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■ ■l! 1 1 BAHt VI ■: - OF I ERBI> V>' lit' 1 ■< - - - * (BatMrr’s SATUBDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1874. LOCAL NEW H . CHURCH DIEKvTUAI . Methodist Chxtbch.—Rev. W. Lewis, Pan tor.— Preaching evorv Sunday at 11 ar„ auil at 7:80 •and. m. Prayer Meeting at 7:15 .g. on Tuesday night. Sunday School at U:3O a. m. \V. Id. Parncs, SuTJcrinteiident. Phkhbytkiuan Church.—Rev. J. A. Smith, ] Pastor.—Services on the First ami Third Sun- , days in month, at 11 .v. si. and 7*Ki *. si. j Sunday School at 1 r. >t. Baptist Church.—Bov. C. D. Campbell, Pas- j ’tor.—Services (morning and evening) Second and Fourth Sunday*. Church Conference Saturday before thy Second Sunday, at 11 o'clock, a. m. Ptßyer meeting every Tlmrsday night. Sunday HeV*d at V> % / % a. M.;O. \Y. Stcpheun, Super intendent. .Mnitoato. The regular meetings or Shrdto Lodge, No. 207, y. \ A. M., are held on Ist and Ord Saturdays at ‘7 1 a o’clock, p. M. * 1 M. C. WILKINSON, W. M. T. A. Huin Sec'ty, Not lee. YV<p .want it distinctly mideislood that fill parties Irikfebted to Briggs Jelks for medical nttentiou, is hereby uotitied in j the most positive terms that they must! come forward ami settle tip thf'r accounts, and also their individual ceuuut.s with E. A. JoJks, or their accounts will be placed ittthe hands of an officer, and they in the future must took out for someone else for Wxlical attention. Biuaos .V -Telks, and E. A. J ei.kk. i Best Prints for 11 cents at Hall A McNeil'S. Notice. , AH persons bnvini; i, bulauce due in ■whole or iu part for Gnuno sold fur L. J. Gniliuurtiu Jr Uo., must come up ami settle, otliorwiso suit will be brought. Come uml ' seUJe without further (rouble. J. 11. Edmokbsox, Ag’t. t 'ct3ltf. Calf Boot, for 13 50 at Hai.l .t McNuil’s. A PJiuio for Our Duller. Southern Muficnl Journal. ■ M a year, mul a pinna ttiwii in. In Order to in crease our subscription list we shall give every new subscriber, after this date, a chance to win a superb §3OO Piano which wiU be rallied among our new subscribers. ('aflat our store and see the instrument ))ou’t forget your pocket-book, Subscrip tions carefully received at all hours of the day and night. Lcduen A Bans. Publishers. • ( jfXloial. (Imps CVItTJITY CoVIiT, j Qt’rrv '.N, Bbooks Coitjty, G\ , - October I7tb, 1874. ) The Governor of the State of (ieorgiu has invested the undersigned, us one of the civil officers of Brooks comity, Geor gia, with full and complete authority to l preserve peace and good order, and at all liaxurds to see that the laws .of the Slate looking to the protection of ail classes ot citizens, bo duly hi and promptly enforced within the limits of Brooks County, and to that end has placed to lii.s disposal ado qnate menus under the. laws of tile .state, to enforce this authority. Therefore, the aid of ail good and law abiding citizens iu tiie county is most earn estly invoked to aid liim m tile discharge of this responsible and important civil du ty, It is to tie hoped that all men in this county will. Tor the future, endeavor to promote the cruse of peace end good or der, that the physical impulse will yield to calm reason, and that every citizen will, under the laws'of the State of Georgia, be protected in the enjoyment of the full l De-name of bis rights. Every violation of the laws of flu- State will 1; prosecuted to the extremity of law. He begs in conclusion to call the attention of the public to the following paragraph ol Irwin, Lester anil Hill’s Revised Code, i Laws of Georgia, No. 4528. JUKAULV WEAI-ONK NOT TO 111: OAUIUIID To l-rnijc tn.utls, Ko person in this Stafe is pernitted or | nllnwed. t., onri-- about his or lira person \ any dirk, liowie knife, pistol or revolver, nr suy kind of deadly weapon to any Court of Justice, or any EUkUoh. Ground, or Pre cinct, or any place of public worship, or any other public gathering in this State, except Mulitia Muster Grounds; and if any Jiersou or