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GREAT BARGAIN’S OFFERED AT LEVY’S.DRY GOODS AND -CLOTHING EMPORIUM, THOMASVILLE, GA. CiaUahcv’s independent. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1874. £<> cA I. IV EWS. ■ 1 ■■ CHURCH DIUKCTOiu . Mkthopiht Church Kcv. \V. Lewis, ? istor. 1 preaching eveW Hundav at 11 a. and at 7:34) a. m. Prayer Meeting at 7:15 .g. on Tuesdav night. Sunday School at 9:80 a. m. W. >l. llarne#, Kupuriutonflent. Pbiwbytkiuah Chuiuu. Rev. J. A. Smith. Pastor. —Service# on the First and Third Sun i days in each month, at 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. m. , fhiiidav School at 4 l*. M. BxPrfcrr Church. -Kev. C. D. C amp 1 nil, V is- j tor.—Service# (morning and evening) Second and Fourth Sundays. Church Conference Saturday before the Second Sunday, at 11 o'clock a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sunday School at 9^o'clock a. m.;O. \V. Stephens, Super rutendent. Masonic. The regular meetings of Slmlto Lodge. No. 237, F. .t A. 111., are held on Ist and 3rd Saturdays at *i\ ; o’clock, p. m. M. C. WILKINSON, W. M. T. A. Hall, Sec'ty. E. C. Unmii, The popular .young Artist from Thomns ville, is now stopping here with his Tent Gallery. Go and see his specimens. lnit ton ! I will sell of my extra prolific cotton Heed, raised this year, one hundred and fifty bushels for two dollars ami fifty cents per bushel. Feeling confident that it is far superior to any other seed .ind bat ter adap ted to our soil and climate, 1 will plant my entire crop w ith it, therefore, 1 can not spare more than the above amount To persons at a distance the seed w ill he delivered at Quitman Depot. •I D. Wade. Quitman, Ga., Sept. 19, 1874. 4t l —n A Piano for 4>m* Dollar. nSoiUhem Musical Journal. 81 a year, ind a piano thrown m. la order to in crease our subscription list we shall give every new subscriber, after this date, a chance to win a superb 8800 Piano which will be rallied among our new subscribers. Cali at our ytorq and see the instrument. Don’t forget your pocket-boolf. Subscrip tions carefully received at all hours of the day and night. Ludden & Bates, Publishers. _ -jL.lt; o; ——t GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING!! Gen. Toombs, Gen. Gordon and Eon. AV. E. Smith to be Present! CHK LARGEST ( OWD EVER ASBKM ULfi!) f A UUITMA A IS E J’SKTED!! We have positive assurance by telegraph Umt Generulft Gordon and Toonpba will be with the Hon. \\\ E. Smith' at his meet irfj iu Quitman, on next Tuesday, the *27 ih ifiat. Come one and all, bring your wives and daughters and let them hear these great • orators, statesmen and heroes. We learn that the large new warehouse, ieoently built by Mr. Young, has been procured, and the speaking will take place there. Comfortable seats will be provided for the ladies. You may expect soul-stirring eloquence, jmmfc enthusiasm and a splendid time gen erally. Let no one miss this opportunity to hear these great and distinguished men. 4 :o: Great bargains, cheap goods, full stock at Kaytonh New York .Store. NOTR* ABOUT TOWIV. —Pleasant moonlight nights now. —(Jetton has been pouring in this week. —The “Wiillaoks” creutoU quite a sen Balion. —Meeting of the now ly organized eiv i 'ry oompauy next Tuesday. —Special attention is called to our large caricature on the second page. --You could not better invest $2 than in subscribing for the Independent for a | year. —Rev. Mr. McFarland, of Savannah, i preached at the Presbyterian Church la6t ! Hnnduy morning, and at the Methodist Chnroh in the evening. —Why was the disgraceful proceedings of a lot of benzine-soaked individuals al lowed in the Hippodrome (?) Monday anil Tuesday evenings? Where were the police? —lt will be seen by a notice elsewhere in this issue that our peace-loving citizens have organized a cavalry company for the protection of the civil law in this county. —The new warehouse has been con veited into a grand Hippodrome, ah Bar num’s. It has been occupied by that ex ellent troupe, "The Wallacks," for three nights this week. Large and brilliant audiences have gathered there nightly. —A dry goods clerk, on Screven street, came tripping down the street yesterday as airy and light ns a feather in a whirl wind until he discovered a highly colored curl pinned to his hat, and a piece of pa per on which was in large letters, "Which is the redest, my nose or my hair?” Fresh gooils just received, whieh wore bought at name i.iic' bo t-old the -tamo way. Call early the cheapest goods yet sold. KoJiumfiug. A” KaYTOS S SEW 10UK Sxoue. For all manlier of books aead your or ders.to f. 3J. .