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Newspaper Page TextShe Quitman gamier* QUjTMAN, NOVEMBER 10, 1871. Lr;«Ai.. —Scu the 1e3.1l uo iceb U to-da/s DA-nXHE. Shkcu':' Sams.—Deputy St>< i >ff \\ ilsou dune a lirj.sk mercanUle business a* Ibe Court-house on Tuesday. An entire »:>*& 01 goods were dis posed of in a lew.yro's at favorable prices. —J9S»- •*“* • Coivox Se.rMKAfs.—Cpwa dso." one thousand bales of co .on have been shipped, the present season . ‘ir ' ■ Q.i’ nun depot. The late ta voroble wea.ber will ine ease the crop in this county sgyer.tl htinderd b. les. Tne Si user Sewing >l.:c!:i::e. See the advei tisemenl of ibis valuable Sewing Machine in o-day's !’.\NX' During .he week Messrs. W. M. Sn:v \ , J. R. Biv-sa and C. C. V, :\ibob. apeals for the sale ol said machine, have been in Quitman, proclaiming is me,is. and we ate happy to tram, met with moderate sac-cess. The si\o A- is (he be?, machine manu factured, a greater number are in service than nay other patent, and itinvaviably gives saiis fuciion. We commend it to our patrons in prei c.obce to all others; and in our op’tuoiOu Serv ing Vecuiue is necessary to a well regulated family. Messrs. W. E.'Baunks & Cos. are the lo cal agents for Quitman, and will tarnish auy information to parties desiring .0 purchase. Fixe Potatoes.— Mr. C. A. Barnes lias presented us some of the largest and finest sweet potatoes wo ever saw. They were grown on his place a short distance northwest of Quitman. Strawberries —On last Saturday, Mrs. Mii.tox C. Wade presented 11s a cluster of this delicious fruit, freshly plucked from her garden. It was large, thoroughly ripe and delicious. Tlio. re ception of fresh strawberries in the month of November, is a remarkable announcement; but we verily believe that said fruit can be realized in this climate every month in Ihe year. Conley’s Message. Politically, CcviAMiv C ...i.ky is a very cor j-upt'm.m. bu. as uciiugOuvcrnor oi f.coi giU; lie ccriainly mu lifcsts r, very iaadablc spiia. in b - ? first me.s--.00 to the Ccncial Asmmbly. We publish the document elsewhere, and the render will perceive ilia, it'? cooeiliaiorv. modest, and conialns aisc counsel, lie it and boas toi re form and economy iu .headiuiuis ration ol gov crument, and ine-Is iha' pa son w ~H'c shoubl bo ignored by (lie Executive a.id i.cgisla.ivc branches .and all work lo tohev for ihe good <■ flic cuiire people. Whilst w - endorse tin l s 1 of the me sage, we do *itof wish it understood that we coincide yvi.ii a'l ilie ?.\g ions au vanced. A, 11 future and. »we fcliall make onr coplions. Although Conley’s lease o' office wdl be brief, >i. is possible iliat lie may iiln? rt ,e tii.vi a Hadcal can make a con-eel official. If! be does. Ccorgia will award to him a due meat j ure of praise. A Cmiositf on (lie Fair Grounds.. Slock t f every character was extreme ] ly scarce on the Tliomasville Fail , Grounds, on Friday; Uut we lountl our j species that was really a cariosity. / stood erect, puffed a s.-gfir, and wore “store bought clothes”—and although resembling, in o.