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THE JESU? SENTINEL, T. P. LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor. WF.WXRSUAV. UKi F.HBKK *tk IS??. JBSI r ItOy.lL CHAPTER, >'. 21 Meets tje first Saturday in each month tit 3 o'clock, r. m. Companions in good stand ing are fraternally invited. R. F. Lesteh, M. K. H. P. 4F-SVP LODGE, SO. 112, F. Jfe A. Jt, Meets third Saturday in each month at 21 o'clock r. m. Members of the Order in good standing are fraternally invited. tV. H. Wiialey, W. M. LOCAL ITEMS. “We want a day,” says jthe Chicago Journal. Very well ;as every dog Las his day, you are sure to get it. Too ni2n who went into a malerious district and asked '‘how much that land was worth an ager,” received a chilling reply. A New Yorlt journal says that Sena tor Patterson "sold, his soul for noth ing.” Then be sold it for every cent it was worth. Turkey raising is carried on very ex tensively abuut Jesup just now. Some son of a sea cool; raised a very fine one from Mr. Weiss, a short time ago. Messrs. Wha'ey & Sm, have just re ceived a large invoice of crockery ware of all kiods and description, which they offer for salejat Savannah prices: They 'invite the public generally to call aud examine their stock. A gentleman from Connecticut, who vreut down to Texas just before the war •to adit a paper, has rccent'y rotne north to visit his friends. He carries twenty three bullet holes in his body’ has had the end of bis nose and one ear bitten off. is minus four fingers aud all his :front teeth, and yet says he’s had a uiiirb'.y dull time of it dowu there. Mr. Dawson, has commenced work on the Town Market [louse, and from ipvesout appearances will soon have it ready for occupancy, the building will have a plain but neat appearance and is very conveniently arranged. This is an improvement which has long been required and will no d"ubt he highly appreciated by our country friends who we hope will avail themselves of the advantages offered ly it. Messrs. Whaley & Son have in store, tho finest assortment of sugars that have ever been brought to Jesup, which they will sell at prices that will sur prise their numerous custounrs. They have every grade aud quality. Pur the last week, the store of Mr. L. Weiss has be u crowded with cos turners, buying (Jhris'mas presents and other, goods for the holidays. Ho Las by far the finest assortniaut of Curist mas and New Year’s fancy goods in this market, and for the next week will offer inducements which no other house in town can compete with. He sella goods fojr cash, and for fhat reason ho cam undersell those who credit. Call aud pride his goods. Ou Tuesday Dinan Johnson colored was arrested at Tebeauville fot the mur der of E F. Sweat The preliminary examination win commenced ou Wed nesday nod closed Thursday afternoon about half past four wliereupou the court committed him to jail to await his trial before the superior court iu March 1373. The evidence upon which the court committed him was a chain of circumstances dating back as far as the summer of 1576. A TEJiKIBLE CRASH At Whaley & Sou’s among their cuj tomers, to sco who will be waited on first, but they have to await thei.i turn. Their store is crowded fiom morning until until night, their hy numerous cus tojers buying Christmas and New Years goods. Their stock of Dry Goods Clothvuf. Hots and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries and merchandise gen - erally, caouot be surpassed for quantity, ■ quality or price, in Savenoah. local M.wsrtriuts, in anwi'iiele upon newspapers, the New Y’oiit Times uses the following lan guage and (tn>;l,fu’ly too), in regard to home oewsspapers. It should be ro ad b read by every one in the community .where local newspapers circulates and tiieu the readers should moralize to themselves and think