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gaticn iiimbcr teette. DEPARTMENT" - Notice. Captain D. W. Davis, Postmaster, is duly authorized to receive and receipt for sub scriptions, &c., for the Gazette. local dots. __ the senior editor is at the State fair. May lie'return happy. Winter baa dually settled down in our ; egion. There was a alight float on Sunday night. —Excursions and picnics hao had their dny and must now rest until the spring -oiiies again. The last of the latter we had the pleasure of being one of the “lucky sports,” and never did a day pass quicker, or we leave so reluctantly, and as one of the “bhoys” remarked, ’tw.u “the mostest fun or the leaste >t money” they had experienced this year. —How long miles seem when a young man rides to see the idol of his heart; but how much longer must they be when he has to return, sadly disappointed in not seeing her. but, omnia vincit amor. —The “old Tycoon” was the recipient of a really due serenade Friday night of last week, and while we listened to the music, thought we would like to bo representative too. Thebe was a blow, a fail, and a fence .rail badly dam, ged at No. 1 Sunday. ’Tis in that way “our freedmon” settle their dis putes. He should nave used u crow bar, just to have given the blacksmith a job mending it —boiiE of our young men were so deeply imp,eased with the 1, ses sustained at the re cent dre, that they imagined night an other tire had broken out, and rushed to ;htir room, tumbled oeds, oedding, trunks, &c., iu a confused pile into tne entry. When they ‘ came loo” on n't tn,.re “cu.ss.n.” —We wish our “oiutspy Hollow" oet would call ou us; u ue n,„s no oojeefons we would like to ge, mm to write to, us at a salary of—well, say ten cents a year. —.M is.iiti. V ANNn ,orm, at ,Y m nave hr - ken ground on too same Score was ,aieF destroy a 1 y lire, pivpu a to ytJ pa, tin {up tne,r new .st >re. aiaae it subs tan ci.o. ..id it posno.e j. c.ii'joi. ’ —War tl ill ts un oi our c ~i.. a.t.->.a.t.-> .lit tip some U'U. 1,. -e uWelliiig iieU.u S.' w , know a g- a. many v, 1,0 want m ni.uie Darien In.a .none and ait; not aide to build, anti e...m qut-nily can’t Cone hee.ius, there are in* ... s.s I , ue re.ill., Xiie 10 vestment w ~ u l , v . i'l Whi nr . t 11 nr* icaie 111 tile pi'll ceediligs o, iiie ...J.ii ..i-nnlonecs, ptibli.suiii tins Wick, .nut the i.lne mis i> en eXli-iiiiCii lor receiving b.d o. tin- eons niauu o tne , curt uo. s, . 1.01.1,1 ,1 uot oe i.eLe. to vv..it 11..tii tne county 1 .1. I to ,iuup „ building la. iW ad lie ..1, Oinalile,.; Cc- 0 town and c.i-.d tlO u.o com.ty.? —A colored spurt . Wail fit .lackiu n I.ear Bin... , •••! • :a, .1 u; ;r.. du lie had kid a. ..... .i , a u . ...... ... Jor tne dog, . t e ... t,..i. . „a,siir Lilt till,liU 0 ~ . 0 id . ... giicr , Hi ill hi, feelings. “.an* Wii.si. , ii, s 0., tuck; alliga tor ketch UOg .. .. a ii —Y\ E call a. lentil in to tcie oi a 1 Lr lIKOMaeV, to oe found iu alio he r column u, this paper, lie is satisfied he c.n do any thiiig. an , ... th community have long lr.t tlie want of just s.ic.i ai instilution, we hope ms will t ,e iiiierahy patronized. Messrs. Col ;;,i.,>i ,v Co llate will jiut in a stock in a few days. Their stole is nearly completed; it tuak s a iiuo apjiearauee Wi wish them lintcli site -i s>. The finest looking man in Darien, (aud according to our jti lament, in Mclntosh County, / desires us to nominate .mu tor Con gress in 1878. He would, most undoubtedly be the right man in the right place, but as the next four years