<e respect did not act like a gentleman. / w. s accompanied by a man, and as the E'Jitor of the Bax- j xeh passed, ll remarki and: "Tin . e f/ee- .do and haw'd du l;f Quitman I',h ' >, !” Wo had a notion of tendering 1 / a piece of soap to wash ids mouth, but concluiled the oc casion was inopportune, as it was un derstood ili-re wen- on. Ibe Fair giotunis negro policemen, ami < 1 may may ) avc ! been related to the bondmed of a ,>"jro \ official, whom U c “diily Quitman ctliJor* took occasion to voutillale a slunt linn-1 ago. Our well iiileulioiicd se-; vices j therefore were not tendered; and tin-, blaspheming, smoking thing pas cd on j way, and was happy, for <' had seen L dare tell the truth, and L fe are happy to learn that Mr. j B&wmure man of Savannah, wa* plotnasal ibe Thomasville Fair. n that the Democratic member' o nominate a candidate for Gov i a stonilofindsgnalioo ib-Ot ;,’i ! out theV-t.ite, and, we think cor.ec/y. «: •• people sent their Representatives to Atlanta t<» legislate for the welfare of the tale, and nol to ] nominate candidates for office. A dispatch from Washington on the 5.h ink -., declares dial the Pro id ;u has .no In lent ion G further suspend the writ of habeas cow# Jo lb • South, unless a similar condition of affairs to that in coutides in South Carolina occui - else where. Federal Officials.— Alvin D. Clark has been appointed Assessor, and A. N Wilson Collector for tLc First Internal Revenue District of Georgia. The lat- j ter is a good appointment and will give! satisfaction to all parties, we cannot say the same for the former. Judge Locelrane. —Chief Justice Loch rane is desirous lo resign bis position on the Supperue Bench, hut is afraid such action, at this time, might be mi scon- j filmed. Grant has apponded George Marsten, i of New Hampshire, Internal Revenue Supervisor for Georgia and Florida, in place of Kizyzoowski, removed. G.RANT ha ’ issued a proclamation re* luving Mai ion county, S. C., from mili tary law. lie was mistaken about there being Ku Klux in said county- $£75.00 Piitno. First Clo.«* Seven Octave Rosewood Plano, ove strung bass, with ail the latest improvements, warranted in every respect, and just as good in strument as the highest price Piano, having a plain, but finely polished Rosewood Case. J Organs, Melodcons. Rooks, Stationery, and J Fancy Goods, imported direct from Europe. H. L. SCHREINER, Oct. G, 1871.—[tO-if] Savannah, Ga. Ec Guided by what you Know. There is an old proverb which says. ‘ Expe rience is the safest guide. ’’ To this guide the dek and ibe ailing naturally turn when casting | about; for the means of relief. They enquire S what a medicine has done for others, before they 1 adopt it themselves. Os all the remedies and preventives in use. Hosioiter's Stomach Bitters meets the test most triumphantly, and hence its immense popularity and vast sales. The suffer er from indigestion is sure to find someone among his friends who has been cured of that ailmentsby the famous vegetable stomachic. The victim of fever and ague, liver complaint, constipation, nervous prostration, or general debility, has only to make inquiry in the neigh borhood v here he resides in order to discover what this standard restorative has effected in eases similar to his own. In the published tes timony to its merits ho will find a volume of proofs of ils sanitary properties, which it is im possible for lus common sense to resist. lie trie::, it. end the eii’ecd it produces on his system adds another to the host of witnesses in its fa vor. Thus, its repuiCtiou, founded on facts, not assertions, continually grows ami spreads. Charlatans and impostors some of them mere local tricksters, and others who take a somewhat whler range, attempt to thrust into the hands and down the throats of invalids. I heir hapha zard concoctions, as substitutes for tbeionic which for so