whether they have done justice to the pub.isher. or wheth- PP they have taken his paper and paid jlor it. Without a local paper a com munity of town is not known to the outs -le world. There is nothing that build- a town as quick as a good live new-y such we propose to make the Sextixjsl, but we must have yoar do it. Tke Times says ; ‘ You might nearly as well forget your church yoarr academies and your school houses, as4o forget your local pap r. It speaks to ten times the au dience that your local minister doss. It is read eagerly each day and week from beginning to end. It reaches you all, Dd if it has a lower spirit and less wis iom than a sermon it has a thousand times better chauee at you. Lvipg as -t dots oa every table iu almost every house you ewe it to yoursvdf to rally liberally to its support and exact fr m it ns able high-toned a character as you do from an educator >u your midst. It is iu no ease beneath notice and eate unless you are youreelf beneath notice and care-for it is your representative. lodeed in i's ch aracter it is the com munication of importance, interest and welfare of you all* It is the aggregate of your owe consequences, and you can not ignore it i'tiout miserably depre ciating your.-ebes. SOUTH GEORGIA fOM'KREXCF.. BRUNSWICK DISTRICT. J. E. Seniell, Presiding Elder. Brunswick—lv. J. Walker. Camden —T. S. Armistead. St. Mary’s—G, C. Thompson. Charlton —W. M. C Conley. Darien—ls. W. Key. Janesville Mission —W. F. Bearden. Hinesville—P. B Symns. Bryan Missiou —Supplied by AY. E Conley. Jesup—A. A. Ellenwood. Blackshear ar.d Wayeross—J. W. Weston. Homervillc—C. T. Bickley. Nashville—l. P. Carey. Burkfield Mission—ls. S. Key. Moultrie Mission—To bs supplied. South C fide Missiou—Supplied by J. E Tooke. Worth Micsi u—S G. Childs. Warcsboro—D. G. Pope KOTES FK3MGAUDI. BY B. J. S. Chiistutas is here and wo hope that, all of the readers of the Sentinel will have a happy and merry time. Mr. Colquitt's mill has shut down for the holidays, most of the men em ployed in it have gouo off elsewhere to spend Christmas. Mr. Charles Harper carried a fine raft cfsquare timber to Darien last week and sold for 89 per thousand. Mr. Win. Strickland also carried, a large raft of square. There were sev eral rafts of scab earrie 1 by different parties. Mr. John T. Strickland list 99 peices of the 200 stick raft ho had toru up about two weeks ago. He has gone to woik with renewed energy to make up his loss. NOTES FROM BUCK,SHEAR. BY E. 7. BYBD. Christmas like to of slipped by and not give any notice. ' Since the excitement of the late elec tion is over. Mr. Matthew Sweat wishes to call tho-attention of the fat - ' mers to the guano question, and if they will hold a meeting and take ac tion, he is ready to fulfill liis previous promise in canvassing in tuvor of the movement. He supg"*ts that the far mers assemble in tue Court House in Blackshear on tho third Saturday of January next iu the evening. Horion Pitts, a step son of J. R. Goings was knocked down one day last week by a colored individual at Rep pards wuodruck, fwo miles abovo hero and had to be hauled home, it was thought his recovery was doubtful, but he is all right again, Read the Sheriff s advertisements for the first Tuesday iu February and come out rn that day. Something new in town, an oyster and fish saloon, Lisbon Lane proprie tor, a meal twenty-five cents. Ve are pained to chronicle the deatli of Mr. Jwhn J. Henderson’s little son, Keightley, about three or four yeats old, who departed this lifo last Wed nesday night after a short illness. Call on Mr. Nicholls to buy your bibles, etc. llj will be at Rev. W. P. Atkinson’s when iu town. He is canvassing the county to make sales of his books. The*marsha! of Bl tcksheir iiif rms us that bis term will soon end as marshal, and anew one to