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RaisbkidGe, Ga. March 30, 18$8.
Messrs. Editors’.
\^reeably to previous notice, lb» Demo;
cuts ami Conservatives the white men oi
Decatur county had a rousing and eulhusi-
tt; tic meeting at the Court House here on
Saturday last, the object being to, appoint
delegates to the District Couvention t6 bt
held at Albany, to nominate a candidate to
lv|)rt .st‘!it the 2d District in the United
Slates Congress. Tho room was crowded,
I tacked to ovillowiug with the yeomanry of
IVcntur. His Honor, Judge H Q. C awford,
Chainnsii of the Democratic and Oonsfew-
tivo dub. in the chair, and John C. ltuihef-
f.thi, E<q., Secret an v. Boul-stirriug apeeclies
w. rc nmdc by Call. Richard Sipi?,.J4dge J.
E. lb over, aud B. E- Russell, ’E qi,*on the
duty of the hour; of all true patriots; ajqd
well wishers for our commoM country: uty]V
<1,,,se who pray for a restored and againj glo
rious union ol these States. Resolutions
were adopted iti harmony with the great cou-
flervative heart of Georgia, and the whole
Union, pledging their hearts and hands in
support ol t be C-mtitiluiioa our fathers trans
muted unspotted to us, and protecting our
gluii ills State from the hordes of scurvey om-
pet-L.iggors, jail birds, blncklogs,iioup house
loafers, renegades, and their lazy^ allies, the
worthless nigger, for the respectable negro
is contented to let Georgians rule; -.“There
is life in the old land yet” audrDee&twr jsnoi
behind her sister counties, as was .shown by
thin glorious outspring of her masses.
The town is comparatively quiet. The
slrrain ot cotton through here towards
nivtiuiiiih is gradually falling off. as the sea-
ton p.ia8C8.
An interesting revival of religion has been
progressing bore for some time in the Meth
odist Church, the Rev. Air. Dean, pastor, as
fisted by lie vs. Clark and Duncan, gentlo-
lU' ii of eminent piety aud untiring energy in
their !;ibor of love.
A new line of elegant steamboats, the Mer
chants’ and Planters’ Line, comprising the
steamers Music, Atlanta, Shamrock, and
Spray, under the charge ot trusty pilots, and
commanded by gentlemanly officers, is a
c.iudiUate for public favor and paj.r»>tmge oik
lhi». river (the Flint) including all the laud-
ini's on the Chattahoochee and Apal tclkieola
rivers. Capt. 8aui. Whitesides, wdl known
nn these rivers, is the general Hgont ol the.
line, a thorough going husiuoss map and
c-iurteous gentleman.
The steamboats ot this line connect with!
the steamships of the Alliance Line, at Apa-
lucliioolft, oue of them leaving the latter
place lor New Orleans on the 13th and 28th
of uaon month. These steamships are el«*-
Rusilly fitted up with an eye to comfort and
safety, ure • dlicerod by experienced aud able
hi amen. Through tickets over the Central,
•rt Gaines, or the Atlantic opd Gulf.
We clip the following gems from that ably
conducted paper the Galveston (Texas)
Daily News. The thoughts suggestive,
beautifull expressed, and worthy to be pon
dered: ( I
A people have at least one advantage of
Stevenses, Butters, Phillipses .and Wades, in
that the foTmer do not diet, birt'btitlive parties
aa well aq individuals. The telegraph re
ports that the coughing of the old man im
placable interrupted the impeachment pro
ceeding the other day. But the South has
no weakness of the lungs—no deathly, flut
tering of the heart dr pulse. Persons go
bnt a people can wait—looking ever into the
f^ti^re, ojf. this life, at, \ei%ui . yitli the fresh
young eves of the' posterity that sits smiling
on its knees. .* 0 .: j * •
It is.>jtn|e thAtthe. wof’^d has a Poland,
but it has but one—that being sufficient to
Anyhow, this world has qo perdition, and
therefore fnuffeiing and pppresavd people
may aMvaptf have hope. Rousseau Was right
whea he said that the strongest was not
strong enough to be always the master, un
less he transformed his power into right and
ob*dienoe into duty; and “well-lauguaged
Daniel” asserted that soul-blindness was the
ooly cause of the slightest swerving from
the truth that, in States, right is the only
surety, and that the most powerful wrong,
though seeming to serve a “present turn,”
must, in the trial, prove too light.
A law which we often talk about, under
many ijhidCS, may justly h? called the InW
of repression. We see its operation in the
eases of individuals, of communities and of
fhfctferiht- things. Many a great man knew,
whQn he bursted jhe barrier which held him
bac|f£ and 'without which he never would
have known'his Tdrce^ The earth wh ch
failed to bring forth last year, will, proba
bly, almost double its ordinary fruit fulness
this year. The bow must be bent in a di
rection opposite to the flight of the arrow.
