About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1874)
IN(T JW C'OLVMBim: JPEBPAY APBIt. 7. 1874. Au lm|»vrlnut l.«w. The following law wan panned by the last Legislature: Au Act to provide for the correct assesH- n ,eut of taxable property in tliiw State. yoction 1. it enacted, etc., That from and after the passage of this Act, it nhall bo tbo duty of the lux lteceivor in each county in this State, in each and ev- erv year, at the tall term of the Superior Court iu hiu co iuty, to luy before the rtlU j jury his returns for that year of tho taxable property in his said county, uud it Khali be the duty of tho grnud jury to overlook tho same, and wbeuover they find an undervaluation to correctly iiksomh the saiuo, acoordiug to the market valua tion of tho property, and return to the IJeceiver bis return* with the corrections *hich they have made. Sec. L\ Ho H further enacted, That when the ltecoiver shall receive his re- tnruB for the next succeeding year, and the corrected returns made by tho grand inry, it shall bo his guide for that year; and if the tax-payer shall return his prop erty below the valuation inado by the yrand jury, tho Ueeeiver and tax-payer each shall select an arbitrator, and these two shall select an umpire, to whom tho question of valuation shall be rofurred, und their award shall bo returned to tbo Kcceirer, and shall be entered by him as the valuation of said tax-payers' prop erty. Sec. 8. Ho ifj further enacted, That it shall bo tho duty of the Judges of the Superior Gourds, at eaoh fall term, to give this act in apodal charge to the grand ju- rieR, that they may be informed of the du ties which this act imposes on them. Sec. 4. Repeals conflicting laws. » Dr. Pierce's Ninetieth IMrtlulny. A Macon correspondent writes: On yesterday, the 24th inst., there was a din ner given at the home of Bishop Pierce, near Sparta, Georgia, cortaiuly worthy of mention. It was strictly a family reunion, bnt a gentleman not a relative, from Ma con, was invited, and attended. Tho oc casion waa the 00th birthday of tho imme diate parent of the fumiiy, Dr. L Pierce. Twenty-five persons sat down to tho table besides the Maoou representative. There wore four generations present, including ohildren, graud-childreu and great-graud-cbildren. It waa a happy night rarely ever witnessed, and the grodt bishop and his fathor must have set it down as an epoch oven in their eventful lives. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. LECAL NOTIOE8. City Tax Sales. the MUST TUESDAY IN 1>R. I. T. WAltNOCK, , Surgeon ami PliysW-lun. W 1 Slaughter's Drug store, lU.lt.mil sheet. of KIIU i Harrlsutt*’intho city of CoTumhusTi COTTON WAREHOUSES. A. M. ALLEN. PETER 1‘KKKR. u.’s, Chambers A U. . Millinery. MISSUS WHITE & TUCK Kit. PiMUIouable Milliners uud inoHsiiuikors. Oetitloioeu’d blurt* cut by churl measure, ami Uhl i *n» hir^tixee duo said clly of Colutubus fur lho North part of lot No. C, Female Academy squ ire, ....... luiprovoutuut thereon, being one quarier i>r tho |tro|turty Mrs. 31. Aldwu Amount i ill ICS. c. V. UAKLOW, Fashionable Milliner und Dressmaker. So 0 Aguut of Uutterick A Co.'s Putteru*. At the late Bunking House ot Shuppaid a Co., Opwllktt, Ala. >23 Amount o Lot No. . , „ less, with improvement* thereou. Notaries Public. -eiqiucltuily solicits the patronage of his tritons. t Hud 2d buturduy# ot lucU mouth, Eating Houses. KOUKitSi’ LATINO llOL'bK, Right ut the Depot, open ut all hours, not uud Aleuld lor all Trains. A Heroic Nashville PrleNt. The New York Catholic Ilevietc says : "The llomainc Rcligieuxe iuforuis us that (he Catholic priest who behaved so gal lantly on the ill-fated Villa dit Havre was Father Simon, of Nashville;. He was horn at Sommercourt, France, and loft his country for America whilo quito a young man. His untimely death, terrible as it was, was a most noble one, anti a Protestant lady who lost her only daugh ter in tho catastrophe said of him: T never saw a braver man or a bottor Chris tian. Ho did us all much good by his prayers. His voice was tho last wo hoard ns the ship wont down. Ho was eryiug out in a loud tone tho words of tho Abso lution.’ ” —The Kaleigh Ncm thinks tho earth quake on Bald Mountain has boon pro lo no publico. It says: It has caused fifty- five conversions to religion, broken up twenty-seven illicit whiskey distilleries, drove from the country two sub-revenue officials, rid tho mountains of a sorry preacher, and furnished us sovora) col- umns of reading matter. On the other hand, the damage is slight, for had it broken up all the crockery in the moun tains, the loss would not have been £10, while Mrs. Nannie’s chimney would have tumbled with tbo first strong wind. Arbitration Between Nations.—Tho following is one item of Mr. tiumnors will: 9. I bequeath to tbo President and Fol Iowa of Harvard College one thousand dollars in trust for an annual prizo for the best dissertation by any student of tho collego or any of its Schools, undergrad uate or graduate, on universal peaco and the methods by which war may bo perma nently suspended. I do this in the hope of drawing the attention of students to the practicability of organizing peace among nations, which I sincerely believe tuny be doue. I cannot doubt that tho sauie modes of decision which now pre vail between individuals, between towns, and between smaller communities, may be extended lo nations. Death of a Davoiiter of the Late Senator Benton.—Madam GauldrinBoi- leau, the wife of Baron Boileatt of Paris, daughter of the late Senator Thomas II, Benton, and sister of Mrs. Gen. Freni out, died in Paris on the 10th instant. Her husband wus recently Bonteucod to prison for three years for participation iu the Memphis and £1 Paso Kail toad affair, iu which General Fremont was engaged, and her death is attributed to the anxiety and mortification resulting from her hus band’s troubles. She leaves sir small children. —The Baltimore Gazette puts tho ad vertising question thus strongly, and 1 commend what it s tys to our rcudors being true in every respect: “Iu this i lightened day and generation it would be a work of supererogation to attempt to prove the inestimable value of advertis ing. Its immense advantages to business men of every description are so positive and decided that no argument is required to impress them upon tho community. While vast fortunos have boeu made by judicious advertising, it is known that tunny who might lmvo become rich trade have failed to do so, because they did not seize the golden opportunity, aud nuke the public thoroughly acquainted with the place and manner in which their business wus transacted." —The growth of Texas may bo under stood by reference to tho vote polled a few months ago. The entire voto of the State was 158,000, indicative of a popula tion of 1,050,000. In 1800 tho popula tion was hut 004,000, and in 1870 it num bered 818,000. An increase of nearly a quarter of a million in less than throe years is absolutely wonderful. The best blood and energy of tho Huiith are con centrating on her magnifioouL plains, and it is there that New Orlesus should look for patronage.—N. O. Picayune. —The House Committee ou Territories, by a voto of six to one, have agreed to recoiuineud the passage of a bill for tho admission of New Mexico as a Btato iu tho Union. —Arthur Orton, the Tichborne “claim ant," on being weighed at Newgate, in accordance with the rules of the prison, waa found to turn the scale at 850 pounds. His arm measured tiveuty-seven iuches round, his chost fifty-six inches. Furniture, &c. At Taulc Prices. A. O. HARWELL, Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. Also, Metallic, Wood Collins, aud Caskets. Chamb. t* street. Lawyers. A. J. V If KICKS, Attorney and Counsellor at