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About The Quitman banner. (Quitman, Ga.) 1866-187? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1872)
UHTiiAiN iJAAMvii. BS==S====S:==rr— 'dUlTMAll :1 FRIDAY, OCTOISMU 20, 1812. The Pn-hitli'll!ini I'mtfes*. One week from next Ti■ •' 1 '*y the pm ml buttle for Ronstilutb.nu! leferty in to be fought; a* (1 although the ii-sultn of the recent «■!< • ti■ • ■ in I’< rii ilv-niii ami Ohio, <1 i<l rot >:i u.< un to tin o* •ii darJ of our f Xpertntion, r evetll;e!i t o they arc nr.t. of tlml eha-'tir to create despondency, lnt ort (be contrary give a»*ur!ince of Hiicer hs for tbc niliid ar-! rnics In'tlic contest of Nov< mlr. Pennsylvania, wo encode, is wedded to corruption and will cast its vote for tbc ignorant (bep>>l win now rn '-■» If' country; but in irgnrd b- Obi", wc claim it for honest old Iloiaco Grech y. Fie also insist, that instead of a defeat in Olilo, at tire October elect in, the allied political fore* a si cured a decided success. In stet that Stale done nobly l Grant's majority 0f 40,000, in 18(ifl, was cut down to a majority of 10,000 or 12,000 at tbc Into election. In addition to (bis, the Democracy made a train of Hirer-. tfongrisemen . We call tbis a victory.. Now, is tin re no grounds for belief that ♦be 12,000 radical ir-gjority of October can bo overcome in November? fire Liberal Executive Committee <,( that State, declares that "Grooh-y and Blown nre 20,000 votes stronger in Ohio to-day than any man on our Slate ticket, and hence, if we do our duty, the Slate can bo carried like a whirlwind in Novem ber.” But, snppceo we surrender Ohio to tin enemy, is there no la pe fin* the (■lection : of Horace Greeley? We think there is. In fact, unless tbc people of the South urc extremely derilect in duly, there b* no possible chance for the election of Oen. Grant. Even without Ohio the election of Greeley in assured, as will appear from a consideration of tho ft/I lowing votes. Tbc win to number nec essary to a choice i.. 0-1 : I Full GHAST. lowa 11 i Kansus a j Midao .7 MimrucliittelUi 1M Michigan II hV.liinsha 111 (IVnnsy ivnnia 2!) i Himtii Carolina 7 ! Vermont 5 Tola! 91 Fort (ini i.i.i v. Alabama .10 Arkansas <• California <’» Connecticut . ...o Delaware Florida I I (feorgia II Indiana K Kentucky 1. Loiitsiann ... t Mary lam I Missouri ! • New lliiingteliiru • Now .Jersey Now York Tennessco 1 Texas • Virginia II West Virginia Total I:'J 11(11 RT! I I.'hTAV! [Ohio 27 Oregon II lilmile I land I 1 jWi. con.-! ; Illinois 21 j Minnessota .'»[ Mississippi m NftVfula *•! North Carolina U>| Os the doubtful States our clmticen ! even for or»e-half of them,! which will make u f> any possible defec tion in States counted certain for Oiec* , ley. Now, where Is there any cause for despondency'/ Success- gloiiuuri sne ecSH, is within our reach, if wo will hut do our duty. Wc have every reason to move ft i ward with conlidei.ee and cour age. The issue is cm tuinly of sufficient magnitude to arouse the dormant crier gies of every man. It in no lime for hair-splitting political technicalities. It is not the triumph ol , :rty wc now suck The inborn principle of bun nily coin won and imm ricnt dangers —has madi film friends and colaln prs if the adhe rents of all par tit h. It. is the conviction [ that has scizul all men, who arc not bi ased, that the government is rapidly up preaching ruin, that bos caun J tbc fra ternization of patties. Then let every lioucst man awake to the emergency 1 Banish all idea of defeat! Victory stares ns in the face I T.et us secure it, and band down to posterity that inestima ble jewel—Constitutional Liberty! What it Mean-'. A northern writer soys that the elec tion of Horace Greeley “will signify peace and reconciliation, signify love among the sections, where bate lias pre vailed, signify purity in every depart ment of gov( r■ament.'’ Even so; and these ar e truths that should be remerabuTd by every S- utli ern voter —especially by eviry Georgia voter, that In s felt the oppression and injustice of radical rule. The election . of Mr. Greeley does not mean that war animosities are to be revived; it docs not mean that the Pout! mi people, or any portion of them, shall bo branded with treason; but it signifies peace and reconciliation. On tlie contrary, the election of Grant, signifies a continu ance of sectioual legislation detrimental i to the South. Vote I’or (Un. Wiiutrt! Some of our Rem cratic trends, we regret to sly, cannot l>e prevailed on to Vote foi lloraeo Greeley; but surely they will not remain away I nun the polls en tirely. Gen. WTigl.t is a sound !■. mo-. ei»t, and he must he .h . led. Then fine if you cannot vote fin Gieel-y, iid in tire diction ol \\ right. .lii-tice. Undi r this caption tiie Savannah r.o nitty Mirror graphic.) By portiays the injuxlwe of what is generally character- [ ly. and Jmlvinl JvMi'v. ft ;■ ays that it is an old raying that title justice is t-ve> ■ ternpcic.d with tnerev. In these days woe I elide the finer man who is dcviml j nl fioliticu! power other than that of bis i individual vote, f -r, in [addition to just [ pmiiirfiir enl for bin crime, whatever it j may 1 <■, he will have |. : !e.| upon him tin- [ K’iitinc<s which should have been pass id upon G git-h of influence. One nl the Polio*.- Justices of New York city, recently sentenced a man to tiro Peni tentiary several years for stealing a loaf of bread, thus effectually hardening tin starving man's heart, and giving him a fair start on llic mad for a life of darker crime. Extreme sentences for small crimes lint re-act 'against justice, ami add to the vast army of those who make it a business to violate the law. 'To com dt nm a man to priion and hard labor foryeais lor appro prating to himself such a tiiflo ns a leaf of bread, [ crimps to keep himself nr family from stuiva tioii, may he law, but not < quai justice. How many arc now titling in tin if liver ied conches W ho, Imd impartial j-iHlic been dealt out to them, would to behind the prison walls ? Extensive regnoiy i gets iff uuwhipped of justice, while the fioor starving mendicant is cast into prig lon foryeais for doing a little wrong, in order Fat he may preserve life. Yet— it IK fin. The Tin n«;i‘viile lTiir. The Fair of the bouih Georgia Agri cultural and Mechanical Association, to be Ik Id at. Tliomasville, will connncnce on next Wednetday, tl.t ”olh, aid r«.u tinne four (hys. From preseiit iutlica tii tin it will prove a success. The en tries will ex rn cd those of picvioua years, ; and hundred* of distinguished citizens I coin various portions of the Slate arc* expected to ho present. The Euterpmc notifies the public Unit Col. Ilaim u has consent! and to "ship free i f charge, fiorn all points on thin road, all articles entered for exhibition.” If. also gives notice to the citizens along the line ol railroad, "that cars will he sent lot c 'tti-n intended f i exhibition at our lair, upon notice given by tho ex hibitors to the President of tho Associa tion.” We nre led to believe Hint the attend ance of citizens from Brooks comity, at the Fair, will greatly exceed that of fire, vioim years. brill tlrpi flit. Tho Liberal join mils in Ohio are still sanguine el carrying that State forGree ley in November, notwithstanding the recent defeat. Tho Cincinnati Unijiiin-r says: 1 Only n change of fi 000 veins is required to carry Ohio lor Greeley There are 2 000 election districts, and a change ol three in eaeh of them will ti - the business. Every Democrat mid Lib era! Republican wo have seen s iys. | ‘Keep op the Ore. Our chances of car rying Ohio for Greeley arc good. Tt.err is but a small majority to overcome, and ;we know that there are plenty of men ( who voted against os in October who | will bejwilji us in November.’ ” ... . I’olitie:;! liiiiinliulies, i The Gi'flin A't.-I'v: £!ias the to lowing : A hand of slang- w hangers ami bihlc j bangers, composed of men, won en nnd I children, ficc-dogs and Tin mas-cats. haiMpg from the puritanical atmosphere surrounding Plymouth Ifock, are tray i ling through tho upper part of the State on a 80-Cftlled religious crusade. They are supplied with tints and equipments of every description, pant! set up in any community where there nro large num bers of negroes. They have on lined a large stock of shouting material, and let it out free gratis for nothing on every j occasion. Their main mission seems r, lie to preach social equality and dcvil -1 meat generally. Wc would rejoice and [be exceedingly happy to see liarnum's ■ animal train turned loose on the vaga bonds, and all ol their sort who puri ; griuatedown South with hellish designs. <ton fide nee nitty Lead to Defeat! A great many colerid men were pre vented from voting at the recent election on account of the non-payment ol taxes, and thereby tuo Democratic majority was swelled to immense proportions. At the November election the taxes will all be paid, and almost every “suflrage slinger” in the State, will cast his ballot for U. S. Grant and the Radical nomi nees for Congress. In this district the negroes have some two thousand major ity, and they may elect W mrFt.RV unless the whites turn ont to a man in support of Gen. Wright. We must not lose this election through apathy. The Cons.—The Savannah papers; sav that Col. W. B Gauldcu (tbe“Koar ing T.ron of Liberty,”) was in that city on last Saturday, on a mission of blood : or death. Ho crossed Screven Ferry, i xpeeling to light a duel, but no antag on is t put in au appeal mice. The Snia'l-pox is un the increase in i Washington city and Baltimore. Since the Ist of.lime turn have been 2A7 cases, and fiO deaths. j You are .Veedi and No man must remain aw iy limn the polls a week from next Tuesday. It is ; desirable that General IV morn* be elccfcil [ to Oongri ss, and one vole may decide the re.nit of the election. The whin race is in the neigbb itio xl of 2,000 , volis in tho miiHiri!'/ in this District; and therefore ft will r. quire extraordinary j exertions to meuro a triumph. Tin re is j jno doubt as to the in suit of the election in this State, ro far as Gi ■■'ey is eon—: ! lu'rneil —but it v. II reqa'i"..- wi-rk to elect | Wr.imir. i A Dcki. at .\:i.anta.- J. fi Towusei.d : 1 and If. T. Force, two young men, lougt t ! a duel at Atlanta, mi last Fa tin day. Tim j weapon i were doub'c-hai r<*ll'd gunn, i charged with buck shot, at forty paces, i Townsend was reriovuty w- n ded at ti e ! first fire T o parties occupy high social p isitioti. J Committeb. A ymmg man by the name of Carroll, charged with whipping in negro at Deaton, the irghl follow ug I the recent election, had a hearing be-| i fore I], S Commissioner Htoue, hist wi i k, i Jat Sav**.i.nati, and was cowthntt’ed on de- ■ I fault of |t5,&00 hail, to stand a trial be fore the I S District C. nrt. j Mas. F.uir, who vvas i eeuily acquit i ted of the charge ol minder by a e dil a itiu jury, proposes to inake her notoriety j the basin of a financial Operation. Si c j will lake tho lecture maud in the North ern cities, and “huge* and fashionable I audiences'’ will gieet hi r everywhere j thus virtually endm-iug depravity in j the human lieai t. - - Gov. Sjinir’s MAJm.rnr.— One hundred and twenty-nine counties gave a e iij >r- j ily of by,Ml for the re eh ml ion of G>v . iSinitli. r J I ..* right remaining conn lies | will doubtless inerea.