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About Weekly Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1871-1885 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1876)
Gwinnett Herald. INTELLIGENCE To the Democracy of the SHli Con. District. I would hereby notify the Demo cratic party of the Ninth Congres sional District, a> d the Committee men of the different counties in the District to hold theii primary elec tion lor the putpose ot sending del egates to the DemocraticC< mention, to l Je hold at Gainesville on the 1:1th of Seph mher next to nominate a candidate fbr Congress. John llockesiujix, Chairman Dein. Ex. Com. Papers in the district are requested to copy. We invite attention to the law caul ol B, A. (iholstoii, Esq, His Office, for the present, is at the Globe Hotel, The Grangets of Gwinnett have appointed committees to examine crops ih the difterent districts of the county and make a report at the annual Harvest Feast at Duluth. We invite the attention of voters to the cards of W, J. Born and Judge K. T. Terrell, announcing them selves candidates for the Legisla tine. The Annual Harvest Feast of the Patrons of Husbandry will he he'd at Duluth oil Thursday', the 24th Instant. Speeches will he made by Gen. Colquitt and Col Hardeman. The camp meeting of the M. E. Church (North) began last Thurs day and closed Monday morning. We understand theie was a large crowd in attendance on Saturday and Sunday. Jiul.ro Lamkin anil R. N T . Rob’n flon are engaged in a potato contest. Mr. Ruinnson comes to the front with an Irish potato weighing twen ty three ounces ami Judge Lamkin lias a West India yam a loot long. o • *a& • Sine* the publication of tho cauls of candidates, the race is becoming quite lively. By the September Term of the Ruoerior Court a cau tions man \< ill he afraid to tlunar a stone in the woods for fear of hit ting a candidate. We present onr readers this week with electrotype engravings of | jhd Democratic nominee?,Samuel J. Tildetl and Thomas A. Hendricks. They are represented to he accurate pictures taken from amhrotvpes of these gentlemen, by Geo, Stinson & Co., Ait publishers. Notice Grangers.—Lawrerwe v.ille Grange will hold their meeting on Saturday before the 4th Sunday li August, at 9 o’clock, a. m. A full attendance expected, with full baskets and melons in abundance. A speech bv Rev. J. L. King, and xlheis, an 1 a good time generally. W. J. Bo ax, M. Grangers’ Picnic. —Wo are requested to announce that there will he a Grangers’ picnic at Buford on Saturday, the 2Gtli instant. All of the Patrons of Husbandry are cordially invited to attend w : tb their regalia and baskets well-filled, A number of speakers are expected to deliver addresses, and a pleasant ". - —— We acknowledge the recept of an other manifesto from oar indcfaliga hie friend, Col. P. Tliweat. He an nounces himself a candidate for Comptroller General, and claims that lie can save the State a large amount if lie is elected. We have no doubt he made a:i efficient officer un der Brown and Jenkins,and would do his full duty if lie was again select ed for that position, but he will find Goldsmith a hard horse to beat. Alabama Redeemed. —Tli« State, elections in Alabama came off on the i 7th inst. The democratic majority is between thirty ami forty thous- j and. Houston is elected Governor ) and the whole State ticket goes in with him. The election passed off without any disturbance for the bloody shirt crowd to laise a howl about, A large number of counties heretofore republican send Demo cratic members to tbe Legislature ami the majority on joint ballot will l>£ large. Personal. — We were pleased lo meet in our village lust week Col. Kichaid Miilthie,Esip, of McKem ey, Texas. Col. Maltl ie was raised in our village, and has returned im a visit to his telalixes, after an üb si use of four years. lie is highly pleased with The Lone Star State* and expects to make that