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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED AT LEVY’S DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING EMPORIUM, THOMASVILLE, GA. 3fmlcpnuknt. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1874. LOCAL Ni:\v s. CHURCH milHCtlllilf. Mkthodist Chukoh.—llev. W. Lewis, Pastor. - r reaching ovurv Sun Jay at 11 a. if., aud At 7 :S* > and. m. Prayer Meeting hi 7:15 .< . oil Tuesday night, timidity tichool at 8:30 u. m. W. L. Kamos, Superiuteudont. *. PuKMiiYTkiuan Ouuhch. —Rev. ,T. A. Smith, Pastor.—Service* on the First and Thud Sun days iu each month, at 11 a. x. and 7:BC r. n. Sunday School at i r. x. j ILupTtHT CarncH.— llev. C. I). Campbell, Pah-I tor.--Services dimming and evening) second ami Fourth Sundays. Church Conference Saturday before the Second Sunday, at 11 o’clock a. m. Prayer meeting every Thuraduy night. Sun.luJ Hcli'ool at 9% o'clock a. m.;O. W. Stephens, Super] intoudeut. | Mamniv. The regular meeting* of Sholto Lodge, No. 237. Fit A. M.. are held on Ist and 3rd Saturdays at *J l A o’clock, r. m. M. C. WILKINSON, W. M. T. A. Hall, Sec'ty. Notice. • We want it distinctly nuderstood that all parties indebted to Briggs A Jelks for medical attention, is hereby notified in the numt positive terms that they must come forward and settle up tjieir accounts, and also their individual accounts with E. A. Jelka, or tinir accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer, aud they in the future must look out for someone else for medical attention. Bhiugs A Jelks, uud E. A. Jelkk. Best Prints for 11 cant* at Hall A Me Nail’s. Notice. k All person* having a balance dne ill whole or iu part (or Guano sold for L.'J.I Gnilmurtiu A Cos., must come up and settle,l otherwise suit will be brought. Come and! settle without further trouble. i J. R. Edmondson, Ag't. I Oct 31-tf. Calf Boots fort.*) 50at Hall .V McNeil's. A Plano for 0c Dollar. Southern Musical Journal. —sl a year, and a piano thro k a in. Iu order to in rnaa4 our subscription list we shall give every new subscriber, after this date, u chance to win a superb SBOO Piano which will bo raflfcd among our new snbacnliers. Call at our store and see the instrument.l Don’t forget your pocket-book. Subscrip I tions carefully received at all hours of thel Any ami night, v ? Lcpdkn A Bates, Publishers. I *■ -**•— | Spring and Sninmer gao4a at lowest prices nowl being rweievad. Call early and set*ure the latest! *t) lea at Kayton’s New okk Stoiul I -—— -m: —3 AuoUMtr (iutK. Mr. D.U. McNeil died at his residence, ini Quitman, at 6 o'clock, Tuesday morning,l November thu 3rd. During almost hi* eu I tiro iPneas, which lasted but about m\| dny, hu wan entirely lidptem sud uuoon I soioua, nud in that couditiuo passed sway.l Another good maw, u worthy citizen, til K.nd husband, mi indulgent and kind fad t'nrr, has gone flow ns, loi.vkdg'the sor-j roar, and sfHiotions, the wrus ami anxic-j to-s fw unreal things in this Wojjd ta pur-j taka of the unchanging oud hltsscd leuli-J tie* of another e xixtence. Ha lift" passed] under tins rod uud has croaxad this lived and the veil that olneiuvs from our vtat* a] tins sublime and soul enrapturing beauties] of the sweet by-aml-by, to biin has bei i,| removed. lie has ri.en (riumj’bantly| •above the dark clouds that lowered and] hovered ovor him here,making him sad, to] the cloudless, glorious, sunshine of immot tality. The deceused had been a membeij of the Methodist Church for more than forty years, having consecrated his life to God iu the morning aud vigor of man hood, and to him it was not hard to lay down an earthly life, of sorrow and be did it without a murrner, to tind it again free from in-] tirmities upon the threshhold of the world of endlesn joy. We sympathize with tin] family in their deep affliction. To them it will