many years has been a medicinal staple throughout the United States, Spanish America. Canada, and the West Indie.’, but only succeeded to a very limited extent. In this reasoning age, the people, having ascertained what is n illy deserving of their confidence, do clino “running alter strange gods.” An old Douisiutia sugar planlei v.ho is run ning fen of the Collins Steel Plows, writes to Collins & Cos., and says. would not pan with l tie sieel plows bough I of you for 8100 each, if 1 could not got others Guess who istuk Neatest lIovBKKF.Km: incur town? We know her* P ie. cleans her knives, china, windows, paint, oil cloth, table and floors, and biightens her tin. brass and copper wares ( h Enoch Morgan's Uoa*a Sapolio, Ask for it. 'it is a good thing. 44-4 t W. IS, AOASaS," f oiii m issio:: a , 14(1 Bay Stckkt. Savakxau, Ga. >*Sor*Liberal advances made on consignments. I Refers lo S. Si evens. Esq., and A. J. Ronnf roe. Esq. pent lf> 07*1 f l lome U'ad Notice. STATE OF GEORGIA, Brooks county, Ccuvt of Ordinary. | Whereas. Mary E. Rainey, wife of Phelix E Raim y, having ni»plied for exemption of person ally. and Kotling upari anti valuation of the same. ! I will pass upon uer petition a) my office in Quit ! nun. at 11 o’clock, a. m., on the 11th day of No j vember, 1871. I Given under my official signature lids OcU> j her 28vh, 1871. * JAS. L. BEATY, | •! i-2t Ordinary. j S. M. GOLDING, J A .S. TCI .‘NEE. Savannah. Lcvvville. Fla. GOLDING & TURNER, COTTON FACTORS General Commission Merchants’, !\o 58 Bay 1 SAVANNAH, fl BORGIA. Prompt and careful atieniion given to the sale of Cotton. Wool. Hides, Syrup, Bee. wax, Tallow and Produce generally. Liberal cash advances made on consign ments. novlMhn Change of Schedule. O’km:.: u. siti i M;’ NT’s oi ; ict: ) Ao .. 27, i .1. ) ' Iff: O- X AND AF t’lii! \\w:. o. -I.’-Mill. I*. 11 ger Trako u,i tkis l:-ad will run u, fol lov.-: nxri:i:'S g.i/ista her. Lear.. Sum,: . h C OSS p...,! Arrive at Quiiiu.m at “ I.iven,,! ..,ity ut Z.liD a.m a liiiin ik id "t , 1 t ,2,7 a m “ Alb!.,.' 7.25H.m I.pave <•■<:: •• at <:.7" J'-m “ li ib bj-re liii'ly at S.2H p.m •< 1.:,. Oak. oat lIS Arrive- al He.vmn ’. : - . at 11.2.'- a.m A CCU J’JUIJA TIGS THAIS’. I |.cave Saviui- 'i (:-nlm-<l.iyaexcepted) 11.00 p.m A ‘ I 1.1'" i .■>• Leave A.' . .i’ia’ay6 excepUul) at 7.50 ! .in •- l.v Oak, - " 1. '.-a r . « “ 2.0! p.m Arrive at i'avur.nali, (Myndays escept ,,,l) ~i 2.45 a.m TANARUS: Is U tbeouly Train n, .ki:i;; clor e comcc !i.„, , : J.iiv i-i ~!■:■ a.- uii Ilia J. I*, and j M. Raikoad w« and of Live Oak. Close co .r. edon ;.t Albany with Trains on ! Foulb W. I•;i u Railroad. | noval-lui 11. I ‘. HATNE.S. Gen'i Sui-ft. | Cheapest Store in Qaitman! OKALEE Hi Jfairtjr anh Staple J)ni 6c01)5, GROCEHIEid, ! raiAKES pleasure in announcing to bis old cn«- : i toiners and the puljlic generally, that lie has now in store a very large and varied stock ol Fall & Winter &©»4s, Which were purchased by him in New York, at very moderate rates, and will be sold as an Km.:M£:j9L : Jac m As .Jew or Gentile J Can possibly sell goods in this section of coun ; My stock embraces everything usually called ' for in this section of country, and for quality, Cantio! be Excelled. All I ask is a visit—an examination of my Goods —and knowledge of prices. Thankful for past favors.a continuance of cus» tom is solicited. JACOB BAUM. Quumaii, cept. 22,1871, If Quitman Advertisements. I Cheaper than Ever! i. B. FiNCH, Is'now receiving bis slock of £== " 1 CSS 1 , ■ a mh SiinU if ioiKi 'sfWwWQj Which will be sold ns j Cheap as any Moose in (‘rJlman or tdsewhere, and efubvace?