law. Tailors. J. II. CANPHELL, Tailor, Cutting und Making in tlio Latest Style. Ru pturing neatly duuu. Smith Railroad St.,over Furniture Morn. Jut Dentists. J. i, K. Slum, Dentist, oun l'luto Work uud Plugging on reusouablo d«*c23j terms. Chambtr* street. Barber 8hops. With impniveoHMita thureon. Levied ou ns (he property of W. N. lltiwka. Amount of tax $89.75. North half of lot N«g 305, containing less, with improvements thereou. Levied on ud the property of A. It. Lamar, trustee for Unlho. II. Lamar. Amount of tux $51.25. North half of loth No. 483, containing \ \ of un «, .. ;e, more or Ichh, with improvements thereon. Levied ou its the property of R. 0. Mitchell, trustee for Auu Scaly. Amount of tux $01.25. . North par* of lot No. 178, fronting on Broad street IU feet 0 inches, and runuing hack 147 feet 10 inches, with biiildiug thereou being tenement No. 38. Levied on as tho property ot Joseph 8. Winter, trustee Mrs, C. Victoria Winter. Amount of tax $43.75. »r, levied on ns the property -- Aoutli Railroad Company. Amount of tax $101 25. Hurtles may settle any of tho above cases before the day of sale by paying the amount of tax »poc- illud, together with i '* ' - J —** ’ mil8 oa»4t Muscogee Sheriff Sale V 'ILL he sold on the Unit Tuesday in April next, between the legal hours of sale, before the auction house of Ellis A Harrison, liroud street, Columbus, Ga., the toltowiug described property, All that tract or parcel of hind lying and being iu the couuty of Muscogee, and in tho Norther Liberties and adjoining tiiR North Commons of ti city of Columbus, and known in the plan of tl Northern Liberties as lot number forty live, (4! Iron ting on Jackson slrm-t 117 feet IU inches, un ruuuiug back oast 1-17 feet 10 inches, more or less, ns the property of Hampton Benton, trustee, dec’d, Agues Benton. Sold by virtue of a mortgage tl fa issued by the Superior Court of the couuty of Levied on as the property ot A. R. I.amar, trustee, by virtue of a mortgage tl fa issued by the Superior Court of Muscogoo county. ” \ 1VKY, Sheriff. G. W. ALLEN, Prop'r. Adams House, opposite Passenger l)epu Insurance. E. t’. BOWEN A MON, General liiMtirauco Agents. ', Railroad Street, over K. M. Groeue & Co.'i Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate of A. A Redding, deceased, are requested to ami immediate payment to the uudersigued, at Ell ville, Ga., ..ud tliosu having deuiunds against tlie estate to present them iu terms of the law. * * R. J. REDDING, Muscogee Superior Court, November Term, 1873. His Honor, James Johnson, Judge, presiding. Mary K. Watson, t vs. > Libel for Dlvorco. Alexander Watson. ) I T appearing by the return of tho SherifT iu tho above easo that the defendant is not to h loutid iu the county of Muscogee, aud it furthe appearing that the defendant does not reside in the State of Georgia; it is hereby ordered Unit ho lie served by a publication of this order in the Co- imubuH Sun newspaper oucu a month for four mouths. ~ A true Superior Court. tho estate of W. M. McCook deceased ; Tills is to cite un i admonish all nud .ingithi the kindred aud creditors of said deceased to aud appear at my nltice within the time prescrlb* Given under toy official signature, this March 2d, 1874. inha w4t* F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary /^KOtiOLA—MUSCOGEE COUNTY.