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THE WEEKLY SUN,
Saturday Morning, Sept. 14th. 1872.
The sun in New York is on a
strike.
The times are prophetic and to
phetie.
• A wag says the glass of fashion is
a wine glass.
Never undertake to fasten a door
with a lock from your own head.
If a man has a great many debts,
are they very much to his credit?”
Two Americans were lately hatch
ed by an English hen. They were
alligators, and measured ten inches
fcach.
A Southern lady was insulted be
cause a Northern gentleman, at a
watering place, asked her “if she
would dip.”
London ladies faint at thunder
storms. Their American sisters do
not tremble even at a “blowing up.”
Lovers now call their lady-loves
to an evening promenade thus;
Come into the garden, “Maude.”
“You are looking ill,” remarked a
hardworking father to his fashion
able daughter on her return from
Long Branch. “Are you sick ?” No
papa, it is only the effect of the night
winds” (wines.)
A lady wrote of her lover, who had
become insane, that “he had gone
out of his mind, but had never gone
out of hers.
A poet in Pittsburg lias sent to a
local paper a poem in wich he allu
des to the clew as “the perspiration
of the moon.”
The people of Wyoming don't
know whether to fcall their female
judge a justicess of the peace, or a
justice of the pieces.
A stationer, after advertising a
variety of articles, gives the follow
ing “N. B.—To regular customers I
sell wafers gratis.”
“The prisoner has a very smooth
countenance.” “Yes; he was ironed
just before he was brought in. That
accounts for it.”
Mamma, do you know what the
largest species of ants are? You
shake your head. Well, I’ll tell
They’re elephants.”
The young w'idow who was buried
in grief is now alive and doing well.
It is only another instance of pre
mature interment.
Ornithologists have often wonder
ed that birds are not melancholy in
the morning, as their little bills are
then all over dew.
A little girl wanting a fan, blit
not being able to remember the
word, said she “wanted a th ; ng to
brush the warmth off with.”
Why are ladies out ‘ “shopping”
like birds on the wing? Because it
takes them a long time to settle upon
their purchase (perches.)
A person who came upon a scien
tific treatise on the “Velocity of light
says he can understand now how it
his gas bill runs up so rap
idly.
A Detriot journal says an old man
of that city has played ninety thous
and games of checkers. What a
checkered career that old man must
have had.
A snob once asked an honest la
boring man what part he performed
in the great drama of life. “I mind
my own business, and pay my way.”
was the reply.
“Es de white folks be as dark as
dat out dar,” said a negro* who was
gazing at some Japanese in Califor
“l wonder what is de color ob de
black folks ?”
“In the absence of globes, how do
you illustrate the shape of the earth
to your scholars ?” asked a committee
of a school teacher in Illinois. C T
show ’em my head,” was the reply.
A young lady wrote verses
for a newspaper about her birthday,
and headed them “May 30th.” It
almost made her hair turn grey when
it appeared in print “My 30th.”
An elderly millionaire, being pes
tered with all manner of applications
for money, says, “I was good-natur
ed once ; but I beg to state, in the
most positive terms, that I am now
old, tired, very ill-natured, and want
that fact very generally known.”
A gentleman named Dunlop re
marked that he had never heard his
name punned upon, and did not be
lieve it could be done. “There is
nothing in the world more easy, sir,”
remarked a punster, “Just lop off
half the name and it is Dun.”
A wealthy, but miserly old man.
dining in London one day with his
son at a restaurant, whispered in his
ear, “Tom, you must eat for to-day
and to-morrow.” " Oh, yes,” retort
ed the half starved lad, “but I havn’t
eaten for yesterday and day-before,
yet, father 1”
PRESS FOR SALE!
A GOOD PRESS FOR an AMATUER
WILL PAY FOR ITS SELF IN ONE MONTH!
VTOVTLTY Casta and a few leads, one
i.i stick and other material will be furs
nished at cost, if de-sired
BOY s THIS IS YOUR CHANGE.
Specimens of type suitable to print cards
Ac. will be forwarded lo yen on rtc.ipt of
stamp.