*— Ladles’ Dress Goods. Calicoes. Domestics, Trimmings. Notions. Hus, Caps, Boois Shoes. &c , &c. In fact., everything desired for comfort, necessi ty and adornment. Also a heavy slock ol HARD Jj'J R E, T/N WA RE, CROCKERY, it C. 11 iS STOCK OF ©Q®©SSDn-9p Conslsis of General Family Supplies, such us Flour, Coffee. Sugar. Pepper, spier. !\,;a.sb, Canned Oys»ers. Pickles. A*c.j Tobacco, Sun ft*, Ac., A c. The continued p%ilron:tge of the public mie speclfullv solleied. aud fair, honorable dealing guavun.ed. t; y Produce of every descriplion re ceived in oxclunge ior goods. J. B. FINCH. Quitman, Sept, 8. 1871. If To the Ladies. M ILL INE IIY jLy.mt 32 is pa^sscaoopf?-. Till ONLY COMPLETE' STOCK kveu itcniittiiT to qdi'/man. Mbs. M. P. BLACK, mAKES pleasure in notifying the Ladles ol tL Brook, couniy thal she has just returned from Baltimore, where she purchased, and Iu: now in store, a complete stock of Millinery and Dress Goods. Embracing Bonnets and 11abs of tin* lalesf. s’ylcr and of everv quali'y and description ; Ribbons. Flowers. Trimmings ofeve'.v desciip.ion ; B'lk. l’iqno. Berege, anti o.ltor Dress Goods: every thing, in fuel. noce. -.t! V for a Lady s outfit. lU i- stock of TREMMING.S has never bpen e(jii;ik'd in Quivtnun ; and all are of the very best quality. Sue is also prepared toj Trim Bonners and ITals, iitul Mahei'ii i 7 --s-soSJ )-i tho voi y hiii'.t p -1-*. nml in uccoiil.inco wi.h iho most pojiulai hushioa (ibU'v. • ■\ , I>; idii 1 Wiirdi ohi-s m;n'o to order » fhanklol for p:i--t litvmg, sin- .soiieii? u < ontin intflci' id (nif I'omyyt'. mul inviies tho Indies to cull mid ex imioe her goods.' March 31, IST 1. )5-tf J. B. G'CTMMIITGSj JP* wf iefti Tm'iQVf QUITMAN GEORGIA nAS OPENED an oskiblifhtnent in thevM tiov/prepared to roe ivearid do Tailoring JOL N-.i.i Chatges moderate and ißs guaranteed, lie re? nec!folly roUeits the patronage of bis friends and the public. October EL 1871 AAy ST AT E OF IA. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Atlanta, O t ”.0. 17!—? o’clock, p. m. To ’he Run . Jh’’j< A* Co.iky, Pra 'deni of Uu j Silt: 1 have, at this moment, been placed in ; possesion oi Jbo inclosed communication from | the lion. R. B. Bullock, being his rerignadon of j the office of Governor of the SkUcof Georgia, said cemmuuication being framrni <*d to me through '.h<* bands of Col. R. 11. Atkinson, the ! Secretary of the Executive Depat Imcnfc. 1 hereby , ive you no.ic- to repair to the Cap-; i fol in /amnia, within loti day H of ihe dale hereof aL d take the oath ofokiee of Go*, emor before ' any Judge of the Supremo or Judge oi the > upe-1 rior Court, otbcrwi. e it will bo my duty to con 1 shier you as having re signed, and I Cali pro | resenialives. Respectfully, your obedient- servant, DAVID G. COTTJNG, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, / ri.AM'A. Oe ober JO, Ui7l. Hon. Do, C oid,o; : y-. - - j yyyy ; ; .Sir: lam direct 'd by bis Excellency, the j Governor, to G ansmit to you, to be filed in your : tion as Governor of Geoi gia. 1 am, very re.-:pec,i.i]ly, Your obedient servant, R. li. ATKINSON, Secret ary Ex < cmi v e Depa r 1 men t. EXECUTIVE DKPARTMENT, Sta.k or Gi oiib'a, Atlanta, G; l ., October T.i, 1871. lo Whom it M.n/ Co.^rß Be it known that good and -.