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Newspaper Page TextTHK IMUFKNOKXT. SAIT KDAY, AIWiBT fc, I&T3. LOCAL MATTERS. ludti lo idvi'itlMiUfiiti. CmmlumvCordial*. Syrup*, Fancy Confectionary, i r iFnW“' raid, Kiivunuab, Gn. , Clofffagi Hats, Cap*. Furnishing Goodn, ytc.— Go. Xpplr, fcavamlab, Ora. Notice, Now road from Godwin's to TownarudV Ed. R. BaMim Jurige, O. C. Organ of tlo bail tint denomination—Tho Chris turn Index, Atlanta, (4*. Citation-Guardian wanted for Jno. 0. Mag ruder —J. M. Slioarer, Ordinary. Notice—Jno. E. Hanna and Jno. W. McAllister ; Mfe from trading for note. . * Tklwi ' iti i.ill aodjPcrt r lhmedy of J. B. Woot ‘ Ten ft WT, vfnlnnan, i iii. Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store—Currier, Slier- ; wooi4 Ss W‘ rk - Drugs, Mt-aiciues, Chemicals, Window Glaus, etc. I —JlcCall ft Groover, Quituuu. Dv Good**. Hard awe, Groceries, etc—John Till- | man, Quitman, Ga. at wholesale— OrttK Oaecficines. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard- j ware, etc—Briggs, Jolks ft Cos., Quitman, Ga. Musical Instnmiupth and Music—Ludden A bat** Havanm. h. Gw. Wheeler ft Wilson Sewing Machines —W. B. Clevea, General Agent, Savannah, Ga. at whok'Uie and rot ail- U U Ffllk&Co., Cheap Goods of all descriptions, Groceries, etc— 8. bhandal, Quitman* Ga. Books atd Stationery at w holesale and retail— John M. Cooper A Cos., Savannah, Ga. Half aflll ; oi4sJ.tThrittlier, Qoit * jSlu, Go. Manufactures of Cotton and Wool at the Quit man Factory—Dr. Henry Briggs, President. *.®k. E. A. Jelks, Practicing Physician, Quit* math Ha. Edward Ik Harden. Attorney at Law, Quitman, Oa. Clothing nutdc to order-D. W. Price, Merchant Tailor, '■. Type Foujahy arid Prfctcia’ Warehouse—James conuEra SorfarNew Tvrk. Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors, etc—Creech A a tiewsswor. duiUnpu. i*>- Juines'tl.' HtmtePf Attorney at Law, Quitman, Ua. Dennett A K.u;gWry, Attorneys at Law, Quit- 1 mau, Ga. Citation—Georgia M. DeLaranaga Oi. Lewis N, DuLarauaga, Suit for Divorce. •* • cm ncir nrnut Tory. Daptlat (. Utf reli. Rev. C. D. Campbell, Pastor. Services the Second and Fourth Sundays. Church tjoniymir* on Saturday hi fore the Second Gunday in uich riimtli. k'rayer mueiiug every Thursday night. Sunday School at 9 o'clock a. in. Presbyterian Church. ouuJay School at 4 o clock p. in. Cliiin h. S. |L Bwjjjfcr,, Vast**, Servict* ut<M > Sumiiy ■evouing at oVlock. Sunday School at 9 o’clock j a. ni. Prayer meeting Tucmlay night in each wyek. A few morn of those beautiful trimmed Ladies JfaL Price* reduced, very low. Call at tlio atorc of Bkioos, Jelks A Cos. j Q X#vr A4vrnrmn(ii. TVo have just received advertise mouth from Messrs. Apple and Fitzgerald, of Sa- j vantmli, and fo regret tlmtwe haven't space id thw* and their liouses a more extensive notice in this issue, hut will call special attention to tlicir adver tisements iii Ke next. Great attractions for the ladies at f: f i ~ Btunas. Jelks A Go’s. The Salr** Clnb. We nrc* requested to state that there will be h medtiny of the members ol the club on sStnYdnjh the flth Inst., for the purpose completing the organization by the elec tion of officers. Turn out, ye gal-knts, and give i.s a handsomo display. It s a good thing, boys, if we, have another war you ■will be ready aud in a safe position, for there never was a man found dead with spurs on during the late war, so they say. . o Plain lilack and aatin striped Grenadine*, at reduced prices, at Biuooh, Jelks A Co’s. Great Annoyance. When we thought our work was done for the vreeji,*a|id Unit there was rest for the weary, mat troublesome foreman cries out room for another short article, and another impudent typo modestly reminds us that then* i# ap rest for the wjoked; huf W know 1 * better, there is friend lien nett, of the Banner, in the shade on tho other Bido of the street, moving about in slothful majesty and amusing first one group and iurother pith lips apec di'Stesf flie new bat recently presented to him as an evidence of his editorial .distinct ion. We hope, as