be lonely; everything will wear tin impress of sadness. The vacant chair at the table and at the fireside will be perpet ual mementoes of the sad bereavement. The voice of kindness and even playful ness to bis little grand-children is hushed forever and the silence is mournful and melancholy. The poor will feel his loss, for their appeals were never unanswered with such blessiugs as he possessed, not were they ever turned away empty. Tin Church has lost a valuable member, and the community an exemplary citizen. But aggregating the losses of all. they poorly] compare with the eternal gain to him. Ad a husband, (we repeat now since his death, what we have often said before), he was faultless. As ft father, but two indulgent and kind, bence tbo loss is more deeply felt and mourned. Again, we repeat that the family has ours and the sympathy ol the entire community. The funeral services, conducted by the Rev, Mr. Lewis, at the Methodist Church, on Wednesday morning, were solemn aDd impressive. The remains were then taken to Concord Church for interment, where he had, while living, expressed a desire to be buried with Masonic honors. Great bargains, cheap gooda, full stock at Ka Eton's New Yeas rileiiL. A Superb Picture Gallery. Mr. Ed. Williams has just opened his picture gallery in Finch’s block, and is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, such as oar to de visite, imperial and cabinet cards, gems, bon tons, and all oth J er styles known to tho art. Mr. Etson, who is an experienced artist having followed the business for many years iu the city oil New York, taking the premiums at every State Fair for five years, is associated with] him. Mr. E. spent a short time here with Mr. Kitebel! about one year ago, and theii work gave universal satisfaction. Prices within reach of all. Fresh goods just received, which were bought at panic prices, and wifi he sold the same way. Cafi earlv and secure the cheapest goods yet sold. No hummus* At Kaytoh’s Nkw York Btobe. Fur all manner of books send your or ders to J. M. Cooper & Cos,, Savannah, Ga. IK’st Brogans for $1 host Hall A. McNeil*. Tttoiuavllle Pair. Don't forget that the Fair at Thomas-] ville commences on Tuesday next, and bear in uiind that the stockholders and managers, have spared neither time nor expense to make it the best exhibition they have ever had, aud equal 10 any Dis trict Fair iu the South. Thu premiums they offer are large and tho entries in every dupurtueut will exceed any of the proceeding Fairs at that place. They are confidently expecting a large attendance from day to day, and we earnestly hope .they will not bo disappointed; all of South S'dorgia ought to be proud of Thomas ■county since she won the prize for agri- Iculturul prod nets, in the contest of coun ities, at the late State Fair at Atlanta. This ■enterprise is a most praise-worthy one, aud ■if not imitated by other counties aud dis tricts; the appreciation of the people ought to be evinced iu their liberal patronage. Now is the time that Georgians o iglit to meet aud rejo.ee together; unimated with their glorious victories at home, aud stimu luted with party victories iu other Stutes, ure sufficient causes to assemble us togeth er to express our satisfaction and gratifica tion at our successes, uud fill our hearts with gratitude to Him that rules majorities! and bus said through the popular voice tol the oppressor: Stay thy hand, this is inyl people. We want to be there, and Wij want to see everybody there. We waut to! participate iu ull the pleasures and enjoy! every umusemeut uud ranking high! Sunning tile pleasures will bo to! [witness Thomas County Democrats! [smiling. They have tasted victory,* land it is sweet to them and their smiles! lure os genial as sunshine. They will not! [forget their victory nor will they ever lost! auother fight. Railroad