persons shall viotate, any portion of this section be, she or they shall be guilty of a misdemeanor und upon convic tion shall be punished bv a fine not less thau 820 nor more than SSO for each and every offence, or imprisonment in the common jail not less thau 10 nor more j than 20 days, or both at the discretion ol the Court. Act 1870—Page 241. EDWABD 11. IIAUDEN', J. C. 0 11. C. Oct 31—It. Great bargains, cheap goods, fall stock at Karros's New Yens Srunu. , Kerry Horses i a Itsw. l Cecil Jt Thrasher have now on’haud and i on the way eighty bead of horses and j mules; all good, healthy sound stock; any ! nud all of which they will sell for cost. .Such bargains have never been offered iu ! this market before. Fresh goods Just received, which were bought At panic prices, and will be sold the same w-uv. (Call earlv ami secure the cheapest goods yet sol.l. I No humbug. At Kayton’h New Y'okk Stouk. For all mnnuer of books send your or ders to J. M. Cooper & Cos., Savannah, Ga. t. |4. Bolshaw. We call attention to the advertisement of this long and well established bouse, form erly Bolshaw & Silva. Now Mr. Bol shaw alone is occupying the same old stand, where they built up a lage business and acquired for themselves a reputation, 1 as correct business men and up-right deal ers that is truly enviable. By reference to 1 Mr. B’s advertisement, his line of business may be fully Undersood, and we venture the assertion, that merchants in Southern ; Georgia and Florida can buy from him on terms more favorable thau they cun in the | Eastern markets. We hope that our mer- 1 chant readers will call on Mr. Bolshaw on vinting Savannah, or when in need of the . articles iu his line, they will send their or ders direct to him, and they will bo filled op terms equally as favorable as if present and purchased in person. Don’t forget his location, 152 St. .Julian and 149 Bryan afreets, under Mozart Hull. Hpring anti Humun r goods at lowest prices non being rel ieved. Ctiff early and secure tlic latest art vies at : s ~ * JiYrto; r ’o eyv >ui.i. Aiuau. The Lee Monument. The last news from the Lee Memorial. Association is tlmt Prof. Edward V. Valen tine, the) sculptor, has procured from Yor- ; uiout a block of pure white marble, from ! which ho is ueiw fashioniug a recumbent figure of Gen. Lee, to bo placed on tie ' grand monument that is now being erected ut his tomb, at the Washington : and Lou University, Lexington, Ya. The ’ figure represents Got. Leo reposing iu i.u easy position upon it couch, his head auel shoulders slightly raised above the body, his left arm outstretched by the side ot his sword, his right arm laid across his breast. 11c weuia full Confederate uni form, including hoots and gauntlets, and a light drapery covers nearly the whole form. The appearance is natural and graceful, indicating i>cueeful slumber rather than death. This monument, when surmounted with i such u flue work of art, will be a lusting me ] mortal to one of Virginia’s noblest sons and j patriots. Tho members of this Associu- j tiou are gentlemen well and favorably i known by the entire community, who will see that nothing is left undone that will add to tho beauty and finish of this great J work. We are advised by tho secretary, | Mr. Charles A. Davidsou, of Lexington, | Ya., that not sufficient funds have yet j been subscribed to fuly complete the! . monument. In order to further this | object they have issued a life-size steel engraved portrait of Gen. Lee, to be sold | only liy subscription through authorizd 1 agents; tho proceeds of such sales to be applied toward flic completion of the ; work. They and we feel that Ibis is an opportunity for all not only to procure a superb life-like portrait ol' the great Gen eral at a very reasonable price, hut ulso j enables every person to aid in the,erection ;of a besting monument to liis memory. Each subscriber will receive a certificate, signed by the secretary nud Chairman of the Lee Memorial Association. We oomme.id