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(The U'ape £vuimplt. • B. GOODBHEAD, Editor. 'xlnrdaj, September 11, Ift7s. Term#: f'n/j ytar 2 00. v month? ... 1 00. Three motifhs... 60. strictly in advance. No dis jiinarion in favor of any one. The paper ** M be ditcontinued, in all caw* if not paid • r af*:T the first copy ia received, uaksi oth ► twlsts sgr.cd upon. Advertising Hates: AdrrrtjM nionta inserted at 76c per square of cdo inch, or ten lines type, and W f ( ,r tul.juquent lr> A difc'-unt of 250 allowed on legal advertisements in favor /•f county officer*. On advertisements not numerated, the nsual price will be charged, except ns to large mercantile advertisers who • i*l be allowed very liberal reductions. A strict adherence to the above rates will be followed. OUJt NEXT GOVERNOR. Tho Journal* all over (he State liave nominating their peta for Gubern atorial lionora for the last *ix tnnnlli*, Jnd have found that they can rears ii|> i tit candidate Ulster every brush heap, who are capfibhi r filling the Govern. Of'* chub Willi honor— until at the pres •nit time they ure no iienm- iln lr ilc-iln alien limn w hen starting out, althoii”li bundling the lot, we suppose a grand aggregate of the number would not bill tar Short of one hundred. And yet it seems I hat they are not, done ‘step ping to tie* trout' with their •new man.' one whom they point, out as would till 'he position with credit. It Isa posh, ion of honor and responsihili'y, und ••■••irtliv tiie ambition and aspirailon o! my man. The lour whoso names are most prom ni nt among the many aspirants, ;e: Hon. 1 liunius Ilarth-umii, of Mucon; •Cl ■ Alfred I'. Colipiett, ol Allauia; ii.hn IT James, E-q., of Atlanta, and ho present .Incumbent. Gov. Jarncs M. >mUb. (•'ol. Tliomn* Hanlenifin Is spnl.cn of •-n being a tmn of intellect and mice ol • hainctcr. He is eonslderahly above ,llc overage me n in thought ami cxmi '•' l! abilliy, and would innk<: a good j fivi',irnor. While Gen. I’oiquit Is al-o : nvi i of abi'liy ; pleasant and ngreca i-le!u manners. m- s is spoken of as a "ootl linnucpor * lilcli Gt*or!:i Heeds sadly, alilioiixli vp are not saying anything at t h I .ibllitUiH and iho present Incumbent’ tils •idmlnifciijuioii can be considered Ms l liY'd 0111-, luklllj* •■iHd.nUloil, (Jot. s|,.#h lais. indeed. !1|,, l ,lie position f Givurnor with .'rdir, and take him, all In all, he has •Ini eas well a, any oilier man would isr (: dene under lib,* el rcuinst ano o u Hi., utn. aoove lour, lo our opins • a wruld do as well as any oilier, td houab as ihe J onrin leof the Stale have hi, we have plenty of men mid talent, blue want is u croud Governor, for 1 .rorjrltt sadly needs some of iht kind ■ f aiedlclne. Wronged Southern Inventors. We make below an extract from an s' ilele contributed to the Mi dison Hume l-iuru.!. While we know nolhlnjf, g „y ß 'he Sun, of Hie claims of’the Sou.hern .cm lemen u tmlioued, we know that •on often modest genius or ingenuity is • ■Libel of its llulitful honors, which are ippvopriated by more pretenlious and capable imitators. The article in he Home Journal, after noticing the ■r.ith of Isaac M Singer and the for -1 i.e made by the sew ing maclilno, eon* Codes: 1 he real Inventor of the transnilrsinn ’>. con.tmiiileations by lightning was a ' nung North Carolina lawyer, named .* mins h. Clemmons, lute of St. l,ouis, I’bt* writer is satisfied of this hum personal knowledge further I’nlii tiled by an article written seme 'ninths M k r " by (ieneral Daniel 11. Hill. | Hie Home Journal, published at ."loite, N. r. Ihe name of pour mnions will remain unknown to : while a w reath lor Morses, i|| he wiven forever from the lightnings tierv ;t igers. \ Georgia gentleman named bong *ti eet, I.rst applied steam to the pr p ul "•on of vessels on the Savannah rlvt r. We I* forgotten, while Fulton will fe einctubered as long as winds Mow ami '•svesrell and a single boat, remains. "Againstthe wind against thetine, To steady with upright keel.f roni Gut higlieft authority. .both •" ’ r e and dead, we believe that the J!ev > n. Colliding, author of ■ ihe V..mi >1 irooiing oil the Florida Coast," now ’* resident < f liosnell, Cobb county, i iserc'a, is the inventor ol the Sev. injr 1 Idiie. lie is a son ot tlie late hVv. • Colliding. once a distinguished < Gw tciian divine ot' Columbus, Ueor *■ w c have iit*t seen AJr. (joiilouig - • tmt learn that like limner, i .10 olio r bei ( factors of human poor and blind. 