au edi tor that he may live when that new hat is old, and hhj fnynj as was when that old hat ’Was new, may acknowledge hia dis tinction in the same way. ——— tO- JsjWßese BBks and Lira-un, it redncod prices Diuoos, Jelks, A Cos *. o Come Ditto Me All Ye Who are Heavy l.iidrn With Wakrinelwan. For the largest ripe watermelon pre sented to this office during the present month the Isdktewdext will be furnished one year. itj no months. For the Shifl lafgH. six months. For the fourth largest, three months. We don’t care how many contend for these prizeß. Our offer is not confined to the county or State. It is for the melons; ■jve they c.pme from, but Ife 'httf'-e aft id<;a Where they’ll go to. American Prttlt Preserving Powder*, at - f JlcQall A. Gbooveh’s. ,?SSV.— i~h- o- ———- Exotie or Indigenonn. The only question that has stimulated the citizen# of Qhitman to investigation and research for the last week is whether one of onr prominent lawyers is an exotic or whether he is indigenous to the soil. This question was propounded by a learned gentleman who had just arrived in our town, and upon his introduction to tho lawyer. leferred to. Although we had not investigated the question we tliiuk it could have been settled without much difficulty Jjad it not been suggested that thp first question to -cdfedder was whether the lawyer was a “yearb” or not. This mak ing the matter too complicated for us we withdrew at once. We learn, however, that the investigators have not arrived at a satisfactory conclusion, and that the lawyer is waiting with much anxiety to learn how he is in the future to be classi fied We Can't Help It. j To Mr. W. A. Livingston, nt Bolvillo 1 In answer to your inquiry why Ta Inhe kusDENT don’t resit'h yon regularly, we can only say that we put it in tho Post Office regularly every week, directed to you. Whether it remains in Quitman or is stopped by the way we cannot say. When we have put it in the Post Office it is all we can do. If you don’t get it we can’t help it. We know there is a wrong, bat vp iff havyig.it .inyosfi gfitod. We, (lou t believe tjuj out iH'it' j master intentionally does anything wrong, but from w hat we can learn too many have ! access to liis office, aud some that would i gladly ,suppress ’ljifE lneKr^Diwr. Emotlonali It is thrilling to us as wo sit in our sane- j turn to hear the gushing sentiments as they j fall from the lips of our friends beneath ! the balcony. Wo smile nt their emotions and laugh at their enthusiasm. As matri mony is one of the principle topics of their discussion, mid as we have no interest in that subject,wo can only rejoice with them in their prospective triumphs and share their sadness in their untiVipnteil and real ized defeats. And when some modern Hebe, some god do as rivaling in beauty the mythical Venn*, presents herself to their imagination, their sympathies are aroused to tho utmost for all her kindred, particu larly a recently unfortuuatc father. One of these excitable gentlemen, while read ing on Weduesday morning last in the Madison Recorder an amount of a serious injury to one of his friends by being thrown from a buggy, gave the lullowiug expressions of his sympathy: “My Lord! He is us noble a man ns ever livid; with two of the most charming and fascinating daughters tho world ever knew. I would gladly accept his situation and endure his suffering that I might be lulled into sweet est slumbers by kite ogho of their gwutie foot-falls.” (to hack, Be’rlja, and vvof ship at their shrine. Pour out your emo tions at their little footies, and listen for an echo from the heart. In the sincerity of your devotions you may touch some deli cate cord of sympathy that w ill vibrate in sweetest harmony with your own senti ments and emotions. Talk of tho beauti ful flowers that bloom and fade, and how they are refreshed by dewy evenings’ affec tionate kiss. ileal freely in the , gems of poesy. Tell them “Tho rose i* rod, the violet’s blue.” Plaid Grenadines, black ami colors, at reduced prices, at JiukKis, Jelks A Co’s. o Satin striped and