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%*•*? wesaK-fs-BESB usr N'E S S d A RD S Einstein, Eckman <$• co. f V *' •’ ; : "Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS,SHOES, ARD HATS, No. 153 Congress Street, SAVANNAH, — — GEORGIA. A. EINSTEIN, S. II. ECKMAN, | A. VETSBURG. sept 21, 1870 37—6m Anson B. Ives, Bull St., next to Pulaski House SAYAN n’All, GA , DRAPER UNO TULOR, 1 SHIRT MAKER, Fine Ready to ado Clothing, Furnishing Good- Hats, &c.’ sept. 21 > 1S70.—3m A. & L Frcidcnbcrg Dealers in all kinds of GEOCEEIES j FLOUR, BACON, LARD, BUTTEE es gusts, cbgfsjks sre-y i AND CONTRY PRODUCE, *21 $ 23 Barnard Street, Corner Broughton and Congress Lane, SAVANNAH, — — GE RGIA OUR MOTTO: SALES AND SMALL IKOEITS.” sept. 21, 1870. 37—ly GRCICEBIES. COFFEE—Rio and Java, SUGAR—Different Grades, TOBACCO—Various Kinds, WHISKEY—Corn and Rye, ‘‘ —In Cases, LYON BITTERS—in Cases, IIACS V'V. “ * “ Assortments of Shelf Goods, for sale b\ PALMFS & LYON SAVANNAH, Ga. aug. SI, 1870. 6m tap OiSI 'is ' Sn V •vq •i[t!autiAvy f A1; U 091 ( ‘skoo^j sidKvg 5 aarjj(; 'avid xnaaaau *^wv •[pB 01 3HJIJ iSI[ SOIHpj a.r:iaOH t l posiABJ T[ITJQ pan 3000'lv.Lvp • •• .TJ wmcj •S8i;jnd pa; *S&ia)Q( 1UOJJ pailOIJGS SUOliHO.d-iulU.Oj *i?u •pps sn ipuas f> MTTTl.A MY” ‘pqSnoq peiuwav {)HIHiLAN.V /iouoSy Siiisuqo.111^ ‘HVNNVAVS hJ.Tjn«u pm? sureqwaK,, JOHN M, CONAGIIY, AGIN. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic LldtORS. 175 BAY STREET, s&ms<bqk!)i&(B2& q i: Aug 31, 1870. 6m J. Berrien Oliver, COTTON FACTOR, and Ken'l Commission Jflerrhfast. I 9-4 Bag Street, Savannah, Ga. Agent for the Unrivaled Brown (Upland) Cotton Gin. 1’riee, $1 per Saw. agent for the unrivaled Lyons (Sea Island Cotton Gin. Price $125 per Gin. : SOI I0IT5 RISKS I.N TBK Southern Life Insurance Company : Gen. J. J3. GORDON, President. Prompt Personal attcutiou to ALL Orders. 84-ly :Tompt Aug. 31, 1870 Alexander & Bussell. Wholesale GROCERS Cor. Abercorn and Bryan Sts., Savannah, Ga. e-'>, \ym, E. Alexander. May 11, 1570. Wm. A. Russell A. U. 'SI.OAil. J- H. SLOAN. A. M. SLOAN & CO., ", COTTON FACTOliS AND Beiicalr Commission Merchants Agents for the ETIWAN and SOLU BLE SEA 1 SLA ED GUANOS Claghorn & Cunningham’s Range, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH.j - - - GEORGIA. Bagging and Rope or Iron Ties advanced on crops. Liberal Cash advances madu on consignments for sale in Savannah or on shipments to reliable corres pondents in Liverpool, New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. aug. 31, 1S70. 6m J. E. PURDY, Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness and TZRjTTTsTIECS, and Wholesale and Retail Healer in all kinds of L SADDLERY WARE, Corner at Whitaker and Bryan tils., Savannah, (iff. Orders for Rubber Belting, Hose and Packing: also Stretched Leather Belting, filled promptly, aug. 31,165K). ' U,—by r. .w.- HAJtDwyox. 8. W. HARDWICK T.W. HARDWICK & S0N. OF HJlVlStSORO, Keep constantly on hand a large and well tclccied Stock of JDry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and all other articles usually kept in a first class ^ COUNTRY STORE, Their goods have been bought low tor cash, selected with the greatest care and will be sold lor very small profits. No trouble to show goods. *>*•*«, wu. cm* i \ Cheap Store. ’IVIIE undersigned, having removed their Slock of Groceries to Teaniile Station No. 13. C. R R. would respectfully inform their riends, and the public, that they intend to xeep always on hand a select assortment of Irocertes; which they will sell as cheap as they can bo bought m Georgia. Call and ex amine! GILMORE. &'Co-i Sept. 21,1870 tf The Georgia Election Law. An Act to Provide lor an Election, and to Alter and Amend the Laws in Relation to the Holding ol Elections. Section I. The General Assembly of Georgia here by enacts, That an election shall beheld in this State, beginning, on the 2llth day of December, 1*70, and ending on the 22d of said month of December, 1870, for members of Congress to serve during the uuex pired term of the Forty-first Congress of tho United States, and for membeis ot tits Forty-second Con gress ; for Senators in the State Senate from each ustrict numbered in the Constitution with an odd lumber : for members of the House of lleprosonta tivesof tho General Assembly; for Sheriffs, Clerks of ha Sup. rior Court, Tax Receivers and Tax Collec tors, County Treasurers, Coroners, and County Sur veyors, of tho several counties of this State. Skc. 2. That the said election shall commence on th: said 2tdhday of December, and continue b-. tween the hourB now fixed by law, for threo