The community whieh has had its forces
diiven id upon themselves by untoward cir
cumstances, springs forward, when these
areketnoved, td a. point which it might never
.otherwise have reached. The fire which
ii*ds-a city built ot' wood, prepares the way
for the more speedy advent of marble.
Election of County Ofkicrrh.—For the
information of mauy persons who hav^
made inquiries as to what county officers
are elective, we would slate tb^t, irom the
beat information we can get npoq the nub-r
ject, all couhty officers are elective—that is
to say: Ordinaries, Sheriffs,'Justices of the
Peace, and Bailiff-; Members of thb House
of Representatives, and Senators of the Dis
tricts.
Clerks of the District Courts are appoin
ts erks of the Superior Courts are elected.
. The Inferior and. County Courts are
abolished.—National Republican.
Grand Mass Meeting at Newnan.—The
Conservative party of Coweta county have
determined to hold a Grand Mass Meeting
apd give a Free Baihecue at NoWnaa, Satur
day, H th day of April next. Xet' the coun
ties of Carroll, Campbell, Heard, Fayette,
Spalding, Meriwether, Troup and Fulton,
come in large delegations. George Peuale-
ton, oP Ohio; Kx-Gov. Seymour, of New
York; B. H. Hill, II. 8. Fitch. R. J. MoseB,
Columbus, and others, will address the
people. The work shall go bravely 0^.7-
Newnan Heruld.
—The Loyal Leagues of Atlanta have
nominated a Savannah uegro lor the Legis
lature.
tin i<\
K’lilroad, via IWubridge, from 8avaunah to
Ait-w Orleans, are sold for the very low price
"I thirty dollars. Major A. Brady, agent of
the str-amsliip line at Apalachicola, is h*
gouial gemlemau ami untiring scivaut ol the
public. Parties wishing any information in
ltyard to freights, or-purchasing in New Or-
It-rms, cannot place their business in more
Inimwortny hands.
The freight arrangements with the Mer-
»himts’ and Planters’ Lino of steamboats via
tlu; Southwestern and. Central Railroads,
lr<'in Fort Gaines to Savannah, and from
Savannah to Fort Gaines, over those roads,
Hud thence to all points on the Chattahoo-
(- l>ee, Apalachicola and Flint river^ are
complete, and offer unusual inducements to
If* li planter and meichnut. Cottotf is car-
p tl1 ^ tbis line from the river .landings via
fort Gaines to Savannah for thirty ceo's per
i'Uuiired, and merchandise tor this point affd
landings on tlie three rivers is carried per
harm; route at low rales. 'Captain B. F.
p, ruluU / H a A (; D t for the Merchants’ and
Hunters’Line at this city; also, ageht tor
t “° Central Railroad. The planters and
tU' rciianis ot .Soudiwi-stern Georgia, Among
he is so wi ely known, will be pleased
t0 k "°W that he lias charge of the freights
111 !klR point, and delay and neglect ghn|l
■ i">t be charged to his account.
Lie bridge across the F.int at this ^scc is
l’|"grsssing rapidiy towards an early' coru-
pu ti°n f under the manAgom^ut Of its go-
H he l .d pr-ji-ctors.
prospects for fruit in this section are
Iu brow;i shcetiugs and shirtings the trans
actions of the week have been comparatively
limited, and prices have been a, cent to a!cent
^tud a half lower pn some descriptions ofheavy
goods. The market'has. .been unsettled, anil
buyers are agaiu holding ofl' r in -expectation of
Stitt lower prices, in whieh tliey will probably
be disappointed.
In bleached goods tlie trade has been very
light, and prices have been -weak, while stocks
are beginning to accumulate. Drills are in less
demand than they were the week previous.
Cyttuh fl*nt»Vl8 ire dull.; Gorset jearns are in
‘-steady demand in small lots. Stripea and ticks
are firmly held at last week’s prices. Printing
cloths ar* lower, but with no pressure to sell
Drills are in leas active demaud than they
were at ihe opening of the seai-on, but the
new styles are firmly held and the yielding of
prices is very slight, l^iere is no likelihood
of the market being overstocked. The finer
qualities ot ginghams are in good demand
ind .prioe8 are firm. The common grades
are slightly lower.
Printed lawns, rolled jaconets, and cam
brics of the better kinds are in good demand
and piiceB Tally maintained. Silesins are
dull.
Muslin de laines do not command so good
prices at this season as might be expected;
though they are lower, comparatively, than
other kinds of dress goods, they are not jin so
good demand. The spring styles are of'unu-
Bdally attractive patterns.
Kontucky-jeaus arc iu better demand, and
wil more freely at steady prices. '
Cloths are more in demand, and better
prices are obtained Ibr fine grades. Iu caasi-
meres and satinets adapted for the season
there has been a lively demand, ami prices
are somewhat higher ; but iu medium and
low grades there is but little doing. There
iq considerable activity in domestic carpets,
rftnd a%‘ the season advances priQes- stiff-n.
