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" ~w*. f yc ©atlahcr’iS gndfpttlntt. SATURDAY, OCWBER IT, If?*. -SWKICT LOVK OW WLVIK." Nojewsled b*Mty in my lure, • Yet in hr enrugal ft'*’ There* such wurld uf ttnddTlVC**, Miw neo'ta no olh*r grace. Bor sjbUs , and voice, around my lif lu light and maaic twine, And dear, O very daw to t*e, la thii sweet lor* of mine. 0 Joy I to know tbre’ oat- fond heart H, at* ever true to me; It act* mine leaping Uks a i) re, In aweeteat melody; My aoul np-*prtnga, a Deity 1 To liear her voice divine; And dear, O Very dear to me, la tlu* awaet love of min*. If ever I have sighed for Wealth, Tara* atll fur Bor 1 trow; And if I win (-'sine's victor wreath, I’U twine it on her brow. There may ho forma more brant iful, Ami aoul* of aituuiw whine, But none, O none, ao dear to me Aa thia aweet love of mine. Tint Baiiy Mombt. —There *a* great writ of eiriMntn if' W*t"*vmy4v’* U**A*P in Sun PratiotHco, tdsefiYhl tilrby'ui'ihki’V, when it wuH flrat [dared on puli lie exhibit tkm. He waa n little hit Of a follow, about aa large an a kitten, anil had a tail aa longs* Ilia mot'herVbut hu hark oil very old in Ilia face. When I flrat went to aee him, the mother-Tuonkey wa holding him in hor.artnw; ■ h* om wk-d to the floor, -then out throng the par* and upon my knee. I thought etrnnge that the mother was not afraid of lotting it; hut ■whan I moved my hand to stroke it back went' the little moriki*y, <wift a* a dart, into hi* mothor’a arm* Fn-ttv aoou he crawleil away again, and then I m* that the motlier-mimkey had hold of the tip of hi* tail with her Anger, and aa the little ! one crawled awayfrom her, bw'let hita go i an far aa ahe could rvaoii. but never let j go of hie tail; and when anybody mover! | a hand tOityhcb him, she polled him hack | into the <kge Bhc netor aoomed to h-lai tlria hohHiy dky or night till the littlo fel kiw waa two montha old; then ahe let him go. But her mother instincts wove very strongly marked even then, 'l'lw* cage contained a "happy family" of dog*, cuts, monkey* and guinea pig*, all sleeping in ot box together; ao when the little mon key crept out of hia mother 1 * arrna, ahe would reach down into the bux and take np a little puppy, or kitten, or guinea pig, and nurse and fondle it just aa though it were her own. Hhe did not seem quite contented without aotno sort of a young thing in her moll *'tiy am**, f Oar Thousand illaks ron a Twentt- Viirn Hours CountsHir. — Henry L. Mas hut, a NeWtnfi wi'iOWer, aged 82 years, wa* introduced to a (15 year old widow named Sarah Hpaiigehury last Friday. He re solved to marry her, and twenty-four hottrii fif dourUhip ended in a visit to a minister on Saturday night, and Masker took his bride home. On Sunday they were the great attraction at clmtch.— 'When lie went hdmd he guv* his brido a present of 81,000 iu addition to the jewel* already bestowed. On Monday, alter a hearty breakfast, Mrs, Masker told her husband that she was going West, and she ■went. She left a note saying that "she would send for him when ho wanted biul."—A r . V. Sn„. Apples for Human Food. With its the value of the apple, as nu ar ticle of food, is far underrated. Beside, lprge smouut of siigisr, mu eilaf?e, and other nutritive matter; apples non tain vegetable acids, aromatic qunKties, etc., whioh act powerfully iu the capnoity of refrigerants, tonics, and antiseptics;and when freely used at the season of mellow ripeues*. they prevent debility, indiges tion, nvert, without doubt, many of ’ill* which flesh is heir to The operator* of Corawall, England, consider ripe apples nearly as nourinhtng as bread-, and fin more so than potatoes. In the year of 1851 —which was a year of much scarcity—ap ples, instead of being converted into cider, were sold to the pour, and the laborers as serted that they ewr.ld ‘stand th#ir Work' on. bakod apples without meat; whereas a potato diet required either meatgor some other Kubstaneial nutriment. The French and Germans use apples extensively, as do the inhabitants of nil European nations. The laborers depend upon t hem as an ar ticle of food, and frequently make a diu ner of slicod npplaa and bread. There is no fruit coofceif in ns many difTerent ways iu our country as apples; nor is there any fruit whoso value, ns an article of nutri ment, is us great and so little appreciated. Water Cure Journal. Buildixq Chahacttcr.