his per manent liotn-. Mr. Kelly ami family,of Alabama, Mr, King ami family, of Macon, Rev. W, M. Winn, of the Alabama Conference, and family are spend ing some time in our village. We had a pleasant call from Dr. lira Isliaw, of Covington, this week, and were pleased to meet our edi torial and professional brother Judge A. C. McCalls, of Conyers,on Monday, lie informs us that Col. Glenn, formerly of Lawreneeville, lias removed from Rome lo Rockdale county. ■ • *Z> • The attention of patents who have daughters to educate is called to an advertisement of the Southern Masonic Female College in another column. This institution of learn ing is located at Covington, and is so well known to most of our rea ders that it seems hardly necessary that we should do more than call attention to the advertisement. Tiie Rev. J. N, Hiadshaw, tlie President,has filled that position for a number of years, and gives emi nent satisfaction as a practical teach er. The high standard scholarship, the location and the saving of ex pense should commend the college to the attention of parents who de sire to give their daughters a colle giate education, ■ ■ .o«« Camp Meeting. —The Lawrencc ville Camp Meeting begins to-day (Wcdiu-s lay), and from the prepa rations being made, we anticipate one of the most pleasant and suc cessful meetings that lias ever been held at ties old camp ground. There has been one new tent built this summer, and we are informed that all the tents will be occupied. Mr. Harlan, the minister in charge, has invited a number of able preach ers to assist him, and expect* 'hat Dr. Harrison, of Atlanta, Dr. O. L. Smith, Rev. Miles \V. Arnold, Rev. Mr. Talks, and others, will be in attendance. Presbyterian Meeting. —The an nual General Meeting of the Pres byterian church,at Fairview, began last Friday, Rev. J. L. King was assisted by Dr. Bradshaw,President of the Masonic Female College, at Covington, and Dr. Fraser,•(>! Deea tur. The meeting was an interesting one. Several new members were added to the church. Services wcr e held at Fairview,during the day,and at Lawrence viile at night. On Sun day the sacrament of the Lord’s supper was administer*!. Postponement —ln consequence of the Grunge Feast and the Nor cross Sunday School Celebration, being both set for the 24 1 h inst.,llie celebration has, by the Ex. Com mittee,been changed to the3olh inst. Everybody, and the I alanee * f man atel woman kind,are invited to attend. By older of the Executive Com mittee. Mosks Richardson. —— Col. Thus. E. Winn, County School Commissioner, was engaged in visiting anil inspecting public schools last wei k, J>ive Agents Wanted. To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes; or Inform ation for Everybody, in every county in the United States and Canadas. En larged by the publisher to (i 18 pages it contains over 2000 household recipes and is suited to all classes and conditions of society. A wonderful hook and a hcmseheld necessity. It sells at sight. tJreatest inducements ever offered to book agents. Sample copies sent by mail, Postpaid.for §2.00. Exclusive territory given. Agents more than double their money. Address Chase's Steam Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan. apr 26-13 w, Notice to Kxecutors, Admin istrators, Trustees and l» iiardians. All persons indebted to the Ordinary's Office tor advertising, are requested to make immediate settlement. Represent atives of some estates are Ik hind one and two years,and 1 will tie compelled to issue executions against them unless they are promptly paid.as I am unable to advance ihe money for them. JAMES T. LAM KIN, Ordinary. ' October 25, 1875. [oct 27-ls. A XXO UXCEMIX TS! Wc me nuthorind to unnnuoce Judge K. T. Terrell as a candidate to represent Gwinnett County in the House ol Representatives of the next Genera! Assembly ol Georgia, To the Voters of Gwinnett Comity. At the solici aliens ol many friends I from different