—Mrs. Item ” rietta Gordy Laving applied for Letters of Administration ou tho estate deceased; Lafayette Gordy i and ndmonlsh all aud slngnh This is tho kindrod uud creditors of said deceased, and appear at my ofllce within the tiino prescribed by law, and show can so (if any they have) why s a id letters should Uot bo granted to said apple Given tinder my official signature, this March 2>l, 1871. inli3 wit* F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary Charles R ut Lett* the estate of William This is to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of »uid deceased, to be aiol appear at my office within the time prescribed Given under my olUciul .ignature, this March 2d, 1871. tuba w4t* F. M BROOKS, Ordinary Information Wanted. A NY person knowing anything of tho heirs relatives of l)r. ALLEN It. WRIGHT, w was born in South Carolina—(h« ouce lived Greenville, Ga., amt moved to Hiruvoport, I*on(s. died)—will 8AM VAN BIDDER. Administrator’s Sale. following property, to-wlt: 77 acres, more or h of the north hiiif of Jot of land No. 97, in the seventh district of originally Muscogee, now Chattahoochee county, as the property of Myles aoolsby, doc’d. GKO. 11. 8 A Ft*,, Chattahoochee Sheriff Sale. \I7ILL bo sold before the Court House door in U Cossets, Chattahoochee county, Ga , ou t first Tuesday iu A[iri! next, within the legal bo of sale, tho follow ing described property, to-wtt old, t Suporior Court of said couuty, iipou the foreclos ure of a laborer's lien, In • ' * - " Ryan, vs. John 11. Ryan, John II. Ryan. Also, at same timPand place, one Ruggy, levied < n by virtue of a distress warrant for rent, issued from tlio Superior Court of Chattahoochee couuty in favor of Lucy Donnell, against John L. Horn, tlio property of said John L. ll»ru. fob27 wit JOHN M. 8AFP, Sheriff, Sale by Assignee in Bank ruptcy. W ILL Lo sold by order of Court, on tho first Tuesday iu May, 1874, before the Court House door in Lumpkin, Stewart county, Georgia, i-pt 110 acres off of the i district of originally Lo BOILER MAKINC. » Hie property of Absoloui JOHN S. MATTHEWS, Administrator’s Sale. GEO. T. GIFFORD, Boiler nvro,K.er * ploutath •nd Sheet Iron Worker REPAIRING done with despah Writmiiday, the Htli day of April i nature belonging i Massey, de- . . f a peri.bald. i said deceased, consisting of half of lot No. 427, with improvements bi lag }., of au ucio, more or less. Levied lho property of W. G Clemons. Amount of lot No. 1U3, w ith improvenieuts thereon, b ‘l»K tax $8 25. containing ].£ of an s property of John I^ontuine W'arelionse. ALLEN, PREER & ILLCsES, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants Ordar. Solioited In panon or by letter. Comml.tlon promptly executed for buyer or teller. |« tr OOXiUMBtTB, &HOIIGIA. DRY COODS. PEACOCK & SWIFT Call attention to the foct that they aro selling Dry Oooda of every description, Shoe., Hal., Clothing, &o., TO CASH Ul'TKHH, At such prices as will be sure to plcoie all who Will call To arrive lUth lust., a new cose of Spring Prints, Ac. j,il5 l'KACOCK k HWIVT. Muscogee Sheriff Sale. VA/ll'*' I’u sola on the first Tuesday In April '* next, between the legal hours of sale, be fore the auction house of Ellis Si llarrison, liroud Columbus, Ga., tho following dcsciibed property, to-wit: and a half middlings bacon, 20 pairs of one pa r of scales, half box crackers, two boxes tobacco, one box starch, 15 pieces soap, time dozen boxes matches twelve Jars candy vied on as the pioperty of \\ It aud L gkltilii-r, satisfy a tl fa in niy hail Is in favor of Allen, •oer ,V 1 llges. property pointed out by plaintiff Also, at Hanio time uud | lace, one hundred shares of stock In tho Muscogee Home Building, uud alike interest in the laud ou which tho same stands, as the property of John L Mustuiu. Also city lot No 227, and improved cut. thereou, as thu property of Seaborn Join s. d> reaie d. t old to sat* isfy u li fa issued Ironi Muscogee Superior Court iu favor of Samuel M Carter, < xecutor of Furieh Cur ler, deceusvd, ng iiu t Seaborn .I Henning, admin istrator of Seaborn Joues, dec'll, Jas W Warren and John L Mustuiu. Property pointed out by de fendants. Also, at same time an place, smith part of lot of laud No -173, on McIntosh street, batwten Baldwin ami Thomas streets, in the citv of Columbus, lev ied on us the property of Mali tley Holmes, to sat isfy fl fa in favor of I-r C Toiry vs Mali tley Holmes. Property pointed out by