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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
POLLING PLACES.

IOIIIsINU IlJhtES.
DIST. FIRST wARD-(6 Election Districts)
=. p Gresn~dchst, I4,.ry stable
3..llo GreeIxcl'st, Barrier shop.
g. g s Ssr s. e1 %I.S. T' 1oss ssSp store
CLOS s H!ss5;f M S,l1s5 .GSP Election Districts.
..lS Ssssan,st, Variety store
g. 'f fiiisp w Sait6 'R'Y Election p.he.
2. 10 Bsrcay,st- Paint store
3..256 Greenwieh-st., Plumber store.
a. ' ForRf ii' %4F6 S,.ii" Ryd .'Sf 6
l.. 30 Frankfort st., Leather store
z. !, 3 A Al1;I Pl,Ss s. Plumber shop
4. 81 0hyer,t, boarding hcase.
O.. 81 Chenyst, Undertaken shop
H. 20 G Fifth WAX %SRb ;eI| e Election District
2. 7Wskerst, shoe store.
5. .l8 Franklin ST. hhoe store
g.. % IIuIs0n-t, Shoe store.
INA Frankln.st Shoe store.
=. 81 BeAehst, Shoe store.
o. . SIXTH wAR6 D12t if Election Di.,h.~
l.. 4Tryon-row, cd noor Once.
z. - Elm.st, Tenement house.
Z. l 8 G isSs.c';; ss sE". , .",s
q. 90 GeueS., Exchange Office
=. q :, s MS,.., s ClS. hing store
%. u Bay srd.st, Hair dre.hng salooA
!o.1N Walterst, Tailor ,tote
SEVENTH WARE WARB" Vnif kleo.lon pL,t...,
T.. 81 East broadway, Botanic Hall
3lA Chemist, Barber shop.
stssi' Earl bfoAlHhy, hhue sOrN
q. o. Mafketst, Tailor store
D.. 80 Rutger-st, Barber shop.
u. .lb7 East broadway, Undertaken
z. 2MOntgomery-st, Undertaken store
3. b. MontgoBeIy-st Barber shop
o.. q SCANNED st, Butcher shop
10. .Gl8 Waterst, Hamesznsker shop.
H.. 20 Jackson st.. Barber shop.
EIGHTH WARD-(l1 Election DsretA
1..53l Greene IT., Tailor shop
2. 80 Greene-st, Tailor shop
g.. o w. Houstons ST., Barber shop.
a.. ~ GraDd-st Segar store.
5..Bli Thompson-st, Exchange once.
d. .lB Pflnce-st, Tailor shop.
7..EJ Prince IT,, Croekcry store.
d. q Clafk It,. Confectionery store.
9..Iii Vanck- st, Newspaper store.
10. 1872 Vsrck ~, BaterJ STORE.
I .2o0 VancAs., Tailor shop.
IL. .2IB Spring IT,, SegaT store.
I3. .2t5 spnng-si., Barber -hop.
II. 40 Ilulson-st., o. sef saloon
10. ~ Kenxlek IT., Shoemaker thop.
10. .J9J Spring ~, Barter shop.
~. .J01 US1sou 81. Hal store
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THE MARKETS.


Carefully reported for THa TsrSush A.. n ~,
ASIIEs-Thee has been fair tensnd for fo,s anl VOC
enrc. arm. sale. 81 SO 1881 Pearls dull AMI nonua "A
FLOUR AND MEAL-T1er has been less aeutH "a - n "a
STATE Flour TO-DAY hut proes shae nrmsr we Il We
Int mainly couhued to tAe trade saes q" ON
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Bankers, &C., No. B

Messrs JAMESON, SMITH & CoTrING have removes e.,
the New-York Guaranty and Indemnity Co.
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WEDNESDAY, May lip. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, May LIP. NJ.
For the 100000 of gold offered for sale by
the Government to-day there were bids for sSSO5oo The
highest bid was 1853; the lowest, 1142l On the 4h
nst the bids were the lowest HALO; the highest l476
The followino were the awards to-day:
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n)eo0ing Cards, &r.
Intfrnal Repenne.

