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rnH Vl' K I-RF.FII'F.NT, • . STATE EI.ECTOHAI. TICKET. Ftrr the Stuh- nt Jjirye : W. T. WoFFOMt, 11. 1,. Ht.vWVfi. JI'MAN llaiit- KIIHIE, W AHNIMOTON l’()E. Fur the Dietrich* : 1. 11. n, Tihnf.h; 2. R. N. Ki.r; 3. W. .1. Humor; I. Jad. M. I’ Aim; fl. N. I(. Hahkv; it. J N. Doiihbv; 7. E. 1). Graham. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FIHI IIOVKIINOK OF OKOIHHA ; .IAMKH MII/I’ON sailTll, OF MI HCOUKE. KOU R El’ HHM EMT AT IV E : FROM HIIOOKH COI N I’,'. HON. JAM II IIUNTICII FOR CONORESK: OEN. O. .T. AVUKiUT. 111. - Public tSpcMkiux. Ai.Bavv, Oa ~ Sfjil. D, 1X72. Mr. Erlifar HV will itd/ro.a (lie people ol ilie 2nd Congromtioual District at the lolloping timoa ami places; Moultrie. Colquitt County, Palunl#y, Mill Xcpt. Quitman, lirooks “ Monday. Kith “ I.lui a Sink, Decatur, “ Tuesday; 17th “ Hainhririge “ “ Wedn’day, Ixtli “ Colquitt. Miller “ Thursday, Kith" Fort Gaines. Olay “ Monday, 2ISd “ Hlakely, Early “ ill.v, 2l(h “ Cothbcrt. Kauibdpii “ Wedn'dSy 2'dli “ fieor(tetown. Quitman “ Thursday.' 26th “ Dawson, Terrell “ Friday, 27th “ Morgan. Calhoun “ Saturday, 2Xt|i •' Nashville, Rerrien “ Tuesday, Ist Oct. Oarnilla. Mitchell “ Fridav, 4th “ Newton, Maker « Saluniay, 111 It “ Valdosta, laiwndes “ Saturday, Illlh “ Isabella, Worth “ Tuesday, 2llth “ Thomasvilln, Thomas “ Durine the Fair. G. J. WRIGHT, R. N. FI.Y. lien. G. J. VVlight. Our sanctum wan honoied oil Monday bv a visit from the groat standard bear er of the Democracy in the 2d Cnngrcs •ional District—Gin. Gii.bkhtJ. Wbight . Wo were happy to find him clioorful and sanguine of a Democratic victory in No vember. He is performing yeoman ser vice, and is determined, that if our ban iior trails in defeat, no man shall point the finger of derision, ami s.iy, “ Thou <lntel it!' He is a tall, portly man, weighing, we presume, upwards of two hundred pounds, has a well developed head, a keen piercing eye, honor is stamped upon his blow, and with Milton we exclaim— “ Max bo-hoc ms In all hit* ltnaam«uUi v vs?" v, Mr* psaruti of mit Dtainltuil bearer* anil in his keeping we leol that the in tcrcsls and honor of the people of this district will be fearlessly protected in the Congress ol the country. The October Lltctlou. One week from next Wednesday the election for Governor and Representa tives takes place. The people have had sufficient time to thoroughly infjr themselves as to tho issues helm r country, and common seiiso points out j the path of duty. So fur as tlie Gubernatorial contest h concerned, in our judgment it is mine vital to the interest of the State to se cure the ro-olcctiun of Governor Smith than to carry Georgia for Greeley. With a Democratic Governor, Georgia may prosper even though «c have a Radical President at Washington. Dawson A. Walker may he to chilly, a gentleman, and possessed of ability, hut lie is an avowed Radical, and heartily endorses the vite administration of President Grant. Therefore he is extremely obnox ions, and no Southern man can, with honor, lefiain Ironi aid : ng in his over whelming defeat. We know our people are right at heart, but tin* strange polit ical ussi ciatiotm recently indulged in, have made them lukewarm in the cause. They must awake to the importance) of llm issue presented. Our standard bearer; must receive the vote of every white man 1 in the Slate; for a defeat, at this time in ; Georgia, would demorah/.o and ibshcart en the advocates of Constitutional gov- J eminent at the North, and the cm.sc qucnccs would be terrible. As to the legislature, tho indications arc that the Democracy will be success ful throughout the State. Asa