this valuable portrait to j the public, and prediet for it an immense sale. Bou-e energetic person should secure tho sgeuey in this section to assist in this noble work. W. W. Bostwiek A | Cos., Nos. 177 and 179 West Fourth i Street, Ciuciuuuti.O., have been appointed General Managers of idl Agencies in the United States. All communication ad dressed to the above firm for circulars, ' certificates and terms to agents will re ! eeive their immediate attention. Bhii tiug foE lOucutH per yard at Ball A Mc . KeliAj. Flour for M per tiaok a-t Hall & McNlu/s. Am Imit\ t i(uitot’. During almut the entire time of the : make-up of our last issue we were übseut in Savannah; gone until Friday morning, j when the matter was almost ready to put iu tho forms, having but a little Jutfc to pre pare a few short iirtioleu before going to press, with no time to examine any of the ! clipped mutter. Oar foreman, however, had adapted and used a portion of the j local report made by the Jlcjmrftu' in refer ; once to the burning of the house of Mr. Thrusln i\ near Quitman, and forgot to; give the credit to the Jirporttir. We knew nothing of it, and perhaps would never have known it if our attention had not been called to the Keporfrr's lengthy no- j tieo of it in its last issue. lam unable [ to teil from my Brother Mclntosh’s article j whether lie is mad or proud at our copying j his report of a house burning. lie Mays: j “It is remarkably strange how the thoughts j of great men will sometimes run together.” j If he will show me iu liis local notice a | single thought or tins least evidence of a greufc mind, either in the w riter or any one who copied it, wo will agree with him. Wo hope our readers will remember tlmt tho report of tho house burning, in which there was so much profound thought dis played, was not ours, but copied in our absence and without our knowledge lrom the Reporter by our foreman. We have no serious objection to the style j of writing by our friend of the Reporter, 1 but wo must bo permitted to say that we | have no very profound admiration for it. ; We have no doubt he prefers his style to ours, for ho can doubtless see the dissimu- j larity as plainly as we can, und we, in u 1 spirit of kindness, can assure him that wei have never entertained the thought of 1 abandoning ours to adopt Lis, or oven im itate it. Beat B.ogana f<r *1 (bat Hall V MoXulV. Fh’Kt C'Jit-S liool. At tho F u th Quarterly Coiiferenco of < Marveu circuit a resolution was passed j that a first-class school, both male and fe-1 male, bo established at Mount Zion church; j that subscriptions he raised upon the fol-! lowing plan: That each shore iu this iusti-1 tutiou shall he to the amount of one hun dred dollars. That each shareholder shall be entitled to an annual scholarship for the term of three years. That a committee of | seven he appointed to solicit subscriptions. That when the amount of five thousand dollars is subsribod, the stockholders to meet and elect their Board of Trustees at which time one-third of the amount sub scribed is due. Fine Overrent* for tl UOut Haul k McNeil's. | SulOlflAJl lOllMl. There is no doubt about Salomon Cohen having oil hand the largest and most com plete stock of carriages, buggies, express 1 and plantation wagons ever kept iu the! i city of Savannah. We havprecently visited liis immense warehouses and find every ; style of vehicle, all gotten up of the very : best material and the highest skill elo . gantly displayed in the workmanship. We 1 are satisfied that he offers bargains such as ’ ! have not heretofore been offered iu Savan-; nab. Many of our country friends need just such vehicles as he has on hand, and we can assure them that they can get ex | eclleut bargaiu.4. Now is the time, Go; i Salomon is determined to sell. I— ;o: Allot' Haul A MrNnn.’s stock of t>rv C.uou. t ! Hurdnart tl.. at Nuv York C'Oit, 1 OUR MOTTO: SMALL PROFITS AND LARGE SALES. SOLOMON BROTHERS, ) '■ * ' - - - ' .