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THE WEEKLY SUN U * To the Voters ofGe&fgia. As an old roan, devoted to the best interests of Georgia, and deeply concerned for her fatare, and not as a politician, I desire to address you h few words of sober reflection. The election for Governor will be held on the 2d day of October — There are two candidates for that Office— one a Democrat, nominated u nnaimously by a large and intelligent convention of the people, because of his patriotic, wise and honest admin istration of the Seale Government; the’other a Radical nominated by a few white men in a convention of negroes, because these white men and negroes, and their candidate, sere opposed to an honest and pa triotic administration of the Govern ment. To prove this I ask your attention to the following facts: Keep it before the people, that Bullock went into office with this declaration on his; “I am on the make.’’ Keep it before the people, that Bullock and Kimball plundered and robbed the State of millions of dol lars by issuing spurious and illegal bonds! Keep it before the people, that Bullock Blodgett & Cos., robbed the State Road of hundreds of thousands bf dollars! Keep it before the people, that Governor Smith, during lbs short adminitiation, has been busily and success "ally engaged in making these rogues disgorge or in having them brought to justice, and that by bi3 honesty and vigbance. aided by a Democratic Legislature, he has caused many thousands of the peo ple’s money thus stolen- to be return ed to the Tr easury ! Keep it before the people, that Bullock used the paidoning power for coirupt, political purposes, and that during his administration, the Verdicts of juries and the judgements of the courts vve v e a nulity, and crime was rampart! Keep it before the people, that Since the election of Governor the pardoning power has ceased to be used for cunupt purposes, the judgement of the Courts have been respected, and there has been a marked and m 1 oat on of crime! Keep it be-ore the people, that dar ing bullocks scores of ourpeoole aU over Nothern Geor gia. we- e dragged from their business and their homes, under trumped up Ku-K.l'ix charges, and carried to At lanta to have their liberties sworn awav or imperiled by perjured wit nesses ! Keep it before ibe people, that since Governor Sm'ih’s accession to office, the Ku-Klim o ganizatioD. if it eve.’ e:> steel has melted away, and peace and quiet now reign through out oar bonders. Keep ]t be so e the people, that Bullock oeheved in the sobordina tion of ihe civ.l to the miJila-'y au thorii’y; that he invoked the aid of tuelaiier in a-jesUng so-called C'imieahs and secured a large garri son in the State to piotecfc hitn in li."s villainy! Keep it be'o,. e the people, that unaer a tvise and Tmpavt'al admiois. ♦ration of the laws, the civil power is ample to p otect the lives and libei ties of the people: and that, in recognit ou of the tact that they a. e no longer needed, the Federal sol diers in this State have dwindled to a “corporal's gjfiYtl.” Keep it befoie the people, that Governor Smith’s administration has been the very opposite of Bullock’s in evepV particular! £eep it before the people, that the election of Walker would be a vindi cation of Eullock aud a condemna tion of Smith—it would be an em phatic endorsement of corruption and villainy, and the restoration to power and respectability of those who have pluadeied the Treasury and disgraced the State. Bullock rful Blodgett, with their ihievifag ciew, now hiding from the ministers of justice, would joyfully camh the signal and back to the theatre of tbetr crimes* would defi antly flaunt their paidotts ia our faces. Democrats, Liberals anct all true men of Georgia, who desbes honest and good gov. and who aje oposedto public plandeiiug, remembe- this, I and stav not away from the pohs! — j Remember, too that the enemy is | active and thoroughly organized, i and will b.<jDg every man to tha f.