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NEWS if LOCA EAWGA, * 1 1 * lJt FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 2 rtßf k£ * " ?' /- CLUB RATES, For the benefit of these wi<Ung'*« pet Bp. rhiba for the Niws & Farmer, we offer the following inducements: Five copies one year.. .........£lO - “ “ 11 - Ejj- The money always to accompany the order. To those w : sh ; ni? nTeminms for elnb«, -we make the following offer: - Fer five subscribers St 50 each, we will give Ilemorest's Indies Magazine, one year »* or n ttrr*»n» Ladies Magazine, one year, tor fear subscribers, at $2.50 each: or, we will rive for twenty subscribers, at $2.50 each. IlsA eier's. veto edition, Unabridged Dictionary , tho rcculnr price of which is sl2 Parties getting up clnbs, will pteosesend Jn the names as fast as they get them. Tnoeo who have sent in clnhs of five Slid upwards, i an forward subscribers at two dollars e«ch.: Read the card of Dr. C. R Steed, Dentist, e’sewhe ein our columns. He h»* permanent ly located in our town, and from the recommen dation lie brings from the citizens of McDuffie county, is a man who throughly understand*llls business. Give him atrial. The Tionisvllle market Is now in great n ed of Butter, Chickens Eggs. Beef, Mutton Ac, Any of which will betaken »U payment for the Krws & Farmer. Some of ear citiiena have lmd to send to Bartow for some of the abqve arti cles, but we hope it is the last tim£ have to* do such a thing. Can’t our frend “Leniter” send us in something of the kind ? 11 won’d hring a good price, and our citizens would tako it as a great favor. Attention is directed to the Advertisement of Mark W. Johnon, of Atlanta, fit Rnat Pn»l Oats have been tried by Judge Warren, M. A. Evpns and'Watlpy Bsttey, of this com-Jr, and found to be juatas represented, snwethink our farmers, to insure a good crop of oats, would da wll to order from Mr. J< hnson. As we knew liim to boa gentleman, of the highest business qnalitids, we can safely recommend him to onr citizens. The Rust Proof o*»s Can be ordered through M. A. Evans* Cos., of Bartow. Send to Mr Johnson fora price list. If.IK O TO Kilt,. We learn from a very r liab'e gont'eman of this comity, that a “lightning proof suffrage s'mger” on bis place, was bit a few evenings since bv a Battle Snake on’the foot,, but it did not. stop him from work. He says he had the ankle pound .npverv tight, and all 'he bipod squeezed ont of thebi'e that be conld get out, then bathed the place in Spirits Trirpentin* and gave the patient a tahl- spoon-ful of Sweet Oil „„d a yoorfOrlnk of Brandy. The boy was able to go to picking cotton the next morning The Snake is dead, but the negro still lives. Tins .rrersw f.hb The next nnnnal exhiblilon of the Cottftn Btales Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso ciation, will Open in Angnsta, on Tuesday. October 31st and oontinno for five days. We gratefully acknowledge the cordial and comp'itnentary invitation extended its by Dr. W H. Tutt, President of the Association,- — This coming Fair promises to surpass in inter est any that has ever proceeded it and with assurance, we say to those w 1 ,o contemplate visiting the Fair, we any, they wiR be h : g?lly p'ensed as well as benefited. ’The . Hail Rood will pass all visitors, and articles for ex Inhibi tion, for one fair. JTKIV GOOBS Our active, polite and fair deaHiig merchant, Mr. M. H. Hopk'fßS. es the firm of Wilkins and Hopkins, has just returned from tile North, bringing with him a very large and well selected stock, both of Dry Goods and Gro ceries, and says he can please the most fastidi ous, as to quality and price- His present fall stock of fashionable clothing, furnishing goads, lmts and caps, boots and 'show, ladies dress goods, &c., eeems to be complete in every par ticular, and at prices to suit the