pluiiitilf's at mbit) wtd II. U. IVEY, Sheriff. Sheriff Sales for Taxes. W ILL ho sold on the first Tm-mlny in April next, between the legal hours of sale, in front of Ellis .t Harrison's unction house, Broad , Columbus, Ga., tho follow tig described property, to-wlt: Lot nutiihur lit, containing half an acre, more or ss, with Improvements thereon, levied on as the property of It ti Mitchell, ti ustee tor A tin Scaly, II. G. IVEY, Sheriff. ECONOMY! Do you know that you can Savo Money by purchasing DRY GOODS at the well known house of JOSEPH & BRO.? Foreign 5 Domestic Drv Goods BELOW COST! Their Spring* Stock IS UNRIVALED I Cull and ho convinced. No. 68 Broad Street. GROCERIES. Fox Cracker., Fulton Market Dried Beef, Dried Beef Tongue., Bre.kfe.t Bacon, Mazeppa Flour, Goahen Butter, Young America Cheese, Corn Staroh, English Soda, Imported Wine, end Cigars, Sugar, Coffee and Teas, New Zanta Curranta, at H. F. ABELL & CO.’S. BKMOFAL. AMYET & YOUNG _I AVK removed from their old stand to tho “i'W store formerly kitowti as the "Uurriid Cornet," 011 Uglcthorpo street, oppositu John Mehaff”y’s Rag Office, where they have a fine 11 HIDES. HIDES 1 HIDES 11 WR WILL PAY T1IE Highest Market Price FOR Green i Dry Hides, Furs, Beeswax, &c. BARNETT A CO., Crawford Street. Muscogee Sheriff Tax Sales. Parts of lots of land numbers 21 and 22. In the 9th District G M, containing 200 acres, more or less, as the property of Mrs Marlin, U W Martin, agent, to satisfy a tux fi fa for Slate and county 172 an<l 1873. Levy made 1 returned At unuie liinouml phicti. son lit part of lot No 209, with improvements thereon, Iu the city of Colum- 1 lie property of Mrs Hpivey, to satisfy issued for State aud couuty tax for the year 1873. lhoperty pointed out by lax collector. Love made and roturiiod to by W. S. McMichuol, lawful constable. At same time and place, lot of land, with im- iiroveinents thereon, No 353, in/lhe city of Colum- jiis, ns the properly of Mrs J C Jordan, to satisfy Statu and county tax for 1873. Property pointed out by tax collector. Levy made and returned to by W. S. McMichael, lawful rotistubln. At same time und place, north parts of lots Nos 393 and 394, with Improvenieuts thereon, Iu the city of Columbus. Ga, as thu property of Mrs L S Wright, for State and county tax for 1873. Prop erty pointed out by tax collector. Levy made and returned to by IV. S. McMichuel, lawful constable. It Hanoi time und place, north half of lots of id 317 and 318, in the city of Columbus, fiontli Jackson street, us tho property of John D 0 for State and county taxes for 1872 ' Levy made aud returned t McMichael, II. G. IVBY, Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. 1 order from tho Honorable, t h of sale, all of lot No. 109, except ! a N. W. corner; West half of I/jt No. 17 t part of lot No. 181 lying west of tl.. Lumpkin road, tho whole of said tract containing *"'i0 acres, more or lens. A hiiiiiII part of said land ild to perfect titles. Said property is the ret ‘ tate of llirutn Fuller, deceased. uth3 w it G. IV. Fuller, Administrator, M. M. HIRSCH, Oglethorpe and Bridge Streets. Hides and Furs a Specialty. Will PRy the Highest Market Price for Hides, Furs, Beeswax & Rags. All kinds Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags on hand. MONETARY. R. M. Waters & Co., 56 Broad St., New York, receive Deposit Accounts on favorable terms from Banks, Bankers, and Corporations, subject to oheok at sight. Loans made only on Cotton and Approved Stook Ex change Collaterals. giautcd to said applicant. , why lultors should uot FARLEY. Muscogee Sheriff Sale. \I’1LL lie sold on tho first Tuesday ill May VY next, between the legal hours of sale, iu front of the auction house of I-Ilia A llarrison, Broad street, Columbus, Ga., tho following de scribed property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and lx in'g in t'-e city of Columbus, iu