1' hilethe! .t siuiiuliug the praises ami nmir- ' * . - intothi* hips t.t Hit* Sn-jrs ,l >!•. m —r, i!t it |<ennit the t.nnitv t,r i! is i! ih bttsl fir (tie ' lil ; liv st uin j tiKii'hlnc In r ' ' ■ >• > iiii'lutlniit' aid ' • I.• ’ Si If'M'lm'O, S.;>t. (j t'alilm ni l * 'll t <1 lllli* till' lilt* CeMl'l 1 ! : i.4( |i_!,| '•* ' •uneiilln have s,j,i i|„. Sinln *' < ">r mul all si in* . rli pi ’ and i im i-UaXixi In • ■ najoiiricn ' The War of the Radical Factions. A Negro Calls His white Brother a Liar Result: Two Dead Bads and Several Wounded. Reports of a bloody and fatal riot among negro politicians at YnZuo City readied here last night. Thursday the radicals of Yazoo County had a public speaking at Yazoo City, win: c a large number of negroes assembled lo hear what was said, and engage in the pow wow. One of the speakers, a notorious white radical named M rgau, in the course of his remarks, alluded to toe present state, ot taxes in Mississippi. He stated lhat the ih-mocrals charged that theliigli taxation had been caused by the republican administration in that ,'tntc. He denies that si eh was the ease, and asserted that the present rale of taxation w; sno higher than when the State was under democratic rule, which he had denounced In bitter terms. At this juncture a negro, who was doubtless under the Influence ol whisky, called Morgan a "liar.” Thereupon Morgan t ok pel sonul notice of lie re mark, and made use of rough language w liicli Induced ih,i negro to shout out: "You are a damned liar.” By the time the crowd had become very much ex cited, ami a negro radical tired a pistol at the negro who called Morgan -‘a damned liar." A general exchange of shots ihen took (dace ami the meeting f broke up In a big row. A notorious ! white i adieu I. " hose name we have been unable lo ascertain, and a negro were killed during the light, which also resulted’ In the wounding of several other persons who iveiepresent. This, in substance, is Hu: report of ihe row which reached us last night, but so far we hare not learned any particulars exei pt those above given, and the Pier Hull i lie disturbance was at a radical meeting. >o persons except white rad icals and negroes w ere pi esent at. tin meeting, or engaged in Hie row which resulted in the killing of two and tile wounding id several men. Morgan, tin: speaker, whose angry words and in cendiary language actuated Hie negroes fo tile disturbance and fnial low, is a white ninn of infamous notoriety, and has lor a long while been Hie willing tool of antes and hi? radical party in Mis sissippi. It will lie remembered tlitp Morgan is the t; (Ileal senator tronithe Yazoo district, who married, now lias as liis wife, a tiinhuto woman, u 'ineil Higligale. Such a man serins a prop, r charm ter in the pollliesd role lie assumes iiinl enacts w Pit mu-Ii disrepu table tills lit V. for lie lies long bet ll one of the many persons to take the servile part of a low ly in.