times. We advise our renders to give these gentlemen a trial before purchasing elsewhere, and be con vinced that you can buy goods in Louisville, as cheap as you can in Savannah of jLugJtsta. ■% r. *. MffOPi On Sabbath last, as Wr peopH were mto b:ing at church,[tor morning s«ri«|»iaeme ex citement was caused by the’Siportod j»pp*w*ch es a detachment of U S- **£*«fe*" after, to the number of twenty, under c ommand of Lieutenan Shultz, who has fsvorajjly hn p-essed our citizens wißi his quiet an)f gentle man deportment amongst ud, entered dhr town and are now qnarterefi in the Court Hwwe. As Editors are supposed to find out every thing we have spared no pains to ascertain their business here; but tip to this writing— why, or fpr what purpose they were Sent h-. re, remains a mistery. They seem to’be a very quiet set of men, all from the “auld conn trie,” and are doubtless sent here to do honor to the old Capitol of the State: why should not Louisville be a Garri*oued town as well as Savannah or Augusta ? We have t heard it suggested that they were gent here for their health—Louisville is healthy. ; If FUKMOVS r.VK'.U, Our pate in no longer covered by Hjat AU*oi dated old tile,, so fkmiliar to Our whole eotßuAi ni*y, but is encased in genuine felt iiild ttotois take. We neverfcipeeted td.possess 'such an article again, but thanks to the liberality of Onr enterprising merchants Wilkins & Hopkins, we can now protect our train bowl from the attacks of wind and weather. They have lots of flue hats, and indeed everythingY'aonl take our word forit, but step into their'store when jn town, and if you don’t buy something, ,%w prices and honest dealing, together with the most gentlemanly courtesy has no effect. On you. We have often'heard of - 'lbe right man in the right place,” but our friend H. unquestionably fills thd bid, when behind the counter, at taaM ( so tlionght we when we paid for a fin.e hat with '■thank you." We understand that thereupon at Betlehem was quite a success, though from press of business we were unable toatfewL ; 1 li: The historical address of Mr- W. Duggon was very bse though interrupted by thedtielemtindy of-Efie weather.' £Eoij » w ‘“ 0 ’ >ia 1 Prof, A, B. Niles of Griffig*n«|d© the people believe thatbeWae netfeh interested io the educatonaHntfcfests ■of tbe South, l'hedinner was ara yle for the most of ibe people present* } We undersUutd that Old Jefferson Was represented by several of her most hantUotue daughters, and clev erest men. May Bethlahein long live to give suqfi entertainments and our 'chivalry pnd beauty be permitted ’tp attend them. •! r • tub ionst'll.L.B elC.t OB.VT This old and famous institution was again opened on last Monday morning, under the Superintendance of Mr. W. L. Patterson. By an arrangement with the Trustees of the b'2d Disl., the Academy enters upon the ne.w role of a “free school.” Parents and all othets having chil dren in charge, should bear this fact in mind. The Academy building is largp apd well arrange ; recently the Tiustefishavi; made necessary repairs! although there is not a com plete outfit of sellout furniture ami apparatus, yet there is a, sufficiency for comfort and immediate want. Mr. Patterson is an energetic yonng man, ami brings with him an excellent character tor inoraliry, so briety aud intelligence. Ho receiv ed the largt r part of his education at this same Instil tiun, under the tutorship anti training of Prof. Win. S. Ldvvry. He finally graduated at Erskine College, and now returns inlb 'lie midst ol his family and friends, to besiow the benefit of his culture upon the children of his na tive conuiy. This determin ton and undertaking on his pan, is in the highest degree commendable, and we feel saiisfiied that the Trus tees and lHiirons of the sc boo , will give him every encouragement ami all the assistance