Brussels aud ingrain sell freely at Iheqnuted
prices.
In .foreign goods there js a fair .business
doing, aud the importations are somewhat
largor than they have been. Bayers are
very cautious, and importers are.;ready to
sell at very small profits ; but ft ft only in
very choice styles of seasonable goods that
there is any activity shown. After the
banks have made op their quarterly returns,
on the first week in April, money will be
more abundant; and a livelier trade in dry
goods may be reasonably looked for.—fade
pendent.
Haltering.
0eaniug
Tlie planters are bard at it
P-aut. ihe
up. planting and preparing to
:i«y me turniug their atteutio
j'nncipaiiy , () ( .,, ro Hlu j < j l4|10 » About a third
’ ,n. Cr "l> °l cotton will be planted this year.'
tl lrt ’«:duu.u are gradually discovering
,!t liHcdoru does not mean the right to lay]
^ . nn 'l sleep the day away and spend the
‘ k'kl in drinking whiskey and plundering
“ 1 ,JOsLs » but that freedom means, if they
‘Jt'l '-lirive, they must work—“lakejup db
iiii ttU< * l ,oe *” This they are begin-
tl-' k ,0 Raders land, and are working better
'1 J! '? !ir l *‘. rtn * aHl - Industry, substantial
v,'..’ ’detaining from political meetings, and
i )r j‘ u> > ta ' 1 D-inocratic ticket straight, will
; '•” I av, s|H:riiy, long lfte, its solid blcss-
'K ■ Hijfi plenty of friends,
be weather is cool for tho season.
Justitia.
—The .Mexican press, as well as the judici
ary, now denounce, as unconstitutional, the
law against traitors, as passed January 25,
1862, under which Maximilian Was tried aud
executed.
REEVES’ ^MBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR!
IMPll VED!
It is an elesrant Dressing f«»r the Hair.
, It causes the Ilair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It luvlgeratcs the Roots of tile Hair.
It forces the Hair ami Hoard to grow luxuriantly.
It immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
It keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
ItbriogBont Hair on heads that luve been bald
for } ears.
It is composed entirely oi simple and purely vege
table substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary testl-
mouiaN of its excellence, many of which are from
pbysidanB in liLh standing.
It -4u sold in half-pound bo* ties (flu; name blown in
thsgl ia-*), by Druggists aud Dealers in fancy Goo.
ev '•rywhe.ru, at One Dollar per Iiottle. Wholesale
by DEMAS P.ARNES & CO., F. 0. WALLS A CO.,
SOHIEFFRIJN JL CO.. New York. " mli23—ly
Forest City Paper Warehouse.
I jWBRY KIND AND DESCRIPTION OF PA-
1J PER—Printers, Book-binders and Stationers,
supplies man ufac, in ml and for rale.
Gash paid for all kinus paper stock.
Formerly Warren Rrol here.
leVi J. WARKSN, Agent.
103 Ih-fMi- atroAf
AN ORDINANCE
They Acksowledob it a Cheat.—The
evidence daily accumulates tbatgtu: members
uf ; tho Mepagerie j^emsotiiS^^now and
acknowledge that the so-called “relief” mea-
HUieg are a cheat and a humbug.
Before leaviag Artant* N. P. Hotchkiss,
Chairman of the Relief Committee, and W.
H. Whitehead, of Butts, another “cat’s paw”
for Governor Browu fii the same dirty work,
filed their petitions in bankruptcy.
Thfeae men thua acknowledge that they
will not trust their own work, and their
measures Were merely intended to deceive
ihe people aud wia votes for Negro Sutfrage.
-r-lioine Conner, 28ih. ...
A Cool Phooekdinq.—8unduy evening last
an amusing little scone was witnessed by a
portion of the audience at one ot oar fash
ionable churches. While the sermon was
being delivered a lady deliberately removed
her hat, lofik down her back hair Uy the
usual operation of removing the comb, ami
takiiig out, one. by one, seventy, or eighty
hair pins. The raven locks fell upon her
shoulders, and the people, instead of attend-
hftqto^bf) *ernfoivlP9k<d fD r ttw next nv»ve-
flfeirt. ' G-eaiwi imseveral qtdot, satisfactory,
enjoying movements of tbp comb down the
Wlc ot tho bead abd through the hair, lu-
uUiaii of attending to ^he 4 sermon, people
■•ill iobtlmici to“waiblrlhe lady. Tho } haii>
was then • pn bored-in both bands, dexter
ously retwistod, the cornb inserted, those
seventy-five boir pius (aod it seemed as if
they would never be ad put in) replaced, one
by one;4he abort hairs ou the neck tncked
under, and flnalty the hirt was resumed, and
the6 thq lady turhed her stteutlon to the
minister with greater eaSo and more zeal
titan did theattnlsed nudrenco.—Utica Heruld.
