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The Weekly Democrat,
Tlil'ItSl'AY, AUGUST 22, J872.
, ,TV AND COINTV AFFAIRS
" fi0 t0 KoscnfeU’s for Bagging and
Ti«‘
T)l( , bargains in the city can
at Babbit A 'Warfields.
delitfliU in pleasing. the
V; ,- H'« i«»elrjr Store is a gem.
,ati*i see him.
Vi-i, r.-«n & McNair offer »nt>erior
1,1. nt to the trade. Call and
,... ne their stock.
f ,r groceries and dry-goods of
,, n description, call on Babbit &
|u;iiiicld. They give good bargains.
I K».-li< ki A Br>., hwe a large
|y,, k "f I by-Good and Groceries; and
■n in in luce of all kinds bought
|.;i, r ljc|i has fresh butter on Ice.
„ In*;lie t«»n or by the pound. The
'flection of Family Groceries
„• State. Call.
m mmkr Goods.—N’qcl Gainey A
..lane just received a supply of
• : ,mcr Tweeds, Flannels and Cas-
,;, n s. at prices to suit the times.
\|,M.J, Reynolds, notwiihstsnd*
_r I,,; ill'll season, sells probably
, re 111 ilitgoods than any Other
. .,,*r in this section. HeuSOUC Splen - -
,| > oek, Selected with good liU-te.
Mokcax- a Harwell.—If j r o\i
mi the best and.purest drugs
fail to go to the Drug Store ol'
hove firm and procure them.
opio had rather trade with them
in elsewhere.
Just Kkckivkii.—500 bushels
•JO bids superfine Flour; SO
v \ x flour; 30 bbis superfine
10 bids whiskey; 5000 bids
Lmi at popular prices.
B.uiiut A Warfield.
I’, F. Rutherford, at the Oity
!,!cs, has some line horses for
. -and in a few w< eks he xvill
, many more. If yon want a su
it turnout, at reasonable rates the
i Stables is the place to get it.
i Is'awl harness horses to hire
any time.
L\t Piist.—I n order to enlarge my
v. 1 am now offering my entire
I, nf Is nt coat. Persons
l.ing to secure bargains had best
at uiice, as the opportunity to
.'lic'i nice goods at such low
- i- not offered every day.
Simon A. Weil.
( Lay It on “MeBuff.”—We hear
' that Prof. Gumming is getting up a
Thespian Corps. If it is so, bless
the Lord; for Bainbridge is iust
about, at this time, the dullest place
bn the inhabitable globe. Go on,
Professor, with the good work, and
unborn citizens bf this beuighted
city of oaks and cedars, will throw
up their hats and proclaim yon a
public benefactor.
Returned.—After an absence cf
over five years on the Western Iron*
tier, Mr. Alph, Hunnewcll, brother
of our townsman T. B. Ilunnewell,
returned to this city on Sunday
morning last. Alph. gives a glow
ing account of his adventures in the
Western wilds. He is in the stock
business out there, and will prob
ably return some time in the Fall.
We wish him a pleasant tjme during
his sojourn in our midst.
Ths Arnett Bridge.—This struc
ture is fast being repaired, and will be
rcadv for (ravel bv next week.
Hoyl A Dickinson’s new steam grist
mill will be in moiiun next tfeek, we
Judge They are beth energetic men
who never do things bv halves.
Death of Mr. G. T. Baldwin.'—This
gemlera-.n, well known to many of
our ci'ixens, died at Liberty, Va., on
the 12th inst. Mr. B. had spent several
winters in tins se.-tion, on account of
the lingering disease—consumption—
with which he was afflicted, and cf
which be died. No nobler heart was
ever stilled in death than his.
Horriule !—Tho
boxes—made for t
of Decatur county a
to burrV a buzzard
coffins—or pine
dead paupers
■*.! really not fit
in. Wc have
JW v
•ru sin inis iu his harness store—
' . suit ami so hlaud
n rniiu r to his door—
isj's him l>v the hand ;
""I t lei” told Jamb says—
il you harness trecley
i li.imlvme set, aud go
"le for Horace Greeley.
• lias a line assortment which
I' very reasonably whether
ie for Horace or not.