pos-ible. Let every Parent ami Guardian of cliil dre’ll avail themselves of tbe advan tages of this school, rememltering that a failure to tin so, under the fa vorjible circumstances, will amount to gross negligence. of » ,'i ' GEORGIA. We have received from Col. Henry D. Capers, Secretary, a copy ol the premium list anil rules and regula tions for the first annual exposition Of’lhe Industrial Association of Geor gia, to be held ai Savannah, com mencing November 2lst. The city of Savannah has subscribed ten thousand dollars, the Central Rad road ten thousand, and private itidi victuals large sums. The list ol premiums otiered to the public to compete lor prizes. Aside from the usual number of premiums several special premiums are offered by private parties and business men, amongst which we uuiice one of plate to the value of ode bundled dollars, for the best live bales up land cotluu, cosigned to their care, by Messrs. Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, and of plate to the vullue ol twenty-five dollars for ihe next best five bales, by tbe same firm. The fair primuses to lie one of the most interesting in the South. Washing ton‘GaZhttb. am For thcfXews Farmer. LCQMM UNICaT &D-.] * trip to PiTurrcji i*, * A Continuing a North-east course, 1 suddenly came upon a neat little grave-yard in the wild woods, loca ted upun the summit of a beautiful little sandy mount, shaded by black jacks. .The mounds looked Iresh and were artistically arranged, sub stantially enclosed, exhibiting clear proofs that the dead left friends be hind who had' not forgotten them. Here the departed sleep in peace freed from the toils and vexations of life! The winds may blow aud the birds sing, but they will know no more 6f earth ’till Gabriel’s trump shatl bid them rise, leave the tombs and mount the skies. onward to the summit of a low ridge, 1 unexpectedly came upon ope ol Eine-lueky's great curiosities, the king of the pine lorest, or to be more explicit, a huge Gopher. Tins o'd resident had reached the verge of the road just in front of me, when discovering Capt- Sprawls he con cluded'to halt and throw himself en "t-irely. upon rdy mercy. I baited aleo, and we eyed each other en tpnidngly for sometime, but few woftAs passed between us. I thought to mysbll, 1 have often heard of the flfard-gheMs’* in this locality, won ifef if this is one of them! I had al so a great curiosity la know to what part of the United States—so-called —he was. emigrating; and the reas ons that induced him to bid farewell To his dative hill and try his fortune in parts unknown. But 1 soon dis covered that we did not speak the same language, and therefore, I could not ascertain whether he was cunning away fom the Ku Klux, or afiiad government managed by rad icals," the father of them, or from poor land, or if he was actuated sim ply l>y n wild spirit of adventure. Bui j>ne thing is true the sight of him' arnused many slumbering thoughts, that a few minutes before, were sleeping profoundly in memo ry’s great tjtadle. I thought of the tinfe when I was a little boy, and was wpnt to ride this wild horse of the sancT hills, ] thought of the time, years gone by, when 1 lived way down Souths in the vicinity of a re gion noted tot gophers. In that sec ; tion.they were esteemed a great del iceey, and to capture one, waste capture a prise. I was credibly in formed that a man might walk en tirety around some premises in the neighborhood upon their shells, with out once selling his foot upon “terra firma.” * 1 well remember that on a beau tiful Sabbath day, I once passed through this gopher reigionlo till an afternoon appointment, having been specially invited to make a speech in advocacy ut Sabblh scools at a cer tain place. The very first house I passed, my attention was arrested by two liugh g iphers who had drove