may be too long for some people to l enient la r, we will not give his name yet, but when the Cme arrives we will tlot him out with fly mg colors, tceling assured that he wid he supported by every true man iu the district. - -We understand that dining the late fire the only ladders to he found about town, were those of Capt. John if. Burrell, that be keeps at the custom house for use in case of his property getting on fire. The Capt tin is one ui our most public spirited fellow citizens, and says he he will present the city with one hundred and sixty feet of ladders, if the County Commissouers will accept of them, and we certainly think they will It behooves every one w io has a-liotise to keep a ladder, so that :n the event of fire they wid have the me..n.s at hand to ext inguish it. —Messrs. Wanneachle & Weil are dis posing of the goods saved from the fire at co.-t price preparatory to opening anew and complete stock when th cir new store is fin ished. Me noticed on Wednesday the arrival of the steam yacht Sap do, recently purchased by Messrs Spalding & MoKinzuy in Phila delphia. from which port she sailed last week. She is a neat little craft, aud will be put on a daily line from Darien to Doboy. V ur people have been complaining of the luconvenience of getting to Doboy, and so now that they, and tne public generally, are to have a daily line, we hope by liberal pat touage they will keep it up. —We have just heard of an infallible cure for chills, and give it for the benefit of sufferers: “Purchase a quart of good whis key, and in the morning before putting on your shoes pour into each, half a gill made hot, and put the shoes instantly on. In a few miuutes the whiskey 7 will be found to pass up into the system, permeating every part of the body with a pleasurable glow, and in the course of a few days, the remedy being repeated each morning, the disease 'ydl entirely disappear.” Now we have used the medicine prescribed; not as directed, bnt internally, where it is always good. Board of County Commissioners—Special Aleelin^. County Commissioners’ Office ) Dakien, October 16 1874. \ Present, his Honor T. P. Pease, Chairman; James L.ichlison. James Walker, and Thomas H. Giguilliat. Absent, .Messrs. Morris, Gil son, and Mclntosh. A quorum being present, the Chairman announced the meeting opened and ready for business. The special business of tlie day being to in vestigate the charges made by th# deputy Marshal against the Marshal was called up, and as material witnesses for the prosecution were absent the case was postponed until Friday, the ‘23d October. Mr. Walker moved that the absent wit nesses be sent lor to answer the charge, why they should not be adjudged in contempt ol court. The Marshal asked fra suspension from dutv until the charges preferred against him were acted upon, and it was lelt to the Chairman to do as he thought best in the matter. Moved by Mr. Lachlison that the time allowed for receiving plans and specifications for building a court house be extendi and to the next regular meeting, in November. A communication from tlie Health Officer was received and mad and ordereii spread U’>on the minutes, liis suggestions about building houses, etc., were referred to the Committee 011 Health. Tlie Chairman appointed the foliowii g committee, of citizens, to act upon the peti tion of Col. Barclay and othets relative to fire, Ac., and to make a report to the next regular meeting: Messrs. Churchill. Jos. Hil ton, John 11. Fisher, J. A. Atwood and Henry Todd. There being no further