HEw.YoRK, April IS, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
visions Of section 80 Of the act Of Congress entitled Az art to Io.
internal support The Government AMI interest the
public dent" approved Jure 3 l amended July 18Th 1906 that
neglect refusal pay Internal Revenue due the United
b. G. H. MI RRAY Co. Of which firm ZACARIAH f. SIM
mons Is member the the said tar imposed have
dstraref upon all tie right tile and interest Of ZACHARlAH f.
SIMMONS certain parcel OF land with the improvements
the
NeNYOrk bounded westerly front by broadway eery the
by in Wsmba map; nothery side by Grsnds,
outheT By lot No & also said containing in front AM
thirty and Len 9Th each SIDE hundred feet which shall
sell public the 8b day Of MAY 1910 at " O'Clock
No 3Ol West Foureenth-st ln the CITY Of New Yok 49, 49, -
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6ituaiious rl)anico--femalcs.

FAMILIES supplied with good German and
4 Enci,h SERVANTS At 800 Boverr. Mrs hfEhS.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS; also, En-
elh Sooich IRISH he found at Ms HlLDs GERAAN In
sTT(TB Soric-sL, between Stanton and Ryingtonss
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
rTpDENcy RoNns


Yielding to purchasers revenue OF
PER CENT PER ANNUM,
On amount invested SOME AND PER CENT PRIME
COUNTY BoNDs. principal and interest payable By
the State Of Illinois, for sale at discount. An
ceedingly desirable security.
GOLD BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEw-YORK,
Issued only on finished road, and issue limited ts
about half cash cost for sale at par and interest
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAUA RAILROAD,
Endorsed by State of Alabama ISSUED only on finished
road, and limited by law to $4,000 per mile for salo
at par and interest.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH-EAsTERS RAILWAY,
road highly commended by the business men OF
st. Louis. One of the cheapest gold bonds on tho
market Price, 92i and interest
The per cent Gold Bonds are free Of United
States tax, and can be registered For sale by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., IS Nassaust.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD NOW IN OPP
Grafton from the port of Richmond TO the famous
White Sulphur Springs of West Virginia, %S7 miles.
is being rapidly extended to the Ohio River, at inc
Kentucky line where it will connect with lines In
progress to the chief railroad ceners OF the West
An immense through business awaits its compie
ton. beside profitable traffic from the agricultural
and mineral products so abundant along the route
The Company offer through us their SIX PER GENT
GOLD BONDS, secured by mortgage on the entire
Trunk Line 427 niles and the large equipment
therefor at 90 and accrued interest from May The
net earnings of the road are already more than su-
cent 70 meet the interest on its outstanding Bonds
Government and other securities received at iu'
market rates in exchange.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished.
Fisk & HATCu,
Bankers, &c, No. NasSau-st.
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Tomorrow the Government will purchase $4,000 OF
bonds at 70 m at the Assistant Treasurer's office
Foreign Exchange is strong to-day moderate bust
ness. The following the rates:
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nlusieal Jnsirnments.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS splendid as
sotment of secondhand PIANOF0RTks az gu I'M =,
All bargains, call on J. " BAhNn'' ''
Broadway.
IF Won want n good PIANO, cheap, call at
NJ NJ MERRgLBs Gate L. Cumming, !. % ,, hrEe
nsalmcnis, or rented "'"' 's
s,ock; hest Examine before selecting eIeW"e'e
DEMON at Reduced Prlccs.-
IL RAVEN BACOS 6t6 BROADMA, N l.
slout Piano w ero0Tns 10 osf aii
rorr Nos Ilo and ISL Bsrer, near Nhec We w." o
VOTE ouy more especially to our Wholesale trade fnor 10 our
,vsi We ssr onr sI elegant PIANOS at geiit reduced prices
prrhscrs desiring trs IANO at the closest pnce VIII do wei
10 examine onr assortment before buying
yu,UE REST PLACE for BARGAINS, at
FISCERS ga aud s25 West Tweutyeehhs near Ninth ave
NV hnd PIANOS Of superior quay always on hahd
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Qealhers.
nlusiral Instruments.
A GREAT OFFER.