plain Poplins, at reduced, prices, at limans, Jelks A Co's. The 1 11rlit ill n 1 ml* v. We have received a copy of this excel lent religious weekly journal published in Atlanta. It is the organ of the Baptist de nomination of (loorgis, numbering in membership 115,000; Alabama member ship, 86,000, nnd of Middle Tennessee | meuiliersliip, *0,000; equate ting a mem j bership of 250,0(H). It is a large, eight | puge papui, UamULUly und. ai>i> edited, \viUi, tierhyps %s aide ft MW of religious eoutribotifs as any (leper ||ib lisheti in our 'country, Ivirfli fir F’lUtli, j and wo cheerfully recommend it to onr ! readers of every denomination its an ex i ccllent family paper. And we say without j hesitancy that we would regard a Baptist as a very inefficient member if lie is able and doesn’t patronize a joumtl so emi ( that the Baptists, bktj < >mc .cSiidf Cliris- I tian denominations, have a goixlly num ber of members that love money more than | religious instruction: that are satisfied ! with first principles, and not willing to j leave them behind and go on to higher and nobler attainments iu the divine : life. We say unto all such, ye are burying your talent. ,Subscribe for the i Christian Index, and let its celestial light illumine your pathway. Perhaps church j members are as gam? liefe ffs ’anywhere,"' 1 but we think many of them could inprovo the time by reading the Index, as in it they would find subjects and themes couversutinu of a mitre.ulfvatsd 'chirfacter | than the foibles and indiscretions of their j neighbors. See advertisement in another column. A Romantic Incident. The family of Uudly, of Northampton shire, bears for its crest a woman’s head crowned with a JmlinoL the throat-Jatch loose, tbV tikhr throw'll tip, drift her ’"hair flowing and dishevelled. Its origin was as follows: la the letter pari of fhe'foppieentlpcpn. tury a brave knight, named Hotot, had a serious dispute with Sir Jasper Ringsdale concerning,the title tqa vuluablg piece of land; and as a last' resort tile'rival claim ants agreed to meet upon the disputed ter ritory and settle the matter by a conbat at arms. Hotot was well advanced in age, nnd upon the morning of the appointed day he found himself laid up with gout, and in Sncli pain that be could not even arise from his chair. In this emergency his daughter Agnes, who held her father’s j honor very dear, and who desired much jto retain the land, armed herself in full ! k>ighy [ well-known cnargerf and bearing a lance i which she had often used in tilting sport, | went forth at the time ajipointed and met Ringsdale. The fight was stubborn, but the maiden’s suplepess,of jrmb fijjidb' pre vailed over the Might's 'greater physical strength, and in tho end she dismounted him. Quickly leaping, bom ■hen* xadiile she drew her dagger, Dill Ringsdale had no desire to renew tho combat; and when he had acknowledged himself vanquished his opponent loosened her throat-latch, and lifted up the helmet, thus letting down her flowing tresses upon her shoulders and discovering her sex. The Lady Amies afterwards married into the Dudlfyfasuily,' \ and in honor of this chivalrous and heroic i act her deseendents have used tho above crest with the motto— C-aloxt spes sedulis, ; which is feebly rendered —In this (helmet) j we trust our honor. The sunshine which warms and Cheers our hearts exposes the weak spots in our Sunday suits. That’s the only objection we have to sunshine. A CRUSADE 01 FRAYER. Pastoral Idlin’ or I)li o*w, the Moat Rev. An hbtxlinp of Rotv Orlvans, Pr-rrtt>fiiK u Trldnmm of Prayer* for (lie CHurcli Napoleon Joseph, by the draco of God nnd favor of the Apostolic Sec, Arch bishop of New Orleans, Domestic Iso late of His Holiness, Assistant at the Pontifical Throne, Roman Count, etc. To the t 'leniy and FniOiftd of the Diocese, Ik,Mt} ('nil Ifonmlkluii, in' Christ our * w.