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I. bwisUfCRK. THE P*Kra AND TH*
m ; l. t oT GE'^a:
■ uoff Put one issue of vr.al impoiv
».ri» our State. T|>u Governor and his
takers vs. the people of
I.'» L*.tufl for the time being, at
■ all minor difference, and co»
W , (l . Irtr oar mutual protection.
BL ftCl „f C'ongreae to promote the re-
l 4i .ucli'»" of the State of Geoigiu,” had
I p whs itnp|»ed of ta worst feature
■ c -iron Clad" oath for the Legislature
■ ' jHUoatb for all State officeis, a pro
■ " guverroimti? To: itn avd the
B' ' tid ‘himro’ f"iC'S of the Uuited
■j , at 'hr (iis|e»i<a!<d tb* G- vms
B _-b hr S< r.aU> Judiciary tJomni’t tee.
Bm j. c „pc and meaning of the act, as ii
L r•do'jtrd is, tliai iht- Goverr merit of
tinned States takes violent ponseaaioc
Bp* -tate of Georgia,’ and makes use of
It, (Jorcrnor of Georgia’ as their
I jnstrumetit* first, by ‘'probUmation
I .iniDiun all persons elected to the# Gt n
- .uwmbty of said Stata, as appear* Uy
l proclamation’ of General ki«:»dt», to ap -
I , of) •Jins day certain in Atlanta;
l-i To apply for United States forces to
I ri<'y<i h th* President, if neCettaurj , to
li.nct ui.d execute the provisions of the
I m B ix sections of tin: act. These aie
1.,,,:e i itiee entrusted to the Governor
It tin- act.
Ii e mi.l ‘General Assembly’ is charged
L.. •!,. a-iiisining provision of the Aci
L'.iie application of the test oath to ihe
Lv,».r«, under prep-nee of enforceing ihe
|U Amend merit of the Constitution— re*
[y'oziiig the two Houses, prohibition of
|i:!u«i ,| u of colored members—these me
| i„; "enforced.” The remaining proviV
L,.r-il,e ranficHtioii of the 15lh Ametid
k-it—is a coiidition precedent ti» repr.*-
H,’ in Congress.
I Tin* act docs um make the govoruuiMil
H' . k ■n*l. It givou to t!u» Governor ho
B■- ;> w«is lui the two I have named. It
r•« i it affect tlx: election of Ckmators, or
i r pissed actions or laws, of the L**gis
laune, except to annul the action relative
o tin? ('Xf/ulrioii of the colored members.
It d .+m«i udd to, or take from the Gov
e-ir nr Legislature, any power which
l.*v tii/J under the State Constitution uf
rr ii..s> aet shall have been executed, but
■'!;< no* rrpiiili'd •'» their usual duties uu
tr lia* State Cohstil tniuh.
TV »ct is net satisfactory to Governor
!’■k nr his extreme piirtifcans. The
nrnliic oi the coming attempt at ngurpa
mn is given by Govern**!' Bullock ijv the
'••grcdatioii of * and the
i >ii of the title of Provisional Gov
liity hope lor some pretext of
uuicisrc *>r disorder to supplement the act
f>' Congress with martial law and the test
'rath /i»r all Stale officers,
tl' t failing in this they e£pec{ to seeme
Mtonlid powel snd exemption from re-
ility to the people, by an uuscru*
majority of the Legislature Ex
e*w, bribery and threats will oach have
’illoted work. The Democrats are to
* minced to & small majority. The
’’ l!!r Republicans are frelind bn as Silling
:!, H«!iiftatß of cortilption and tyranny, and
,!! .v»bidl revolt tit the proposed sac
itv> honor and the rights,>>f the
>r ' tl.cj aie to bf whipped in or poil
'r"' ->y the loyal Governor us unreppus
,|l| t rrbeU add trailers 10 tlie party. The
ird m<*inlH‘rs are expected to deave be*
Gx*na their collision sense and ill per
, !a r,, *p"iiK'i)i‘ity for tlieir and
I'* r > unquestioning tools to do theuldi*-
»«>rk of the faction.'