-nfKcieii? rea -ons me ihereunto moving. Ido be.eby rc-jgn (he office ol Governor of ill’s State, lo take effect on Monday next, he JOLh day of October, in the year of Oar Lord One Thousand Eight Hun dred and Seventy-one, and on that day and date deliver over to Hon. Benjamin Conley, President of the Senate, the Executive powers of tho Government, until the election and qualifica tion of a Governor in the mode prescribed by paragraph IV. Article IV, Section J. of the Con stitution of Ms State. And the Secretary o* the Executive Department will enter tho foiegoing of record in the Executive minutes and place the Capitol Building. Executive Heel ords Documents, Seals and Mansion, in the con trol of the said Benjamin Conley, upon bis taking the oath of office prescribed by paragraph V» Section I, Article IV. of the Constitution. RUFUS I.BULLOCK, i 40-it. Governor. Jjtcfo Übbcdisenifnts. CUPURANGO! THK AVONDKHITL RKMKDY FOR I CANCER, SYPHILIS, SCROFULA, UL CLRS, SALT RHEUM and AJ*Lolbcr CHRONIC BLOOD DISEASES. Dr. P. T. KEENE having just from l ouadv)!' and bi ought with him a quantity of the g.Muino Cundiicnngoßark, secured through the rccominemlatlon and assistance c f His l AOi’env-v the Prerident of Ecuador, and tho Gov u:nu nt i tint Republic, we aro prepared (o ■ Hll eiders for it to a limited exioni. and at a j ]»vitabout• one-quarter of tint which the cost |O' ».!; ‘ Ii ist vos-y sunll supply compelled into charge. A spurious article is now advortisod'and sold •>< G indm-inge. We have, at a considerable ex ■ht. o. a.■.l with tho co-operation of the authori tiosui L< t. the province where the plant grows' -lir.v.cd Du' channel of out supply as io ou- Mirc ! Ini none but the gruukiearticle shall bo sold by us: and wo_particularly call the atten tion <f the public, tor their protection, to ti's fact. BLISS, KEENE A CO., CO Cedar St., Now York. D. Af. .IP-iss. M. 1).. Washington, I). C.; Z. E. i ; 'Cs M. I)„ New York; P. T. Keene, M. I)., .] Solicited by JHiinsi & (>o • - ,Y • ‘-/j Publishers of Scientific Am '•l eiicun, :>7 Park Row, N. Y. Twoniy five years’experience. Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with lull dirociiou.s how to obtain Pateuls, free. A L ,o.d volui'io of 118 pages, containing the Nov. tv,..- by countii-i and all largo cities. 10 Kagiavingoi <>!‘M-chanical Movements, Pat > nt La a a and ioc ob.aining paleuts, mailed on leceipt of 25 eeuls. Gi i the best. Earth « J Glo; ••{ Cos.. 21'. States!., llai (ford, Ot., Solo F. »S. Proprietors of Moulc’s, Moule & Girklo- I.ulher’s, Uaring’s, Newton’s and Doolil lU Patents. Tlie only closets hat have proved cf ctivo. The l.'aith Closet, by its disinfec tion ol faeces, is th” most valuable means of pre veiiling spread <»t cholera and oilier contagions di e. Send for circulars. Agents wanted - vwtioiv. .Salesrooms: 11) Deane st.. Boston: 1 ! v Broadway. N. Y.; 1221 Market st., Philadel phia. Bloomington Nursery. Illinois Yd'h r! (SOO At" ! 12 Green Houses t E.irg •>t a sorinicnt. Best stock. Low prices. Trees " iib : . Plan is Bulbs. Seeds, Slock, Grafts, A’C. <! ti«' hundud page lllus.ia.ed Catalogue, 10 <‘‘‘ !- • Id lb. Plant. Seed Catalogue, all lor 10 I Whole ale Brice List iioe. Send for the.-u, be'bie li ll vi n: v elsewhere. V. K. J'iiolmßloomington. 111. A New Em in "KIT £& JOl ± 30. .g MBOR, TIME, I EtOTBES Hid FI t’ O'*;./ J SAVED V ■ , n m I nr ivV --''ill WAR FIELD’S ■ fISFCT "V cnl.i) WATIOI! TOgtd SELPWiSIIINfi - SOAC Sknu run GUiCULAII and TKICE LjyT A ( q*rnts Wanted. rasa UK EVIETT & a U’l ZkXni iav St jXTcwVoili ”•t < * A • tor ih<* }■'laics of Virginia. Not ill and . ('aill Carolina. Georgia and Florida. rnf the tp n '-th tint! In ■■ ••/?