separate days. Sec. 3. That said election shall he managed and superintended at the several court houses at the coun ty scat, and at any election precinct that may exist or be established in any incorporated and organised city or town, by managers chosen as follows: Sec. 4. And it shall be the duty of tho Governor of the State, by and with tho advice and consent of the Senate, a* soon after the passage of this act as possible, to appoint three, and the Ordinary ot each county two, fit and proper persons, of intelligence and moral worth, for each election precinct establish ed at the county court House, or in any city or in corporated town in this State; and said five persons, or any three or more of them may and shall hold thi election at said court house and precincts in such city or town. Sec. 5. It shall be tho duty of the Governor to 0 iusc the said appointees to he duly notified of thei several appointments as aforesaid; and it shall he tin doty of said appointees to appear at the said court houso, and at said precincts in said city or town, or he days fixed by this Act, for the said election, with in the hoars heretofore prescribed by law, and hole sail elections- Sec. fi.lt shall be the duty of the Governor to fur nish each of the judges of the Superior Courts witl. a list of said appointees in the several counties o: the respective circuits, and at the next term of said courts in each County, after the said electoin, it shall be the duty of the judge to inform himself if said apnointecs have appeared as required hv this Act and held the said election, and it any such appoin tees have tailod to appear, aud tho absence of hi: signature to the returns required by law to be made ti he Clerk of ss:d court, shall bo prtma facie evidence o: such failure, it shall be tho duty of said judge fo th with to “fine any such appointee one hundred dollars Provided, That said fine may be remitted on said ap pointec satisfying said judge that his failure so t. attend was caused by severe sickness or other una voidable cause, or that he was legally disqualified from serving- And providod further..,'. That said ap pointees shall each of them be citizens of-the county for which they are appointed and u'oters of the same. Sbc.7. In addition to tRe duties now prescribed by law for the managers of elections, it shall be the duty of said managers to preserve order at and near th. polls, but they shall have no power to refuse ballots of any male person of apparent full age, a resident of the county, who has not previously voted at th. said election- Sec. 8. They shall not do permitted to chaliang- any v te, or hinder, or d day, or interfere with any other person in the free and speedy casting of his ballot. Sec. 9. It Ehall bo the duty of said managers to prevent all rioting, disturbances, and crowding at or near the polls, and, to secure this end, it shall hi their duty to prevent more than one person, and he only while voting, approaching or remaining within fifteen feet oj the place of receiving ballots : and thi said managers may, if they see fit, require that per sons dosring to vote shall form themselves into a line, anc when a line is thus formed, said manageis shall prevent asy porson not in the line from ap proaching the polling place nearer than fifty feet, bu rn no case shall more than one voter at any time be permitted to approach the polls nearer than fifteen feet. Sec. 12. It shall be the duty of said managers to receive each ballot and drposit-the same in a ballot box and it shall not be lawful for either of them, or .for any Clerk to open any -closed ballot until the polls are oi03ed,and the cc.unting of.the voter is cemmenoed. -V Sro. IS. It shall be the dnty of said manageis to pre vent any person, except themselves and tin three cle.kn by them to be appointed and sworn, t- remain iuibe room when the baPots are receive.: so Dearths ba h.t-box or the polliner place as toex amine the tickets or to handle any ticket, and they sIih-1 have the same power to c-utorce this as otut: duties herein cast upon them. Sec 14. Tho said managers may select threo com petent persons to net as clerks k kecpiiitr the -ist"l voters and taily sheets, but said clerks sha l not he permitted to handle any ballot of examine tin same. •'ec. 15- One of said managers shall receive the ballots Iror.i tile voters and bund to a second, win sin ll deposit the same in the box, ana at to true shall any voter he received unless there be at least three oI said managers p:e^c t. Sec. 16 Said managers, clerks and Officers, ex cept police Officers actually on duty, shall receive from the comity treasurer three dollars lor each day V duty at sa d e e. tion. Sec. 17. ll shall be iu the power of said maim g. r.