1 tr>; , : _
*tn such aprograme—coi fidetit of «uc*
I *** - the slanderers of our people, th^
■, ' f'Tm of our State, the traitors to
,'' "• ••utioual liberty, gloat over tiie min*
of thbite whom they d*»,eni to b**
in their power and pollute the air
,!l in anticipation n( the cousiuna
* "- f their devilish designs.
to
1 a just God live, and reigns o\«*r
’ ,l! '« *cben»e of iniquity will not sue*
, ' ‘“''Georgians, the men who will
* * C rcmn,i,lt of the Legislature
,. ! " Cl *** a| td Republicans—white and
*will lernec her that the late of Geor
mporarily in their keeping, 1 that
.. j , ' t * °f the people are upon them, 1 and
v S- ■ '*it).Mul discharge of their dntii’s,
%. ] , tS * ae rt * WiM ’d "fa good conscience,
hring upon th**m the Hpprorul and the
a generous and grateful people.
tr» l ’ P *v rcra * f>nt: hcr too, that the be
fJ*' o! trust,' by uniting wirh the
S'» ** f° r lhe destruction of
j, f r r, Shts and liberties, will make them
the sight of all good men, and
.'! upon theft the just retributions
“ c *', Neoner or later, follows tyranny, op
« and crime.
u. . . i .
~ • °P ln, on of the duties of the LegisTa*.
,<>o hing to the best interest of Geore
y*• that every member elect Who can
A " “ l y the oath prescril»ed, should
. aid in the organization of the Legis
*‘ri'l rthtrwiao c«»tnply literally with
*" oT Congress, including the aboption
*sth Araeiidmant.
Than, Ist to remove all doubts on the
* ll g ratify fnd confirm the p**t actiou
Legislature. 4
Id. Reqsire the Governor to order elec*
to git the vsesneiss ia the Legialae
VOL. IV;
3d. Appoint commiNsioiiirr*
charge of the State Road, and reif ( ?L ail
funt'i fioni the control of liie-txovemur.
4th Adjour for one month or until af
ter the further action of Congress ou the
Georgia question.
This would he a compliance With the re»
qni«omenta of Congress and would test
their sincerity, tl would give cmfid n.-e
ii. th- validity of **ur laws, provide toll i»
preseutati-.n in the Legislature, and secure
ihe State against further tittiftder*
The good people «f our Stale, whilst they
wiii maintain peace, and order with the
tiim and quiet dignity '.vhicli f«aa cfiar *.-
ieraed Uu-m, w ill no! be idit- spc.c'STins of
thu/•.■ujing cv ; «is. They rep
reswnt’bttveM in the L<9g»HMi?flr*; and ihip
upon th-to the responsibility and uuyfdr
teu.ee of their present position. They will
send their wise and good men to Atlanta
to hold up the hands of their faithful rep
reseiitatives and cheer them on in the good
woTk of State redemption.
As my opinions on the subject of the Is ; h
Amendment have been referred to, and per*
haps misuttderslotjd, I give them - briefly
and frankly. If that amendment of the
Constitution were proposed t« Georgia as
a free and etjual State in the Union* I
would oppose it uh a surrender of an im
portant element ot State sovereighuty and
State protection.
But the majority of the States have fixed
upon the Southern States the brand of in*-
f- rifrity. They have been deprived of the
conlsoleof the elective franchito whilst
Ihe Northern and ’V.-atern States retain it.
We are now parties to an unequal Union—
they are the superior, we the inferior
members ; and so long as this inequality
exists, wnatever evils may be developed in
the experiment of univeisal suffrage are iu>.
curable, b>canse ive can not command
either the s_\ rtipafhy or aid <f (lie “Free
States.’'
Th** equivalent of the 15th Amendment
is fixed upijn its—fiayj more: the liih
Amendment leaves to the State the right to
prescribe qualifications for office* Shall
the. Diiion with our consent remain ah tin.*
equal Union? If we cannot rise to the
political equality of our co-states, shall w,e
not bring them to our levelj so that all tlie
states shall share thc**coinmon burdens and
blessings of the Government, and have a
common interest in correcting whatever
evils may exon7 If there are blessings in
universal onffnigc ahsl! the Southern states
inonopolrce teem? If there lire evils, shall
we not adopt the only means in.our, power
to correct them? Shall we hereafter cons
Kiitupe. tjre only land of prbnnue the phliti.
cal heaven, to which the disfranchised and
and discarded population of tweuty-aix
states shall eventually flee 7
Situated as we are, the 15th Amendment
cannot hurt us, but would better our Con#
dition by restoring »he political equality of
die States in the Union. vt
Very respectfully,
ftxr •son Tift.