business the Board adjourned to meet again on the 23d October. .Spalding Kenan, Clerk, B. C. C. Bryant Defeated at his Little Game. Nero West and Michael Wiuckston, two coloied men oi Mclntosh county, were ur rested upon cliaiges preferred by J E. Bry ant, and carried to Sa annali and tried bt fore A. N. Wilson, United States Conimis sioaer Alter a diy arid a half had been Spent taking evidence the Commissioner w.cs convinced, by (he attorneys for tiie and fence, tnat, if the prisoners had been guilty ol any charge, it was simply inisde -1111 imof, punishable by the State courts, the ret ere tne prisoners were discharged. smash up on the 3i..cnn and Brunswick Kaiiroad. Tne and rwu train on the Macon and I>. ttus cvick railroa t ran oif on Monday morning, seven miles below Eastman. Tlie engine was thrown from the tracn, by a cow, hii.. ■ timed completely over. There- were seve ral cars or stock cattle on the train, fifty - .me of which were killed ; seven cars s clashed and pi ed within a space of thirty leet. Mr. I’. Cox, a passenger, was slightly injured. The track was repaired, and the regular rain on Tuesday ran through. Aii the negroes m the vicinity went to work * •.silt ii,g I.eci. Hotel Arrivals, y Magnolia House, A. E. Carr. Propiietor A nvid 1L B.nly, Brunswick, Ga ; C. M Chirk. Albany. Ga.; L. B. Hog. Capt. V,’right, tii unswick; J. A Alan its by, Whiu-sviile, N. C.; C. G Fslligant, J it. Polack, Savannah, Philip Masm in, Philadelphia; Gardner lltig gies, Virginia; L. J. Ma.tox, city : Jus. Li te,ostein; Win, Parkiiiau, Savannah; M so Daniel; Jas. Holmes, S. Clapper, J. E Hoimes, Taos. Dixon, L. J. Mattox, llobert Aversfelt, city; T. E Timmons. G. W. Wright, Brunswick; C. Clay, William-* s r May Flower; C, rl Epping, city; 11. Baars, Stockton, Fla.; J. Dalgail, ship Sun Beam; W. H. Avery, city; G. W. Wright, Jr., str May Flower; Capt. Jas O'Neil, Juo. Brown and son, Doboy; I. W. Christian, city; J. E. Corn* Hus, Brunswick, Ga.; Capt. Thomas White, stis Staples; Jas. Winn, city; Win. M. Davidson, Savannah; C. B Deveraux, Bitniswick; Cnas. T. Dunham, Ga.; Mason Tyler, city ; S. C Littltfield, Brunswick. Wise Words From Practical Men.—My success is owing to my liberality in adver tising.— Bonner. 1 advertised my productions and made money. Nicholas Lonjworlh. Constant and persistent advertising is a sure prelude to wealth.— Stephen Girard. He who invests one dollar in business, should invest one dollar in advertising tin t busimss.— A. 7. S!eic'art. Without the aid of advertisements I could have done nothing in my speculations. 1 have the most complete tan h in printer’s ink. Advertising Is the loyal road to business.— liarnum. DAKII.N Tl ‘!BKK MAKKKT. REPORTED BY A. W. CURKKR. average. scab. square. 30J 5 to 5X 3>u 7 5X to U 4 i(J OX l>i 7% 45J 7 to 8 600 8* to 9 8 to 600 t>X to 7H 700 7X to SX 9 10 - . AX toIOX S6-I 'n >i to liX 10 0 ui to I2X Shipping PORT OF DARIEN, GEORGIA. FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 22 ARRIVALS. Oct. 17—Br ship Sunbeam. Dalisil, Glascow, coal to A. Pobell & Cos. Oct. 20—Anj’r ecnoner Abbie Dunn, Fountaiu, Belfast, to Hiltons <& Foster. Oct. 21— Qer bark Rosa Boettcher. Peters, ia bal last, to Lipping, Bellas & Cos. IN PORT. Br ship Sunbeam, Iluizail, discharging—A- Dobell & ( o. Br bark Howard, O’Neil, loading—D. M. Munro. tier bark Rosa Boettcher, Petens, loading—Ep piug. Bellas & C<>. Br scuoouer Bright Star. Morse, loading—Hiltons & Foster. Arar schooner Mary A. Power, Wylly, loading— Bpping, Bellas & Vv §init