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«> LV DAILY, I.AMUKST WKKKI" ' rio> IN SOITHW i, AMO THE LV CIHITLA" GEOB6U. The Daily xnre axo A*rx*n*x* l» pnbtbh- » awry aaoreiBX (Mondsjr excepted). Die VtULT Mn AXP Advxxtisxx, every bAtnnlij mornloje. Scmcbiptiox Katzs: OjilT.«»eye»r^ •<** “ eixanethe * WEEKLY AUVKRTIStXU KATES. Theeeenlldiied imvxlMonof ii»n*w*am> Atnnlui *i»*» oer weekly Ike Uni?' clfcehlien <7 »«f eewapeper Is Souib- na Ueenda. <>er book* on open for )»- memim The Mtowlex rale* of *J*.nl»ie« tfceieAr theiefer er* pcwponloeatelj lower IbaelhoKirf any otker paper, ami ell! k* aUfatly ok erred : a I • raadlne auuer : <* ■ ItlmlMAIUClIUM *• ** Ektiaatal ooilooo Akar Ikon calling atmtiaa la arealnuwwaan.el local d.d«ti«.» coni* par kao hr In ioortUoa and 1*3* for lack sub *"ku*loraAeetaMadaredaeon Ikedna appear aamaiajTeniaraaral.or wkeo paeaantad, exeepa whM <tlwlw for. MCINTOSH 4k EVANssPn>p*i aril! bc^pHsd L. Lane, the regu- Democratic nominee for Senator from this District, withdrawing from thence. Without discussing the celatire mer its of the two candidates, whose names bare been presented for this office, we regret the circumstances which bare caused the rctiracy of the nominee of the Democratic party. Sereni reasons can be giren for this condition of a'- fairs. The failure of the State Con- rention to nominate a candidate for GoTernor; dissatisfaction at the rota tion system, and the general disruption of the Democratic party. This is a deplorable state of affairs, when a regularly nominaled Demo crat is forced to withdraw from a con test, which has so many times been won by a united Democratic party. We congratulate Mr. Lane, and accept his declination as an indisidual effort to slill the troubled waters of Georgia Democracy. We presume that Capt. Westbrook will now h ore the field without or ganised Democratic opposition. He has a good rcci ri as a Icgisla'or, is conservative, anil runs with a pledged following composed of Democrats a- well as Republicans. The Next House—Parly (Quarrels. Of all the many uncertainties of the present campaign, the political com plexion of the next House of Represen tatives seems just now to he (he niort mixed. Anything like reliable or satis factory calculation as to how the un-li bers will stand is precluded by the un fortunate party or family quarrels that have arisen on both sides throughout the entire county and the unprecedont- al member of independent candidal- a that are in the field. The Washington Situ writing upon Ihis subject says that in not a few districts which are safely Republican when the party is united, divisions have occurred, result ing in two candidates of that parly. This is true of a number of Democratic di-tricts in Missouri, Virginia, Georg's -nd other States. The independent candi dates avoid any distinct declarations as to how they wilt vote politically if elected, because they want to catch rotes from both parties. It is more than probable that the political control if the next House will depend upon the results in these districts which are rendered doubtful by narty quarrels. Atlc Since the ab-ve went into type, Capt. S. K. Weston, Chairman of the Senato rial Convention held in this city on.the 24th ultimo, has handed in a notic-, which will be found elsewhere, calling Mricib i “1*0“ the d legates to said convention lamakAiiniirptabltshcit In this payer ; to m-et again to-day (Saturday) to ySSwfiSi mlTi^w'.ni nomiinate another candidate. Capt. £?&*3S?