-, or any three of them, !<> tir.v any slierilf, depu ty soeiill marshal or polite i Dicer not mor. tha: ■ne hundred dol.nrr, as lor contempt, it lie fail to obey any lawful omer ot said managers, or either of them* for t e outorctme.ut of the .aw, tor ktep ng the peace, preserving ord..r ami prelecting the lieedom ot election on the day of t! a election. Sec. 18. Said mamners shall each ot them take the P llown.g oath : “1 do swear that 1 will taitnfu - \, tuliy ana" impartially hold the presen election; 1 will preveut no person from voting who is of aj - parent age, a re-ident of the county, and who b-s not previon-ly voted at this election; 1 will not open any closed ticket until the polls have been .dosed, nor will 1 divulge for whom nay person vo ted, unless called upon by some legal tribuncal; I wiil peimit no one to chal.engo, uolay or hinder any voter from tho free and speedy easting of his oallot; 1 will, in g >od faith to the best ot my abili ty, endeavor to cm ry into effect the provisions of tills act, and the other laws lor holding elections; 1 will make a fuir correct, and honest and impar tial return of tho result or the e ectiou. So help IllO bOil." - * -- ( Any manager may administer this oath to the Other*. ) Seo 19. Nothing in this act prohibiting chal- long. s at the po Is shall he construed to authorize any one to vote who is not; under the i onstitution a qua! lied voter in the cou ty of the election but alt persons not duly qualified to vote are, and sbai* eont.nuc to be, subj.el to all the tin ns and penal ties fixed by law m case they vote 1 ega ly. Site. 20. "Each oi the said clerks she 11 be sworn fairlly impartially and truthlnlly to keep the 1st of voters and fairly uud houestny to keep the tally sheet ut said election. sec. 21. It ahall be the duty of the Ordina ries of the sever.il countits of this state to ;ur- nisli stationery for the purpose of said election, and also to have ready, and furnish for each of thesets of managers proiv. 'Oit for this act, a ballot b> x sufficiently large to hold the ballots likely to be Hist at said polling place—said ballot box to be made so that it cannotbe open ed without serious damage to the hex on all sides except on., and on that side to have a tnovab.e lid with the opening therein sufficient ly large to admit the pushing in of t ie ballots one by one said lid to be vo constructed as that it may slide into grooves in the box, nudyhave a lock thereon ; and it sha l be the duty of the. managers to open and examine said box at the opening of the polls, and then to look the sane j and at the close of tne polls on each day it shall he the duty of each manager to put upon said lid a strip of paper with his name there on, and affix the seme by adhesion to the lid and box so that the box cannot be opened with out the rupture of said paper; and this being done, the box shall, lor the night, be entrusted to the keeping of one of the managers, and another of tho managers shall sake the kt-y; and it shall be the duty of such managers en trusted with s .id fox or key. to permit no one to tamper in any way with the same; and if such tampering he done, the manager entrus ted with the same, shall be deemed pritna facie guilty of having-dime the same, and on con viction, sits ll be punished as provided in sec tion 4608 of the Revised Code, for" the punish ment of misdemeanors. . »f.c. 22. Aii election manager or clerk, or other officer on duty in the holding of any elec tion, w l o shall be. guilty of. any fraudulent practice in changing any -ballot, or in using any trick or device by which any lalse return in made, or any ballot box is tampered wi h, or who shall in any way la- guilty of any lalse or Iraudulept p aetice cr act by which uuy vole actus"y cast is not fairly counted and returned, shall he guilty ot misdemeanor and on con vict! -n, shall he punished us provided in sec tion 4608 of the Revised Code. sec. 2.3. All la as militating against or in- consisient w th this net, are hereby repealed, bp- all other laws not militant or inconsi-tent therewith, are hereby -declared of tone, and to be obeye i by said managers. Ajijiiovkd Gotub^r 3;-l870. $Joveud»er 2, 1870. 7* SANDEKSVILLK, GA., Nov. 5th, 1870. U 'NLF-SS Hi* Honor .Indgc Nehley. will hold the adjourned terms of the ck It s of Montgomery and Tattnall counties, during the present month. This is to notify .Attorneys, Jurors, parties and all concerned, that owing to the tact, that the ti-ne of .iil-ling ti.e sau.e will conflict with tho caLinder in some of my regular Courts, 1 will bo unable to '• • 1 i Court in cither com ty i boVe mentioned, anil he Clerks ot the same are directed to adjourn said Courts over to the regular Courts in course. II I). 