mU’crfecmnits. T. C. BROMLEY, PRACTICAL TINNER, COPPER-SMITH. Mill and Steamboat Jobber, Has permanently located here. With twenty-two y.ars experience, (in (he Canada*, ami every Stare in 'he Union. East. West. Ner.h and South) lie feels confident that he chii do auv work that is £iven to him. He has also had two year- experience 111 the jewelry busim ss, and will repair clocks and watches. T. C. Bitv. MLEY. 00'24-U Next to Ilinvs & Tiler's. kegulaTi line BETWEEN BRUNSWICK AND DARIEN. The new Steamer ' may w&dwm 9 Will leave Brnnswick for Tarlen ev ry MONDAY and FRIDAY at 6a. M. leave Darien nt Ip m., connecting with Macon and B nnswi. k railroad, eiving throng rates to all loeal stations, and ex tending Green Line to Darien Also, cnnuecting w ith New Y'ork and Brunswick Packet Line. 8. C. LITI LtFILLD & 0., A#, uts., Oct el Brunswick, Oa. Special Notice. MR. EDITOR It's b eti reported that I am dead. But that's no such thing. I am still at Wilcox & Churchill's, the D MUEN GRAND CEN TKAi HOUSE, where every one can get anything they want, from a Jew's Harp to a Crow Bar, at the lowest price. 1 ant a live man. I put in ft square ticket for Capt. Barnwell, n1 I go the whole hog for Hnrtridge. Respectfully. WILLIAM COFFIN, Better known as ‘Old Modge,” at the Darien Grand Central Home. Octl7-lt Mctali County High School, THIS BCHOOL WILL OPKN AT The School House on the R'dge, at 9 o'clock a. m.. on MONDAY, the 19th day of October, 1874, under charge of GARDNER Rl GGEI.S, Pi inti put. Miss A El FEORD NT A N FOR D, A ssisfunt. The trustees desire the prompt and pntrtnafaf tendance of all pupils w tli such books as they may now have. For further particulars applv to the Chairman ol the Board. E. 8. BARCLAY’. Oc(17-tf Chairman. Savannah Machine Shops and BOILER WORK . MONAHAN, PAHaV <* G0 M MACHIN IS rs, ENG INKERS, BOILER MAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. Cornin’ of Bay and Randolph Streets, Eastern Wharves, Savannah, Ga. All kinds of Castings made to order. En gines, Boilers. Threshing Machines, and all kinds of Macßinery made and repaired. Wrought Iron Pipe and Pipe Fittings, from 4 to 3 inches, constantly on hand. OctlO-3m $5,000 OO TO Bl' HSU HI I! I'l R S OF THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION. TIIE SECOND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION NOVEMBEIi 15, of pres nts, which we ha- e heretofore nnnonnce.d and for w lich we are under nhligut o- a to some -uh-cribers, will now be push' it to a speedy consum mation. ■ •nr distribution differs from those of leading Northern aid Western Newspap rs in two particu lars: > fist. our presents are awarded to both Daily and Weekly subscribers ; and secondly, to both new and od suhsen la rs. Kvery daily subscriber paying $lO for one year’s subscription, will r. orivv a registered card entitling him to parti ipate in ttie distrihulion ; every daily stib-cr bi-r paying s"> for six months will receive ac rd e titling hint to a half interest ill the cash presents awarded. A club of live weekly subscribers, seeding ten dollars for one year’s stihscrltioii. w ill receive,one registered c rd; one wetklv subscriber can gel a registered card b advancing #lO subscription, dr a card i milling him to one-half interest fit the ca-It presents by advancing $5 subscription. tW" In our last distribution a club of weekly subscribers obtained TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD. Wide wn paid to Mr. Geo. Rberliart. I‘aoli, Madi son county, Ga.. in the pretence of ex-Mayor Ham- Mock Tiie Weekly