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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-08
Q A M PH o rim i
The great discovery for
The Relief of Pain!

1t Immediately relieves, and is a sure cure for
RHEUMATISM and all EXPLANATORY DISEASES.
CAMPnoRINE has relieved thousands Of cases Of
Sprans, Bruises aud Stuff Joints. 1t Is unrvalled as
cure for Sore Throat, Pains in the Back, Chest
and Limbs, Chilblains, Burns and Scalds, Frosted
Feet, Catarrh, etc.
II has pleasant and refreshing odor and will
not grease or stain the moet delicate fabric which
makes It LUXURY in every family Price IS cents
per bottle. For sale by K. Breunert, Emil Kehler
and John Bengston.
REUBEN HoYT, Prop, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-08
Retunding the "Grab-Law Tax"

Retunding the "Grab-Law Tax"
The people of this state have not for
gotten the odious and onerous law passed
by Republican legislature and signed by
a Republican governor, assessing heavy
tax on all the people of the state to pay
interest on railroad bonds, The effect of
the law was to make people in counties
which owed no railroad bonds help pay
the debts of the counties owing such
bonds. The Independent and Democratic
legislature, last winter, repealed the law
and ordered the money returned to the
people who paid it.
County Treasurer Porter has refunded
1859 90, of this illegal tax, to the people
of this county. since the first of August
last, as follows: In August, 1885, 20; in
September $9S3.37; in October $6S0.27.
The amount to be refunded in this
county was $7,l37S3. and Mr.. Porter
having paid back $2,659.93, there is yet
S4,47790 to be refunded. People who
have not received the money due them on
the taxes of 10 (paid in 1874 should call
on MIR, Porter, bringing their tax receipts
for that Year-not the taxes paid in 1878,
but the taxes for the year 1873, and which
they paid in 1874.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-08
CHICAGO. socx ISLAND 4 PACIFIC 3. q

GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
at .35 q. m. 4:15 p, m. ; and 9:45 p. m. Trains
arrive from west as above.
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
Al 895 m. 1880 q. m, and 6:35 p. m. Train
arrive from the east as above.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-08

CHICAGO, L, NOV. I.
Cot. A. C. McClurg Commanding First Regi-
n1ent. s. M.-SIR In view of Communication
presented me by a committee appointed by the
merchants and business men of this city, independ-
ent Of politics and political parties Ga copy of which
is furnished herewith you will assemble the First
Re giment at their armOry. Lake street at II o.
clock NJ I'd lnst to remain duty until O'Clock
p. M. unless sooner relieved.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
The Great PENNSYLVANIA Steal

PHILADELPHIA, October 21.-A
committee was appointed by the
House of Representatives to inyosti-
gate the affairs Of tho Treasury.
The report Of tho investigation has
developed the following facts :
From 1864 to 1874 yearly over
charge On interest account of public
dobt the different Treasurers talinp
credit for paying more interest than
4he State debt bore. Tho grand
aggregate thus rmlawfully taken
from tho State Treasury in eleven
years was $1,123,3O1 IS. Second
from 1870 to 1874 there appears to
have been AN excess Of premiums
charged in purchases Of gold to
pay interest on gold bearing bonds,
amounting in all to SI21,427.95.
Many other minor fraudulent trans
actions, but those mentioned are
the most important. Referring to
the action of the ex-Treasrrer in
refusing to appear before the com
mission, the report says "Certain
~ 1T is fair to assume that all charges
mado are true, as tho Treasurer
does not appear when lawfully sub
p"naed and explain or deny them. "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
She Padded her Own Boat.