said county known in the plan of s* ‘ cou'ainitig one-half an Hatisly three mortgage Superior " lid city as lot number 2 r« rnurn or lo**. Bold t< e inhin-d from Muscogn » F V Dickerson. same time an 1 place, all that tract o Mate, and known in the plan of said county a Coweta Reserve, containing sixty-two (02) acres, more or h-xs, with the Improvements thereon, and " ’ “by lauds of md E Hiiiih by lauds of A Gaminell; on I' Brooks i •at by u street Jt ) Hie St Mury's road, i f Georgia A Thorutoii, to satisfy a tcogeo Superior James F Wiiile ing from the M tho property o mortgage fi fa iasuid from Court in favor of Win N llawk*, treasure Home Building aud Loan Association, vs Georgia A Thornton. Also, at same time und place, all that certain lot of land being number 71, in the Hth district of Muscogee, bounded on the n rth by the land* of James C Cook; east bv tlio Hamilton road; south by tlio residence of Mrs Elvira A Kortby, and in a bill of part ititiou a h He- properly of William It no C lliiglu s aiul children, fi fa* issued fioui MuiCO- treasurer of Home Building aud L< 1 It las. II. G. 1VKY, Sherlfl. Properly pointed out iu said fi fas. Empire Mills and City Mills. Reduced Wholesale Price List, Columuuh, Ga., March 29th, 1874, AA Flour (strictly Fanny) per barrel $10 50 A Flour (Choice Family B Flour (Good Family) Bran, ^ l™' lb.... lirau, V 1000 lb i Ship Fluffs, -p ton II. Ship Fluff*, it 1009 lb 1 Best White Table Meul and Grits, pot bushel, Sava Your Grain Sacks! THE EMPIRE MU. IN y^ILL BUY SECOND-HAND GRAIN SACKS III quantities that may la. offered. HOTELS. Chewalla House, Eiifwiiln, Alabama. k. J. RIDDLE aTWM. SMITHA PROPRIETORS. JYJ1K TRAVELING PUBLIC are most » I fully Invited to give us a call. We will Rankin House ColumbUM, (ia. J. W. RYAN, Prop’r. Frank Golden, Clerk. Ruby Restaurunt, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under the Rankin Hughe. uiy2l dAwtf i V\. KYAN, |>ro|.*r. POUND CAN CHICKKN8. 25 cents; I ** » TURKEY, 25 “ 1 " “ REEK, 26 •* Fresh Pears, 2 lb caua, 25 cents ; Quinces, 2 lb cans, 30 cunts; Egg Plums, 2 lb cans, 26 cents; Asparagus, 3 lb cans, 50 cents; Flicker Preserves and Jellies, all kluds, $1.25 Jar Choice Beef Tongues, G5 to 75c each; Extra Choice Sugar-Cur. d Hams ; *' '* " Shoulders; Mild Cured White Meat; Fupolio for Ch uiiliig Glass, Ac., 15c per cake; Morgan’s Hand Sapolio, 10 and 15c “ All guides of Hour, Meal and Gills, at mill prices. Blackwell's Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco, 80c V lb. 1 have determined to sell my good* at a >ry doe margin; consequently, from and alter this date, 1 will deliver no goods until paid lor. ROB’T S. CRANE, I0h $9 (fehl ilHin] Trustea. F. A. POMKHOY AT IIOOIIEHN ( OHIHilC, CALLS ATTENTION TO Choice White Shad, Fresh Bay Fish, Mobile Cabbage, Celery and Lettuce, Live and Dressed Poultry, Fresh Country Sausage, Spare Ribs and Backbones. A Choice Lot of Kii-jli Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Lemon Snaps, Ginger Snaps, Lemon Creams, &o. Apples, Onions, Potatoes A Turnips Also usual Family Supplies and Fancy Gro erl« Mr. T. C. PRIDGEN will te found at tho conn tor and will be pletun d to wuit ou Ris lormor cits tomem ami friends. Tli* patronage of the public i respect fully solicited. fob2H T. J. Pearce & Co., (Successors to Williams, Pearce l llodo,) Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Not 20 Broad Street, LOTTERY. LOTTERY DF REAL ESTATE! Real Estate and Immigration Co. OFFER THE PURUO THE FOLLOWING SCHEME : B126,000 Real Estate in Georgia. 