«!5 > S jSSTmavSES: I Wra,on i»«tiog in thia matter, we pro- Tat* rate Is Impemtire, an-l will not be dart- i „ um o, under the advice, or at the in- _ . — * 1 stance, ofthe Executive Commitee, and ALBAS Y. GA-, OCT. 2 1880. as th ■ election is only a few days off, 1 , V. and this is the last and only altorna- -Bl.i a Lies" water is a fashionable . ... . . , ,, , tire lett by which the Democracy can draught. It « . »“/ or h .vc. nominee in the field, i. it to be fficfd by too much pol,ucal campaign- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u , j the late eonveniion as receive notice in Frank Brimrerry hadn’t been over j time will respond to the call, and be Fourth Grind Exhibition —OF IMh—• Amerious Fair ASSOCIATION Will be held at their Fklr Grounds, Amerirus.Ua. -FROM OCTOBER 26th to 29th, 1880. Libera! Premiums In the Departments of AGltHT’LTljKE, iioKTicri/rmE, MANUFACTORY, FINE AIM'S, ETC. Let lliero be no laggttid* in this Congressional rsmpaign on the Dam- ocra ic side, but stir up the masses and elect Turner to Congress. nnounfemeut. FOR STATE SENATOR. O WING to the dissatisfaction prouriug oui i»f the Democratic Senatonnl nomina- lion, and at the earnest solii itation of man I krmoarata I hereby announce myself an lutle- Item Atlnevttsemcnts. FOE HEUT I Mutes, Torn, h SMALL FA KM. url! A Fodder, Colt *n Seed, Wagon and Impio tiiAnt-.torent fur the ye»r 1881. Sit<iatc<l sis m* Its from Albany. und g«nt. Apply on jo .|4»nes a Walters. Albany. Oct. 2.18S0-»tl!no»t tilass id-worn, Etc.. Etc. COMIC OVKl COME ALL! And let the world see what Sumter and adjoining counties can do. JOHN WINDSOR, Prea’t. J. W. WHEATLEY* Sec’jr. ipi 25-2 Idw Id Roar. M HtrrLBB. Hkkhy D. mtkvknb. BUTLER & STEVENS. COTTON FACTORS Commission Merchants, 88 BAY STREET, Savannah, ..... Ga. BanrlDg and Tie- at BOITOM PRICES flood Mlet and prompt jeturna guaranteed. Liberal cash advances made, sept 1 G3ml a wd«3iu thia tray yet. We await his coming. Some ofthe colored-boys want to bear him on the Camilla riot matter. Bora aides seem to be willing to admit that the negro vole is an'im portant feature in this race, and the negro vote is sought diligently. | Tux air is filled with rumors as to probable results on the 6th of October, but the money purses hang rightly down this way. and good, solid bu.i- aess bets are off. ready to act promptly and judiciously in th’s emergency. Under the circnm- satnees, it appears to us that it would be belter for the Democracy to meet and nominate or indorse (’apt. West brook, who is running an independent schedule, than <o have the matter go by- default, and no candidate of their own in the field at all The National Political Outlook. The New York Journal of Com merce has an editorial urder the above caption, an encouraging picture for D.-tnocrxts. It beliexka that a large majority of the people of the United Thu is a season of speech making: and it would bo well for the average street politician »o keep an iced sponge States desire a change of parties in the ip his hat. It will prevent sudden up- national administration. The partisan of bad Mood. Wx had drawn out the cub and were prepared to chronicle the death of one or the other candidate, bat nobody is willing to admit that Wednesday’* de bate b.ried anybody. So the coffin yet lies unoccupied. Standard Dollars. — Daring last week the Treasury issued on orders re- f u j men ,bers 0 ceived therefore 64U,902s:anJard silver party are more or leas expressing their dollars. During the corr* apondi tg content with the signs that indicate th** week last year but 296,480 st niard cowirg revolution. The latter cla^s silver dollars went out have teen trying lor years to effect re- Ov Saturday last Senator Blaine, form within the town organisation Husking Davis was elected Goremor of Maine, telegraphed: -He laoghs rho laughs last *’ but, lo, and be Democrats of course are eager for it but there ia ample evidence in our cor- a-espondence from all sections of the country that the large class of citizens who are not attached to either patty look upon such a change as essential to our national prosperity. And beyond this, and of still greater political .signifi cance, not a few of the more thought- the present dominant form They have seen its worst elements in control, not only of party measures, but of public affairs. Pol ; tical rewards hold. Plaisfed was elected when the have been given to the notoriously Cor fu!! returns were brought in; and then ! rnpt and incompetent for unscrupulous Blaine's smiles