On
min; DEMocEAT%l^-Moru than two
10n Democrats enter this .Rresidential
10 win back Democratic Government
Hihi!V P^ple. We have no respon-
der 8 f ° r wagons tilled with pliin-
.... , cll ‘‘ck our march. W«? have courage-
p!ea- vv 1 " 8, ^ ave nevor- 4ying ;priiioi**
StHt Wo unfurl a map of tbirty-s«(re®
n n. a ’ aDtl high the old flag, aodal#
eon 1 Ule Canstltution to live under,
in* • presentation, equal taxes and a white
n s Government. Onward Ddmofcrats!—.
v '«cenne» (lM.) Sun.'
pn r OM8N Hre steadily gaining a foothold in
h ° re tofore restricted to men. Gil
w ev<1 ning the Commencement or the
Lelu ior , k Medical College for -women Was
eiicp a ® d , the presence bluJarge audi-
<luati e, Sht ladies received diplomas of gra
2 U ’ ll1 ® address iu presenting,the diplo-
2iw^°« mado *>y a lady. fitS.!B,C.Lo-
' wl10 •> dean of the college faoalliy.
Sbnsath.s.—Il ls B,.a that E.\-
is preparing io raisfe the of
SorTBiowu . .
ineligibillly »*ainst Jodge ltwin. Some
body baa told Brown that Iiwiu wwswppoiwt-
ed (lor reasons of polioy) one of ■ the Statu
fcileeiora for Jeff. Dwvii, fnlBlil. -
Horace Ureeiey or any.ooe else might
have been so “appoieted,”. for that matter,
but what would that amount to? Judgs
Irwin was “apiminted” (that’ ia, elected) .o
a seat id the late Ooafantioa, against his
protest, and bia offloial dntioa prerented his
accordance. Away with auch nonsenae.
* [Atlanta Opinion.
A Sensation.—Borne pranky boys* on
Friday night, euspeuded a akeleton oter the
entrance of the building where thB Union
League ia in the habit of holding. lW devo
tional exerciaes. About the time the meet
ing broke up, the skeleton raised itself iu ail
l'a ghoatly deformity, and, then, a cry was
heart front the lawuejMpbOf Ethiopia, and
iWne followed that teW cdn bardly de
scribe. We leave it to the imagination or
our readers.—Atlanta Era. . ; i l
—A Louisville policeman, endeavoring to
make a orowd of boys at a street corner
, “move on,” proposed tbe following conun-
Y* 1 ! drum: “ff everybody were to stand on the
■Street comer, bow could anybody get by?”
i -s-AtOonfederate ghost sunt itA editors of
the North Alabauiau a Knklnx order and
eucloagd twenty dollars in Confederate mo
ney to pay Ihe printing. He saye it passes
in the moon at par.
To givo to the Commission*!* of Tliotage for the Bar
of Tjrbeeand Kivci Havauuxh «h« power to make
ruins apd roRUlations for the gov;:r»mcnt of ti •
Harbor 51*hut of Savannah, i«abjoct to th« ap-
prhvak rtvi**oa anil control of the OIlv Council
oI Savannah, ami ou ceitaia terms aud coutli-
tiODff.
Section 1. Tne Mayor and A!d rnmn or the city of
Savannah, in Coui.ciH aafeintmd. ilo h«rel»y onlaiD,
That power in hereby jnvou t«> tlm t :ommis-.ionerH of
Pilotage lor tho Bar ot Tylxso and River Savannah
inikei nloH and r. gul u.i.>U8 for Ihe ftoveruiiaent of
; he llarbnr Moater of Savauuah. euojecl to the ap
proval, revision and control of the CJity Com ell ot
Savunuah; and that, upon the atlopilou of hucii rules
ami regulations and the approval of Goaucii, the
same nh»ll he ihe ru es and regulations for the gov
ernment of t»a;d Harbor Mas'.er. under the direction
'ion <>r said Cuuiir.isHioners of Pilotage, suliji-ct to
revision and cuutrol l»y said City council: And pro
vide 1 further, tii .t nothing in.tnis ordinuuee cou-
laineil shall be cons'rued toprovcnttlie Mayor in the
Police Court or th-Mdyor and Al.lormon inC0uar.1l
a-ow-ntb ed, from ii.fli ting „Hnch tines and penaltk«
on sucli Harbor Master for qlllci'U dcln quencie* as
ui.*y be autiiorlzed by law or ordiui-.uce, or to pro--
vent the Mayor from exercising the control of raid
11a; bor Master, iu respect t» 8uaj»euslon ft ora ollie
or otherwise, ae s<»itl Mayor may exercis*; over other
city olllcer*, or to prevent the City Council from at
any time modify ug, changing or rejaaititigihia ordi
nance.
Ord'nance pauacd in Council, February 19th, ISOS.
KDWAN) C. ANDERSON, Major.
Atteet—Jamkk Sti-.waht, Clerk, of Council.