Constitution is a mammoth eight page sheet, containing fi-ny-eight Columns, only £2 00 per year. Asa Family and Farm Journal it is unsurpassed in the United States. The plan is tne same ns the first which gave su< h universal satisfaction. The distribution will Ie in put I>l ic. and superintended by commissioners, No vetub rlsih. All the present “distributed without scaling and to bona fide subscribers only. Subscribe at once before the distribution comes tff. and you are too tat**, f r if is the last. sample copies of Tiie Constitution, and circu lars sent fre. on applleation. Liberal ivdvceme rite and a special list of premiums offered to local agents. Address W. A. HEMPHILL & CO . Atlanta Ga. As this inav be seen by some unarquant. and with ns. we reter. by permission, to ex-May or II intmock, Coi.G. W. Adair. Col. J. I{. Wallae-. hading citi zens. who m lermleuded our first disti ihution. and also to tile present Mayor of Atlanta, Col. S. B. Spencer. Scpl9 td Brunswick and Albany Railroad, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFEICF, I • Bkunswick. Ga., Nov. 12, 1673. i ON and after November 17th. 187.7. passenger traifis on the B. ,t R. K„ will nut as follow : GOING WEST. t eavo Brunswick Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri days, at 7.00 A M.. arriving at Junction A. 2c G. R R. at It A M., and at Albany at 7.50 P. M GOING EAST. Leaves Albanv T oes lays, Thnrsdays and Satnr da.sat 730 A. St., thriving at Junct on A. A G. K. R at 8.49 P. M.. andt Brun wick at 7;19 P. M. Trains going East connects with the 8. W. R. R., which arrives at Albany at 7.10 A. M., on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. GEO. L. COOK. Assistant Superintendent, May2.-tf DISSOLUTION OF (OFABTM RSIIIP, • JMIE FIR|I OF ATWOODS & AY FRY is this I day dissolved. J. A Alt' id is alone author z -d to collect accounts di.e 1 h<- Ji 111 ,1 \ trvion o " At FRY. Jit. I M. ylW.il>!) W. It. ATrtO l> . 1-. AT A GOD. Darien, Ga., Octobi-r 9, 1874. COPARTNEKSHIP NOTICE. THE undersigned members of the old firm of Atwoods A Av ny h ive lormed a coparti,ership under the firm name of J. A. A 1 WOi >1) it BliOS.. and "ill do business at the old stand of Atwoods A Avery. A liberal -hare of the public patron-,ge is solicited. J A. A rwooi). J. M. ATWOOD. W. H. ATVV’i >Oi>, (j. K A 1 WOOD. Darien, Oa., Oclober 9, tfcfl. M. L. MERSII' N. j G. It, M P,RT. BiUnswlck, Ga. j Darien, (Ja, MERSEGN & MAISKY. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, tl’ 111, practice in all the Coar a , the Lt -itrsw lek ’’ Circuit and Mclnto-h in th-.- Eastern Cir> uit. Darien and Brunswici, in,,,!.- asM-.ei.ih. . M,y tt-ljf, ___ P. W. Meldrim a. it. Adams- MKLDRIM & ADAMS, mints li tills IT LAW, Cor. Bay end Bar.: in! s's. Savannah, Ga. 4 Give pt-rs< nnl attenlioM lo causes i" the Sup, r or Courts • f Chatham Brian Bufoch. Eflingi.aiu, Lib erty, Mc.ti 1 *h, Talnnll ami s, riven counties. Practice in the Slate and Federal Courts. Pron pt Mention giv- ii to collections. Ri-liiilile correspond, lice iu all sections of the Mate. Sepl9-ly .lOSKFII GOKTTE, Undertakers' Ware -Room, 137 Brought, n sir ct, between Bull and Whitaker, SAVANNA iI, GEORG l A. ,4 FINE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK iV Metallic Mahogonv. P alnui. O aim and and Stained Cuffing. Cou.ll I l itcß and Trim.iritigs ~1-yvaye yvaye on hat and. Neatest tlearsen a„d Carriag -s furnished f.,r fu nerals. Ice cits sf r preset vine.' remains in the warmest weather. Remit ns iii-> nt,nr and. boxed, and sliippe . Orders f,■■ in 1 lie c-mntr promptly at tended t'>. Perso nt a ter.li-.t, t-T-i-i, to all mders, and can be luund at any 1 ime at the are-ruoms. Bepl9-ly LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! JUSi ARRIVED, r* 1 VIA NEW YORK. A '!