640 PB.IZES ! WHOLE TICKETS ONLY SOLD. CAPITALPRIZE, - - Sl^iji.OOO! TICKETS BIO EACH. IsgalizM by Stair authority, anti Drill 22d o/ April, '' lmt hiiiI Fapltnl I'rlir.o An linpr ed Lot iu the city of Atlanta, i I inulling water, conifortatile buildings, i i in Nacoochee Valley, W hite county, tieurgia, o houses: ailjoiiiing t valued at i PIU/.IC—A Farm of 8tM acres, situate twenty miles west i i Crawford county, __ apitat gin and cotton prtss, valued at.., —A Tract of I,ami <>i 25 acres, situate in Richiuoml county, Georgia, on* -half mile from the corporate limits of A'lguita, Georgia, w111» all tin, Imp;ox, meats thcn-ori, cjimlfitiui: or nu elegant Irumo dwelling, with nil the necessary out buildings, iu good order, etc., valued at 7tii I’Kl/.E—A recently Improved City Lot in Marietta, (la., containing about two acie*. a ten room dwelling house thereon, iu good repair, kill lieu, servants' , dairy house, stables, etc., within 2<iu yards of the railroad depot, valued si One Priy.o of.. OnoPily.eof -1 Due Price of 1 Three Prizes, each 1 Two Prices, each Olie Prize of 040 Prizes, uuioiiiitiug in the aggregate I Prices, each., Hall in j .Six lluudred upproxiiiiution prises.... MODE OP DRAWING. There will l»o upon thu ftugo t the spectators. A coiumltioo of t , ... of undoubted integrity, having first counted and examined, will plncu iu the Uigur wi ‘d p^oou tickets exactly alike, and having printed niimliors from one to 12,(1 9, ojrrespondliig : > all tlio liokets rold. A similar cotntnlUeu, having first counted and examined, will place iu umes pro y alike, tho prizes,Jwhlch aro placed in tlio smaller wheel. Hath wheel.' mil t< en i-o turned until their contents are thoroughly mixed. A hoy under fifteen ytais ol . t *u, Idlndh lJo i, will then draw from the larger wheel one of the 12.fi m tickets, and holding It up in full view ot tho spectators and auditors. Its number will bo culled by tlio crier appointed lor tills purpose, so that all present may lierr. Tlio number will thru bo passed to tho committee ol cliicciis, wi.owill say who: her tho number lias boon rightly called. It will then bo pa-sod to a registrar, who will file It, and record it upon a book prepared for that purpose. A hoy ol similar ugu will then druw Irotn thu Htimllur xvhoul one ol thu tunes containing a prize, which will he opened au I hold up to the vioxv ol the sp ctutors and auditors. The value ot the real estate price will then bu cried, and passed to the committee, who, after Inspection, will give It to another reg istrar to file und record. The prize thus drawn will belong to the ticket hoarttig the number drawn Immediately before it. Thus this process xvlll continue, drawing hr i (ruin the large whot'l containing tlio liokcls, und then Iroin the small or prize wheel until all tnu tubes containing tho prizes are drawn. An accurate record ol the above will be kept ou file, cirllfiud to by tho committee ol dlsIi.tori'Hted citizens ulficlatiug. Tho Prizes below ♦;n , o In value are approximations, ami will ho determined and paid ns idlotvs; Tho nutubors ol nil tho tlokotslsold Imlng considered in aolrclo, numerically termed, and having tho highest number, 12,U >0, aniftho loxvosi 1, brought together, then whatever number in t Ms circle may bo by lot determined to ha ciitlod to the t'apitiii Prize off 2,000 will hot Kou un a center, on ouch side of which tlio next 3 >o numbers in numerical order will be counted tor the ♦10. Prizes, thus making on the two sides of tlio Capital the fi it) nearest numbers, each el which will lie entitled to a Heal Kstato Prizo ol tlo. All tho Tickets drawing larger Prizes will bo excluded, and the clrclo extended to include fioo on both sldos ot the Capital, being 3 mi on c TRANSFERS OF TITLES.—Within ton days altor tho drawing, nartlo* putting ltcal Fa tale on the market under (Ills scheme, arc required to make good valid and untneumboro.I ti tles thereto to the Georgia Heal Kslato and Immigration Compnny—tald Company obliging themselves totrauslcr such title Iu lee simple to thu pxrty or parlies who may draw such prize ot Heal Estate. Tickets can bo hud on application, personally or by letter, to authorized agents, the i CORPORATORS. Hon. WILLIAM HUIILEY, Savannah, i KOUEKT SUM LEV, Esq., Augusta, Ga. Uol. JAMKH* GARDNER, Atlanta or Augusta, Georgia. MANAGERS. A. M. WALLACE, Atlanta, Ga. II. L. WILSON, “ .1. 