— There is a atruoture which everybody is building, young and old, each one for himself. It is called character, hbQ i every act of life is a stone. If day Ivy day we be careful to build our lives witii pure, noble, upright deeds, at the end will stand a fair temple, honored bv (iod and man. But, as one hnk will sink a ship, ami one flaw break u chain, so one mean, dishonorable, un truthful act or word will forever leave its impress and work its mihieoce upon our character. Then let the several deeds unite to form a day, *i.i one by One the days grow into years, and the years, as they slowly pass, will raise at last a beauti ful edifice, enduring forever to our praise. rKKTiMKNT.— Suva the Irish Times, ''Why are the articles La' and - H’ left out iu the advertisements ol operas when play ed in Efigliah ? 'Sminnmbula' and *Tro vatore’ Wn written as if they were proper names. Would not 'The Somnambulist' and ‘The Troubadour’ be the proper des ignations when printed side bv side with ‘The Bohemian Girl,' and ‘The Lily of Killaruer?’ I wish somebody would lie enterprising cuough to get new transla tions made oft: Italian operas. The libretti are the ui—-t absurd,tiling possi ble to conceive— tt>o' much so, indeed, to be laughable.” *'A, Pikkt fob Torn Thoughts. "—lt is a common request; but how mauy pennies it would take to buy some thoughts ! How many blissful dreams would be dissolved could they be purchased and made known; how many hearts that now throb i>eueetul ly would be aching; how many sunshiny faces would lie clouded with gloom ? Ah! it is well our thoughts can not lie bought; wise would this merry bantering questioa sometimes prove the questioner's death blow. And vet there are two sides to ( this as well as to many questions. How ! much moic'than the offered "penny” is the kind thought 1 the eharituhle, *pal- 1 listing, forgiving though i Withhold not that ! It were feet to the crippled, wiugs to the leaden hearted, manna to the lam- ! isbiug in this world’s wilderness. What, tent would it be well if we could all dwell, in it?—Content Beware of the man with lialf-slint eye*. He’s no} diva ruing. QUiTEHAN FACTORY. /'VOXHTANTLI OS HAND A FULL ABUOBT- L KENT 1-1 SHF.ETTNG, 31 SHIBTINO, OSKABUROS, STIRPES, TWEEDS, COTTONADEH, COTTON YARNS sod variety of ether COTTON AND WOOLEN goods •* which willb* ttxeh an god for cotton or wool on fair wrun*. Price for Curding Wool 10 Cents Per Pound N. B. Wool received from, and Rolls returned to any station on the Atlantic A Gulf Itailroud, ut tm, additional cost of one cent per pound. Merchant* *nd Dealers generally, are iflvited toratil bud examine stock before making purfuaaea. HENRY BRIGGS, jtuie2o-61m P reside rd. BRIGGS, JELKS i GO., DEALERS IN Drug* and Medicine*, * Family Groceries. Hardware, Crockery, Dry Goods, Domestic and Foreign^ ■V-' - Mitliuery Good*, Boot* and Shoes. Hats, Clothing, Notions, etc. WHICH WE WILL SELL STRICTLY FOR CASH —AJTP AT— CASH VALUE. Parmer*' Protlut f, when |uichaM<t by km, eomldered niCASU. ' I >} i ,■ HENRY F. MABBETT Manager. Jrtnt'l4-tf The Brown Cotton Gin. The attention of planters Mid others is again called to the above old and reliable make of Cot ton Gins- They are furnished this year greatly improved, and nothing which an experience