1> TWIGGS, now 9, 1S7<\ tf Judge S. C. C. \ Talu.-.bh; Piuoiaiion for Sale. O OMETIUNG ovet lour l ittidtail acres of land, O b being aud lying in Washington county, Ga.. e place on which ti e latek/.dm Ivey resided ad o iling lands of Samuel Robison, Henry Wood fob it K. Tucker und others. I will sell on moclcr- le terms and m ke warrat tee lilies. Anv person vishing to purchase w.l, call on Charley if. Miller r the-ub-eribtr at her liouss tt.ree miles fro.a 1a -tation C. K K. AlAKTli.4 S. J. KuKltiGN. Oct. 5,1670. " tf DR. TUT i’S Sarsapaiilla and Queens De light'd ars tlio Skin anil imparts a bcautirui 'Oiuplexibij. As a Spring medicine DR. T*. XT'S SARD APARILLAAND QUEEN’S DELIGHT has- ..o equal. A CASIO To MerchiiBtsand Phisslrrsof Wash ington <>u(i afijoiDiirg Touniirs. WE have the pleasure of informing you that we have greatly increased our facilities for supplying ( WIi.r, BvMCO.r, FLfiVll, Sc. from the best markets in the United States. We can supply you in small or large quantities tom Store at the lowest market rates, or if you pre- er will buy for you, and only charge you 5 per c ja less than $5'- north of goods bought and 2i per :ent on all sums above that amount. Refer to any tor whom we have bought. BRANTLEY A PRINGLE. March ."A 1S70. tf TIR.MP SEED-Crep cf 1870. EARLY FLAT DUTCH, “ ;• Red Top, Pomeranian Ginhe, Purple Top Yellow Ruta Baga, Prussian, or Hanover, J.a ge Norfolk, Seven Top. We have an the above well known varieties, ij>. larger supplies than ever before and offer them in quantities to suit purchaseis. BRANTLEY & PRINGLE; July 27, 1870. tf Arrivals «f Flour. j - Bids, and Sacks Flour of the following U)\J grades: .'tipe fine, Extra, Family, Extra -ninth, at-.i Fancy, in Packages to suit purolitisoi- nd tor sale at low prcia hv iSKAA'i LEY A PRINGLE. dec.7, 1570. tf \Y ta£nc. E have in store i- fine i .t of K:o Coffee, of va rious grades, tili-.t we rti'er p' w tor cash. dec. 7, 1870. BlvANTLEi" * 1'KINGLE. tt i‘-ogars. C ONSISTING of Powdered. Crushed and A. It. & Co., for saie. 1 -ers. dee. 7, 1570. Ion in quantities to suit purel.a- BRaNTLE; & PRINGLE. tf Syrup & Molasses. I T'INE .Sliver Syrups, Augur Reuse Syrup and ^ Molasses, for sale bv BRANTLEY <fc PRINGLE, dec. 7, 1970. tf r £ ttb IHVfJ*?. C ONSISTING ot Ibli Bushil, Water Bucket*, Tubs, f-ugnr Boxes, Wed Buckets, Ac.. <te., lor sale bv BR.NTLLY & PRINGLE, dec 7, 1'70. tf Baling ^yE have on ban.i an A and Ties. r arrive tordny, the cele brated piece Bugging, also Ties in quantities to suit purchasers. i BKAATLEY * PRINGLE. Oct. 12.1670. v v.i .tf Norway and Grilling Oats N band and for sale by * ' ' ‘ 'Oct. 12, 1870. BRANTLEY A PRINGLE E have now Bariev }«n(i Rye. now or. tiaini « lot oi splendid s..d Bailey and Rvr. BRANTLEY <L PRINGLE. Oct. 19, 1370. ", tl SIoIhnnp.s and bjrtps. N OW in Store aid to arrre roon, and for sale bv BRANTLEY & PRINGLE, oet 12, 1-70. tf Flour ;- i d Mt'dl I T'RKSIl water gmutid J/ei l and Flour for saie 1 in small or lnrgi quantities b\ Ol. . S -I T 0-\- #_ I'll ve 1 O' Oct. 12, 1870 Bn A NT LEY & PRINGLE. tf Yarns, shil ling and shelling. 6 Malta just receive d from Jewells Mills, for *a!i on the most favorable lerins for cash. BRANTLEY <fc PRINGLE. March 30, 1670. tf Hames, Trace Chains, &e. A F'ULL aupplv bv i *" E. ' BRANTLEY & PKINGL Ji\n. 19. 1S7C. i .tf F’onr gt-ne licvn. V L.4KGE lot in Bids, and Sacks just rectivad fot sale low by ' BRA.VTLEi' <fc PRINGLE. August 17 1870. tf ~ Fruit'Jars, A nother supply lor sale by ' BRANTLEJ" «fe PKLAGLE Angn-t 17 1*70. tf SOLOMONS’ * m i A’. S . H A B T R I D G E, COMMISSION AND forwarding merchant, No. 108 Bay St.. (up stairs) Savannah. Ga. Haviug a very large capital, and having had many years experience in said business, he will pav^ the same strict attention to the SALE OF COT ION and OTHER PRODUCE, and to the PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES, as in former years. He will cot have any interest in the purchase o! Cotton. ^ibora! advances made on consignments, sept 21, I8?u ’ in Hour, Fleur. t largeh l\. and idrstl June 22, 1870. BRANTLEY & PRINGLE. "tf Laid, Lard, Lard. 4 A A PAC KAGES, consisting of Cuddies, 6'aus, -X\/U and Kegs. AII Pria e Lent, by . • t BIUNTLEY & PRINGLE. Jut-e 22,1&70. ' «" Garden Seeds. A fresh supply received last week, and another lot to arrive this week, both direct from Dvvid Landrc-th & Sons, consisting of tho best varieties of Cabbage, I'oi.r-aans, Beams, Cucdmbkr3, Squash, Ao., Ao. Call and get a supply. - v ■ 'BRANTLEY A PRINGLE. March 30, 1870. "-■ \ • ■'& . More Fresh Arrirals, VHE are luLv-reecivingand have in Store a fresh • V assortment of Ml l.i*>es, Kiee, table Salt, Soda, Matches,.Snuff, Ginger, Cloves, Autmogs, Potash, Lye. Soaps, (Variou a grades,) Shed. Pickles, (au dios, Ac., &o.. ite., that we intend to offer upon the most Invorable"terms. BRAATLEY & PKLVGLE ^iins 22,, 1870. 