-ont on the 2d of October. You can cm vy tbe day, if yon but will it.— Victory is withiu the 1 each of earnest manly effo.t. I appeal to Democrats I —both “>caight” and “Gieeley” ! Democrats—to defer the Presiden tial question, and imite as one man to re an in the Executive office the | picseut iucumbeot, Governor Smith iu whose hands the interest of all will be safe. AN OLD GEORGIAN, j PRESS FOR SALE! A GOOD'PrSs FOR an A MATURE. WILL PAY FOR ITS SELF IS ONE MONTH! VfOVIXTY Cases and a few leads, one il slick and oiher material willbefuis ni-hed at cost, if de--ir and 1:0} S THIS IS YOITR CHANGE. Specimens of type suitable to p in* Cards &c will be toi waided to you on rectipt bf stamp. We have in good condition a quaifb Novelty Printing Press 'I he press has been in use almnta year, ad is as good as new We print from asmaM bttidness card to a large circular or a ► mall poster in as -rood sty eas can .be done on a Gordon Will take $43 ca-h—five d< llais less tbm cod- Kearon for selling we want a faster machine- Address, -‘MIRROR.” Fort Valley, Georgia Sept. 1, 1P72. IMITA'IIOV ROSEftOODBI'BULCASE with Glass Face, much cheaper than the PINE COFFINS made to order, just received at tire FURNiIURE *TORE OF E. J. HENDERSON. June 22, 1872 l-3m KEntDGKY DNIVCBSiTt ASHLAND The Home of Henry Clay AND TRA NSYL VANIA , The Sites of Various Colleget. The Colleges in operation, with 30 Professorsand Instructors and COO Stu dents. Entire Fees not exceeded S2O per a nnnm. except in the Liw and Commercial Colleges. Board from $2 to $5 per week. Students of ihe Afiric-ultmal and Mechani cal College can defray a portion of their expenses by labor on the firm or in the snops. Se.-sions begin second Monday in September. For catalogues or other infor mation. addres--. J. B. BOWMAN, Regent Lexington, Ky: REPUBLICAN DURING THE CAMPAIGN. Extraordinary inducements* In order to give the Savannah Republi can the largest possible circulation during t .e important Political Campaign just com menced, the proprietors offer its several editions at the following exceedingly Ibw rates* tlntil the fffteeutli day of November, 1877. DATLF.YPAPF.R; $2 Ou WEEKLY PAPER. 50 TO CLUBS. JMILEY . Ten copies to one address in one wrap per Sl7 40. Twenty compies to one addiess, Id one wrapper, $32 00 weekly. Ten cbpies to one address* in one wrap per, $4 00 Twenty copies to one address, in bite wrapper, $7. 0 The RmjBLiCAN sustains the Nominees of the National Demo cratic Convention. For President and Y T icb President of the Unite I States.- The present Corrupt Mili tary Ue.-p- tism shiili have neither its liiend ship nor the Qualified support of ils neu tniiity It is earnestly hoped that all pa'riotic c tizens wl b take an interest in that great popular xhovemeiit to eject fiotn power t ecoriupt and incapable Admiiistration ta YVa-hingti n will peismalh thein selvds tbinerease the circulation and wide ly extend the intluei.ee of his Journal Clubs should he formed immediately and orders for the same sent as quick y as pos sible to ensiH r all sub.-cibers- the full com plete numbers. Head ou you orders forthwith—the soon er the better. Post Office orders and remitances by Ex press aud risk, HARDEE & SCUDDER. Western & Atlantic R 7 R, Company. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, Atlanta, June 30th, 1872. On and after this date WESTERN EXPRESS, Connecting for New York and the \\ r est. Leaves Atlanta In 00 p. m. Arrives Dalton 3 00 a m. Arrives Chattanooga 508 a. m. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN, To the North and West, cat rying Pull man Palace Car to Louisville. Leaves Atlanta 83 • a m Arrives Dalton .1 34 p. m. Arrives Chattanooga*. 3.50 p. m. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, Passengers leaving Atlanta by this Train ariive in New York the second afters noon at 4.44 P. M. 14 Honrs and 35 MinuttS earlier than Pas senger leaving by Augus ta the same evening. Leaves Atlanta 5.00 p m. A i rives Dalton 10 00 p. .m SOUTHERN EXPRESS. Carrying through Palace Car fTom Louis ville, Nt>rth and West Leaves Chattanooga 4 45 p. m Arrives Atlanta 12 20 a m DAY PASSENGER TRAIN, From the North f*ld West Leaves Chattanooga 5.50 a. tn. Arrives Atlanta 1 10 p. m ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. LeSVes Da 1 t0n...... •,...*.....12 45 a . m A , fives Atlanta 9 50 a m. JOSEPH E .BROWN, Presdt- July 20, 1872-5 t PLANTATION FOE SALE ! 312 ACRES OF TEE BEST LAND INDECATUR OFFERED CHEAP. 1 OFFER FOR SALE MY ATTAPULGtS CREEK PLANTATION, consisting ot S?l2.y Acres—l2s opened and well fenced— the balance well timbered with oak and pine.- Ou the place is hi elegant six-room frame hou?e and out buildings Gin bonse :ovty saw gin. and good gin gear. A good well and a few springs in two bundled \ ad of the house Also a fine fruit orchaid of apple peaches, plumbs and fine. I offei the place anil will sell upon ifs merits alone. I will compare ur-ipa with anybody. The pi ice is well watered - running water in every field —admirably adapted to stock raiding, jklso produces corn, cotton, sugar cane one Methodist, 2 Baptist terian in thi>e milts of ti e and growing crop if desired F«>r patryeAihiis apply to t_ has. G. t atnpbell, Esq. who*is*hli ne authorized to Sell, RICHARD A. BLCCNT. MIF MANHOOD: fi o v lost ! How lest, red j ust published. » new eiiition of DR. CUL VEi.WELLS CELEDRATID ESSAY on tbendicil cure of certain weakennesses, the effects of Errors and Abuses ot early celebrated author, in this admirable eS'hv, clear Iv demonstrates from a thirty years KtK'Cofri] piuctice. tht* iilarining^con sequences of such error- and abuses may be radically cured wiibout the dangerous use of internal me Heine or the application of the knife ; pointing but the mode of cure at Once simple, certain and effectual, by means of which eveiy sufferer, no mat— ter what his condition may he. may cure h ; m-elf che ipl*’, privately, and radically. CW 'l his Lecsme hould be in the hands of ev<- v youth and every man in ihe land. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope to any address, postpaid on receipt of six cents or two postet mps. ATno, Dr. Culverwcll’s -‘Marriage Guided pi ice cents. Address the Publishers, t CHAS. J C. CLINE & Cos. 127 Bowerv, New York. P st Office Box 4,583. Match 16. 1872 39-ts LEATHER SB NOVELS. “The enduring monuments of Fenimore Cooperate his vroiks. While Ihe love of c untry revail, his memory will exist in the heart 4 of ihe people. >o truly patriot ic and Am-rican thionglio t. thev siiould hold a place in eveiy Ameiicun library Daniel Webster. A NEW ANti splendidly-illustrated Popular EDITION or FENIMORE COOP£R*S tVOKLD FAMOUS LEATHER STOCKING ROMANCES. D; Ai’Plton & CO., announce’that they ha¥e Commenced the publication of J. Fen imofe Coopers N< vels. in a form designed fdr general popular ti'dilation 'the se lies will begin with she famous “Leather Stocking Tales,” five in Humber, which wiil be published in the following order, at intervals of about a month : I Tin Last of the Mohicans. IT The Deerslayer. 11l The Pathfinder. IV. Tire Pioneeis V The Prairie. This edition of the ‘Leather Stocking Tales” will be primed in hand~ou>e oesavo volumes from new stereotype plates Each volume superbly and fully illustrated with entitelv new designs by the distinguish*, ed artist F. 0. C. Darley. and boutni in an att active i aper Cover Piice, seventy-dive cents per volume, or $3 75 for the com plete set. The seiies when completed will make, bound, an elegant libra-y volume, for which binding-cases will be fuihished at a moderate piice. PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS; ° o ° These club terms are designed spes cially for towns wheie there are no local booksellers. Any pm sons sending ns the amount in advance forth'-complete -et of the ‘ I.e tli ersStocking Series.” $3.75, will Deceive gratu : ti.usl.v a handsome stt el engraved portrait of J Fenimore Cooper, of a size suita 1-for bidding in the v