MEETING OF THE STATE DEMOCRAT
IC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
THK RES < I.CTfcNB ADOPTED 6Y THAT BODY. .
ij < .
! ah»C t*oi reapoiidbhCU.O-t file CiM'oni
c.<? «ti t ;]
Atlanta, J «mury 5, p. iu acodrdinu’.v
wnlt the cali isaued soiiio ttnie since by
Judge E- G. Csibauisai Chkirtnao- of the
Ex»*cutivc Committee of the Democratic
pat ty of Gokx g-H, the Ooiumittoe met to tins
cuy hi ten o’- lock this miruiug in the Cilice
ui Di 1* F. \iex.itidci,‘a member of life
Committee.
A FULL MEETING.
The very great importance of the occa
sion had brought nearly all the riieaibeis ot
the turn mi lice to Atlanta* and when the
cuiuiftittec fissemblod this morning there
was a very tiili attendance.
There w«.re ten member# pres<*i?t? V 2 :
J uvlge E. G (Jubauis*,' Gbainnati, and Mown a
Gl.nn, Lzzmi, Gill, Alexander, \Ybuakvr,
Lester, iioge, i'lii, and Wright.
The meeting was entirely harmonious,
Mid after soirfe dt hDeration the following
r. solutions wiredrawn up, and presented
and adopted.
THK RESOLUTIONS ADOPTS^.
Whereas, a diversity of opiuiou has pr«*,
vailed with regard to the course Which the
Democratic members of ibe Legislature
should pursue in tlieir present eibergency ;
whether they anoukl appear and take their
hea!« or notj the committee, without bitln r
authority or disposition to dictate to any
ineinber bf the Legislature the line of cun
duet he should pursue, respectfully advise
aa follows:
first, That every Democratic and Con*
setvative member of the Legislature ap
pear at the Capitol on the day appointed
fur the meeting of the General Assembly
and all who can tfua ify as members should
do so and take thetr seats.
Second, That no obstacle or impediments
Rhut'id be throw n in the way of a reorgani
zation of the General Assembly as requir
ed under the recent act ol‘Congress.
Third, That avoiding all bitterness, strife
*nd personal denunciations the Democratic
•embers \Vho can qualify aforesaid should
remain at their posts and on all questions
and measures which may come before them
and *o act and so east their votes as wijl m
tlirir judgement, preserve the rights and
interests of the State, aha first promote the
prosperity and happiness of the people.'
A ’ } 1 .1
A Whehand advertises thnai My 'wffe
Maria baa or bean stolen. V^ho
ever returns her will get, *»»» >Wd broke.
\s so trnating her, anybody cao do ao if
they •«« fit; for as I never p-y n»J
debts, it» not UWy W f*y 9 *
AM ERICA X GIRLS IN EUROPE.
A e ter writer now abroad thtis # rem»iks
upon the couipa*an.ya beauty ol English
uml American'giria!}
i do lkft wish to Qhdervalite English
which is t most satisfactory and
endurirtgj end most of which will wash.
