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flip SiliTHEflN SIM. Tcriws ot Zjfaf. 4#S**s* 1 m r v. thre® -,;• j ••;••! f 1 , 00 ; JLn ***** m AdYancß * Til—W*ll^ lln f ai;jaa,lltia — M — 1 "ot Act* Passed. >l: -ud tu net enutii-a lo mi uot ft»- aU , ih« f , h „ gulfe of OcririH, and for other tuerriu "««'’• &'«• »• r T):UIH „and an act eet.tled act ♦<>*;mv>r thc B»^ r ®^ an * r ,” . • Mud ffiant.certain privileges to attfHcn nthei purpose* WHuiU i’v BUU s .t» act p®t!*ietl aj? .act So*jwi , L 2'^vM«TOP»“ 4t!U J' u ' iu r! £ AI i3. ~. pu-.iab any perhon or persons who v [p part . m the duties of (J<*f* . ( , {.;,*■ (ff Hr van nab unities he or [" , ; i: , V(! „ elected, appointed or qua!- accord»nea with th.o statute of the 5 U f*, | •Georgia. Dt‘C. 19* 1 Ti> certain Sections <-?*n act cu !«:( to charter the Georgia Mu ,,|:i pi r( . ami Life limuritnce Company, weveral acts amendatory thereto, :j-c 13. X. a-; fltitut' 1 a Board of CbriirnisSiohcffi • (he cutntty of M. riweiher, State of - '■ J>''C- 1C T ro'ml the charter of tin* c'My of At , tin «ci itiing for the election of a ~,,1 ami uidilor, ami to prcßont>§} ti't'i •l.iiiff. December. 13. S . ncorporate tin- Dollar Savings blank I I'-It Valley. Di e. 13. I ,Cos al* anew Judicial Tfircuit of Dm r mpusitig .tho SowtlaAfU, Macon .; .]■ tj(tocuitw, to prov.id<‘ for the ap p non- at of Judge tlion-of, and fur oilier . .. D e 15. I z-- iho nnbscyiption of Indian -i . tin- (Jnili i, Moniicollo uofi Muil - R ilir-iatl ijonipiuty,. 13,, . T oliang** ’hi; iitiu- of holding the fall i L- c Superior Court. D 'C 13. ,k- .n-rml tho m.'liifijt of jno’sonal wliii-li lias bIMMI inoi tp Agl and «8 A : " iln* paycuMit ol d*'bt, and to .i|. torthe pniiinhurcut ol ilui B»nte ;i ii T ■ t::r> ’fBTfTgTS Ii fbn iry . i uquive the* n vciml Judges of th»* S,m t.i give specially in charg-o to the i-d ji> hsi ctions 4409 a»ul 4491 of the ’ -D ii 13. <<’ no'i-'Mi'ate <he Georgia Diamond i. Miniirj Company Deei-mher 13. j i i-gd ;• > the suiiseripiiort of icnvii ‘ - hi iU’.lroini Cotnpiitiy. I).-c. 13. i • Provida for the tin! * f the '•‘m-- r»4»r 0 n-1« Eastern Judicial-Circuit.- l)i i-einhei* 13 I 1! quire the Judges of iIh 1 Superior ' ur h ot ties Stale to give in •>ne(v:i! < * g to tin-grand jmieH, Section 143(5 ' I iln- tod . Ih-emnber 13. »'• h vpim- CU-rkn of superior Conrta to ■ '-i i«H- ks w ith prinh and inst iuc iook for in'»rrogHtoriea. Dec. 13. 'de \ CoUuly B:i and (>f ( ’«j;t: ! ' t '’ ' ; ‘ >r O-C >1 ur c-'Hiiiy, and dunes th. t«K . l> u. 13. 1 ’'-peal ai.HClentiih and a ,. net tonmetnl a-st illed to Auguai ’il, 1810. Dec. !'• airborizo the appoint,n. nt of Hn Au ';t t in case of law or equity involving •uontitH. Dec. 13. rrlievc j >iut debtors by judgment. c 13. R *• v ‘Vide for taking hood of public ~f-1 1 ‘1 qualify!,,., tin*,,,, j) ( ._ ]g_ b 1 «*f Irw iid.s (Jod.., | f ‘ u " ~s,’ <je of taking shares >'k* ami -•tht-i corporai.n.o ‘ ; *‘"sr privilege Dec 13 1 "ice artit 5, section 12, par ol the Constitution, D«-c. 13, 1 nipeosate Ordinalinn, Shenfis and l die Superior Courts, etc. Dec. 13 ' ij,e Macon uml Chatla " ;t0 - oad Cos. Dec. 4. !