- n j * • r,; Beloved Fellow-Lahokeks and Peak Bkktbukn: The Sovereign Pontiff, Pius IX, condescending to the petition of pious Catholics, shocked and alarmed at the in sidious smuos mid open attacks whereby the Catholic Church is menaced by tho powers of hell, has granted pcrmissioit to celebrate throughout the Christian world a triduum of prayer, aud designated for that purpose, the three days immediately preceding the Assumption oT the Blessed Virgin Mary. lu conformity with this wish of tho Sovereign I Vutail, iva hereby aunouuce to yiW, dear Moved Tvfrthreu, a solemn tri duum of prayer, during which Catholics, inilmod with one and the same spirit, and , growing with a fresher zeal and fervor, will send up their vows and prayers through the intercession of the glorious Virgin im maculate nnd the whole heavenly court, to the throne of God, that for tho glory of His own name He may spoedily deliver the Holy Father from his captivity and as sort the triumph of the Catholic Church. The label’s of ministry, and the fatigue attendant upon our pastoral visitation, per mit us not to enter here into the study of the motives bykvliieh you should be aw ! tasted in this holy pacific crusade of prayer. This, however, would, in your case, dear beloved brethren, be unneces sary; your love and veneration for the sa cred person of Pius IX are too well known, and your zeal for the Holy See is too con spicuous to require an additional exlior -1 tation now. But, as alms-deeds impart a I peculiar efficacy to prayer, it is fit ting j that, during those three days there should ; be a collection taken up in every church I at the public cj*Arqjsq(Upnd this collection Will be for the Hrtly Fitther, as sonic sort of substitute for the Peter’s pence, so re* nmrkably diminished with us by the lutrd ! ships of the times. We take this occasion to protest in our own name, and iu the name of every < 'atho -1 lie iu our diocese, against the iniquitous measures adopted by the enemies of re* j ligimi in Europe for the overthrow of the i Kingdom of Christ,, and the substitution of the Kingdom of Satan iu its stead. We protest especially against the sacri legious law pursuant to which the Picd i montese Government, true to its rapacious | instincts, completes the spoliation of re* | ligipus houses, and aims thereby what it ! counts upon as a fatal blory agaiubt the ex i istetiee of the Ghnivh herself. | In unision with all the bishops living ! under Prussian rule we protest against the 'wicked laws passed by that government, j now Aranlt With victory and rioting iu tho i delirium of momentary success, for tho , oppression of the Catholic Cherch and its ministers; but its machinations will bo frustrated; it strikes against tho comer stone of the divine edifice, at the base of : which all its pretensions will be smothered <*u their own dust. Those laws we de | riormee as directly affecting the liberty of j tlie church, as opposed lo the constitution ; named for it by its divine founder, and : implying the negation of tjic fuudummitid i principle of Christianity, the divinity of our 1 domed Lord. We woutri here also hnlrfup the honest , ; Juabty indignation of,a, (run people the liy ' pop iwy of Kip riwiss so-called liberals, who ; nufter the nVitne of lilterty/ seek t0..-crump ! and shackle the consciences of their Cut ho | lie. fellow countrymen into au odious and galling servitude. The reverend pastors are requested, while 1 reading this pastoral letter to their respect ive flocks, to iusiston the declarations which ; we make here, that the Catholics of tlie diocese may all bo acquainted with the lavipuls yn wlnioh .oursotunui protestation islffed It'-is our d< sire that the Gatho- I liir-sW-ietM; iffil espenalb-’iWe '(litfi'OTc Militant Union of the Cross, instituted par ticularly for the defence of the rights of | the Church, would likewise protest with all : their energy in the meetings which they will hold for this special purpose. For these reasons, having invoked the ' name of God, we have ordained and do or ■ dain that which is hereinafter prescibed, viz: I’irst- A solenui triduum of prayers Rill be held in every church and chapel of our ffiogeso dai’jng the . three days preceding the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. Second