E
VIOLIN STRINGS. F.Tf.
to W. ('. Sutlers' to buy Itabaiw
land Guitar Strings at 15 to
11 s. same as are sold in large
:| l '-’il lo 25 (Tuts, .lie will sell
- at $2 25, with box, bow and
s ei'implete. •
►•'•menus at £2 00, and all other
;| l liislrmnentsin proportion to
etc. All who wish to “soothe
|-avage breast” call around and
I'ymirselves. tf
: I"vx Assessor.—We call at-
'a to the announcementot Ilar-
■ viand. lie is a good man
aid fill the position of Tax
■ •'or with credit.
Ii'vku News'.—The steamer Julia
M'la.r arrived on Sunday ever.ing,
Hug on board a. steam cotton
I' which was shipped 1mm this
It to Savannah.. It is the press
I'fly in operation at Apalachico-
"1 is considered first, class. It
► ■ii'il hy Capt. S. J. Whiteside,
'teaiiici Farley also arrived
lie evening. The river is
uiiig order.
‘•aisbuduk a Sickly Place ?—
'over no—but if people will
ol themselves by eating
' .-"urd watermelons, wormy
• and all other sorts of de-
|> *r fever, it is not the fault of
■ Bainbridge is one of the
'' places in Georgia; we
v. living here for seventeen
i two weeks would cover
: kness during that time.
°at dirt and drink vin-
•' ; ’it charge their billious
0 ’lie city.
1 ! £kaxt.'—Emery Johnson
“^"ip'ctest Washing Machine
If .
seen several of these so-called cof
fins lately, that would shame the
savages of the Fee Jee Islands.
These “coffins" consist of a few pine
pianks thrown together in a way so
loose that a mouse could .easily run
through the cracks. We hear that the
county allows an order of seven dol
lars for each of these coffins, which
is equal to five dollars and twenty-
five cents cash .This seems a fair
price for a decent pine box, nut in
stead of being decent they are a re
proach to civilization. It the county
pretends to'bury its paupers at all,
for heaven’s sake let them be put
away humanely if not decently.
Local Slashes.—Soda, water
“with a bee in il” is the latest sensa
tion.
“Green as grass,” is a old saying
that don’t apply to Grass at the up
per Flint River Store.
Mayor Jones, wc observe, has
“switched” back on his old schedule.
Sensible.
If Miss ***"would quit grinning
at our “Devil” so much, her false
“grinders'’ wouldn’t be so apparent.
Chills and fever have changed the
complexions of several of our ac
quaintances into a rich Bismarck
color.
Critclicll is jubilant over the proba
ble dissolution of the Cracker club;
the President of that institution
having resigned.
We saw what we thought was the
“heathen chinee” Chungwhangtoma-
loo coming up the street the other
day, but found wc were mistaken.
It was our friend Dr. Battle sailing,
out .under the B. Hat Extension.
II. F. S. A Y. D. F. have shaken
hands over the “bloody chasm.” Let
us now have peace.
Read George Washington’s letter
in to-day’s Democrat. We call the
special attention of the scalawags to
it.
Mosc Carter has traded his
“stove pipe" bee-gum to Columbus
King. A step ii. the right direc
tion.
The Junior De-baters have organ
ized a “Vigilance Committee in their
elub. That’s right boys, “eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty.”
Sol Munson swears that if he can't
get President Brown (of-the Scippio
African^ Debating Society)to decide
in favor of the buzzard, hanged if he
don't clean out the ole roost.
Capt. Binford, ot New Orleans,
has done gone and bin somewhere
since his arrival in this city.
Horace Greeley won’t speak in
Bainbridge next week on account of
a previous engagement.
Gone to Camilla.—Onr .yonfeg
friend J as. A. Jones, so long known as
the prompt and energetic salesman
and co-worker of the great tin A stove
dealer of Bainbridge. Emory Johnson
—has gone to Camilla to go in busi
ness ok Lis o«n account. We heartily
recommend Mr. Jones to the go d
people of Camilla, knowing that a
vorv short time will elapse before he
will commend himself to them. He
is one of the most reliable, industrious
and ei.ergeiic voting men onr city has
ever produced—therefore We deplore_
that loss which is Camilla's gain.