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BOOK AND JOB PBINTM
Deparment
H AS BEEN pur IN COMPLETE ORDER, with
NSW TYPE and MACdlNSRY of the most
approved const) uction'
Merchants and others requiring
Printing of any Description
aan rely upon having their orders executed proup)
iu a FIRST CLASS MANNER, AND AT REASON
BLB PRICKS, at this OFFICE.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
or Merchants, Banker*. Insurance and other Com
panies RULED TO PATTERN, with PRINT!®
HEADS, BOUND in the mast substantial manner.
Book-Dindinff ol’ A.1L Kinds
.ATTENDED TO.
MASON & EST1LL.
ADVANCES
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ADB ON COTTON consigned to oar friends in
Liverpool and in Northern market*. ^
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Seals and Seal
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F or the use of county and stati offi
cers. Notaries Public, €««mmia*!operaof Deeds a
Sodetie*. Oorworatlons, Lodges, and others reaaiting
SEAlA. AySEALS fron$6 upward*. SEAI^Sand
PRESSES from $8 to $50. The ordlnary slae and
styi* cost from $10 to $14. The most ELABORATE
DKl<)NS ENGRAVED at the shorteat poti •.
linring the past three years over three hundred
SEALSaad PRESSED have been made for different
Dirties throughout t hi* and the adjoining State*, and
in every Instance tliey have given entire stttlafkeiiow.
F OR NON RETENTION OK WOUNTINtlK’E of
Urfmt. irritation, inipatomriaA « niceratioa of
the bladder or kldueya, diseases ef the proetrate
viands, *to*e in the bladder, eakwlne, gravel #r brink
duet deposit*, and Ml U ueasc* of the bladder, kkl
neyh and drOpsleal ewelllngg,
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T THIS STAND WILL PE FOUND A SPLEN
DID ASSOKMKNT OF
CBQICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS.!
At GREATLY REDUCED OASH PRICES, and Will
be oonatautly in receipt of
Fresh Supplies from Northern Markets,
Hi* , BOOH AS
CHOICE HAMS, BACON 1 ,
FULTON MABKET BEEF,
PORK, BUTTER,
CHEESE AND LARD,
CODFISH, MACKEREL,
BUCKWHEAT, FLOUR,
CORN MEAL, HOMINY,
RICE, POTATOES,
LEMON, SUGAR, SODA AMD ALL KINDS
OF BISCUITS.
JjWEKSLKD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
of both *eaea, me HELM BOLD’S EXTRACT
BUCHU. It will give brisk and energetic feelings,
and enable yon to sleep w*U. j
COFFEE, CRUSHED, CLARIFIED AND
BROWN SUGARS,
Choice Green and Black Teas
. RIO AND JAVA COFFEE,,
SYRUP AND MOLASSES,
PIAKE NO HOKE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
‘ i»n|
KemedlH* for unp ensant and dangerous dit.-
e«HPn. Us* HISLMBGLD’S KXTRAOT BUOHU AND
MPROVED ROttH WASH.
T HE GLORY Off man. IS STRENGTH.—Thera.
fore the nurvoh* and debilitated should ti
(Lately use HKLMBOLD 8 EXTRACT BUOHU,
M anhood and youthful vigor
1 '
. gained by HBLMBOLD’B EXTRACT BUOHU.
in every Instance they ha?e given enure suuwmeuo*.
Partii. deairing SEALS can send a rough sketch
of what they want and remit the probable cost, if
a . Zll la Am,I AnltflA, h.lAllAP n.
aot enough I will send it and colleet balance by
uxoreea on delivery, and ir more than sufficient to
eoi-r expeore*«... .urp w. w.H breM.
Address order# to 1AM. RH TILL,
Bull istrect, next to the Poet office.
Janffi—
Savaanah. Ga.
C trcULARS. PRICE LISTS, Ac., printed at the
.1 lb« yews AND HERALD
JOB OFFICE, 111 Bajt ittret
S HATTERED CONSTITUTION* RBETOKID BT
HILMBOLB'g EXTRACT BUOHU.
H L,uraDVAJV0 Amiwav. innWBV WWI 1 ■ ■
PROVJLD RphR WASH com geerat aad.dftf-
y— «- -«• a^a,_ etagev, at little expense,
cate disorder-* in all their —.
litt le or no change In diet; no iacemveaknee and no
exposure. It is pleasant in tacte and odor, imme
diate In its action, and free from aU Injurious pro
perties.
A Valuable
» '» " 1 !/- JA"3- ,1 ■ " J- .Uliil
For Cotton,-Gorn r Wheai
KEilCiE 1 5 CENTS-
MTROGEMZED
rf'iona Ii-jx-o .
3
■ i*. hi ja ... . a. • . • •
‘Powerful Fertilizer
. . . 1 — - - - • n, -/I-.U »!7 1 li.
Vegetables 4c.