The train was approaching Atlanta
and the obhging conductor went ur
to the homely old lady who was
evidently travelling alone, and said
"Madam, have you companion 2
"Oh, yes, sir Marthy Ann made
me fetch along her little black ridi
kule that she calls a kumpanyun /"
mo, no | l mean as escort !"
"a what, sir ?" and she looked at
him hard enough to break her spec,
tacles j.~D.... ......
"a fellow-traveler with you 2" ex.
planned the conductor, desperately.
She rose Her uplifted hand
looked deadly in it's black mitten
garniture. ,lr a.s..,. .,...
"You good-for-nothing scamp
NO, sir ! The idea of me, n lone
woman, with no material pertcctor but
a sheepslin covered New Testyment,
havin' o feller travelin' with mo
Your mother ought to weep over
your imperdence, young man, and
LII have ye to know that I kin git
along in this world as we'll as any
sixty.yer-old widder ye ever struck
agin p
BY this time the conductor was
out on the platform, wiping tho
perspiration from his face, and
swearing that the old lady might "go
1T alone to her hearts content.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
'Defaced Stamps Restored,

1t is estimated that the Federal
Government loses over million dof.
lars year by the second using of
postage8 4 stamps, that, tafterstbe
once used, were, defaced by the post
l sloatliee officials and subsequently res res
tored to their origlnal' app pearance!
SO ~ serious is the loss that the
Government is very desirous of, find.
ing an ink that can be f,iused with q
pen or otherwise to deface stamps
and that can not be obliterated,
Over four thousand specimens Of
inks have, been submitted, and a
large number Of stamps defaced by
these various. inks have been sent to
Rrof' Tonry, Of this city, to deter
mine whether he could erase the
marks, ma Thus fai not q single one Of
n the defaced stamps has stood the
test. Professor Tonry, can wash
the defacing marks from thirty of
the ten cent postal stamps in an
hour. Most of the inks whose inark-
ings have been tested have had
aniline colors mixed with them.
Some had iron as their base. Those
that were most difficult of erasure
had carbon for their base. Many of the
inks would come off with the mere
use Of soap and water. A defacine
INK, composed Of the same chemical
ingredients as the face of the stamp,
Oh q new carbon ink, or some
mechanical detachment of the post
age stamp when it is used, would
seem to be the only means for
securing the Post office Department
from losses, whose aggregate is
large - Baltimore Aaaecric1,,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
Some Solid Figures.

The national debt amounts to 50,
1OO,00O,000, upon which there is a
permanent interest charge of $780,
100000. "..>'.
State, county and municipal debts
aggregate 81, 800 100000, tho perma-
nent interest charge on which is
SlO6,O00,OO0 per annum.
The annual national taxation is
S3l5,000,O0O; the annual taxation,
S450,0O0,O00 ; the total annual taxa,
ton is S7G5,00O,OOO; total interest,
$225,00O,0OO. ,o,
The assessed value of property in
1870 was $14,000,0OO,OO0. ,,.'...
The total debt is S3,6OO,OOO, 900
on which we pay 1926, 900, 900 q year.
In addition to this, the annual taxa
ton of $7G6,0OO,OOO amounts to
SIT for each man, woman and child,
OF to $S5 for each man in the coun-
try The annual taxes, thon, leaving
out the interest account, amount to
81 per cent. of tho total assessed
value of real and person estates in
tho United States.
Meanwhile the industries of the
country do not yield a net income
of more than 81 per cent, and
money IS quoted sometimes in New
York at q less rate. The bondhnld-
crs have triumphod in Ohio. Look
out for further tightening of the
scrows, further reduction of wages,
rapid succession of failures, and
probably the most trying winter the
poor havo ever known.--Col,<uabus
Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
Unjust Suspicion.

The other day Detroit husband
went on II fishing excursi on with :
small party Of friends. Ret,unino
at midnight he pounded on the dooi
and awoko his wife. AS she le thin
into the hall she saw that sometime
mled him, and cried out .' ~ 9
why Henry, your face is as red as
paint ~ W. '
'Guesscr Mt he replied, feeling
along the hall.
And [ believe you've been drink
ing added '"'i = -. - >
:Wh"zzer mean by zhat? ho in
q'lIed, trying to stand still.
On! Henry, your face would
never look like that if you hadn't
beon drinking.'
Mi to blame 2 he asked, tears in
MS eyes. 'Spozen big bass jumped
Jpn hit me i'll tn face an make it
rod-mi to blame . - .~' >~.E
And he sat down on the floor and
crled over her unjust suspicions..-
.I|eIroit Tree Press.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