- hOhhCE WAIkhs, 1Sl BROADWAY, EEWY0RK,
WI dispose Of One Hundred PIANOS MELODEONs and ORGANS
H hfst cas- maser AZ extremely low for cash duirg
val take from Is : Is monthly
applied purchased Ch.ekng Pauos for Raut
Monthly inxisIueIts received for
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Gituaiions Uarico--n lales.

PLOYMENT WANTED for NINE Swedish,
~ nan Scotch FARM HANSi also for TWO tr'eia
(OACHMIN and GARDENERS ate Bowling green.
rCO PUBLISHERS of COUNTRY NEWSPA-
PERS-SushT has been Editor and Manager OF large COUNTRY
New,raler Und ran1s department
Country Printing Oce ard references Character ana
II better Printer than Editor but can 90 either or p1
require Address, Immediately ALLACB uiAhAn
Printer and Put.i,her Walkefoyn, Ontario Canada
VNANTED-By young Englishman from
w Liverpool SITUATION Office commission store sel
his time witt hp and far bcke afraid Of work aud is will
ing Il, ali himself useful in capay Good reference char
ac,sr. Address o. apply 10 JOHN FORSTER ~ Dey-st
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Dated New YorE, May 4 IBlU
STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

" ASSESSORS OFFICE, SEVENTH DISTRICT sTATB OFNEW.
YORK Bank Building seventhst and Thrdaye EewYok
May TO- l0NOTCB hereby given ell persons residing
business the Seventh Collection OF New York composed he Eleventh
and Seventeenth Wards that the annual lists the
valuations and enumeos made ADD taken BY the Assistant
Assessors within this District for the 1863 Gnndng Special
expiring May l87l) will be at this Office for from
to from the 2s to the 10Th days Of inclusive which
place appeals will he received and determined
valuation enumeration.
All appeals be wrtDg specify the particular
respecting which decision
ground or principle Of eompanedO o.
person hltle for Income Special Tar Carriages Gold
Git Watches, billiard Tables Silver GO Plate either Of these
whose Coca sppeu sad rolls will be liable
men and penalty for neglect ~ make rein1n.
NJ. II. TRRADWELL Asses.o.
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d 1ERNAB KEW EN- Il, llflH RlCl " L., comprising
the geyeuh Tenth Thirteenth, and Fourteenth WsrsNoce is
hereby all parties concerned that the Annual List for the
1870 containing the Income Tax the 1862 Billiard Tables Car
Watches. Silver Plate kept for March 1870 and
SPECIAL Taxes UCenes expiring May 49, required by Act Of
June 1864 the Acts thereof has been received from
the Assistant Assessor and III be this Office for and during the
days from the Gate hereof for examination and that the As
will hear and determine during the FIVE days thereafter
relative valuations assessmencr
contained said Annual and said Ls will be nsmeJ
the Collector within DAYS after the OF the for hearing
appeals aforesaid But appeal Will be allowed party Gully
after the List has been transmitted 10 the Collector
And all appeals the aforesaid should he made In writing
specify the thing respecting
a deduction Is requested MORRIS FRiEDSAM, Assessor
Once No A38 Broome.st NexYoIk. Nav IL la1O
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
-, THIkTi-SECoSD COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE OF
City Of New-Yor-NoTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN List.
valuations enumeraon OF property subject under the Act
provide Internal Revenue support the Government interest
the Public Debt, and for other purposes approved June 90 1864 and
the smendsty thereto approved March July 49,
March 1901 July 1866 pn by tie
several Assistant Assessors Of said Collection District will open
all peons interested for the Of Is DAYS
tsunays Icepe from the date hereof my Office IS Ceir be-
the hours 10 and O'Clock and Immediately after
the expiration ten from the date hereof 10 witt the m day Of
May 1870 and for FIVE fa thereafter WILL receive and determine all
relative valuations
made and taken by the said Assistant Assessors The Lists herein
Special Businesses Trades and Profes
SONS and the Carriage Billiard Tables God Watches and
Gold and Silver Rate o the May 1911 and the upon
Incomes for the ending Dec 81, 1873
All appeals the Assessor aforesaid must be made IN writing and
specify the particular thing respecting which decision
requested aud state the ground principle Of o.
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Il is the Brst cry Of honest indtgna.
tlon, which rising above party ties
aud party interests, procleims, the
necessityof refnrm. 49,
Why Is Land Commissioner tcs-
lie, not called upon to give all 90.
count of his official career, and of
tho money he has spent? Accord
ingt to the Charleston News, he has
not confined his operations to- spend.
ing the 100000 appropriated by
the. Legislature. but, has pledged
tue credit of the State for ,S4OO,o ,oOC
besides. Yet upon the floor of the
Senate, Leslie has dared inyestiga,
tlon---has met elimination by re
crimiaatiou--has pleaded, not tina,
ho was unassailable, but that none
of his accusers were in condition
to "cast the. first stone.''
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Agricultural .aaa fmhlslAAsa
Conventions