facilities will bej ample aud at convenient hours for ull who| want to go. Let ns fill the trains, the fa: o] will be but uomiuul; everybody can go aml| take their family und dinner, nud wo hope! will not forget to take enough for the In-I DEhENDENr. But should Brooks County! fail or neglect to make provisions for u,| we lope some very kiud Thomas County! fimiily, iu arranging their commisary de-l [purtment. will make it sufficiently large! Bind place our name on their list of dis-J ■tributees and im'orm us in due time. Dou’t| forget to go. We aasurc you wo are going] in finve the beet time we have ever liuil.l Radicalism i blown out of existence, andj our country iu ou the high wuv to poacej hud prosperity. j :ow j Apples by tile bitrrel can be bought at a betterl Liarguiu from mo than to order from Savannah. | [ m7-2t It. C. MolftTOftft. | Jill nf Haul A McHdu'h stock of Dry Goods] p-laroWWixi, eec., at New York cost. j Fine OveTcoat* for $7 Oil It H.UJ. $ McNnt'x [ o S Died, k)n Sotarduy uiglit, the 31st of October] lOnptainhl. H. Hunter, nffi r suffering fqr] Liveiid week* From a wound inflicted ol] Lite dny of the October election. All ofj Rhe fact* uud cripumstunccs have been ful-j Ryxfreae'ut. and to the public, and we deem ill laoni Ct toaa'.’V oft well ft. in l.iul.lr.ote to a . [cite tho puosii us by reproducing this [nistory of the brutal outrage to a eom juinuity that is sorely ufflicted iiodftbddi n. dj t,y the loss, rather Uihii provoke angi r we] Lvould ) refer to eucouifige a calm subinis-j Lion te the jiainful dispensation, irod en-; ■ouriige the belief that He who controls 1 [the destinies of nations and of men doetli [ill things well. It is hard for the human [miud to see or the heart unaided by grace [divine to comprehend or appreciate this [apparently sad calamity os a provideueial [oenevolence. If it was morally criminal |to mourn, our entire community would be |guilty of the moral turpitude. It is nu |uire and nature’s God that pitties aud mardons the weekuess. It is not doubting |chat be has gained by the clmuge, but we Lire saddened liy the loss. There is a va L ancy in the family, in the profession of jwhich he was an honored member, iu the Idiurch and in the soeial circle, where his | euial spirit was most fully manifested, |tliat can never be filled. But the reality [of his death and his absence weighs heavily [upon us and we cannot give utterance to (the melancholy emotions that pervades [every heart. There is oDe gracious con filiation, that our less is his eternal gain, [that while we ure yet in the vale of tears, |lie has gone to that blessed and eternal [rest prepared for the people of God. | The funeral services, at the Baptist KJhtircb, conducted by the Pastor, Rev. C D. Campbell, were of the most solemn and impressive character. The deceased wus u member of that Church, nnd wai beloved by the brethren. The servicesat the grave hy the Masonic fraternity, were conducted by the Bon. A. H. Hansel, and they, too, deeply impressed every heart and miud. His bereaved family are in the hands of a a beniticeut Father, and surrounded by u community of profoundly sympathising friends. Shirting fur 10 cents per yard at Hall A Mc- Neilh. The Hecont! Dlstrhl. Democratic majority. Worth Miller 329 Quitman ISO Clay 17(1 Terril 313 Mitchell lb*J Brooks 47<J [Lowndes IKJ [baker 1 *‘4 [Colquitt 250 I Total 3.207 j Radical majorities. ■Dougherty L 264 [Decatur ■Randolph 1™ [Calhoun 340 Total 2,110 I 3,207 2,110 Demooratio majority 1.C97 Flour for $1 pei sack at Hall 5: McNisil’s. g,..fpr„ st4oe per gaUon at F- C. Mclntosh's. no 7-2 t OUR MOTTO: SMALL PROFITS AND LARGE SALES. SOLOMON BROTHERS, 178 and 176 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, ::::::: GEORGIA. 