-Imini ill in Hie hands ot his party. Surely Mississippi radi cals are rivaling the Wiuiieh,agues and imitating Illinois in kiikluxi-in of the most lawless and hideous nature. —Mem phis Appeal. (COMMUNIC ATKI>O JIiSUP, Ga., S-'ept. 7th, 1875. •If,-. Editor; will ~'ii allow me space- to you. P' r to say a lew words in favor of the Temper,in :e cause I do not behove that there is one, but what believes that it is light to be temperate, but the great dlfHoulty Is to get. men to prae lice it (Temperance.) Some people think, and say, that for a man to be temperate in the use of ardent spirits lie must drink some; now. if tlmr be true, a man must lie, swear a.id enm mit a little of all sins to be temperate. When a man drinks for his stomach's sake only, is he temperate? Ardent spirits may be a good medicine for some diseases, but not for every thing. Men never stop to think whether they need it or not, they drink it because they want it. They have acquired a taste lor it, and there is no telling what a man will do or say, when lie gets In the habit of drinking, in order to get it 1 knew a man once, who loved it so well that one day he killed a snake and told bis wife it had bitten lilm, that he might get some she had put tip for a special purpose; not long after that lie was luuml drowned in a branch. Kvevy man , woman and child, should do all they could lor this Heaven born principle, (Temperance ) Sumo may say, why not tiy to bring about a re | foim in other sins, which is common in I our laud; this is considered the worst evil in our country, and ifwecuuld get I he people to forsake this, some of ihe oliiers would give way. I am some wli.af like asliei ill 1 heard of once, the Court told him to call John Suihli Joe Splitli ami,•im Smith. Mr. Sin riff went j to ilie window atul shouted ;tl tint top of li.’s voice: lolttt shniiii, Joe Smith, Jim iSiuitli. I'lie Court s-.lid, one nt ;i i time, Mr. Slni i U'. Mr. tSlteiiff cried i out ajt.tiii : On,- at a time one at a time Of the evils, and ho\ V to brine about a t efortii, we will sa.v itjore some otliei ti me. Yuu.'S. *Yq.,. A. V F. X, OEN. JOS’. E. JOHNSON. Dost to Us. but not to the Car *e” Cmtimander-In-Ch \ the Khedive’s Army. ie " The Atlanta lleraM millers' 1 iv|<a: ts 'ea irdi il ns reliab> fr,,,n . ili::t K Johns :ui* ,h*rily. -Hnl act*epm| * *• * i.k hi* i , C**ui;ui%;Kic l * **i * iiivl k*j I*** >i>iii<m* ol ' I.gvpl. *i* e army ol i Only h lime s? i lilt cl lime, u* •i'' in* r ,|r <*. aml for fi** linn * oil it* il v ‘ H'i civil lilt* |oi m s(rt*nu<ioly Mia •’*•* urft l tijuiti him ( ’lliti is m < • ;U |t*in li e<n !:u u\ *r : :n k,n i. hi% pr*p r;tli<ns mejl it:ly. 4 yu position *•>- If \ I! isliA.jr.f *' s <*■ i :oi SU)U m>7 itt pn o-ite him -*• i* - < a ,**iht>oe i la- (*] : - - v ftn i, | u g sti|rettH? : -AP’*—£ ** '!\ ,r ‘ x •/ U: K • KiiViiivi* ol • a^-cr?i< or . OUR GKORCI.a column ! HEWS OF THE WEEK CONDENSED. Tim Savamialiiatis are getting axietous over the Herald’s report of Joseph li. Jnlinstni intended emigration to Egypt to take charge of the Khedive’s army. The tag-badgcless canines are numer ous in the city of Forests. The upper Tattnall star-gazers, wit nessed a si range astronomical phe mimeuon on Tuesday night. About nine o'clock a brilliant light appenul in the north which remained lor some lime, and then fell to t lie earth, accom panied by a terrine explosion, like the explosion ot several shells. The shock was sufficient to jar the ground It has not been discovered where it fell. Crops in Appling are said to be very poor. The colored males, of Quitman, pass the •‘weary hours” away whittling on mankind with their ‘•little knives. Sweet potatoes are retailing in Quit man atone dollar per bushel, and still iiiac-teutlis of our fanners think- it, pays best to raise cotton at twelve and a halt cent per pound.— Quitman reporter. Albany Advertiser: Extension of the B. and A. It. it. will be let out to con tractors immediately, an I under tlie ad ministrative ab-lity of Go), cchiatter, the extension will be ouinplytcd at an early date. It will b-- a nappy day fet us when the trains tun tat lie liver. Brooks county wants a fair Well, we thought they had an (af) lair in that county some time during last month. Tin* Savannah News says they have a colored ••pullet.” in that city who is characterized with -‘uniqueness ’ It seems that-lie has a "weakness” tor stealing, if that Jouvneyai is correct in its accounts. The prevailing fashion in Quitman now is lor a y< ting man to call on liis ‘-wcelness’ and prolong