* affikted, take Da. Ibcaxoxs'* 8ana»-
ir*a Neatisr. It will rertor* yoar shattered
nerves, errvrt preotalare decey, iu Impart too#
sad energy to the whote flyeua.
porition.
ZenobiajSi™u
Th* subject to a noble and -heroic one, and
the scenes are capable of l*eiag mad* moot at
tractive. Win Shon be given, Ulan An?!*
Cory taking the prinrijal role.
Don Muniol.’f'S’^iLSS:
f*»uudc*l oo a legend of the Crusades.
46th Psalm
Joseph's Bondage,Uliitk
Belsnazzar ( ^ s ^ Tm,,aA
Are two sacred Cantatas lntro*’.nclnf. the one
Fey ptlan. and the other Baby Ionian scenea
cento.) By Glow* F.
3T.
Picnic ,tL) “r 7 " 0 **
Two Car.Uba which ore moat appropriate to
the flower and «vetmion season.
Redempiion HymnSJ,*^
D. Passxs, will be toort acceptable to choirs
SAMARITAN NERVINE
I* for •*!• by dmggteta everywhere, or may be
bodnlreet (rata as. These who wtafe to ehtoia
farther reldeace ef the caret!?* preperttoe of
Baresritaa Net-vine wt 1 plsas* eocloee a t< it
j^s rz r JZi£uLjz utzzz
slri* of can from p^ooe who fcq-ra ared^iU
reetoSttre to i 2& P ^2EI Pk ^
,S dim*
DB. S. A. RICHMOND & CO.,
0II7ZR EITSCS ft CO. Bo«t«x
0. B. DCTBOK & CGU M3 BrMdmr V. T.
MOORE’S
idaotfe Wa.
*»J«UtM
OU31N£38
UNIVERSITY,
‘ the hast prertkol
wa«oni, one b-igiry an.1 hamcr*. 7 p.'ow .b-1
i kU plow gear, und 12 rb*w tools. Uvied 4
aa the property of John W fltubba den-a-td, L_
•atlify tw.- g fot Ueoed from Llbb flupertor
(V.itLont In favor ot Ari.tr A) rears John W
Btubbe, and th* otter in favor of Barob Dl
Whttebtmt, vs John W Btubbe. Property
t>o(nted out by plaintiff's attorney.
Also at the tame time and place, 406 scree of
Und in 'Mxttrty dtrtrkt. known as lou 144 and
1144, bounded on the soucti by Tobcenfkce creek,
and on the eart by Unde of Dr. HolL Levied
|ii to *atirir the Mate and ('.ninty Uxva -it *
fj English for the year 1*1. .
■ Also, at the same time and place, tbe follow-1
Hog to-wlti Pan of bd No 7. In square No 7X,1
fr.cling M feet on ffine aueet and rwgtoJ
* - *o the alley between Fourth and L._....
tn city of Mac-,n. Unri ou to satiriy
the ttuteand county taxes for 1*1 due by O. fl.l
Herkrl, egeat tor Un. K fl. lleckwl. I
Ateoattbeeaias tine and place the follow
ing, to-wii: Part of lot Now X, in square No. «fi,l
jfruatlog on Bond meet, comer of alter ‘ I
tween hnol aud Walnut rtreet*. in city of
con. on Corelte/y the State end Col .
taxes for !*d, due bv Hn, Ida L dlls-
Also at tbe taut time zu«l place tbe f )l!ow|
ling,to-wtt; rartof lot No. 1A nottkwastr*nx»
(routing SI feel on toll-we street, VA feet deep!
in city of Macon. Levied on Ut satisfy the
Htate and County texe* for IM, due by t.haa T
Holmes, tmrtea.
AU..*t the same time end place the follow-1
log. »>wU: Part of lot No. 14. uorthwert range.
If. 110 fret on tlie eart tideoUkfltege
rtrssC In etly o< ssacou. Levied w%> *attofy
the flute etui County laxe* for 1 wt. due by L
ri*l. *amtSm was TALC
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Will mall FitKK their C»l
locue for IBS*, contain lux
full descriptive Fric' - Lm
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20 Prises COO each.
ICO Pries* ICO each
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COO Prise* 20 each
I/jOO Prise# 10 eaeli
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