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♦ W. IE HENXEi\ Editor. 11. M. McINTOSH, Associate THBBSDAY, BEPTILTBEIi 25, 1873. Jlrooks (' nmfy -- Its Oryantsatlvn and (Jeoyeajifiy. Brooks County was formed out of the toe it of Thomas ansi Lowndesr-by an Ujjit of the Legislature, approved Decern- Ivi* llt.b, 1853. J?v the terms of that the county was included in the fol - low::);' limits, to wit: B •"’iin V'ct the Florida, line where th • WitbloocoOchee river enters said State, and running bj> sod river, to the junction of the saiJ Withloocoochee with Little river to the Hue between lota of land Number iifty-irm* and sixty, in the twelfth tail 1 distrtet of Lowndes county; them e ruualn ' to the south-west, comer of lot of lan 1 Number thirty-five in the twelfth hue] district of said county of Lown lc«. and thence running flue north to the county Hu • between Lowndi sand Berrien. Then *e running the lino be tween s.ihl couuti.-s of Lowndes and Ber rien to tie; line of Colquitt county. Thence running the line between Lownd* a and Colquitt and Thomas ari l Colquitt to the line dividing lots of land Numbers three hundred and ninety-two and four hundred and tirirtv-to von in Thomas. Theio’e die- south to the Oeilla river, end thenee running down the O*: lla river to the Florida line, and thenee running the line between Lowndes and the State of Florida to the entrance of Withloocoo oliee river into said State of Florida (the starting point.) By a subsequent, act of the. Legislature approved No vein bid- 21st, 1859, all that, portion of Brooks east, of Little river, ex erpt, lot IX o. 178, In the 12th district, was transferred to Lowndes county. The eastern boundary is of course irregular on account of the crooks in tins Withloo cooeheo and Lit tie rivers, but wo suppose the county would average about tiventy sevui miles iu length, from North to South, and about S'-veuteen ni’h's in breadth, from Fast to West, and contains about throe hundred and thirty-five thou sand acres of land. The county was named after the Hon. I'rest On 8, Brooks, u member of Congress fiom I'outh Carobna, end. I lie county site after (b n. John A. Quitman, a member of Congress from the State of Manssip pi, both of whom were strong State rights men, and warn) friends of the South. The principal streams of Brooks coun ty are tic Withloocoochee and Little riv ers, on its eastern boundary the Aucilla forming a part, of it m western line, and the Ociipil eo, Pisco’ a, und Mule creeks, running into the interior. Besides these there arc several smaller creeks and nu merous branches, many of which keep running during the whole year, so that it might be very properly considered, a well watered country. The face of the count ry is generally undulating, presenting neither the tno notinuus "(ii*,S level” of some of the counties farther cast,, nor the broken op pearauee of the hi'ls of Middle Georgia. We might mention as sumo of the nat nnil curiosities appertaining to the geog raphy of the county, the oxistenee of a lake known as Dry bake, some ten miles North west, of Quitman, that occasional ly (say every four or live years) runs ofl under ground, nml becomes entirely dry. There is also Bowen Mill creek, sonn three miles from Quit man, that empties into a deep sink, and appears no more upon the surface. In a very ivet. time, when there is more water than .can pass oil through (he opening iu the sink, it runs over, and forms a branch below, but in ordinary times, below and around the sink, is perfectly dry, and it is frequently 10 or 15 feet to the water in the sink, thus forming a considerable fall for the mill creek at that place, in the eastern part of the county, near Little liver,there is a beautiful spring, called the Blue Spring,that chords delightful bathing facilities and is a place of considerable