liis visit until the mol her of tiie young lady lias the carriage brought out and drives him home. This style was inaugurated last .Sunday aftw noon. The Savannah ..police are “pulling” ihe houses ol • ill shape” in that small, hut moral city. The Savannah Advertiser says that five convicts escaped from the Harris county jail, taking the mountains Well, we are sorry the convicts escaped, but glad they tt ok the mountains. We don't care much for mountains any way. We have had'all the, mountains taken lr"m a round Jesup. but the convicts “didn’t do it.” This from the Constitution: “Pome three years since, the teeth of J. C. Dun -I,' p were .Si oon from hiti residence, a few •lays ago he touml his teeth among the effects of a negro thief. The Augusta ehemiele thinks it is not usual for people to keep on their hats or smoke in the court-room while court is in session. Why Invui't Albany got a cotton factory yet? We thought she bad four or tire from the way they’ve been howling about that enterprise. Beecher's New Trial New Yoiiic, .September (1 —Kx •fudge Morris,'l lltou's counsel, is busy pro H irin''-his nailers fne • r.u.. rl 11 against Beecher Mr. Pearsal, another ot l illon's counsel, stilted that the ac tion is bona tide. The case i No. 40 on the docket, and will be reached about the third Monday In the present mouth. The memory of ex President John son will be honored at Nashville on the second day of < tetober by services as Imposing as those which were held afs ter the death of Jackson or Polk. Ex~ Senator Fowler will deliver the address. Every section of Tennessee will doubt' less be represented on the interesting occasion. Augusta, Ga., Septenber 7—A dis |>ateli from Omiyers, Gu, reports tliat James T. Heard at templed to commit a rape on two daughters of Mr. Cham berlaln, aged nine aid eleven. The girls escaped from the loom and report ed Hie outrage. Head was beaten severely by Chamberlain, and after wards confined in jail. Heard de .ies the charge. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Wayne Ciunty. Sheriff's Sale. FIRST TVER DA V ti OCTOB ER. OTATE OF GEORGIA—Vayns ►D WILL be sold beforethoC County. ■lour in the town of Jisup, n sa ; ourt House tween th legal hours ot >tk .and county, be fuesday in October next, H" . on the first property, fowit : One-Kart .5, the following u.i eil, lying aud being ir i acre of land sit aud fronting on Macon the town ot Jesmp, tween Richard Pc arson street, and lying b:- levied on aud sold as . atul i’hillip Deggs, Mitchell, to satisfy tb property of Joseph Justice’s t oi:r| of aa fa issued from the in lavorof 1 ft the 255th D. strict, G. M., Mitchell. Pro’ .son $ Company vs. Joseph of Willis G* perty sou subject to the claim pointed ou.i .y l *r purfiase money. Property made aud by p aiutiff in execuuon. Levy stable v M returned to m* by the Levying Cuu \yt sale . the 1255th listricf, G. M. Terms I ftus - —cash; purchaser paving for titles, i'ept. Sth, i{>7s. ‘ ! , J. J, GOODBUEAD, *4w utv Sheriff W. C. > * \ i t EORGIA, WAVM COUNTY. VJT Will be sold before tie Court House door in j ; I ** t*wi* of Jtaup, ot sod county. beiwten the <cg*l hours ot shlv on tho first Tut s day iu . u Oc.ttKrr i t\t. l'To. he lollowirg prvprrty, lu . *ll : Ore-eigtftl ;cn of iKiiti and iD<|>ro\*e .,,,.l,l3 tLeitu i. tfitPHtcd, lying and being iu •he i • I Jebup. uud oa the c r..cr of Cher , v a nd Mneon street?, levied on and soiu as tiic pro|eriy ft Kieh rl Pearson, to satisfy a o la ssue i <*nt of the Justice s Court of the 1> istrict, t*. Al., in favor ot Kobt-r>on A utu; anv vs. Kichar i Pearson. Pr -perty svii.i >u ject to the claim of \V i< 2 is Clary fur purchase uiiM.ey. Property pointed out by nuurt execution. Levy made and re arm l to me oy tue Levying Constable of the i-oalti DtstriA*. U. Al. ieriusol sae-easli; ,u.i . scr J.w> u.i tor lilies. 