This Conyention pet 10 Chktiestpa
on last Tuesday tho at Inst, ahd was
called to order by Mr. Wm. NJ. Law
ton, the temporary chairman, Abou,
two hundred delegates wcro present.
Upon motion, n: Committee to nom.
inate oiisccts, was appointed, and af.
ter maliing their report ,the following
officers, wcre elected by acclsmation
President Gcnoral Johnson ua.
good, Of BarnweH. 49,.
Vice Prcsidcnts-R. Y. Harrison
Of Georgia; A. B. Davidson, of North
Carqliua: c, W., Dudley, of Marlboro
James Chesnut, of Kershaw; w. B1
Lawton, Of Charleston; It. G. Chin
son, of Pendleton; and a. B. Springs
+of York.
Sec:ctaries-D. Wyatt Aiken, Z
W, Marshall, G. G. Erckman aud J
II. Thomas. -. it,. ..
On motion, Mcssrs. Sicgling, O
Charleston; p. Wariug, of North Car
olina; and J: J. Cohen, wcro appoint
cd a committee to- conduct the off
| GERS elect to their seats on tho stage
The President upon taking his sea
made an. appropriate speech in be
half of the great interests which tn
Convention was designed to advance
and urge the necessity. of earnest. &C
operation OH tie part, of tho. poe
plo generally. .. :.
On motion, committees wore the
appointed on immigration, dirce
trade, cotton manufacture hygiene {
South Carolina, agricultural educatio
flora of South Carolina, labor r,
sources, and industrial resources.
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The Hgefeld Advertiser says: eDu-
ring tho last week Captain VIM. Ken.
,ucdy and his constabuIary force ar
rested Mcssrs. John and Nathan Grag-
ory, living in tho neighborhood of Red
Bank Church in this county, charged
with firing some ten or twelve times,
on tho night Of tho 9Th of April. into
the dwelling Of Mr.. S. p. Street, dan
gerously wounding Mr. Street, and
also severely wounding his, wife. At
last accounts tho wounded party wore
in q fair way Of recovery. Tho Greg.
orics gavo bond in the. sum of $1,000
Zach, for their appearance at tho mex,
term Of court. 1t is said that there
was an old difficulty existing between
the parties, but wo have no partiou
lars in rgard to the origin of this ugly
atfuir. ....
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THE EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoS.-Tl

THE EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoS.-This
Convention as previously stated will
meet here next Thursday, the 12th
inst. We have been requested to re.
:poat the notice of last week, that all
Of our friends in the village, who are
willing to entertain Delegates to the
Convention will mako the same
known to tho Committee of Rcccp.
ton consisting of, Rev. w. 2. Du.
Bose, and Mossrs. w, II. Parker and
j. L. Robertson. The delegates will
arrive on Wedncsdaytevcning,
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AGRICULTURAL PUBLICATIONS FOR
MAY Tho Rural Carolininn is before
us. It is cmbcllishcd with steel
plate engraving Of Geo. W. Williams
Esq, some of tho, selfmado men of
the South" to which is. added q biog-
raphical sketch of: his life; and a large
amount Of instructive reading matter
of interest to the farmer and busi-
ness man. Published in Charleston,
at 50 per!annum. by Walker, Evens g.
Cogswcll aud D. Wyatt Aiken.
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na We direct attention to tho ad.
vcrtiscment of the Public Entertain:
mept,, consisting; Of ~Tablepux, Cha.
lades, Pantomimes, and Music, to be
given in the Court House on Monday
evening next by our colored fricndsj
for the benefit Of tho A. M. E.
Church: 1t is for a praise worthy:
purpose, and We wish it the best sue,
cess. ~ q. ... .5...l.,... .a.,!i.,, :.
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-a3a We learn that Captain Man,