gent rail ru'e, tlie paity in the various coin. tic-' have placed their best anil most popular) men in the field, and as already stated, • the judications are that the next Legists ture wilt be overwhelmingly Democratic In Ibis county, Capt. Huutcr, the no mi nee, is well known, and although there were objections r»is< and aga'i.st him on account of certain local measures advo cated by him in the Legislature, since he has been abroad among the people and made necessary explanation, those who wore inclined to murmur I ave t , en • reconciled, and the Democracy of the comity is now pretty thoroughly united in fstding. and will, doubtless, re-elect Capt. lluoter as their Representative to the I^rorislalure. »n ,T. Grogan was silt'd bv a man named Nolan, m Savannah, on last Fri d.y niglit. The immediate cause of the bomienk was no. slay. ho I nrp«,i r• • In ot the political .a lies Ol Imr Wright, the Democratic nominee for Congress, tool; the stand, and for one hour enchained the attention of the au dience by a plain, candid exposition of the political situation. The records of Greeley and Grant worn ben fly review ed, and liis argument must have convin ced every man present, that duty and interest prompted a chet rfu] and hearty support of Mr. Greeley. At times the General grew eloquent—and an allusion to the braveiy and determination of the lirooks county hoys who served under bis command, during the lute war, cre ated a storm of applause. The General is a very agreeable speaker, and will j create friends and supporters whcrevei j he makes bin appearance. His presence 1 ami . (Tort here has done good. lirooks 1 county will give him two hundred and l silty majority. Gen. Wright was f flowed by on distinguished townsman, Capt. H. G Turner, the Greeley Rhetor for the First Congressional District. His remaiks Were bri< f, hut d< livered with telling ef fect. The Captain is doii g yeoman ser vice in this campaign, and whercier he has addressed the people on the political situation, we have 1 ecu gratified with good returns. Capt Jami h 11. lii nti-: a, the Democrat ic candidate for Ropriocntalivc in the Slat: Legislature, next took tho stand, and af'tty giving his hearty approval ami , endorsement to the remaiks of Generali Wriu|it and Captain Turner, proceeded to reply in detail to the recently pub j Imbed letter of Col. F. C. Wade, liisop-' poiient for Legislative honors, lie vin- ■ dieated Ids official eondm t, as a incunhei ; of the Legislature, and demonstrated by the records of our Superiot Court, Hint in giving his support to certain local j laws, ho was partially influenced by tin expressed instruction of regularly ern pauneled Grand Jurors of tho County. Hu denounced, in severe terms, tI.A per sonal allusions contained in the letter referred to, and demanded that the au thor produce Ids authority for the el.urge, preferred by inneiido, that he had writ ten a letter to the ncgroiseeking a nomination at their hands, for the Leg islature Tim charge was pronounced false in ivory pm lirn'ar, Capt. linn ) tor’s reinuik» were, necessarily, e n tract) and, Int Ms gpero’i wan a goml one. was well received, and he was frequent, ly interrupted hy upplause. After the ndjmiruu.fci.t of tho meeting ) at 1 o'clock, t). in, it was arrungi-d thin ) Col. James L. Seward should address the ) eitizons, comtneiicing at 2 o'clock. That : gov.'’ ’'nan, Imwuvcr, tailed to cuio to | kijpe. For'vHiat reason we do not know eStl'ess it -“S that Maj. J. C. Ga'l. liei jp.i oeen seh et' and to make reply to his : asguni'-iit.. C"F Seward, it w under- j stood, favors the election of Gen. Grant —and it is well that ho declined to i cross swords with Moj Gallaher, as hi would have met a I -email worthy of Ids I steel, and receivid a tumble political) thi uslftng. T he u Ntmight iiiil-.” Although Mr. O’Uoimer poa'tivily uluses to be tl-o slandiml bearer of the \ political faction designated "stniigkt- ■ mils,” the thing still lives, moves, ntnl makes a f.-eldu effort ut vitality. li has no head, body or vitals, and still the j disjointed parts squirm and eject t!.oil 1 venom at honorable men. Let ns look at the fact:. Their national e nventionj was a complete failure; nearly’ even j limn if character connecteil with it Int- I repudiated the- movement; Charles O Cim i nor, their nominee for Fresident, has I peiemptorlly refused to damn hjm-ell j forever by contact with such a "body of j death;” and Mr. Lyons, the President of! j the convention, says that he went to; j l.oii'Bvilhi, expecting to meet “the gen ; tlemeii i t the imrtli, and the old-time | trusted loaders ol the Democracy; hut | instead, lit: saw only rongl s, and men of j no ideas, earnestness, or political cupae-j jiiy.” And notwithstanding all this, we! find men vehement in opposition to Mr. ; Greeley, and-clamorous for the support luf true Democratic principles. Fueh : fmcii will do to watch. They are friends to Grant and enemies to the g r <\it ro i hum sought to he inaugurated in the administration ot the government.. Ibw Laws. Tup Georgia Legislature, at its last •casino, passed two lavs, w ith wipe every person should be conversant. One ) j is, that when a planter giv s a j merchant or cotton factor a. lien en any prep* rty for supplies, to make h s crop, if sold and not applied to the payment j ; >'f said debt, the guilty party is liable tr. i jhe imprisoned one year. The other law is to ibe effect that 10 per ceut. interest )is collectable by law, when inserted in | note. It lias also been decided by the ' Superior O' verbal liens are as good as wrilteu ones, when the facts can I* proven. , let t ' ut Blaekshe.tr, en lust Friday, v and I here found a goodly number of nf ! fiee-seekeis, and witnessed a disgrace .j ful seiaml'le for the non.illation fur Con gress. Although (as the little hoy said . on a certain occasion, "it «•«» no ie ol out funeral,”) wc.had no voice in the de liheiaitons if tin Convention, neverthe less, as a cU zcn of Georgia, we regretted tie ondignifiid eagerness manifested hy | certain gentlemen, for the procurement j jof the nomination. On this occasion | the ijfirc. certainly did not Reek the man j —on tfie contrary the man labored ccal ! ously f i the i filoe. There were twelve ! candidiilis before the Convention, and ol ■ j this miiuher six were present; of course ! they all had friend*, who w.-ro ready to J | "die in the last ditch” rather than y ield I theii preferences—and at one tirre we j thought aeriously of loaning the Conven - tlon a clever gentleman fri in the Second ; District, as a compromise candidate, tip- j on whom all could unite as their uorai-1 tire for Congress; but on the thirty ninth j I hat of, Col. Mi-ug.vj. Rawi.s, if EBi igham j i (a ttnly, received the irquisiti two-thirds vote of the Convration, and we were re— ) lieved ftoin the ni pleasant duly of sue ) i dicing our friend Smith, of Valdosta, on ’ the altar of pati iolism. The names of the diglinquUhcd g' ntlc- i men wlm were balloted for in lids Con vention, wire us follows: Gen. IV. VV.) I'aiiie, Col. J. R. Kneed, Major W. T. j j Ti.oi.ipM n, Col. Morgan iTiwls, Cflpt. I A. M Ikodjrr iH, J. Is. t< n, K^q. f J. Camp, Knq . Col. K. W. Phillips Col. i .lohli C. Nicholw, J. Jl. Black, JEuq , Col. Cigniliatlc, and Col. S. V\ Baker. 