<&P£>M'&£o., Havunuuh, Ga. ‘ Tncrmllarloti. On last Sunday morning, between thm and tour o’clock, the kitchen of Mr. C. 31. Henry, tlie tenant of the plantation of Mr. J. C. Thrasher, three pliles south west of Qriftni#n, was set ore fire by some unknown incendiaries, and, together with the smoke a, house and residence, completely destroyed. H The kitchen was almost entirely enveloped I jn the flames before it was discovered, and, being in close proximity to the residence, % the whole premises were soon ablaze. The • family were unable to save much of their Jjf clothing and furniture. Ko clue as yet to X the. incendiaries. w Spring and Summer goods at lowest prieeanon bring’ recievcd. f ill earfy and secure the fates' Styles at I Kirrox's N K’.v i irk sfroßt. OUR MOTTO: SMALL PROFITS AND LARGE SAULS. SOLOMON BROTHERS, ..'Ar ’ 17:1 \m> 175 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, , : ; : : , ; GEORGIA. . o n-.—-- • ■ V HAVING enlarged our premises to double their former capacity, we are prepared to offer to the Merchants ot Georgia, Florida and Alabama, a foil and varied stock to select from, comprising iu part: 500 barrels Flour, of all grades; j 200 barrels and half barrels Whiskey; “* 1,000 cnsVs Canned Goods; 500 kegs Powder; 2<H) barrels self-raising Flour; I 50 barrels and half barrels Gin; lUHI eases assorted Liquors; ‘2OO half kegs Powder; 200 barrels Biscuits and Crackers; j 50 barrels and half barrels Hum; 1)00 boxes and caddies of Tobacco; 800 quarter kegs Powder; UK) boxes assorted Cakes and Crackers; i 25 casks Wines; , > . IKK) buses and half boxes Caudles; 800 casks Bacon Sides; 150 barrels Sugars; 1 25 Casks Brandies; • ■'>• . ■ -•-• 0U packages Tens; , 300 casks Shoulder.; 150 Sacks Rio and Java Coffees; j 1,000 boxes Cigars; i! , ,50 barrels and half barrels Vinegar; 3<K) boxes I). S. Sides; 100 half barrels of Mueluel; | 150 kits Mackrel; ..... 6QO boxes Soap; 300 boxes D. S. Bellies. Ab oin lnrge quantities, Hi Carl) Soda, Sal Soda, Potash, Lye, I’icklcs in glass-, Sauces,-Preserves, .Jollies,. Ataisins,. Almonds, Nuts of all kinds. Butter, Choose, Mustards, Starch, Bluing, Spices, Matches, Wooden ware, Bottles, Flasks, Corks, Liquor Labels, Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters, Flavoring Extracts, Lemon, Raspberry and Vanilla Syrups, Blacking, Brushes, Brooms, Letter, Note and Cap Papers, W r rapping I’nper, Gun Caps, Prize, Fancy and Plain Candies. ** • ' ’ . All our goods have been selected w ith care, and w ith the intention on <mr part of meeting to the fullest extent the pants of Merchants making purchases for tlio interior. To prompt and paying customers wo arc prepared to offer the usual facilities. W’e will, ns heretofore, give our utmost attention to the sale of produce consigned by our customers, TV < Good s tit It eta I,l* Oct34m * .■ Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries. Ve.,.V,, at low price#, at Kayton'b New York Store. - Great reduction in price# to clohc* but to make room for fall goods, large good Sundown# at 25 cent# and other good# in like proportion at Kayton’s New York Store. One hundred different varitte# of Print#. A large supply of Ladies and Gents Glove#. A large variety of White and Brown Goods. A general Assortment of Ladies Dress Goods. Anew supply of Ladies and Gents Superb Slip per#. Ladies ami Gent# Linen and Cambric Handker chief#. Every variety of Spring and Summer Gftods to he found at A large supply of the lluest and newest Style# of Trimmings. A well selected stock of Ladies Hats, trimed and mitrimed. Kiuiius, .Tf.lksA' Co’s Cash and Produce Store. —. —_;o: Flour and Bacon in large quantities, at lowest rates. Savannah prices nowhere. At Kayton'h New York Store. All of Dr. Jayne's