re sort for our citizens during the summer months. Vbe water of this Spring Is supposed te contain some mineral prop erties, podiaps mostly linfcstone, with traces of magnesia. In the bed of the river at. this point but nearortho Lowndes county side, i« a strong sulphur spring, which would doubtk-ss be valuable, if it were diffea ntiv located; Lot unfortunate ly it is cnlv acoessable at low stages oi the river. Both of these springs are near the Sal It cad bridge over the Withloocoo chee. The Atlantic and Gulf Railroad runs through the county from east to west, a fo\v miles below the center, the hue of the read cntving a little towards the South. C-n this K: ilroad the comity site, Quitman, is United. There is also one other cUi ot in the county, about sev en r.'.l .twest ofQuitman, known as Dixie, ,iuri sometimes called "Groover Station.'’ Th» Xcir lor A Times tind tin firitn- Wv see th: ; the New York Thins*, the lending radical pa] • r of the North, is .• ••nrideraley oxeivised oh account of the i... .ess of the. IV. • <<’■>.« of Husbandry. An3. ■ -11 mav it feel interest' and on this siil-jvi t. fey while the Grangers do not pretend to’oe a political party, yet they ere opposed to everything like fraud and oppression. As long r.s it is actuated by these principles, it must provoke the hostility <*f the Ka Feal party, a pirty that Ims practiced fraud of aim* - t every i ud« from th*- huge swindle of the petty thtov- j ing of some of its Stab’ officials. IV cl congratulate the Patrons on the opposi-1 lion of such a Sheet as the New York | Tinn’s. Had that, paper commended them, it would have been a suspicious j circumstance. We might have been afraid , either that there was something wrong 1 iu Iho order, or that the Time* hoped, by . bribery and flattery, to control them, and j direct them from their purpose of refpnn j to the support of the Radical party. Is three, no Hi inrdy Mr. Kiutor: Mrs. Hannah Moore,! may have been gifted with “prophetic ken" j when, in the “long ago,” she sang that I “Idle in no round of jocund hours, Ofgftrtnmlsirsy iin*l festive bowers.” But whether this sentiment wiui the i offspring of her own experience, the his-, tory of others from observation, or ■ glim].see of the future, it matters not. ■Suffice it, the “talc is o’er tru and to d ly wc of this county are reaping its ver ification in full measure “heaped up and i running over. With the experience of the past few months, and the storm now raging, how very many of us v ill echo this wail from i their inmost nouri! Our people contracted ; largely for fertilizers at the beginning of the present year, they have* gone into debt for provisions with which to feed j employees; they have planted largely ; with tbo expectation of “reaping bounti fully;” they have b * n visited with the boll worm and caterpillar, nnduowivmes t his howling storm of wind and rain, that will beet the staple from the bolls, depre ciate (he value of Kiii'li as uiay be gath ered from the dirt, to further blast their ho pi s, and nip theirexjieetations. True j 1 am at prcuuit sheltered from the pelt-j ing of (he storm, but lean sec with my j j mind's eye, our fanners nnd our mcr i eliuuts, wearing most rueful file*’*, tha< I speak volumes of disappointment, and | huiidliafion. With the measurably cutting off of tlu; pregr nt m p of cotton go down many dreams of relief from already accumula ted ill, nnd east the shadows of future and heavier burthens. Let each firmer in Brooks county bal ance his accounts for the present year, and ! venture the assertion that not many of them will have a dollar with which to biiv him ft ehristnms dinner, while by far the larger per cent.oi them will be behind hand. This is. a glccwy picture, end 1 intend it as null, nor do I think it is over drawn, but a fair, unvarnished statement, of facts. My