■£•' tin i well .so e.-to,l St# ck i,l Dry Goods N O T I u N S, LADIES' AMO GENT'S HATS* BOOTS AIY.D SHOES, CLOTH! X G, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Also, a full supply of GROCERIES Alwtivs kpj>{, on hiuttl and evoiyHting usually kept a first tliss estubiisii meiit. Gome one. come all, And give us a call. It will be to your interest To give the new comers a call ! WE GUARANTEE SATISFATION. J. BELSiNGEr? & 3RG., BROAD STREET. DARIEN, GA. N. B. Goods hattied to the llidge without any cost to the purchaser. Oct3-tf MACOIS2& SxUiVSWCIK RAIL ROAI). Change of Schedule. Superintendent's Office. M. R. R. R.. i M acon. Ga,. Ocmh. r 12, 1874 f ON and after Monday, April 27, 1874. trains oil this road will run as follows : DOWN DAY PASSENGERTUAIN (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leave Macon .... 8:30 a m Arrive at Jen-Uji .... 6:45 P M Leave Jessup .... 8.00 p m Arr.veat Brunswick - - - 10.3' p M UP DAY PA““.'.NUFR TRAIN (SUNDAYS EXCErTED.) Leaee Brunswick ... 2.15 am Arrive at Jesap - - - 4 45 a m Leave Je“> p - - - 6 -5 A M Art ive at Mae->tt ... 5.00 pm HAWKINSVII LE ACCOMODATION .'SUNDAY.-* EXCETTYD) Leave Macon - - • -3 3opx Arrive at Hawkin-vtile - - -7.5 pm Leave llavv kiti 1 ... 7.15 am Arrive at Macon - - 11.(Joan The down ti ty pa-smtrer and express train makes close tounet ton with train, of Atlantic and Gulf railroad at Jestip forFlo-ida, and tut day train con nect- at Jesuit !-■; Savannah. and at M con for niuts Noitb, Kas: ut.d W 1 t. JAS. W. R iBERTSON, OcU7-tf General Ba. eriutendefct. 131 g 133 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Hava largely increased their business and are now r tiering a most scbct and immense stock of Dry Goods * Notions And prepared to sell such at WHOLESALE AT NEW YORK PRICES We have constantly on hand Cases <>f GEORGIA SHIRTINGS. Cases of KENTUCKY JEANS, Cases ot CHOICE PRINTS- a specialty Cases of BROWN OSNABTJRGS, Bales of BLANKETS, Bales of FLANELS AND LINSEY, And an assortment of SILKS DRESS GOODS, MOURNING GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, VELVETS, HOZIEKY, Etc., Etc., which Ca\K () T B B KXCE LU E S N Tll R STATE. KID GLOVES AND CORSETS A SPECIALTY. 03DF.RS ARE EE ECTFULLY SOLICITED and will be carefully filled. A cad win n visiiiug the city respectfully solicited. Octio-e.u * FRANK & ECKSTEIN. MARSHAL S SALE. FIRST TUESDAY IX NOVEMBER, 1374. GEORGIA -Mclntosh County. \\ ILI. BK SOLD AT PUBLIC OUTCRY AT THE " old Conri House in said city, betwe. n the legal hours of sale, on the Kitsi Tuesday in November next, the following city property, to satisfy certain T'nx Fi Fas in favor of he City of Darien, li r the year 1874. to wit: Lots 51. til a (I 62. bounded nor h by First street, soil h by and Lot 50 i ast by l.ot 52 an t Lot 50. and west by Iv ts 60 and 50, John Hagan, claim anp ALSO, Lot 141. bounded notlh by Lot 185. south by Sec ctiiul stieet, east by Lot 142, and west by Lot 140, Henry Barker claimant. ALSO, Lots No 7 and 8. hounded north by a larie south b) Broad street, cast by Riteuham street, and West by Franklyn street, estate of A. A. DwLotnie claim ant. ALSO, Lot No. 10. bounded north by East Broad stieet. smith hv lane, east by Lot No. 10, and west by Lot No 8. siniou Dinroe claimant. ALSO. Lots 7. 