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to appreciate tbe situation property, and who do not realize the importance and necessity of promptly dropping the issue* that divided the people of that our Presidential candidate is stronger in.that State than was the State ticket,and it.was also estimated that he would carry'the State by 10,- 000 more rotes than the Democratic candidate for Governor. . So far as Ohio is concerned we hare little hope for ever seeing that State resurrected from the deathly grip of Radicalism. The floating rote is bought and rebought there, and the corrupt practice of barter and sale is' one of the evil tendencies of the Re publican party. They seem to control the parse strings, which are the thous ands of federal offices, draining the blood of the public. We say we are nor ready to write farewell’to Indiana. We have too much confidence in English, Voorheea and Hendricks to yet yield the State. The Macon Telegraph leams that the Central railroad, od the 1st of Oc tober, nereasedthe wages of its em ployes five percent., and says that in those days of strikes and reductions, it is pleasant to note this evidence of lib erality on the »p«rt of employers^ a* Well as the prospi rity it indicates. the first Wednesday in next^flmnth, being the day after the Presidential election. i oo the State in the campaign just closed, in order to be prepared to meet the common enemy in November. The democracy of Georgia must not be divided whoa it cocoes to voting for President and Congressmen on the 3rd of nest month, nor must they stay away from the polls through indiffer ence, disgust with politics, or from any other cause. We have never lost faith in the integrity of the entire Democracy of oar State when it comes to a test as to whether we have onr own party rep resentatives in office, or those from Re publican ranks; but it is useless to at tempt to disguise the fact that the par ty has boeD badly divided in the bitter contest over the chief magistracy of the State, through which we have just passed, and that we are in a worse con dition as a party, for performing our duty and meeting the reasonable ex pectations ofthe Democracy of our sister States in the great national con test in November, than we have been since we threw off the yoke of Radical ism in 1872. Delivered in any part ot the city by carrier, or tree of jWiatage by mail. WEEKLY ADVERTISING BATES. Tho coMoIldifed circulation of lot Nxvs ajtd Asrxan&ss gives our weekly the Ingest - -efrculation or any newspaper In Soatb- weet.Ovorri*. Our books are open for iu- cpaction. The following rates of advertising ~ therefor are proportionately lower than those of any other paper, and will be atx’.etly ob erred: 1A/U«L hej-'nted to the highest bidder, before T T the Conr* House door of Dougherty coun ty, on Saturday, the 16th day of October next, the T»k*leni advertisement, mnit he paid for in- ad »s nee. \ll advertisements imisttakc the nm ofthe pa per unless otherwise stipulated by contract, a od then tbe following additional charges trUl he re quired: *" ' ■ Inside, generally, : 10 pet' cent Intido, next to reading matter : 25 “ *•' Id Local reading oolnc us : : 30 “ . “ Editorial :.oi!ojs ither than calling attention to new advprtieeraonts and local d«d;;.rs, 20 cents per lino for first Insertion and for each seb •equeet. hills for advertising are due on the first appear ance of advertisement, or when presented, except when otherwise contracted for. MCINTOSH & EVANS, Erop’ra. ulne miles from AlbsnJ. One mule goes with the place Tee plantation is in good order, with aB nece-Ary outbuildings and good gin standi. J. L. BOYT, Albany. Ga , Sept. 21,1880. BeceiTer. dltwft GEORGIA—Baker County. Whereas fb-n;arr>in P.Hodipeth,administrator of the estate of Slant Haddock, Iste of said coun ty, deceased, applies for letters of dismission, hav ing fully administered said estate. These are therefore to ndteonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday In January next, to show cause, if any they have, why saG applica tion should nut be granted. Witness my hand officially this September 29.1880. JAMES