up to the proprietor’s gate snd were trying to get through. They seemed to possess a volun tary spirit of self-sacrifice and were obliging inough to call in lime lor dinner! The next thing that arres ted rny attention in passing thiough this wire-grass region, was a large church built ol hewn lugs, wi li a pulpit reaching up nearly to the tool; just above the sounding hoard 1 discovered the head of a Divine, having the e\e of a binck-siiake, on ly of larger diiuenlions. He was a man of strung Intel.ecl hut very weak inr rals. Just the night pre ceding, 1 e was in his grocery, who I ing, twisting aud winding among his barrels, dealing out ruui to drunk en sots till midnight, who had fe.lt ragged children weeping wives, einptv eiitis and Wive lied morals behind them ! Next day being ri.io bath, and he a minister, *>f «w«pt<e he fell it to be his duty to point am to his neighbors the Straight and nar row path that leads lo lliu climes ol glory !!! He look his text in the 19th chapt.ut Genesis —dodom was very wicked and was uln.ut lo be destroyed by liie—alter the two an gels h id conducted Lot, his wise aud two daughters ‘"Without tit cit ’ — the following warning was given: ‘Escape for thy lit, iouk not behind thee, neither Slop thou in all ttie plain ; escape to the mountain lest thou be consumed.” As l snf upon a hack bench and listened to his lul tv skim star flights «»*.' elmpu nee, and ever and heard the te.xi “Escape tothe mountain” thrilling ringing far away through the pint \ woods, 1 thought lo myself, old h • low, you are some distance from the mountain yourself or 1 am very much mistaken —But where «m If Jf’ar a way from Pinetucky—’Twill take several days to ride the gopher b-ick, after which, you will hear from me again. CAPT. SPRAWLS. Advertising.— -There is a class of persons who imagine they are doing judiciously by apyeriising through the medium of circulars. They scatter a lew thousand through the city annomjcing their business, and await the result, fiilty convinc ed that in sn doing they have taken all necessary preliminaries to suc cess. Various circulars are almost daily lo be found on the door steps and entry ways of respectable hous es. Their fate is generally, that they are either thrown into tin streets by the indignant servant girl who answers the bell, or summarily pitched aside by The man of the house who finds them when he re turns, and who desires no suggestions of new methods of lightening his purse. The use of circulars may, in certain limited cases, answer every purpose; but the vast majority of those who have made money by ad vertising have found that the col umns ol a newspaper are the best and surest, and in the end ihe cheap est, medium of cnm.hunicaiion be, tween the business world and the public. BAGGING and TIES lor sale low, by WILKINS & HOPA'ISS. Sept 1,187). Id if. M A RKE'f TtEPO.ftT 3. *Attgusta, September 20.-- Co&n, rßj; set. con Clear Rib Side*. 9@t)i; Sh.nil dors ,7 i©- 1 2 Hams, lf>4@l(i, Corn, s9s© 100, Wheat, $1 4H@l 70. Saeannah, Sept 20.—Cotto», l.?i@ Mk * Mobile, Sept. 20—Cotton, 19j. Baltimore, Sep. 20—Colton. 25, j New Orleans, Seyf. 30— Cotton. 19f. New York, Sept. 13—Cotton, 20f@21. Liverpool, Sept 2TS —Cotton, centraiTr. k. scheLuleT UA* TRAra. Leave Savannah 7 15 Arrive at Bartow 12 51 “ “ Macon 451 Leave Macon 7am Arrive at Bar.ow 11 5 “ “ Savannah 525 RIGHT TKA Iff. Leave Savannah..... ..: 7pm Arrive at Bartow 1- 23 “ “■ Mccon.., 515 Leave Mac0n...... $ 30 Arrive at Bartow. 1H 3ft “ “ Savannah...- 450 Passengers for Augusta, stake connection at Mitten, on both train*. Dentist. DR. C. R STEED, formerly of Thomson Ga., offers his professional services to the citizens of Louisville and Jefferson county.- Office at Mrs. f>r. Miller's residence. A share of patronage solicited. September 22, 1871. 