1 - :0— 0: HAVING enlarged our promises to double their former capacity, we are prepared to offer to the Merchant* of Georgia, Florida aud Alabama, a full and varied stock, to eleot from, comprising ito part: 500 barrels Flour, of all grades; 200 barrels self-raising Flour; 200 barrels Biscuits and Crackers; 100 boxes assorted Cukes und Crackers; 150 barrels Sugars; 150 Sacks Rio uud Java Coffees; 100 half barrels of Muckrel; Also iu largo quantities, Bi Curb Soda, Sul Soda, Potash, Lyo, Pickles iu glass, Sauces, Preserves, Jellies, Raisins, Almonds, Nuts of all kinds, Butter, Cheese, Mustards, Starch, Bluing, Spices, Matches, Wooden ware, Bottles, Flasks, Corks, Liquor Labels, Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters, Flavoring Extracts, Lemon, Raspborry and Vanilla Syrups, Blacking, Brushes, Brooms, Letter, Note and Cap Papers, Wrapping Paper, Gun Caps, rrize, Fancy and Pluiu Candies. All our goods have been selected with care, and with the intention on our part of meeting to the fullest extent tho wants of Merchants making purchases for tho interior. To prompt nud paying customers mm are prepared to offer the usual facilities. We will, as heretofore, give our utmost attention to tho sale of pruduoe consigned by our customers. IN o Goods at It ota il. ~ Oct 3-Sm Dry Good*, Clothing, Shoo*, Groceries, &o.,Jcc.. a low prices, at Kayton’s Nkw Vouk Stork. Grout reduction in price* to close out to make room for fall good*, targe good Sundown* ut 25 cent* and other gooda in like proportion i\t Kayton'B Nkw York Stohk. One hundred different varitic* of Print®. A large * apply of Ladic* and Gout* Gloves. A large variety of White and Brown Good*. A general Assortment of Ladies Dress Gooda. Anew supply of Ladies and Gents Superb Slip pers. Ladies and Gents Linen and Cambric Handker chiefs. Every variety of Spring and Summer Goods to be found at A large supply of the finest aud newest Styles of Trimmings. A well selected stock of Ladies Hats, tl imed and uutrimed. Buiooh, Jelks A Co’s Cash and Produce Store. Flour and Bacon in large quantities, at lowest rates. Savannah prices nowhere. At Kayton’s New Yore Store. All of Dr. Jayne’s family medicines and other th ugs for sale low at Kayton’h Nkw York Store. LAND FOR SALE. Tho undersigned offers for sale his valu able truct of laud lying eight miles south of Quitman, containing three hundred iieres; one hundred and sixty acres in cul tivation, as good pine land as any in the country; good comfortable buildings, with necessary out buildings; good gin house, gin gear and gin; as fine water as there is in the county. Terms will be made favor able. All information will be given by culling at the place of J. H. Bowen. Persons at a distance cun receive full in formation by addressing me, ut Qnittnuu, as to terms, Ac., J. H. BOWEN. Oct., 17 71 4ts. Ci etc It Nevioiii'* is the pEv;o to get *'*ur Oscy keep Constantly on hand Cooke A. Cheek's choice briuid* r ‘ the very beat quality jinf KcnUeuMW ami Muuetta. Don’t go any fwhere else, a better quality is not made anywhere. sept 2C tf We Call Attention to the advertisement of Orff, Watkins A Cos., in another column. This is an im mense house, aud docs, perhaps, as large or the largest business of any dry goods house iu the South. Capt. Hendry, who is a thorough merchantand perfectly famil iar with the wants of the South, is one of tho business uianagors, and purchases alt or nearly all the goods for the house; Uis familiarity with Southern trade fully en tiles him to make such purchases as will suit each and all of their numerous cus tomers. Our merchants who have traded with that house, inform us that they havt never had the slightest reason to complain, but in every instance, have been perfectly satisfied. This certainly speaks well for a house doing such au extensive business; we have no doubt, uud indeed, we have heard a number of merchants say, that they have and can get better bargains al this house than they can in New York; then frieghts and traveling expenses are dear gains. Wo urge our Southern lead ers to givo this house a trial. For the cheapest and la-.