object, in speaking thus plainly is to cull the attention of our peo ple tot liotr true condition, for not until they are fully awakened to it, etui they be brought to act for t heir own interest. But you ask, “is there no remedy ?” I answer, yes, and mine isno line spir.i the ory. T ]iropose to give the eondit on oi Northern Georgia, in the summer of 1805; also that of thisthe n more highly favor ed section, at the same time, and suffer you to draw yi ur own conclusion. From the stern logic of facts, there can bo no appeal they aryi incontrovertible. It is a matter of history, written not only by the chronicler of events, but scar ed ns with a hot iron into the very hearts j of the people of North Georgia, that | when the war was closed, when Lee and I Johnson surrendered their armies, tins section of our State wax desolate. Black. • died and charred were by far tin* gn liter part of their residences. Houseless and homeless the returning soldiers found themselves. Gloomily “Sherman's sen tinels,” stood marking the spot where once was seen tluir cottages and their mansions. Defeated, dispirited and de jected they returned tinmpty lardersand ; apparent starvation, Blit, did they do- j spoil* 7 To their lasting credit be it her alded to the world, they did not. Sub-i (listing upon berries, bread and perhaps with an occasional treat of Sorghum syr-; up, with little or no stock, they began! with their hands only, to repair their j ruined fortunes. Living within their j scanty means, they laid the corner stone i for their future weal or woe. '1 o day there scares!)*a hamlet in that theude - titute section where “pence and plenty" docs in*! “crown the board." They plant- ' ed a sufficiency for the requirements of home, and if they harvested more than ; v net dt>d for home consumption, it ivus , sold and with the proceeds they made , Ul !j purchases as were indispensililo. j Hv ties means they contracted frugal habits, and “<w tnr usaiali'rvi, the cash sys- . teni. The result is, they are to-day pros perous and happy. South Georgia, on the other hand, had | felt nothing of these ills, except the hu- I miliation of* defeat, and the treeing of; the negroes. Cotton, commanding high figures, belonged to most of our eitir.cns. ' Monev nnd provisions were plentiful. Habits of extravagance were naturally begotten. The belief that large fortunes I were in reach of ail cotton planters, lured i many into most extravagant investments. I Our poopT “run wild” in their haste to j he rich. The unreliability of the laboring ! ; class, and disasters to the cotton crops, have drank up our means, and placed us j in no enviable condition. Me are near | i n g the point where our friends of North < Geoagia started at the close of the war. j The irresistible* conclusion is, that we must adopt the course they pursued, if a,* expect to throw off the shaikhs that I now bind us. F* Letter From lioston. . Editor Banner: —We were visited last Friday with one of the most violent storms ever seen iu this country. Itcom rnenced blowing early in the morning, the wind N. E. gradually increasing in violence, until about 10 o’clock, a. m., • then it shifted to the E., when, with the j fury of a gale, it began its work in earn- j est. uprooting trees, sweeping fences, and throwing some old houses. Ju.