pa We learn that Captain Mann;
Of tho constabulary forco located
hcre, has been appointed Colonel Of
the State Militia for. this County.
Capt. Mann we believe to be dis
Greet and efficient officer, and we have
no doubt viii discharge the duties q
very delicate position with proper
Judgment and caution. f.. .
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Fas gaots, s,--whea. could scarcely
look better or promise more than Il
docs ilo& Seeeral fields seoh ihtely
are hner than my wo hnsei seen ID
several yeara. The reason for thiss ,is
two.fojd, tie seasons have been favor:
able, and farmers are learning to do
their work In d more chaefui manner.
Cotton of course, Is bcipg very largc;
ly planted, bat not TO the exclusion of
corn, however. for to the latter q con,
siderable scope is devoted. Pretty
genorally seed isG:ncarly in, and on the
whole thu prospect is flattcfing-
Ne,rJcrry Herald.
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The Savannah Valley Railroad.

Tomorrow, it will'bc recollccted,
is tho day appointed for a public
meeting at Dorn's MING, in behalf
OF this enterprise. Hon. George
D. Tillman and Others are expect
ed to address the meeting; ard
from what we know of the, eharac-
ter of the people of.that section,
we expect to hear n good report Of
tho spirit aud enthusiasm which
the proper presentation of the great
enterprises bound to awaken. Dur
ing the past week NC have con
versed with a numbcr of our citi-
zcns along the line Of the proposed
route, above and below, and they
assure us that they endorse the
work, aud will go into it with heart
and hand. They ask us to keep it
before the people, and pledge that
the people will do all that may bc
necessary. Aud why should they
not2 It's but to put forth their
hands and pluck the golden fruit
which is offered to their grasp; it
is but to open the foot-gatcs, and
receive the fertile tide which is to
irrigate their fields. They need no
argument to prove to them that the
railroad is the great civi|izer-
quadrupling wealth and multiply
ing comforts and luxurics.
The road will be built. It is oucs
tion only Of tine, and of very short
time AT that. In five months the
Port Royal Read will be built to Au-
gusta, and then will be reaching forth
it's long arms to the mountains. The
question is where should it meet tho
Blue Ridge Road? at Clayton. Ga, or
AZ Anderson, S: c.? Between the two
routes it. cannot hesitate long. The
route to Anderson is some forty O.,
"t'y ihies nearer: ana lies through 2
better country, moro fertile and less
rugged-involving less cost, aud
promising better fruits. Indeed VIC
hear that the Clayton project has
been abandoned, and hence the ip,
qqiry of President Milett of the
Port Royal Read. as to what our peo,
Pile are. willing to do in behalf. of this
road VIII they grant the right OF
way Yes, and much moro. The
modification. Of the Cd charter to
connect With Augusta, can doubtless
:easi.:y, be Qbtained,. and then with q
liberal Subscription along the route,
and Northern enterprise and capital
at tho lower terminus, wc will soon
have a railroad which will be to Yves
Ftcru Kbbcyille, what tho Grconville
& Columbia is to tho Eastern.
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:. -6a Mr.. +. II. Russell, the County
Treasurer, gives notice to Tax-Pay-
ers that he will be compelled to issue
executions against all defaulters who
fail. to pay by the goth; inst. "a
penny saved is penny made Bet
ter save, costs. ~, {. b.... .: ~.
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On last Saturday night andon Sun.
day, religious exerclses were conduct.
ed in the Presbyterian Church Of Our