- 1 Groceries call ou It. 0. Mclntosh. Finest Havana Cigars tor 10 cents at Hali. & .dcok.ii. s. Superior Court has been in session this week, Judge A. H. Hansel presiding, an amount of ousiuess lias been disposed of. The death of Capt. Hunter necessarily postponed a number of cases in which he was employ ed. The Grand Jury was very active and [faithfully discharged its duty as u body; |;rue, bt'is were fount! against the two lie fgroes charged with the'murder of Captain Hunter. Visiting attorneys in attendance: C.d. K. G. Mitchell, Solicitor General; Judge J. R. Alixandrew; Col. A. TANARUS, Me- Intire. from Thomasvillc. Cols. Hainmeu and Peeples, from Valdosta, 'ilie Court will adjourn to-day until the second Mon day in December, at which time the crim inal docket will be disposed. , :o; Denttsry. Dr. D. L. Kicks, principal Dentist ut Quitman, Ga., still offers his professionnl service to the citizens of Southern Geor gia ami Florida. April 18. 6m Onions, Potatoes, and Apples, at Hall & Mc- Neill. A splendid lot of Bacon, etc., otc., always n. hand at B. C. Mclntosh's. nov7-2t On at Rejoicing. The election news ou Wednesday and Thursday enthused ull our people, old n 1 young, except the two Scalawags and th * other negroes. Immense bon fires ilium-: ioed the streets, and every anvil was brought into requisition, ami such ex j 1 1 isions have not been heard since h i war The colored Democrats taking unj ;ct ve part and rejoicing like honest p - triots that had won a great victory for their county. We earnestly hope that our peop’e will take caie of and look to the interest of the true colored men, aid Jet our enemies seek homes elsewhere. Ten plugs Tobacco for $1 at Hall A McNeil’s. French Con lies for 40 cents per lb at Hall & MI.NIIL’B. 200 barrels and half barrels Whiskey; 50 barrels and half barrels Gin; 50 barrels uud half harrola Ruin; 25 casks Wines; 25 casks Brandies; 1,000 boxes Cigars; 150 kits Muckrel; Date* and Prime* at 25 cent* per tt> at Hall A McN mil's. Furl,- llor.r. In n [Urn, Cecil A Thrasher have uow ou hand nnd ou the way eighty head of horses und mules; all good, healthy souud stock; any aud all of which they will sell for cost. Such bargains have uever been offered iu this market before. If you waut the cheapest, most durable, and most life-liko pictures, go to tho Tent Gallery opposite the Court House, iu Qmtuian, und have Ferrotypes made of yourself uud family. SEW AD VKRTISEiIESTS. Sheriff"* Sale. ITTILL he sold, 1> fore the Court Ilonso door' YV in the town of (Quitman, ou tiie lust luosJ day in December, 1874, within the legal hours > f hale, the following property, to-wit: | Three hundred bushels oi corn aud two tkou-l ’s*ud pounds of seed-cot ton more or less, ah thel of J. H. H*ors, t-< Hatisfy a Distress wur-fl [rant in iavor of Timothy Alderman vs. said Hie. s. I. A. ALLUJUTTOJt, Deputy Sheriff. lXoiitt*t?utl Notice. ( i EC )liGlA—Brooks Couxty. Ith hard Davis ha* applied for exemption of ncisoualty, and setting apart and valuation of homestead, aud I will \ a** upon tho s une at 11 o clock, on Saturday, the 1-I.n day of November, 18/4, al my office. ; J. M. SHEARER, nov7-2t Ordinary, GEORGIA Brooks County: 1 hereby give notice that 1 will apply to the Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday in December next, for leave to soil two lots of laud in tin town of Quitman, iu said county, known? uiul distinguished in the plan of said town a* lots Nos i* and 10, in the southeast section of said town, containing two acres, more or less, belong ing to tire estate of tho minor heirs of William Blalock, late of said county, deceased. WILLIAM BLALOCK, Guardian. nov7-im ~ Mi Whoever desire* to