1 • -•■ tf Corn, Corn Corn. \\ T E aro coiistantly receiving good White and Yel- >» low Corn, which wo offer ;,t tin lowest ninrket prices. BRANTLEY d- PRINGLE. r/une 22, 1870. Counitry Bacon. "IWE barter for Couutij Bacon, (Hams.SliouldeiB II and Mdos, aud tied at the lowest market prs ces. BKANTLEI & PRINGLE. June 22, 1870. tf Vinegar. P RIME Cider and White Wine at low prices, hy BKANTa-KJ & PRINGLE. June 22, 1870. , tt Guano lor Turuips. ^yiLCOX, Gl EBB & CO’S. Manipulated is thought to be the best, a atnsll lot t r sale by BK.4A1LEY A PRINGLE, Agents, •cug. 1.0, 1870. ‘ tf Syrups and Molasses. A good supply now in More and to arrive tbia week, for sale low lor cash. BRANTLEY A PRIR'GLE. March 30,1S7U. tf SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, A good variety just received. If you want a GOOB shoe, we can supply vou. . . BRANTLEY A PRINGLE. KmwM9, l»7», « IS STILL KEPT UP TO ITS ORIGINAL STANDARD OF STRENGTH, PURITY AND EXCELLENCE THE PEOPLE S TONIC, GIVING COMFORT, HEALTH AND SATISFACTION TO THOUSANDS. THE SEASON FOR CHILI. iND F YER IS APPROACHING. TAKE SOLOMONS’ BITTERS UNIUVM a a sn i no cut v \\ k[ ‘shham For Sale by all Dealers, TVUlVu,Viv; A;10 cIHl-IU V-iv It. 1-70. " ; ' 18 It - OAEPBTS, Floor Oil'Cletli, Window Shades. Wall Ffipers, MATTINGS, &.C., a completeaasortmcut oftlie above good* in Store SCHWARZ & BRADY’S 133 Broughton St., between Bail A Whitaker, Sopt. 7,1870. 15-Iy Savannah, Ga- SCHWARZ & BEADY, Purchase their Stock of CARPETS, floor Oil cloths, IyiNDOW SHADES, IUII.lt MATTINGS, SlC.. direct from 'be Manufacturers anR importers. Sept. 7, 1870. 35- ly £ejr-ban:s and Flantcrs I .^KOM the countiy wnnt'iig to purcliaf** Carpets, . k Icn*r i'll LlutL.s. Window Wan i. pc?s and Muitiu^rs will du wi il to cnll, prompt at teulion paid to inquiries uocl gixdh si.own ait: pienanre. 6i‘IiWAKZ «Xr BRAO iSB Broughton *Vt., bctweuu Lu.l \\ hiiakur, atpi. 7, IS?'. 1 . ly ^avukjtmii, Ga. L A HCvL'ST and HKnT nRMirtmc-n* 6brp‘ »h. irlo’-r ini ( lo li. Wunic.w Shade?*, Wall aprr> .«u»; Matting in the city, ««t price* defvi»i/ cou.pcti tion. SSGllW AKZ A HfiAJ)}', 133 Broaghtoi: street, between BnlittDt! Whitaker, aept. 7, 1870. ly S.'.vaimah, Gn. £. L NE1DLIKGER, Sealer la Saddles Bridle* Harness, >-t.' --ra -8 RUBBER Si. LEATHER BELTING. Saddlery, Hard Ware, HARNESS <£' SOLE LEATHER, Cair Skint, Trunks, J'alises, Sc., No 158 St. Julian and 153 Bryan Sts. SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. 21, 1870. 37-6 m DEWITT & MORGAN. DRY GOODS Merchants, No. 139 Congress St., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. _ . »t 1 s • Invite the attention of thdir friends to their FALL AND WINTER STOCK, LADIES’ DRESS GOODS in G'reai Variety, HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, CASSIA!ERS and CLOTHS for G£.m a.ro j»i> rs, a HOSIERY and UKQEfi GARMENTS for • * •* • \ Ladle*, GeuU, Boy* aud Girl*, FANCY GOODS, SHALL WARES &C., CB(|>4>U>3 All articled usually kept in Large first class Houses, for hale at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. H«H77T 4* JfMOSiGJijy, ■ 139 Congress -Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, •ept 21,18T0 4m TOBACCO. b»ve jn»t reertvod a lot of VV ■ 40 BOXES that we arc anthcriep to eb-re out vkt tow by Lite box. • JiKXKTLLY A i’RUiGLE. *•*.», iSTV. tf Cl- . i: ;■ • ■ JA8. KIRKSF.Y. GEO. W. SCOTT. KlliKSKX & SCOTT, A’o. 9 K Ui’y'>s £Hock, BAY STKKKT, MVASVBE. GA- Hetr/tan/o *9 '**«’*t> FACTORS AND GENERAL o cm m(yJto n YVe are prepared to advance liberally m Cotton anil Pi.odtice confided to onr care, and also on consigniiten s to our correspondents ii New York and Liverpool. Rkkkkkncf.s.—licnrj- Brigham, K.- r ;.. Prcridrn Merchants Nat. l^ank and the Savannah Bank an- Trust Co. Mr. II. D. Apams, is our authorized Agent to so licit consignments of Cotton. lit is prepared to fur nisli Bagging and Ties at lowe st market rates. KKl’KsiS? A SCOTT. Aug. 31, 1.87-L ly Lssibcr. X ) ID! LK & FI 1. • 1 i AM th.to Ke lt A Usr; li h. vu.g tt.i.rinii'l.K rvp >ireil tl eir STEAM SAW AND GR1&S MILLS 7 • 1»iu■*> !» nn.cj:>t of SMii.iers.vi t*. :r»- c.. i> t.» Ur •.iai; Lmnbf-r ol the Hi st Quality onshort-a- tiec ill u rc. sir: rdrC t.