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GASPER LEWIS t CO..
tt)R.\£R OF Baum AMD WATER. STREETS.
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WHERE YOU CAS ALWAYS FIND
W. J. BRENNEN,
READY TO LET YOU HAVE THE
FINEST
CIO A ItS, VVIN gs. Ult A NDIES. W HISKIES,
ALES AND LAOEK BEER.
Nov. 26 868. 34-ts.
GREAT DISTRIBUIiONI
——BY THE
Metropolitan
GIFT COMPANY!!
CASH GIFIS TO THE AMOUNT OF $260,000
E»«ry T eket Draws a Prize*
$ Cash Clfta Each SO,OOO
10 “ “ •• 5.000
20 “ “ “ I,OCO
40 '* “ •* 500
200 “ “ “ m
•00 “ “ 50
460 “ “ ..... f “ 25
•oo “ *• 25
•" Elegant Rosewood Piano*... .Each S2OO to $."5(10
•*6 “ “ Melodauu*.. “ 7a to 150
160 Sewing Machine*. ;... “ 60 to »75
260 Musical Boxes.. 5 ........“ 25 to 200
3< 0 Ki*.« G..UI Watches *“ 75 to WO
Ton Hne Sttver MTaacfco* “ 20 to 50
Eititt Oil Painting*. Framed Engraving* Si!ver ffurp,
Photograph AI I'tiiiik and a targe Muruutjiit us Fine
Gold Jewelry hi all valued at
1000000 DOLT^ARS.
A (lun tt Bitv any «f tie above Prize* fcf
N»lh|lli| a Sealed (Met tor & (rat*.
Ticket* and» Scribing each Prize are SHLXL L> to En
*»>»<•()«* arnt rh.ju.ugliN mured On receipt o ( 25
Ottitj*. a Bewle<i Ticket wrFI be draw*. without
ebrtalt. aim . Wiverod at i'nr office. or sent 1W ni.iit
h* an y whh m** Tt*** prt** Named upon it wi I] be
trlir on patmieut «t oiwt
th’tatta Pita** ail I W ituun« Hands* sen.fi fiu a»»,y aik
-m %w elkj/reeetrf tufrurtt tintii. '
mUi knows white your PHat rw ben it*- vote pay
ift Jtne miwrHe uscbunuaiii tur another of
db* w*mw waJltw- QKT 3U*. Shuti’a.
Mr 'Awr gttft'nn* *run *iWr«*uiii urn htar reniltnc
Mhnmt are auherti tite- tbw* tuHi»wiim» muitwH.
•’"OS "be munm '**ll**. Ihwut Ujadiy- >fir«wn, VfaihiiihUt
ftritei*. itwli •fcrtpd'e D«t*niit)trte£ ms ti*i|*«iHlhhi mie*n>,
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feH*ie Gnia 'Wbvjbh.
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OWWevS OF THE PRESS
“Thty *re 6*"i*e t h«- iu.peei imninniK; itht- tfiraa'ie
writable, aud deee.vt their eucoeuib. *’ — Wtgklt/ Tri
bune ftb ft.
We Iwve examined their eveteni. and knov
them to he a lair deuiiui firm.*'—JF J' Her aid, Feb
2S. iSOS
• la*at week a friend of imn drew a SSOO prhie,
which wan jiromptiv ittceived *’— Jiaihj JVamx. Mirren,
1W»
Send for eiictilar givtnp nmnv none reference
at and favorahle n<a»ces from the prer* Lit*eral in
dncciueiitfc to Ageme hutiatacti*in guaranteed
Eterf Parkage **f keai«-d •:«« v«T*»|m*>
r«*Hl tiH> On f’JHi Ciifl.
f#f* Six Ticket** fnr One Dollar. 13 for Two Do!
lars. 35jV>r Five Iktllarn. 110 tor Fifteen Dollars.
All letters should l*e addiessed to
Pi; k! IS, YOSSi: dk CO.
155 BROADWAY V. Y.
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W<m SALE.
'T'HE PLANTATION known as “ROSELANP.”
A four milvs from Bui abridge. containing 1.000
acres -boo cleared. The lui| royements are a very
comfortable Dwelling, containing 7 rooms—all with
fire places—and every convenience needed by a
Housekeeper, as well as out buildings—Dairy. Store
houses. Servants’ houA«, Kitchen and a large Cistern,
of sufficient capacity for a large family. The grounds
about the dwelling are too well-known to need de
scription A fine orchard attached of choice Fruit
Trees and Grapery. Farm buildmgs annle.
ALSO,
The dwelling in Rainbrlrtge at present occupied b>
Mrs Thoinpsnraand several business lots \p the most
eligible part of tfoe city, as well as a number of the
most desirable residence It ts.
JOHN M. POTTER.
Nov. 28. 1867. * 36-ts
Opera Flannels,
FOR Ladies and Childrens Sacks, all Colors, now
in store and tor sale by
r.*W. UUN NEWELL & CO.