1). WADDELL, “ r next Grand Lottery, to bo drawn on July 1st, 1874. can do so by •B-AOENTS w anted In every county. President Ga. K. E. JAMES aAllLwEU. , Atlnnlif or Augusta, Ga. inar!7—dfltwfim 1)1,LIN A II VIllllNON, Agents, Uolumlnis, Ga. the old Htuiid, where they Groceries, Plantation Supplies, &c., Which will he Bold low und Htrictly for rush. >31 3in T. J. PEARCE A CO. LOTTERY. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. A Masonic Grand Gilt Concert! 10,000 Prizes to be Given Away, Amounting to $2o0,00D, all In Carrenry. I AT ION OF NORFOLK, VA , the Virginia Legislature, (act 1873,) for lln* purpose of raising under authority ol lln- Virginia Legislature, (hi passed March 8, font In to coiiiph i of e Cl I'll MASONIC TEMPI.K, , i the c f Mosul Conceit will positively taka place o Tuesday, the (ith of May, 1*74, aud no further postponement is guaranteed. LIFT OF GIFT8. Olio G rund Cush G ift a $ Olio G mud Cash Gift v Oue Grand Cash Gift Grand Cnah Gilt Grand Cash Gift, One Grand Cush Gift 24 Cush Gifta, fOOO flitch 5u Cash Uifti, 250 each.. bO Cash Gifts, “““ ’ .bo Cnsli Gifts, KSI (huh Gifts. Kates—11 Tickets lor t DIRECrORF AND ADVISORY HOARD. John L Roper, President; John ll Gorprexx Treusurer; James 4 Leigh, Mult i 11 Taylor. Ge 8 Oldfield, John A llosson. Daniel Hunted, Wi lisin II Widen, M 11 Stevens, S Weil, John T Kei His Excellency Kx-Goverimr Gilbert 0 Wnlkei Col Kmler Bigg", P ll P, John It McDunbd, P DRY COODS. NEW GOODS ! ARRIVINC DAILY AT The New Yovk Elegant Silk Poplins at 65 cents. JI'NT RFARIVED. S. LANDAUEE, A BEO. J. KYLE & CO. and 'lie public gene'ully, thut their I’AI.I. plete in every dei.aittm m, |iiy Goods House, They were l»*ughi diiniif in ih* ir friend* 1 , I’Ot’K 41 -ousisiiug of every article iii-iutlly bmnd the money panle in New Yolk lot money, umi win no nom iu priien io tuirvi|'uu« »un •< cash. 4#* We still keep a lurge lino of IRISH LINENS, OF OU^ OWN IMPORTATION ! ALSO, A SPLENDID LINE OF L,n<lieN% MIhmow’ and Cliiltlron’M FIioom, of tho Lutest Style uud Best Make, Also, a Beautiful Line of Carpets, RugB, &c., at Reduced Prices All w ishing lo pliri base w ill do well tn give tl* a call, us we Imuglit low niid w ill sell • ln*np I 'l • ■» Colnnihus, Oct. nth, 1873. J- K * I.E v I Burroughs, < upt Saintiflf f. 1 P und D G 0 of • M.aVonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Vu. N. 11.—For further particulars apply to S. II. 1111.1 , Express Agent, FARM BOOKS. TIME BOOKS FOll PLANTATIONS AND FARMS Enables any one to keep accnrste lie- coiwin wi:b Ibidr employees. J'rice $1 50. Tho form is one furnished by u planter of much flXperiuiico, Its us<. will enable a Funnel to save iiiauy times its cost during the yeur. Printed ami for sale l>y THOMAS GILBERT, SUN JOB ROOMS, Columbus, Ca. 4#* The Book will lx* forwarded by mail, on receipt of price. >21 dswtf Wood. Wood ! J^EFT WOOD, ready sawed, $4.IS) per cord. Wood sawed for 50cents por coni. Order* filled piompt ly ou application to the fob’il If MUBCOGF.K MAN'F'NU CO MILLINERY. Latest Styles of New Spring Millinery ! MRS. M. R. HOWARD I F NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING aixrgo und I'asl.lonalle slock of MILMALK V, Ar., consisting of— Lrdios’, Misses and Cliildren’s tri i-ir d anduntnmmed Hats aud Bonnets; Flowors and Ribuons; Best Real Hair Swi ches, Jowolry, A ll,I other .li-Mlnil.il. li 1., «In. ll will I < NUI.lt I.OW l-Olt <’ANII. New Sj )i-iu^>'JM illinery WB FASHION A RLE FT<" Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s HATS, Trimmed and Mmd. Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Ac., Real Hair Switches, And othor Desirable Coeds, which ehe will sell Choap (or Cash. Columbus, Ga , March 31, 1b74. tf