-t In for. 11; a. xt., the wind changed , to the B. H., and lor 80 or 40 minutes it, : blew a perfeit hurricane, assuming the j eharaeteristies of one twisting the trees i off. Just then your cot respondent got seared, dud don’t remember much more of the particulars, only that about night it calmed down, the Sun siting fair. The new Baptist meeting house dedi cated the 2nd Babhat h in this month, is down ; the top blown off the Methodist church; themiil of Messrs. Adams & But ler is blown down, net however, injuring themiil very much. The academy in which Mr. C. J. Jenkins was conducting n school, is blown to peiivs. Several shops blown down. The gin houses of Major 15. F. Davis, Dr. J. £. Mal’.ette, Mrs. Thou. W. Ranisy, Mrs. Culpepper, mid tin* lint room of Major J. It. Evans’ gin house, all down. Borne stock killed; no lives lost that I know of. Crops very much damaged. Lv l yth.ng looks gloomy, and the farmer very much discouraged. Am n.r.A. D. J. BY AN'S MOT "ii TEDS TV Pliofogiiiplrc and Fern-type Stock Depot, Cavannah, Ga. Firat-Class Stock * T X •.rthern I’rciM su' ing i me, fu*tg’il, I*. 2\_ siiiiii i*e. Jiiryiige, A*:. J- ."*<•! ;«3 i‘ni* llrtf-I.iS. September 25. I S#a. tin (J. A Hew* 1,1.. I:, A. H..NHAI .. IIOW IJU, & DENY! IKK, Attorneys at Law, NO. X I>lt A V 1 ON »ST., SAVAKKAM, CLORCIA. T!i*(*(*t*. liy pi’iii" .'nn. to Me : i*s. Gioovri*. !•; iil,!,*.V* <•■«. . iiiui !!. 11. i:.*|i| a,.!. A..v; io.'li. lion. A. II lliin-cli, -I. (~ .<,*»*. ni. TiiiMii.n-vl |, i'. liemiet A. K’eg-berry, (pibii'.iii. (in. [.* * 1) || il 1)1 i ON. <1 W. ""i * ox. " c ,* ■ - mw w. wmm ms, foUca FjjgUjb’n AM) n mm m AGICXTS K< Hi Gullctt’n Improved Saw Gin 111! Sisftlt ('n» I! yliill. lor. liryHß us'd iirnytoa s 8A VANN AM, GA. Eronij)! a Modi ion given to n1! lmsiti" ■ in pasted to tht'D. Edit i»| ulvanreH n>udt! on ot on.ton and oilier prodoie. mid Tic*** ulwiivs « u hand ni lowe 'i market priee. M. J. DOYLE, Dl.A'.lvtt IN Family Groceries, LI QUO lih , FRUITS. YU GUT A BITS, ,oc., role Ag nt for John Tit) bn Sou o.*leb.*atiil P.ran'l .A" BAm Y ASS’,, m t ini et sai a as i side, a ik. Oiden* irt-iii the country jmoniHv attended to. Senteuibor 2d, 1 S7d. ;>!» Hm P. 11. Mitlltll & Co7 RETAIL HE.UJhtS IN 149 CONGRESS STREET, Savannah, Ga. September 1*7.1. (5m BK ESNAN’S ¥A 'ISPEAa HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. / Till: CHK.tFFST HOTEL IX THE CITY. tina nt amt Eoihjinf/ Per Day, Only SI.SO. Tin* l\op ieo r is determined tV.at tbe'Attention and GUI ot l are given to guo>ls SHALL NOT RE SURPASSED by any of the high priced hotels in this section of country. TbeßnildtD.tr. bavins? been recently Enlarged and Improved, uow ail*, ids uccouiniodauons lor 200 guests. ESTRANGES: l’’* 17 S. Ido and 102 Bryan Street, Market. j. BItESA AM s’i'op. 37 -If. Savannah Adveitisements M.M. SULLIVAN, Dealer in SHAD. fHESH AND Sail Wntrr Fish, Vegetables, Fruits und Other Produce. IHBT'AII orders promptly attended to. Terms Cash on Doliverv."*^ v-JUL ! Sav,.nnali. Gn 37-ts JOHN M, COOPER & CO., Nuvaumtlj, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOCKS Mil STlTieillV. Keep constantly on hand a large assort ment of iUISCELLAS EOl'S, STAKDA I) AND SCHOOL BOOKS. •» ____ j Sunday Sc.hoo! Llhrarie» furnialed on the incut 11 burn I fur nrs with thu talus! and bunt Enrjldfh Publications. B I B L E S, Poelicf, Family and I’aipit, •ix am: \ r ymuftv I’tio!ohii \ru Ai.rcrt-, sck •*«’ J €K>KB, ’Ki . | pXe Iu■ ;.*Kn Kent b;. licit t*n r,*e‘,*i|>t ( f piieo. i R GS T-.-TT T TT*T3 t.ji. i_*. XL: i. u ;:u in j >ln!i«,*gais), TViilniit nut! Fine PGUBaDf/iDOISs FRENCH AXI) COTTAGE CIIAMiJEU SKTS Sj «o ti i a;j <m a a.«x cs. Mattresses Mads to Orde 153 & 137 pnoEGiiroN sri.i.n. Next to Weed A CornweJ'., : SA VANN AH GEORGIA ! August U. IhT3. 3’J-Cm : mr^zrrs^:.. ijim, lifWtlkiii i» -w ’-toAii;- ..■■.toAAafclt'tf Ks(af>liKlt(‘<l W.W. CHISHOLM, COTTON PKTOK AKD aUN EIIAL jCoiiiiiiissionM crclianl, DA 1 ST., SA E.t XNAIf GA. | ('t iisi :nments of (.'otto**, Wf>ol, IlMes, Ae., solicited. " [:u 3m j SLlihSsiihTC-.AL:.'