21 3tn. ADMINISTRAROR’S SALE. WILL BE SOLD at ilie Market House in the town of Louisville, Jefferson Cos. on the FIST TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next, within the usual hours of sale, one tract of and known as the Robbins place, containing 1800 acres of land more or less, adjoining lands «f John W, Alexander, L. O. W*rreo, Mrs. Mari' Lowery, Win. and John Ponder. Terms cash- L. C. WARREN, Adm’r o*_. Eat. o f Mr*. Susan A, RohbtnA Sept 22, 1871. 81 td« TO GIN OWNERS. THE UNDERSIGNED repair Gina at the Gin heane e* time. a t • AGENTS. TANARUS, F, Hvlow. Louisville, CU-: E. O, Bosße. FFlrigbUviHe. G».i Vfn. A. Simms, D‘«.blin, Ga.i Baether* R*cordet, Mtlledgevillq, Ga.; Thos. TANARUS, Dickens, Sparta, Qv; T. ILißhttrlejr. Warranto*. G*. " . , lew Goods. WE HAVE RECEIVED the largest por tion of onr FALL STOCK, and tbe re mainder will be on hand in a few days. AVe respectfully eolirU ah ihsufcDoftef onr Gunds by the public, end feel confident that We will be abk> to please, not only with the style of onr goodebut with the prices of them. Onr Stock has been w ith great j care in the beet markets; has been bought CLOSE and we ex pect to give our patrons the benefit of oar care- We call special attention to ear slock of which will bf? found more varied and Cheaper than any that has ev er been ofie.ed iu ibis section since the war. OUR LINE OF &A9333 33333 S®3®3, Cloths , Cassmers t*. . is complete and cannot l»e surpas ed in this vicinity, all we ask is fin you to call aud see for yourselves. Notwithstanding the great ad vance in cotton and cotton goods, we slili continue lo sell the best calicoe’s of which we have a veiy large and beautiful assortment at the old price of CASH. We also have uu hand a good stock of HOSIERY, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, NOTIONS.. IIATS & CAPS, GROCERIES, .Sic., which we offer as low as can be bought anywhere. Wilkins & II pkins, Lottir-ville, Gff. May h, 1851. 1 ly- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. JEFFERSON COUNTY VH By virtuo of au order lrum thofcoiirt of o»*Jimay if paid county, will be sold at jtlir Market house, in »be town of Louisville, on .lot FIRST TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next, within the usual hours of s ,la. one half interest in trial tra: t <lr pare lof laid situated in said comity, containing ;1070) one ihonsaud and seventy acres more or Us°, ad adjoining lands of A. J. Williams, Elizabeth Brown and others, to be sold a the property of tbe estate of Eliza lieth Brown deceased, lor the benefit of the creditors and . heirs of said deceased. Terms cash Purcharicr requirml to pay lor title*. burwell j. brown, Adm’r Estatate of Eliza Brow*. Sepi. 22, |BC|. 21 tds NOTICE. The undersigned will furnish parties whotn tend b,aiding Tents at Parkers Church Camp Ground, wrih f .timber of any size aud quality at reduced prices. Mend in yonr orders. PALMER & JOHNSON ■ Sept, 15th Wit. 21) ts. Louisville Drug Store. ■ i lO"—C«" E. H. W. HUNTER, M. D. Druggist so Apothecary. -•frqgoggwor io & >—■ Keeps ouhauxi aTftffl and assorted 1 stock : ,f DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, PERFUM ERY, SOAPS, COMBS. BRUSHES, TOIL ET ARTICLES, LAMP CHIMNEYS, GARDEN SEED of all kinds; FINE CIGARS and CHEWTNG TOBACCO; WINDOW GLASS aud PUTTY &c. &c. Which he offers to sell FOR CASH, as cheap <1 s they cna be bough', ut roiuii, in any town iu th* August 4, l€t!.. Jd tfg STEIXAVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. V. T. Sanford —Principal. The FALL TERM of this School will open ou Monday, August 21 si. Board can be obt dnod near tbe Aoademy on most reasonable terms. , ■ AnwVl ts v —■■l'.'")) ... sum " 11 ry *A». K. T. ALLSs, w*. A. xo*rSi«s attorneys at law WRKiHTSTILLE, GA. All bosjoess entrusted IO their MM will meet wilh prompt atleetkm. Particular