We have in good condition a quaifo
Novelty Printing Press. ’I lie press has been
in use about a year, a'd is as good ns new
We joint from asmall business card to a
large circular or a small poster in as good
style as can be done on a Gordon Will
take $45 ca-h—five d'dlais less than co-t
Reason for selling we want a faster machine-
Address, “MIRROR.”
Fort Valley, Georgia
Btpt. 1, i872.
I.M ITA'I ION ROSEU OOD BURIAL CASE
wish Glass Face, much cheaper than
the PINECOFFINS made to order, just
received at the
FURNITURE STORE OF
E. J. HENDERSON.
June 22, 1872 l-3ni
KRTOGK UNIVERSITY
ASHIANb
The Home of Henry Clay
AND
TR A N S YL V A NI A ,
The Sites ok Various Colleget.
The Colleges in operation, with 3$
Professorsand Instructors and 600 Stu
dents. Entire Fees not exceeded S2O per a
imnm, except in the Law and Commercial
Colleges. Board from $2 to $5 per week.
Students of ihe Afiricultmal and Mechani
cal College can defray a portion of their
expenses by labor on the,f am nr in the
snops. Sessions begin second Monday in
September. For catalogues or other infor
mation, address.
J. J*. BOWMAN, liege nt
Lexing'ton, Kp
REPUBLICAN
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Extraordinary Induccmctits.
In order to give the Savannah Republi
can (lie largest possible circulation during
t.;e important Political Campaign just com
menced, the proprietors offer its seveial
editions at the following exceedingly low
rates, until the fifteenth day of November,
1877-
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The Republican sustains the
■Nominees of the National Demo
cratic Convention.
For President arid Yiee President of the
Unite Estates. The' present corrupt Mili
tary Despotism shall have neither its friend
ship nor the qualified support of its neu
trality.
It is earnestly hoped that all patriotic
citizens who take an interest in that great
popular movement to ej§ct fiom power
the corrupt, and incapable Adminstrntion
ta Washington will personally exert them
selves to increase the circulation and wide
ly extend the influence of riiis Journal
Clubs should be formed immediately and
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sible to ensuer all subscibers the full com
plete ftufnbtis.
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er the better.
Post Office orders and remitances by Ex
press and risk,
HARDEE & SCUDDER.
Western & Atlantic R.
R, Company.
OFFICE OF THE P RESIDENT,
Atlanta, June 30th, 1872.
On and after this date—
WESTERN EXPRESS,
Connecting for New York and the West.
Leaves Atlanta 10 00 p. m.
Arrives Dalton 8 09 a m.
Arrives Chattanooga ,508 a. ni;
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
To the North and West, cat tying Pull
man Palrtce Car to Louisville.
Leaves Atlanta 8 So a m.
Arrives Dalton 1 34 p. rn.
Arrives Chattanooga 3.50 p. m.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS,
Passengers haring Atlanta by this Train
arrive in New York the second aftere
noon at 4.44 I’. M. 14 Hours and
3-3 Minutes earlier than Pas
senger leaving by Augus
ta the Same evening.
Leaves Atlanta 5.00 p m.
AirivesDalton 10.00 p. .m
SOUTHERN EXPIIE'S.
Carrying through Palace Car from Louis
ville, North and West
Leaves Chattanooga 4 43. p. rn
Arrives Atlanta 12 20 a. m
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
From the North and West.
Leaves Chattanooga 5.50 a. m.
Arrives Atlanta 1 10 p. ni
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Dalton i2 45 a. m
Airives Atlanta 9 50 a. m.
JOSEPH E .BROWN, Presdt.
July 20, 1872-5-t
PLANTATION FOR SALE !
312 ACRES OF THE BEST LAND
IE DEC AT UR OFFERED CHEAP.