■il 1>al
r
| « -Mh/ .-nl! ;.v -ui fOi .ti.'.A
IT 18 COMPOSED OF INGREDIENTS RAOH IN AND OF ITSELF A VIGOROUS
Fertilizing .Agency!
They are used in their PURE STATE, and combined in the SUPER-PHOSPftiTE
FREE F110M ADULTERATION^ awl SQLUBI# The practical expe^
Hence given belosv of plaoteni during th$ past se^sop, fully. establish aU. the advpQ ges
claimed for this well known Fertilizer. ^ t u . tt u , g >!•;•> . , .> •
Received the “Highest Premium” awarded to FerU^zers bg the American Institute of
New York, held October, 1867. ■' j , ,a iUr . u, . .it ■ ..n.i
For foil report, with analysis made by the Coannittee of tlie lnstitate, composed of, Dr
0. E. Buck, Prof. J. G. Ruble, and otheri prominent Chemists, see Pamphlets. *
The distinguishing feature of thisBupty Phosphate from other similar Fertilizers is that
all of its ingredients are of animal origin^ and are either soluble in water, or in a condition
to quickly become soluble ia the soil, aud be taken up by the crop.
CouLains no inert or mineral materials. .• - . t.. .a.
The proper relative proportion of the ingredients fn Mopes' Super-Phosphate, to ineet
the requirements of the Cotton crop on Georgia aud 8otJth Carolina soils; is fully proved
by the experience of Planters, who testify that' whenever they applied the same \a land
noted for rusting Cotton, the disease was entirely corrooud and a healthy, vigorous
growth produced, on the sumo land, t !
Peruvian Guano aud other Fertilizers have failed to secure 1 a healthy growth.
TESTIMONIALS.
1
THOMAS S. SALTHK. Washington coanty.Ga.,
rei«orts Luat seventy fiv»» potlud* per acrC, OQ *4
land, increased Iwth the Cotton and tioru-tiireeffold.
Considers it far more economical than Peruvian
Guano.
CANDLES,
VINEGAR,
SOAP, r
TOBACCO,
CIGAR8,
Soda,
Baisins, Pepper, Spices,
BROOMS,
BUCKETS,
PICKLES,
CANNED FRUITS,
CANDY,
nuts;
• il *
Da. E. PARSONS, Sandersville, Washington r.rs
Ga, says:—My observation is that Mopes’ 8^-^er
Phosphate is a preveaf-l jo against rnee in Cottvh
Has about doubled 1 he Cotton amt trebled {he Corn*
Has done better than t entviau pound fortmusd.
J. W. 8 ’OTT, of the same section, reports th$fc bia Paomnau prod new i M» pounds (per acn*more cot
ton th.^n Ruodea’ J?apcr-Phospi.»te, and 60 pounds
per acre more than ‘8olubi»» Pacftic Gaano. same
crop mannred with Pornvian Guano was ftr inoie
.lfccted by drouth and excessive rpina fcbau ^’
I upon- Soper Phosphate was need, oliall
Mapes’ In preference to any PevtHiser he 1
used by his neighbors.
'here
use
W. JI. SHARKS, Eaton ton, Ga„ reports:—OH land
ebo'ii half covered with sedge, and wuick had Aot 1
been CuitiV.atod in (wo veers,.whore tlie loanarb was
put in badly, maniircd crop would yield two pduuds
where tlio nnuifturrCd woUlu yield one.
Wines, Brandy, Wniskey,
• v si*
CIDER,
la fact everything usually found in a FIRST-QLA8S
GROCERY HOUSE. Witu LOW PRIJE8 and, PO
LITE ATTENTION, He hopes t» merit the snpfdrt of
an Apprecletiog pablfo. ;> i •
Pdi BARGAlriB, therefore, call at this estab-
11
C. J. BEATTY,
(AGENT,.
, WHITAKER (STREET,
,»M8—If. C,A B,..gblo« 8*. Lane.
BB-Oood. delivered t. aev pMt of the cl,j.
25 Per jCent. Dividend.
THE GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE CO
■’J* (WBBWMBtlS, BA.
mHE DIREgTOR3 OP THIS COMPANY HAVE
’ declared a DlylDEjjfD “ '
'X^dteciarrrT DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER t'ENI.
baySWeatthe office df lie Couipahy on and after
31st January, 1808. . f
To 01 PAHTICIPAT1NG POLIOIE9 a
SC!UP J.IVinSNl. <8 TJfBNU-F.TE PKK CENT,
lias been declared out of the net earnings01 the
past NINE MONTHS. »Scrip certificates Will be paid
to policy koideesafcdbe office of tho Company or at
•*, «,«.! .
lBh89—tf 8» Bay street.
Guano [ fertilizers!
HAVE rOR SALK
Hoyt’s Super-Phosphate,
J I
an approved Fertlliaer. It has been used for ten
years North and South,, with great, success.