elect, and that ho is not n candidate, nor will accept und r certain ciioumstances. OBITUARY. Mr. William Lewi-, ‘of Wayne coun ty. departed il is life on the 18th inst., from a long and continued illness, caused by a cancer which he has bad on him about 35 years. Ha was about 57 years of age, and for the last few vears past bos suffered with intense misery from the cancer, bit in all of his suffering ho was never known to ut ter a word of complaint, hot leaned upon the one whom Ito said was able to save to the utmost end of the world. He was respected by all wito know him as a worthy citizen, a kind Husband and a lovioa father. He leaves a large cir cie of friends and relatives to mourn his loss, who extend their heart felt sympathy to the bereaved fam ily, feeling that their los9 on Earth is his Eternal gain in Heaven. j. s o. CANCERS CURED! DR. JOHN D. ANDREWS, OF riiOMASYIt.LE, G.V., CURES CANCERS invariably whea applied to far Treatment before it is too late. Treats all Chrooie diseases, or diseas es id long standing of Ma.cs and Fe males fduccesefu.iy. L EGA L A/> VElt T/SE.UEXTS. SHERIFF'S SALES. Plitat'K FOt Yl’V. GEORGIA Peihcb Coin tv. M ill be sold before the Court House door in the town of Blacksnenr, in said county on th e first Tuesday in February next I>7B. withiu the legal lion g ef sale the following; pro) city to-wit : Lots of laud Nos. 03, 5.v and 00, in the fourth district.; also Nos 125 and 155 in the fifth district : also Nos. lit), 120. 147, 21fi, loti, 1(>0, 107, 2‘JS, 2i)t). 3,b>. 30(5, 30b, 311, 338, Oil, 34*2, 313, 341 and 310. in the ninth district, all iu the count v and ilt ite aforesaid : The same being wild and unimproved, and each lot contains 100 acres. Levied on under aud by virtue of executions issued by the Ilou, \V. L. Gold smith, Comptroller Geueral of Georgia, lor the taxes due thereon ter the State and county, for the yeais 1874, 75, 76, and sold for the benefit of Daniel Lott, transferred of said Ufa's. This Dec. 23rd, 1577. ALSO, At (lie lame time aud place, 225 acres of land, of lotNo 45in the 9th district of said county with allimpr vements, to satisfy a lax tifa issued by J, Mason Ptirdom, tax colln* tor of said county, ag aiust Daniel Lott for the tax due thereon for the j i ar 1877. ALSO, At the same time and place, lot of land No. 32 in the fourth district of lYirce county, (originally Appling), to satisfy a tax ii fa is sued by J. Mason Purdom, lax collector, of said county against O. JD. Boatright for his State and countx tax for the year 1577. T his Dec. 23 1877. ALSO, Also at the same time and place, 15(5 acres of lot of laud No. 315, in tho ninth district ofsaid county to satisfy a tax fi fa issued by J. Mason Purdom tax collector of said county against J. A. Thompson, for his Sta e and county tux for the you? of 1877. This Doc, 23rd[1877. E. BYRD, Dec 25 td Sheriff X l . C. GEORGIA Primer! County. Under arid by virtue of an order is sued from the court of Ordinary of said county, will he sold at public outcry before tho court house doer iu the town of Blackshear, on the first. Tuts lay in February nex f , 1878, within the le. al hours of sale, the following property to-wit* Lots of land Nos. 95, 135 and 13G all of said lots lying and being in the 9'h district of euid county together with all the improvements, claims Mr interest whatever, lot No. 95 contain the originial homestead, All of the above inmtionei lots of Jand contains J9O acres m re or less, each, and sold as the property of tho estate of Win. Brown deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser paying for titles. This Dec 21th 1877. A llem IJttJWN, Administrator, ■ Piety Brown, Administratrix, On tho estate of Win. Brown, doo’d. Dec 20 td Meals 50c. Lodgings 50c, 7* lan levs Hotel, MARKET SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA. COMFORTABLE