1 ins 6,p;. S, 1575. JOHN X. 000PBKE.AD, iAcpaty Sheriff, W. C. Pierce County, Administretor’3 Application for Leave to Sell. GEORGIA—Pierce County. On the fir't Monday in October next, appli cation will be mane to the Court of Ordi- 1 nary of Pierce county. Ga., for leave* to sell ' the lands belonging to the rs-ate of Edmund Thomas, deceased, for the benefit of the heir? of said estate. John Thomas, Administrator, 8 4t De bonis non of Edmund Thomas. WAYNE SHERIFF SALE. sJTATL OF GEOKGIA—WAYNE COTJN iO ty—Will be gold before the Court House door in the town of Jest p, of paid county, be tween the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues day in October next, 1875, the following properry, ro-wit : Two houses and enclosures, and all other in provemei ts in said enclosure, on the we t side of the M. Jc B. It. It., at :md near the thirty-one (31) mile post on said railroad, levied on as the property of .Samuel W. Johnson, to satisfy afi la issued from the Justice’s Court, of the 333d Dis trier, 0. M., of said county, in favor of Dr. K. B. Harris, for medical services rendered said Samuel W. Johnson’s family. Levy made and n turnod to tneby Wm. Westberry, Levy ing Constable of the 333d District, G. M. ! Terms of sale—cash: purchaser paying for titles. This September 2, 1875. JOHN N GOODBREAD 3-4 w Dept. Shvriff, W. C. GEORGIAr—Wayne County. Ur ILL lie sold before the Court House door, in the town of-Jesup, of said c unty, be tweenfc the legal hours of ea.'e on the first Tuesday in October next, 1875, the following property, to-wit : Or.® lot erf land number seventy-five (76), i:i the Third District ot original Appling, now Wayne, levied on as the property of S. C, Lit lefield, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Glynn Superior Court, in favor of John T. Burns for purchase-money of said lot 75. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Terms of sale-cash; purchaser paying for titles. This September 2, 1875 •INO. n GOODBREAD, 3*4 w. Dept’y Bheriff, W. C. UTATE OF CJEOKOIA--WAV.nI: COUN- O ty. Will be sold before the Court House door in the town ot Jesup, of said county, between the legal hours of sale on D.e first Tuesday in October next, 1875, the following property, to-wit: All the stock consisting of Dry bloods Hard ware and Uroceries, con sisting of one hundred bushels of Corn, live hunbred pounds of Bacon ana five sacks of salt; also one liar Room and contents thereof, levied on as the propeity of T P Littlefield, to satisfy a li fa irsued from the Superior Court ot Ware county, in favor of A. A, Sol omon vs. r. P. Littlefield. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Terms oi sale— cash; pureba er paying for titles. This Sep tember 2. 1375. JNO. N. GOODBREAD, & lw. Sheriff. W. Gs OT.\TE OF GEORGIA— Wayne County. O WILL be sold before the Court House Door in the town of Jesup, of said county, be tween th** legal hours of sale, on the first Tues day in Oct. next, 1875, the following property to-wit: 12 head of mules and three timber carts and harness thereto attached. Levied on as the property ot Hooker and Gray to sat isfy a mortgage ti fa, issued from the {Superior Court of said county in favor of T. W. Dexter vs. Hooker and Gray. Properly pointed ou in mortgage fi f*. Terms and jak—cash. Pur chaser paying for titles. This Aug. 2d, 1875. JNO. N. GOODBKEAD, aug.7 Bw. Peppy. Sheriff, W. C. WAYNE COUNTY, WHEREAS, Martha Harris applies to the uiHlersigiied fur letters of guardianship of the person and properly of the minor heirs of Jno. W. Harris, Sr., deceased. These are therefore to require all persons concerned to tile in my office on or before the first Monday in August next their objections if any they have to said appointment, otherwise said Lettersof Guard- ianship sv Jl be granted tile applicant. Give under mv hand and official signature this ' , f ,u day of July 1875. otn J. It. ROBERSON/ aug. 7-4 w. Ordinary, IV * c QTATE OF GEORGIA—WAYNeT coilN- I • ty.