< peal hi, act to amemhneetton 3151 "de 9, chapter 14, of the revised u °*- D*c. 14. * 1 and armnd an act to incorpor- S . ' ~iWn of Montezuma, in the co.,"ty 1 "» u, *d to provide t»n an electron, | ! V v and November 12, 1870 l»ee. 14. A i ‘end an act incorporating the A*t <!t Great A estein Canal Company, i b .14. vj P'< vide the mode of adjudicating the ' el parties under article 7, of the Con ' y *•' "l this Slate. Dec. 14. ''dthe 31 section of an act provi » ' the set,ing apart of ho nestead of . ,* 1 Formality* approved Oct. 3, J" v '* l lt? *h« sever*! counties of the ’ u< ' or iri» from Doc. 13. A; • ~ **“, 1 ISccrs of ttie Western & Toi„' H!lroati * elc * Dec. 14. - tyorate \ho Merchants & Alt&k&cr 91$ jtti. VOL-* , Th - icy Saviog Buds, of Oolambus,, Ga. Dec. 14. To make it penal to withhold money or j personal propeVty belonging to tl>e S'ate] of Georg’a. I)oc,..u.b;;t' 14. . For faitiling-ent the ,co<viets nf she pen-! itentury of iho State of Georgia, and for other purposes. Doe. 14. .. Too j the right of dissolving gtir- I nishnmru other that? di-fondant*. Dec. 14: ‘ 4, ‘ tne payment, of a portion yf t hounds raised for acbooi poi puses hi tin--citjf GTTTofnibbnJJ ' Deg. 1,4 # The pay of jurors fn the; comities of Stewart, Webster, Troup, Tor • r»’il, Spalding, Gargun, PauUling, Daily, M l!-*r, Greene, Muir ay, Quitman, Fayette, I Clayton, Lumpkin, Heaiti, Clark, Cobb, Chat tah4>oehee, U«niy, Taylor, Macon, T**l— fair, Triomas,Decatur, Habersham, Monroe, Dooly, Jasper, Houston and Worth. Dec. 14. To require the. O dinaries of the several countum in the Stat 4-, in issuing orders on tin-several country traasurers, to speedy in Haiti onlei the particular fund out of which said order ought rightfully to be paid. Dec 15. To allow plsin’ifs in execution the right to recover damages in certain case. D* c. ' i5. ' . '0 , .0' Ty incorporate the Rome & Raleigh linilvvay Company, and for other purposes. Dec. 15. To prtivide a remedy by which money or property, fraudulently or onlawlully conyei teil « p detahred from the State or west4!rn & Atlantic liajiroad, may Ik* ifccoveredj etc. 15. To incui poraie the Lapfranue and Barn -« gvilltj Railroad Company. December 15. To incorporale the Mechanic’** and Tra dei’s Buik wf Georgia, Doc< uilier 15- To amend tin act to presciibo the prac tice in Cases of injunction and other extra ’ ordinary lei-iedieH in equity and the man ner of taking judgements ihereon to tin* Supreme Court. D< c. 15. To amend see! ions 9 and 10 < f an act entitled an act to carry into effect ‘.fit; 2d y -;i^,i..i isiU-Mi gtinii nf tfiti article til fife Constitution approved Fehruary 15, 18G9, so as lo p* Vdo for ihe.fumi >hingj f pane’s of jurors iu tlit; trial of criminal eases in seriaiu cases. Dec. 15. General Appropriation act. To promote the propagation of shad fish in the Savannah liver, and tt> impose a penalty tor ll iliing’ in said river on Sunda’ or Muu!ay. D>-c. 14. To provide for the mode of filling vacan cies in the office'-of Ordinary, which may now or heiealtcr exist in the aev«ru’ couu ties of this State. D- c. 15 tICNRY CLKWS & Cos ., AND THE CaRTEKSVILLB AND Van Wjsrt RAilboad Company. We have now got somb srtong evidence (says the tlanca Constitution) to show that Henry Clews & Cos., of Hew York, are mixed up knowingly in the improper use of our railroad securities. The !ra con tains a column proclamation from the acting t xecutive reciting a petition of Henry Clews-& Cos., to the effect that they hold and own one hundred and seventy-five bonds of the < artersville and Van Wert \ ailroad 1 ompany, indorsed by the to cover the first fourteen miles of the road for which they paid 90 cents on the dollar, on which bonds the company has failed to pay