-ruis I I utr gr.ss mill ttri.> out uirnl <--o H j to tiie bc.-t. (live u» a e: It. CASH. >V f. KIDDI E. TV. if. FULGHAM. March 30. 1870. ti •' Crczi IZcSicnl DI3C3Tcry! iNEGAn J BITTfiTs, \ t Iluntirc'i.’; cf .Theasantli Jj J u S THEY ARE KOT A VILE O g-**\ *ff FANCY DR I MK,Iff Mads of Poor Hum. Whiskey. Proof Spir it. and Refuse Liquors, aoctoreii, apiecd, and sweetened to p.-easetoo taste, ca led “Tonies •» App€tiier4, 1J “ Rc«iorers ,> &-•» that lea l tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but aro a true Medicine, nruio from tho Native Roots aud Herbs of California, free from aU Alcoholio Stimulants. They a- -t a-.-G-REAT BLOOI> PURIFIER an 1LIFE GIVING PRIW- CIPLE. a perfect Kenova!or nnd Invigorator ot vhefivstem, carryineoa 6.1 poisonous matter, and restoring the tloou to a healthy condition. No person can take theso Bitters, according to directions, an! remain long univclL ClOO will bo given fur an lururable case, pro- vidi'iT the bones are not deslrovcd by mineral pois>ns or other means, and ti e vital organs ■was - - d bc'-nnd the pu nt of r- pair. For InSaam -tory and Chronic Rheu matism. and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Indi. go tion. Bilious, Remittent, and Inter mittent Fevers, Dis asesof tae Blood, Liver. Kidneys, and Bladder, tlv-eBifr- te-s have been most s -cn-sti:'. Such. Dis eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, whieb is a—>eri!ly produced by derangement of the gin^^the stomach, and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which reader them of uneuualled efficacy in cleansing the b oo I of. all impurities, aud imparting new life and vigor to t he whole system. . • Dyspepsia . or Indigestion, Headncne, *min in t ie btinnlder-, V uughs, Tuhtne^j of tl.e C test. Dizziness, E.mr Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bi lions Attacks, Palpitation of toe Heart, Copious D'schanres of Urine, Pain in th* regions of the Kidneys, ifnJ a hundred other punful symptoms which arc thi offsprings or Dvspep.ia, are cured by tbe*o Bitters. ‘Cleanse the Vitiated B oo l wh never run fled its impurities bursting tlirouch the skin l 11 im- pl.*R, Eruptions, or Bores; c^anse it wuen i. is foul, and your feelings will toJ you when. Keep the blood pure and tho health oi the system will ^°PIN, TAPE, and other WOItMS, lurking In the system of so many thousands, are etfectuoUy destroyed anil removed. For full directions, read carefully the circular anmnd eaeh bottle, printed in four language* Enclish.C.i-rman, French, and t-pamsh. J WALKEit, 32 & S» Commerce Street, N. X. Proprietor. E. H. Me DONALD & , * Druggists and floneml Agenda Ban Franciseo, California, and 31 and 31 tom- W-^JhDBY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. , s' 1)R. A. MATH la, Samlersvile. Ga. 35-ly Ul* btiic lij Sept. 1, 1S70. C.auitioii- Beware cf al‘ Hai« l’nEf.ut.vrioNS ad vertised under the specious gtii-e-'f "* LEAK SO- UTIONS,” “NEW HlSCOVERIE's," (made front old fashioned Hair Uyes. tioulde- some or disagreealbe to use.) and various oth er high sounding phrases, intended to deceive • he public. Their principal ingredients is NITRATE OF SILVER, a few applications of which wiil certainly min the Hair- Use ‘ BARRETT'S VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE," which is sure and effectu al and harmless as water. $500 Reward will he given Tor any Compound that will Restore Gray or Failed Hair tu it- naturnl Color, prevent Baldness, Promotes Groth, cure Diseases of the scalp, ai tl cause the Hair to grow thick, luxuriant and glossy, quicker and more effectual and satisfactory than “Barrett's’' to which was awarded a “Prize Mt dal,” the only one ever given to any Preparation for the Hair. E3T Every Bottle Warteined, April 27, 1870. tf ''olt* Leather,Kip Skins. Bi idles,*1c INtlli sale bv BBAMLKF & 1 filAGI.E. JJ An. 19. t-:7». U l Take MHice H AVING S. hi mv entire stock of goods to Ken juimiu <4. Smith, tind wishing to close np tho basin-S3; all persons initci toil to me, «»u account or, note arc n quested n> svtilo immediately. ThOsfl doing so will save cost. I I1KKMAN. Auv. !f>. 1 s70. tf ( otion States m liimiii COMFotYlsrr, UACON ........ GEORGIA A Purely Georgia tcmpaiiy. Authorized Capital - $2,000,000 Guarantied Capital 5<>y 40, deposited for security. Of Policy holders in Georgia$211(1,' 0 ; in foutb Gar blina $fi0,0 'O. Premiums as low as satety allows. Divide ads as large ; Policies as liberal; all non-for feiting. We call on Georgians and our friends to build up this liomc Institution. OFFICERS, WJ/. B. JOHNSOA' President. WM. J. Ht'LT Vice Presided. GEO. S. OBBAK... beeretiiry. C. F. Mcf’AY Actuary. JOHN yf. BUKKE General Agent. JAMES M. GKEEN Medical Exiunii er. OoL WM.