01 wo do not wish it understood fliat all <>l lfie.se engaged in tho Heranilde for the nomination—far from it; sowe of them are modest, retir ing gentlemen, wl» » have no fondncMb I for puhi c life. i' wof them, however, j are of the opinion that tl ey are peculiar- | !y constituted to inako able Congressmen, | and tls(‘y look occattiou to make the faet j known. The nominee, C<*l. M< roan Bawi,s, is a , sell-made man, of ii reproaehahlt* cl arac- | tor, possessed of considerable ability, i energetic and determined. II * has I con a life-long Democrat, served with di»- j t i net ion as an officer in the armies ol the Confederacy, and luring tho past four, or live yeais his boon a working mem her of the Ceorgla L« jfislaturo. He is ;» | planter, and is popular among the peo- : pie of his section, who h.Ave a high up j preciat i»»n of his of heart and ; mind. 11 elected in Novt tuber fits wilL, make a faithful ai.d va r ual»fe lleptcscn- ' j tativo. ; Us\ t'T 111 NT Kit AM) TII !•: KDITt )U OF Till, SAVANNA H NEWS. Omci; Havvxmii Moism.no Ns#*-'. ( Snvaimab, (*a.,Scpi. (J, 1872. ) | F. It. KiMfEs, liny. ! Mydtar Sir:- Since my return to the ,ity s my ; | iittcntion Ijuh been called to the fact thnt Mr. ! j Wade, in a card in youi paper, has iiiWiitPiprct 1 | ed and misapplied a portion of one of mv yli j ! lanta letters, recently published iu the UunUn-f ' | Xat's, I have not Been n copy of the Pan mo; j containing Mr. M'atie's card, and cannot, there -j, ! loro, treat of the matter n- definitely hk 1 could | | wish; but 1 have been informed that | tleioan interprets certain of my remark* fn re-: | j;tud to the late Cleorgia legislature as afi|dving j ito your HeproHeatative, Mr. Iluutcr. ’ijws o . I torpretndon is not only wholly giaK (tins,, but ih really unjust to both *r, Hunter and • !1 am not personally acquainted with ) • ep. 1 ' 11 tentative, and know <f his iy& ~s or; I demeriks as a Eegislntor, onthble of hiCgLtf | record- certa#rl> nothing to his% il .» record shows tha! he Ij;«k uoL to bfc immediate constituency, ekt'tl.at bv \ been faithful to the iShnest of fefs entire s- * it and I know that 1»«* is regarded hy the , leaders as a reliable uud tnwtwor- j . thy nw’ui in every respect. He has done no act. j I that 1 knew deserves censure or re | buke. myr luyfWling ot which he need be u.-ham i ed. On ti eootiary, ho ’is the reputation of! being a Legislature was one of-• most miserably in > ; edicient bodies in the Mate, ! and for that very reasonvthi'se uiembeis wlm i were faithful, inleUigetit and Vigilant should : ! have all tho credit aad honor that are duly I llitdrs. 1 think Mr. Ilunter was prominent ! I among these men. liether he was i or not. neither Mr. Wade n. r one, else %.'• a right to misinterpret an .. any die m ’ that I have said in As sembly of Georgia, ancjfr yu |}| do Mr. Hunter the justice to ihu* iff Wanner. Very truly yours mtmi' ,f^l|lAiu:is. Godf.y's Lady's Bo k.— Fhc Octohet ! number < f this voluaLJ.» 'gaz’nc bus boon received. Wc aTvsi|tf#welcomo it to our sanctum, fur it is nke the coming:! of refreshing showers, or a cool drink hy tlu wayside to a weary ttadder on a j Mimnu r*s day. As some writer has said, it bears upon its face that genial stamp! of usefulness which hau been its Ch irac - j teristicfor years. It always show* a; bold front in favor of morality and vir j toe, as well as against vice in its va»i«dj forms, ami it docs not seem tt> lose any ot its usual interest because iis publish er has grown gray in !ii« position, or i's editress has lived to an advanced age. Its aKieles are true, spicy, and vigorous, and iis laurels are yet fresh and green j even as the verdure of