. D. Y. OA^SCY, (Late of Chisholm A Dancy,) j 05 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA., COTTON FACTOR, A XI) General Commission Merchant. ronsitrnments of COTTON, WOOf., HIDE*' 2 I and all kinds of (ountry Produce solicited. | Advances made on Cotton, Ac. j June l'J, If t L. J. il V U.M Ai;”, 1N . JOH N EL AN N KEY L. J. GUIMABTSN & GO., COTTON FACTOUS AND — Em am minim IMY STREET, STV'.WiH, Ui. Atjcnts for ISrailh tf's Supcrjrftos phatt of Liwe. Aeirt'fPs Mitts \ urns, I)otn< sties, A c. BAGGING, HUGE AND IKON TIES AIWA VS OX HAM). i USI’AI. KACH.mtIS EXTENDED TO CFSTOMKIIS. 34-1 m LOOK HERE! If yon need School l'ooks. Paper, Envelopes, i Ink. Pens. Blank Hooka, or anythin - else in that line; or it you want to buy a Piano, an Organ, Violin, Flute, (iuitar. Banjo, Tamborine. Bruin. Strings, ora piece of Music, jusi send or call at SCilliElNEirs iU.OK AM) mfsio HOUSE. I import and re t from Europe nlmost everything 1 sell. CaluUgnes and price lists tree sent eve » ) where. 11. L. SllKi.lNEli. Importer, Savunuuh, Ga. April 3.1873. 14-ts : K. !!. COHEN, JK. ““s'. HIM , COHEN i ill EE, Cotton Factors -AND— bbui mm mnim (its Hay St., Saeannali. (la. Eefoi* respectfully to j W. I.AVHROI* ACo. I Tison * C-onnox !N. A. Hikixk sSox A Co.| 11. M 'Vf.lirt Cos. j Mil" Hitch. I*Aq. V. I*. Saw Bank A Trust Cos, Agents for K.uth s Challenge Soluble Vhospixatc. i 37 oiil DR- D- COX, LIVE STOCK- SLAKHTEBED BEITS ASD i 9 ii on ecu (Commission Merchant —AND E* a Si CM ASI A<a*.\T, SA VA XXA If, GEORGIA. CONSIGNMENTS OF Beef Cattle. Milch Cow>-, Sheep, Hog?, Game. Dieted Meat*, Ac., ALSO— Poultrv. Eg?*, Vesreltybb «. Fruit*, Melons, Si- i gir, Svrilp. Honey, llidc*. Tallow. &e. t RE3PECTFULLY 80 LICITED. Slock Lots on corner of William nwl j We.-t Broad .Sticetf*, at foot of .-.outb Broad ,‘r. Product* Depot in Basement of Oily Marfc«*». 34 ts J. A. POLHILL, iPntgjjist and (Tncmtot, jtffe. 93 Aberco. n Et., SAVA»AH, . GEORGIA. Cash orders from the country solicited. 37 ts Qu’tm n dv: rtisem ns. NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. Jacob B a u m , DEALKK IN Dry Goods, Notions, Hard ware, Crockery, &c. Quitman. plf.iviire in notifying bin trh rds ned i the public generally that he has received FILL I\D mm STOIR roll f!«3.*£. I « Itich will be 5..1.1 or» fair a rid hnnoi'idd# term* I T|!«*c porab wm> wi very fivorablc | term *, and I urn ( mdidi'iit 01:1 uud will beßold j is i:lii'iip ns any hmi*c in town. ! My ainck embrace. aimitst everything kept in Ia retail store ill the interior— \ | Dry 6W*. Dress Gin ils. D< H.rstie On, ,Is. lit- </>/ Mule Ovlhbnj, lumen/, SoUnns. '%tb. dv. dr ! Tin* I.ndVi arr spi-r'.a'iy hulled hi pay nidi, visit, as I have tmtnj thin- li.ut will meet favnr ! in thole ■ | *,-rr«'.li I'nrc’iimns av,'nisi' spi chdh invll ! . and i. aim i|.,' a oil'll, a. 1 mu determined to s"ll Ins Iwt p» miv mis; Thankful tor p yit favors a c«i*Hmmr.c(* if mi i | t.mi is sulioiii'd. ..1 kfUll 15 Al M. If . L! itii. hi lik’d a r, ei rr.v.< v. «\ - 1 ::r • to v-o irv if- f-i.t t»»a 0• ■ S 9 pnlilin generally tli-.v In' is m.w thud up in ids now h- Uilin- mi >i mi nil stii'i't. next dour I -1 In- IVstuflii’t 1 . w ill. a r Mind id c and wall iisiuu'tcd stock of Fall and Winter §mv BOGIES, HOOTS, MIOEN A.AO IIATS, .TBs <2 iD" a'HC i>TTb LAMES’ Jilt ICSS GOODS, Ac., which a- i J . iliug CESs:*n 9 £ r o ;<? i'+zr,n, i have also on hand and w ill keep eons until supplied with Plantation Furnishing Goods and i'si ass it,v Cs's'eeei ich. Feeling ll.at'kfnl for pas. Intmra, I re-,.eel full\ solicit the coetinnui }» itomi-e ot my old customers, and of the public generally. n. r. iiiMiniiitiYv. Quitman, Ga , Sept. 10, IST3. [*7-3ni B. W. LEVEiiETT, nV.Ki I’.Y XOTIFIKS l lie public that be is still at his old sou,d. and has on hand, of his Own ifiannfactin e. a variety ol BUCCiES AGO WACON3, which he is offering at very low prices. He is also supplied *iih a complete assort ment ot mute rial for EZ?A ITLZKZ VSZZICI.SS of ever? description with neAlne*> am] dispatch. He is al.