During those three days there will be, in each church, at least one public ex* ereise, either iu the morning or in tlie evening, as Urn pgslqr may. judge primer. Whefe eOnVPtitem. tlte proftrr is free'to have those devotions twice a duy. . Third—Each day, at either of those exert eises of devotion, the Litany of Saints, pro scribed by the Holy Father, have to bo re cited. Fourth -The Benediction of tho Blessed Sacrament may be given once a day; but to the usual prayers, the invocation, re peated three times, Puree Doming is to be subjoined with the pray dr Deue; <fiti culpa | ajf'undcris at the close. Fifth—At each one of these exercises, the I collection, as already indicated will be for I the Hoiy Father. !' *smr 'flie mifftffn' are VxhbrlM to combine with these exercises fervent com* ; munions, acts of piety, penance and other . good works, in order to render God more ' flexible to onr prayers. Seventh —The Rev. Pastors are invited ;to instruct their flocks, each day of the | triduum, on its great importance, and to ! impress them with a sense of our views 1 and intentions in issuing this pastoral let* j ter. Eigtk—The Holy Father having gr.’Ufcd ! seven years ihdHlgehcb for each day of the I triduum, and a plenary indulgence to ! those who, having duly confessed their j sins, shall receive communion during the * Triduum, on the Feast of tho Assnmpr Ition, or on.any day during the octave, it is •hoped that ull the; faithful wiU avail them selves of the sprifila! advantages ‘thereby placed within their reach. Ninth L'ppn the receipt of this letter, the reverend pastors are authorized to omit j the prayer —pro serenitate. ! This, our pastoral letter, will be read on the Sunday immediately following the re jeeipt thereof, at high ma&s v in all the tehurches of the diocese': Given under the course of our pastoral visitation, at Ascension "pa'fish, fin rti’o'Feast' of fit.’ BbriaVenture, ; bishop and doctor of tho church, tho 11th of July, 1873. f Napoleon Louis, j tr, Archbishop of New Orleans. J. Anstaet, Secretary. The Irish Catijolipj of. St. Louis arojnaking ample preparations for the National Con vention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent j Union of the United States, next October, I The Watchman says: “It will be by all j odds the most important meeting of Irish i American Catholics ever held in this coun ' try. QUITMAN MARKET, OORKKOIEU VKIILVII crbbch rt vkWhom. Baouiho—Gunny yd 18 a 20 Iron Ties A 8 a 10 Bacon Sh milder* . Hi 9 a 10 C'k’ur tubbed ..A 12 a 19% llaais. ........ .A 10 a 18 Bread—Soda Biscuit. ft —a 15 I.inuon Bianuit ft -*- a IS Gtngor Hnapps ft 15 a 20 Beeswax ft —a 26 Beep Steak ft 8 a 10 BuTTKIi Goshi’U ft 15 a 62 Good Wimtcrn .. ft —a 05 Candi-eh—Adamantine ft a 25 Sperm ft 45 a 50 Coppee—Rio 1b 26 a 80 Java, old Government ft 80 a 10 Ditv Goon*- -l’riuta, fafcoy. yd 12% a 15 % Brown Shillings. ■■ yd 9 a 11 h Brown Sheeting*, yd —a 14 4*4 *• “ ...yd —a 15 White Osuahuigs yd a 15 Striped “ yd 12V1 a 15 CliJvkß. Vil 12% a 15 Vara*, A**'t Np’* ....5 ft 100 a 1 76 Fridcs—Nortli'n Htqienlliribbl 800 alO 00 Northern Extra.... . libl 10 50 all 00 Nuith nFam’yii Fancy.bid 12 00 als 00 Fish—Mackerel No. lffiw bbl 800 alO 00 “ No. 1. . kit* 200 a 280 “ No. 1... bbl 700 a 900 “ No. 2 kit* 250 a 200 S-} S Fowmi— Chlckons do* a 8 00 Xui'Ju‘V’l, large tiizu. .uttch 100 a1 36 'GnAiN-~0()m, white, from store* lu —a 100 0at5....... bu 70 a 90-a lIIDDH AJii) Skin— Good Fliut Cktii ... U 14 a 16 Dry Halted Cow Hides. H> 12 a 14 Goat Skins each 10 a 20 Otter Skins each 100 a 300 Iron—Sweden tt> iy % a 8 laAi>—XXX in bbls lb 12 a 12^ Leaf lbs ft 120 Kuliued . —a 00 i*iQwoa—Whisky, Cinwmon Troiif 1 35 a 140 fcwnffod prat 200 a2 25 Bonrbon, g(K>d gal 360 a 400 . JJraudv. Amorican—gal 260 a 300 Hum, St- Crttft - .gal 460 a6 00 Jamaica, tfotfa gal 500 a7 00 Gin, Imported .gal 500 a6 60 Gin, Common Kal 225 a 250 Hootch ft Eng. Ales .. aoz 250 a 226 Port* r. Genuine. do* 250 a 276 Lumbrr- flooring boards. M 12 00 als 00 Dressed Flooring M 1G 00 alB 00 