ROOMS and first-class table. Rates, $1.50 per day. JOHN BRESNAN. Manager, late of Bresnan’s European .House. M. L. HARNE I’, Clerk, late of Bicsnan’s European House. Strangers desirous of home comforts should stop at tho PLANTERS’ HOTEL. ! FITS EPILEPSY, OR (FALLING SICKNESS Permanently Cured no humbug by one monfli’s usage ol IU. Guulan ’s Cel ebralod hWalliable Kit Powders. T<> i - vineo sufferers that tlicsc powdora will do all I we (‘liiim for them, we will send them by I mail, postpaid, a trial box. As Dr. Gou | bu and is tin; only physician that has ever made i this disease * special study, aid as to >nr knowledge thousands have beo.nyjennannitly | cured by tho use of thivc Powders, we will guarantee a permanent cure in every chhp,, o rejund you all mono 1/ expended. All sufti-rers slmiiid give these powders an early trial, and be convinced of their curative powers. Price, lor large box, 53.00, or 4 boxes for slo.oo, sent by mail to any part of the Unit el States or Canada on receipt of price, or by express, C. O. D. Address, ASH A ROBBINS, 30;) Fulton Street,Brookly, N. Y. I wonld respectfully announce to the citizens of Jos up and surrounding country that I l.ave just received full line of D It Y G OOP S , all of the latist styles, Lmlie on* find my st"ck complete to make sc ections from. I have also a complete assortment of first-class Shoes, consisting of Ladies, Misses and Childrens fine sowed Shoes and Slippers MEN’S ITNK BOXED TOED AND PL AI N SHO ES . Full line of Crockeryaad Tinware W ood wa to &c. I have alsf‘ a full assortment of fresh Drugs and Family Medicines. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, Ac., 1 have returned permanency to Jestip, and offer my I'rofessisnal ser vices to oar eitixens. Calls answered promptly,cb.v or uight /. W. LITTLE, M. D. C'tJCin IS not easily earned in the-e JS / / / time 5 , but it can be made in ilnee months by any one of either < x in any part of the country who is wil ling to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 a week in your own town. You need not be away from hnmb over uight. Ypu can give youi whole time to the work, or only yorji spare moments. We have agents t are making over B‘gO per day. All wuc engage at utioe car, make money fvt. it the present time money cannot be made so easily and rapidly a> aoy other baa:- ness. It eosts nothing to try the busi ness. Terms and Jo Outfit free. Ad dress at one", H. H.sLLtTi A Cos.. Foii land, Maine. Call At Z. ICE ISA, CHEAP CASH STOKE And examine Jiis large and Assorted stock of GF.M'.IiAL MEKCII WD3SIL . The cheapest stock ever offered in Jesup. fomp, everybody, anti examine' mv now Mock. 1 have jusi rect *iv* * l luv I*'ill aud Winter purclms* 1 * of Dry Hoods, Groeeru* . Hats, Hoots ami Shoes. ( ALKOES AM> HOM USPI’XS Alado a speciality at the lowest 0a s 'ii t m t cc :.g) s. As I will not be undersold, the Ladles Especially, arc Invited to give me a t a 1 L. WEISS, Krautl Mfi'el, <;a. THE NEEDHAM Musical Cabinet j|l I . : * -i it ' ' S | M"i.'jh* • '■■j'l'ij j }! ■ I j (I • S!m '|j" 1! ; i ’ A I'| !j ! f. '!; \ f fj: 1 PBICB, ©SO. THIS new anil wonderful Instrument enables any one, wlcther under stand music or not, to play any de si red melody or harmony, sacred o r secular, from the most pla.ntivc dirije t the most lively dance muse. It posses ses a mechanism of marvelous simpli city, requiring l but the intelligence ot a child to manipulate, yet capable of repro ducing, without limitation, the musical compositions of the past, Prksf.nt and future. The execution is faultless, strict in melody, harmony and rhythm, and the instrument is eminently udaptc ! for Sunday Schools, prayer and revival meetings, home devotional exercises, and in all cases where good, correct music is required, and no musician is at