Bui ] col l tosh'that Anier’can Inafitv, from
New York to prloaus, apoded u»y
ej»*.s n>»; the other; aiul wiieu I am just
go* ling ne.i>ißi*HrK<l 'to • tbe - Stikih Ana irons
and iiuydi us, illavVino Yn*, and be
.giniiiog to iiße the id —ajone qoHjes a group
"f-my. lair Countiy wuui-d «,»ij tuoir travels,
and ili.y spoil it. all again. Those
•bar YmiiMm* gn-iii—l fesr yon do », u .if
appreciate Umrri ft] home. Here lin y a.«-
tnire and Kjitty «Mei4-r*tlmt »s. ihe men <m.*
«mrd ;«k! ihe man envy. Ou the couti
they-j-avo about tbenr»f
H'lfl dokert Aoi.i rcsiii beib-s send a- whole
of*i m'jntowu dTsfr-iC' and. It is' hot only
their beauty atid,grace, but their vvii, spir.t
uiiij itwppy audwciiy. The ooiitioenlHi ens*
l, ms ravor their triumphs. No gwl over
there dare tiny her soul is liter own—let alone
her baby She never goes anywhere without
a chaperone—she never converses with a
gentleman except to answer a question;
she is .1 neces.ity to the Ihsi degree. An
American gir;, ou the contrary; asserts her
freedom, goes Where she iiki s, aiid laiks
with every one she cares to talk - Willi; says
dn to a German at tbo first introduction,
and orders him about —just as she would
at home. • Ho is overwhelmed, astounded,
but all the more delighted. He tells his
friends that ihe beautiful girl he .-waltzed
wiiii said du to him, and toi l him to bring
her a glass of water, wliich sets them all
Crazy to be introduced to her, hear her sav
du to them, and be made water carriers
likewise. Next day the whole town is
‘.alking about her—the women are in a
rage —but the result is the conviction that
America must be a great country, increased
immigration, and the consequent progress
of civilization.
TE CUBAN PATRIOT—A OALM IN
SPECTION OF HIM BY MARK TWAIN.
In his selffsHcrifn-ti g struggles for his
countiy’s freedom, lln- Cubaii patriot make
valoious use of cve-y method and every
contrivance that ctn aid the good cause*
Murder; theft, burglary, arson, assassina*
tion, rape, poison, treachery, mendacity»
fratricide, matricide, homtcide, parricide,
and all other sides except suicide, are in*
struroents in his hands for the salvation of
his native land—and the same are instru
ments in ihe hands of the oppressor for the
damnation of the same. Both parties, pa*
triots arid government servants alike, stand
ready ;it any m xnenf, apparently, to sell
out body, son! and.boots, politics, religion
and principles, to anybody that will buy
and they seem equally ready to give the
same away for uolliiiig wheuever their live
.stand in peril. e
Both sides rnnoaacre their prisoners,
side© are ns pw>ud o l btwjnit|g a ti: -ef* rtc -c{
f liiffatiAu? 5 dig,'capturing,scalp
ing and akin iiing u crippled, blind idiot, as
any civilisb-d army wimld be of taking a
fpytifed mtyf both hbjea » grand
uchiMi' bAy pow Weft/ over ft l iVery time
they 4ght aii day foirg ki.U :* couple of
sick w omen ’ aud disable a jackass; both
sides lie* and brag, and btetray, and rob,
aud destroy; a. happy majority of bb|h sides
are fantastic ;n costume, grotesque in mans
ner, half eivili zed. unwashed, ignorant
gerrnig; piaiitatujn blirrfing «emi-devils>
kWjMfii l tr sis
t( > g<>
<»n eating eaeh other up until llieie i*Y,t
inongii left-of thte ht«V xkgiiit.ffi.. sL,:vlh lot
,o hold an inquest upon. Amen.
' * V V M T •-
General Terry’s Order, assuming control
of the ‘Georgia, Is as follows;
Hf.adqrs. Df.pt. of the South, )
; •' A Atlanta; Hu., Jan.l/ 1870 j
Gx .viral Order No 1.
In obedience to General Orders No. S3,
War Dcpi*i'|cnent, plumber 24. 1869, and
to tlie order of the President" of the United
States therein contained, the undersigned,
ifi addition n> iris, duties as commander of
the Department of the South, hereby'rs«
sumeh she dfitie# of ConiintlnAhfig-
of the District of Georgia.’
• Alfred H. Terrt,
Brevet Major General Commundidg.
A Truk Bill,-j^lu.adafe. speefh in Con
gross,Gen Morgan,Representative frofiT
Ohio, stated whjai i lie, Rauigal u»' i Y . have
tloiie ahd are'domg, hr tM following runt
ci*c manner: “I charge that there is a con
spiracy m our country to break doyrn our
frfee inßtitntious ann 1 adopt a government
similar tq that of Great Britain. I charge
this; that there is a Conspiracy to rob the
the Supreme Court of the United States of
its rightful authority, and to cmfsr upon
this House *nd thy Senate judicial powers:
thus concentrating in Congteas executive
legislative and judicial powers, I charge
this; that the action of this Congress is
revolutionary. I charge this; that it so's
at defiance the Consiinfion of the United
States ms the Inng Paili imeiit set at deff
auce the Eng : isb constitution and as the
Assembly of France usurped all the powers
of government.