A Horse Runs Away with a
Little Girl.—Last Monday eve
ning adittle daughter of Col. Daniel
McGill ventured to take a ride on
horseback, unattended. The conse
quence was, the horse ran away with
her, and might probably have en
dangered her life, had she not been
rescued from her perilous position
by two gentlemen, who stopped the
horse.
One hundred
'Hslied perfectly clean
hour. No rubbing,
no trouble at all. Go and
f r yourself.
ever
‘■an be
s dian one
’din"
LETTER TO MAJOR R. H.
WHITELEY FROM GEORGE
WASHINGTON, Colored.
The Situation Discussed—Forty
Acres and a Mule—Joe John
son Speech—Effect at Hacklp
Trap—The Policy of the White
Radical Office Holders Main
tained.
IIakel Trop, deKatY Konty.
Mi Deer Majer:
De ports ar sore Aiding, from de
lied kaughturs ter banebridge, dat 1
dies u des l'u line axin for de explo
ration: I is ben doin mi best to ro
liver ycr structions ter dc kullud
gemblems here, and is red ter dem
awl dc dokymints u sont ter bee red,
ceptin tis de agryculturel ports; lor
dc “emblems wont lisen ter dem
wool a sent. I tolled dem wliat.u
sed, dat it ar de Booty ob eber tru
ratikel ter pay tention ter de doky-
mints ob de party, speshly when da.
hah ben sont at dc spensc ob de’na-
sliun, l'or de spress lightenmint Ob
de kullud voters; but blcsdc lord da
wakes up when I red ycr lass letter
re-showing de kullud voters dat dc
40 akers and de mule am komin wid
dis lection, but sum ob de demykrat
piggors tri to fluslratc de party bi
sayin da hcarn dat Ii afore. I want
sont me mediately de act ob kongris
what u sed u passed, dat contains dc
pi crfishun bout deinulesan de akers,
for ffar am sum fool niggers what
wont, blievc any ting lessen tis
red from de dokymints ob dc party,
printed on de papur and sarterfied
two bi de pictur ob de brudder ob
Lord, abry ham linkom as u truffuly
marked in ycr lass pi’stle.
Sum ob de kullud gemblems da.t
tended de meet in whar jon Haze
pursided an Bn/ec cur aekted sicka-
terry hab oltenly observed dat de
spoke of Jo jolinsing were purcuiiar.
Da sa dat Jo say when u wer in
kongris he writ u a letter axin u .ter
spress ycr pinion on de ku klux bil,
an dat u writ Jo bac dat dar wer no
sieh bil afore kongris, which letter
Jo zibited ter de kongregashun ac-
cordin, wharupun Jo writ u a letter
and sont a kopy ob de bil, an dat u
writ bac dat habin sarchcd de reck-
ords, dar wer no sich bil,. and dat
dor kopy wer froth de knewspapurs
which am awl lies—an dat de ncx
tint he writ to kno what he writ bout,
an dat de kuUud pepul ar awl fools
any how—which lettur Jo red ac-
cordin. But de marks ob Jo hab
kased sidcrable cussion here, ter
wit namely—dat Jo sed n wer ferd
ob dc whites (gust as ef u wer not
white) ter say dat u sported de bil
dat gibed de kullud man dar rites an
de 40 akers an de mule, .an dat u
wer ar ferd ter step out like moses
on mont cini an declaim der rites ob
de nu chelderns ob Isrel, which am
dc kullud pepul—but like der moses
in de barmy das ob his youth, u hid
in de bulrushes an writ Jo a pine
blank li. .Jo sed dat dis am so or
dat in kongris u wer as badli lost as
jon Robinson kruso, which Jo ought
not fer ter sa so. Now majer u mus
lem lettures frum Jo or da wil
v.e party. I splained dem away,
but de more I splained de worst da
kum bhe. I tole de gemblems dat I
-pec de majer hab nebber hearn ob
de bil, an da sa, ef u am dat big er
fule, u ar uo*more fi t ten ter present
de kullud race den a blifid hog,
which votes his hole tention ter nos
ing out de grub. I sed gemblems,
u ought not fer to sa so. Majer dem
L. J. Guilmartin k Co., Cotton letturs frum Jo mus bee gibbon up—
i Factors and General Commission f e mus *- Be did er u wil loss yer
karackter, an what am man widout
karackter ? what would Bruce cur
an tom hamton be widout them. 1
TnE Powder Magazine.—The work
on die powder magazine js progressing
rapidly. It is an institution long
needed iu this citv.