hand to perform. Address, xl p. KrnEimAßa & sowr, MANUFACTURERS, 9 313,115 & 117 E 33d St., Hsw York. THE MILLER BROS, CUTLERY COMPANY AND U. B. STEEL SIT EAR CO., (CONWOS.IUV! EM), MAWCrACTttBBIiS <>F Patent Pocket Cutlery, AND SOLID CAST STEEL SXII&AIES AHID DISK 2 Dili". THE ONLY MANUFA.CTimKTIS OF SOLID CAST STEEL SHEARS & SCISSORS IX THE UXITEU STATES THE r-KT.T MAM FACTUItERS IV THE WOlf.D OF IMKKKT tITIKRi, WITH Covering Secured by Screws. NONE BUT THE BEST English I*o ekot Cutlery Steel Used, and every Knife* and Scissors WAKK.WTKI). Tlw temper nnd rail nig *i im I tirjs of both Ki.ivct* j and SritfforH arc * •ir ,, tnl]y <*real cnr<: i- t< nt • i<iUifti and Incr-;i^i tin*, \ well-earned reputation which till A Company have at tained, m The Leading American Cutler.-. In harmony with 1 lie verdict of ctftomei *, tho 'Centennial E.ruoidtion awarded Mr,fills und IHplom ns for the irreau-sL excellence In quality nml llnibh o these goodi*. The Miller Bros. Cutlery Cos. S%I? 3J • X IE 9 § “OLD DOMINION” ( 7 a PURE Whit3 Wheat Whiskey. For 2'aaiil, anti Medicinal I se. This dilicions produo, prepared from selected grain, contains, in a high ly concentrated form, the nutritious properties of Wheat To those requiring a nomi-liing s'iniubint, this palatable article has a teodeuey to recreate and repair the waste attendant upon active, physical or moral labor, debility, etc t It has received the highest enconi utns from eminent n.eJical auth iritieg, as possessing qualities that are abso lutely fattening; this desideratum ten ders it invaluable to ; h se who are s f fering from Consumption, Lung ,/ n,- piaints, Bronchitis, impaired gttengtli, Lack of Vi'al on> rgy and II disease* which, in their incipient .tages, require a generous diet, and an invigorating, nourishing stimulant. Rut up in ca-es containing (waive large bntiie., uud sold by all prominent Druggists, GrocciS, etc. BI .SINGER A CO., (IMa Wished 1 775.) No. 15 Beaver Street, New Y k. Sole Aleuts Inr Distillers. CmiACE BA2AAH OF A. :k. wil SO IST. I \>r. and M-ml<ioiUi > i/ .S /ri’/.v, ,S.I r. 1.Y.Y.1/7, - GEORGIA. GAJWAGGES, BUCGIE, plantation wagons, CANOPY ToPO .and FALLING- TOPS lUIiNKSS, IVIUPS, i MIIItELLtS, A X I) 111 (GiY&AV KJON ItIATEtUAES AM, VT BKIHTEI) 11 Vt'KK. ilsn It FIFA I HIM.' done al prices to sttii (he limes. Add,ess, A, K. Wilson, Cor. ]ay and M into Krurn-s, Savannah, 6a. BOO3DY3AIE <& IHAffimaS ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE. ' wholesale and retail DRUGGIS .’ & SEED DEALER, IKS ( ongres.s Street, SAVANNAH, - % (i.\. T 1 nvp recent Iy opened a now miTTG hloi-o and la'.-f pleasure in cull inp tho tt tent ion of the public t< my thoroughly Ficsh and (gen uine Block of 'Dru/js and Chemicals, SO A rs, COM B MS. 11 AT R & TO< )T 11 BRUSH PHRFUM FRY, LAM R S and lamp goods. wAR R A NTEL G AI!DEN SEI-,’ 1 >S, I nin making a SPECIALITY. J ivspoolful!y solicit the patrona; o of the pul lie pciiPiallv. (’omitry orders suhmillud to my enm will ri\• prompt attention at the lowest pi ices tor i (dnibl* finals, Addles.! J. T. SIJ UP Kit INE, 185 (hiDjMCSfI Street, r> m SAVANNA If, G A. THE Perfection Earth Closet. AIR TIGHT, NOISHFBS A KD AUTOMATIC. Sfiit fthv/iyfl clean and free from dut, and no odob can • capo. Ki*riji!ly K t|it4‘d f.r n In llosjtlluln, Jlof' ls hihl F.wnilh*. <an uh<-(1 in tin* Be I room without l iving any oflVnoo. Prices, (O, 14 and 18 Dollars. Addroe*, with iifarup, for circular, KERRY H. 3. BLOOMFIELD, P. Ot box 4513. 34 iXey St., Now Yorh• , , L’ h ' ‘ j.t. •y , ( 1 ■ '• '■ ’ i/ J -/ ~.. . • •■ ’ f— ... tr~ *"“ f* •' 11' .ii '‘ * giS. t, ;t ~r, w • <• . •••- •• - .. .. rv.- I ' ••* ••< (J V jV/T LOum a. • -IAS U.J U**X4t." iU*+- .