-• , • '.Vi, V 179 and 175 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. * HAYING oulurged our promises to double their former uap.a-ity, we are prepared to offer to tho MeroUabts of Goorgia, Florida and Alabama, a full and varied stock to soloot from, comprising in part 500 barrels Flour, of all grades; ‘2OO barrels and half barrels Whiskey; 1,000 cases Canned Goods; 500 kegs Powder; 200 barrels self-raising Flour; 50 barrels and lmlf barrels Gin; 800 eases assorted Liquors; 200 halt kegs Powder; { 200 barrels Bisouits and Crackers; 50 barrels ami lmlf barrels Rum; 800 boxes and caddies of Tobacco; 300 quarter kegs Powder; 100 boxes assorted Cakes und Crackers; 25 casks Wines; 3(H) boxes and half boxes Candles; 300 casks Bacon Sides; ' j 150 barrel* Sugars; 25 casks Brandies; 50 packages Teas; 300 casks .Shoulders; ' 150 Sacks Rio and Java Coffees; 1,000 boxes Cigars; 50 barrels and liulf barrels Vinegar; 800 boxes D. S. Sides; 100 half barrels of Maokrel; 150 kits Maekrel; 600 boxes Soap, 300 boxes 1). S. Bellies. i Also iu largo quantities, lii Curb Soda, Sal Soda, Potash, Lye, Pickles in glass, Sauces, Preserves, Jellies, Raisins, Almonds, Nuts of all kiuds. Butter, Cheese, Mustunls, Starch, Bluiug, Spices, Matches, Wi ware, Bottles, l’lasks, Corks, Liquor Labels, Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters, Flavoring Extracts, Lemon, Raspberry and Vanilla Syrups, lllackiug, Brushes, Brooms, Letter, Note und Cup Papors, Wrapping Paper, ' Caps, Prize, Fancy and Plain Candies. All our goods have been selected with care, and with tho intention on our part of meeting to tho fullest extent the wants of Merchants making purchases for tho interior. Toprompt and pajiug customer. \ > j:. j prepared to offer tho usual facilities. We will, as heretofore, give our utmost attention to tho salo of produce consigned by our customers. IV O (hr o< (1 N tt t Rcttl i1 . Oct3-3iu Dry Gocklh, Clothing, iilioti**. Groceries, <Sn:.,.Nce iAt knv prices, at Kaytg.n'h Xiay Voul Stouk. f :o:—- | Grout n tlnt'tion in pricoH to clone out to make i room for full gtiofls, liirgc gnotl SunurtwiiH at Lk> cents and other go*ds in lilm proportion at Kayton'h New York Stork. One hundred different vitrifies of Prints. A htrge supply of Ladies and dents Glow*. A liugc variety <*f White and Brown Goods. A general Assortment of Ladies Dv ss Goods. Anew supply of Ladies anti Gents bupt rb Klip* j ptrH. j Ladies and Gents Linen and Cambric Handker chiefs. Kve.rv vtu ietv of Spring and Summer Goods to j be found at ' A largo supply of the finest and newt st Styles of Trimmings. ! A well selected stock of Ladies Hats, trinn and | and uutriined. Buioos. Jkkks A Go's Cash and Produce Store. i Flour nml Bacon iu large quantities, at lowest i rates. Savannah prices nowhere. At Kayto.n s Nkw Yoiui Stouk. I All of Dr. Jayne’s family medicines and other ! drugs for sale low at Kayton’s New York Stouk. LAND FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for side liis vnlu | able tract of land lying eight miles south of Quitman, containing three hundred | acres; one hundred and sixty acres in oul* i tivution, as good pine hind as any in the ■ country; gtmd conuortahle buildings, with ; necessary out buildings; good gin house, ’ gin gear and gin; as fine water us there is in tile county. Terms will bo made favor able. All information will be given by i calling at the place of *T. H. Bowen. Persons at a distance can receive full in formation by addressing me, al Quitman, ns to terms, Ac., J. 11. BOWEN. Get., 17-71 It*. Crocch tit NrwHOiu’j ia tlu' placr to git your Hour, they koi p oouftniitiy on howl Cl Mike k Cheek’* ehoieo linuiils, also the very host quality of Kenuesaw mid Manetta. Don’t go any whore else, a better quality is not made any where. sept 20-tf —o I While lit Muvauimlk We stopped at the Marshal!, that first-class ; hotel, kept by Mr. A. B. Luce. The House j has been thoroughly repaired and re-1 furnished. The rooms are all elegantly i furnished and kept