a PIAVO.or ORGAN, either nuvr or al nnj other time, tarlliA to send for *ur ILLIISTKATICPj C ATAIAIC.t'FIH, miml write us for iiil'ornta-j tion concern IMR price* and term*. We u.cj •nw ofTertsifi m .truin* ut* on the most ft*- vorohls term* ever given, und v. 11l arrange terms to suit ull purchaser*. All Instru ments sold are aully guaranteed. LCffOKN tSi. HATES. - - • EVERY FAMILY IN THE SOUTH DEFILING A SU PERB PIANO CAN NOW PUBCHABB ON OUlt INST A LLME N T PL AN, And never miss rcadv^nmdjased^JiU^^th^ parixLtofimjiHhhm^^ of every style and price, from the bctdjwkgrii known, are now offt i fed 1 REMARKABLY EASY TERMS: 125 monthly until paid for; or *SO cash, and *2O monthly; or SIOO awli, and *ls monthly; or one half cash, and $lO monthly. Payments can be mode quarterly, if dcrired. A liberal reduction from price will be mode in oon f-nh.rution of a large cash payment, aud balancs iu monthly payment® of not less than *25; or quarterly payments; or in six or twelve mouth® time. Responsible parties giving good security tupp/u'd upon any Itunt, desired. I* in noh For Rent, Will! raiVILBOEOF FUBOHABE. We now Offnr tiro Hattet, Davis & Cos., ami IfiiHioH Him. Hoiitfioni Gem Piano, for lout nt Iron. 110 to flo monthly, with privilege of pm nhftHe. Piano, routed o that the rout will pay for them. By out a NEW JIKiTtAL SYSTEM A person i-an have from one to five year, to pay ioh a llano. Kvc-ry one thinking of buying _Manojiij-e; i) nested to adilic.Ht ns for tonne aud price.._oat- Iqoiics mailed free,^iH^^i_inforiftation^givep^ MASON * IIA3II.iI* 0 It G A N S SOLD JIY INKJI'AtAJIEKTK, Of from $lO to sls monthly, o- rented with priv di'ge of ptln hase. Send for Illustrated Cata logues aud Price Lists to I >iidilen & Bates, SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE, Havannah, O*. Bend also for specimen *>py oi the SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL. Only ** a year. The handsomest and best Musical Maga/iuo in print, [premium for each sul/scnher. M DDKV di UATB*, Bavatmah, Ga. “THE LOST CAUSK.” A MAGNIFICENT Pk'tnre, 50,(100 eopie. al ready sold. Ft is 11x18 inclies in size, printix nn heavy plate paper, beautiful in design ami artistic m execution. It represents a Contbder. ate soldier after the war returning to hi. home, which he find, lonely hd doftolate. In front of the ruined cottage, telling a sad tale of the miseries of wr. arc two graves with rudoorosscs, on one of wliich some friendly hand has hung a garland. To the right tho oolm river and rising moon indicate - peace arJ rest The atara, seen [between the trees, rnprtient the Kouthoni Cross, lit is a picture tm.t v.FI touch every Southci-u ujeart, and should find a place mi every Southern Siiiiuc. bent by mail, mounted on a roller, and Lost-paid, on receipt of 25 centa, or throe s>r Jj Icents. Address, W. A*. BtHIMIW, aOO Main street, Bristol, Tenu, I os- Agents wanted for 'llis. and a variety of other line Engravings. From $3 to $lO per day easily fcnadc. Catalogue and private terms to agents Wrte norii-it new a i>rssmsuxms. lORFF, WATKINS & CO., i WHOLESALE dealers in I) R Y G 0 0 I) S, NOTIONS, Hats j AND l Straw GOODS, [SAVANNAH, ... - GEORGIA. JA3 nnd lil Cong less Street. nov7* tf MARSHALL HOUSE, IAVMNAH, - - - - - GEORGIA .9 Your attention is respectfully called to thj| above House a® A FIRST-CLASS IIOTKL in every respect. The House has been thoroughly! iTJjpaired aud iefurninhd, aud is now providt dl with every nocessary convenience for the accom-l iWdutiim and comfort of its patrons; tho rooms! xre large, niry, and neatly famished, and amplcj means are afforded for bathing. The location isl desirahh-, and conv:uicut to the business portion! of the city. y THE TABLEH will at all times be bountifully furnished with! moats, etc., from the North, and we have all the! vegetables and delicacies which the