youth. G pey** : s the favorite with the ladies, and it should bv* on every centre table in the land. The ti sms ate only $3.00 a year. Ad dress L. A. G jdey, V .iladeljbia, Pa. '' 11. I- TO ■■■-v'.S'i; j>J # • i 088 i • WB .' , ; > 'i■ * 1 “ Tafiaf * * -' : <' I rir t :,t a V. j? lim it -..i i ):s »%(, u c l. <-^Hp make an average crop; bn : time up to the present v\» have hail a very damaging djrr’iff'J—bo much s<» f that our late cotton ia about to prove a i failure, and the top crop of the older cotton if also mined; and fiom ti e pros pect before us now, we will not uiako as much cotton as last year, if ruin was to fall to-day, of which there is no prospect. Our corn crops are generally better than last v< ar, especially with those who j planted uplands; the continued rains in ; June aid July injured the low lands s < much that they never could recover nf ter the dry weather set in, and willr many, corn will be scarce another y<ar.' As for bacon, II at is out of the question: 1 j many pluntutim s haw no hops on (lam j at pll, as radical gatherings, both pulit ‘ teal and religions, are destructive to j i his part nf the faming interest- arid j more so this year than rittnnl, a« radical i meetings are more freqnent this year | than they have been for s< me time pas'; and the speakers aid P'i ackers f-.rago on the c< untry and are lid iherallv from the larmtrs. The most sanguine for Zion's cause would he salisfi. and with pro ’less being made in this Stale, by the Colored people, and Ids ideas were radical enough to coincide wi h llieits. Relig i< n they.make the stepping block to'] ladto, as s< on as they are made preach eis, and being politicians by nature, they arc then competent, for the work] before them.- The first thing he wants is a place in the Legislature; having oh lained this, he is ignorant of any rn nil : w rong in selling his vote for ten dillar« as he is of the ten commandments. Politics are assuming a more serious nature l hull for some time past; the boll i in the radical ranks is the absorbing! feme with that party, and even Di-mo cents are hopeful that some good may come out of this fight Hint is going on ! among tin ntselves—the policy with de mocracy is to keep still and if the bolt era shew any strength, to unite with I them and thereby throw out the thieving ring tniw inuiiagii g the a flairs nf the Slate, Which will lx• a greater sacrifice than voting for Gneley and Drown. So you will readily m-c that any re- ] furm in this State is very doubtful. A 1 great many of its best citizens have left, ! and many more will leave this fall, hav- j ing become entirely disgusted with ttn-1 political management of the Slate. I think I woutd express the opinion of tin I most ii the farmers I no el when I sav 1 Hurt ruin Imvers around ns and prt nearer and neuter ev< ry year. Taxation I is almost Hula a ruble, and grows heavy- I or every year. I ku w, Mr Kditor, yon j del ply sympathise With ps I .vu.x ill ; ■jvirrtr K'oth’t y lived In (ins district, when the State occupied a high pi sitiun m the i Union. J II M, N'i w Market. S. C., Sept 13, lslfl. (•rant Documeiitsuixl (in eley Cou vi Ms. Mr. Watkins, who, in ISOS, was Hi, l>adieu! mis Represeutativo in tlijeGmi-j gia Legislature from the county ol Pol- j quilt, has recently been on an election eering tour in the interest of Ids master, - Giant, and last woekj uruiyed into the Wade's Store settlement, ol this county where he distributed sundry documents laudatory of Gen. Grant and condemna tory of Greeley. The effect, however entirely satisfactory to the seal-' tv-vug agent, lor his doom nts inllueU' ceil three “stiaight nut’ Di tnociats to: enroll thimselvis n»der the Greeley ban tier We hope Mr. Radical Watkins bis lain is. a lilt I’ll II rv. (B^r^t l.ucilor. in "l'urailisc thin j -\aioral)!e M olds— “TO US. WKAK IS Mi.'KKAIII K.