family medicines and other drugs for mile low at Kayton’h New York Store. I.AM) FOR. BALR. Tlio umlersignoil offers for sale his valu able tract of land lying eight miles south of Quitman, containing three hundred acres; one hundred and sixty acres in cul tivation, as good pine land as any iu the country; good com foil able buildings, with necessary out buildings; good gin house, gin guar and gin; as tine water um there it* in the county. Terms will be made favor able. All information will be given by, calling at the place of J. H. Bowen. # Persons at a distance can receive full in formation by addressing me, at Quitman, as to terms, Arc., .7, 11. BOWEN. Oct., 17 71 Its. 4 veerh (A- wnomN is the place to get your Hour, they keep constantly on lmiul Cooke A Cheek’s choice brand#, also the very best quality ,f Kennesaw and Manet-ta. Don’t go any where else, a better quality is not made any w 1 iere. * s <'pt *JG-tf TO TUB PUBLIC. I beg to way that the Tax Collector is au thorized to receive in payment of county taxes for 1874, all Brooks county orders or bonds duly authenticated, whether printed j or in manuscript for thirty days from this j date, and not after. EDWARD K. HARDEN, j. o. B. c. Quitman, Ga., Sept. 24th, 1874. 3t — ;c>; **— UvnlUry, I)r. I). L. Kicks, principal Dentist at | Quitman, Ga., still offers his professional S service to the citizens of Southern Geor-; gia and Florida. April 18. i O The Wnllmk#. This talented troupe enlivened our town : with tlieir excellent perf< rmnnces three | evenings this week, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and gave, great satisfaction , to delighted and crowded audiences. Fannie Wallack is one of those sweet and cultivated vocalists which one never tires of hearing. Independent of a beauti ful face and ladylike appearance, she pos sesses an immense amount of versatility as an actress, and has appeared in some thing like a score of totally opposite cliar | acters, with perfect make-up for each with a lively interspersion of pretty and new songs and ballads. Her operatic morceaux are given with great naivete and brilliant execution. It is in these scientific pieces |of vocal music that the true aitist shines | predominent. Wat ty Wallack has only to be seen to be - appreciated. His exquisite humor and ad ! mirable bearing at once characterizes him jas a*great favorite. His audience is kept j in a complete roar of laughter from the ; moment he appears until he leaves the ! stage, and his rapid changes of costume ' are made so quickly that the audience are in doubt whether it he one and the same ! person. | Mr. Rider is a .remarkable representative of old men natural to the life. His comic | songs are sung with great taste and ex ' pression, and the immense comicality of | the “Hungry Soldier ’ is the funniest, j drollest and mirth provoking piece of ee | centricity we have ever seen, and the character has been re-demanded nightly j most enthusiastically. We hope these performers will again i enliven our town with their elegant draw j ing-room variety entertainments. They j leave for 'i'hornasville, opening on Friday. |We feel confident of their meeting with I success, and we only feebly echo the line I in their programme when we say that this j troupe, only three in number, possess the | talent and give as big a show for variety ! and amusement ns though, they were a j score of pci-formers. All should visit their | enlightening, instructive, moral and high j !y entertaining exhibitions. Nanmnnhi Wo returned Friday morning from Si - vannah wliere wo had spent the preced ing days of tlio week. Our time was spent principally with the business men, aud from them gathered facts, that we confess 1 were both new and strange to us. Wo dis covered some jealousies and coquetry with j business men, that ought to livo above such coutemptiblilties. We cannot write of all we saw and heard; the forms ore be ing made-up and we must go to press. But in our next wo will spunk of Savannah las we have studied and learned it within the last few days; speaking of the place and of persons and things in plain lan guage, free from duplicity, meaning just what wo say, based upon