market at’-i lords. TUB RATES OF BOARD have been reduced to *8 per day, and lil>eral term*! will he offered to parties wishing to engage rooms! by the month or season. AN EXCELLENT LIVERY STABLE I Is connected with the House. Omnibusses and! Baggage Wagons will always be iu attendance at| the various Depots and Steamboat Landings to| convey passengers to the Hotel. * Xelegraph and B. B. Tickot Office in the Hotel I 4 THE LAUNDRY is excellent and its service will bo expeditious and! ttthdactory. ’ THE BARBER SHOP ftias been r<-fittod and ia in charge of a skillfull Lud attentive man. THE KKWB ROOM Lill be regularly supplied with all the Daily and! [Weekly Papers. f The Bar is supplied with tho best WinesJ Hhiqttort, Hegars, etc. ■; The Proprietor begs to repeat emphatically! Bust Rverv care and exertion will bo exercised bv| Klitnself arid his sssistantH to make the Marahnlll UiouHC in every respect unsuiyx®ssed ns an atU u< | five and satisfactory place of home, resort. i Honin'' *■'- '‘btaii/a liberal share of patronage, L 1 remain, yours respectfully* A. B. LUCE, Propriutor. I !|874. FALL TRADE. 1874. J Carriages, Hu{?sriew, Express and Plantation Wagoita, HARNESS, WHIPS, ETC., . —AT— J SALOMON COHEN Corner at Hay nnd JefferiHMi Strw; 3AVAKNAH, GEORGIA. Have juat returned from Hit; Kaatern marketa with the beat anrtmeiit of thi line of gooile In] this city, and Will Sell lower than any kouxe.j Bayern will do well to call before purchasing elac-j where. , . ■... Inquiriea will receive prompt attention. ovt.il 2m 1,000 casea Canntal Gooda; 300 oases assorted Liquorx; 300 boxes ami caddies of Tobaooo; 300 boxes aud half boxes Caudles; 50 packages Teas; 60 barrols and half barrels Vinegar; 600 boxes Soap, . Ni'.W ADVEKTISEMEN'IS. [Japanese Peas; 200 Bushels to the Acre. SOMETHING NEW! I Fsrmrri amt Uurdn‘r* Read This! | \aOBNTB wanted to sell the pa -1 PANESE PEA. 3 These peas have recently been brought to thb [country from Japan, and prove to be tho fines’ JPoa known for Table use or for Htock. The) fgrow in the form of a bush, from 3 to 5 feet high, land do not require sticking. They yield fron 'one quart to a gallon of pea® per Lush.* A Hinnph (package, that will produce from 5 to 10 bushel® ol jpeus, with circulars giving terms to Agents, ami pull directions us to the time and maimer oi jplauting, will be sent, postpaid, to any one de puting to act as Agent, on receipt of 50 Cents. (The seed I offer are fresh and genuine- thh fvear's production. Now is the time to order, ho you may bo prepared for earlv planting. Address, L. id. OtiMENT, Cleveland, Teun. TESTIMONIALS. We have cultivated the Japanese Pea the jmsl Henson, ou a small scale, and wo ar‘ convinced they arc a perfect sueceffß. Their yield was onor pnous. For the Table and for Stock they m e un jMiirpuHNed by any other pea. They grow well on [ibin land afid are hound to he a No. 1 fertilizer. A. J. WHITE, Trustee Bradley County. 11. li IX. A. E. BLUNT, P. M. Cleveland, Tenu. I I have cultivated the Japanese Pea’the 'foaßtl [year, aud raised them at the rate of 200 busbeUl [to the acre. The bloom buckwheat foil [bees. F. K. HARDWICK, J. P., Bradley Cos. I I Cleveland, Teun., Get. 20, 1H74. oct3l-2inl ADMIMSTUATOH’S SALK. r|JY virtue of an order of the Orduaory of Brook®] 51 # County, will be sold at the Oburt House, in] at public outcrv, on the first Sin December next, lot of lamb NU. 514, iu thd I!2th district of said Couubq (except 72 aapd J- "; t." widT w’b r*: '. ffald land bciud |H J for the benefit of t t mars and creditor*.] ITerm®—l2so cash, balance fu two instullmentaJ June falling due November I, 1875. and the otlu-H jfuliing due November 1, with uitores! from] ■date of H*le at seven per Cenl. t | This October 29th, 1374. £ JOSEPH J. BOtiERE. I I oct9l-30ds Adm’r tf Uriah Rogers, de’d. I It. cV Mo’INTOSH, I" DEALER IK Choice Family Groceries, Fruits, Etc., Etc., !T HEU leave t > notify my friend* ami the public generally that I have opened, undar Gw MiWlh \L Hall, a firs thrift h Block . 