“ [ Ni-vev was a truei'seiitvm'e written (him this . Mipp.ised to be wrung from tin* Au-ti liemt in f Ids impotence inui ngony. livery vi, tini of net | voits'debility, or of licit depressing languor [ iivluctiisnneoft.be accompaniments of dyspejr ! sin .out hi Hi* nisi less, can testify to the inisef) nl i | mind and boity which they involve. The mo i i live pon er nf the system is partially paralyze i; i ; the mind is hauuted hv anxiety anil fe.tr; and i the sufferer is as incapable of applying himself | ; enarget'cally to any kind of business as if lie i 1 were under the liemimbing influence ol cutaiep ] sy. Thin terrible mental aud pin sicnl condition i need not, however, In' endured for forty-eight i I hours by any human being. Pi ist-iiion Bit j Ti i sis uti shsolute specifi ■ for ali tile torments j 1 which u deranged stemaeb, a disordered, liver.! i aiirt shuttered nerves, superinduce. iX-y-The worst Coughs yield, as if by magic. ‘ to lie- wonderful onru ive powers if Dr. Tierce's \ liolden Medical Id-covery. i Thk Gkneva Rosins.-s—The aibilra-j , t■ .8 s iv’ at in known ns the A! ibam ; claims case, have awarded to the United 1 ! Statis ti e sum of fifteen and a half mil | lioi Bof dollars in, gold. The London ! Times says: “Willingly will we pay tins ' sum to improve the huv u| nations.” t .Mr Amin w Sloan, who was nominated ; for Congress l-y tin Radicals of the Ist i Congressional District, has f rm.illy ac I'ptid said nomiuaiion, and entered up ! rn the concuss. : A Daxgebocs CoC.NTERFKiT.—There is a i veiy deceptive couuterleit $o United j Stares currency mte afloat. It is very 1 like ti e original, and can only bed tect il by e impariug the words “United [States.’’ In the good note they are dcl ] ieatelv shad'd and clearly defined, and in the bad one heavily shaded and rattier crowded. At the great Greeley ratification meet- 1 [ing, in New Y ik city, on tie night of j ! i 12lh inst , tticre were 40,000 persons] p es. ut. : gn^Jß^PpP^^MPjSntdeu !_v upon the I) dy ila wi niiin, sJP'posed, from what ; r.maim il of it, to bfftthat of i white wo ; man. The body was found lying in a j ditch partly filled with water, on lie ! Middle Ground road, about two and a I half miles Itoni the city. Mr. Grunm, | immediately after fi ding the body re i turind to the c.ly and notified the Coro- I tier, who summoned a jury. A foil slate ]un til of the facts already related was ’ niarle, and an examination was so ld t*y ; Dr. Charlton, who discovered that the ] skull was fiat-lured to such an extent a jto cans death. The mry then rendered ! i viidict of murder by sane per-ou m ; persons to them unknown. Ttio inquest , was I eld at three and a half o'clock p. st The b dy was alteiwu and renn veii to Laurel Grove (> On-li ry by order ol the I coroner. Di.Slinltall, wl.cm it will re ■ main unbiiri and until the citizens t sid . ing in ti e ncigliboiimod where il IV I found can be sutiimoncd, and br.e'girt ; •>| to iilentify it if jsissil.ie When i found the bdyu as elail in a e..lie 'di with pick flouvrs and rue oli.rr gar ment, Ti tie were no sho< s "ii the (eel, ■ atid no hat on tt e head. The face and] i-ntiie Carcass was In rrib'y mutilated, i hav itg lei n eaten l-y doga and buzzards, until it was "s- men Imt and fiienit lodicifh ! readily whcllur it was tlial.