-/. MaGILI, Super, ot Agent-. Muj. JOHN IjIINWoiiD Y. Sn. ciul Agei t. H. D. AD-4MS L'-cnl zigent. Dec 14, 1870. 12-lv Beilin, eff at cost. T DE undersigned h fcving purchased bis entire stoik or'goods ol'i. Herman, offers them to the putnie, at greatly reduced price*, at Ids old stand. Auction eveiy Saturday evening from 2 to & o’clock. B. G. SMITH, ftav. Id, J8T0. , tf Plantation Bitters. This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet- anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid it has no etjual among stomachics. As a remedy for tho nervous weakness to vyiiieh women are especially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts as a specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it is intro duced it becomes a stand ard article — a medicinal staple. It is to-day the best and purest tonic, and the most popular medicine in the civilized world—he sure and get the genuine. Sold by all Druggists, Gro cers and Country Stores. 7U. t L kj .1 % il I ‘ri o V A Foil T TT F A-FFLICTED! 0 For tliu specily relief anil pemanont cure < ■ ftansiimplmi:, Urnnchit:s: Asthma, and ail dis ‘OSes of thi- Langs and Ti.rt.c.t'. I In- EX VC TO It A A T is compo-el of Her ai and Mm-i’aginriuspriiduc:a, which pcmirtit he very ?uii.s tmec ('the Longs, causing then r.n 'hri.woff tlie acrid mat m liieh eolleet.-, ii the Bronchia tu ; es, and at l# ame time i'orui i soothing coating. >•• liev ng the irritatim which produces tin- G ugh. ir is active, lui uildand congenial, itli; ariing tunmior.al i-ni- gv and i::t ura! .-tiei giii. It affords Oxygc n vitalize th- Blood and N trogen to a>sin:i at' he ina ter, cquaiig ng the nerv us iiiili.ein- itid proiluc ng quiet and composure. Fo Cruiqj it is n s; ee fn-. For the cure i f Lit er Complaint, Drspcpsn Jaundice. Fer ns, Loss of Ajg e'tte. AJjectno: of the Kidder ami hidwys. A -ten.nines' Diseases if the Skin. lndi : n ■■■■tion. Custie. n-s Giddiness, Fites, Jiiiions Ajfecteon*, and ) • mate. Diseases. These Pills are invaluable to all who snffe: :roin any of these diseases. By tneir judiciou- use of the 1 rowels are kept in a natural cun dition of good health. They donor act as e mere temporary r<-'i**f, l ilt keep the human system in tt sound an vigorous state, hy etei- Iv and almost impereeptih v o:e:.ns:ng it of a! ■mpurities. They hraee and invigorate both the physical and mental organization. DF. rUTTE LULL FILLS are pure’y Vegetable, containing nor a particle i ; Mercu rv, and n av he taken at ah times, without re straint of dirt or occupation. Mitec!ianeons Adrcrtisements. J. ti. COLLINS, FVEALER in Groceries, Hardware, Crocke- ly. Dry Go ds. Hats and Shoes, next door io M. Newui .n ai d P. Ilapp. east of the Court House mi the Pu’die Square. Saodersvillc, May 48, 1870. tf This viiiiialiltt‘pri-|..uaiioii eOiiihincs all the Medicinal viitues which lei g experience ha proven to possess the most sine and efficient Alterafice and, deol-struent prot rrtn s for.,tin cure of Scenjnla, King's Ecit, II hi/e Swellings Elens, Cancerous and Indolent Tumors. .Vn- tr.irial and Syphilitic 'Affections. Enlargement aitd QftieYatwii cf the limes. Glands, or oj tin How ti. Spleen nnd Kidd n-.i;s ; all the various Diseases of the Skin, such ns TVtti-r. Ringworms Boil-, Pimples, Sore Eyes. &o. j Xenons Af fections, Rropsy, a-d nil diseases origina'ing from a depres-ed state of the Bh-od. Atso many affections peculiar to Fema'es. as Sup pression, Irr-gu arity, Lueo’rlipe or Whites, Steribty. Ovarian ami Uictine Dropsy, etc. It is Purely Vegetable. “The Life of the Flesh is the Illootl.”' This being the fact, it is very obvious tha when the bloi-d becomes corrupted tin- whole system becomes c-rrupta so. To relieve this, the true po'ji-y' ui di ubtrd y is to direct til- remedy to the source of the disease. It is in this manner that. Dit. TUTT S SA ItSAFA- J1ILLA AM) QLEEX'S DELIGHT a. ts. It- spetvrfic effect iJ on the Mood: it tmrtfie.- it, vitalizes it, and expels all distemper front toe system, Being fr* e from violent Minerals, it is adapt ed to general use. The old a d you' g n.ay use it: the most del cate female, at any time, may take it; the weak and enfeebled will 1«- strengthened bv i; ; the tender infant, who may have ii 1 er ;ed disease, will be cured by it. For Syphilis, and all its train of evils, it is a sure antidote. Dr. Tutt’s Improved Hair Bye. 18 WARRANTED The Be?