the interest, wherefore they pray that the executive will seize th e road, and apply the earnings first to pay ing the laborer’s liens and then to the in terest due them. < lews & 0., swear to these statements Upon this petition Mr. < onley seizes the road -and puts it in the hands of 01. D. S- Printup as the 'ate’s receiver. Col* Prin tup is understood to be lews & 1 o’s, at j tomey So that he occupies the two fold ! and conflicting position of attorney for I petitioners and agent of the ctate, if this is true. Now, let us look into tliis moat extraor dinary affair, for it is extraordinary to a ren&rkable degree. Gov- Bullock in his letter to Mr r onley, oi .the bonds, lias these paragraphs: j As to the artersville ard Van Wert or 1 1 heroltee Hoad, that company notified the j Executive Department that they had re i tired, and canceled the * artersvil e and j\ an Wert bonds and would issue under the new charter as ** heroket Hail road."— If the reports be true, the tate is bound only on the C artersville and Van Wert indorsement. It may be said that I should have re quired the cancelled railroad bonds to be returned to the-tate- This would have j been abundant caution, but the bonds were ' BALVBBIDGE. GA.rVHBt 13th 1872 those of the railroad cotApany, and not the Mate, arid I pursued the same course with their notice as with the air-Line Railroad, 'that company reported their bonds can- ’ ceiled, I beiiev? they. ar.e ; tkct'gU M have nover seen them. ?he jne'w^gpet 4 sf ateiSeuts is that holds the i 'artcx-sville and Van Wvvt ' road bonds yet as ° iOflbe and»» him - M{r /c-jcolleetion is < ietvs is or was. t reasurer of pany. If so he would seem to be the oial with whoin those bonds should. have been with the, bonds as t reasnrer and as banker may, * however, be distinct and sepevate' In any the Stub* is bound only’ tor one issue, «ud< .investigation will decide the truth .or fa?- sitj of the company's that the first issue had been retired. It will thus be seen that the Cartersville. and Van Wert, Or Chefrokee RuitypadCom pany, of which Ih-nry Ciews was and is Treasurer, notifies Gov. Bullock that tho bonds mentioned in trie petition of Clews •8c Cos,, were retired and cancelled and new Ounds issued in their stead, fie! rfew bonds indorsed by the State are now out and in use, while Clcjvvs & Cos. hold the cancelled bonds and make their possess ion die basis of their petit lift .for the seizure of I!k! mad and its transfer to their oavu attorney ns receiver on account of tin neglect of the company,.of which Cb-WS is . l'i->;aa«rer, to pay tin* inti iest. Tite situation is this. On the basis ol cahC4*ll(’d bonds, held by Clews banker, and for failure of interests that should be paid by Clews, Treasurer Clews, banker and treasurer, petitions Conley to seize the road who does it unci puts in the hands of Clews alleged attorney. We pretermit any comment upon C'do ne' Printup, uuid it is known whether he still continues to be Clews' attorney He is a gen 'lonian of standing and integrity, and we would not do loin injustice. But Clews & Cos., stand-in no mi viable position. Clews', as Trsastfn rof the com pany, must have known .f the conpaih’s report to Governor B-11 »«k timt the first bonds \V4*re cancelled. And ifTtL-y.’s, as ' banker, held these cancelled bonds as live' and peimitted the new bonds t<r be’ used .by the company, he is party to a direct fraud on the Sta.'e, Where are the new