—Ordinary's Office of said t Whereas James A. Coson, Guardian C£ mn y. High smith, haring filed his petitir " charged from said trust. All • " ,0 be d,S cerned are requested within the t ,ersonß con ' law to show cause, if any tiler , tlme fi ? cd b >! applicant should not be disc’ hare, wty sat to law. This the fill, day • ‘arged aceordmg r i, jf July, 187a. I{ ' V .ORERSON, _ Ordinary, W. C. STATE OF GEORAJ . , ty —T all whom : IA ~~" A ' Nh LN ' ns Benjamin 0. MF "'“.''concern. ' V here form. applied to tr idleton - hav,n S "? P ro P er f addtninistrntiou t* e lor pronianent lettersof M.m.ra < ij -r t<* bonis non oi. the estate ot ail and singu -. d ™ d - ™. to • cite said defeased mr, kindred and creditors ot in the town •• ,0 be &,ld a PP car at n '- T offi [ e t*d by Uf of Jesup, within the time prescrib why ->er s^uw cause if any they have ed sai' rnanent letters should not be grant- applicant. This July 6th, 1875. J. 11. ROBERSON, Ordinary, W. C. Charlton County. GEORGlA—Charlton County. To all whom it uiy concern. Whereas E B. Jones, having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of Administration on the estate of John Ivy, deceased, thi3 is to cite all ami singular, kindred and creditor®, of said deceased, to be and apparat my of fice m the town of Trader’s Hill, within the time perseribed by law, to show cause if any they have, why permanent litters should not he granted said applicant. This August 14th, 1875. J. Al. MATTOX, Aug, 21 -4 w f Ordinary, C. C. Administrators’ Notice, XOTICE TO DEI!TOES 6 CREDITORS. QTATB OF GEORGIA—CHARLTON County. Notice is hereby given to nil persons bsving demands against Edward Buck, late of said County decayed, to pre sent them to me properly made out within the time prescribed : v law. so as to show their character and amount. And all per sons indebted to said deceased are hereby re quired t > make immediate payment. This July 1. 1875. E. A. BUCK. Administrator of EPWARI) BI'CK. ATLANTIC & GULF R. R CO SAVANNAH. GA . June 14, 1575. The second edition of circular containing a ! Inscription of lands for s ileon line of this I Road, will soon he is-ued by this Cos. Per- J sons having lands (not town lots) for <a?e, nr requested to send me a deser ption of same, wit., price and location, and they will be gra i uitowsly pabl shed in cirou’ar. Sp<o'al ad vertisements will he inserted at reasonable figures. Address Jso. Ev urs, Gen’l Ticket Agent. MARSHALL HOUSE, Savannah, Ga. A. B. LUCE. Proc-itor. pr d'.y, s3.Cv\ Sara n na h Ad verti semen ts. M. SENDER SOU, COTTON FACTOR —AND- General Commission Merchant, 180 BAY STEEET, SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA. Qcick falea, and prompt returns made. Proceeds by Express, or otherwise as desired. Consignments solicited. 7-im. I. EPStTkE & BR3, Jobbers in jDrg (foohs, (Molliing, "a <5 ® Hats, Boots, Shoes, NOTIONS, Ac. Southeast Corner Whitaker and Broughton Streets, SAVANNAH, GA. ✓ Aug.x4-l.y REMOVED TO 157 BROUGHTON ST Crawford & Lovell, Dealers In AMERICAN, ENGLISH, and German Hardware, Agricultural Implements. TIN PLATE, NAILS. GUNS, PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, AND Sporting Goods, Wootlenware, Brooms, etc., etc. MANUFACTURERS of TINWARE. 157 BROUGHTON ST., Savannah, Ga. —l|- CORNER OF—l| BARNARD AND BRYAN SIS.. [MARKET SQUARE,] SAVANNAH, GA., A. E. CAPi?, Proprietor. BOARD ”/WO DOLLARS PEK DAY. Ilavi r jt> recently taken charged this House, thoroughly renovated, re-furnished and re-fit tCf7i up the some, beside* adding all the mod ** <*n improvements, such as Telegraph Office. Post Office, Reading room, Billiard room and Barber-shop with baths in connection, and in fact everything necessarily connected with a first-class Hotel f<*r the comfort, convenience and amusement of guests, for one-half the money paid at other Hotels where no better accommodations are to be had, the Proprietor respectfudy solicits the patronage of the travel ing public generally, and particularly his old friends and patrons in Darien and Southeastern Georgia, to give his House a trial while visit ing the city of Savannah. Macon Advertisements H. BENDHEIM &CO., JOBBER IN Jfcgtirs, O^ofyucos, —And— SMOKERS ARTICLES, NO. 72 CHERRY STREET, Macon, Georgia, J. H. CAMPBELL. | J * ®* ENGLISH. CAMPBELL & ENGLISH, ffiSCOTfiffiffiS anil Wholesale Liquor Dealers, CHERRY STRREET, Macon, Cxo. JESUP ADVERS EMENTS. JNO. EASTERLING Jesup, Georgia, DEALER IN Dry-Goods , Groceries , Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware , Notions, &c. Highest market price paid for all kir.da of Country Produce. 