The manufacturer; in whom We have every conn-
ddned. assures mM)a* his mmnflutare of this year
la InHy equal to any kb has mace We will sell Five
Tons or over, half cash, half let November next .with
interest, for approved acceptance.
Wwkavowlao a supply .of . the GLASGOW CO.’S
Soluble Phosphatic and Am-
■ u- n
xnoniated Guano,
a FertUiser that fa highly recommended, and which
We will eel fat seventy Dollare per Ton, on the *ame
mb4—lm
DUNCAN & JOHNSTON.
THE
Hsunoun nviD snuera MW
!« a certain cxre for disrefie of tho
ELADDKB. K1DNETS. QK4VBL. DHOP9T, OH-
QANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINT*,
GENERAL DSB1LITX, ' :i "
And all diseases of tho
UR1MAHY ORGANS,
Whether exlatiaff I*
MALI OS FEMALE,
From whatever cause origlnatinr, and uo matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these orcana require the use of a diu-
retie. If no treatment Is au> mined to. Oohsbmftipn
or Insanity may ensue. Our teak -tnd hloeM aM
flupported from these eoureea, and the
HEALTH AMD HATPIN HI.
And that of Posterity Ugmto npon ysempl useef a
EDICTS
PP TBE
GRIND LODuE Of GEORGIA.
, It. •!•-.« .S 1 * A- M.
Oompiled, under tbe direction of the G. 8., by
Brother 8. LA.URENCE.
PRICK .„.a...., vv ... v ..... ...... W W;
HOB SALK AT
Estill’s Nev?s Depot,
Ball «net, »It to PM OMc.
THE LADIES
OF* THE
B. B, HAMILTON, Americas, Qa.,reprtfl5—Ob
tained the-most satisfactory result 'rom Mapos’
Snper-PhosjihRte, apj>lying it as 1 tnp^drfesbfiiff. ,It
is considered b> al ! , 1 have had the bed garden thfs
year in Sonthwesiern Georgia. “* I .;
W. J. ANDERSON, Pori, Valtey, Ga.’, r.pnfti:—
Mapes’ Supor-i'bo^piiat'e has dvualed the crop of
Cotton in every case reported, and tome report .ft
has more than doubled their crop. On Wheat slid'
Oat* the result was very satisfactory.
i
D. A WARNOCK, B««l> NW.X*. «.,«*«*« tuaum tor Turmlp. a»l Ired,
in land which always rusted Cotton Inci eased .ihe
L’rop two-tbld, os-line Cottfol its he hasnowr this year:
Prevented rnst. Four-rows numanur^d raaiied in'
August. Everything tne Mapes* super-Pbonpuate
b'jw tried-’ on dM /w«di. Cotton stood tpts, cold
■ventbei in Spring, kept perloctly grepn and 'grew
finely.' Has nea* Peruvian Gnfino fff hisnelghbnr-
hoo 1. Believe* it to be the best manure now ih use
. i.,‘
R. R. LILES, LtlesviHe, Audfnon DbUYlet,
reports:—as complied whU Poraviau oumib and
Mapes’Snper-Phospliate, the rfe nit was decidedly
in favor of Mapes' iuper-Pno^phate, atLribataWe
beyond doubt to the fact t.hai _ the ravages or the
met were not, by a marked difference, to be seen
where it was applied, aa yrut,re. tne othef mapures
were. ‘ ,r l ., ».
neii.JP;
JAMES MoMEBKIN, Alston, 9. C.. reports:—Die
a ton of Psruvtan and found the rmult but- one-half
as compared, wi*h Mapes’ Saper-Pho^hatfe Soil
mostly sandy, with clay sub-soil. Mailed ffRfer’nce
iaeimot thabaito tn fsvcu of Mapes* Supen-Phos
phate,' On oabbage plants the increased growth
was about loo percent.
JOTN $. HAIR. Mims, S. 0.:—Cotton was made
-vfoorons *,Bd tieblthy, and matured at weeks
earlier where Mthcs’ SupeShPlioapUate aasmied, as
con,pared with Other Fertil.strs Vapes* Supcr-
Puoai oau prodacHd WO pounds .per acre more Lot-
E. J. VENNING. Christ Church Parish, S. C.. r>
ports:—One application of 20f pfninds Mapes’Saper-
PUt>.«pfo»te|»cr Acre.mode the Cotton grow,*othe
hefaitf of six feet, whei e It grew only two feet the
y««* iiftiore. Uomdders Mapes’ Super Phoeplmte tee
BEST FERTILIZER FOR HRA ISLAND COTTON,
aid wduid safely recommend It to all planters.
R C .MEANS, Spartanburg, 8. C.. write*—Used
$40 ponna»'per abre,‘applied May Wtn. Can' safely
Say UjuUsr saw a -mure vigorous growth imparted to
Cotton froa? the uae of any manure. Satisfied the
■Use Of Mapes’ Super-Phosphate pay* hundreds.