The Ohio radicals helped out their
victory by appealing to tho most ig-
norant bigotry As they introduced
the religious question into the State
campaign, they will doubtless make
1t an ISSUE in the national contest
next year: The party is naturally
one OF illiberal IDEAS, and if the row.
val of know-Nothingisn is desired
It's welcome to again identify itsoll
with tho atrotious principles of thai
def',nct Observation-Disclosures
LcZgcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

a Washington despatch says VS.:
Lieut.. Coz. Fred. Fred Grant is OK
pected to be here now in short
time to take an active part in now
banking house in which he. is part
ner. 1t is understood that he has
concluded not to resign his position
IN tho army, but that he will be
granted years leave to SEQ how he
likes it, Then, if everything is love.
~ nc will resign, but if not, he will
hold on to his commission"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
W. VI-E7E No a9
BY ANN ELIZA VOTING

Brigham Young's robellious wife. h:y.Thc
only complete Expose of nll the secrets of
Brigham's harem ever written. Rorn u, u,
hormonism, Ann Eliza now exposes to th y
world, as no other woman can, the secrets
mysteries and crimes Of tho horrible sv.tnn,
OF Polygamy, from tho very beainnino
Nearly 200 illustrations beautify TIC wori'
1t Is tho best selling book published. II, :.
oo0 more men and women can have EN-.
pioyment and make from SIS to $40 dailv .
All llvo agents are writing for illustrated
circulars with large terms. Sent froc. Do
Co.. Hartford Ct., Chicago, ILL.,, or Tincin.
'''''' oi'io' D.. oct 23-iw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

= My son, put away that ball. Do
you know whore the wicked boys 90
who play base ball on, Sundays 2"
"Yesm.; they go down by the fair
grounds = -, w.. - ''1
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
FAIRFIELD HERALD.
PUBLISHED BY ~
WILLIAMS & DAVIS,
w I W YSzB OR o. 81 CO
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One Square one insertion $1.OO. For
eech subsequent Insertion zoe. Obitun-
rios and Tributes ,oflspspcet. charged for
for contract advertisements. =, =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

A French scientist has invented
new lisa bait. A bottle is 1oweroda
into tho wator by electricity and th a
sh are to follow it into the n et -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
JOB WORK.

Bill Hoads, letter Heads, Envelopes,
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed at this Office, - CHEAP
FOR CASH. EINEUI IElI"3& iBi.}iI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

Twenty of twenty-one German
papers in Iowa, support the Demo.
cratic ticket. ia,T, M..; ...0.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

Josh Billings says he will take the
stage this winter Also the, railroad
cars, when they run his way.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

An elderly lady named Cannon, of
MASSACHUSETTS,, was standing by an
iron sink during a thunder storm,
when she was ,prostrated by light
nl1ng. She was entirely senseless,
and was so charged and battered by
the electric ctlrrent that the gold
beads on her mock wore melted, but
she lives, and ascribes her escape to
the silken cap she wore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

When the measles broke out
among the natives of New Zealand,
twenty-one years ago, just as the
same disease has now broken out in
the Fejee Islands, all efforts to euro
the Moors proved hopeless. Their
only idea of relief from fever and
skin irritation was to plunge into
tho brook which ran by each 'spah, "
30 "driving the disease in" and
making it fatal in few hours ... g.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
Uiiico OF County commissioners,

WrNNsBoRo, s. G, Oct 18th. 1875>
FAILED proposals will be received
- tnis office for thirty days, for tho
Somao btoU.a"n Oh tenement house on tho poor
be 1896, 10 feet in story. The Comm Commis. 81
sioners reserve tho right to reject nny and
all B1ds if, in their judgment the Interest
OF the county require it. Proposals must
ne a."rn"'nnnicd with two Or more s,,f1,s
Gent saretie Forinformation as to speoi
htations, apply at this Office.
''' HENRY JACOB, t's
oot 80 Chairman.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27
'Nhe 8alEimo Orc
HON GOPATHIC