Village, by tho Rev, Mr. Martin, Of
the Thcologlcal Seminary, of Co!um.
bia, much to tho interest and edificn-.
ton of its largo and Intelligent con-
gregation. We had the pleasure of
hearing tho scrman On. Sunday
night, and were Impressed with it Us
an effort of more than" ordinary abil-
ity. Mr.. Martin 'hns q vigorous nc
tive mind, IS q clear thinker, q logical
reasoncr, and, an earnest and effect
i've spealior- clothing sinewy thought
in nervous Saxon phrase, and send
ing homo tho shafts of reason with
the force Of deep conviction and
earnest purpose. We learn that it is
in contemplation to give Mr., Martin
a call to tho church here, and wt
trust that he may And it proper to
accept.
During tho present week interest
ing religious services have been hclJ
for several successive days in the
Methodist church Of our village, by
the Pastor Rev. George +. Round
Rev. Ny. Stafford Of the Cokcsbury
Female College, and. tho Rev. j. J
Workman A number Of able ant
impressive discourscs have been dcEv
cred and much religious feeling awak
cncd.
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MEETING OF TIE EXECUTIVE CoM
MITrEE OF THE ABBEvILLE AaR1cuL.
TCRAL SocIETY.--We are requested by
Col. D. W, Aiken. tho President oi
:he Society, to announce that . meet,
ing of tue Executive Committee i'll
be held hero ON Thursday. the 18th
inst. and to request punctual alton,
dance on the part of all tho mem,
bers. Of frtho Committee. Please then
lay all other business aside for the day
and make it APPOINT to attend. I'M
rortant matters will come, up for con,
sidcration, and the presence Of each
aud every nerAhcr is desired.
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Il ssa. An advertisemsht appeats 4n
she K6oSyille Wig, for. 1000 hafda
y work on the ,Blpe. Ridge: Railroad,
600 :forn tnnnel. work; and 1900 for
grading. iFhlsssounds like business.
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i, se- Tho Southern s1arn. and Home
is published .monthIysby =. ", Burke
= Co., Macon. Ga, at 81 psrsannum.
This:is an excellentTwork, md we can
safely com mend it to our readers'as in
;evefy way worthy Of tleir patron
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,YYcuJ H?oISo' ls1es5 (, % FtN. u o. NJ tr9
\ nea We learn teak AEiAnd, iW,aAs,
Black Esq jiH1s BEEN fsppointsHa G1mi
.plssisnsr orr sgds ri ssSatR garSjissI
sf {||;i ssA azb g I so CO; s:sI;,.: T..
s7ss Rss .ae -ttsfw y.sns -t's.ea ;;a,sas
s.9aaats sss % sssrtiss,nsat tssSf K5gj
EHst sg dA l I :. 4. |. a 6 s; a, y. !,
ssaa. tsa tsfk. tegssn ElIfdaaaS Cd,
sse6S Sties ~ = asfbaA nsp,
'&e& o., thst theS. will sou on,acAE
cash. Z, !,
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: .GHEAr 1NDucEMEsras,. TO BuyERs.
I'VE diFectsthe attention of; our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.:
Enocb Nelson, in whieI he announ-
'ces the sale during the next thirty
days of his select stock of fadies'
dress goods, at very low prices for
cash, Regardless of cost; also Of
mems and boys clothing, hats,
boots and shoes, and of his. 4miscel-
lapneous Spring hhd Summer stock,
at,yery low rates, to cash buyers.
he callsalso attention to- his mil
linery department. which, contains
always a select .assqrtmapt Of the
latest and bests;styles; presided
oyeTby lady Of taste from :Balti-
more, 4nas = where: every ) kind 4of
making and trimming viii be done
neatly and skillfullyyanaaat reduc-
ed pricst.ani:a G1si / ,o'?Ue'non -;
. ~ - sogA4s, OF = ;..sYy Gei. ~.
His agEooery department contains
the, best, goods in that line, asdtnd
!RSinbresent very sgreati indictments
to BayEsAEs, A iip Sefy low prices '. % caa
ardyexamine.n! r.E: svgay .e>lh2s =, !