facts that we gathered. We don't propose to do like some of our pretended friends, who say one thing and does another. We have a very high respect for truth and men who practice it, and a most contemptible opinion of a man who willfully perverts it. There arc many merchants in Savannah who will never condescend to low trickery or coquetry in business, hut unfortunately for Savannah, there nresomo that will. We think, however, their financial condition is such that they have to wear a face to suit every man, to hide their weakness, of this class we propose to speak freely and give facts. Mt'i-dagfif lilt* t'ili/.cn* of Hi-oak# County. Qcitman, Ga., Oct. 17, 1874. At a call of a number of citizens of Brooks County, a meeting was held this day, at the Court House, for the purpose of organizing a cavalry company for the protection of the civil law of this county. On motion, Mr. Jacob Moody, Sr., was requested to net us Chairman, The following officers were elected by acclimation, to-wit: Captain J. H. Bowen. First Lieutenant J. P. Brooks. Second Lieutenant J. D. Wade. Tuird Lieutenant- J. D. Tillman. Orderly Sergeant W. T. troubling. On motion of Onpt. J. 11. Bowen, the services of the company was tendered to the Sheriff of said County for the purpose of quieting disturbances and keeping the ; peace and good order of the County, aud . that each member hold himself iu readi ness for orders from said County officer. It was moved aud carried that both the : papers of Quitman he requested to pub- j lish these proceedings, and that the com-! pany be ordered to meet on Tuesday, the 27th inst. Jacob Moody, Chairman. IV. T. Gooi.dino, Secretary. Mnruhull Ilonur. Our stay at this excellent house was very j agreeable, and we regret that we liavn’t! time and space to speak of it as it deserves, ! but in our next we will givo its large ad- j vertisement und speak fully of its peculiar j merits. * " ;0: Cnpt. J. 11. Ilonltr, On Monday last Capt. Hunter’s condi tion was very critical, owing to extension of inflammation to right lung. That has i been subdued, and be is again improving. His physician thinks be will recover, if the misplaced kindness of his many friends I can he controlled. Art vrrtlmmentt. Berne Savannah advertisements will ap pear in our next issue, that wo did not have time to set up for this issue. To all of which we will call special attention. TO TEXAS &. ARKANSAS,. The completion of the TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD enables the Km - I nmne Jioute, via Western A Atlantic R. R., | to offer the only all route from Georgia and the Carolinas to all points in Texas. On and after September Ist, through conches leave Atlanta daily for Memphis, : Little Rock and Texarkana. Texas, with j out change, connecting there with through cars for Houston and all points in Texas. Think of ONE change of cars between ! Atlanta, Ga., and Houston, Texas. * tihui Rates reduced by the opening of ! this route from $5 to sls ! ! Full information can be obtained upon application to ALBERT B. WBiSNN, Southeastern Ag’t Nashville, Chattanooga > & St. Louis R. 11., Atlanta, C. E. SAR GENT, Southeastern Ag’t L. A G. S. R. It., Atlanta, or to B. W. WRENN, Gcn'l Pass'r A Ticket Ag’t, Atlanta, Ga. I GEORGIA- -Brooks County: i Daniel Blanton lias applied for exemption of personality, and setting apart and valuation of i Homestead, and I will pass upon tlie same at 1! -look on tin- Hgth (lav of October next, IW, at n,v riffle.■. J. H. SHEARER. ' ‘Oet. 13tli, 1571.17-t Ordinary. AN If .1 DRAW' TISh'MF.X 7,.5', Homestead Notice, GKOUGIA Brooks County. John H. Holloway ha# applied for exemption personalty and bctt.ng apart and valuation of immestoad, and I will pass upon the same at 11 o'clock, on Saturday, the ,'llst day of October, 1874, at my ottico. J. M. Nil F AULK, 00t24-2t Ordinary. T. H. BOLSHAW, Importer and Dealer in ( rockery, China, (dnssware, KEROSENE LAMPS AND PRATT S AS TRAL OIL, Cutlery, Uritanic & Clatcd Ware, • ANI) House Furnishing; Goods Generally -152 St. Julian and 140 Bryan streets, 1111- dor Mozart Hall, SAVANNAH, - - uftokau. oet24-flm N. Peek Smith WITH J. \Y. Ltttluop, .; ‘ •* .7. W. Lathrop, Jr., J. L. Warron. J. W. LATHROP & CO., Cotton Factors ■ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, W Buy Street, Niivaniinli, Ga. GJ’.OIICIA ihtOft* (■> -i . JlitooKM Court Ordinary. October Ist, 1871. j To All Whom it May Concern. S. V. Kingsbury, having in propel- form applied to nn for permanent letters of AdininjHti ution on the estate of Joel T. Denson, lutr- of Kidd confity. deceased. This is to cite all and singular, the creditors and next of kin of Joel'f. Denson, to i he and appear at my olHee within the time allow- j ed by law and show causey if imv they can, why j permanent Administration should not be granted ! to 8. T. Kingsbery on Joel T. Denson’s estate. J. M. BHKAKKH, Ordinary. oet :i-3()d STATE OF GKOUGIA, DKOOKB COUNTY.— Court of Ordinary. October lrtt) 1874. To All Whom it May Concern. Mary C. Maker having tiled her petition in prop per form to me, praying for letters of Adminis tration, with the will annexed on the estate of 0. W. Hart, late of said county deceased. This is i to cite, all legally interested in the exe- I cution of this application, creditors, legatees, ! next of kin ami any others interested, to be and ; appear at the November term, 1874, of the Court of ■ Ordinary of said county and show cause, if unv i they can, why letters of Administration, with will annexed, should not he granted to said Mary ('. Ili ' k " ,1. M. SHEAIttIB. net 3-30(1 Ordinary. WANTED! One to canvass the counties of Brooks and Thomas, one or both of them, for subscribers tor DU. JONES’ PEItHONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF GEN. ROBERT E. LEE. Published with the oo;*d;al approval of Gun. J>*’h family, and the Faculty of Washington Lee I niver itv,‘ Va. Intensely interesting more money may ho made by a few week’s agency than by a year’s occMipaney of a County ollice. itu Inquire u.t this nftidu, net 17-t f Four Thousand bushels of coTT< siac l For sale at TENCENTS PERBUSHEL, Even measure at JOHN L. INGLIS, T’himiix Mills, MADISON, FLA. net 17-2 tn , OF Gl’.i jilt i1 :l -B’kikikn County! All persons' indebted h i flic estate- i.f Williu.ni Yates, late of said cinilitv don used, are ruqHi-Mtcil tuiume foiavard slid make settlement; and all persons having ehirma against, sniil estate are re 11nested to present them t<> the undersigned in terms of law OWEN VA 1 EN, Adnuuistrator, October 10, 18744HkK ADM INLSTK A TOR'S SA LF. Will lie sold at the late residcni'e nf William Yates, Hr., deceased, hear Tallukas, in Hroiiks eiiuntv. on Mnndav. the 19tli day of October 1H74, all the persona! property belonging to tin; c tab of said (lceeased. consisting of Corn, fodder, Horses, Mules. CatlU*. F.fcccm Hogs, Wagons Carts, Blacksmith Tools, Fanning Ltonsils, Household and Kitchen Furnitnrn, Hngar Mill and Boilers anil various other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to. continue from day today until all is sold. Terms of sale notes with ap proved security due the *WI day of D( comber next. All amounts under five dollars ca-ib, iiwr satKh, ■ -Vlit.i.Lstrain,-. Dot., ltl-71Tit. B. T. BABBITT’S 1 PURR CONCENTRATED POTASH, OR LYE, Of double the .Strength of any other Saponifying Substance. 1 have recently perfected anew method of park ing inv I‘ofash, or Lye, and am now packing it only in Halls, the coating of which will saponify, and does nut injure the Soup. It is packed In boxes containing ‘2l and 28 lb. one lb. Halls, and in no other way. Directions in Knglish and German for making hard and soft soup with this Potash accompany ing each package. B.T. BABBITT, f4 to 48 AVushiiigton St., N. Y f . OCtJ AT MY OLD STAND, - :o: KNO W N T O E\’ !