It ar ported here dat u aint aguine
ter gibe a orphis ter uo kullud man,
dat dar aint nuff orphiszes ter go
round mongst de white radikles; I
tempted ter splain, but it wouldnt
splain, ter wit namely—dat dar hab
jined de radikle party wid in de lass
ear jon Haze, Bruce cur, cheef justis
wbiteietd and sereril odder ob de
mos stinguisbed sitisons of jorgy, all
ob whom severilly hab ben harnessly
previtMJed dat de kullud race am de
subperor race, an dat u would fus
tri an git des gemblemS ter take de
orphiszes, ef not, den de kullud men
wer ter hab dem. But what makes
de strubance here, majer, is de per
vading pheeling dat da will take,
mos pertikulerry Bruce cur.
Mystur Milo donalson ses dat u
tolled urn dat u hab. karfully konsult-
ed- de -senses an dat der wer ober
1500 kullud radikel voter in de
kounty an onli a pheW white radikles,
dar four he ses u rooughtgibe de
kullud man 1 er 2 orphiszes. I splain
howe it wel* n moughent,—but it
■teouldnt splain. I splain howe it
wer de dooty ob ebber trn r'adikle
terfend yer konvenshun, ter take
whHhi mought gibe, & vote lor yer
kanidtftgs, bekase u pass de act bout
de mules an4le Ian—but it wouldnt
splain. Major dem letturs of Jo
Jolmsing mus bee gittin up—I mus
hab 'do dokymints mediately wid de
mule purvisbun—it mus bee sont.
De.kuLlvJu gemblems ar talkin niity
strong bout lectin kanidates ob (lar
owne colur. Be a gitting up de
Jo Johnsing letturs an letde kongris
dokymints be sont. Thar kan bee
serned er storm in de klouds.
I telle de niggers herg like u tole
cm when de mystur harels jined, dat
da wer a pac ob fools an would dribe
ebber white man out ob de party
dat da didnt gib a orj-his two—da't
ob kourse ef de white, men didnt sist
in fillin ob de orphiszes, dat dar
would bee no white men in de
party;' an dat de niggers wuld h£tb
awl de orphisffes ter fil.
I hunderstan dat jon Haze am
tendin ob de kullud funnerls, but
when de poor white trash di he dont
morn worf a darn—wharbi he ar
tru ter de party.
yourn til deth
jorge wasHintun.
Noty Beeny.—Dont tribute awl de
lectshun munny kongris gin u mongst
de banebridge gemblems; let sum be
sont down mediately, er tbar wil bee
a nodder sturbance.
It ar ported jiuirni Grifing gotten
mad wid sum white phoiks and ter
spite urn turned radikle and fer de
durried nigger dont kure woof a sent
—kan dat bee possumbly ?
. yourn sum more
jorge wasHmtnn.
A set of resolutions, explanatory
of the act, have been adopted by
the Senate, which prbvfde * that the
Governor shall not endorse the bonds
of the Road until the State, of Ala
bama has assured him by statute of
the right and power to seize epaa
the portion of the 1 Road lying In
that State, and. also, that the bonds
shalfiiot be sold for less than eighty
cents in tuc dollar.
Thisjs an important step for our
section^ and, wheh consummated,
will place our little city directly
upon one of the highways Qf the
world. It will also doubtless save
millions to the State. *
I do not know the exact present
status of the bill introduced in the
House by Mr. Bush requiring regis
tration of voters in Decatur county,
but fear it will not be acted upon
this session, as business is hurried
on in hot haste in order to adjourn
as soon as possible, and many local
matters will be neglected.
The -Legislature,Will, probably ad
journ next Satardhy.
Respectfully,
♦ . v * J. D* H.
BRICK
POMEROY'S
TION.
CONVEX-
Brick wants to run Chas. O'Conor and A. H.
Stephens.
Yesterday the lion. Mark M. Pome
roy, who is the bead of the Louisville
Convention movement,sent ihe follow
ing dispatch to Georgia, -in response
toione asking him il Charles O’Connor
would accept the Louisville nomina
tion:
, ' New York, August 14.