CUfiHlllSfi’S
EItEL.«IOK
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
West Sheet, Rear of the Masonic Hall,
BAIN4RIDGE. GEOHGIA.
HVVING purchased the entire
interest of Mes. rs Jessi-is &
Shubuck. in their Photograph and ffiif f
Amhretype Gallery. I now an
notmee to the citi-zetis of Son tWest- * ri
•ro Georgia that I am at all times prepared to take
Pliolosraphs, Ambrolypw, Ferrotype*, flpalolypet, fce.
Or any style of picture known to the art.
Call and examine specimens, and I feel satisfied
hat you will be pleased.
PVhm [Von in my fC’ti 1 of W^itle
ff Paitieular attention (raid to CHILDREN’S
PICTURES. •
gy Price* Cheaper than ever!
fubo 45-6 m
G*Pfc™4B
Advertisements forwarded to all Newspapers
No ad valid charged on Publishers’ prices.
All le -ding Newpsaper kept on file.
Informal ion as to Cost of Advertising furnished.
AH Ordes receive careful attention.
Inquiries by Mail ausnered promptly.
A’oiu} lete Hinted Lists of Newspapers for sale'
Special Lbdsprepaed for Customers.
Advertisements Written and Notices secured.
Orders from Business Men especially solicited*
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ASD
I low they Hv*l. fought and died far I/izie , with Incidents
and Skciciiet of Life in Ihx. Confederacy,
COMPRISING Narratives of Personal Adventure,
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life, Par
tisan Daring, Life in the Camp, Field and Hospital,
Together with tke Sougs, Ballads, Anecdotes and
Humorous Incidents of the Wax for Southern inde
pend*'nee.
fy There is a certain portion of the War that
will never go into the regular histories, nor be em
bodied in romance or poetry, which is a very real
part of it. and will. If preserved, convey to succeed
ing generations a better idea ot the spirit of the
conflict than many dry reports or careful narratives
of events, and this part may be called the gossip, the
fun. the pathos of the war. This illustrates the
character of the leaders, the humor of the soldiers,
the devotion of women, the bravery of men, the
plu<-k «»f our heroes, the romance and hardships of
the service.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Picturesque
and Dramatic, the Witty and Marvelous, the Tender
and Pathetic, and the whole Panorama of the War
are here tbrillingly portrayed in a masterly manner,
at once historical and romantic, rendering it the
most ample, unique, brilliant and readable book
that thf war has called forth.
Amust-ment as well as instruction may be found
in every page, as graphic detail, bri liant wit, and
authentic history, are skillfully interwoven in this
work of literary art.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a full j
description of the work. Address,
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TO PRINTERS: - ~ *
r l’'HE subscribers manufacture Type Revolting
1 Double and Single Cylinder Printing Machines
Be4 and Platen Power Frees, for Kewe
paper, Eock, Job and Card Printjcg
They would call attention of Publishers of News
papers to their
New Railway Newspaper Press,
which isesjiectally designed to supply Newspapers
of imtderate circulation with plain hot serviceeMe
Prntiug Machine, and one capable of doing, a*eO.
lob work of every description. It can be run easily
by on# man at a speed of 800 impressions per hour,
and.by; at earn will give I.QoQ or 1.200 per hour,
without noise or jar.
The press occupies a space of 54x10 feet, andean
ta* worked in a room 7 feet high* Weight boxed.
0.000 lbs Their.
Single Large Cylinder Hand-Printing*Ma
eli ne* or Country Press.
..V all*>.a.C*'Oacenien t ami durable Printing Machine
capable, of duing tfie entire work >*t an uur-oi-town
R :is ifeigneif tu run by ban at n speed of 806 an
WSNR
a wju-nvji ce*i. .uni will not fail r*
iiw *maj^-**a«!lsnitrrit>n
tbeununtiuciaic*almtiec «wt articbr requinttf do
Letterpritsa kkiiMprii bin <»r C«*u|>er-piwce ftinc
out;, lio* k Birndtur. kieeimrupifiix. *unt Stameocv
;»«uc. <auf. rintriMn waqfibSw tf*n each.
Wo-%*>idifc«aiU] oxiHiiijin m **»ur qwmnfi .'tattrihuu
-twwtt«||r Kbsiks. ffirfiuur kiit
eii tfibsilewa. 3few ni*iiumM<n*iw .ftimiik *Cafim»tn+-.*n
turn- fieeitjiM-iontj oh .
mtfuette-c Hodtaiuf, i'ruitGs Suii'ie-.. Jim.
'iliu* ; fiuniur uuh Twite *if.mrr own iimpoTTlHium anii
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tthiiOEutg iMuuiun**.
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Anew CATAILCtSTTE. xannuinmg jcirte and de.
-HCtii rtiuiM. «if mam' new 'Machines. 11 m 'heiure eh«*wi.>
in Ulnar Immik w ith directions I*ir prrtting. vrotiki.u;
&c.. and utlwr u*»eful mformatiun, s jiwt cumph'ted
and can be bad un anp'icatior.
U HOE & CO.
3*ew York and B *Mm, Mass.