of thirtv yearn in their manufacture could suggest hsa been left undone to mate them the nmst re liable and perfect Gotten Gin in market. As the result of onr efforts we need only refer to their es tablished reputation and wide-spread popularit;. For I’KRrEiTios or Wokkhahhip, Stkesgth, Dmunurr, I.toBT lUnkiso, and ocantitv and gitAi.it* of i.ist fhotu'ClCd, we challenge compe iition. We are prepared to KHiprCig to any rea sonable extent perfect satisfaction to every plan ter or operator. The Gins are sold at the lowest possible puces for good roehiues, and on reas onable terms We Invite culmination of the sam ples in the hands of onr local agents who wi give all desired infoimitiwi and furnish apph eantawith eircnlars and oopaes of commendatory letters from parties using the flfus in all section* of the cotton planting country. Circulars IYiee Lit, and other information. may be ol taiaed of onr agents or by addressing THE BROWN COTTON* GIN CO., New London, Conn. J. B. CREECH, Ag Quitman, Ga. as— roavlS-e PROFESSIONAL uAnD$. L. W. HADDOCK. Attorney At Law QUITMAN, GEORGIA. Will practice in all the Court* of the Southern Circuit, wfl) alio pr*vtire tu the adjoining coun ties in the gfate of FPiriits, tar Office over Finch's Store. m*y9-ly JAS. 11. HUNTER ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUITMAN, BROOKS COUNTV, GEORGIA. o—— Will practice in the Countiea of the Southern Circuit, Echols ami Clinch of the Brunswick, ami! Mitchell of tbn Albany, tar Office at tbc Court Hutiite. ~fcs ’ _ _ jumffS-tf w. n. luomtrt. aowsatEnv BENNETT & KINGSBERRY, Attorneys at T.*nw QUITMA N. Brook* County, • - - Georgia. june2b-tf __ EDWARD R. HARDEN. Attorney at La\v, QUITMAN, BROOKS COUNTY, • - GEORGIA. ~ *.() .■■ * Late an AwMociato Justice Supreme Court U. S. for Utah and Nebraska Tcmtonea; now Judg County (Nmrt, Brooks Couuty, Or. inay24'l2mo J. S. N. S N O W, denTiht, Quitman, .... - Georgia, Office Up Stain, Finch s Corner. ______ DR. E. A. JELKS, PIt.MTISI.NU TiIVSIfTAN. Quitman, G. OFFICE—Prick building adjoining the store of MowHra. Brigga, Jelka *fc Cos., Hcrtven atjett. may 10- tf CHAMPION & FREEMAN. i: IiOCKIIS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Corner Ituy and Drayton Streets, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. -V I SC ELLA NKO US AD VERTISKM ENTS. r WOUhII ItKSI'KCTKfI.I.Y CAM, THU AT TENTIOM of the eitixena >f Brookit an<l the adjfUiiiryf oouuticß, to my large aud select stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, JIA. R I> W A It JB GROCERIES, Etc., Etc., All of which will be void upon REASONABLE TERMS ud at LOWEST PRICES. and would call the attention of Planters to my ■ ’ LARGE STOCK OP' FARM IMPLEMENTS, Such as PLOWS, CLEVICEB, HEEL BOLTS, GRAIN FANS, etc., etc These goods will ho sold at MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, B ith Freight Added. I tar GIVE ME A CALL Ass JOHN TILLMAN. ep26-tf MISVEI.LA NKO VS AD ER TISEMXN TS. SALE and LIVEItY KTAULK Quitman, Ga. rpilE CXDEKSiaXED KEEP OK HAND SADDLE HORSES, HARNESSHORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Ect., etc., etc., For the Aceommothitioit of the Public. THEY ALSO KEEP rOIffiTANTLY OS HASP A GOOD SUPPLY OF Horses and Mules for Salt SELECTED £ Y ONE OF THE FIRM, And Always Purchased on Sucn Terms as to Enable Them to Sell at the Lowest Prices, PERSONS DESIRING TO PURCHASE SADDLE OR HARNESS HORSES Can be Supplied upon Short Notice. i If not on hand, if a di-Hcrlptinn of (be Hines ! wanted is left at the- Stable *ht- order will be lilli u n a tew day*. CECIL K TiII!ASIIKH. j mavl7tf D. W. PRICE, MERCHANT TAILOaR, QUITMAN, GA., WoiUd inform the citizens of Quitman and sar lumting country, that ho ha* just oju-i.ci a FIRST CLASS MERCHANT AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT IN QUITMAN, AND HAS ON HAND A FINE LOT OF CLOTHS AND CASSIMEEES, SUIT ABLE FOR MAKING DR $S AND BUSINESS SUITS. He has also on Hand a Select Stock of 11EA1)Y MADE CLOTHING, CUTTING, CLEANING AM)— It i: PAIR IN C| DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. S~ PIIICES MODERATE. Savannah avvertisents. John M. Cooper, Gt-orgc- T. Quantoch J. 8. F. Lancaster. JOHN M. COOPER & GO. Comer Whitukcr nd St. Juliuti Street*, Huvaniinli, Ga. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALEIIB IS BOOKS AND STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. Copying and Seal Freieei Eurvoyori’ Comparaw, ; News and Book Printing Pro per and Ink. Sold Pena, Pen and Pencil Cases, Desk and Fsckat Knives. " 1 LEDGER, WRITING & COL. PAPERS. J Playing, Visiting and Prlntsv's Cards. I‘uiliniiiiutrs, Air. School Furniture and Selio I Re(|iiisites Af Schermahorn & Co'* J'rkct.for whom t re arc Agents. BovJt* Ordered or Imported at New York rates. We feel confident Ihst we can mil aeinw as the ; lowest, either in Charleston, Augusta, Atlanta, I Macon, or any other Southern city. *3- Write or caU and learn our prices. mev23tf I J FOR 20 YEARS THE Standard of Excellence THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. Over 000,000 in I'se. 100,000 MORE THAN ANY OF ANY OTHER KIND Tlllh Stilt WtIKKUtU A WILSON. flr- l.ivr.i-1>- 1873: The Hlsh.ti Awards at the Vlcnms Knposl t 1011. The Gald of the Maryland Insll * The KOUn HIGHEST PREMIUMS* (iraimUng two iiicclalfc. j at the OKOIiGIA STAIL 1.1111. BEST OF ALL: The WHEELER A WHJSON hM the approval f millions of laftflics who l*ve Uktd this well tru:J uwuhiiii-. PhyticUuK certify that it it the t n!y fi%v IMg Machine lil lot Family utte. Its light u<! isy motion tlo* not fatigue invalid*. li* rapidexicution of work recommend* it to all who *< w for a living. If 1* the moat tconuuiitu 1 lu-rattar, Ih* mwldi iuMc. Our m w and popular No. 6 Machine adapted for Leather work and general Manufa tming purpose* i* now used hv the leading tailoring es tahushmentsi and shoe factories. Send for out circular*. Machine* told on easy erin*. or monthly payments taken. Old machines put in order ur received in exchange. WHEELER A WILSON MEG CO.*B OFFICES: W. B. Clev*,n, Gen. Agt. Savannah, Ga. '2sidutf MARKET SQUARE ROUSE VALENTINE BASLER, iSucresscr to Uit brother Antony Busier) THE WELL KNOWN TEN I* IIV ALLEY, ■: ■ v At the Old Stand. 174 Bryan St., orrosiri: Tin: vahkkt, Continues to keep on hand the best of Brandies, Whiskies, Wines, Ales, AXD ALL OTHER LIQUORS, My Foreign Liqnora are all of my own Impor tation. ugfl-tf MARSHALL HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA i A. B. LUCE, Proprietor, BOARD, S3 OO Per Day gl6-t _ i^arlles , ALBANY HOTEL.: ALBANY, GEORGIA. THli> VELL KNOWN HOTEL is situated near the centre of the business portion of the city and is still kept by MERRICK BARNES, its origi nal owner and proprietor. Its fare and accnmmn da ions arc the best that can be provided, and en irgcs are moderate. Omnibus convevs passen gers to and from every train. *oct3-tf. CURRIER, SHERWOOD & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES Tbi is one of the CHdett and 1-argtMt Boot and Shoe Jobbing House* IN THE CXTT. All their Supplies are obtain#! from THE VERY DEBT MANUFACTOIiIES, And Said to Customers on the MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS. 476 & 478 Broome Street, New York. A. M. WATKlNS*Traveling Agem jyW-tf WN. H. TIMON. WX- W. OOi.iM.v TISO.N (iOKIHJX, COTTON FACTORS UoiumisHitm Merchanb, 112 liny >l., Ga ! Bagging aid Tics tdvasu ud or Ci c\ a. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made on Coi.sig:i ;H lit* of Cotton. COTTON SOLD ON AI.HIVAL. AND II - RETUUNKD BY ElU'liElW, WHEI OWNER bO HibTBLCTs. Prompt and tarefnlaUiution guaranteed toali I bosinea*. I angi”.i ■ m (). A. P. MIKE, Ti.E MIXOLOGIST, Can be found At MIKE’S HEADQUARTER’S Cor. Ify Low* <V WhlUkrr *•., S\\ \\XAII. GA. CGntintl_v on hand the best aßsortnunt of Air*, \A inm, !