sections of the county, I i announce myself n candidate to represent Gwinnett in the next Legislature. If I 1 should lie elected, I prom sc to he at my > post punctually; and, us I am fully idi ti ! t tied in interest with tlie people, I will ! do all in my power to promote the intc-- I cst and prosperity of the county and the ' state, Verv respect fully, Wit. J. HORN. | To the People of Gwinnett County. Encouraged hy numerous solicitations, 1 I announce mvseli a candidate to represent 1 our county in the House of Represeuta j tiers of the next General Assembly. Reared in your midst, and identified with you in interest, 1 deem it nnneces [ sary to add anything personal to myself; i or to promise that, if you shall, hy your j suffrages, choose me to se’ve you in that ! capacity, I will bring to the work, hon estly and faithfully, whatever of ability I possess. Your fellow-citizen, N. L. HUTCHINS. To the Voters of Gwinnett County. j Having been solicited by a number of ! m.y fellow citizens to allow my name to I go before' them as a candidate for the House of Representatives for the next Legislature; I yield to their solicitations and hereby announce myself a candi date for th it position. Having been long identified with the people of Gwinnett—-their interest being j my interest—l promise, if elected, to sub ; serve their interest, ns well as the inter j est of the people of the whole State, to the best of my ability, j My motto is Retrenchment and , Reform, in the General Government, and t the State Government in all its depart j incuts., Thomas I>. Matiikws SPECIAL NOTICES. A Gist Worthy of a Rotiisoiiii.d for ONE GENT, A copy of Brown’s illustrated Shuke speriuu Alumnae, together with a copy of his illustrated paper, the Growing World, which is devoted to natural his tory, will be sent to any one tree who will send us their address on a one cent postal card. Address Du. O. P. Brown, 21 Grand Street, Jersey City, N. I. nov 10-lv. * Thou.siiiiiis Use it, Wliy Hesi tate? Joy to thf, Wori.d! Woman is Free! —Among the many modern discoveries looking to the happiness and amelioration of tlie human race, none is entitled to | higher consideration than the renowned remedy—Dr. J. Bradfield's Female Reg ulator, Woman’s Best Frierd. By it woman is emancipated from numberless ills peculiar to her sex. Before its magic power all irregularities of the womb vanish, it cures whites. It cures sup pression of the menses. It. removes ute lint* obstruct iocs. It cures constipation end strengthens the systuti. It brac-s 'he nerves and purifies the blood. It never tails, as thousands of women will testify. This valuable medicine is pre pared and sold by L If. Brudfield, Drug gist, Atlanta, Ga. l’rice. SI 50 per l bottle. All respectable diug men keep it. j Sound ami Well. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 20. 1 Bf,B Dr. J. Bradfiked: Dear Sir: 1 take pleasure in stating that, sometime previ ous to the late war. I used, with the ut most success, on a servant girl, your Female Reoilator, prepared then at Bradfield’s Di ng Store, West Point, Ga. She had been suffering severely from sup pressed menstturat ion and this medici e soon lestored her to health. She ’.s to day living in Atlanta sound and well I will state farther, I hut I know of its being used with equal suecess in other cases. Ido not hesitate to indorse your preparation lor the purpose for which you recommend it. Yours truly. JNO. G, WIHTNKII. nug 19-1 in. LA WHENCE V ILL E MARKET. CORRECTED WEEKLY J«V B. K. STRICKLAND Dried apples 7c. I) icd peaches per lb Jc. Fodder hun '.red bundles.. 2 00 Prints 7y a a 1(1 Augusta Shirting 8 a 10 Sen Island Sheeting Hals Rio Coffee 28 a 30 ('Sugar J 2 a 15 Woodward's Flour §4 00 Yarns §1 20 Hemlock Sole Leather. . . 