‘‘Ladies without regard to sex.*’ are in
vited to attend a woman’s rights meeting
in a western town.
A witty Udy being asked her opinion of
moustaches, replied, “I alwayg set my face
agaiast them.’
Wc know a blighted old bachelor who
aSys that “he supposes that th'6 natural
.diet of an infant being milk' wiff account
for its (s)cn*&ni!*’
.A vengeful individual,’ in the exuberance
*>f Hi* r,(fc at tome one who offended him,
.-UU heve re.onj,. I'll do
tbmg terrible—Pl» five his titti* boy • tin
hw».*
BAINBKIDQE, GA-, TllCliSlm, JANUABIUS, 1870:
MTTI tmHBV
Hew Stock
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THE giibscribers respectfully calTthe attention offhelt friends and the piiilid general!» to their wel
selected Slock, and solicit a continuance of the jenerons j&tronn£e heretofore extended to the old
firm. "Th«v ke«p constav ou hand a complete stock of
D- e FAINTS. GLASSWARE, MEDK)UNKS* OJLS,« . .. S
B ; PHARMAGEUTIfjHAL « E
u ? PAINT .i ni If V.;}.’ * n N
- VARNISHES, • it imx I
S CHEMICALS, SURGICAL FINE LIQUORS, W
. t'r .. w* >"■*.. /•>’ b' • ■.*/'»
Fancy and Toilet Articles, Perfumery
Os every variety—Hair Topth Brushes, , * .
\ , - .1 *1 •' -ii.: l -i
ini iffiDß, tu. mi aim
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS,
;■* ’ ri n:- . ■*-• ■ ■ ■ -
. *** -* ! - JO
-ini ’ rttr l&L nac mo> -nr am -mr 9
BLANK BOOKS , FlNfi AND FANCY ENVELOPES, NOTE, LETTER
CAP IND EX'LL PAPER,
T- i ■ •! : * *< .' - '
Kerosene Lamps
* - 3* : Ti til • ■ /. .. .
OF kerosene oil.lam? chimney^
and every other article appertaining to the busint-BS. The reputation of the house is ii Sufficient guar
an tee that all orders entrusted to it will be filled to entire satisfaction.
PHYSIOANS’ PBESCRIPTIONS
Carefully and accurately compounded at all hours day ©r night.
A. H, Colquitt, James Baggs. H. 0.. Calquith .
CBLUiTT 4 IS®
, -41! J t*. -sT V!f‘- if ■ f-M|.
COTTON FACTORS #
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AifD A&ENT SQM THE FOLLOWING FERTILIZERS. '»
‘ . ; 'V v' : "- . ;T
i frtrkt 64 i a tid Sb 1 tible P 1 6% pk& t e «
Combining all the properties of Borfe Sfad Peruvian Gcano,
! ;"■* ' ’’ ; l« •’.•'idw .IliV ,) V-. ,
N A LYSIS Ol 1 .- i»EAN T S
. /r : 4 -. » ; 1 ' ’/* ,'•:*> • , . K% .l
Moisture expel led, a 2.12. ........... .... 3. l 6 Organic Matter.. .30 00
Soluble Phosphoric Acid,...,. ,6,80' Equal io
qua) to BoneiPhosphatei..,,. . 10.98 , t Coßjiporf Phosphoric Acid.... <16,88
ulphurlc Acid, Lime and Alumlqa l Equal to Buns Th0aphate....^.39,96
not estimated. j , 100,00
. I’v’ims . : ,-i :‘ii -‘ l - ■ Y'.c ■ .w
. C*nn«CATK.Savannah, March 26, 1869* Tha Chespfcake ArafMdnmted Super Phosphateju«t analy
zed is fonnd to concain the leading elements for a good manure, and in such quAutities and
relative proportions as rrnst tell effectively upon the giowth, aa well as the fruitage, of most crops, if
properly introduced into the soil. “Its effects will not be exclusively limited t 6 toe products oftbe first
year, but from tjie amount of common Phosphate of Lime whieh it supplies. Its nutritive effects will.be
decidedly tuaoifest for one or two sSccceding crops, even witiioqt fre6h supplies.