PH-ARNI LACY
Removed on September lst to the snoci,uc
store at No. 1856 est Fayetto street, where
tho proprictors will be pleased to see thcr
old frlenls and patrons. \ complete stocI
of puro and reliable homeopathic Modi.
eineS as woll rs Books for Physicians and
family use, constantly keptin stock. orders
per mail promptly attended to. Address
Baltimore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

just as tho doctors had gotten
that Vineland editor fairly before the
world as an illustration of the propo
sition that q man can live always with
a bullet in his brain, he has made
up his mind, it is said, to hand in his
checks. That an editor could be ca
pable of treating tho doctors in so
shabby q manner we find it very
difficult to believe. ,.. r.o0'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-27

Chicago is putting on pious airs.
She has committee of church men,
bers who were appointed to suggest
the best means of getting up q re
llgious revival and yet, if she were
to lay hor hand on her heart and de-
clare tho truth, she would tell you
that she would rather have one first
class prize fight, or even game of
base ball, than all the religious re
vlvals YOU couldstir up in six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORPHANS. April l7.-CoOn quiet Midming, ld'c
Low Middlng l5lic Good Ordinary II c net receipts 53
bales gross l214 bales exports 10 Great 1tbn CoIl
bales France, 1858 bales; sales, 2OOo Daos sooA'
CiINgI son Anil 17Cotton quiet; Mddlng l6@lGisc;
44l bales sales 400 bales stock, 81 ESQ bales -,
SAVANNAH Apr 17.-COOn quiet Middng, - &c: LOW
Middlng 1jasC; Good Ordinary 4's+ net ltctlP''
bales exports, coastwise 1870 bales sales Ioo oAS'
@6bIIR April I7-Cotton quiet; Mddling, l55ic; net Re-
GENTS 200 bales; gross 200 bales; exports coaSt"iS -"
bales sales 500 bales stock. 2j7i5 bales. =, ,,,,,
BAIlMOgi April l7CcttOn quiet lower 10 sen M M
cepts 1879 bales exports coasiwis I09 Daes sai's' -o
6ales SINNERS 600 bales: stock 1898 bales
MFllFIIs April IL OttOn steady Mdmgl1 ." IN
mel receipts t32 bales; shipments. PA bales saes lIVV
N0Er0LE April l7-Cotton quiet Mddine, 1j'c net re-,
ceps 3j4 bales exports coastwise 2l41 bales SAFES Ioo
bales stock 5l25 bales "A ,,,,r,u ,.l,, . not
recepts bales receipts. 300 bales eHpo oodSI
wise balrs sales bales; stock, 52,s42 Dats.
VII NINGION April 17-COttOn nominal Mlddih e - So
Low Middlng, sc.; Good Ordinary, l42c; mel "''lpS
"a bales; stock, 2,S2l bales ,,,,,. az. NOT -,
BOsIOs April i7-COtton quiet; Mid!hng, 1872; hei re-
cepts % bales; gross, 1922 bales sales a. DaS ''oA
AIGSIH April l7-Coon steady: Mddnc, 15lac; Low
Mdjing, Isle; Good Ordinary lA4cr net le'cP"' Ioi
bales; sales, 800 bales. ,,.,,,,. ,,,, : or,
Mddng, 1orc Good Ordinary, 10 ~, h't icV"V''' 90
sT Iotis AIrI l7.-Cott0n quiet Middlng lJsc; gross
receipts 59J bales shipments, lbs bales sales l4o paies
stock, lG,l22 bales ,., ,,,,u,,r
154c; Low Midlluc jlc. Good Ordinary, Ia 60 nc re
certs, 1907 bales shipments, 43 bales sales ~ oa''i
Loi Isl ilE, april l7.-Cotton quiet Mddling, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19
CATTLE MARKETS.