*. U. CONSUMPTION “ IPositivclyO ured. 1 All*helr ipih from tlii dinr-aso that an* ■ anxious to be cured rhouhl fry l>n. Kl gM.h’h in;:.ir.it (' a'sc.mitive ]'owuei:s. These Powders an; tlx-only pp-pnratinti known I t!.:.t v J II <MI .til (libCftfJ* <,j til ■ 'l’ A '.!• Jjf'TUiff ind't <I,HO K roi |IH 'nil t till! in thorn. ;ml also loom v inec you ; that they nr* no ii Wt; *•'. iJI |or*anl | to every .-.ullci < r, hy mm 1, post paid, a i at: | Till AI. Wcilon’t went your money until yon are i jinrjVri I.V aatohed of llitol' curative* powciH. j l! your lift* is v/oi tli.. iviiK- 'h>u't l**kiy * f i j ' pivin*' t’nr-Bk I' - ’/Tn s u s.i i. l, ns tli< y will S fcuicly cnrn you. Pi jiH*, t n box, J-3.Dk, h< rit to any part of (lie Cnitt-<l Stiik s "i* Punml.a, l*y mail i ion receipt of price. AMrr , A.,n.; konuiNS, j SCO Fulton Street, Prooklyn, N. i 4 OKOROIA—Amim Cor-.TT. Will li f‘ Hold Vefor* the court hone door in the town of Ifaxk'V in s lid < onntv, * ilk- I in the h u;il konra of sale, on tin. hi .it lnon day in 1 Vbrunry next. One fiftl* ink iest j i:i the following lots of land fo-,t : Sjrt. hl'.t, half ht No. 581, also tidftion of Soh. sfWj am l 020, nuruher <f a< r*-s not known. SoM as the o-tate of S. A. P* 11. ItU <,( said j couiitv OVrn •' nr- ' !n wti 'hi . day oi .alc. 'Jhis J lhl <. •UMi'SLi :.i 1.1. I.* | Jj\.c l'j 4 w A-iiuJttibUuU/*. 1876. Bpil’S 1876 W MU* JL-. Lj L'ljr THE OLDEST AND BEST ! Shoe Emporium, SI N THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY, 133 CONGRESS CrBSST, OPPOSITE PULASIII UOUSS. i rS‘.'/) i'l. 1.1 AtII GEORGIA. ♦* i Having received one of the Zarr/esl aud IV nest Stock* of | Boots ami Slices for Lanies, (Teaks, and Children’s wear ewer i Inougli, ti) in.. 11 1 ,ii ai 1 (, is jiropareil to oiler the sitinc at. prices to j suit t he times and Clcajjcr //tan the Cheapest. Call raid examine slocl and he conyinc-'f that Bntlerns the Blase to lny % ::m. g-ts r-'■ • V-*' 1 Li trtftV d'ff '-'*\h EiVC '.t;- X VPL W\ v, v .s. \S \. * (Successor to his I’ 'other Antony Basic;*-) The Well Known TEN-P ' A (Hie ()Ii 1 Stand 171 • .i, , a*ket, -DEALER IN- Prandios, Whiskies. Wines arov Peer Alo end All Other Liquors. MY I'ORLIGN I.lQl't'llS AG ALL I'F.MY OWN I Ml’Olfl' tNION. mmmm® |S7 7. E. HEIDI HAS ju.st rclimu'd from New York with a choico Block of . Vet/s, Do) ,v, ajid Childrens clolhint/ , HATS, TRUNKS, U.VIBRMLL\S, AND FURNISHING GOODS, And has taken the Core of DEWITT & MORGAN, No. I.!!) Congress Street, WHICH has linen fitted up for u first-idu-s Itotai l , Store and is now of fei'ing to sell at price* Iu suit tho tinios. To bis clock ho lu.s added a i viosia mriE . ai&sux WHICH will Imp saving <d nc el. troulilo to muili rs. A ; i may rely .hi getting neat Ills mid l.iliet, style*, a) qnt lonor prices ll.an they can i:ik them. 11 c Lu fu h to Bee bin old f i -i ul .uni oust Hitlers at Inn new place of hn-d. o*, r. id all who wish to bo well nuiiod will pjoavi call at No 139 Congress Sti cet, HEWITT Sl MO lid AX'S OLE STASH, N.l VA SNA 11, GA ffr’l I ! "-V. "" 1 ■ fj 4 ( ’ I (f"v' I '"1 1 ~—mk r ■ : ,.l e- K i>. nL.:; ,- i. \w- -:Z4 y| . S': ? W i s '- 1 /-*. ! ■' f'fa "■"• hi a lf y •••/ f yjfyr ' "feifil'-iA A : F-: ! - B\ \ t . - O I A; ■ , •r" ' ; V '7* . | a >. • Depot, 104 )f, i : rk. ALT ii M A .t £L Hl>a : ’ L , ./A -sr-r / /'O/IGZrI. This well known Hotel, a I Ihe ; in 1 ion < ! flir* V II- ■ I o i (l u'l ml Mncon ami Brunswick Kniiromi-. i- ,:o Hml< r 1 *••• mat " - mentof vv ■ anl and !iop<- Uini '■ si-fcim'ut u " •:!!■ itmt to the fravelin |>u ! lie. ;: ; j wi:i >'■> i■ •;i to die satislaetioii of tlio.-e wlto muy j>. .roaf/.c it ; ■ hou.s or hotel. Board, S2.CO. By the We el on E Ten— I’iisudir/er 'I rains ini lioth e ♦ - here tor meals I. Epstei & 33r0, wiiou; :\u. !>kai.;:ks is DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,BOOTS and SHOES, //a/s 'Gents, / urnishiu// Goods, J?tc., i; ww', Savannah, Gra.