-e tho majority to 00,000. About 150,000 votes were pull [eil, which ih 10,000 less than the I’rcsi dontial vote of 18fi8 —a***- ■ Savannah Evenino Michuii.—'inis i : the uamc ol a uprightly evening paper, recently established in the city of Sav-; • antiiih, by Messrs. J B.Ol'wi'm Sc C 0.,! 1 and edited by .f, H. Hewitt, E-q. It | will ire mailed lo -uhm ril cm, duly, at i j the low price of sf».oo pi r your. We; | commend the JH-.mir to our fuel da in j lliis section, who uesire lo receive ad r. j ly pi.pt r from our leaport city, at a very I model ate |>i icu. I Saiasxjw AnvKlurm.s-Cut. A. R. Lamar, one of the most graceful and lor I cible writers in the South, lifts entered I I upon the discharge id Ids duties as Edi- I tor of I his very excellent daily journal. I ! A I)KittßTwTTvtf k!~- Hawaiian I paper contains an advertisement ad hi j deserted wile, will, n s;.n cl to her mini- I ! way tun-band, which in both interesting ! | and amusing, ns exhibiting peculiar pita : ,sr., of Hawaiian character The idv r- I j tmoment is prefixed with the suggestive j cut of a colored ind'vidnal '‘making j i tracks’ with a stick and bundle on his | shoulder, and reads : "k now ati men, that I Du* under igned, a woman living ■ at Kolon, Kauai, do Inn by make inqui -1 ry ill legal and to WaUeeaeu, U:.V Inis', and, | lor I l ave waitnl for h m dining tin past nine years, in which tine ■ have nut set my eyes on him, neither have I ■l. nee Now, if ho is still in exist- lies i and i.s 'iving on any of those islands, oi anywl.evo else in Un* world, he had let ter make it known tlnuugh the news- j 1 papers. And il he does not show him- j .si If, or advertise at the exp ; a'ion ol j j thirty days Irotrt tli s date, then I shah - i consider I ini as dead, wire roup -n I stiaii [ immediately prnoti'd to g. t married u>; | another man.” Fmlcr the laws ol (> do, wi en the fam*j i ily of an intetupt-rat ■ man s«fR rs Imm j | tho habita of its had, Go dial r wi.oj sells the latter his hqmi becomes res-! ponsible ill damages t ■ tho injured fun- j j ily. This provision oi G.*- law has Ini ; 1 to some curious suits, but the most siti | gular if all of them is just r> ported from j Ooliimbus. A worn in named Dutilap ims ! | sued V. Koorner and J. Taut or, claiming j hum the first $5,000 and horn thesicon.l [ j S4OO dan:ago«, the gioui-d ol a.-tnm u tiotil cases being that Dio defendants : j sold to her husland ! quor, uriib r tiro iu i tlnenoo of 'Widcii he mu- 1 i-d a man named C'irpent.r and marly ki'Vd her-! ! sell. II this cat. ho proven -Mrs. Dunhip ; will be very likely to g't a verdict in j ; her Liver. ", Stars l orry, n son -i l.x-G vornor ’ Derry, of Florida, killed a desperado by the name of O'.Mah* , at Gainesville, lasi (Week. O’Mally’s throat was cut from! : car to ear. - -s • - Gen. D, M. l)ui i so, is a “st; a girt out'i; | candidate f u Congress, in the Slit Dis ! irict of Georgia, in opposition to Geu. ! \\ right, the nominee. Tiiis will elect : the Radical candidate. The Ni.btu Cabouva Ei.ecti- n Fiiaius. - rite New Yoik B r.i'V dale gti (N- rth Carolina) dispatcti says that the 1) mo-! j cratic State Gommittoe and s.-nie of the! principal parties in tie* defeated interest j iiave, alter a consulalion, decided to de fer for the present giving notice ul au iu teulion to contest the State election bo lure the Legislature. The dsp uchsays: that heavy Iran Is have been dise-.veioil. Dr. T A Faisons, a promlneut ciiir. i, candidate tor the Mayoralty of Atlanta, I subject lo tiu) Roiuyc:alie n tuiuutiuu. 1 £75.000 IS CASH I ’OK Si. W Hi the attention of our reactor:* to tfreadvertLeiiieni in another column of the Nebm>>kaStat.