cessed. I devotion to their leaders who thus *• . maintained their supremacy. The solid Ex-Sesatos 'A m. H. Uabsi h, air sound judgment ofthe best man of the Democratic National -om ‘ mt . n 0 f t [, c party have gone for naught mr.tee, retarned to Washington Tu-s- | weighed a>nst political devise day riom the Rat He says that In- and trjck Despairing of betier ad- diaoa will sorely go Demoeranc in the j mi:iifctrJltim) without the overthrow of October election, and that Oh to is not who have u , ed lhe Ke publicsna cert *' n for the Republicans. j , OI ihcir own -elfish gain, the men who Hon. H. G. Tcrsek candidate for should be at the front in this organiza- CffiTS’m YOUTHS’ FASHION EMPORIUM! D. W. PRICE. MERCHANT TAILOR. Over Central Railroad Rank, If ha th.* Finest and Handsomest lot of Goods for Dress & Easiness Saits Ever seen in Southwest Georgia. NO SHODDY CLOTHS! Fits guaranteed. Prices satisfactory. Cali and examine my goods. 4Utl> Year of the Medical College of Georgia AUGUSTA. GA. T ill* Institution constitutes the Medical Pe- liartint'iii i*f the Mate University. The di plomat are signed by its t'hancsllor. Tho M-sslou will coinmcucu 4>n the 1st Monday of November, and will end on the lstwf March following. * '*r circular to G. W. RAINS,Vletc. Albanv. Oct. 2.1Wt0.w6m D. W. PRICE, Merchant Tai r o: GEORGIA—Bakf.k County. Whereas, Hen-am!n F. Hudipcth. administrator of the estate of Vary Haddock lat»- of said coun ty. decea ert, anpl es for letters of dismission hav it*g fuMy administ red said estite. Thwe are f t.rreiore toaduonish all persons concerned to h*- and ai pear at the «V>urt of Ordinary of said county, on the first Mood.y in January next, to show cause, if any tb^y have, why s iid a|*plica- ii--n nboiild not t*e ur'ntrd Wiccess my hand officially this tSeplotuh* r *.». oct2-w.?m New Goods! Low Prices! My Fall Stock of Dry Goods. Groceries anilLipors I* now arriving all who will giv TO RK USDeTltSiiLP. GIVE ME A CHANCE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. A. RATLIFF. SASH! DOORS! BUKOS Cement, Plaster, Hair, FOR SALK BY GEO. S. GREENWOOD sepiltf NOTICE! THE TAX BOOKS Are Open for the Collection of State and County Tates FOR 1200, J. R, Forrester, Tax Collector Dougherty Co McDonough & ballanttn?, ron and Brass Founders and Machinists, savaititah:, ga. 1 attention to our - P5 NS manufactur ed by ourselves. The Pans are smoother than those or Northern manufacture, and mad'* of the best material, and we feel no hesitation la pronouncing them a first-class article in every respect, and cannot full to give satisfaction. The iron for our Sugar Oane Mills is manufac tured in the best possible manner with heavy wrought iron shahs. T he Rollers are made of the beat pig Iron, hence all possibility of break age is guarded against, and guaranteed by us for one year. PZiZOBMi The followlnr are the prices of our Sugar Cane Mills and Pant: 12 Inch mllL...... f 5 M gal. pan 40 •• - a 14 •* ** —........ at 5o “ " to 1C •• “ 42 80 •* ** 12 Wo an* also prepared to fill orders on the i fa von* I de term* lor Gin Gearing, Iran Fronts for Stores nii*l dwellings. Brackets, Venn dshs at il Cemetery Kalliug*. together with Iran and Ilraas Cas.lngsoi every variety. Ma chine Work, either new orsuib needing repair- have our prompt attention. Steam angfne both new and second-hand, for sale. WM. KEHOE & CO.. Proprietors. MANUFACTURERS OF IROH and BRASS CASTINGS FALL % Sugar Mills and Pans a Specialty. of our Sugar Mills the most skillful mechanics are employed and heat material rksl are ot heavy wrought Iron and rolls of best charcoal pig Iron, turned up ned* THEV HAVE NO SUPERIOR AND ARE WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR Many yi-srs' experience, large sales and perfect satisfact Ion, prove thesi mills to]be ofthe very beat lallty, and auilM to the wants of the planter. Alt* HiTECTURAL IRON WORK for Churches or**H and Dsellings. Omeiery, Garden, Veranda ami Balcony Ralllnga. Plow Castlugv, Etc. Hatwtluctiuii guaranteed, both