AtB,Ny Apri CArIF-Recepts, 577 against 519
last week: The quality about eqnsl 10 that OF last
week top price Allied 7c and from that price rules down
10 5c market rules and market for mlch
cows unchanged prices so 7s55 market for veal calves
easter a l2c. decline; sales NJ Chase. -
SHEEP LAiI-Receipts 20 car loads, being y cars
more than last week fair 2G6 fair 10 good
6Id re and good TO 7Gec T. b. Lambs, &C, as
condition.
and for selection l0C. is bid.
CHICAGO April 17.-Recepts for the week-Cae 1882
Hogs "a 679 sheep, SAB week last year Cattle,
1861 Iogs, 45Oji sheep 532l CATTLE closed aciiy9
0@5 80 Choice 50 BOA g 80 Extra - 1jdr1 % quality
verv good shippers buying freely stock Cattle S3dSi 30;
Butchers stock steady 20 20 Inferior dull no Texan
Cattle sale. -....... -
Hoes close qnet steady Workers. - 20fSS To- Poor
Heavy - 7jQ@s 90 Poor 10 Good Choice To Extra,
snGff 9uet and steady at 81 q*4 so for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

boston April There has been fair amount OF business
in Wool but The trade continues unsatisfactory lO1eIs are
disuosed 10 possible but man1ac
rers are quite Indifferent about future supplies ana arc
for immediate wants Tie spring Uahe III
goods disappointed expectation ~ far ana the re
ing grows stronger of DOL must settle down wh
the new cp OF the country begins 10 come forward flne
been sought after the past week ana inc
have $4,000 b. mostly and above ~ 02do4c
some very XIX and NO. at Doc, and lot Of l9OOO 10
Choice SOC - 70. Included in the above sales are
225 B Choice West Virginia fleeces at
about $40 This the only considerable lot
of the taken by OF the leading
mills. The recent transactions in Fine teeces nave
materially the stock and the sCppy no"
i'm the country IL in the hands Of very few houses.
Combiup and daine sill sought for and command
fun rrcts lot of 10000 selling at G71c q ID
No is also very aud wanted, and continues to com
and higher price than pick lock- lot OF 10000 ID choice
Ohio having SOC Pulled wool still in demand
al unchanged prices The supply for weeks past has not
exceeded the demand with falling on IN prices would
California wool e transactions OF the week have
1j02Gc. and blOOO ID spring at 500
The receipts OF Fan Wool nave bet o inueh
better quality and condition than any previously itceN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

Clear nc side, ,sc u %.ss s% a a la &C.
o%s :, soc f go SoT n Gn
isc Good @ Prime lac STOCK in first hands x 400
s eafs ., N pr SsSSTs saeTSe Ss Gold
I'd Sc s Ap sns "a IS % %mr
%ie Winner Double E Extra To %1sSt gsS Ezra ED
do g. 40 Corn steady at sc Barley dgll ssss o. VS o
Un6otei, y ton Muiecd unchanged Shorts. $685. Ship
aS9 % il S Sea a T. G Mes SSSS at
Sc Is FiaTsced dull Timothy ses a. s. so fonnirm
ard se and s S c FAMILY sS at s 70
sylyana Indiana and Ohio do at S. 25GfS High cradle
"a sales Of R cd at i t 9asi fe ~ Amber q Sci
Worth 81 70 Corn is rather weak sales Of feoW az
re Provisions steady sales Of Mess Pork at $22o 81 90
smoked DO al 3Glc Lard l4al5c MISSY ssa at
for %s,e IN 9R TsnS1 OiGs S% %Sp
l6HGiG'c Eggs are hImer at the lower 81, mgHTs Wss
April I7FGnr in good demand wheat its sftiy s
May ~ y Ssa: $S S SSne Corn G S shade better No.
Mixed 73iea75c each 56lc, May 7se June. oats weak
aTancnc tendency business Tor want Of stock
rye pc safes bS MEM a and higher Shoulders
Omaha buyers "a 1Uth Of May held at $3.50 mere
l24a12c here Bacon drner shoulders, 9ac Clear hio
1aes fSf Seag SSs osScd 5c bid 1--we Hogs
frm Workers So l5S$? 60; Bacon - 5Gs8 Good To- TX
SUPPLY Good Native steers $500 20 Medium to Far do
So 2jds5 90 Far Butchers, 50 $3.50 AZ; Mixed "a ~
81 5O Texans, S4aSj 20. Receipts-flour 900 dds;
Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn, 10000 bush oats 4ZoVO pus'
TciEDo April I7.-Tlour steady. Wheat steady Amber
Michigan n basil Is; May 81 20; June II 2la1 232
Jny - 2$asi "a No Bgd 81 2Ot; No p Il is'
81 33 p duh and nominal oats steady NO. J. % ic'
2 6ihc. White, 6j'c; Michigan "a &c n1o
Wheat 10000 bush; Corn 1000 bush; OATS oOuuo
bush. shipments 1000 bush. Conn., $4,000 bush;
oats. 10000 bush %. -. ,.
WILSnSCloS, n G, April l7sPrts TrIpenne qiSt, az
35c ROsn firm Strained 81 10. Crude lup,nline Stedy
Hard 81 80 yellow DIP, - %. Tar steady at Il 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19
finaneial.
OFFICE or RECEIVER oP
MACON AND BRUNSWICK kAILEoA