-! in the* foiled *■-tales. Prepared at the-Laboratory of ,i. . WM. II. 1 U1T & LAND, AUGUSTA, GA. E5T For Sale by I),ahrs in Mediaine every where. M«f 4, 1870 Jy . 1 K BARRETT’ 8 HAIR RESTORATIVE , Po. 4^ THE FIRST PREM/UM Jk OP A 8ILV»B MBDAL^A Was awarded rr» ^ M BARREH'S HAIR RESTORATIVE By the X. H. State Ag>* Rural Society, at ifa .'cauua. teyi. 20,1366. 4; BAKHEIT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative Restores Grav Hair to it* _ . A Restores Gray Heir to its nsmrsl ro | or mo«s the grow'll of the Hsir Chsoees Th.' *. root, to their, riglosl organic menon. Er.dl cates Ualldruff and Uumor, Prey-ni. - I".Superior P^o“ A A H ❖ -.. r r- injurious Ingredleuts.' Aa*l is the moat popular and reiibhla articl- throughout the East, rt est. North wo This Preparation surpasses all others of its class as a Hair Reuewer. It isthorouu’i in its action upon Gray or Faded Hair and its eff.-ct permanent. It produces but oi«e dialinct shade, while others.leave the hair in many varied colors D mromotes growth when others fail to re produce asinvlc hair It do— not crisp or dry the hair, but leaves it moi-t and glossy. Ladles find it- superior to any other as a Toilet Dressing. The ingredients used in this Preparation ore tha very best that can be found, and are ashann- less »s water.- 2.QRS & SMITH, Proprietors, Chicago. Ills. DR. A. MAT Li 18 Agent, 'birch 1C. 1870—ly Sandersville, Ga. SHALLENBEBCER’S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Always Stops the Chilis. This Medicine has been before the Public fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known remedies. It does not purge, does not sicken tho stomach, Is perfectly safe in any dose and under all circumstances, and is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Ague, because it is a perfect Antidote to Malaria. Bold by all Druggists. Dec. 22, 180‘J. ol-ly Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable,’ healthy, and effectual for preserving tha liair. Ended or gray hair is 'scon restored to its original color with the gloss ar.d freshness of youth. Thin hair is thick-.- ened, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not always, cured by Its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemist^ LOWELL, BIASS. PSICE $1.00. Jan. 3, i 8 j. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of a Laxative Medicine. ■* Perhaps no one meui cine is universally re quired by everybody as a cathartic, nor was ci er any before so universal ly adopted into use, m every eoun try a ini among all classes, as this mild but efficient Irritative j’il! Tho obvious rea son is, tha: it is a more re liable and far more effec- tual remedy »i;>n any -— - - iin other. Those »ho bars tried it, know that it cured .Ur-atid friemU, not, know.that it cures their nei^o^ana and all know that what it doe-one ne? i e ctot — that it never fails throu-n any •thou- its composition. We have t™ ..‘Tugciire^oftha sands of cottinantes of their remar ^ tn0 , vn in followingcom;Uaints, hut snea>- , na hiishthem, every neighborhood, anil we ^ inall climates; Adapted to all hges and epnditm lcleter ious dnij, containing neither calomel o- -my , b(K jv. Their they may ho tiken with safif,-,.=h aiid make* sugar coating pre-erves thomcv ^ rc | ves i>table then pleasant to take, wh'le bem^t ai ^-quantity- no harm can arise from th ®‘5.?ff u i influence on th« They operate by their powerf s iimulate it internal vlsfidra to purify 1 J® obstructions of th* into healthy a-Tion-rcmove the oostru of th a stoma -h, bowls, liver, and'other'^ ea lth, and lioilv, restoring their irre -';' ; l J cuo h derange* by correcting'wherever they exist, .uc ments ns are tne first origin 01 • • ^^ppor oi Minute directions are „iiich Uicsa the box, for the following complain-', Fills rapidly cure: — Listie*** For liv*.frei.*i-» °J im eiwe,they m<«, tiUHgiior and Btimnhito the stoat* hji-mld be taken m oderately to t 3 .. t ion. ach and restore its healthy ton- ana ?vmp- For Liver Conspla.** and ^^bch*, toms, Bltloa. ^ Ri lio “,‘ .ction or-remove tn-. oowr“ r _ a bllt O no ^ For Dysentery i;r . ™, jarI ’ . , dose is generally repmed. oravel. For Whet. t*ition of tfc* Vuv.il i 1)C continuonsj awe the eTe -t of a drasti;. pu.^e. . ,, i^ea bowels into healthy action, ^" n ^ it isoM and invigorates the sy-tem erans - e ment o* - ^ vantngeous where no s- ^ flhds that 4 ' ^ One who feels decidedly hetti-r,' or these VitU makeshm.feeiae^ on tbB n. their cleansing and renovating e tive apparatus. vrmr'ieal DU.J.C.ATTtnACO.,rm^ iO ALLSS-t v - u