1 OFFER FOR SALE MY ATTABULGES
GREEK PLANTATION, consisting of
Bl2£ Aces —125 opened and well fenced—
the baiauce well timbered with oak and
pine. Ou the place is an elegant six-room
frame house and out buildings. Gin honse
forty saw gin. and good gin gear. A good
web and a few springs in two bundled ya and
of the house Also a fine fruit orchard of
apple peaches, plumbs and figg. I offer
the place and will sell upon its merits
alone. I will compare crops with anybody.
The place is well watered - running water
in every field—admirably adapted to stock
rai-ing" Also produces corn, cotton, sugar
cane and rice.
Four churches, one Methodist, 2 Baptist
and one Presbyterian, in three miles of the
place.
Will sell stock, tools and growing crop if
desired For particulars apply to Cbas. G.
Campbell, Esq. who is alone authorized to
sell.
RICHARD A. BLOUNT.
j@lf MANHOOD;
How lost ! How resti red
Just published, anew edition of DR. CUL
VERWELL’S CELEBRATED ESSAY on
ther dical cure of certaiu wcaketmesses,
the effects of Errors and Abuses ol early
life.
The celebrated author,- in this admirable
es.-av, cleatlv demonstrates from a thirty
years suocesfn] practice, the nlaftning.con
sequences of such error- and abuses may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the application
of the knife : pointing out the mode of
Cure at once simple, certain and effectual,
by means of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his co. ition may be. may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
This lieciute should bc.in the b».nds
of eve<y youth and every man in the land.
Sent unde seal, in a plain envelope to
any address, postpaid on receipt Os six cents
or two postst n.-
Also, Dr. Culverwoll’s “Marriage Guide,’
priee cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J C. CLINE & Go.
127 Bowerv. N*w Yftrk,
P st Office Box 4,583.
March 16, 1872 39-ts
linn sTscm
NOVELS.
“ThC enduring toonumen f s of Fenimore
Cooper are his woiks. While the love of
cuntry revail, his memory wifi exist iti
the hearts of the people. So patiot
ic and Am-riean througho t, they should
hold a place in every Ameiican library
Daniel Webster.
a NEW AND
SPLENDIDLY- ILLUSTRATED POPULAR
EDITION
> ° F
FENIMORE COOP/JR’S
WOlU.b FAMOUS
LEATHER STOCKING ROMANCES.
D. Appeton & CO., announce that they
have commenced the publication of J FVn
iniore Cooper’s Ni vels. in a form designed
for general popular cbculation 'I he se
lies will begin with the famous “Leather
Stocking Lides,” five in number, which
will be published in the following older,
at intervals of about a month :
I The Last of the Mohican-. II The
Deerslayer. 11l The Pathfinder. IV. The
Pioneeis V. The Prairie.
This edition of the ‘Leather Stocking
Tides” will be priuted in hand-ome octavo
volumes from new stereotype plates Each
volume superbly and fully illustrated with
entirely new designs by the distinguish*
ed artist F. 0. C. Darley. &nd bound in an
ntt active i aper cover. Pi ice, seventy-five
cSnts per vidume, or S3 75 for the com
plete set. The series when complet ed will
iriake. bound, an elegant library volume,
for v.hich binding-cases will be furnished
at a moderate price.
PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS,
These club terms are 1 designed spe
cially fo'r towns wheie there are no local
booksellers.
Any pet sons sending ns the amount in
advance for the complete set of (he * Le ith
er-Stocking Sene's.-” $3."5, will receive
gratuitously a handsome steel engraved
portrait of J Feriimnre (jonper, of a size
suitai le for binding in the Flume Any
one sending us the amount in full for four
complete sets of this series (slsl, "ill re
ceive th extra set graiul'6'nsly, each set
accompanied by steel portiSit of Cooper
The volumes of (he asries\\ v ill be mailed
to each subscriber,- postpaid and rapidly as
published, and the portrait immediately on
the receipt of the remittance.
D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers.
549 & 551 Broadway. New York.
DECATUR MORTGAGE SHER
IFF SALES.