attention given to the collection ofotahns COTTON GINS. THE undersigned i* Agent for the Hell, Ham mock, Prat and BrowuGins. All these are First Class Gins, and those wishing to purchase will find it to their advantage to purchase through me. Guano for Turnips on hand. J. tV. CARSWELL, .Aug. 18 1m Agt. No. 11 C. R. R. WARREN & HAYLES, RETAIL DEALES IN smmsn & mmms Siry Goods* —A N D A® Aft® of every description. NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, White Goods, us the most seasonable styles always found on hand. In connection with our businrs-: we have a fine assortment of \A\ v , -■ . . , - Groceries, which we oiler C-H-E A P for ■;€-A-S-H WARREN & HAYLES, Louisvillee, Ga. May 5 8711, I ly RUPTURE Relieved mud Cured by Dr. Shortnan't Patent Appliance an l Compound. Office, «>T Broadway. M. T. Bend ltw. for l.ooli with photographic IlkenaMM or«au«" before mud after .'tire, with the H ■•nry Ward Beecher cane, letteiw mud pertrait. Beware of travel tug it» poo term, aho prtteud te hare baoo. montteaula of Dr. Shzbxam. Be has ao Agents. f mmm. SPECTACLES RENDERED USELESS. OLD EYES MADE NEW. i All diseases of the Eye successfully treated by BALL’S NEW PATENT IVORY EYE CUPS. Read for yourself and restore your sight. Spectacles ond Su. gical operations rendered useless. The inestanaWe Blessing of Sight is made perpetual by the use ot the new PATEN r IMPROVED IVORY EYE CUPS. Many of pur most eminent physicians, occu lists students and divines have had their sight permanently restored sot life, and cured ot the following diseases : I Impaired ; 2. Presbyopia, or Far Sighted ness, or dimness of vision, commonly called Bluriiig ; :5. Asthenopia, or Weak Eyes ; 4JEp iphora, Running or Watery Eyes; 5. Sore Eyes specialy treated with the Eye Cups—cure guar autecd : 6-Weakness of the Retina, or Optic Nerve; 7. Ophthalmia, or Inflammation of the Ejeandits appendages, or imperfect vision from die effects.of Inflammation; 8. Photopho. hia, ofWntolernnce bf Light, 9. Over-Worked Eyes; 10. Mydesopia—moving specks or float ing bodies before the eyes; Amaurosis, or Ob scurity of vision; 11. Cataracts, Pa.tial Blind ness ; loss of sight. Any one can use the Ivory Eye Cups with out the aid of Doctor or Mediciue, so as to re ceive immediate beneficial results and never wear spectacles; or, if using now, to lay them aside forever. We guarantee a cure in every case where the directions are followed, or we willjefund the money. 2:509, CERTIFICATES OF CURE, From honest Farmers, Mechanics and Mer eluents, some of them the most eminent leading professional and business men and women of 'education and refinement, in our country, may be seen at our office. Under date of March 29, Hon. Horace Gree ley, of the New Ydrk Tribune, writes; ‘-J. Hall, of our city, iaa conscientious and cespon sible roan, who is incapable of intentional de ception or imposition. Prof. W. Merrick, ofLeiingtou, Ky., wrote April 24th 18(19; Without my Spectacles I pen you this note, after using the Pattent Ivory Eye Cups thirteen days, and this morning pe rused the entire contents of a Daily Newspaper, afid all with the unassisted Eye. Truly am I giateful to your noble invention may Heaven bless and preserve you. I have been using spectacles twenty years; lam seventy-one years old. Truly Yours, PROF. W. MERRICK. REV. JOSEPH, BMITH, Malden. Mass, cured of Partial Blindness, of 18 years’ stand tng, in one minute, by the Pattent Eye Cups. E. C, ELLIS, late Mayor of Dayton, Ohio, wrote us Nov. 15th : I have tested the Patent Ivory Eye Cups, and I am stisfied they are good. I ant pleased with them ; they are the greatest Invention of the age. AH persons wishing for full particulars, cer tificates of cure, prices. &c , will please send your address to us, and we will send out Trea tise on the Eye, of forty-four pages, free, by