in workmanship and prices. We re-pectfuliy solicit your orders, WM. KEHOE Ac CO., septl83taad«*3in EAST END OF BROUGHTON ST., SAVANNAH, GA. In th itnanufac used. Tin*Shaft . in lathe hear lugs, all turn* WESTON, COLLIER & DAVIS WAREHOUSE -AND- RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE FARMERS TRADING WITH ALBANY Uxt >. fpened the Planters’ Warehouse. Lately kept by Mr. H. J. COOK, for the purpose of transacting a Legitimate Warehouse and Commission Business, >nd ask a *»’ire of their influence and patronage. As announced in the Spring, we Intend to be “ON ONE SIDE OF THE COUNTER,” bedeving it l« safest for us, atii, by far, the BEST fur the farmer therefore we pledge our honor not to buy cotton, but at ail times to be in such condition as will enlaeb To Give to our Patrons Unbiased Advice. GOODS! PLANTATION for REN 1 Fragile Roberts” SWAMP PLACE, nine miles from Albany. One muls goes with the place. Tbe plantation is in g**od order. witL all necessary outbuildings and good gin stand. J. L. BOYT, Albany. Ga. Sept. 9f, 1880. Receiver. a Warehouseman, and will have general management with business, pleaae send, or give in | ^ _... iiisiii' M should warrant, we will open 11 HOUSE abo. aud will employ safe and reliable men to aid us. Comfortable quarters for patrons staying over night. Our MR. WESTON has much experience of the business If you should favor **^ * ijmsith-n o your cotton, *** Congress and Col. Wm. M. Han»mond. Prendenti>l Elector for thi. District, fired the wood* of Berrien with their el oquence last week, »nd the Democracy of that call.nt banner county promise them 1,000 m.jority. So mote it be. lion are ready to accept the change as the only means of effecting t..e desired result “With the non-partisan public the feeling i» one of intense desire for a restoration of that peace and u- Hy be tween the screral sections of the coun try. and especially between the Nor thern and Southern States which is essential to our prosperity, hut which "kt o a th m:ri o »» — j 4 D B II7I1 IT fl K&.A.F.Tiit&Co., CXTTLEE.V, IRON, \ Il III M Ntr It is said that Major Walsh, of the mounted police of Canada, has secured Sitting Bull for three years for a com pany of Canadians, who propose ir.ak- j, seems impossible to obtain under the ing a tour of the United States and ; pr( . se nt ruling oreamzation.” Canada with biro, beginni-g on the 1st ———-••* ' , # r rI _ w-io,. Is It legitimate Gambling 2 of January. He will appear m a border ........ ... life drama. * n 1118 “ ierc * are sev 1 cral apecieg of legitimate gambling. Ob, how we long for the day when j The wife, at the family fireside, is at- this blarsted, chafing consolidation ■ lowed to bet the last dime of her chick- bridle is taken off and we can nnstrad- j en money with her bosom companion, die the fence and plant our brogans j aid whether or not she loses her stake, once more upon terra firms, without a bottle of wine settles the differences caring a continental which side we light j which arise, no barm is done; and the on, and can write flnh to this misers j two players retire without the fear of ble CJubernatorio! business. MERCHANTS AND WARIDUSEMEN, -OFFER A LARGE STOCK OF- Wagons, Gins, Gin Gear, Presses,Plows, Etc., Etc., Dry Hoods, Dress Mi and Ms. Jcdoiso by an editorial in the Cin cinnati Gazette, the Rcpub Han bad- era there are not entirely .anguine ot their ability to carry Ohio in Oct»b< r Tbe Gazette gi»es warning that th Democrats are at work in earnest, and that the Republicans must stir them selves if they would escape defeat. Tax Hon. W. M. Hammond, of Thomas, made a strong and telling speech for Hancock and Knglisb. and Turner, at Br.rgreen, Mitchell coun ty, last Friday. The people of the neighborhood gave a big barbecue, on the occasion, and the whole aflsir is , . . r.i winning man. Colniutt and Norwood said to bare passed off like one of the ® . ... . . . . , , , . are both considered the yerkers of the old-fasbioned political lore- feasts that . , ... / . . . , , r . .. . , deck: the whole State is the ptincina we need to bare in this country in ante-1 11 beilom times. eb CL court charges or diligent enquiry of ] prand jure* ml hungry solictors.