/ : .o-i. >n. Mush. ■ 111 i’V all drug/;i as flnmn of iviUntivnS. r;Ma?E3T ADVERTISING IN U THE WORLD. aIJ? F t $2-1 per inch i>er month wo will ir -‘i i. an Advertisement in o"> first class Gc‘».”.,ia NewspapiTH, including 4 Dailies. Pro poi !!<■«:.i!»* l'ult s fur smaller adveriiscmenlß. C O P KDWELL & CO 40 and 41. PARK ROW, NEW YORK. BY. to. Wo will l»ay f^:t4> A" idlOper week to sell our great and valu able <ii ovoiios. If you want permarienl, lion* .ii-alde and pl'M tnl work, apply for particulars. Address. DYER J fJ(>.. Jackson, Michigan. I : jH-n.-. ]MiU. ii. Ji.SUAW, Alimd, PL J2E!Sb - T> (h\ R.DM.WN Cod Live'* Oil.—This oil is 1 > : iup with gi cat care 1 om perfectly fresh I,ivoj , and is, wiiliout doubt, the finest pro duced, Bn A RDM AN’S Ereuch Wonn ConfecMons.-- t .n’.duabte u «in'i! for Worms, and being in the lo’.m of a cundy lozenge are readily ta ken. I>i)Af!D.’J \N'S Conc’d Ext. Jamaica Ginger. j) A plendid conccfive and exceedingly ~■. iin i olios. (J amps, and ordinary iriegu iaiiiics of liie Bowels. r;>-UA vrs Indian J’urifying Extract A med 'u iu.: long in use for disorders arising from it" inquire sPiie oMlm blood. 'J'hi.s ariieL: has |;.-i ,'ui ai.-'d some most wonderful cures and is' iii« ;.r -i article cxi.iiit for the purpose. '^TV>R.VNT’S Indian Pulmonary Balsam.- Ev~ sIY c.i.-ively i!.**•<! for all pulmonary coinplaiuis, o j,..1y vegetable, unlike most prepara ij i;i, ; Coiigbs Gold-, ole., does not cons.i - ve any unpleasant ailcr effect, but f i REENE'S Dyspepsia Remedy.—A safe, sure \X ■ .-peedy cine of shat most dislressing of c j .. .. --in.-’ !A,” put lip from an origi nal ~ uipc.i Dr. G oene. Foil Valley, Ga.. by v.h'liii ii Luo loug been used wii.b wonderful 7 ) \ V. F Eifg. Nerve and Bone Liniment. - The I be-;. o;;!c uul remedy for man or beast. A rci ibi cun for K!;c.ura>(tism Cramps, Sprains. B, ' ■ , Eweilirg; Weak limbs, and paiua of all kinds. TT>al-IvER'.S Compound Fluid Ext. Buchu.— •<* purest a. id bed In use. A Si»*. e relief for all eai.es of ihe Bladder and Kidneys; ask ibr no y.li'T; obvsiciuus lecomcicna it. i! ■ M.:.i . SkavKit B« kilwk, ]"I Chu.obc. ;;mi j:.i Rcadc .S'. 8., N. V. ■■SSZXSIC V3ARS I;: ilie Treatment of Chronic and Sesual Diseases. A Phy-iologic.il View of Marriage. The cheapest book ever published—contain ! iog nearly three hundred pages, and one hun -Idi ed and thirty fivi plates and engravings of ! the anatomy of the human organs iu a state of | health and disease, with a treatise on early or ; ror.s, its deplorable consequences upon the ! mind and body, with the author’s plan of treat j i ment-—the only rational and succeaful inode of ! cure, c.y show«r by a report of cases treated. A j;, thfoi udvi <i* to the married and those con : templ itiog marriage, who entertain doubts of | tijcii* phvslmd condition. Hent free of postage to any addie -. on receipt of twenty-five ceu.s j in .-1 uiil- or postal currency, by addressing Dr. ; GA GROIX. No. :>1 Maiden*Lane. Albany. N. Y. ! 'fLe author may be consulted upon any of the j di=c -os upon which his book treats, either per- j j so mi! or by mail, and medicines sent to any part of world. Savannah Advertisements. o.AJ5;xa: lacoxj^es. DEWITT & MORGAN, No. 139 Congress street, Savannali, Georgia, Have now in store a Large Stock of fj.il wMmmm mm$ f Clollm, Cassiracres, Tweeds and Jeans; Mourning hood-, in \ ry variety ; Slmwls. Embroideues and Ribbons; English. French in«i \..