P, BROAXlAWAY, NOTICE. MAH communication,- published in this paper suggesting the names of candidates for office, • <r cards m the iot^rc?r of candidates, will be otyirg$<W«ritG>Si r Vbpnar advertising rates, And inch chargee must be paid in advance. This rule is imperative, and will not be devi- An J It is for this reason that we desire to impress upon the winds of all the Democrats in Georgia the (importance of a prompt and abso lute reconciliation of c.il past or present differences between themselves with reference to local or State affairs. Four years ago Georgia won the proud distinction of being the banner Democratic State of the South, in token of which she was former ly presented with a magnificent banner by the State of Texas. What Geor gian is there who would not olush with shame at having that banner furled and taken from its place in the capital of his State on account of any fault of his! Think of it, Georgians, and rdsOlve right now that the Democracy of your State shall qet only be united, but ac tive, in the campaign to end at the bal lot box on the 3rd of November. Yes, yes ! “let the breach be heal ed !” Let the two factions who met with crosA purposes on the 6th of Oc tober meet like men and brothers, under the grand old party banner, with but one parpose, on tbe 3rd of Novem ber. We desire to sep started now a gen eral feeling of conciliation. Let such a feeling pervade every quarter of the State, and it will show itself on’ next election day. Many evil prophecies have been made by extremists and by disappointed office-seekers that the un fortunate division which occurred in the Democratic ranks of Georgia this year will result in the organization of a new State party, etc., and wo are sorry to say that there a>e a few over-exultant and a corres- Orfilnary, atejj from, ALBANY. GA., OCT. 16 1880. APPOINTMENTS. OCJTNAS. 04, Sep. 16th 1880. X will address the neoplo ofthe second Congres sional Di strict as follows: Dawson, Saturday. Oct. i<Hb. at 2 P. M. Thomasvllle. Tuesday, Oct. 16th. Bainbiidge, Wednesday. Oct. i’Oth. Camilla, Thursday, Oct 21st. THE LAEGEST STOCK OF Requiring a spcelallv e.rstrusted steanj engine of many horse power, for the genera tion of electricity and miles of insulated wire, illuminating all surrounding ob jects with a soft* nieJ ,J ' jr > but surpassingly brilliant light, equalling in intensity the noonday aun n r?J'- l ' s ®f half a league. The engine nsed in connection with this light was constructed e'* 11 ecially for this purpose by the Fitchburg Steam Engine Company, cya^burg, -* JOHN ROURKE, Pro|fe IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MACHfftST All kinds of Repairs done on Machinery at short notice. Prices to short times. THE SAMSON SUGAR MILLS AND PANS Newion, Friday. Oct 22d. Isabel la, Tuesday, Oct. 26th. Valdosta. Saturday, Oct. 3Cth. Hon. W/M. Hammond, Presidential elector, or Hon. WnuHarriacn.alternate, and other gentle men, wilt address tho people at the same times and places. H. G. TtnutM. [trouncing cone but absolute novelties in the enter- ®ulALT^ Havlng gone to extra expense to make ihem perfect, I can recommend them to the ere or the South as one or the heat Mills offered on the market. They are made of the beet char- Jig iron, having heavy wrought iron shafts, and all parts turned true. ■ J I would call your special attention to my ^gmnar-. 1 / Price Lint of SCCAR MILLS and PASS.I^Bit^«aSl «T l'-Uncli Mills.— ..—J.’S.Oo 40-Gallon Pan- ?S.5i>^ Ml 14-Inch Mills. 34.00 6C-Gallon Pan 10.00 Vfenair m <3 10-Inch Mills.—...— 42.(0 60-Gsllon Pan 12.00 ■ 19 It inch Milts 62.00 80-*>ai!on Pan 16.00 3eSgSgRBK*jl® Ml 1 * 11 IF Til 11.