bonds! Clews as ..treasurer, should know this fact. The aspect of fraud is most striking. Mr, Conley has acted most precipitately, it up' pears to us, and negligently. But there in auihor feature of this mat ter, These <ll bunds were issued before five* miles of the road were comph-ti-d, ami therefore mm mu valid. Issued illega ly, the subsequent completion 4). the road does iioi valid it s'.them. Clews, as Treasurer o' the road, was presumed to know its pro gr» ss.tln refore was cognizant ofllie prema ture and iDega* issue of bonds. It is certainly a very st.ange condition of aff.iitv. Did Mr. Clews deceive Govern or Bullock?, Or has Governor Bulk-ck misi'-presented Mr. C1<!W«? It is a bad complication for some one; A private letter fnnn N<-w Y'»rk says thaf •‘Mi, Clews does not enjoy the confidence of the cenmiercialcommunity 4*f,New York, that he abuses Georgia and the Georgia Treasury; that, he asserts he has been a victim, and he did not know Georgia from Bullock, though Bullock was Geosgta.* ! This writer wants Mr, Ch w* brought be i tore the Investigating Committee. BRIGHAM YOUNG. its g-owih to Brigham Young, the head of the Mm mun Church. We may meet him coming down Main street, the central ave nue of the city. Were we to do so we •dim'd encofliuer a ru<Jdy-!a •<*, burly, broad sh liere«i,fai tuer-looking man, wlms-- trrey eyes have a humorous twinkle, whose lips are compressed, whose forehead won breadth, and whose beard and whiskers are very neatly trimmed. There is nothing of the .enthusiast in his tiuiward detnoanoi. Y n might at the fir-t glance suppose him to bt a succesful laud owner, or a ch v.r railroad contractor-, but you would never imagine him to be a religious leader, or the founder of a iailh. Governor Scott, of South Carolina, by a parliamentary coup—ds-tat, has defeated ; the impeachment pr jeet before the Legis t lature of that State. the Legislature <»f Vigtnia has pelmrted j Congress to pass a general amnesty bdi- Hon. John A. Winston j ex-Governor of | Alabama, died in Mobile lasi wet k. I* Tie •re were over two hundred deaths from smallpox in Philadelphia lasi week. . The Arkansas negro troubles continue, ; | Lake Village being still held by rioters- ; At Large. a. desperate attack on the other day.— 11 'pul'ied. # ~-;r■ . r is now a ray v' cut-.T-nrislng aj|u li39MlliHNg9whe State. kP&r- E L. DcGra!Tem*eid, one of the old- j >:-t prc?icdr.(Sit citizens of rkjlu.ni- A, T. Ridley, an -oki. and high ly Ciissen of LaGrange, died last - more on hand. Mr. W. L. Chainbless claims the cham pionship among the fox-hunters of Monroe county. He caught three red and one grey fox in three consecutive mornings, last week,with the same pack of dogs. The Investigating Commitees appointed at the recent session of the Legislature met and organized in Atlanta, Wednesday. The Chronicle and Sentinel has donned anew cress for the new year and presents a very creditable appearance. V\ e wish it jbontinued prosperity. Macon has a case of miscegenation Ibl aek man an and white wornon. Col Charles T. Goode ol Sumpter County, has been nominated for the Legislature. * DeCastro, the magician, is in Abany as ianislung the natives. Major John 11. Pate of Hawkinsvillo - a splehdid gentleman, and ’good* citizen— lias boon appointed, bv acting Governor Conley,. Judge of the hew circuit created j by the Legislature at its last Session.. Joseph E. Brown, President, of the W. h- A. R. K * Company, paid $25 000 into the - fate ! reasury on the 30tb, being the rental for December. The Grilh AMiddJe GAngian soys the en tire work-or.the,Griffon and North. Aiaoama r.’aiicoad tolkrroltoili, has Seen let out. Cutkpert a new year’s ball.