35 ly ACADEMY, Reiclsville, < i eoi-^iid A first-class school in every yerticular, and in a very healthy location. Rates of tuition: 5. 6, 7 and 9 dollars. Good board at reasona ble rates. For further particulars, address, C J JENKINS, Js. Principal ; SAV. ADVERTISEMENTS * TilK SINGER Again Triumphant! THE WORLD'S AWARD AGAIN RECEIVED BY “THE WORLD’S FAVORITE.” Sewing Machine Sales 1874: The table of Sewing Machine sale* [or 1874 show that onr sales last year amounted to 341679 Machine, b ing a large increase over the sales of the previous year. The table shows that our sales exceed those of any other Company for the period named, by the number of 149,952 Machines, or cear'y TEHEE TIMES THOSE OP ANT CTREE COMPANY. It may be further stated that the sales of 1873, a3 compared with those of 1872, show-u.. relatively larger increase, beyond the sales of other makers. For instance, in 1872 we sold 45,000 more Machines than any other Com pany ; whereas, in 1873, the sales were 113,254 MACHINE IS ' .TCCESS OP OUR UXGXZ&t COMPETITOR, And in 1374 our sales were 149,852 Machines More Tha:< Any Othxr Company. TIIE SINGER MANF'ITG CO., 172 Broughton St., Savannah, Ga., C. A. VOSBIBGH MANAGER, —l<4 — BRANCH OFFICES In Atlanta, Athens, Augusta, Macon, Co lumburf and Thomasviile, Ga.; Charlestoo and Columbia, S. C,; Jacksonvilio and Tallahassee, Florida* your address to the above officer for a Catalogue of the celebrated BAZAR GLOVE FITiING PATTERNS. Tney are the best, the ehtaf.est and most stylish pat terns in the market. The latest styles always on hand. Fall Catalogues to arrive. Stf J. L. MORGAN’S —PATENT SUGAR SKIMMER’ AND—- COOLER. This useful invention consists ia a Strainer which stes on the boiler and through which the boiling juice overflows, is cooled, and again descends into the boiler, leaving thu scum on the top; thereby doing all the work of SKIMMING AND COOLING, and doing it better than it can possible bo done by the old mode of Skimming and Cool in£ by hand. It skims perfectly—impossible to mako it waste —makes prettier and better £jrup than can be made without it; and even the most rapid bailing has no effect upon it .in causing waste. One hand can ninja HALF DOZEN BOILERS with more easo than two can mind one boiler without it. Nothing to do but put in the cane• ju’oe, ke< p up the fire and take the Syrup out when it is done. PRICE LIST: RTZrS. P/UCC ■a o!i.i. Butters $ 9 00 40 “ “ 10 Oil 50 “ “ 11 00 (SO “ 12 00 80 “ “ 10 09 J. 1... IIORGAN, Patentee, 190 Con'gues3 St., SAiisttAa, Ga. BOURBON WHISKIES, RYE WHISKIES, KENTUCKY WHISKIES, CORN WHISKIES, WHEAT WHISKIES, Imported and Domestic Brandiea. Imported and Domestic Gina, Imported and Domestic Humß ( Imported PORT, SHERRY and CLARET WINES, Oases MINT JULIPS, Stn, Bitters, CiiMtoi Gill aud Bruutly C'ocktailN Cases Seliieduin Sebn.apps, Old Toni Clin, ( isars and TOBACCOS of all grades. A full assortment of Canned Goods consisting of SARDINES, OYSTERN TOMATOES, PEEACIIES, SALMON, LOB STERS, MUSTARDS, RAKING POWDERS, CELERY, SALT, MILK, in oases, BRANDY FRUITS, PICKLES. Sauces iu Cases, Soda, Soaps, Potash, Starch, etc. Also all articles. ot Heavy Groceries, which wc will sell at CLOSE FIGURES For CASH, and to prompt paying Customers. SOIUOMOIV BROTHERS Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, 173 and 175 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga., OFFER THE FOLLOWINg iVl’ LO WEST IUtICES : WE ARE SOLE Agents for Premium Valley BOURBON WHISKIES. These arc a Fite Grade o: Gods we wilt sell at Distiller’s Prices.