tidy and clean, and his j table is not excelled by any house iu Geor gia. His advertisement speaks for itself, and we vouch for the truth of every word of it. It ia the place for countrymen visiting the city with their families or alone; there they will find a homo with nil the comforts and conveniences at reason able mid not ex’uorbitiint prices. Mr. O’Conner, tho principle clerk, who is not excelled iu his courtesies and kindness, will look after the comfort of every guest, mid none will ho slighted or overlooked iu tho least degree. Tho servants are al! ■ thoroughly drilled and are exceedingly prompt und polite. Go to the Marshall i House when you visit Savannah, you will never regret st, and never want to stop at any other house. D-ntL.sry, Dr. D. L. KieltH, principal Dentist at ! Quitman, Ga., still offers liis professional service to tin; citizens of Southern Geor gia and Florida. April 18. Cm Onimiß, Potatoes, and Jqiplori, at llalk A Ttle- Niul'h. 11. C. Mclntosh. This young man has just opened liis first class grocery store, and his advertisement appears iu our paper for the first time th is issue. He has a splendid stock of Goods, well selected and suitably adapted to this market, and will sell on terms as favorable as any house iu the place. We bespeak for this young man, just starting in busi ness the encouragement and patronage of our readers, iu this county. He is a wor thy young mail, raised in your midst, and known to you all. He is industrious and persevering; help him to start; give him a call; examine his stock; and at least, di vide your patronage with him. He has started under favorable auspioies; he lias many friends, and is certainly selling a great many goods. Success to the young man is our sincere wish. -—-—: o: Ten plugs Tobacco for $1 ut Hall <V McNeil’s, Pcrtfonul, Col. Cary W. Styles, of the Albany News called on us iu our sanctum, on Tuesday last. We were glad to see him in fine health and spirits. He is an editor of rare ability, and publishes one of the best weeklies in tho *State. He is a whole-soul Democrat, and has, perhaps, done as much for his J party as any man in the Btate, and wo would rejoice to i>ee his zeal and ability , receive the just rowan] of jnerit, V a Mont ai. i We visiteil, on Wednesday, this enter prising and growing town, situated Oil tho ) .Atlantic und Gulf Railroad. It is a nice, | clean and beautiful town, with a popula tion of sumo twelve or fifteen liumlred. i it has a large number of business houses, kept by us good business men as any town can boa.st of. The merchants of Valdosta i have acquired a very high reputation for promptness and punctuality, and their 1 1 adc is now and always will ho courted. IL has, we think, four churches—Presby terian, Baptist, Chridian ami Methodist - jail neat ami elegant buildings, with an ex cellent institution of learning. It is iu the midst of an excellent farming country, and the planters are now out of debt and are I tlmtty, and the purity of society is not • excelled iu any town or country. The men are sober and industrious, kind and i hospitable; ahdthe ladies, God bless them, are heart breakingly beautiful, and sing ; with the sweetness of seraphs, Valdosta can boast of one of the best kept hotels in 1 the Houtli, under the supervision of Mr. j Charles Stewart and his most estimable : iudy, who is a model wife ami makes her j house tlu: traveler’s holin'. We love Val dosta and its people, aud have but one ob jection to the place, and that is the peeu : Jiar species of swine which we illustrate in I this issue that is permitted to run at large I upon its streets. Dates uml Primes at 23 cents per H at llai.i. & j McNkik’s. Elct l ion. j Don’t forget that next Tuesday is the election and that upon every voter there is a heavy responsibility, every trim man I will be at the polls, go early and vote ! promptly, si e that no illegal votes are east, ! don’t attempt to deter any man, don’t* ; even peisnado n negro to vote the Demo , urutie ticket, li they are our enemies at i heart; let them remain so; we have ample strength to beat the Radical party, and wo j are going to do it. by at least 11,000 votes, j Let the negroes alcito and have noth -Img to do with them. If the Radicals ' ale ho true and good to him, let him go to them for employment and support; say nothing about this to the negros; we don't , want it to iuiluenco a single one; let them ! light their last battle and then when their ; commissaries are exhausted let them seek ! supplies elsewhere. The .Sju-ukiu;; On Tuesday last by Capt, W. E. Smith, the Democratic candidate for Congress, Judge Yuson, of Albany, und Gen. John B. Gordon, United Btntes Senator. The ! speeches ware able and well delivered. ! Tho audience was large, attentive and ! highly edified. The presence of General Gordon thrills tho hearts of all true South erners wherever he makes his appearauco, and his speeches electrifies them. He is our favorite, we all love and admire him, and will always support him and that is all we can do. A further aocouutof tlu* meet ing, in our judgement, is unnecessary, the whole people are alive to their interests, i and the jol> of Radical destruction will be i a complete one. French CumliuH tor -L) cents per It> ut ll.ykk A ! M i NeilV;. Wiktti Sam Says Post in ns tel' Griffin snys tlmt if Wliitoley ! j is not ilofcnti*i] by more tlmu ono thousand Yob s tlmt lie will bo soil ted. Ho lias I Idol! j ill conference with Whiteley uml W'rnle ; | anil learned some of tUe villninies of the j : Radical party. Wo expect to beat him J | more, thau three thousand, and wo fool I ! confident of a majority in the house in the ; next Gunyress, and an honest Democratic | President next term, ho von rail speK i for old Forces hide, Sam, when ho dies, j I and co to rooting, for you will never j j handle any wore of tho county funds to j | liny groceries with. i l ine-1 It,ivana (.'i;;arn fur 1(1 renin id llai.i, ,V j | McXe.'j/s. Mown Kiiiglil, : Wmle and Griffin’s right bower, bn * been j hinder their instruction and under -their■: I promise of reward, traveling H over the County for the last two weeks to rally the ! negroes to the polls and to urge them to , come to Ibis District to vote. Mom*s, the ! I children of Ethiopia have long since dis eovered your treachery, and have learned that yon are unreliable and that you are willing to ruin your race to gratify the morbid ambition of your base masters. ; Those that follow you, Closes, will regret it. I SiijijHr. Tho lady members of the I’rcsbyterian ! Church will give a supper Wednesday next j iat the vacant store, adjoining that oceu- j pied by Mr. D. R. Creech. The object of this supper is to raise funds for the benefit of that Church, and jas tho organization is but small, we be- : ! speak for them a generous attendance. Sjc<iul Attention is directed to the official document of Hon. E. R. Harden in this issue. We think it is one of the wisest and most prudential j steps that haw been taken by any Judicial official in the State. VVe hope that all par ties will so conduct themselves on the day ‘of tho election, that the Ju\y will not i have to bo enforced. .577 IF A 1) I EKTISEMEN'IS. MARSHALL HOUSE, V . ... -w ■ . •*„ L* ; .SAVANNAH, ----- GEORGIA. Your attention irt respectfully colled to tho above House us A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL in every respect, ibe House has been thoroughly repiuied i l rel . tiisuetl. uittl is now provided with ivory ..ecessai t, eonvenioiU’o for the luieum iu*dati.a. ait.l c jii.‘ *. t. *1 its pa irons; the roonm are huge, an y "diK aily furnished, and ample means an Ji.-ic . i'< . The location is desirubld, .1.1 ■ , ... ~v bus i.u portion of the cit v. TK !• i :• • ill ut nil liuier im !” , oii | i...: ; furnished with meats, etc., livm the .N 1 .