8 and 9. hounded nm th by Totimbell street south l)y a lane ra.-t by lot No 10 and west by Adams street, n ixoii \ Mims claimants. ALSO, A Lot in Mclntosh Town. Sam Alexander claim ant. ALSO, A house and lot in Mclntosh Town, Cart' r Wil iams claimant. ALSO. A house and lot in Mclntosh Town. John Haf- K rd claimant. ALSO, Lots in the- covpi rate limits of the r itv of Darien, claimed by the estate of John 11. Mclntosh, L. E. B. | DeLnrme agent. Purchasers paying for titles. ROBERT E. CARR. Oct3 ltu. Marshal city of Darien, p.m,losswoob&co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND PURCHASING AGENTS No. 404 NORTH SECOND STREET. St- Louis, Missouri. FpcclaM nttontion given to the purchase, on order, of (train, F our. Hacon, Maclnnvry and Farming Implement,.-, L* all which they have had ;• lons/ < x pericucc. bep2(l 3nr_ CHARLE3 GASSMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, NO, 20# WHITAKER STREET, SAVAN N A (I, GEORGIA. Has just returned from new York with a splendid selection of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTINGS, Which he is ready to make tip in THE VEBY LATEST STYLE. A continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended is solicited. Sepl9-10t VITAS GASS3IAN. DAILY ADVERTISER. Published in Savannah. CONTAINS MOST RELIABLE MARKET REPORTS, AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. A FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER. G. N. NICHOLS, Proprietor, F W. SIMS, Business Manager thyM tr FOR FERN AN DINA, FLA., Via Da ric ii, Bruns wick, St. Ma ry’s and Way Points, Ga. STEAMER STARLIGHT, Capt. L. M. Coxettkr. Will leave at 10 a. m every TUESDAY and FliID-\Y for above points (leaving out Dartcn on Friday tripl, connecting at Fernandina with Florida Itailroail, giving through rates nl freight and pissagi to Gainesville, Archer, Cedar Keys, and all stations on Florida Railroad Freight and passige as low as by any other line. Apply to F. M. MYKELL, Sepia-tt Agent. FOB FLORIDA. INLAND ROUTE. The elegant side-wheel steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Captain I’. T.AROSE, II ving been thoroughly overhauled and refitted, will resume her ngnlar trips—leaving Savannah WEDN,SD\Y MORNING. September 23. at 9 o'clock, fur DOBOY, DARIEN. BRUNSWICK and St. M \RYS (4a., FEK NANDI DA. JACKSON VILLE. PALATK A. anil all ipteimediate landings on the St. John's river, Floiidu, touching at Darien both ways. Returning will leave Palatka Friday, Jacksonville Saturday, arriving in Savannah Sunday morning. RATES AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER LINE. For freight or passage, liavijg superior accommo dations. apply to A. L RICHARDSON. Agent, Scjlllv Padleford'a Wharf, REGULAR LI NR Darien, Savannah, Brunswick and Satilla, The New Stearrer CARRIE, Capt. JOE SMITH. \\,riLL LEAVE SAVANNAH FOB DARIEN > Bt unsw.clt, Saii la River and Landing JU L r 2d, 187 4, making through Dips each ALTERNATE WEEK AND EACH INTERMEDI ATE WEEK arrive at DARIEN FRIDA Y MORNINGS, utiil will leave for Savannah same afternoon. June 26 L. ECKMAN & CO. FRESH ARRIVAL. \X7E have int received a assorment of * t GOODS ol every description and variety. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. And everything usua'ly kept in a first-class GENERAL FAMILY STORE. Citizens of Darieu, look to your interest and buy from us. We sell CHEAP and for CASH. Come every body and examine our Goods. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. L. EGKSVIAN & CO., BROAD STREET. DARIEN, GA. G >odß lmuled to the Ridge free of charge. Oelß-3m