-o prepared t«» «1«» all kind* • >! PA I A TlM*', TKLMaMIAo, AND Blacksmithing. Having had many ye»*rs experience in his bus - and being supplied wuh Competent and ifiithfiil workmen, he snlici’s the patronage ol the public, acd gua unices > cisfaet'«»n. i’. W LKVLiiETT. Quitman. Ga. i?cpt. I>. 1b73. ts E. IVES, Agt., fOXFF.mO\ER Ml) BIKER AM) in AI.Fi; IN ('anilii < VlArs. I'rnits, M’rcsi in s, r Irbies. Citimetl Gottfls, Family Supplies, ifr., QUI V3I ViN ,t; V. I have also on hand, and will .keep constantly ; supplied with a complete stock of TOYS NOTIONS, which l will sell Cheap fov Cash. X manufacture mv own Candi. -, Cakes. Breads. JL etc., and car guarantee them pure and una ! dliberated My old customers and the public generally are invited to call and examine mv new stock. K IVi:a. Agt. Quitman, Ga.. Ist, 187th dsn GLXT6’- Fine Sewed Bools. f.»r Sf*.«*io. at PAINE A lIALL’i Sffe Abbcvtiscmrnts. Wanted 1 f\f\ Fanners and Farmers’ Sons during the I**l* Fall and U inter months to do business in their own and adjoining townships. Business respectable, ea.-y and pay s well. For paiticn- ! lars. address S »S. AXTOX & CO., Hartford, j Conn. PPD?!OFn T -* lIIXGE CONE BriiXF-RFOR ! nKiOEIIC n CIIiMNFYS made b, j i'Lt Ml-: cfc A1 WOOD, produc-.' the largest light. Can be us< don any cual oii lamp. Fo» sale by ail lamp dealers. Ajjr<*»tw Want<*cl. SKM) FOB CATALOIiI K. DOSZSIK S§\Vi\G TIUHIM: CO, Ic» York STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND MACHINERY. Boiler. Gray*4 Anti-Friction Cotton Pres*. Cir- \ j cular. Gang and Malay .Saw Mills; Portable and i Stationary Flooring Mills, Bugar Cane Mil!..* and ' I Sugar Pans, Narrow Gauge Locomotives and j j Dummy Engine* for street roads and mining j | purposes new and second-hand Iron and Wood j Working Machinery o! every description. Sena I I for circular, WASHINGTON IKON WOHKS. | | t'O Vesev Street. New York. | Gray’s Celebrated Anti-Friction Cotton Press j T!ie cheapest, simf.b-st und m- st perfect Cotton | I Screw ever invented . F nd h r circular. WASH- | | INGTON UM>N WOiUCS. (It) Yesey Street, .New ; York, h«>le manutaeturers. WAM f : v \ A T 1 ADi.X wanted b> *ell our I* rench and American Jewelry. Boolu Gaioo*. »tc.. in their own localities. .No capital m »<h*d Cata i leg if, Term-. A • *-m Fin . P. 0. \ 11 FIG j«V t.'0 M Augusta, Maine. : MONEY f: : -:;l and lull j-;.i tic’ilars I KHi.. s.M. Spencer, 117 Hanover St., IS- Mon. rrilF EKE \TESI IN VF..M lO.\ OF 1 ( SIE AGE. A ’ ’*v.;tnHd cmi where. | Samples und term.-? free. Address W.C. Walkkh, ! Ky . W* 1)- Yf :|:*IA N Y. lir fh.nl Cbuvniiujt.'' J linw t iiiifr M'lt rimy fi; oiniti' ami g»b) j iiwiantly. Tl.is simpit'mi'iiial Rciiniii'iHi lit nil ! w i l l l a ,M«ri injrii I n.iili-, FpM'linii (Jrin ir. inn-. iII.IKK (I.l.ailit-S. A Ijiii'. r hui.k. Km .v>i> mbl. | Aildivas T. WILLIAM & if).. KiiblL-ln-ik, I’bihi "eae I UK.—T AND OLDEST FAMILY MKDICIXK SANFORD’S Liver Invigorator, : V niiri'lv Vw(.'.'la! 1- Cmh.ntii- ami Tori,-, foi Kv.pi-p.ia. fAioFpution. I)i bitily, Fivk llvail ni'he, ISiliims AUDvks. nml nK ,i. iatijj.-mfi,m ol l.ivor, .Slum*, h ami r.ow. la Ankyuur Driigai.*! ! I.t it. llpwaroof itnitationa. ICJ.1 C J. EIEEEE. LiSliY Si TO hi-;at FAMILY MEDICINES j 1 heir succ* ss attest their meriia. Toe ufitict ed who luue tried them eav that DIG GBMKMvS ! j ITT Cl TIB will stop at once all kinds of 1 ts, ] j Spa-ms and ConvuLions. Epile; ?y. Cho’eraund | j Nervous Wakefulness are corn fie* e*v f under is j I control. That (A rnp. Kxt. CorvdalEi* the creat est ALTEkNATIVF and BLOOD PCKIFILK j know n, 'i hat Medicated Honey has no equal ns j i a remedy in Bronchitis. Asthma ami Cough?, j ! That Neuralgia Specific is jest what its nan e j | implies. Thev aie for sale bv all druggists | ! Prepared „ T :lv bv lbs. G!iFFNM. LINDLKY A | BivM LKY. Charlotte, N. G. OTH-T’ST e.T ‘-' r.-Ill,• 1,1,1.:. . 111,ni „:'y, j Flu 13 "iSi; EATi! RS in-", .villi.'