32 a 40 Upper Leather 65 a 75 Corn 75 Wheat 1 5o Meal 'JO Peas... 1 00 He eon 14 a 15 Hams, sugar cured 18 Lard 18 Mackerel, ter kit. 1 50 Eggs, ...1 10 a 12Ja Rutter 20 Plow Steel 11 a 15 Nails 6 a 8 Salt, per suck §2 40 Rice 12^ Cuba molasses 50 (lysteto per lb. box 15 Candles 22 a 25 Painted buckets 25 Usoaou, UwiXKKTT Cni'M V. Whereas. Win. ,J. Born, administrator of I). D. Born, represents to the Court that he has fuliy administered the estate of said deceased. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindml ami creditors, to show cause, if any they can. why said administrator should not I*- I discharged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first 1 Monday in November next. This Aug. , 8th,'1876. JAMES T. LAM KIN, uug 9 id Urdiuary. ATLANTA MARKET. CORRECTED WKEKI.Y. Torn go 1 30 a 1 50 bacon loig Ralk Meats.clear rih sides lvs* Ir 1 ft Hour, extra o 50 fnmily 7 00 htney 8 00 Sugar, A 11W C it Syrups, refined •• 50 aBO Orleans..., 75 ft- 80 Mola«ses 35 a 37 Toffee, Rio 23 a 25 Rice Suit, Virginia §2 (>6 Liverpool §| .5 Eggs 1€ a 20 Butter 15 a 20 Chickens 25 a 30 beeswax 25 \\ 001, washed 35 a 50 unwashed 25 Nails, per keg 3 75 Iron, bar iron 3 50 steel 20 a 22 horseshoes 7 a 8 horse shoe nails.. 20 a 30 Gwinnett 3lorfijayc sal.}. W ill he sold before tlie Court house door, in the town of Lnwrenceville, within the legal hours of sale, en the first Tues j day in October next ihe following dcscrib | ed property: One large bay mare mule, about eight years old. Levied on as the property of | J. K. Robinson to satisfy a mortgage J fi. fa. from Gwinnett Superior Court in | favor of J, ll.Turmr vs. J. K. Robinson. Property pointed out in said mortgage. This August Ist, 1 87(i. J. M. PAT ERSON, nug 2—til Sheriff. I : i Georgia, Gwinnett County. Whereas, Hiram Mathis and Vincent T. Johnston having applied to me for ! permanent letters of administration on the estate of George W. Collins, late of said county, this-is lo cite all and singu lar. the creditors and next of kin of Geo. W. Collins,to he mid appear at my office, on the first Monday in September mxt, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Hiram Mathis and Vincent I’. Johnston on George W. Collins’ estate This .Lily 21st, 1 w 7(». JAMES T. LAM KIN, July 2fi-td Ordinary. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS A ffpjlto 25 elfTrant 9xll Chromos, Aguillo $1; IN) lor $3. National Clirom > Co.. Tliila., Pa. 4 CURIOSITY. A leu dollar Hill of 1775 sent free for stamp. Aildress Hurst <fc Co., 77 Nas sau St., N, V. Acyp-n-j-q 4'e have in pre-s a Xa. 0 VIX o o new campaign book by a College Pres., 1,. L. D. Rig pay. 5(1 cents will secure outfit and territory. K. R. Treat. Pub., 805 Broadway. N. Y. MINI) READING, PSYGHO.V VN GY, Fascination, Soul Charming, M sim ri-m, and Marriage Gotde, snow ing how either sex may fascinate and sain the love and affection of any person lla v cions* instantly. 40(1 pages. By mail, 50 cents, limit A (Jo , 189 S 7th St., Phi la., Pa. n agents wanted for the great Centennial history It sells faster than any other book. One \gcnt sold 61 copies in one day. Send for extra terms to agents. Address National Publishing Co, Philu., Pa., Columbus, t) , or ,-t, Louie, Mo. CiY n Agents for the best sell- W uiitvU iug Stationary Package in the world. It contains 15 sheets ol paper, 15 Knvtlnpcs, golden pen, lien holder, pencil, patent yard measure, and a piece of jewelry. Single package,with pair of elegant gold stone sleeve buttons, ] postpaid, 25 cents. 5 with assorted jew- j elry for SUt". This package has been examined by the Publisher of the Gwin- ; nett Hkrai.d and found as represented worth the money Watches given uway to all agents. Circulars free. BBIDE it CO., 769 Broadway, X. Y. ; Agknts Wanted for the New Historical Work Our WESTERN 1 ’.ORDER, A Complete and Graphic History of American Pioneer [file 100 years aoo. Its thrilling conflicts of Red and White Foes, Exciting adventures, Cap'ivitics, Forays,Scouts.Pioneer women and boys, Indian war pnihs. Camp life, and Sports A book for old and young. Not a dull page. No competition. Enormous sales. Agents wanted everywhere. Illustrated I circulars free. J, 0- MrCURDY A Co., I’hila., lhi. For Couyhs, Colds, Hoarseness, and all Throat Diseases, Use Wells’ Carbolic Tablets, Put u(i only m Iflue Boxes. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. For sale by Druggists generally, and C. N. Ci:ittk.xton,7Ui Sixth uve., N. Y. Men are earning §lO to §l2O. jier week! selling OUK COUSTUY And its Rksouhckn. Complete i.t the thrilling HISTORY of 1 tit* eventful years also of the great Ex hibition,” —grand in description of nnr mighty resources in agrieultuiv.eommerec, minerals, manufactures, natural wonders, curiosities, etc , all rielilv illustrated. A "Century” 11111(1 and ‘‘Bird's-Eve v.ew,” lice. Sells marvellously fast.— 1,000 more agents wanted quickly for tnia and our standard "Lise jik Litinostonk,’ - 60.000 already sold, also new 8ib1e,2.000 ; illust. Has no equal. For extra terms write to HUBBARD BK»IS.. Pubs , I’htla., I’a. Jjaly 26 lin J- E. CLOUD, Buford, - - Go. IIAS JUST UKCKIVKD A LAUGH ** AND Well Selected Stock ot HALL am. WIN I LK DRY GOODS, ROOT'S, SHOES, HATS, FANCY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, V hi< li he is offering to the trade at bottom prices, For Cash or Barter. He abo keeps on hand a large Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, HARDWARE and RROVISIONS. Special attention is called to his Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, which is the Largest and Most Complete) ever offered for sale in Buford. The HIGHEST MARKET PRICK will be paid for c O T TO N , And all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE! Relore selling your produce or purchas ing goods. GIVE ME A TRIAL! lam prepared to offer as LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS As any house in the county. linford, October Ist. 1875. [oct fi-tf. Mrs. E. P. O'Conner, Fashionable Milliner, No. 43 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, - - Gkoboia., ! Would inform her customers and the pub j lie generally that she keeps constantly on j hand a BARGE STOCK OK T ASHIONAELE MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, which she offers very low for Cash, at wholesale or retail. Having la on in the business for eigh teen years, sheenotident!v imnonnces that she can otter blaral iniliiiemenis to all who w ill patroniw* her. Slit* would be pleased to see all of her friends at her -tore. (net 27-ly. A tunltu, Ga., (Ictober 26, 18"< 5 Constimjitiou ( lira/ ! An <ild physician, ret ill d from active pu.ct.ee, having had placed in his bunds 'y an East India Missionary I lie formula of a simple vegetal, e remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of consump tion, binuchilis, catarrh, asthma ami all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervousdebilitv and all nervous complaints, alter having thoroughly testeil its wonderlul curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to Ins suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a coil cicntions desire to relieve human suffering, lie will send (lice of charge) to all who desire it, this recei|ie, wi ll lull directions for preparing and successfully using. Sent by return mail by address ing with stump, naming this paper. Dr. W. C. STEVENS, Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y, ma My. w. J. D. SKELTON. JOHN M. .MlllJi SKELTON <fc MILKS. MANL’FAUTURKRS OF wagons, BUGGIES, FURNITURE, ETC, Lnwremrcvillc - Cjlji. We have secured the services of first rate blacksmiths, and are prepared to do all kind of wagon and buggy repairing and plantation wink at short notlicc so on reasonable terms Orders solicited. February 9,1874. feb 11-ts (j KEAT BARGAIN ! 