•: II YBO DY ! :o: - 1A M ()FKNIN(I M Y NEW AND ( OMPLETE Btook of M i :i{( IIA N DTse, Just purchnsod w ith great care and with the view to the wants and taste of my many customers. Having dealt long with the people of Brooks and surrounding counties, and sheared their con fidence and patronage, J flatter myself that I am fully prepared to suit their diversified taste. My Stock is large and diversified, consisting of every variety of Dry-Go<Mls Dress Goods, of every shade and style. Liuliesnlnd Missus Sli.ills of life inost bountiful paterns. GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS in largo quantities. HATH, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, qUf.knhware, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, And in n word just wind tlio people wants. JACOB BAUM. Nrp-20 3m .1 1S T RE C Ely E D , I beg to Inform my customers and tho public generally, that I have received my Stock of New Goods, consisting of FINE GOI.D AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD, OPERA AND VEST CHAINS, LADIES SETS In endless varietv. A large lot of FINGER RINGS JET JEWELRY of nil kinds'. CLOCKS of every description. Silver Warp, Such as BUTTER DISHES, CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS, CUPS, GOBLETS, SPOONS AND FORKS. FINE SILVER and IVORY KNIVES. POCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS, OUTRAGES, GAMS BAGS, SHOT POUCHES AND FLASKS. Avery large lot of GOLD, SILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES. Everybody call and see mo, and I will charge nothing for showing goods. Ei-paring Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Guns and Pistols, done at short notice. W. K. BARNES. n<*{) 2f-3m. E. T. Dukkm. H. C. Docks. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ! NOYCE that we, tlie undersigned, have just received and opened A LARGE 188 ELEGANT STOCK OF GOODS In tlie ,-i liter room of the BE ■ h. e* - j) 1( , public square. Our Stock is goner.il and Varied, consisting of everything usually kept’ by Merchants in this Country. Our Stock of DRY.GOODS is unsurpassed in variety and quality, li'niTiiKliin.jtf Goods, 1 JT.ttis Caps, Hoots A Shoos of the* very latest styles. Hardware, YPoori avid Willow Ware. A general nssortnicnt of Family and Fancy GJIOCERIEB. And now in good faith we invite the citizens of Brooks, and adjoining counties of this Htato and Florida to an examination of our Stock, feeling confident that we can please both as to quality am E. T. DUKES & BRO, Bop l^-llm A NEW CHEAP STOREI North-Wont corner f S vi-u ..ml Depot Streets, (pIT.MAN, : : - * Having junt vi turiifid frnin the Eastern ' .ehißeu ~ Konmt \ , n d comnlrt. nsiortmenl of Merchandise mi. the mrmt fa * • r l£l. confident that lit call sell gondii on terms more favorable than y • til' „ mttr ket. Stock consulting i DRY-GOODS, READ/ MADE CLOTHN<^ FURNISHING GOODS, CARS, T i>'.. SHOES, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, GBOCEI^r' ; Agr nevtti assortment, Family and f.'w.oy; un<l !l;t- patronage of * earnestly solicited. "* *' ! Call and examiut; for XQurselves, 1 W**" ' . BRESNAN’S EUROPEAN HOUSE, Nos. 156,158, 160 and 162, Bryan St., SAVANNAH, GA. rptlE PIiOFRIETOIi HAVING COMPLETED X tlm neooHHiiry inlditioiiH ami improvumonts, owi now odor to ins gucuts ML THE COMFORTS TO RE Oil- TAIN ED A T OTHER HOTELS AT LESS THAN HALF Tim EXPENSE. A ILwUnrant on the EUROPEAN PLAN hae boon added, wtiere guesta can, At vYII Ilourw, Order whatever can be obtaiued iu tbo market. Kooiuh, With Huurd, 81 50 per tiny. Determined to bo OUT DONE BY NONE all I can uk is a TIIIAL, confident that complete satisfaction will be given. oct4-tf JOHN BBEBNAYI. Proprietor. QUITMAN FACTGEiV. / lON'NTANTT.V ON HAND A FULL A.Bf'i !:y. V_ MKNT 4 1 SHEETING, 3-4 SHIRTING, OHNABUKG.S, STIItrES, TWEEDS, COTTONADES, COTTON YARNS and a variety of other COTTON AND WOOLEN GOODS which will bn exchanged for cotton or wo*! . fair terms. Price for Carding Wool 10 Cents Per Found N. B. Wool received from, end returned to any etntion on the Atlm, n Gulf Railroad, nt an additional cost ot . cent per pound, Merchants and Dealers generally, invited to call and exnmiue stock bide; making purehnses. HENRY BRIGGS, j>>ne2o-6im Presidiit. BRIGGS, JELII & GO, DEALERS IN Dings nut! Medicines, Fumily Groceries, Hardware, Crockery Dry Goods, Domestic and Foreign * Millinery Goods, Boots and SD ?e* Hats, Clothing, Notions, etc. WHICH WE WILL BELL STRICTLY FOR —AJTD AT— CABII VALUE. Parmrrt* Prmtmr, whi n iiaithM^l ms, ronuHtrrnl as CABII HENRY P. VIA BRETT Manac- r. Junrll-tf Tlie Brow k CoUoifeGti . The at‘,M>(iott vt' , ~. v athera if.' A l ' .■alksl •},, . make t .(• oiti (o if. 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