*- ?. ! AIF > i. i . VI. I > li,-rii.'iiS|.riii|t<. Minbipm. to tV-’O ' '• r,!n ' ! w:i | ’ kit ■ > ' All i;lhk.vs of work | more imnit'\ at wmk f,,r n. in ibrir mo j I'uti, " In- fioo. .iililri.-- (J FTiNSON A CO. I Fortiaml .Maine. vested. w,,,:™;:;.;:;::! Fesiness that will Pay | ftom SI to jor day. can be pursued in yoai j out of employment or having leisure time: gitL i and I*, vs frequency do a* well as men. Panic- { | ularsfree. j A-hiress J. LATHAM A CO., '192 Washington St. Boston. Mass, j l he Christian Jinquirer. | li C. aV; / ev- sti-iaiivn of tha j riu - | I cijnes and a- <-friars of ihe B ine, and to j \ promote the diffuisitj-n of a knowledge of tht ! j dispensations es Divine Providence and j ! grace. Such is thetiib and and. sign of a pnblicn*ior | « hich the undeisigned ptopuses to publish ii j }»lun; he! hum. quarterly. Fach number win | contain 9G octavo pages, and will be furnished j subset ihers ai ;"»0 cen « per number. A* h«» is : e.iilv • \ •• *ting in te cut led .eurih, h. ! is unwihn g to receiv e suf’seriptiens for more j | than one number at ati ■ ♦*. The matei iuls lor the first number ate ready for the printer, and ; u ill be sent to press as soon as «HK) subscribers j J are obtained. A* ih.* j- wer to *e id. write and think are the only powers that the ravages of disease and the j inti.mi ir* f age have let. him. ihe editor will he duly fhand’ul to any one who shall aid him to I ! employ these, during the few remaining daysol ' his earthly pilgrimage. in such a manner as to adtanc? the cause of divine truth and, at the | ►am,' lium. pn.v i lo the ni-.-i-Miiri.n ~r lit# fur innisa ls anil I•:► np.-.l a I affl , i#,l ii.uipo«u>n. Any subscribe! w ho shall conscientiously be- J j lieve* on tie receipt cf any number, that t;e ha.- J not receivisl a lair equivalent for the money he I j has a Ivanced. shall have the same r« funded, on I ! his rent.d'ii g the numb »r received by him. Ai : ii.i communi >F ’ * It our pro j posed pt.biica'iivU should he addressed to Josephs. Baker, Qniiman. Brrooks co. Ga. | STKKETY & AVRETT keep all -tyles of Cook j _ ing Stoves at Savannah prices. rVotice to Debtors ami Creditors QT ATE OF GEORGIA. Brooks County | NOTICE is berebv given to all pers< ns huv- t i >ng demands against ’WILLIAM FOLSOM, late | i o! said county decea ed. to present them to u* j I (or to our Attorneys, Bonnet A lvingsberry, j ! properly made out. within the time prescribed : bv law. Ail persons indebted t - said deceased are hereby required to make immediate pay : tuent. W. li. RYALS, ( C. Y>. RYALS, \ A lm’fs. 4 LL kinds of Toilet Soap and Perfumery at ’ A PAINE & HALL'S BUTLER, BROOME & ILIPP' Importers acd Jofcb3rsof FORCSCN AND DOMESTIC Dry Goods, :i.~s vnoAhwAY And 59. 61, GO. L 65 Franklin St, NISW YORK. .°>7-om Tima Tests the Merits of All Things. 1810 Over Thirty Years 1872 A’.noe the Introduction of PERRY DAVIS’ UPsadLo. jEiLlllor HAS been tested in every variety of climate, and b almost every nation known to Americans It is the c-ns ant companion and inestimable friend or the missionary und the trav eler. on sea < r land, nml no one should travel ou our Lakes or Hirers without it. Since the PA i N KILLER a as first introduced, and met withs•!. extensive sale, many Lini ments, Reliefs Panae -ah. and other remedies have been o tie red to the public but not one of ifi4.ru lias ever atM’ned the truly enviable bland ing of the PAIN KILLER. WHY 13 THIS SC? It i- ln-i aii-,' DAVIS’ i'AIN KU.LKIt i» wh»l it Ciftim.i to in- a Uiiit vof jiain. Il». Alcrits nit I nststpasuctl. It vo „ :,r,. Milfoi-in - from IXTKiINAL FAIN, T,r, i,lu 7/. Uj l.h i - ,i /."'<■ li Vi/- r will oure miu i.t,:. .