*i< gnr* *td Dystcra. Country orders for Oynter*promptly atteudul ■ to. 31. T QUIN A>. | aug 29. ly DW.ci lT L. TC ERTS, COIOHSSION .IIERI HAST, | 142 But St., - * - SAVANNAH, GA. j aug 29-diii L. J. OriLMABTIN, i JOHN 1- LANS LitY. L. J UIILM.IKTI.V & GO. COTTON FACTORS - \yi. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Kelly’s Bloek, Bay St, - - Savannah, Go. Ag f t* fur llaa<llePhonpliatf, Jewell'a Mills Varna A Domestic*, Ac., Ac. Bagging and Iron Tit * for safe at lowcet market rate*. Prompt attention given to all busines* entrusted to us, iabcial Cash Advances made on consign- J. ai. nonoi ons. | j. t>. wuki. BOROUGHS & WING, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNIFFS, PIPES am? SMOKERS ARTICLES, I 4 I>ec at u r Street, ATLANTA, GA. J. T. -JORDAN, Traveling Agent. ian3-ly PHILLIP DZIALYNSKI, Commission Mcrch’nt, (JONES’ BLOCK,) Bay Street, - - - SAVANNAH, GA. aug 20-Gm A. B. GOODMAN. LEE HOT MYERS. GOODMAN & MYERS, Manufacture their own Tobacco and Cigjirs, \ 183 Bay St - - SAVANNAH, GA 1 ng 2?.3ra E, A. DAMON & CO. IMPORTERS AND Wholesale Liquor Dealers. FINE KENTUCKY WHISKIES. 408 & 410 Elm St, OPPOSITE SOITHnn.V HOTEL, iSt. Louis, Mo. ESTABLISHED 1553 R L. COWAN, Agem for Georgia, Alabama and Florida. api2s-ly CREECH i NEWSOM, DEALERS IN D It Y G O 0 I) S, (GROCERIES. Liquors, Flour, Bacon, etc, QCITMA.Y, GA. | marl tf NEW STOCK. rpilE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED : A. in ptraon m the Eastern Ciiic*. a large and well a**oncd stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ! " now prepared to offer peculiar inducement* to | hi* many customers and the public generally. | Jii* *to.'k emhr.ri e* a cunn.itt variety of' Dry Ood*. Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Cap, 6ooih and Shoes, Hardware, Tinware. Crx*kerv and Gia* w*rt, All kinds of Wotxiware and A COMFI LTF ASSo|IT*K3rT OF FAMI I- V Ci KOtES I K , all of which he offer# on the most reasonable t, rn,fi - I). It. CIIKKCH. Atlantic & Gulf ifail Boath ON AND AFTFR MONDAY, MAY iau rrams nn tbisllnad wUlim, asfoiiuws: EXI'ItESS PAKBENGEB. I.VSVP Savannah daily st,, i -m „ „ Anivrst I.ivi-tffik '• a65 a"' Arrive at (Quitman “ 3 U .* . ' Arrive at Rairthiufge •* v'.ir * Arrrivi- at Albany^ Leave All any *• . 4 ., p „ Leave Rainbiidge “ .. 4‘3t‘ I v Leave Quitman “ UsveUivl*k •• gSJ-JJ- Arrrivt at Savannah ** B;2t.A!w . Bive Oak with train* on the J. I*, ic f ° r and fTOW Ta lithe a- No change of car* between Savannah and AL 1 l- coniiet tion at Albany with train* on the South we* tern R. R. J ram* on ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—WESTERN DI VISION* Leave Dupont (Sunday xcepted) at 700 * v Arrive at Quitnian “ 10-'if i m Arrive at ThomaaviUe ** '10.45 . v Leave Tintraaavillr “ ' 2*3OW w Leave Quitman 4*34 * Arrrivt at Dupont “ ;;;; H:W ,J; ALBANY DIVISION. -a r,^vl^;r iUa ' Monda - v ' FrtiTv IMr Mu,,<U - T ’ "’lnv*<l,y „and UsvAtti, Momlsy, Wtdni sdy ml Friday, *wjSn*S n * U * Mu °‘ Ujr< VcdumUsy sad Fri. M “‘ d *y.Wmel.y.nd W (^ hT'i" Aibnv* |,h nighl trains on the N. •rV Ik P’ 9 Albany Bondsv, Tueadaw aid nXv* a ;d n Frid. r y Vmß *’ A ' b “‘ V *. MB s tV ° ry Tbard ‘‘ tn.y9.2t Gonarsl'n * pe nn t^i,. BEDELL & CO., Liquor X) eaters; MU!.— TOBACCO AGENTS, (40 BROAD STREET COLUMBUS, GA, nov 29-tf 3. M. Hopkins. It. H. Hiooin~,,~ HOPKINS & HIGGINS, FINE OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON AND RYE WIIIBKIEB, Nos. 3 Main & 4 Washington Street. LOUISVILLE, KY. M . H. SEBRING, General Agent. For sale only at ( ’BEEC H 4 NEWSOM jnly 25-ty Qnmnm,, Ga. . _ ’a ... _■ : CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Bay and Drayton Streets SAVANNAH, - . GEORGIA