-.*rican CALICOES; WaJ or Proof and Fino Cloth Cloaks ; Novelties in Drees Goods ; Blankets, Kerseys. Flannels. &c. Black and Fancy SILKS very Cheap ; of Georgia Domestics at the LOWEST Cash Prices. (M.tjsn u DeWitt & Morgan. PALMBH & DEPPISH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN II A M 13 "W AL US. US , ss unit eu ss sis: TB.vtz, Agricultural Implements, IToes, Circular Saws, &c. Powder* Shot* Caps and Lead, 148 and 150 Congress and 149 and 151 St. Julian Siicels, Ooioher 6, 1871. (t’,m) Snvaunnli, Georgia. Joseph Finhuan. Jas. 11. p«»n.nii. JOSEPH FINEGAN & GO., COTTON FACTORS COMIISsToIIIGRCnHTS, Bay Street, Savannai» Ga. Liberal advances made on Produce consigned to us or to out* correspondents in New ork or Liverpool. —ALSO— Agents for the celebrated ••DROWN COTTON GIN.” Orders for the above Gin will receive prompt attention. sept.29-4m JAMES KIUKHEV. «80. W. BCOTT. fjs. h. STRICKLAND, WITH KIRK SLY & [SCOTT, Mi'«t :7 r ■ -*«»m3s. n COMMISSION MEihCHANTS, Kelley's Block, Bay Street, Savannah* s : Georgia. \\TK will make liberal advances on Cotton VV Produce, and Me.ebamb/.e consigned to onr care, and having increased hieilMes. we con fidently ask a I rial at the hands ot our former patrons and the public generally. Bagging and 1 1 ou Tics furnished at the Lowest market, price. sept 1 >-(>m PROVISIONS AND iiiiiiiii. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING ond will keep constantly in stuck, the best'qualities of Bacon—Sides, Shoulders, untl Sugar Cured Mams ; I’l.oui! ; Butter ; IjArd ; Sugar, iu lilids. and barrels ; Coffee, of all grades ; Mot,asses ; Svitur ; Tobacco, all grades ; Soap ; Shot ; Lead ; Powder ; Starch ; Candt.es ; Candy ; Canned Goods ; Fine and I#w Grades Whiskey; with R ,'iicat Variety of Ollier Goods, Which we offer at Lowest Market rates lor Cash or approved paper. CIIMIFIOSI & FREBIM, SA VANNAU GEORGIA. Seplciribev 16, 1871. Jm L. N£3bu;iGEß7 fc I)KALKR IN Saddles, Bridles & Harness,! Rest Rubber and Leather BELTING, Laddiery Ware, OTiSSS ahs sole leather, CALF SIvIJNN, TRUNKS, VALUES, So., So. No. J 59 St. Julian and 153 Bryan .S. rents, Savannah, €r«. soplsl 4 m* a. j;. v.esixw. s. h. wade. J. konkmjacm WESLOW, WADE & CO. CENERALI Cotton and Produce UTEw. tfi.Mia JW; 152 BAY STREET, Savannah, : : Georgia. Reference! : j Captain John McMahon, Vice President So. B, i,it nt the Stale of Georgia ; Messrs. Clagborn .A Cunningham. Hiram Roberts, Esq, [sepl.6 htu Avoid quacks.—a victim of early Indiscretion, cau-ing nervous dybilify, j premature deqay. etc., having tried in vain eve i rv advertised remedy, has discovered a simple j means of self cure, which he will send to his fel low sufferers. Address J. If. REEVES, 7b Nas sau street. K. Y< PliOC atiojv. GEOR G I A : By ItUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. WHEREAS, Information % h •'s been received at this Department that on dm night of tho 21s instant, tho mill of J. R. Holliday, a peace able and law abiding citizen of Jackson county, together with all its fixtures, as also, the gin house and fixtures, throe bales of cotton, and a quantity of grain, all being the property of tho said Holiday, were burned by some person or persons unknown; and Whereas. 