-! in i,n I y’ ", :irn U im'Ding to tqoal it lor ( ||||<',( inline.:- , -Hi"-, Heart-burn, I. Siii'itin'K. Dj'Ki'iili'i y, I’.tsx. \\ iml in (Sie IJiiivi li. Soin Stuniiidi. l)v*!'t*psi<(. Sil k Heitdaclie. In MCtions I.t the country where Fevw and Agje r re\ x ;;--. there r.:» v» tn« dy held in greater cs ;<•« i:i. Pea sot s traveling •!: mid k«*ep it by them. \|> \ ! jij. it» wii'-T, will prevent sickness ur bowel trouble fr«*m ei.nn: v of wafer. ill in for* -u i; ie- i!c‘ c.Us for PAIN KILLER are great. It is found to Cure Umlcra nh;c ill o!Lrr Eenirdlr* Fall. When used exleriiaHv ns a Unimein, nothing gives quicker ease in liuriis. Ilruise* Cute, >|,rains. Milica from F. ■' • -. and Sraiils. il re fKivis the file, an ! ti." and heals line ordina ry - '!! .nil.-i.i'T I:"in UIIDUMA i ISM. i,O I Tor AA7 ii \UiIA. if not a posi livecire. lii.'.v flnd tin, I’.US UiI.I.KU gives It rives instant t.'l:. I ln-lxl av: in* teeth. Kv ,-rv i.ii'e ei. e"|" i -1: 1 mid kei |i il :i !uir. i, and np |.|> il on 111, lirai u'r.iru i.f .1 iiv i'ltin. it will eive s.aiisl.ietory relic', and sive h.airs of s.ilTer- Pn not tiifl" with yottrwlve* l>y testing im lrioil v mod'.. S. hr Ml'" m er.;..r and get the genuine I’AIN KIIJ.KU. as many worthless non* Ire ms are a tiempted I" sold , n the great rtp iti.i ion i.t 111 s valuable medieiue. i Diieelions a. I'l.'ini.ilijiie: each buttle. !*ri,"i* 27 (is, 5 ' t'.s. tu:d >1 jtcr liuille 0 r.r, a 11 1 .\ -f. i .it .i emhes i- now ilr servei'iv j.aiii to t!:«• kinds ol Window (lh\-s used ill da eiiiilts. so il es ami elm: I Ill'S. AH qiml l ties cl Aaieiie.in ni„! Fi'.-ncU V. ind .e.. I'.eiure, l-holOKi., '!', Cm, (innind. 1 iniiie’-d and t'oler e.| (.1, ' am! n mil. from Mr I’. I*, ii I .■ No 'ha ie doit. S. C. Send for price r aid. * ■ I'AIN,; A I.iIAL'S Iron in the Blood MAKES THE WEAK STRONG, The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect ed Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined us to have the character of an aliment, as easily iliyi sted and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It increases (he i/iiantity of Nature's Own Pitallslnff Agent. Iron in the btooil, anti cures “n ihousantl ills," simply by Toning up, Inrigorating and I Utilizing Ihe System. The t:n richetl and vitalized blood per meates every 2>aPt of the. body, repairing damages ttntl waste, searching out morbid secre tions. and tearing nothing for disease to feed upon. This is the seer,-: of the u'on dcrftd success of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, l.ivor Com plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Doss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of Ihe Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating in a bad state of the blood, or ac companied by debility or alow state of the si stem. Being free! from Alcohol, in any form, its energizing effects are not fol lowed by corresponding reac tion, but are permanent, in fit- _ sing strength, rn/'>>*r liji 1./' /on ' / and bm'd.,,g up i/W-’,' (L » stitutio,,. Ife Timm,"mis i , n ehtm • 'J by tin a, ' f this nm. dg, JBfc 1 trail:, sie/.lg. snjferini/ tares, to strong, healthy, n’m jfe! happy wen and women : «». in rat ids cannot reasonably heisißk date to give it a trial. Ig See that each bottle has VIAN SYRUP blown in the Damp Plots Free. ® SETH W, FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, No. 1 Milton Place, Itoutou. Sold by Druggists generally. QUITMAN HES’i SCHOOL Nlale and Female. A. J. SPARKS, Pi iuc’l. npiTE Fall > •s!“ , i tM> «<•! *cl will begin on t MONDAY. "EPTLMBKU bth, 1873, and fourteen week?. OF TUITION : Primary Pep v.;*ner»t SMO • ntermediaie ]>»*pariment PA6O i'-'.'O ji*?' Xo Contingent Fees* *tk3k No student received for leas tiu e than the term. Students entering within one month of the be ginning ot the term, w li be charged for the fall :,*rm. N <i.*dnetb»n made for jess ot tinie, ex cept in cases of protracted sickness. August 14.1873. .