1 Prortaiuns, etc., etc., consisting is part of the following; Bacon, Hams, Georgia Fh>rr, ‘Salt. Bagging, Ties, Potatoes, Onions, AnpJ *, Cabbage*, Bine, Angara, OifFoes, Lard, Butter, CheenaJ Crackers, Candy, Hutu, Jellies, . . Nurdines, Pirn upplea, Poach os, Lobsters, Sauces, Pickle*, 1 otash, Broad Preparation He* Foam, Candle*, PlTr , Tobacco, Sugars, Himfts, Horring, buckwheat, MUOroin, r , r Ti and any aud everything to be found in a Brat-ulass Grocery. Give my atoek an uzauuuauou and wwl guarantee aatisfactiou as to prices and quality of goods. oe*si just receTv e and. I beg tu inform in, customers and the public generally, tht 1 bars received my SWok of Bow Ooods, consisting of FINE GOLD AND BILVER WATCHES, GOLD, OPERA AND TfflT CHAIN*, I.ADIEH HETH in endless variety. A Urge lot of FINGER MINOR. JET JEWELRY of *ll kinds. CLOCKS of every description. Silver Ware, Knelt am BUTTER itISHEH, CALK BASKETS, CASTORS, CUPS, OOBLETS, SPOONS AND WIRKS. FINE BIL\TI,KI>iyoUYKNrVEB, POCEEX CUTLERY, PISTOLS, COTRAOES, GAME BAGS, SHOT POUCHES AND FLASKS. Avery large lot of GOLD, SILVER end STEEL SPECTACLES. Everybody call and see me, and I will charge nothing for showing goods. Reparlog Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Guns and Pistols, dono at short nntioo. W. K. BAKNES. Hep 26-ilrn. __ : E. T. DtJKBS. C. IhOKHL TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ! NOTOE i hereby given; > w , the uudemignod, have Junfc received and opened A LARGE AM ELEGANT STOCK OF GOODS In ,1,. . , nter • s,u of t'.. t, i-p-site the vWje. twosre. Our Stock toeU .>.4 verb-, ....sung <>f of.if .k,’ 1 n . .eju u’; vt s farms la this < ountry. ( Our Stock nf DKY.GOODB i*nnKurpatmnn vaHety and quality. f Furni shift** Ci ooclm, Itats, Caps, Boot* At Hhoe of the very latest styles. - ■ , " * Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. A general assortment of Family and Fancy GROCERIES. And now In good faith Am invito the citizen* of Brooks, and adjoining counties of this State Mid Florida, to on examination of our Stock, feeling confident that wo can please both os to quetife ml l4,ue E. T. DUKES & BRO. Rep 123 m - A NEW CHEAP STORE! North-West corner of Striven and Dopot Streets. QUITMAN, ii s * s GEORGIA., Having lost returned horn the Eastern Markets, and having purohsaef a generaJi and assortment of Merchandise on the most favorable terma the undersigned foul* .•mhdentOis.tm ,. ftn HC )i good* un terms more favorable than heretofore offered iu this market. Stock coukiiumK of jDRY-GOCDS, ready made clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, GROCERIES, j A general assortment, Family aud Fancy; and the patronage of tny many friends slid [acquaintances earnestly solicited. I Call and examine for yoursefvelr, „ , SepS 3- in B- Met AUU 500 Powder; 200 Italf keg® Powder; 800 quarter kegs Powder; SOOeusks Bacon Side#; 800 casks Should era; ,800 boxes D. 8. Bides; 800 boxe® D. S. Bellies. MISCELLANEO frS A I) VRRTISRMENn T. H. BOLSHAWV luipurtor aud Dcnlor la Crockery, China, Glassware, KEIIOSENE LAMPS AMD PRATT'S A TRAL OIL, Cutlerr, Britania k. Plated Ware, —AND — House Furnishing Good* Generally. 152 St. Julian and 149 Bryan strooLa, ua der Muzart Hall, S4VAJSAH, - - UCUHMA. oet24-6m S. W. Lathrop, J. ft. LaLkrvp, Jr., J. L. Warren. J. W. LATRROf ft CO., Cotton Factors —“ANI>— * r M. N * %’OMMIriMO.N MKRCIIAKTS, < , W fiar Street, hivaenaVO*. B. it- Th)mas, Aat.; TJAS jufit ii|ioul anew vUwk of FnasfcFA* ‘- i ! I.Y liHiXIBRIES aod PROVIMONU, hi Wxi l||ll hi'n Ifiuek, next <lor to t k. ****** . My goods were bought (or cash, aud via < odd upon tho same tenuaatredueedprone* (Jite toe • trial. H it THOKAJS, Aj*.