11 is believed that the burning of said pioperty wns done or caused to bo done by parties belongin'*- 'to an organization com monly known as tho Ku-Klux-Klan : Now, therefore, to the end that the perpetra tor or perpetrators of the crime hereinbefore recited may bo brought to a speedy trial, J have hereby offei iug t reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS tor (he apprehension and delivery of ilio said unknown person or persons with evi dence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of Jack son county. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the Suite. at tho Capiiol in Atlanta, this twen ty-third day ol October, ,in iho year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one, ard of tho Independence of tho United States of America the Ninety-sixth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor : David G. Cottino, Sectary of State, no v 3-1 Ml A PROCLAMATSGN. GEORGIA: RyRUFUS B.BULLOCK, Governor of said Slate. WHEREAS, There is now pending in the Su perior Court oPllall County, a Billot ludicti inenl. charging ono John L. WiU.iams with tho iilVenre of seduction, alleged to have been com initled upon tlio person of Margaret l’rator, in said coimly of Hull; and Whereas, 'I ho said Wih.ums, subsequent to his an e.d In pursuance of said indictment, stic eeeded tin making his escape and is now at largo : Now, Ibcrcfoic, to tb%end (hat said W'l.i.tayb ill: V be brought Jo trial lor tlio offense [with which he Kiamls'eli.t . and, I have thought propel* to issue thi-. ■ rri.flam.tiion, hereby offering a reward oi TWiiH! RED AND FIFTH DOLLARS for Ihr 'i-pH'ln n.Gon and delivery of saul John E. Wh . ' the Sheriff of Hall county, and an uddi.ional re ward of Two Hun dred anil Fif y Dollars upon his conviction. Given under my hand and tho Great Seal of tho Slate, ot tho Capitol in ntlanta, this twentieth day of October, in the year of our Lord,Eigh teen Hand cd'nnd Seventy-one, and of die hides prudence of the United Status of America Ibd ninety-sixth. RUFUS H. BULLOCK. By the Governor: David G. CoriTXll, novß II it Secretary of State. PETERS’ MUSI CA L Ll BK A RY, (;,)XRfBTI\O OP Fif, eon Volumes Filled with Choico Piano Musicj Vocal Collections. HSnivixu Limits. a\ choice collection *|g of beautiful Sacred Songs. r Hearth and Home. I iiu* im: Echoes. A and Sweet SorNiw. Tine© Volumes of [1 r.t-y songs by Webster, Horsley, etc. Golden Leay.*;s, Volumes I. and fl. ft! The two volumes contain ail ol Will S. L il Hays* song. JJS Dl’nicKLtss Gem '. A collection of beau tiful Ballads by Wallace, Thomas, Kil-?| ler, etc. ±£ liistrnmentnl Collccfiftns. £| xx fairy h'nt'jvrs. Mw/ir. Circle, <t* Yount/ ■*¥ f 9 pianist. Thr«.io volumes of very easy Iu V music for young players. BVt Pcm l Drops and M" ■teal Recreations . |T| 9 Dance Music. of mod- I E" crate difflcuKy. M Pleasant Memories. A collection of beautiful piece- liy Wyman, Mack, Dues- I slur. etc. (Joblm (Jaimes. A collection of brilliant par lor music by Charles Kiukel. UriUkmt Cents. A splendid collection, by Vil bre, Allard. Hacber, Kiukel, etc. price, $2 50 per volume, elegantly bound in eloiii• with gilt sides; -it in plain cloth; $1 75 in boards. Adddiuss J. L. DETERS. 599 Broadway, N. Y. We would call attention to 77/e Opnti al Home, a collection of over one bundled beautiful opera s.mgs. Brice, $5 00 in clolli and gill. Trade pr»ce, $ ! . 4 .dec‘-’5 FOR SALE. j WILL SELL, CUEAI’ FOR CASH, my Bn« Erick Store, And Well Improved llesiifcnce lie’, In Quitman, and also my Small farm, Two miles from town, with h od linprov ient. mar3l-9m D. B. CAURO^L.