H. K. Shackleford and Committee
Atlanta Ga;
Nominaie O’Conor. ' He strongly
tavors the Louisville move, which is
rapidly gaining strength. Greeley
slock rapid.y depreciating. He can-
not carry this State. Let^he Georgia
Democracy blaze the way to Louisville
and Lo victory.
M. M. Pomeroy v
A reporter ©f the Sun endeavored to
ascertain from Mr. O’Conor himself
his sentiments on this subject, but
the gentlemau had gives directions’to
admit no reporters to his rooms. A
Bom bon wLo bad an interview with
him said Mr. O’Conor was very can-
tiou®, and would certainly not think
of accepting any nomination that was
not made by a large and successful
convention composed otlnen of charac
ter and influence. Tt id understood
the choice of the Louis-vil'ians for
.Vice-President will be Alexander H.
Stephen^, who held .that position un
der the Confederate government.
The Imlters from Baltimore are dis-
P. S.—Let no more agry'cul urel gusted with . Blanton Duncau. They
R. A. WALLACE,
kuiu Is x
Paper Envelopes, Cards
TAGS, TWINES.
INKS, TAPER (STOCK, MOSS, WASTE, Ac
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
Gl. BAY 8TRE&T, I
SAVANNAH, GA.
.^W-Ofllee amd Sample Room ap Stairs.-
MchlJ It '
Wrimil AiW BLEG.INT
BOOTS AND SHOES.
jar* If .you want a nicely fitting boot or
shoe, and one that will do you good service,
call on
E. N.HYATT,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT' AND SHOE MAKER,
Who is prepared to do all kinds of boot and-
shoe work with neatness, quickness and at
low rates. He always'has on hand the finest
leathers and findings, and therefore can al
ways warrant a good job—call and see him,
xnet door to Robinson’s wood-shop. tjan
Send 30 cents for the July Number of
Peter’s Musical Monthly, containing the fol
lowing music, or we will mail the 7 pieces is
sheet form, on receipt of $3.30:
Above and Below, song and chorus, Juch,
30cts.; If Yon were I, would Yon? ballad,
Shattuck, UOcts.; Motherless and Fathenees,
song and chorus, TuckeT, 30c ts.; Kiss Me,
Darling, ere We Part, song and chorus, Ste
wart, 30ct*.; Only for Thee, song and duet,
Dressier, 35cts.; Darling Waltz, Marmistoun,
35cts.; Sunrise Schottisehe, Siedle, 30cts.;
£inger’s Joy, four hands, Posher, 35cts.:
Dance of the Haymakers, caprice, Wilson,
75cts. We will send back numbers of Pe
ter’s Musical Monthly—January to June—
for fil.50, or the five last numbers for $1.00.
Address J. L. PETEP.S,
599 Broadway, New York.
BOWER & BOWER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
BAINBRIDGE, ga. •
GAce In the Court Honse. mch251jr
ports bee; sont; tliar enflouiiie l>stV>
oozed out. I hunderstan dat JoeK is nmrrng matters for the purpose of
Johnsing am sick at de stomic an am
spectcd ter fro up soon.
Do u kontimplate much defickulty
in a gittin ob jon D Williams ter
run agin ?
yourn agin-
and lub ter all.
P. S. number 2,-^Spects ter Jas
per. Dont spose 1 man spects ter
take all de tackscs, Thar ought ter
bee, ter-sa no more, 50 tresurers—
spose de tackses kan konvenyently
surport dat tiger.
tJf.B0LEY&€0,,
Wholesale and Detail Dealers in
PARLOR, CHAMBEK and
KITCHEN
vges.—W
e relei special atten-
l le ^ unow Masonic Female
Merchants, Savannah, Ga.—The at
tention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of this well known
firm, which will lie found in another
column. They are agents for Brad
ley's Superphosphate of Lime, Jew-
tolled de gemblems dat I sposin de
meetin wer not berry spectable an
da sed Bruce cur an jon Haz$ loned
de meetin dar kontnance an surport,
an I sed I sposin dat’s awl da hab
- el s Mills Yarns and Domestics, To- ter lend, and da sposin so two. Dis
F . 0 AmctiKus; and the Monroe . bacco, Ac., and keep constantly on lass rerflectshun rathy hoped u%
0 rip*, of lorsyih, Gh, Tht-v 1 hand a good supplv of Bagging and ^ a ’ J®^ s
'nstitmi„ ns ile««)-vin<T whitefield wer thar, whose owl-like
, 0 c ttSi L Zw * [ • ? ^ CouS, - nmentS arc SO,,C * happarrarfbe four boards evel, which
e advertise- ited and the usual facilities extended. when sed, Irertircd frum de argy-
to customers.
mint.