,A. MEANSAlnspector.' « ; ‘
Q. IL WiLLJAMSj Aw'X Chemist,
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♦ ii’-.tr r..’V-.'-. a*y.»h:\. j'j; jvi.j.; ..
1 - L* ■ yj •. rs .jy Twiggs yXkbfitk, 1869
Messrs. Colquitt & BaSftvannaft; u ,Sens —The Chespeake Guano, of the value of winch von ask my
opinion, «as used by me quite extensively last spring, under Cotton., I also usdrl otifer ■”
among which were the Kisn and and it requires only a observation to cob-
I am satisfied that, even *Tfh the . fongand climag- ;
ing draught, Xwjgjb i»aa«ert»j,iUy?uopropitiouß for.all kipds ; of. fertiliiersj I realized more thau 100 per
ceut, oh the mventnrdrif. It it tty purpose to even use ft more ireely next year. W. B. TAKV£It.
; v-i ■ • • ; «. ■ »;«, . . Anierjcus, da. Oct. 12th,, 18CP.
This is to certify.,that I eight aiffctfofc kinds of Guano on my crop this year, Among'them the
.Oiyaioj^ko;i^. welljH4»eed wiya.ifi results,,that Ijptend using it again »iy next
WTITtS,’ /.J U 7 Ufi - ■ ' . It. STEWABT.
, , ■ ~ ■■■ , ■ . . • .4 - Ga.rhct : . ! mkfß6t.'
I used five binds of Gu&nn on my crop this year, and will bay the Chespeake Phosphate sos ray-neat
op ' ,„
Ruth’s Challenge > 'hlnblfl J Phofe^pa|e}
The most active and durable Fertilizer ever offered to the Farmer* ii
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ANALYIS OF CHALLENGE SOLtBLE. j -t
,iI )ilifKl .H .J “
Moisture expelled
Soluble Pbr»*ohfTic Acid •• .6,40 Yi-Idiof iAmuiouia/,. .3,05
Fqual to Borie phosphate made soluble. ...13,97 Common fhoephunV Acid 8,13
Other elements and salts not estimated Equal to B*ne Phosphafe-. 17,72
i : ; v. A. MEANS,ffaspector, Savannah, r ;
Planter’s Ainmoniafed Solfible Phosphafet
RESULT OF AN ANALYSIS OF SAMPLE OF AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHAT
MANUFACTURED BY LORENTZ & RITTER, BALTIMORE MAR?LA&.'
i>R- tdEIBIG’S ANALYSIS.
Moisture (det 100c).......... a ....... 11.091 Organti Matter andChemicaly Combined Water 27.726
Caprtble of Preduciug of Ammonia. 3.174 Inorganic Earthy Matter 3. I?4'
Containing of Soluble Phosphoric Acid ...... hT. 6.22Jt
f Inaoluide ..u.i1.694
Alkaline 41t8...i...,.,*h.t -i? , ® Mu.--
Or of dissolved Bone Phoepfiate of lime. 11.«!,
Undeconijtdeed.. • • - 26. fOA
It seen bv tho above whisk wa* made p/.a eppijple, taken by myseji at the Warka
of »l».et 390 ton*, that this Article con tains all the important constituents required of a X»Q. IFkiUU***- t
ft la. well and carefully manofactumi, OCX ss4 hue enough to be need in the drill, and ean not tail t I
give tig taction when properly applied.
gr~Far per tfeaiars »pHr to T. W. AUnPeT 4#mt llJhhßSsw GOXOfCm 2* j
Wholesale and Metaii
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'without Drivers. . ftfea
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krrumery and Itoliuble GARbfeN SEfcl)fs, &„ I
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HAVTNG long seen the. necessity for an EXCLUSIVE WIipRESAI-P X: GOODS HOI/HJt Uam ‘I
w# have closed out onr RETAIL STOCK, oar »tor# io iieerl doable it* feraar **p*til*l
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Wholesale Trade!
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.uperier inducements to retain the trade In Savannah. ' ‘ H
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