ILL be sold before the Court Uou-e
v* door in the town of Bainhridge on
the first Tuesday in October, between the
b.-ual hours of sale, the following describ
ed ropei ty to wit :
One bundled and eleven acres, more or
less, off of land lot No 294 in the 27th Dis
trict of Decatur county and more pertic
ularlv described in said Mortgage and
Mo> tg ge ft fa, Levied on as the property of
B,- F. Tisou defendant. W satisfy one mott
gage fi i"a in favor of Mary Hammock and
John Smith vs said B F. 'I isom- said fi fa
issued front Decatur Superior Court April
Teim 1072.
H B. WAUGH, Sheriff.
ALSO
At the Same time and place a certain
town lot is the town of Harrell iu Decatur
county, and known as lot number 7 in
Block. A. dont iinit g on it a Store House,
conveyed by H. L AlcE v* to Belcher &
Terrell. Levied on as the property of H
L. MeElvy to satisfy amoitgage fi fa issued
from the Superior Court in fatter of l-e'ch
er and Terrell against the said H. L. McEi
vy.
L. F. Burket, Depty Sheriff.
AtSO
At the same time and place, sixtv three
and oim third acres of land being' in the
South We-t corner or lot of land number
eighty e ght in .ha fifteenth District of
Decatur county, levied on as the property
of IJenrv B. Peirv to satisfy one mott
gige fi. fa. is-ued from the Superior Cou>t
in favor of Belcher and Terrell against
Henry B. Peify,
L. F. Purket. Dept. Sh’ff.
NOTICE. ‘
I HEREBY warn anybody against trad
ing tor certain promissory notes made'
payable to S. R. Dukes or bearer ; one for
the sum one hundred dollars, dated about
the 17th of February, and due about the
Ist of November signed A. D.
Smith. J. P. Smith. Security. The other
for the sum of (8400; Four hurdred dol
lars. dated about Fenruary 17th 1872. due
November Ist.. 1873, signed A. D. Smith
ana J. P. Smith security.
I will not pay said notes unless compell
ed by Law.
Jolm M. Cooper & Cos,
Corner Whitaker & &t. Juli an Streets
SAYANWAH. GA
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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Furniture and School Requisites at Scher
merluiru &Co’s Piices, lot whom we are
agents.
Books Orderedjor at New
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TO BAINgRIDGE MERCHANTS
fill Bail WEEKLY m,
iNTHE WAY OF CIRCULATION
OVER THREE THEUSAKD PECPIE
tx DECATUR COUNTY, ALONE READ THE BUN^
COUTH PBIFIE MULL TMIIMI
It Is A Live. Go ahead. Newspaper.
AYJ 0 tJ It N A L Os THE DAY.
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One' of the' ablest political writers of the day.
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it YOU WlftT A
8. M. JOHNSTON,
MANAGING EDITOR.
DECATUR SHERIFF SALES.
WILL BE SO.jD bef>re the -;our.
H >u«e riooi in the city of BaiiJ ridge
on the first Tuesday in October next the
follow!* g property to wit: Due bi it k
store house on water street, between the
hotel buildings <’f John Shari n and the
storehouse been pied by J A Zeigbr.
Levied on as f lie property of John 1). Mar
ie 11" *a*t?fy a Superior Court fi. ft. in fa
vor of Coffin. Lee and Cos., vs R. R. Te> tell
& Cos., 0. R, Peabody and J D Harrell
becurittes.
L. F, Bmket, Pept Slir'ff
Also
At the same time and place, lot of land
No 33 in Ih*. 20th District "f Decatur Conn
tv. Levied on as the property of 3. T.
Hines to satisfy <ne Jds'ice court fi fa in
favor of K. W- Patterson vs said Hine#
levy made and returned t<> me by M. Hahn
Constable- R B Waugh, Sheriff.
ALSO
At the s me time l and jilace. I«n, of land
No 311 i" tlit 15 th Disuict of Dec it ut
Count > —levied on aS tire property of J
L. Unt*er\vo‘ and to ‘atisfy one tax fi. fa, in
favor of T J Jeter vs J L. Underwood.
Levy made and returned to me by a Cmi
stable - H. B. Waugh, Shetiff.