« Orphan Asylum. Here is a chance to win a fortune inn Public Lep.ul Drawing and at. the sumo- lime help a noble and worthy institution. [l3-lit There was a man in our town Ami he was wondrous wise. He had a pain from ear to ear r Another between Lis eves; And when he nw he hud Catarrh, With all bis might and main Ik purchased .Sage’s Remedy, And has his health again. It is bold by druggists every wherp. The II - e and I'- Rider. It was a hnpi y day for horse and ins rider when the Mcstaxo L>x> mk>.t was introduced a a cure for the external diseases and injuries of both. In the stable, the barn arid the household this wonderful eaiolih t isecpiully tu*lul* If a torse is spavined, cr foundered or harness-galled, or afflicted with any otlier of the many superficial ills that equine flesh Is heir to, the Liniment effects a speedy cure,and 1t is equally cfficacmna when applied to draught oxen or Cpww Huffcthlg from outward swePings, strains. or hurts of any de.-cripti n As an application for bruises. chU. burns, iheu rnatwro, stiff joints, sprain* l , neuralgia, earache and toothache, it takeh precedence lor all other topical remedies, and is therefore an article ol prime necessity in families. n ■ _ OMAHA LOTTERY. To bo Drawn in Public, Dec. 30th, 1872. Tick et* sl. Each or Six for $5. T electa rent by Tlx press C. O. D., ifd-dml I Grand Gush Pri/**, $75,000 1 Grand <' :U Pri»‘ *S.MW) 1 Grand Gash Prtee, . 15,000 I Grand Ca«h Prize 1" '*» 1 Gad. Prize 5.000 ICachfV.f 4,00*7 ; 2 Cash Prices. $3,000 each, 6,000 t Cash I‘iizcs. £2,000 each*. 8.0 0 2 (*asli Prizes, $1 ,LOO each . 2,00f* For balance of Prize l * send for Circular. This Legal enterprise is endorsed by the highest authority of the State and be t buyiues. men. Tiie limited number of Tickets on hand will be furnished those who apply first. All Prize* will be paid in full. Aor.vrs W.i r eo. For further particulars addn-s J. M. PATTER, General Manager, Omaha, No b 43 6t Notice. 0\ T the first. Tuesday in December next, will be Bold to the highest bidder, before the Court-house door in Quitman. Lot of Lund num ber two hundred and seventy-two {*272) in the Fo rib DUdrichof Irwin County agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary, of Brooks coun ty. Terms cash, W. .IAS. HIVES, Ex’r. of John McMullen. Oct. 23d. 1871. 43-tds INotice. «inLh be eolil on f' e First Tuesday in TV \ i •■(■rnher next, at publh- ••■•.eery, at the Court House in Quit man, G;i.. between the legal hours es Huh , tbt? House and (w» Town Lmln be longing to W. (7 McNair and M. F. Bentley, de censed. Sold for benefit of heir* and creditor*. Terms mad*: know n on day of sale. For further particulars, apply to S. A. BENTLEY. 13 Ids F. «>. }>KAt.Ki; rx *ij{ •j.'N A Sbf ipM. sKei ~.-J v) JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c &c &C, Solo Agents in Savannah for the Celebrated Diamond Spectacles. 135 Congiea* Opposite rulMki Honsc, Savannah, Ga. WATCHES and JF.V, Ei.ftY Im paired ->\ October 25, 1872. If S. M. FOLDING. JAS. ~5~ 1 U;N.iu ; GOLDING & TriiXEli, COTTON FACTORS General Commission Merchants, i><; St> liny Street, SWANN ir Georgia Prompt and careful attention given to the sale of Cotton, Wool. LI ides. Syrup, Beeswax. Tallow and Produce generally. Liberal cash advances made on consign ments. oct2s-3m L. T. WHITCOMB, Agi. Importer of ami Dealer in mV ion ivr/yrA /fTwro?! n dXix) X J.xiXjSsi X .[{ ux Ix> Pine Apples, Ap;-’ Bauauas. Potatoes, Oranges, Onions, Lemons, Nuts, Ac. I *rt/< 'tables. Hay, Gram, Feed, &e. Ac. 99 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH CEORGiA. jE®'Ti‘i n:s. Strictly Cash.-ss^ October 23. 1872, t)m w. B. A!lVlis, * on;mission *?/f ee/miif, 116 Bay Steekt, Savannah. Ga. Liberal advances made on consignments. October 25, 1872. 43-ts William C. St.vi.kv, i.loux a. Stalky. Attorney at lauv.- Notary Public JOHN A STALEY & SONS, Brokers and Auctioneers, Office : No. 1-10.1 Bay street, SAVANNAH GEORQ’A, YTTiLL DUV AND SELL i: l Estate, Wild t f Lands, and Perswr.al Property. Strict attention will be given to all businoss bitriiilvrl to is-. ocUA-iia Savannah Houses. ■ i A. ii. iu'ilbd- iiuplßtOr. Savam.nA, Ga. Board pc r lb. y, §3.00. October 23. 