— They know hew. to do things up in Cuth ba-'t..* * ■' ; ‘ jvlr. Heury Hayes has been .elected May* or of Cuthbert. tawtell, of the Cutbert Appeal, was tre mendously egg hogged on Christmas. At the tpeciid election in calhoun coun-t ty, for Representative, J. L. .Boynton re ceived 414 voteS,-'and Jtt%e Pierce 210. . Col B H Robinson and E H’ Grouby, ! of Blakely, had a difficulty recently.— Grouby’s associate editor thinks lie will re- : cover in a few days. \#i The Early County News says: -On the ! i morning of the 21st uit, a Mr. "hepard j ' was found dead on the Newton road near Damascus. He had been at Damascus the evening before, and left there in a state of intoxication. It is supposed he sat down and fell asleep—a sleep from which he never awoke He had been ditching in the neighborhood.” . A. M. Speights, late of the Atlanta Sun, is to commence the publication, of a daily paper in Griffin. Success to it. Early county has an oxen named “Blodg ett.” Albany is bragging on her healthy con dition- ffhe New Era says: In proof that at ! lanta mud is not only very deep but very j tough we learn that a man in attempting I to cross one of our side streets through I the mud, stuck fast when half way over.— | Finding himsolf sinking rapidly he cried i lustily for help. A strong rope was thrown j to him from the shore which the di-owning man, with great presence of mind, fastened about his waist. By the efforts of three men, and the use of planks and a windlass, the unfortunate pedestrian was rescued with the loss of anew pair of red top boots. George W- Julian, of Indiana, has br.en nominated for ‘Pr. sid'-nt bt the National Labor Union of Sin F' anciSCo- Great damage fas been done by floods in Ben'.il, and danger ions rising of Sepoys has taken place al (ioa Go to St' ining' r and Engles Flint River Stores ai;d purchase ihe foil' w Ei goals at t educed prices A: mour Di lains r.-dteed to 2>c per yard. Japanese P plin-i red iC'-e ta2r: per yard, ."scotch Plaids redu ced to 3<k per yaid, ilancy >ttiped Popiins te-iuced to 40c per ■ ard, All wo I Merino reduced 4t>c per y .rd, Japanese Poplins wide and heavy reduced to ■ Oc per yrd, Poplin A paces all e- lors leduced 50c p* r yard French Bop:in- doub e width reduced 60c per ya and, Ail wool impress cl-th reduced to 70c per yard, Bl'ck iipacc-i from 35c t*> 10n per yard, Irish P- plius ill colors reduced to 100 per yard B'ack and e dited Mika reduced twenty live per cent and dmafg *ods in Now if s ..he to secure a handaom dreet at a low ! rate- v: ? PROFESSIONAL CARDS.; B. B BOWES C. BOWKS BOWERS& BOWER. - ATTORNEYS AT LAW BAJNWMbO-E, GA. orncK in tkb const fforea. Wntch 2*. l«TI. 44-ly it. W UAVIS, ATTOUhXY AT LAW, HAJNIDUPQE, GA. Office oyer Tatter«oh A M NulrVStore. - ■ .