• i we have all the vcgotiibk'H and doi.ic;\cn.s which tno market ui iords. THE 11 Ai l. * OP HOARD have been vodwedb) per <lay, and liberal terms will be offered to parties wishing to ongugo rooms by the month or season. AN EXCELLENT LIVERY STABLE is connected with the House. OmnibuHses und Baggage Wagons will always Jm in attendance at tin* various Depots und Klc uub ai Landings to convey passengers to the Ho*-. Telegraph and 11. xb t 1 ' *n the Hotel. THE I.At \h * is excellent and its sc! vi. uni sutisfaotory. THE It S ‘ - has been r<-fitted and .- ■ ' i’b’nl und attentive man. THE .% i•. will be regularly supplied - -U tb Di.tq ui-u Wt s lvly Pm pel s. Tho B\u is supplied v.: h til !>■ hi W-.n-s, Liquors, Ki’gurs, cK , The Proprietor beg - to rp. ■ • r*-... 2,. that every cure ami exertb . • i*i be * •* - . !;. liimself ami bis at -i, t:o ! ' t > •> •‘Ol House in every leapt ct im •••* live and satisfactory olae. ■ ; Huuing t<>'Jitiiin u ol . rui. .. -,< 1 remain, yom A. r.. h., iK-tai-tf , ; i ;,-i ' 11 urn GRAND ANNUAL FAI R ! TBOMASVIIXK, OEOBGIA, OoMMENCINO TUESDAY, NOV EM I! EH 10TII, AND COKTIXOIHO The Balance of the week. Kntry Fcch Aboliwlied! rinnilH coiiHigiU'il t'l <’• P. lTniii‘lll, fiecn-Ury, will be ti'niinporteil true over A. A. 0. It. Jt. Six c ini truiim (at low ratuof fare) will rim from UaiiibridKii, Allmuiv and Lawton during tlio Fair ; by A. A (I. It. U. Cos. nnat Bull Con<'l on YVi dimwlay, Tlmrwlav ami Saturday, if iiih n.u'v, for iirunuum of -f2UO. Tournament on Fit-BAY. (HIAN. V. H ANsr.LL. s- yA Tn a.i. | nctSild 1874. TAL • "Dl-.. (Q 74. C.!jirri J uqtries, Express iin.l Iriuirt.n.->J. Wagons, HARNESS, 7///v„ ETC., -AT— SALOMON GBHSN, Corner of Hay amt Jrfl'rr.iuM .> -U, SAVANNAH, - - - - GEORGIA. Have just returned from ’ : < ' with the best assortment b this city, and will sell iovo • i . > Jtuyers will do well to call where. Impiiries will receive prom,o oet Jl-Jm Homestead Notitr. GEOItGfA Brooks County: Samson Mobley has applied f r 1 • ■•d *ioo 1 ! nersonality, and setting apart ten mi. i;; • iioniesteiul, ami i will pus* "y p thi > : -y‘ i> j o'clock on Mat unlay, thcVLiof Nm n*b , '*, at j m / ofilco. .1, M. SHLAii-'Jt, out. iiith. U7i- :H bt Ordinary. NKW A It VKRTISKMKNIS. Japanese Peas; 200 Buslieri to the Aore. SOMETHING NEW! Fiinunu uml Uunlcnori ltnul ThlaT AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE PA PANES IB TEA. These peas have recently been brought to tliiH country from Japan, and prove to be the finest 1 Pea known for Table use or for Stock. They grow in the form of a bush, from 8 to 5 feet high, and do not require sticking. They yield from one quart to a gallon of peas per bush. A sample package, that will produce from 5 to 10 bushels of peas, with circulars giving terms to Agents, and full directions as to the time nud manner of planting, will be sent, postpaid, to anv ono de siring to act as Agent, on receipt of fro Cents. The seed I offer are fresh and genuine—tliiH year s production. Now is the time to order, so you may be prepared for early planting. Address, L. L. Ofci.MENT, Cleveland, Tuiiu. TESTIMONIALS. We have cultivated tho Japanese Pea the past season, on a small scale, and we are convinced they are a perfect success. Their yield was enor mous. Fur the Table and for Stock they are un surpassed by any other pea. They grow well on thin land and are bound to be a No. I fertilizer. A. J. WHITE, Trustee Bradley Countv. li. HJX. A. E. BLUNT, P. M. Cleveland, Twin. I have cultivated the Japanese Pea the past year, and raised them at the rate of 200 bushels to the urn . The bloom excels buckwheat for bi t’s. F. E. II AUD WICK, J . P., Bradley Cos. Cleveland, Tenn., Oct. 20, IH7I. oct3i-2in ADMIMSTRATOIt’B SALE. BV v iitue of an order of the Ordinary of Brooks •only, will be sold at the Court House, in Vlii"man, at public outcry, on the find Tucsdaj it IV■••ember next, lot of land, No. fill, in tbe L'ih • li.Gilet of said County, (except, 72 sties < . Ted by the widow's dowel*). .Suit! l.n .! fi ; j Jd if tne benefit of the heirs and >• !i i t nos $230 cash, balance in two in , . . . uilling due November 