— Bets »n hois; uci are quite as fash- ; ionable as erening promenades—ihe 1 ladies are as enthusiastic and eager orer them as the coarser sex ; pool- sellers are qni'e as r<s| ecmbl a- male dres*-fitter*; an I aquatic sports are mure enjoyed than fashionable dunces, simply on account of intrinsic values of results. In America, and esoeclally in Geor gia, just at this time, bets on elections are reckiesslv indulged in, and tbe rusty shinplasters and silver dimes, : ri,,r ■* r ’ , " ln » f """ “"""‘'"g "'"' r Groceries and Canned Goods, Hard ware, Tinware, Etc., Which we offer t> MERCAAXTft and PLANTERS, WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at Prices which CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. A Full Stock of Men’s c& Touth/s Fine Clothing BAGG1SG AXI) UES ALWAYS ON HAND. Our Mr. TAUTEK will continue to give hi* prit-onul at'ention to the SALE nndSHIPMENT of COITUS', »n«I with fifteen yearn experience in our house, t an tfuarantco euBioiners stipe * “ out2, «n*w September ?. 188^ WESTON, OOX.X.XEA & DAVIS. OUR HARDWARE EMPORIUM! The Largest Stock of which hare lain idle for some year«, come to the surface and dare name the deck: gamingtable, but numerous ro>int : e are u<el by lhe side-betters. The gum- is <i he ( ngle choice or amount o' naj'r l ea; and so tbe play pro ceeds. ! We slixll not here dbenss the prob- S able mo at eff et this Openly demon- ! strated eagmnesa is calculated to pro I dure. Suffice it to say, we find noth Ora majority is sufficient to Borne years ago a JGorernor of Ma-sa- cboaetta waa etaeteri by ore rote. A K.ine Treasury dark in Washington will probably bare thia preached to him tbe real of bia life. He concluded that it waa uaalca# for biui to go home to rote, aa bia own town. Farmington. ! ing in G' orgit criminal code to hinder wti alwaya Bepobiican by a good j such gaming; and wo must class it Ic rotwd majority. But when the return* J gitimste gambling, and say nothing were in and Counted it was found that 1 about it to (he council of wiadom. JOHN ROURKE, Prop’r. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MACHINIST All kinds of Repairs done on Machinery at short notice. Prices to hbort times. THE SAMSON SUGAR MILLS AND PANS A 8PEC! a I.TY Having cone to extra e i* to make *li« Funaingtoh bad il«*ppad. The Fu^ion* lets carried it by one majority, and ae cured tbe member of the Legislature. It is of imp' Twoee tlmrcfore that every rote be .ret. that is, if you fuel which assembles at Dougherty Court house next Monffay. Our advi to the b. ■ a is to be care, fnl. Go slow. 1 on't bi-ttou high, and be sure and put your money on the right mao, U ft gW/S tiptia IbV tabl'd at alh fsrm-n of th. .-nnlh .s nne o' till- tint Mills iilTarrd coal pix iron, h tviiu li***vy wrotixnt iro* shHftn. and all |*arts turned true. I would call your Npe^ial attention to my Price 1*1 at of SUGAR HlllgLM and PANS, 12 It ch Mill* 9 5IS* | I'MMllreii Pan 5^ft. Il-lneb Mills IMOO ft•MmIIou l*an . . .. I0(N» 16 loch Mills 42.10 | Hu-GnIIoii Pan 12 00 IH-Inch Mills 02 00 HO- allon Pan 16.00 .'Uit'Silon Pat 7.MI I l*(Miallon Pmii_ 2u.no If these Milts sre n«»t what I re|>rcsent, 1 wilt tade them tuck, retund the money, and pay all expmmes. Warranted for one year. DKALKK AND MANUKACI L'KKN IN NKW AND * KCONIMIAND ENOjiNEH AM) GIUST MILLS. All Work deiivt red free on bju.«i. All Work uiuei Ik- bi « «-ni|<ani. <1 with cash or city acc -fNaocu irpitTUly w- t.ftltrcl >V. U aotl Uttar IflytArtaj Up'pWKd lM WtMMj Mtfrttmwb« UtN STOVES Ever opened in Southwest Georgia at Sheffield & Bell’s Broad Street, Albany, Ga. WAGONS, WAGON AND BUGGY TIMBERS, WOODEN-WARE, PLOW STOCKS AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. We Cannot be Undersold Anywhere in the State. Call and See Our Stock! We Sell at Wholesale and Retail;*