re turn mail. Write to Dr. J. BALL & CO P. O. Box, 957. No. 91 Liberty Street. New York. Fof the worst ease# of MYOPIA, or NEAR-SIGHTEDNESS, use oar New Pattent;. Myopic Attachmeote, applied to the IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved n certain care for this Our agent 8, Arrington, of Jefferson Connty Georgia, is authorised and empowered to a<- MM to all eases committed to hia care, he is f*|d wifi heaipplied with all the means *frel storing the sight. He can'wait on persons at their own houses or at hia own residence. DR j. BALL, A CO. Liberty steot, .: . 1,1. HEW YORK. July 211871 U 3m. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. TIIE UNDERSIGND takes pleasure in in forming the citizens of Jefferson and ad joining counties that he has opened a augury AND mm mmmMmm, where work of all description.-, both new and repairing, will be done witu neatness and dis patch. nORSE SHOEING done in the neatest and most substantial maimer, O'? 5 ’Cutting furnished at sort notice. G. H. HARRELL, Louisville. <ln. July*, 1871. ii (ini. 1 FOUL IA JEFFERSON COUNTY w l * By virtnro of a Court of Oordinary of Jefferson county, will be sold : t the Market House in the town of Louisvitk-, Georgia, oil the FIkST TUESDAY ill OCTOBER next, all the teal estate of Eli al.eth Chirk-, decided, consisting of one tract oi land situated in said county, adj ining lauds of Mary F. Arnold. Washington Roger*. Ann SleJinan and others, and containing ,wo hundred and sixty acres, more or less. Tube sold for benefit of heirs and creditors of said de-eased. Terms, one half cash, the other ha t t-. he paid ifie 1- 1 day of January, 1872, secured by mortgage on promi esiiutil the |.ureha.se. money is; paid. Pur ha ertopnv firr dries. MARYF ARNOLD Administratrix. An«. 25, lr7l. 17 tds. Manufacturers Notice. The undersigned, iuveutpr and sole proprie tor of the celebrated HAM UNIVERSAL PLOW, is desirous of granting put Shop Rigid* tor the same, tr work on a moderate Uo>aby, The ciieapacss, lightness and ifnrshi itv. of this plow, together with various other recommendations, make it one of the most saleable Agricultural implements now tniimfiicni'vd. Maiuifactur tti in this line ot busoiess, would and , well to ad* dress me for particulars at. an early dav. JOHN 1) II V VI, Louisville. Ga. August 18, IB7J it, dm Subscribe for the Jefferson News «$• Farmer, A LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED AT fti. • ! i ;;IC.‘ ,p LOUISVILLE, GEO. ■ taflj; t r hni:[ ::: w. 1 : ■ - ■ ■: . ; •*’*;;> . ! >. )•'*! *{«rf $2.50 a year in advance. Being determined that no effort on our part shall be spared to make this a live ly, readable and instructive ■vd : -V ' • - ; \ paper, we hope our friends will give us that encourage ment which we hope by our >.if if * ■ 'Z \ straightforward course to merit at their hands. j ADVERTISERS ■ - ■■ ' ; ■ .... ■■ . ■*: V. /. . -Hi :ii r.'f.r Will find our paper an ex cellent medium of reaching the wealthy population of this and surrounding coun ties. Send your advertise ments and get more than your money back. McGowan & Stratford, LOUISVILLE, GA. Take pleasure in informing their pa:, or.fv and the public generally that they have now ou hand CHEAP FOR CASH, a large assortment of SSiSU S£ 3E3 Hry Goods, GROCERIES. clothing. HARDWARE, tiII.FRY. WOODAVARE, BUCKETS, TUBS, &c., Ac., Ac., Ac., ANY .oid ail of which will be sold at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. GIVE US A OaLL. McGOWAN & STRATFORD, Louisville, Ga. May 5 1-70. | ) y . \Y XV CAKftll, UU CA :TEK, J T CARTER, Jr. 17. W. Carter & Sons, COTTON FACTORS A AS) Gli.X'iiK lh Commission Merchants, 1 A ( B ‘Y SAVANNAH, JUT STREET, GEORGIA. « : : v-r>|.„mpt porsorail mtui'ior given to Orders, i-iTPlanters sin,plied with Bagging and Ties at Lowest ilrtte-s . July 2:!rd 1871. 12 tim.