ALSO
At *be same time and price, ht of land
lluinber 10 and Ii ii the 20tti List and
lino 182 in the 19th li-t. of Decatur
County levied on as the property of W
R. Mies to sati-fv one Justice Cant
fi fa in favor of G W. Donal.-on vs. s id
Mims. Levy made aid ret rued to me by
Wm. Milton, Constable and didn’t duly
notified, H. lb M augh, Mu'*
AL-5
At the *ame time and place. ' »ts of land
numbers 10 and l! in the 20th Dist , aid
182 ii the 19th Dist <>t giid county. Levied
oo as the property of W R Mims, to sat
is'y’Ju'tice Court afifa in favor of 0 W
Ponalson vs, said Mim< r tru in dto me bv
Mmis Levy male and'r* tufofd to fit" by
Wm. Mdton, Constable'»ml defu’t notified.
H B tsh' ff*
/LSO
Lot of'and numbers 10 and 11 in 2fbn
Dist. and 182 in 20th Dist of said county,
levied as ti'i pi op* ry ■ i ‘V • R. Mims to
satisfy one J's‘>ce four! fia in fitvo.i «.f
Win. B. mith, vs said Minis. ,L- v>
fin le aid retu .el t*» me by Wm Milton
Constable, and dei’n’t n"tifi"<t
H. B. Waugh, rli’ff
ALSO
At same lithe and place. I ts of land no
lb a dll in 20 h l)i-t and 182 in 20 Dist.
of ai l count\ 1 tied as the property of
W, R Mims to satisfy one Justice Court
fifa in luvoi < i Wm l>, Smith, vs. said
Mms Leva madfe and etunmd 6 rite (>y
Win. Milton Cotifiiable and d-fn’t notified,
11; B. Waugh, ■sti ff
lot of land. No 30 in tin- 20th dis> ict
of said county, u vied on as the property of
James T Hines, to sati 'y e'ght lu.-tice
C"U t fi lia s, in favor of Green B. Moo»e,
Ex on es'nte of Samuel Hait'dl, deceased,
against James I’. Hines, H B Waugh and
James Hoi ingswoth proport* point'd * *n<
by Piaitit'ff’s At'ornev. Levy made a tl
returned t" ine by F W n' n ws, consta
hie. H. B. Waugh "b riff
Decatur Mortgage horiff Sales
Vfc ILL BE M)LD < u iin fi s> l tie da. a
v* November next bt for - the court
h u e door in too city ol Baiubndg-.- ti e
following prop, try to wit; L't of land
No 280 in the 15 It District of DecAttir
County . Levied on as the propert* of K.
A Ad'ins. to -atisfy a rborigage 8 fa in
favbi of J. L Di n i 'in vs said A .tins.
L F Buikeit, Dept. Shi’ff.
al-6
At thfi s itne time at a pi ice. lot of land
No. 128 in tin* Isfh District of I ecu!ni
County, levied on as tb*i property ot All e
B. Cliett to -atisfy ot.e moil cage fi fa in
favor David J. lit loiter vs said C A it
L. F. Burkett, Dei t Shr ff.
ALSO
A1 the s*mb time an i place, lot df land
No. 9 in the 20di District said Conn y
Levi sd on a$ ti e p"M "i ty of VV R Mims
to satisfy onfe mortgage fi fain tu* or of
Ellas. Bine Admini.o-atiix vs s rid \ritn-
L. F Buikutt, Dept Sheriff.
ALSO
At the same time and place two lots of
Iftnd Nos. 72 and 73 in 20th District dt De
catur count,: Levied on a-the piOperty
David 0. Wil.-bn to satisfy one adr gaga
fi fa. in tiivdr of Ki zabctli A Watfcis .Ad
ministrattix vs said Wil-on.
L F, Bu.kett, Dept. Shi’ff.