^ °*”"* Pan-- 7-00 ltO-GaHon Pan 20.00 If these Mills are not what I represent, I will tade them back, reltod the ^'■/yfyamdney, and pay all expenses. Warranted for one year. DEALER AXD MAKCPaCTCEKR IK NEW AND SECOKD-KAm engines and grist mttls. All Wbrk delivered free on board. All Work must be acc apanied with 9 cash or city acceptance. « f .tl7dlywiilldecl No. 2 Bay and River Streets, Opposite Gas Works, Savannah* Ga. inctyemale, from the beat Equestrian and Gym- its tho world has produced. )E LIONS OF THE SEA. |AU HHIITOCEIIOS I ^^OTAMUS ! Crested Stemmatopus, African Nylghau, Gigantic Nemmook, Riding Cynocephalus Baboon, Great Sahara Eland, White Java Peacocks, Royal Yak, The Hartbeest, Cabia Bara, or Water Hog. Living Egyptian Crocodile, 20 feet long. African and Colorado Antelopes, Poonah, Sun and Sloth Bears. And an endless collection of all the rare Beasts, Birds and Reptiles known to Natural History. Extensive and Incomparable CIRCUS, A HERD OF MONSTER ELEPHANTS, Trained diSerently from any in existence, and embracing every known species, from the tiny yearling to the *n ist stupendous male. A comprehensive college of Educated Animals. The most complete and exhaustive Academy of Brute Scholars ever established. A magnificent novelty Parade. ^8f*0ne ticket a imits to everything here advertised, the admission being the same and no more than is charged by minor shows with only one or two tents. Two performances daily. Doors open at 12 m. and Sp. m. Admission 75 cents. CURIOUS ANl^mn Xromense STTMaW| LIVING HIP\ WM. EEH03 & CO., Prcrfietcrs. MANUFACTURERS c* - Sugar Mills and Pans a Specialty. In th-emaiinfaciure of Mills the moat skill fa. mechanics are employed and liest material used. TheSlM^^or iiiJHAl heavy wrought iron and rolls of best charcoal pig iron, turned un in lathe THEY HAyMHHRrIOR AND ARE WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR Many years' experience, large sales and perfect satisfaction, prove these mills to he of the very best Quality, and suited to the-wants of tho plaster. AKi HlTECrUKAL IRON WORK for Churches Stores and Daelllnga. Cemetery, Garden, Veranda and Ifaleany Ueilings. Flow Castings, Etc Satsalnction guaranteed, both in workmanship und prices. We respectfully solicit your orders. WM. KEHOE Ac OO., cptl83tawdw3m partisans on one side, ponding number of sore-heads on the other who will keep their prejudices alive and dp all in their power to widen the breach*to an ultimate and perma nent disruption of the Democratic par ty ; but let the high-minded, generous- hearted and patriotic men of both sides become again united, and these fore bodings of evil will be like the talcs of the Millerices— the time for their ap pearance will come and go without any unusual manifestations in the political sky. The State Democratic Executive Com mittee at Work. Saturday last the State Democratic Executive Committee held its session it Atkntn. There were pres ent Hon. L. N. Trammel, presid ing; W. T. Newman, General Wm. Phillips, Col. Tt. J. Moses, A. D. Abra hams, 1. E. Shumate, N J. Tumlin, General Horne, W. R. Brown as proxy for R. W. Grubb, H. C. Glenn for J. A. Cobb, and Frank H. Coiley and Joseph Thompson for Wilberforce Daniel. W. T. Newman held a proxy for Richard Hobbs. The Hon. Tyler Peeples was also present The chan man stated that he ha.” re ceived the resignation of the lion. Willis A. Hawkins, recently appointed to the Supreme Bench, and said that he had appointed the Hon. J, L. War ren, of Chatham^ to fill the vacancy. The resignation of the Bon. W. M. Hammond, of the Second Congressional District as Presidential Elector of that District, was then read and accept- KAST END of BROUGHTON ST„ SAVANNAH, GA. ~W/ OULU respectfully call attention to cur vv SUGAR MILLS and PANS manufactur ed by ourselves. The Pans are .smoother than those of Northern manufarturo, and mad : of the test malarial, and we feel no hrsitatidri in pronouncing them a fi ret-class article in every respect, ana cannot fail In give satisfaction. The iron for our Sugar Cane Millais manufac tured In tbe best possible manner with heavy wrought Iron shuns. Tbe Bollera are made of the best pig iron, hence all possibility of break age is guarded against, and guaranteed by us for one year. . PXtXCXlSi The following are tbe prices of onr Sugar Cane Midsand Pans: 12 inch mill—— g’5 30 gal. pan J7 The; county clerks of Maine have made their complete returns for Cover- ] nor, and they foot up 73.837 for Gener- i al Plaisted, Fusion, and 73,601 for Gov ernor Davis, Republican, giving Iriaistod 176 plurality. All the Democrats of the Second District arc now united