W. A. MERIWETHER, Valle Carols, near Colum
bia. 8. €., rep »rts that Mapes’ Supdr-Phoephate has
given perfect satisfaction, and that it permanently
improves the soil. Hasjho heritalion in say fug it is
~ Potatoes.
* C. PENDLETON, Valdosta, Georgia, writes:—
Mapp^’ SopHr-Phosphale has exceeded my moot san
guine expectations. The effects of its use on Corn,
and warden veg* tables was Burnt marked If
^ «d be. always kept up .to the present standard, it
must'take the lead of all other Ferulieevs now in
ode..
M. B HtJNTFR. Qattraan, Ga,, reports:—Applied
.at the rate of iso pound* per acre, npon everv alter
nate four rows. The resulf was truly astonishing. The
manured rows yielded fslly doub e the neighboring
alternate rows.
Letters from the above jjaiped,Floaters* giving their experience'jin detail, will b
u u<l in our descriptive pamphlets. Those pamphlets contain a treatise on manures and
general information ot interest to tbe Blaster.-'h' »•
tr PUICK, FER TON OF 2.000 POtJNDS, CASH, $58 50. Or, cmh, $32 50: payable
November lsl, 18118, 132 50—$G5 00. : r
PURSE A THOMAS,
General Agents for tbe State of Georgia,
ja»27—If
No. Ill Ray street, Savannah, Ga.
Notice .to Planters of Georgia!
RHODES’ SUPER-PHOSPHATE,
THE OLD AND LONG ESTABLISHED
Standard,;.
W HICH RECEIVED the Budorcement of PROF, JOSEPH JONES, Chemist foxae Gotten Planters’ Con -
ventiun in 1840, y '
who, iu PhRe 61,of his foport, saxs :
should gate $o the cpnTehtion That ffoth the Macnfacturers and Venders of
■own own everything th my exanuuatien, aud have menifaafud a detenu in attoM
oondu *t ail their operations in on open and strictly honest manner.’'
We have eetabished a CENTRAL DEPOTAT SAVANNAH, and will be reptoaentad by
Mossrs. BAZINST «fl> CO.,
. j-a . i jiailODDAED’l UPPNB RAIOE,
To whom Factora and Plaotera will please apply.. _ ^ 'ff /
; B. M. RHODES. A CO., Office 82 S*ath street,
feb8—2m • •• » ■ BAIiTIHORK
Jas/'W. Keogjb,
LOCKSMITH and BELL-HAULER
H AS REMOVED from tine earner of JfefrerUo^ah4
Preaidtfht ntreets totke j j . i j
COUNEB OF WHITAKKR BIREKT AND
COHO RE8S-STRKKT LARK-
mb2—tf If. ;■•<! :*»
U.?■ :: .77-
The Best in TTsje,
FOR SAL* BT 1 ‘ \ .
A. T. CUNNINGHAIB,
Cor. Bay and Abercorh streets.
mhs-tf
EG LEAVE to mfbrm ihe public that tho price of
actor * ~
oGUDSatIhclrDepot, SouthImrintMt,
oum door of Barnard, ima been BEODCED totho
4oim«i poto 1 / Tliey solicit the patronage
^ avm charitable and benevolent, who may need
SittB- Mik. NOOIMT* h-fcv
reliable remedy.
UKLMHOLD’I EXTRACT BDCIW,
Estahlimbed upward of eighteen yearn, prepared W
H. T. HELM BOLD, Dauedto*.
No.
No.' SSSf teutefSnfethsaV^ftilMphla, Pa.
BOOKKEEPING.
. l ii. ,i >, -n (ii li li .. . i’ii ' '
Vvtrtl, BQGK-RKBP1NG, hy 8lo*lc ud Doa-
•* 3 ™
IK)
■ . ! r V
Price, fl.u per Boole, or 8U Bottle, fm ffA*
fold RTjytSaaUg BflBvAna. 1
: l>l> . J
Oystfer Saloon.
JOIIISf 1MMEN,
atthbntandon.-
Whitaker Strret, »e«r
[FORMERLY l$ljpUffAjn$J
H either in
his Saloon, cooked in any; wrtipnliilila
Oyaters te be of the very beri qtmlttfw j fil
ALES, WINES, LIQUOKSrAc.,
SEND YOUR
7.Z .'or TO THE
HEWS & HERALD
I Tit: •- : . >v.Vi, . ,-j . :• ...
Job Office,
KO- 111 HAY ST.
H£L
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THE BEST OF WORK,
h.»
srm
■ at : >nv/‘*nio«
-AND —
Of thebest brknds, du hand/ and • LUNtolAwef^. it • > Ju-. w
day. — nqWrly, rr' 1 : .
ALL OMS PEOIPTLI FILLED.
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MTIlL’l HBWB DKFOT,
toM4 Bull rtreOt, aovt to Gie Foot Ogre.
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