—■»« ■’ - ■-/! -r~- CaABLXS a. CAJIPBe|fc, H. ' & SHARON, 7; ATTOPtNEYS aTlaw, BAIS SEIDGE, GA All business•eutrus.ed to their onte.jpiompUyiat tendeii to. OlScfe iu Court Hmse. ly "DR. EfA MORGAN." OtVrCTiloh South Brond. ovei J. W. tore. Re*iiieace on. West Street, r Miircti 30 ly BAIN BRIDGE, GA. ■BHirtiim m ’■i l n winw»>■»»'» Savannah directo by. SB GOODALL, Dealer in Butter, Cheese and • Lard, 141 and 142 Bav Street, Savannah. Ga. We make the above articles a si-kciauty. If you wish aiiVtliija* nice iu our line, and at the lowest rates, give us a trial. Choice' Butter and laud in 6, 10 and 20 lb. packages, for Family use. IL FALK & CO., one price Wholesale and Re . tail Clothing Warehouse, corners Congress, Whitaker $-St Julian Star, Savannah. Ga. A largo assortment of Fuyriialiinfe-GooOT. r lriink* , r Valises, &c., always on hand Manufactory 114 Church st , New York, Goods made to order at the nhortest notice. aEO. w. ALLEN, Importer of Crockery, Chi da and Glassware, Oil Lamps and Cbimtieys, Stoves, Tin and Widow Waie, and Fa-icv articles, also, Fli-use Furuishing.Goods of every description. 167 Broughton street, (between Jeflersou & Mont goinery) Bavan.mh, Ga. " Sept 28, 1871. LJGUILMARTIN & CO., Cotton Factors an • General Commission Merchants. Bay Street savannah, Ga. Usual Facilities Extended to Cue sepo, loiUsiy MARKET SQUARE'HOUSE, Savannah, Georgia, No. 174 Bryen Street. IjtINEST wines, ales, liquors, and lagqr beer, al . ways on hand. Connected with the ef d y * iv liohmeut is a first class Jen box 4o». VALENTINE BASLER, Proprietor, efim ‘ ' HOI ELS. ' THEIjOIRO N "HOUSE, JOHN SHAKON, Proprietor Bainbridgo Georgia. TRANSIENT BOARD |3 PER DAY. fSI FIE traveling public are hereby notified that a. this house ha# been thoroughly repaiied and refiteß, as well as refurnished throughout, and t en dei'ed one of the most desirable aiid agiee.ible ; hotels in the State, worthy tlm liberal patrona e it has heretofore r ceived from.the passengers on the river and railroad. No pains or expenses will be spared to make the HHAIiON H(/UdE all that auy | one could dt-ure. Call and test its merits. connection with tho Hotel is an elegant ! SAi.OD:! where the finest .of liquors are kept. ! alb ant~hoijse; MERItIOK BARNES, Proprietor Albany, Ga. rjnms house Is well furnished and every way IL prepared fox the accotnmodation ol the travel ing public : -entire satisfaction guaranteed, ihe table is svpplied with the best the country can af foid, and the servants are unsurpassed in polite ness'and attention to the wauls of gue»ts. Omni ! busses convey passenger-, to and from the different railroad promptly. Charges to amt tho times, august 6 lst-tf. TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC l THE MARSHALL HOUSE. Savaunali, Ga. TH IS FIRST-CL ASS HOTEL, Is situated on Broughton Sheet, and is convenient to the basistas part of the City. Omnibuses and Bag gage-Wagons will always be in attendance at the various Depots and Steamboat lain ings, to convey .passenge sto tlie hotel. The best LIVEBY STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS V. will be found adjoining the House ~ Tile undersigned will sp ire neither time, trouble nor expense to make his guests Comfortable, and render this House, in every substantial particular equal, ac least to any in the State. The Rale of Board has been reduded to $3 per day. A. B. HJCEPripriefr I. TVI. ROSENFELD, WOULD Respectly inform the citizens of Bainbridge an i surrounding country that he has opened "in connection with his store a IvluLsloal Depot Where he will keep constantly on hand a com plete assortnient of music of the lat est publication from the best composers. His facilities for get ting Music and Musical Instruments are as- good as any house in the country Also agent for Piano’s irom the cel brated man °nALLET & DAVIS AND EMERSON. 