-of a while woman or negro. An Important Ar t. An Act to nqulio ti c payment id C'ikis in advance in certain cases. Skc. 1. Jie it, enacted by the General , Asemdhy, Tfint Imm and altei ti e pa-- | sage ol this Act, no Sheriff "‘r Dei uty Sherd) in this State, s' all he n quireil l advertise the properly of any and. t> i.dant ' in fi, fa. for sale until the c st of suet advertin' ment -hull have bee n first paid ! by the plaintiff in fi. hi , his agent or at torney; provided, that when such party . plaintiff, or his agent or att rey lo iiirn. Bi.all make and fj ean affidavit in writing, that owing to his poverty he is unable to pay such c- st, then it shall be the duty of said Sheriff or his I) ptity to proceed as now required by law. Sec. 2 Repeals cm flirting laws. Approved August 21. 1872, Bfeyilcnty R. llun s is the D mocrat ic nominee for Congress in the 4t.i Dis trict. (jen A. R Wright is the nomi nee in the Bth Di.-tirot; and (.'ol U, J. Gb mi, of Atlanta, is the m.ntiuee iu lla' Disti let. It is stall il Dial Gen. T.niula "li : take no part in the present campaign. Il f is last Atlanta spi'i-h is « f 'lni'k of hm i present ability, we are glad that he is to; remain silent. ikic Fal|&; Winter Stock rl A( ( )lT I>AUMs I to announc-o to hi- (Vi.-n-h- and ih- I public gt*u* 4 rally. that he U,xh received an; unusual heavy stock of & WtHTSE Cf istt » 23 which will lie sutd on fair un.l hum" able terms, ] Thnxegoads were pnri hiiseil on very favorable 1 terms, amt I am coafliieiit can ami will lie soht as cheap ns miv house iu toil u My stuck enibrams almost everything kept in | a retail store 111 the interior Onj tlmh-. Ihcss It,,sis. HeadyMad<*. Clothing n/. IJa'ets, Unis. ifr. ,fv j The Tallies are speeiaity invite,! to pay me a yi-i'. a- l have many tiling that nil! meet favor ] eit Ol give me a call, as I am determined to e.-ll ' as low as any one. Thankful lor past favors a continuance of cna ) tom is solicited. JACOB EMM. ! Quitman. ,Sept. 20. 1 57 2 . ly I WU. 11. TIBOX. WM. W. MORIM’N ! mm & GORDON, Cotton Factors AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 112 Bay Street, Savannahs fia. Bagging and Ti« > advanced*on Crops, j Liberal Cash Advances m&deo&Coasignrreats j of Cotton. ! Cotton sold on arm al. and proceeds returned i j by Express, when owner so iustruc s. ! Prompt and careful attention guaranteed to 1 i all business. sep2o-6m \ WANT^ED! OLD IRON, BRASS COPPKU and LEAD, for which tie highest cash prices will be paid ; by i>r. Davis, ai the Qmtuian depot. Bring in all your waste iron, and receive mo- j ney for the same Quitman, August 30. tlo , (• iiaidiairtt Sale. BY virtue of an order issninae(r<>;n the Court of Ordinary fwr the Conn y of BrooksJGeor* gi.i. I will sell at public *ale to the highest bid der. before the Court house L»or iu the conuty of Bryant, on the First Tuesday in November next, the one fourth interest in tt certain tr*ci of Land, lying in said county of Bryant, and be- 1 longing to the estate of >arah L. Baker, a minor, ! aud foi whom the uudersigned is guardian. of 'tie. 'ash M AI-IYC. BAKER. <ioardi«n. September f» Id# 2. tds m mi j Agents wanted for our Compaigr* Goods. Sell ; m eight. Pay llMi per cent, profit. Now is the j time. Send at once for Descriptive Circulars and ’ Vice Lists of our Fine Steel Engravings ot all the Candidates. Campaign Bi«'graphics. Charts. Photographs, Budges. Pins, Flags, and everything suited to the times, Ten dollars per day e t-ily made. Fid* samples sent for $;» Ad dress Hooke <fe Goop-i kki). 37 Park How. N. Y. | A l.ii-, tiiut't th.a -li.