and solid for Hancock and Turner; and if Camilla Riot Bnmherry supposes for a moment that the little family quarrel is going to lift him up, he hopes in va : r. Con. Wm. A. McDonald, of W re, ; the. Independent candidate r or Cong e s j in the First District, has patriotically retired froth the race in favor ol Col. the regular Democratic nomi nee This insures the defeat of Col lins, . *— Apropos of the treatment the South receives at the hands of the Northern Republicans, the following • newspaper •, waif is good: “You are a double-dyed j vilHan ofthe South,” says a Itepuhli- , can merchant to ’a Southerner, in the New Haven Register, “hut I can sell j We are also prepared, to fill orders on the most favorable terms tor Gin Gearing, Iron Fronts for store* and dwellings. Brackets, Veran dahs ai d Cemetery Railings, together with Iron and Braes Castings ol every variety, Ma chine Work, either new or suck needing repairs have onr prompt attention. Steam engines, both new and second-hand, for sale. -is i cwwtnideel For Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera, AND ALL THOSE NUMEROUS TROUBLES OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS 80 PREVALENT AT THIS SEASON, No Remedy knows to the Medical Profession has been in use so long and with «uch uniformly J cnGofortfrvrr yccnlto • a difficulties, that it inu» come to be considered AN UNFAILING CORE FOR AIL 80MMER COMPLAINTS and such it really is when taken in time and according to the very plain directions Inclosing eSLcii bottle. . In sacb diseases, the attack is nsnaJly sudden and frequently very acute; 1rat YritM * ..v. remedy at hud for Immediate use, tike re la seldom dnagrt of the fatal result which so often follows a few days’ neglect • . The tndinaaon to wait acc eee lf the morrow does not bring a better feeling, not lnfremiemly occasions a vast amount of needless sofiering. end sometimes costs a. lift. A timely dose or Pain vni-r wd almost Invariably *ave both, and with them the attendant doctoFfi fee. It fens stood the test of fbrtj years’ constant use in all countries and climates, and !S jt , te C rawmsn«3eSf^ l »>ysic<ans. Nunes in Hospitals, and persons of aU classesjmd pro&stions irbo hAje liad opportunity for observing the wonccrfbl results which hrve always followed its use. THE BEST EVIDENCE; s&ffiMSs&gssyssssS Lixzte F., widow of the late W. C. Ralston, whose estat-. ia said to have amounted to about $30,000,1)00, has brought suit against Senator Shar on. one si her husband's exucutors. for defrauding' her by false representa tions of a large amount of her hus band's property. She demands a set- , «. tlement.of the accounts and restitution. ;\ar.s had carried Indiana by about 5.1X10 ma)ority and Ohio by 25,000 i! this be true, the result, in the former disappointment to thousands j State is a i of Democrats of the Union who | ed the result in that State as J i luent of tb* Presidential nueaM ^ are not among the despoi ; her. We hope the betteri ! Indiana's voters will be Ml vember, and that she^™ 1,000 majority for Han *>ck Tub survey of the Macon and Bruns wick Railroad has begun. On Satur day last, Major McCaUa and a party of surveyors were busy near tirn Augusta Railroad in retracing an old snrvey. Monday the regular Survey from Ma- to iotS b»9. I hare thoroo*hlyt«rtrt6,aa<Iknow maalt natetcmch”bbc«amto.yon^fa * ^ ** M^GfNSKND,Galana.HfinMa ifDotcSSS.^£w^dt. Vo family can afford to be without it, and itt prfee brings It within the reach of all. The use of one bottlewd go farther to convince you ofite merits than criimms of news- •per advertising. Try It, and you will never 4c without it * . _ . Trice DSc. 50c. and SL.00 per bottle. Yon can obtain it at an? drag-store or from PERRY DAVtS A SON, Proprietprs, Providence, R. i. liNJjiHA’T’BS before the Legislature Sgdges- fuwi SoHdtor-G.-nerais of ^bgiUrcuits are numerous. In tbe we understand that Col. A1 Co', T. A. mBswV ' momik- hcnntB I0r ^gfcv'f ^reessrs. J. W. of Dough- 5^- , f of Decatur, for Bnt num- idgment of sed in No- send up jscazj. Poor Fj?rat Hancock ^k’eat at Chi= ‘JSgh too' that £^{Laaih.ilste. Yrfji.S, the-ex- INDSTINCT PRINT