Atlanta Correspondence.
Editor Democrat:
Having just returned from the 1st
Methodist church, wheie I heard a
most excellent sermon by the “Blind
man eloquent,” Rev. W. II. Mill-
burn, I have concluded that the in
terval Between-10 o’clock p. m. and
my ugu&l bed time could not, or at
any rate would not, be better spent
than in writing a short letter to you
and yetir readers.
The present session of the Legis
lature has, so far, been quite an ani
mated, and exciting one; many im
portant measures have been freely,
and in some cases, heatedly, discus
sed and acted upon. *'■
The bill (which has now become
an act, having finally passed both
Houses) “to protect the interest of
the Statd in the A. & G. Railaoad,”
excited a great deal of interest, and
presented many knotty points for
the consideration of members.
The original bill which provided
for the State’s endorsement . of the
bonds of the Road to the ext ent of
thirty thousand dollars a mile for
the extension from Bainbridge to
Pollard, passed the Senate but was
re-considered. The House bill re
duced the amount of bonds to be en
dorsed to fifteen thousand dollars a
mile; and in this shape passed both
branches of the Legislature and is
now ready for enrollment.
No measure that has been before
the General. Assembly for years has
presented graver poiDts for consid
eration than this. The greater por
tion of the territory through which
the proposed extension wHl run lies
within the jurisdiction of another
State; besides we have just past
through a ten-ihle bond fever, and
the country is still in an excited con
dition on the subject, which circum
stances complicated the matter, and
made the time very inausticious for
the introduction of the bill jn ques
tion. On the other baud the State
is already a stockholder in the road
to the extent of one thousand shares,
which stock had become almost val
ueless, and, if nothing had been
done to rescue it, likely soon to be
come entirely so. The salvation of
this original investment of the State
was the ruling motion on the part of
those who voted for the bill.
charge that he is too officious, and he
magnifying himself. There is a strong
probability ibat they will all bolt from
him in a body.—N. Y. Sun,lbih. '
- ■■ ■■ <"■ '■ "J." n
ft X. BIN GEL. 1 .
JEWELRY, ETC.
“W.
O. SQBBZIS,
•«
Broaf Street,
BAINBRIDGE, - - GEORGIA-
Keeps constantly on hand
Watches, <f ■
- Clocks, ; _
JewelsY,
Diamokds,
Silver-Ware,
Fancy Goods,
.. Cutlery,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. TOYS,
kcr., &c.,
In great variety, which for style, quality and
price 1 cannot be excelled: A full line of
OLIDAY and BRIDAL PRE jENTS
in Store.
^WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired
at short notice, and warranted. oct!7 mq
JUDSON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Marion, A la. The 35th Annual Session begins tha
first of October, with 15 teachers; a handsome now
outfit in parlors, chappcl, lecture rooms and dining
rooms; 24 pianos ana two organs, Including 12 of
SteifTs splendid new $650 instruments; elegant
new walnut suite and Kittle’s spring beds iu tho
dormitories, md floors carpeted* Average atten
dance for 15 years past, 200 Expenses reduced.
For circular, address RICHARD RAWLINGS,
M. A., President.
W* O. FLEMING. JOlKC. RCTHKRPORB
FLEMING & RUTHERFORD,
ATTORNEYS AT»LAW
BAINBRIDGE, GA
O FFICE over drugstore of Butts A Peabody.
Are fully prepared to take charge of all
cases arising underthe bankrupt law. [jo29,69,tf
THE ALBANY HOUSE,
MERHICE BARITES, Proprietor.
ALBANY, Georgia.
This bouse is well furnished and every way pre
pared for the o mmodation of the traveling pub
lic: entire sat ctiou guaranteed. The table is sup
plied with the best the country aflfordj, and the ser
vants arc unsurpassed in politeness and attention to
the wants of guests. Omnibusses convey passengers
to and from tbs different railroads promptly, f’barges
oaiuit the times.