Shingles, pine M 300 a 400 Me\i-~- Fine bbl a 1 25 Hominy bbl a 1 25 Syrup gal a 50 j Nails—4 ontl Gd keg 700 a7 26 Oils- Kerosene gal 35 a 40 Linseed gal a 1 85 Powder— Kifle, fine keg 725 a 750 F. F. F, 1% tb can . a 75 ! Potatoes Sweet. bbl 65 a 75 Rice--Clean Carolina, H> 0 a 10 SaUT—LivaTpom sack 225 a2 80 Shot Drop bag 800 a 825 Buck bag 275 a 300 Soap-Family No. 1 tt —a 10 l’alc **- 1° Common tt) Fair lb o%a 8 Sugars—(b ushed ft Bow'd, lb 14 a 15 A White tt 13% a 14 B White tb 13 a iBVi Extra. tb 13 a 13j/ t Vel low 0 tt> 12 a 13 Florid n lb 8 a 11 Smok’o Tobaouo—Durham. tb 70 a 75 Fruits and Flowers ... lb 65 a 70 Other Grades tb 50 a 60 Tobacco- -Dptamon Sound, tb 60 a 65 MeAflni#! tb 60 a 65 Bright tb 75 a 80 Pocket Pieces tb 60 a 80 Dark Caddies, Sweet. Ib 70 a 80 Tallow— Good lb 9 a 10 Vinegar White Wine. ..gnl ..a 50 Cider Vinegar gnl a 50 ■ Wool—Unwashed tb a 27 1 Soda tb. 10 a 15 | Oysters Itb can a 15 j “ 2D) can a 25 ' Sardines box ..a 25 1 Starmi lb 15 a 20 | Snuff tb 75 a 100 | The above are cash prices. rnmmmu.emm-m.mm-m~mmm ■ ■■■■*■" *• . . .! NEW ADVKHTIKKMEITB. L . _ M. FITZGERALD, (ESTABLISH];!) 1860 J Manufacturer and. WholoEale and Retail Dealer in Ml im* a* tit ■ i -••• CANDIES, CORDIALS, SIRUPS, Fancy Confectionary, &c. 180 Bryan St., Between Barnard and Jefferson Streets, Savannah, Ga. aug2-tf ' ] .. . r oiio. Xppile, DEALER IN CLOTHING, II ATS, CAPS, * ,* r , i ' f ■ > m Gent’* Furniahing Good*, BOY’S CLOTHING, TRUNKS, VALISES, BootH anti Shoes, No. 162 Bryan Street, Market Square, UNDER BREIM'i HOTEL, Savannah, Ga. aug2-tf IVotiee. TTTE. THE UNDERSIGNED, DO HEREBY VV forewarn all meu from trading for a note exooutedby ua to Wm. A. Bowen & Bro., about the first oi February, 1678, for seventy -fivo ilol lars, and payable tho first of November, 1873, as the considerations for which tho note was exe cuted utterly failed, and we will not pay tho same unless comticllcd by law. JNO. E. HANNA. aug2-4t JNO. W. McAMJHTER. A nVEHTINF.MENTH. *NOW IS THE TIME To Subscribe for THE INDEPENDENT, A Live, Wide Awake WEEKLY JOURNAL, Published at QUITMAN, GA. sfe jw <MMO aMUK #. ..SRK l ' ! ; '* Contains the Latest FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, And i* Sent to ■ ■ll , , '*;( *.i . . * All Parts of the Country FOR THE SMALL SUM OF OO per Annum, 3, C. GALL YHEK, Editor and Propriotor, MIIiCKIIJL..VMi:UL'a AD VK UTIS RMEMIN. McCALL & GROSVER, ~0348)031 QUITMAN, GA., #■* f • Boalers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Fine Toilet Soap. Toney Hair and Tooth Brushes. Perfumery and Fanoy Toilet Artioloe, Tremi and Shonldrr Bracr*, Fresh Garden Seeds, Paints, Oils, Varnishes & Dye-Stufls. Letter Paper, Penn, Ink, Knvelopc*, WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes, Fatty, Carbon Oil, Lamps and Chimnoys. Physicians Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. Shot, I’owdek, Pehcubsion Oats, Tobacco, jyl2-ly Snuff and Cigar*. CURRIER, SHERWOOD & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Boots and Shoes. This is one of the Oldest and Largest Boot and Shoe Jobbing Houses IN THE CITY. .'... 1 All their Supplies arc obtained from THE VERY BEST MANUFACTORIES, And Sold to Customers on the MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS. 476 & 478 Broome Street, New York. A. M. WATKINS, Traveling Agrrit. Jy39-tf I WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT TENTION of the citizens of Brooks and tlio adjoining counties, to my large and select stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS*AND SHOES, IIARWzVRE, GROCERIES, Etc., Etc., All of which will be sold upon REASONABLE TERMS and at LOWEST PRICES. o I would also call the attention of Planters to my LARGE STOCK OF FARM IMPLEMENTS, Such as FLOWS, CLEVICES, HEEL BOLTS, GRAIN FANS, etc., etc. These goods will be sold at MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, With Freight Added. IT GIVE ME A CALL. VS JOHN TILLMAN. fafy&tf MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS^ (WITH LATEST IMroVKMKNTS.) FOR 20 YEARS THE Standard of