-trc .'ti.g c--mj»l.Aint is now made known in a Treatise (ol 48 octavo on Foreign and Native Iltubal prepara tions. publUlied by Dr. O. Phkccs Bitowv. Tho j prescription was discovered by him in such a | providential manner that he cannot eonseien -1 tiously refuse to make it known, as it has cured : everybody who has used it for 1- its, never hav : ing failed in a ingle case. The ingredients may be obtained from anv druggist. A eopv sent !r« to all applicant/ bv mail. Addr-ss Dr. O. Pin i.us Brow n. 21 Grand -u. Jeivey City. N. and. Nothing like it in medicine. A luxury so tint pain a painless cvucuaat. a gentle stiinulant to the eirmlaiiea. t p« ri>piratory preparation, j an anti billion* medicine. » stomachic, adi retie ; and an admirable general alternative. Such are | ilu- a. know edged uim! daily pioreij properties iOf TaßßavCs Id I LK«; 'O.M r IZER AmrtlKNT. BOLD BY ALL DUIGGISTS. HIS FOSTER'S PJTSIT IIS GLOVE i Preserve!' you can kucp vor.r kid gloves trom ! milhb’wing ‘pot :iug or s-.iiing a« all seasons and .in all climates. Convenient, 1 ght. aud will last your lUethnc. Free to any addf‘’ss for 25 Addiess A. D. FONT Eli, Say vi lie, cutlVk Cos. r N V. OTinTIERITfi Dr. Winn.. !bi liaA 20th .St., D N»-w li oi I«. Besttvfeiei ,v.i from clergy t no u and Othvru. No pay until cured. Send tor ~1[.I) r. I! v 1! I -ni 1' •” • ' . j prepared expressly to curt? the Piles, and noth ing else. .Sold by nil Druggists. Price, SI.OO. 4(ii:.\TS UWILD .1 r n‘s make j iv "> >re money at work for us than at any j 'hingeise. Busi»e-s lightandpmnmmmt, Pas ! tiiMiiais free. ii. Stinson A Cos., Fins Art Fub~ linkers. Portland. Maine. THE “LIGHT RunnmG“s ■iDOMEiTICjTB. ••ntM “EASIEST “DOJI j ; i< ys. Al < '< >. tit; F; 'iiib.-i'-.-t. N. V. SAW & GRIST MILL joziitiAy;\i is &. \i ibso\, fIIAKE pleasure In notilving the public that I the v have erected a first -class Saw and find Mill, in a fine lumber - ■ i-n of Brooks [county, ami only V>\ mi es from Quitman, on fho ! fadokas public road, ami are prepared to furn [ ish every kind und ipmliJy of Lumb-r, at short j notice arid oil better terms than heretofore (t- I fared the poop'e We will grind only on Wkvsymw and Sat ! I'Kfnr of each week, and we guarantee good m- 1. iho foil*.wing ar. our fr ! ■ ■ for I mber : I’or (let eral q(taii!\ of I, mber. u heu cash is ■ 1 - >• reeding 30 and I vs. J 5 fl!) j . 1, JO f#vt. Forupeui.il biils. V. here fttl heart is najuirH. th>* price will b*- -rio.mi per 100 • feel, Cash, and n& ; er agre nvul a-* to limn. These price-* will be stric ly adherer! so un -•. • i" - ■ . Wf solicit the |.l -: #>n i <»t the public, mnd will endeavor to . ive sati-faciion. September 13. 1 72. 37 3in i . «»AS,SaAfIE;i?, "" ATTOMEY AT LAW, QUITMAN , GA. UTI LI. pro 'it e iu 'he Su* erii/r (Courts in all the Cenniies of ib • Snuthern Circuity in e Supreme Court of Georgia, and in the t>i.s* j ict Court of the United States, at Savannah. ! ' • • i si! «pe ial cases, in the Counties of Madison and Jefferson, Florida. *?:■&* Office : Me In Uadi House. 37-3 m [PIOTOGIAPHS! A. T. LYON respectfully inform the citizens.cf ' r Quitman and vicinity, that he has open »• 1a G i i-ay. u ;rI; a ii- - • .'ky-iiglf., where | he is prepared to make All kinds of PICTURES | knowtrto the Art. i All are invited to call and examine Fpecimeus. i Ail work made at Savannah prices. Gallery in Finch's building, up stairs. ! Quitman, August 3, 1872. 31-ts Tax Assessment for 1 872. OFFICE COUNTY COURf, { S KPT EM BLR 2. 1872. ) /“ARDEMED. That the Tax Collector of B ooks V / county, tfeorca. do make the following as- on the State lax ot Brooks county, Georgia, for the year 1872. to wit : Fo general county purposes, Ninety five (95) pei centum. For a special pauper fund, Five (5) per cen tum. Making a total of one hundred per centum. EDWARD R HARDY*. Judge County Court Br*»okr t oonty. Bept. 6,1872. lm