1, 1873. and ; 1 ,, tailing due November I, lK7tl, with uncrest L in . date of sale at seven per cent. This October 29th, 187i. JOHEPH J. ROGFItS, octOl-JOds Adm’r of Uriah Itogers, de’d. It. c. MoINTOHII, UEAUiB IX Choice Family Groceries, Fruits, Etc., tc., I BEG leave to notify my friends and the public generally that I have Apem and, ’ tho '1 n . Hull, a first-class stock* of Provisions, etc., etc., consisting in part of the foln ... g: Bacon, Hams, Georgia Flour, Salt, Bagging, Ties, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Cabbages, Rice, Sugars, Coffees, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Candy, Nuts, Jellies, Oysters, Sardines, Pineapples, Peaches, Lobsters, Sauces, Pickles. Potash, Soups, Bread Preparation, Sea Foam, Candles, Kerosene, M Toliaceo, Segars, Hnuffk, Mackerel, Herring, Buckwheat . aroni, Re and any und everything to be found in a first-clasti Grocery. Give my stock an .nation and guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. ’ or 1.1 i • JU ST RE CEIV EL . I bog to inform my customers and tho public generally, that I have received my Stock of N * Goods, consisting of FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOT J), OPERA AND VEST CILW. \ LADIES SETS in endless variety. A large lot of FINGER RINGS. JET JEWELRY of all kinds. CLOCKS of every description. Silver Ware- Such as BUTTER DISHES, CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS. CUPS, C.Of.LETS, SPO( >NS AND FORKS. FINE SILVER and IVORY KNlYfig, DOCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS, COTRAGEK, GAME BAGS, SHOT POUCHES AND FLASKS. Avery large lot of GOLD, SILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES. Everybody call and aeo mo, and I will charge nothing for allowing gooda. Reparing Watchcn, Clock, Jewelry, Ouuh and Pintola, done at short notice. W. K. BAR.m nep 2fi-Jm. E. T. Di kes. H. C. Dlkls. TO ALU WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOT( ’J’ in hereby given that we, the undendgned, have just received anti openod A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF GOODS In tlie center room of the BRICK BLOCK, oppoaite tho public square. Our Stock ia general a. . varied, constating of everything UHUttJly kept by Morchuuts in this Country. Our Stock of DRY-GOODS In tnmui panned iu variety and quality, of the very latent ntylen. Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. ' A general anaortment of Family and Fancy GROCERIES. And now in gOo<l faith We invite the citizens of Rrookn, and adjniuing* count tan of 'hin State ar-'l Florida, to an examination of our Stock, feeling confident that we can please both as to quality a.,. E. T. DUKES & BRO. Sep 12*$m A NEW CHEAP STOKE: North-West comer of Boriven aud Depot Streets. <n UTMAN, : : s * i (iKO IGIA. Having j list rcturncil fnim the ljixtrrn Mrk( tv, ami hTin(? pnrchxxex’ K ■ <1 ronipl. niw limi ut of Mi iTlmmliuf mi tli im( ftivornblc trrmn, the fi i ■ •■l* ’t Hint h. .ji Kvll mm Ik on term, morn favorable than linl'ntnfcrn ntfti'nd iu tl.i tauiln.; *1 uimiKtiug uf dUY-OOCDS, READY MADE CLOTHINO. FURNiaiUNG GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE, GROCER IDS, . en.-a assortment, Family aud Fancy; aud the putronryn-0f..,; y h A-ndsm and :.c>piniuftuv4t curucstly solicited. , Cull and examine for voursclvcs. i Mej>s I m H • M. HvCjai. NE I V .4 /) l Ell 7 'IS EM EN 7>. T. H. BOLSHA liiqMirtcr and Dealer in Crockery, China, Olassvv KEROSENE LAMPS AND PRATT' . TIUL OIL, Cutlery, Brit an ia & IHatod V. ‘j , —-ANU House Furui*hinff Gcx ia Generally. 152 St. Julian and 140 Biymu utreeks, u.v. tier Mozart 1 til, SAVANNAH, - - BORGIA. <>ct24-0m J. W. Lathrop, J, W. Lathroj, / . J. L. V i a. J. W. 9? ft C C*<>i l<> i ’ ,i • ■tors comas .it. -,i,. hank OH Ho y . i t aU, Gw. j MI. K. Tv H A;-x iust Of. • ‘ 1 .■ rdl E- • ■ .IN olid. . . TON*. k: i? .n L.l.f.i u jtorti e *ft My goods ne. !•••. -gf.it m. s<td upon tlie ; .ti.e rn - -I price’ me a ti ial. ± '■ uOMA.S, . octal-tf