Excellence THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, Over 750,000 in Use. IT yon think of buying a Sowing Mnbta it will pay you to examine the record* of thoae now in uhu and profit* by experifltioc. Th Wlimlw ft Wllwon Stands alone a* the only Light llumiliiK JlatUln©, using I he Hot ary I look, making n Lock Stitch, idike on both HidOH of the fabric sewed. All niiuttle machine# wtlto power in drawing tho ahuttlu back after the ntiich i* formed, bringing double wear and rtrain upon both miuhino amt operator, ne*ice. lAlfci other in&chincß rapidly wear out, the Wheeler Wilson I*alH a Lifetime, and proves an l economical investin''.nt. Do not all that i t>y tto-ealled “Ohoap” machine*, yon should roqdire proof that years of use bnrve tested' their value. Money once thrown away cannot be recovered. Send for onr circulars. Maohinoe sold on MMjr tonus, or monthly payments taken. Old machine* put in order oy received in exchange. WHEELEK ft WILSON MF’G OO.’S OFFICES: Savannah, Augusta, Macon and Columbus, Ga W. B. Clever, Gen. Agt., Savannah, Ga. mavßl-llni ; ' . . DR. E. A. JELKS, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Ga. OFFICE —Bvick building adjoining the store of Measrs. liriggH, Jelks ft Cos., Screven wtreet. mavlOtf Certificate. Thomasville, Ga., June 26,1873. Meters. Jno. B. Woof ion ft ib., Quitman, Oa.: Gentlemen:—Yours of tho 13th instant is at hand, also tlie bottle of Chill and Fever Remedy 1 sent by Mr. Christian. I liave delayed this long in order that I might try your medicine as re quested. I was at tlie time of the reception of tho medicine down with chills and fever. I took the otu‘ bottle sent: in a very short time Iwm up, and am satisfied that your medicine cured me. I have had iu> symptoms of either chills or fever since, and believe it to be a good thing. I take great pleasure in recommending it to the public generally us an antidote for chill and fever. Hoping you much success in your new field, I remain, as ever, Yours, fte., Jo un Sr AIK, ■JisHMWBHHSsHa!ae!HHSHHHfc2SiaJ LEGAL AOVjeiITIKMENTS. Notiff 1 . OFFIffE COUNT? COUBT, } Quitman, Ga., July 26, 1873. f WiitiiEAH, The Commissioners appointed by this Coart to mark out atod establish ti new roaa from Godwin’s to Townsend’s on the Georgia and j Florida lino in Brooks count-y, have reported un ! der oath that they have laid out and nwrfted said roud conformably to law, and believe it to be ef public utility. It is therefore ordered, Tliat all parties con eernod are notified that on the 15th uav of Sep tember next au order will bo granted, finally es tablishing tweid road permanently, unless good cause is shown to the contrary. El WARD IT. HARDEN, Judge County Court, Brooks County. aug2-4t Citation. CJTATK OF C.EOIiGIA- BnooKS County.—lt O appearing to the? Ordinary of said county tfiai John C. Magnifier, a minor orphan of said county,, has no guardian, and that a necessity for a guardian musts, and no person has applied for such guardianship. Therefore, all persons con cerned will take nptieo that unless some fit and proper person makes application by the First Monday in September next, such guardianship will bo vested in the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County. ‘ ■ au2-4t J. Ordinary. CITATION* STATE OF GEORGIA, ) Brooks County, r fluperior Court, May Term, 1873. J Present, His Honor A. H. Hanscll, Judge. Georgia M. DuLaranaga <;.<?. Lewis N. DoLara naga-—libel for divorce. Rule to- perfect service. It appearing to the (Joint by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant Joes not reside in this county; and it further appealing that he doss no t reside in this State, it is, on motion of coun sel, Ordered that said uvfendant appear and an swer t tho noxt term of this Court, etee that the case b considered in default, and tho plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it, is further ordored that this rule bo pub lished in tho Independent once a month for four mouths. AIIG. 11. HANSELL. Judge S. C. fib C. 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