lume Any one .'ending trs the amount in full for four O'inpiele sets of this seiieS (sls), will re eelve ih extra set gr uni oosly, each set accompanied by steel port iait of Cooper he volumes ot he asrieswiil be mailed to each subsetiber, post paid, and vapid y as published, m and tlu portrait immediately on the receipt o 1 the remittance. D. AITLITON St CO . Publisher-. uU) & 5-’>l Bt bad way. New Yoik. DECATUR MORTGAGE SHER IFF SALES. \ILL he so’d before th£ Court Rouse f » do >r in the town of Paiuhridge on t l >e first Tdesday iu October,* between the u-ual hours ol sale, the following describ ed tope l t* to wit : 0 e hundied and eleven acres, more or less, off of .and lot No 294 in the 27th Dis trict of Decatur county and more perlic ularly described in said Mortgage and Mo'tg ge h fa, Levied on as the piopertv of H. F. Tison di fendant to satisfy one mort gage fi >a in favor • f Marv Hammock and John Smith vs said If F. 'lisom- said fi fa issued fr.uu Decatur Superior Court April Teiffi 1072. H B WAUGH, Sheriff. AISO At the same time and place a certain town lot is the town of Harrell in Decatur county, and known as lot number 7 in .Block, A. containing on it a Store Hor.se, conveyed l>y H L AlcEw to Belcher & TeifVr Le vied on as ihe properly of H L. McElvy to satisfy ammtgage fi fa issued from the Superior Court in favor of t etch er and Teriell against the said H. L. McEi-' vy. L. F. Buiket, Depty Sheriff. ALSI At the same time and place, sixtv three and on~ third acres of laud Ixii.g in the South We-t corner or h>t of laud number eighty e gilt in Ihe fifteenth District of Decatur county, levied ou as the property of Hcnrv B. Peiry to sttisfv one mort grge li. fa. is-ued from t*«e Superi r Couit in favor of Belcher and Terrell against Henry B. Peiry, L. F. Burket, Dept. Sh’ff. Jolm M. Cooper& Cos, Corner Whitaker & sb. Julian Streets’ SAVANNAH. GA WhOlesaleand Retail Dealers'in BOOKS AND STATIONARY, OF ALL KINDS, Copying and Seal Presses. Surveyor’s Ccrn pa-ses. News and Book Piinting Paper and Ink. Gold Pens, Pen and Pen cil Cases, Desk and Pocket Knives Ledger Writing and Col oerd Papers, Playing YTs-iting and Printeis’ Card.-, Portmonaies, &c , School Furnitfrre and School Requisites at Scher merhofu &Cu’s Prices, for whom we are agents. £l?° Books Ordered or Imported at New York rates. j.y2o 6m “GUS ” AND “BOB’S” SAMPLE ROOM, NEXT TO MARSHALL HOUSE, 101 J Broughton Street, . Savannah, Ga. P. A. Bfbgest k R. IT. McHugh Propitors ITone but the best Wihe3, Liquors. A1 if and Cigars will be served to out Guests. il o| El It Is a Live Go ahead. Newspaper. A JOURNAL OF THE D A Y. 'FHE SUN Will keep you POSTED on all matters of interest. SUB SOBLBE AT ONCE/ IF YOU WANT A GOOD DEMOCRATIC PAPER m * Tjae Stax. a,m.csL ZKiesePp Posted.- NEATLY AND CHEAPLY EXECUTED TWO DOLLARS A YEAR- BlfE DOLLAR for sjm MGmm- Address or Call on R. M. JOHNSTON, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR. Ks. I MERCHANTS K IN ■PEITiTIOtf CIRCULATION! IISAND PEOPLE |NE I&EAD THU SUN. I— pi TMB HI Si. THE OLD AND RELIABLE ■% WEST-STREET SOUSES! —OF— ffISTOIMI, « TS BEING CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED I WITH HEAVY INVOICES OF , FALL AND WINTER. 60ODS OF THE LATEST STLESIMPATKffi TOGiI,'HK?. WITI- A Very Large Stock of StapleGroce rips, Also, HARD-WA RE, WOOD-WARE, WILLOW-WARE, AC. fact there is nothing wanted by he public that they cannot supply at most reasonable prices. Give us a call, examine our goods and take advantage ci our inducements. PA I PERSON A McNATR. May 4 1872-1 G-ts. A DVEBTISING jOLA. AT LOW RATES!! For Sin per lucii per Ah nth. we will insert an adveni-ement in 24 Fiisl c!ass Papers in Geor„i-« List sent on ap plication to t.E ). P. ROWELL NCR, A<u ve ti- ing Ag. i t , 1 I’a» « Row N Y . (JA MPAIGIt GOODS FOB 1872. Vg-nts wanted for our Campaign Good . S.