17 2, ;m 0. w. ih m Tfadiupstm & Wallfr. AVI iOLl: -'.AT,.TO GirooiA Fruit and Produce Dealers, Sh : p ChTnd/crS; ' A X!, j Commission Merchants, ;>1 lir.y Eti'cH, t'arauiwh', Ga. Oeb her 25. 1 >72. 3m EDV, UD f. UiT'N! Jr., Ho 6 X ay ton street Bavannah, : : Geer;, la ('olios* t'js .< ,v (S®mmisi&icn vl v-3 i solicited. oct2s An no. w. i CoHost Factors G£XEI! ' L (foinmi.obloa ywo'danfh C«V. llejan t!«i • Sav m;:sh, :»n. ! *&i I.'.bctsl oilvas. 1 iw.ae .it i- A-ttiw-nW. j Onobt r 25, 1672. 3m DWKJHT L. ROBERTS, .a 1- . e ,r • 'ssaa Commb; -si’ii P.lerchant 144 Bay Street Nurunmih, aa. f•‘'■’'' 'b ; ;• ' ■ J U % - :: : -.i f y||ujj r jj-Gn pt f ,:r?iu pn , .lit. i ut'i.i.l't, u ■ i.Ni iiUi;,:JiisSl) t SASH. WESG?'ITS, ETC'., Blab* & Ob-b bi’s, 171 B.yv ih ; • . . ox All, G A ((j. GENERAL Cotton sad F- -’od..ce G’ gw X&vts: OrSlSs 152 BAY STREET, Savaimidi, : : G eorgia. Captain Join >! ». Vico i’rcci- . nt. 80. ; Bank of the S ■ofi, . ' '. , .. a.-. !#m •' ’ on 1! 1 ui! ■ • 1- Ei L. Li s', itx i 'Li , i>;u.ucin kSctdillihs, Bridles a Ilnrnc^s. Host Rubber and Lea hoc Beltin?, Saddlery Ware. HARNESS AND SC-i.E LEATHER CALF Kltl AH, . . «. jos. s. ci-Aom.::s. * jvo. a x\inoham. ! GLA6HO2N Si CUHNiNSHAM, ; WUOI.KS.ILK AMI RLTAtr. C- .E2t and» Ol 3 -2 3 a &a « Corner of Drayton am] Biy Sts., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.! Kxb ; xxrx Imported and Native Wines, 1.1-ijtiors ami Octob ‘L 25. 1072. till Fa\'armah Houses. PEG VISIONS, " hplitovs, AV. CKANIPiON & FREEMAN, Savannah, Ga., i'* r NVITE the attenk'en of the people of Brooks ami adj-daing counties to iheir Large and Varied Stock of Staple ‘Rxl Fancy I GROCERIES, I’RO VISIONS, LIOIORS, , TOBACCO. CHEESE, UUiTER, l“i "i:.'n it’Ki i'i :il -A : FID'IT --. NC'IS. Ac-., Ac. W<> arn r*n7v : r .,,- ~v wrA, byAUamers ! from NVw York, cl-. :, mrenis of Apples Onions and Potatoes, j oi best quality and at moderate prices, i Prompt attention given to orders. umii'ioi & ißi'ism, U-Jty Street, comer of Drayton, SAVANNAH GEORGIA i October 25. 1872. Cm 31. Y. HENDERSON, C otton ; Far.top* AXT> GKNKKAL CoiniKiSsEn Merc hail t T (Jon** I’ppov Block.) 170 B.j S-rot, (N rti S •!•-,) SAVANNAH. GEORGIA BPAt.EI: !.V iIIBES, mi, liilßE SKISST, FKF.H WAX. ' ■ The Hb-Tiest Cash Prices ]’o'al all tim- fi-rany c.f the above articles. Refer t<» Henry Brigham, IX q, President M -i - hunt's Yali'»nal Bunk. October 25. 1 *72. 3m AI.HIPPOLDT, i'chant f And Wholksale Deait n is ,f ! b m .wi.iifi. gw/N ■ ,j*a && I Ww* '«?-if Foreign and Domestio Fruits, Ami Erodiice Geticially. 133 Say Street. Savannah, : : Georgia. ; Con.-ignmuntr' *»f POT r LrDY. KOGS, SYRUP, HIDIX-. Xc M solicited- Just Reckivkd : Xew Raisins, Figs, 13 .:/! and Pecan Nuls, Almonds. &c. October 25, H 72. Om J. L, V I L L ALG• iGA Colton FactQC, l OiIWARHI '*&. COMMON No. V ■ Hay : Ircef, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. October 25, 1872. 43-3 m G.-i ufexi Lkclih, SxMi'KL LKnuc, Xavunaali. New York. C. &S. LEDLIE, w .7t;l:*r.:o D .iVrs and C i-..7iu Msrchaats in lilKt D WOOL; Bees iv ax an and Sld ns , Tallow, Ate., ISA Bat Stkkkt—Foot of ‘Barnard, 77F. 3.7? t;-' a s M4 Gmrsignmen 11. 0! I • ited. Oe't'-.d>or 25. lt>72. 3m .1 aMi M« G: ; . Jambs Maher , ', u €O. WHOI.SSA2U3 umi sums. —AND— CO3»niISSiON3iERCHA\TS, 175 Bat Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. SOLF AcKSTS FOR Krug & Co’s CHAMPAGNE. October 25, 1872. 3m S. S. MUjLKR, HEALER IN Mahognny, Walnut and Pine 1 2 9 FRENCH AND COTTAGE CIIAjIBER sets EiOO JV i *j Glasses. K'.ttmses Kadc 10 Orde 13-5 &, i-.. UROL :.; lx UX STK EET, Next to Weed cc Gc i nwer., >.f ? * LV.V i/7 GEORGIA. 6. 1t72. ~uui