Albany, Ga., Oct. 8th, 1870-tf.
H. L. BARNETT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
_. . .. —AND—
Commission Merchants
170 BROAD ST.,
COLUMBUS, : : : GEORGIA.
oct27 ly .
£. J. MORGAN, W. J. B(B»(!T.T.
MORGAN & HARRELL,
PRACTICING PHYSICIANS,
BAINBRIDGE, GA.
O FFICE in their Drug Store, North side
of Court Bouse Square, on Water Street.
B. a. WHITELEY.. JOH» E. DONALSON
WHITELEY & DONALSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
BAINBRIDGE, GA
W ILL practice in the JSoathwestern and
Patap.la Circuits.
^■sJ-Office ap stairs, in Sanborn’s new build
fug. - aprillT 69-28t(
Thomas Branch A Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Branch, Sons A Co.,
Augusta, Ga.
Branch and Sons,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Ga-
Market Prices Corrected Weekly by
BRANCH & SONS.
Com, white, prime 97
Yellow and mixed, •* 85
Bacon, clear rib sides lOalOJ
Shoulders 8u8 j
D. S. C. It. Ssides 9
“ “ bhlds. none in market
Flour, from new wheat family.... $9
Extra ...' lOalO 50
Choice; 10 a 11
186 BROCGHTO.V ST., Corner Jfffrnon
and Broughton,' opposite St.
Andrews Hull,
SAVANNAH,..-..........GEORGIA.
T&- All’ the latest styles kept on hand.
Mattrass renovating and repairing of furni
ture executed promptly and at reasonable
prices.meh21 ly
fII OLD RELIABLE
WEST - STREET
MONROE
FEMALE COLLEGE.
FORSYTH, GA
The Trustees take pleasure in commend
ing this Institution to those who desire for
their daughters the benefit of a collegiate
Ration.
Jhe College edifice has been thorongly re
fitted, ihe campus enlarged, a fine observa
tory in the form of a rotnnda constructed,
lecture assembly and parlor rooms supplied
with new furniture, and over $6,000 nave
beefi lately expended for. educational appli
ances for the Institution.
The exercises of commencement were pro
nounced by competent Judges unsurpassed,
if equalled by any of former years. '
The Fall Term will begin Angust 26th,
1872. Board and Tuition fer term less than
$100. The prospects-of the Institution were
never more flattering. Sor farther particii-
laars apply to R. T, Anbury, President qf
the Faculty, or I. S. Lawton, M. D. Presj-
hent of the Board of Trustees.
July, 28th, 1872.
Andrew Dunn, e -
Secretary) '
OF
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IS Hl'INO
FOB THE CAMPAIGN.
THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS.
The approaching Presidential canvass,
judging from the extraordinary cendition of
our'political avoirs, will be the most inter
esting, exaiting. and hotly-contested cam-
paign in’the history of the Republic, and its
progress will be watched with fe^rish anx
iety by thousands who have heretofore taken
but slight interest jn elections. *
In order to place in the reach of nil mat
widely-known medium of the freshest and
latest intelligence, the Savannah Moenino
News, a literal subscription schednle has
been arranged.
From the first of July to the first of No*
mbei t * r from the first Of August to the
first ofxJeeember—four months inclusive—
the''different editions of the Mobning News
will be sent-to subscribers on the following
terms: ,-r s ■* ■■ r r
DahA £ . $2
Tbi-WeekuY ~ » 0 -
TVeeii.y 50
111 the stirring time just ahead, the Morn-
zscrNsws will be in the van of all its con
temporaries in the extent^ variety and fresh
ness of its intelligence, and its readers wijl
lose none of the salient rfiointof the cam
paign. ’ *5 - * . .. .
Money may be-sent By express at the nw
and expense of the Proprietor. 1
Address 4.- H- ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga
CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH HEAVY INVOICES
i.m... m —OF -
Spring* & Snmmer
«oo
LATEST . STYLES AND
TOGETHER WITH A
•Very. Jjarse stools, of
Staple Groceries!
ALSO,
akdwahe, woodwabe, WILLOW WARE, &c.
jj, fact there is nothing Wanted by the public that they cannot supply at most rea-
onable"prices. Give us a call, examine our goods a&dtake advantage ef our inducements.
April*
PATTERSON Sc MCNAIR