-ll at Sight. P.iv 100 per cnt piofit. Now is the lime S nd at once for Descrin tire Circnla sand p:ice lit of our fine St cell Engravings of all Ihe c mdi Ives. Campaign Biographi* s, Charts, (’holo graphs Badges. Pins, Flags and everything SOii-ed to the imes Ten Dollars per day easily made. Full samples sent fu thie ( * doll irs. Address Moore &Guo Ispeed, 3/ Park Row, New Y’ok. Epilepsy or b its A NCRE CURE to this distressing com plaint is now made kno.wn in a Tr, atl'e (of 43 octavo da-es)on For. Pin and Native Herbal Prepare ion-, jiubli h> and i.y Dr. O Phi i.Fs Brown. 'I he p esc i ip.ion was di* edvered by hint in su-di a pibvidcniial mtrnner that he cannot cnft-ctentiousl” re* fuse to make it known, as it has direct everybody w)»o has used i* inr Fit.. never having failed tn a single cesfc. Ihe ii gie dients may b : obtained f»om any druggist. A copy sent free to all applicants in mail Address Dr. O Pnia i's Biiown, 21 Grand Bt., Jersey City, N. J. ' •' ;.F. ' ■. ■ ‘ Nothing like it in medicine. A luxu y to the palai a painless evaewnt a gen tie s imtiitn t'fco the circulation. a persp: a tory preparation, and an itnlisliiliiuns med icine, as< ,iu chic n d-meiic and an ad iable g« ie-.d aHeruliv;* Spoliate the ac knowledged and da-Hy pa- /en . ».,p;n »J e rof Tarrant s EFFEiivr cent. hEj.Tz.ca ArPr.it:- LNT. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. A| liEWA ur> Vj*'l any ca.-e of B'ii and I 11 i 111 Bleed ig ltc'.iir g iii I ' 0- ■ i hr J Qxy 1/ ill H d Piles t hit DkCr’yc.’- PiMS I EMEDf fai'.l tn en e. It i3 prepared exclusively foj tlie piles a hi rtothing else.' Sold by ail drneg'st. Pi ice STOOD. AGENTS WA N TED. Aeents make more mone* fie ns than at anyth ng eice. Bruine.?* iielit mid p-.m...ri HaiTcuiais free. f G. '•'tixson a Cos., Fine Art Piihlbdiers, Tort aid Mail e. S3OO «> SSOQ address ERIE SEWING MACHINE CO., Butlalo. N. Y., or Chic-- ago. 111. 30 YEA II S’ KX PElti EN C E Prove- that we cure ad kin Is of Chronic df-ea-es. so If rii so tua.i‘*i Mai Cc-l Ladies. £?nd f t . ulus. P. O', lex 125 : ffi22s Peter i St., atlast,. Ua. CLARK & WHI LE. MASHAU HOUSE A. R. LUCE , Proprietor. BOARD THREE EOLLARS PER DAt SAVANNAH GA, —ANT)-, SALE ST.\ft| w - E - Rutherford, f , Sharon How*. Clt - T '■ *. J FINE t Ean Board can be procure furnished. ' Country p^, Who wish ther WELL TREa^j flPi p< Clal attention irj Ve| . dat ion ~f and ov.-rs- Sept 7ih 1»72-tf. Netv Tin water street BAINBR!D ;E,g I, n. e. cmriu, Lath...- .heii™ 0 i c OM „, drews, has again Commenced the Tin h tS we old be glad i 0 I parous in liiA new (j „ irUl Iwjf ou baud a lull su|piy«x ' Tn k: i TIN Ware, SHEET IRON, m “©3 Job Work done a Imliurtau And many other things tuunuaen mention. maecUM jPAIJVTiAC IM I’tH to inform tin* cllhfiurflH and neigl.boiing eonttiw,hi preyaiad to do all kind* if HOUSE, SIGN find OKS \MUST 11 puvn GRAINING, K ALSO Ml MS'? 1 HANG!>• GL 'ZD <i AM)TU ISHISG FFKMTUk and nil w uk gu iiante-'l. lluid li.um .. fine a.-soitain.t and PAINTS. OUN lil.bv '■ JA vE’i VaS! Mar. b 30. 187 2 40it Amusements for tip excfiange salo B. F. COLBERT, Fro] •: MY one of the he-t bibiar.l * Georgia, where il.o•' !! lulling game, wib meet w 1,1 tion winch i» lik.-li to .ea«« plea-a.it. 'IHE DUt is supplied with the rh*'icW*J ffttve liquois wlii' li will !"• ■* j patrons bv politetundeis. A ah'e summ-f li'ii.ks me i."» ' I on my counter, tLe ehoic-"- cit ars te he found at tl. o- 1 THE Si DA is also in full Ida *. ad 1 * , to have tl.e public to cJa "F ing qualities ol tl.i-del-iJ 1 ' 1 1 will he gl.d f ■ s e all «•.' aind us iii.my new one a- A] er to call May 20, ’72 *B-0 FURhOW MASONIC FEMAI-E C amfr/cts.ga- THE Sixteenth A nDU:, J j •on M n iav Sep'eiuoe - Deceu.be> 20ih. ►ions will epeu Ikceui > ■ g. tl.e -lid WeJi*e«d •v 10 ' „i * private families. e* c,ll ‘, p* 3 from sls to $-0 per particulars A 1 U. V ji HAIM LD- E-qr * Sep/ SI, 1872-IMf AN^EEW FEMALE COLLE- 5 CCTHBEKT, rpilE NKXT lUjf.'W' olttsive of u|' ;s c | '"C ikiio v* A.onrins'nu-h « ; good. IccAIDV »*e. - * College is rai'tjllJ niiestiou vd l> fl - . cLw, but wlu> “ Sept 1, 1572-H- 3 ‘