PubTisliers. *rf Newsptip. rs are at liherty to insert
thris H(FveTti*-ement. displayed as above three times
« tbeir weekly paper with this uak and not vnthout. anv
time previous to January. 18Gb but m-t latei. pro
vi.ied.they purchase type or material of our manu
facture for four time* the amount of their bill, which
will l*e allowed in settlement of outs, on receipt of
a copy of their paper containing the advertisement
Oct 14 1.8-8. - 16-t
prof. m7cumming,
B * Ivr.PTOCE, GEORGIA.
Tunes ami repairs Pianos, ’Melodeons. Organs, &c.
Orders leftou Cumtning’s Photograph Gallery
febs • 45- m
JAMES WAH,»
PRACTI TAI GUN SMITH,
BAINBR.IDG! - , GA.
fions k Pistols Rppairfd and Warranted Satisfactory.
ALWAYS on hand, a fine lot of Deirtde and Sin
gle Barreled Shot Guns. Rifles. Colt’s Repeaters,
Smith & Wesson's Cartridge Shooters, Powder
Flasks. Shot Pouches. Cartridges, Caps. &c., &c In
fact, anything to be had in a first-chiss Gun Store.
Also, a fine assortment of Fishing Tackles.
July 15, 1868. 15-3 m.
A M.Sloan,Rome.Ga. } A T Mclntyie.Thomasville.
C. F. Stubbs.Macon. jC E. Groover, Brooks Cos.
SLOAH, GROOVER & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
- MERCHANTS,
Clasborn k Cunningham s Banff,
BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA
l- -
fff" Liberal Advances on Cotton consigned to our
correspondents in New York and Liverpool. *
Aug’26 21—6 m
J . m 0
REMOVAL.
BOOT AID SHOE MHH6.
STILL con tin ties to utter bis
services to the public
generally in all departments
of the lk»ut and-'iboe Making
He is confident he can turn
out as gooda Boot or Shoe as iaKjKK
can be made, or will be K^WW
brought to this market, and
those, who patronize him will |i ;
be guaranteed entire satisfac-
Shop on Troup street, in the new building imme
diately in rear ol J. R. Hayes & Co’s store, Bam
bridge. Ga. • jan29-44-ly
Hoop Skirts, •
LADIES and Misses, ol the latest style, just re
ceived and for sale by
1. B. ii UN NEWELL & CO.
J'avaauah |Uji»Mwaii,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
BY J- rTsNEED.
THE undesigned is pleased to announce to his
friends and the public thet he has again eoirte in
possession of this time-honored journal, and expects
to devot* his entire time to making it. as a newspa
per,, second to none in the South. The liberal pa
tronage of past and better years, whilj the Kepibli
cah waa under his charge, encourages him to hope
that by prompt and continued support the public
will enable him to carry this purpose into effect.
To the Mbrcbants of the South and especially of
his on State, he looks with confidence for a generous
support, promising them, in return, the l*est news,
commercial and political journal that his experience
and capabilities can produce.
Jkt firjmbluau,
Designed more - aduHSKD ting rommu
nitv. and othenr» ot a
daily mail, will,' k W '"^'§6'
the week condense WBNgmd%&--:
the close of the yearkfl
imperial sheet of
ing matter ihan ffl
DAILY Aijfonel
»ud thus comparAb,
Congress', 110 and 1L
Family fc Co*.
T.d iJfcn’a Cos J
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LATEST NEWS BY TELWdrnary com f
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\wiill puvHue tithe -sume -eKimeat.
iiuuoic puiuy . Ssi will .upp«*«e JUuiii-.n. tie«p*nwiu.
•WibioE <is mow ftiUgflning cttlii*- MetuuUy.. in tall iih
ananßee and under vw her rove taoviee it may ajpetar
it -wiili uiipofee ftanatt-iCHun wnti ull BUe inuustioaHiee.
immbugh anti c»eiu*noTH- nl.ut glow out .of iit. tfihe
«tupic and butitmnms polices aud usurpations us the
ftiaH uovernmeut hr negxues aud .Northern adven
turers. As uesetoiore. is wdh gi «e uuoeosing atien
tion to -fftake Itrternai improvtaneuis, ti*e suijjeets «»1
Rducedaon Mauufactutes, and Immigration. S*w
will the News *nj> JflsaaOiP lie -the organ of ai*v
clique, the slave trf any money j*ower, tbe ehaiupion
of any corrupt corposatkm if will have aw services
to sdU, uo favow to ask, no pa*si**ns or preju jives
to lead ft astray—unless luring and defending €on
-Bt’*utional Rights he a passion, and hating the
enemies us liherty, peace, and fraternity be a preju
dice.
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well known as the anther of “Major Jones' Court
ship/' ann Dr. J 8. Jomce, formerly of the “Tal
iahaesee Floridian.”
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Agents Wanted for
ir IIIIC/L HISTORY
j . . * «* *
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THIS great work presents the only complete and
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ows of the great conflict? only known to those high
officers who watcbeA the flood-tide of revolution
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