250 Acres of Land hr Sale—On the Air-Line Railroad The undersigned offers (nr sale Two Hundred and h illy Acres of luind, ali in the woods. This tract lies on the Railroad, about halt way between Su w a nee and Buford depi ts. The public road from one d- pot to the other runs through it. At: extra bargain is offered. A good home enK.u-1 II I do not sell I would be willing to exchange lor land near Liwrcnccville. T. M. PEEPLES. September 12. ’75, [sep 15-ts SASH, DOOMS and liI.INDS. We have the largest stuck of Wliite Pine Sash, Doors, and Blinds in the South. Our (dices arc lower than small miHiulactnrcrs or dealers can afford. Our terms are strictly cash, our prices are too low to give credit; bat we ship goods to be (raid for 011 delivery at the depot where the purchaser resides, und guaran tee them to give satisfaction. JEN NINOS k ASHLEY. 31 and 33 Broad »t., Atlanta La. lebln bur THE “ Philharmonic” Piano, This entirely new instrument pcs essing all the essential ipialuies of mine expen sive and higher priced Pianos is offered at a lowe r price Ilian miv similar one now in the market. It is durable, with a magnificence ot tone hardly surpassed and yet can he purchased at prices and on terms within the reach ol all. This in strument lias all the modern improve ments including the celebrated "Agraffe” treble ai d is tally warranted. Catalogues mailed. 11 A T E ns* X EIV SCALE PIAXOS are the best made. The touch elastic, and a riM,singing tone, cowkukl'i.. cure and even. WA PHILS' Concerto DUG INS cannot be excelled in tone or beauty; they defy cuMi-EirrioN. The Concerto Stoe is a Fink Imitation ol the Human Voice. PRICES EXTREMELY LOW I'm cash during Tins Month. .Monthly Instalments received; or, Pianos, §lO to 82(1; Organs. §5 to $1 ; Second hand Instruments §3 to #5, monthly alter first Deposit. AGENTS WANTED. A Liberal Discount to Teachers, Ministers. ( hurdles, Schools, Lodges, etc. Special Inducements to the Trade. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HORACE WAT ERS & SONS, 181 Broadway, New York. Box 3,5t>7. lES Tl MO XIA LS OF WATERS’PIANOS & ORGANS. \\ at era’ New Seale I’ianos have pecul iar merits.— New York Tribune. The tone ol the Waters’ Piano is rich, mellow and sonorous. T hey possess great volume of sound and the continuation of sound or singing power is one of their most marked features.—X. V. Times. Waters’ Concerto Organ is so voiced as to have a tone like a full rich alto voice. It is especially hnman in its tone, powerful yet sweet.— Rural New Yorker. sept 1, 1875-ly. .1. IL HARTLEY- W. T, HRMIRIX ll A uTL E 1 & II EM) J{ IX manufacturers of Tin ami Sheet-Iron Ware AND — Dealers iu Stoves, —AT-- Buford , - Ga. Any and rl! kinds of tlie above wares manufactured to order S*-,y- ltooffng, Guttering, and General Job Work done nt Shortest Notice anil at the Lowest Prices. If you contemplate buying a stove ol any kind, call on as before pur- | chasing elsewhere, as we sell as Ciieaj* | as the (Tikapmt ! fcif" We goarantec all goods that we I sell to be what we represent them to be. 1 feb 17. 1875-1 y. AG ENTS, make no engagements till you see our NEW BOOK, Which in thrilling interest,sterling merit, j elegiinci* and i licopness, hnf absolutely no ! equal. It i* “The Tiling” for the (lenten-1 nial period—takes oil siglit. The North 1 American Review says it is “crserving of j unqualified praise; we anticipate for it an extensive popularity' : The Dubuque Times soys ‘Just such a work as thou sands of the American People will be glad to possess": tlie Detroit Advertiser calls it “preferable to any yet published.” Any active NLx or Wnman of good ad dress instiled large profits and steady work (or a year. For full pnirliculurs, address J. B. Ford k Go.. 27 l'uik Place,New York, may 3-Bw. ' IWINSHIPIRON WORKS fjpyi SAWMILLS.GRISTMILLS SHAfllMltmK. BOaSt fOMLIBSORCHUMMiII! THE CELEBRATED WINSHIP COTTON GIN. THE YYINSHIPCOTTON PRESS FOR STEAM.HORSE.OR HAND POWER WINSHIP & BRO. &[A/0 FOR CIRCULAR ATLANTA GA. june 21-ly. For Sale! •PUB undersigned offers for sale two • secondhand tains, one a Remington fifty saw gin and condenser; the other, a lorly saw A iuship t■ in. Both in good running order—have been nseil lint little 'Ve will also sell a first-class Brooks t'o'lou Press. Persons dosiiiiig to pur chase will find if to their intercut to com niunicale with 11s at once, as we w ill mil a bargain. W. 11. WILSON. W. L. V A INDIAN”. 