4,
IN accordance with an order Issued from the
will be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JUNE NEAL ne
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock and O'Clock ~ me
douo OF the Macon Brunswick Railroad Company III mo
city of Macon. Bbb County Georgia at Pn9ho p 2nS'
WICK RAILROAD, extending from the city OF Macon
10 brunswick IN Glynn County, Georga-a dislanc,o
OF one hundred and eighy.six miles with the Drahon
road Intending from Cochran Ia Iawkrsve, distance o
ten miles about five miles Of side track on lne man NY
of the road and about miles Of extension In the SAID o
OF Brunswick together with the franchises equipments
other property said Company consisting o lts Ioap1u
right Of motive power, iolhhS hu
shops grounds, furniture, laclIci9' tooiS anu i'' 49,
Also he following property said company to wit Tracts
or parcels of land Nos J. AVID in District twenty, ann y -
twenty one All living and being in Pulaski County Geora
and containing each hundred ana TWO ana a '-o-D
A.. ct,r - prrpa
wick known the wharf property OF The Macon anu bi
Hiso one hSIt undiyed Of lots and Of block 81 In
the CITY of Macon known the locality rs the dudfu houso
property .-.,-- -, ~ . In so,ore M
90, In the city OF Macon. . ,,...on .ho,o
Also tract or marcel land in said city oil Macon lhetc
known Camp Ogethorpc" containing ~ a'eS' noio "
less IN A., corti, yrest
Also CITY lots Nos and 3 in square No - in said city Of
Macon with the buildings thereon. 10000. r,,oo
parcel Of land No III, III l1IlV, iI,
stock in the Southern Atlantic Telegraph Company ce
uhCate lOO9. - ,,,o honda
OF this state mortgage bonds OF me COMPANY!
ray.d iiec.Ther . eG6 T.. A. FLEWELIEN,
ieceSer Macon and Brunswick hailIoau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

Total 90 2@6fJ52 3@l0O72 23'l lt46,112 286''44
ruTAL slNCE SOY. !. 1874.
Pork, Bacon, Lard, BET Cheese Tai,o"'
ss7S4 lo5 sooi5635 5S,20S I5OCSlo5 l4,S3aO7s
SAM IIhL IEAi-
Pork Bacon Lard, Beet Cheese TanIow'
,J So a. ,cq o5 9o9 g. GT9a s65 sos
siOeK PROVISIONS N LsEKPool WEEK RNnlNG SAE s
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Cheese, 81 137 boxes; ButeT. S,617 pkgs
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more frlneSs but the quiet sales 0t 600 hhds
tuts MuscOvadO "a. s aud J0 boxes Aolasses sugar
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request al c soft yellow 9asdlOe fOr soft Whnle
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