ALSO
At the srfrrie tim- an I place, one 1 t of
land No. 311 in tin-21st District of Ib-ci*
tur cuntv —with 'he eXceiitio<i of ffii'ty
acres iu the South Wei t Corner, whica is
owned bv N. W. Johnson Levied on as
the piope ty of W. N . Campbell to satisfy
one mmtgf.ge fi fa in ftvor of 8. W Rai
tfi.s n vs. said Campbell.
Jl. F Burkett, Dept Slir'ff.
ALSO
At the same time an I p ace, one town
lot in theci y of Bainhridge. Gem gist; No.
fOl. Levied on as th*; properly of t.enrae
W. Farrar to sati-fv one mortgage ft fa iu
favor of Joel Johson vs said Farrat
L. F Bu kett. De'pt Shr’ff.
ALSO
At the same time ad pi-tee, ldts Nos
230 242 245, 44 245 and t rty act • s on
the Ka-t side of lot No 229 in (lie 21-t
District of Decatur County—Levied on as
propeit, of T hono.H E; J. Cdwait and
s L. Tison to satis y a mortgage fi ta
In fa Tor of Simon Ward v- stid Cowart
anc’iisbii. L F. Buikeit Dept. Stuff
POSPONED SHERIFF b^LES.
UJWAj be -old before the Court House
door in the city of Bainhridge. on 1
the fid Tu sd iy in Oct b r next, between
he U U, houisofsale the following pro
perly; to wit :
One home aid lot as the property of
W and B.' raw!. rd, hounded as foi ows :
East by C> rneterv Greet. and-• t.th By
Band Ken ey and norfh by T. B. Hun
neW|eS, levied on as the piopeily ol VV.
and B c taw oid, to sati fy ot e justice
Cos nft ti lain favor ol Edw-od J. i lei oer-ou,
levy made and tet irnetl b\ const ble
H, !■: Wan o j, Sn if,*
ALSO
One Bay Mare, said property being levied
on arihe prop'rty of Redden Mock, to
saitsly (>ne bup. run cunt fi ta in tuvoi of
8. W. La'ters. n *iiitvu.g pa*liter ot 8.
W Batieiso.i & 8.0 her v- aid Redden
Mock, L. F. Buiket, Dep Sh'fl.
ALSO
At tne same time aid place the f. Row
in-g p < peuy to-v.ii . Lot oi land number
281 in he 27m I>ist■ ct 79 and b in the*
14th District m l 85, 51 aid 72 in the
2 1 Bt Distrct.all in Decatu> count , ! e ; (T
on is tie i>ropeity > 1 John K H'V.s to
saiis y a fi. fa. ftooi tlie Nftnenoi
Court in lavor of John Sharon against
John K Hayes
L. F Buiket, Dept Bh’ff
ALSO
At the same time and place one house
and ltd iu the City of Fa n >ri ge b in did
on the North By ! J 1 n cut street, "e-t By
vacant lot. >cuib by piem 6 s belongm
tlie estate of I i>. I lckei son an . a t
bv Keibo’s— levied on as th-- property of
John L. Adams, to satisfy a ju-tice c ur
fi ia in f tvoi ot J. D. H •>le <t dto. vg lohn
L. Adams L-vy nipt le ant r. tinned to
me by a con stable H. B Wtigh. SI- »•
GEORGIA —Decaitnr (, ounty —On the
first Monday in October next. I will
apply to tie ourt of Ordinary for leave
to sell all the real estate belonging to Har
mon Mock Sr. deceased
Harmox Mock, Jr, Exr.
Bept. 3rd. 187?.
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Lectures Be^o,
B. 0- University -f rij
CHa o, h - vesr AP! ;
hnitnnu, ls ?. -s
judson ■
institute 11
Marion Ala. Tneß.hr
b. gins the first ot OctoU t,
era; a httnd.onie ~w ,\ I,h I'
chap. l leit.„e-, ( „ ms ~,
S', nr - e,,i„,ni .
Mega.it new walnut , ' .
VP t A\e age atin.i-. "
j e " s i 200 i StI ; "
tast rtx
MONEY
Ag.mta Addl s s J ui'niJ rJ
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Now is tbs time s nd u c i
tive Gircula s amt P - 11
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