1 jiwrencr-ville. May 30, 1876. C»10 si day at home. Agent* wanted. Ooutil aiid ierms lice, ruao-lyj l HUE A CO Augusta, Maine. The Morning Kens SAVANNAH, - - GV I^ll ryiHE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN of B 1870, which includes National,State and county elections, and which will un doubtedly be the most relive and hotly contested of since the memorable canvass of 18(i0, is now fairly opened. Tlie National Democratic I’artv will this year make n bold, vigorous ataf dnuMlu-s suc cessful struggle lor the maititiranee and supremacy of those principle a which nn> vital to the prosperity of the Republic and essential to the well being of ill; people. In addition to the Presidential election, the people in Georgia and Florida will elect new Mute governin' lit.-'. In Elo' idu the campaign promises to he unusually vigorous, and there is a probability Unit for the first time since the war the jioiiplo of that Radical-riddel) Stale will eject a Democratic State government. In these campaigns the people of the SotHli are deeply interested; anil every intelligent citizi n.who has the welfare of his country and his section at heart, should acquaint him a eif will', every detail ot the great work of redemption ami reform that is now going on. To this end lie should subscribe to as sist in circulating the Savannah Morn ing News, us; indepemluit Democratic newspaper, of pronounced opinions and fearless in their expressions; a paper that, is recognized evei y where us the Inst daily in the South. Its editorial deportment is vigorous,thoughtful, and consistent,whim its news and local departments are mar vels of industry ond complet, mss. Its department of Georgia and Florida af fair!? is not confined lo a mere banco summary of events transpiring in those Stales, but is enlivened Hy comment ut once apt, timely, and racy. The ample resources of tlie ratahfish i incut w ill be devoted to i unlinking the : readers ol the MORNING NEWS with the latest intelligence from all (mrls of the world through the press dispatches, special telegrams,anil by melius ol special correspondence; and through these agen cies the paper will lie the earl hut chroni cler of every noteworthy incident of the political campaign of 1876. fcTUSCRimOB. Daily. 1 year 810 00 “ 6 mouths 5 00 “ A months 2 fill 1 ITi-Weekly, 1 year 6 01) ‘ 6 months .’I 09 “ *1 mon'lia 1 50 Weekly. 1 year 2 00 “ 6 monlh-s ‘ 1 00 “ montlit* 50 i Specimen copies sent free uj receipt of five cents. f- Money can be sept by Post Office Order, Registered Lett#, or Eapress, at our risk. J. H. K,STILL, jn)v!9-tf Savannah. Ga. David Mci rida ■ Manufacturer anil Dealer in Currlajft-s, 1 toe lui ways. Buggies, Light Koad Wjisohb, Etc., Etc. No. 3G Decatur Street, Alanta, - - Ga. All my work is maik of the best material and WARRANTED, and t Defy Competition In Quality and PwckJ 1 employ only skillful workmen, and my work baa stood the test ia (jeorgia, Vlabama, South Carolina, and Florida, and I confidently re fie to all niy patrons.' I June put up owe hundred wagons fox the Singer, Howe, Weed und Domestic Machine companies, und they are now iu use all over tbe Stale. Persons desiring first-class works either in Carriages, liockatvays, Itiijgjgios, or UigrlU Spring: VYagonr Are invited to examine my niamifaclnre and prices, us 1 know no manufactory iu the State can oiler superior inducement. David IHcßridc. Atlanta, Oetolier 16, t»VS. [6lll. <2 END 23c. to (i l*. HOW ELLA CO.. O New York for Pamphlet of 10(1 pages, containing list ol 300 newspnprrs and estimates, showing cost ui advertising marß-iy $5 to §ZU £ - WoB lyj . riN»ON .1 Co., Portland. Maine,