8o well known in this and other countries; and the * MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN. He solicits subscription for the SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL. Musical Monthly, published by Ludden & Ate Savannah* Ga. THE JN lERffIS. TA NARUS"" • - ■ : ' s4 ' litegWM..1 itegWM.. 1 Mo. 2_ M->a 8 Mba-6 Moa 12 Mos | 1 sqr*fd frbojhi oofeo 00 2 *8 Os 11:«0 . 14VU120 00 30 00 S-aqpares 12 iKlj In 00! 2i) wM 00| 40 00 J l(i Ui) 2000i 26 00.83 00 60 &) 5 squares *0 (K) 26 82 00 40 00 60 00 6 jqnarps 24 Oh Si 4)01 38 oo 40 * 0 70 • 0 7 squares 20 QOj fi" 00. 4X Ool'C (t 080 00 S sviuaros 03 00 43 00 f)200j«4 Oo 90 u 0 U*qpaxm 36 00 40 Qo 6u OUITS W too 00 10 squares 40 00 65 00 68 oOjSO 00 110 00 4 column 4404 H 02 00 74 00.89 00 I*o 00 NO 30, SAVANNAH CARPS. ids. Clugupvn. Juo Cunninghou. CLApiIORN k rUNN’INGIIAM, • ..- VrUOlß'Al* AM) BXTAIIi GROCERS. , Also. Dealer# In CHOICE IMPORTED WINES, UQUORS, SEGARS, Q<>n Hay A hts-. Savannah, Ga. • ALSO, DealeVs in Ship Chandlery { Stcimboat, House and Blacksmith's Cual—and Importer* Liverpool Sait. Order* Ifrosa the *ouutry prt-mpt a(AeQdeif:|>;.- o<lf> l ■ Sep 18-6» «w«si ORFF, WATKINS & CO SAVANNAH. Sep2l -Btn 0. Hayes, • • Ben. J. Lestks . Richmond, Va ' Savannah, Ga WivniMia IflioUiSflli Tobacco, Liquor, mid Commission House Wm. G. HAYES & qo. 141 Bay. Street, Savannah, Georgia. OFFER special and particular inducements to the merchants and-planters of Georgia and Fla. , Hides, Cotton and general produce token fn exchange, and on consignment. With liberal ad vances, quick sales, and small commissions, wo hope to share a liberal patronage from then trade gfenerally. W 0 BROS. A CO. Wholesale Dealers fti . boots mam, hats, Ready fix de Clothing, Juvuij»UiUiß 111 Bongklon Ht. SaYANN AH,GEORGIA. . I ■ OlfflCß * H. Meitihard, ) §0 & 82 WHITE ST. | 9. KGtAard M. Mtduhai'il. j New York iE lleinhar J. MILLER- & C 0 . FBRNITURI DEALERS Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. Walnut Bed Room Sets, Imitation French Seta, Pallor Sets, Bureaus, Wasfistands, Bed« steads. Chairs of all grades, Childrens’ Carriages, etc,, etc. JOBBING AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONfe WITH DISPATCH. Matrass Making, Feathers, Upholstering, Ac. 9epl4-6m] B. J. LESTEft, COMMISSION MERCH’NT and dealer in Liquors, Cigars, bbaccos, &c, savannah, ga. nov96m AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE. JOHN OLIVER, DitALKR IN PAINTS l OILS, PUTTY And all Painters’ Materials, .... ‘SASHBLINDS AND DOORS. House and Sign Tainting, - No. 3 Whitaker st.] Savannah, Ga. aepl4oGm. A. M. Sloan. J- H. SlgjjH ’ A M SLOAN 4 CO. COTTON FACTORS, CQMMISSIHN MIBCHMTS. AND AGENTS FOR THE CELEB BATED Etiwan and Soluble Sea Island Guanos. CLAGDORN AND CUNNINGHAM S RANGE BIT STREET SAVAKNABGA august 10 1871 11-6 m. A. J. Phillips. John J. McArthur, Savannah. Montgomery Cos., Ga. J . HAND, Amerlus* —WITH— John A Phillips & Cos, FACTORS AND Com’sion Merchants No. 102 Bay Street. Savannah, Ga. , ts” Liberal advances made bn consignments of Coiton and Produce. Bagging and 'lies on hand. Agents lor Chesepeake Guano. Ref- rences: C. EppingACo., Gen. H, C. WayneJ Savannah. Sep2l G. M. HEIDT, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No. 21 Whitaker St., Savannah, Ga., AOkKT rot COMSTOCK, FERRE & CO’S Genuine Wetber«field GARDEN SEEDS, In papers or in bulk—to Dealers, Gardeners ot FamflLiC . *i * ! gT Deutcnhoffs World Renowned Swins Bittern. wp2l-0H!.