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r?lJ ;»" • ACROSTIC! Such muiic from tby lips doth flow J so sweetly make tho Mature gave to thee the .. And other graces to thee bcloi echoes ring; gift ot tougi BenUty to thy eoiitinuauce lends aid, Black are thine eyee my gentle maid; ” ' them lurks a ” ' " ZQVISJJSMM TAILOR. ow aShufel1B&?** 1 ** B * p ^ rinf • FLETCnEB ST. Oct. l smouldcrin of warm dcs; J. W. U. F. McE. Ever Thai plainly apeak* of warm desire. *.7,1873. ’ w 'Newspaper Grievances.—It is the strangest thing in the world how little appreciation people have tor the efforts of publishers to collect news and print it; and stranger still that the columns of a newspaper aic looked upon as public property; for iustancc, notices, of every description -meeting of clubs, societies, church and funeral notices are handed in for publication, without the slightest idea of paying for setting ot type or for tho blank pa per upon which it is printed. They aro called upon to notice good and bad tilings, but when there is a propo sition made for. “business,” in the shape of an advertisement, you are told, perhaps for lack of other excuse, that he is selling more goods than he can supply—very seldom is hard times the cause of failure to get business. However, the demand for the news paper to show up privato grievances exists the year round, aud you afe re quested to write about this and that nuisance, or to commend personal friends—in fact the free work never ends, aud the paying jobs come in very slow*— Griffin 1Yews. Women Should Head Newspa pers.—It is a great mistake in female education to keep a young lady’s time and attention devoted only to the fash ion able literature of the day. If you would qualify her for convocation, you must give her something to talk about, give her education in the actu al world nffd its transpiring events.— Urge her to read the newspapers and become familiar with the present char acter and improvement of our age.— History is of some importance; but the past world is dead; wo havo nothin] to do with It Our thoughts and our concerns should be for the present world; to know what it is and improve its condition. Let her have an intel ligent opinion, aud be able to sustain conversation according to the mental, moral, and religious improvement of our times. A drunk man wrote on the wall of bis cell: “ Jug not that ye be not jugged.” An enraged man tears his hair, but an enraged woman tears her hus band’s. What requires more philosophy than taking things as they come ? Partin; with them as they go. A prosperous merchant has for his motto, “Early to bed, and early to rise, never get tight and udVertisc.” A voice come Irom Washington territory, saying, “Send us wives and a thousand male voices respond, “ Take ours 1” :M3Lsoellsm.eo\ig -A.c3.v-i P. PAINE, BOOT &. SHOE MAKER, Broad Street, TIlOilASVILLK, UA. Work promptly done satisfaction guaranteed. mar 214? FOR S-AXjET! THE DWELLING HOUSE TlaomaBville Advertisements. the residence of Col. . . nij tho line of tho A. h O. R. R. The house contains font rooms, and attached is a kitchen, with dining am! cook room, .a. —- - - - treet, u another build- in the yard fronting the street, * r ly usc-1 as a school-; condition, and Is sn.. hail acre ofgronnd.more or lets, h|jood ed to gardening. To’an early rash purchaser -1 exceedingly good bargain will be given. For farther particulars apply to junel4-4m. J. J. ULaCKSHEAR. M. M. BLANTON, LUMBERYARD. Lmnlicr of every description constantly on Mill Pricew. isMenec lot, on Smith Avenue, NATIVE WINE. —FROM THE— Piney Wood* Vineyard, WINE, DELAWARE CONCORD HARTFORD HARTFORD SWEET TJhomasville, Georgia■ E TEAR of this Institution is divide finning on the First l(Vrfssr«fay faFririMif. BOARD OF INSTBDCTOBS: seconlent MR. JOHN E. BAKER, A. M., PRESIDENT- Pure and applied Mathematics—Ancient Language*. REV. CHARLES S. ROCKWELL, Literature—Mental aud Moral Philosophy, Natural .Science, The only First-class one price Piano sold in the world. Thousands of medals, testimonials, &c., testify to the Power, So nority, Brilliancy and mpjmicm wQRKM&wsm& t And WEAR of these superb instruments. • ISflY MRS- M. J, BAILEY, Primary Department, with Penmanship and French. M. BOLEY & - • iayi v k u.-j«Ai 186 A181, Comer Jefferson Sc Broughton, Opposite St. Andrews Hal. ■ ■ ‘ * Savannah Georgia, MRS. W. J- YOUNG, In charge of Music Department. Terms for Course of Twenty Weeks: Regular Course iu CollcgiatcfDepartment, - - - “ “ Primary “ - - - - 44 “ Music “ “ “ French “ .... No incidental or extra expenses charged. $25.00 17.50 25.00 10.00 The Trustee* feel justified In saying that the conrue of Instruct ion Is as thorough and practical, ami the Teachers as efficient as are to 1*.> Lund In any s tuilar Institution, and with the advantages of pleasant and healthy locatiou, good society aiul varietl church privilege* they earnestly recommend Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN . F jf R N f T U R E . We hare now, and conatantlr keep on hand a large, well (elected and rar* led assortment of all classes of Furniture. BEDROOM, PARLOR, LIBRARY. KITCHEN, Or Office Furniture o! every description, suitable for Country or CUy os* Hair, Moss and Excelcior Mattresses, Of any *ixe, ready made or matle to Order. Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Etc. Feathers for sale at Wholesale and Retail; Show Cnsos and Children’s Carriuges^of all Descriptions the Institution a* well worthy tho public support. Furfurther information apply to Mr. JOHN E. RAKER, or to A. II. HANSELL. Secretary, or W- J*. -5TOTT3STC3-, CJrTJoAUD can be had in good families at from§13 to $20 per month. President Board of 7Vu»t recommended by the highest medical anti scientific authorities as th® very best stimu lant for the sick or hale. flood Wine made—as it must be—flrom the pure juice oftbe drape* needs no puffing or blow, nig up of its merit-. For thousands of years itccn, ami is now, the undisputed beverages, in health anti oul ot It. two lals, and several other premiums have been a wart let I to my wines; anti the high testi monials from the foreign born citisen* here, fally attest to the merits of these Native Wines. Foi sale in bottles or barrels by John Stack, Proprietor P. W. V. These Instruments contain the wonderful Vox Jubiiaute, and other improvements peculiar to, and original with the E8TEY ORGANS, u larger number sold than those of any other piake. . PRICES MODERATE AND TERMS EASY. ’ Liberal discounts given to Churches, Sunday Schools and Lodges. Good cheap pianos from $250 arid Upwards. A large stock of Sheet Music and Musical merchandise. •king” of ben diver medals, iMaiali ftekle AT HIS OLD STAND, Is prepared to plan and erect any stylo Wood Caritentering iu A branches. ALSO Lumber for Sale—all Sorts and Stylo. GRISTMILL mill in the GRINDING DAYS. THURSDAY, FUIDAY ANI. SATUltIMY. C 1FPIBTS! Mctalic Burial Cases and Mctalic Cas kets, The Morris County Republican basely remarks: “ Don’t loaf nlmut th? streets and depend oil the Lord for your 4 daily bread.’ He isn’t running a bakery.” A Galena man went to the ceme tery, dug up huifather’a grave stone Hint offered it for sale to a marble cutter. The Gazette triumphantly adds, as a challenge to the world, “Bring on yor,r mean men!” “Wife,”said a man looking tor his lioot-jack, “ I have a place where I keep my tilings, ami you ought to know it.” “Yes, I ought to know , where you keep your late hours, but I don’t.” A youug lady in Gloucester i charged with keeping a light burninj in the parlor until very late on Sunday night in order to harrow the sensitiv feelings el an cuvious neighbor into the belief that she has really got beau. Two rustics came into a village tel egraph otlicc to send a dispatch. As they lctl the office the gong of an adja cent hotel sounded l’or tea; whereup on one ol the pair went into the aii several feet, exclaiming “By Jerusa lem! there it goes Jiiu.” A sentimental editor says; “It i comforting to know that one ey watches fondly for our coming, and looks brighter when wc coinc.’ : colcmpornry is grieved to learn that his brother of the' quill has a wife with only one eye.” A paper has found out why j)er- sons eannot/sleep. It iw because “there is an accumulation in the or ganism of the products of oxida- tiot, mainly of carbonic acid, thltt ncqumulntion being favored :uid controlled by reflex action of the nervous system, which thus protects the organism from excessive oxida tion and allows the organism to manifest its normal functional activ itv throughout a succeeding rhyth mic period.” Suppose a mau owns a skiff: he fas tens the skiff to the shore with a rope made of straw; along comes a cow; gets into the boat, turns round, and cats the rope; the skiff, thus let lodse, with the cow ou board, starts down stream, and on its passage is upset the cow m drowned. Now has the man that owns the cow got to pay for the boat* or the man that owns the boat got to pay for the cow? * represented by this rut, const* ii.l tor sal® st reasonable rate*. Also W«ml) COFFI.VS always o TO THE LADIES! MRS. SARAH A. PETERS, billy infon lurrotMullm #» the I Julies of Thomas- it well selected stock of Send for copy of u Georgia Musical Eclectic,” and price-list of Musical Merchandise to sept27-f»m GUILFORR, WOOD & CO., ATLANTA or MACON, GA. ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE SOUTH. 1873. __ . 1873. ; j *» bin . . ' : ^ J.lJ, . .e-H ' • - . j I Hardaway, McKinnon & Co., Matlresa renovating and repairing of furniture executed promptly at rea sonable prices. J Country onlers solicilnl, aud particular attention paid to lilting, uacluur and slipping same. II. LOWENTHAL, formerly connected with the A. * G.R. R_ it now con nected with tho above Firm, ami will he pleased to see all hi. friend.. March 2i-12mo. Have constantly on hand a Full Stock of Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats and Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, FERTILIZERS, &C. A. J. MILLER, C. r. MILLER. A fine lot of Prints, Ostial>urge. Shirtings, Sheetings, Bedtlikings, etc., just received and for talc low for rush by HARDAWAY, .VcKIXNON & CO. d very superior lot of Knglisli nud American I — HARUitWrlY, .VcKINAON Jt CO. stock of J/en’s .Vedium ami Common [| hand and for sale A good Clothing „ HARDAWAY .VcKINNON h CO. A lino lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobaec always kept on hand bv //Alt DA H’aV, .VcKINAON A CO. A fine stock of Tlu Ware, consisting of Pans, up*, Coffee ail sixes, But . by HAKDAWAY, .VeKLYNON Si CO. A larjje lot of Glass Ware and Crockery Juit received and for 200 hbls St. Poitis Flour, different grades. In •tore and to arrive. Ibr sale low by J1A/;1>.!WAY,.VcKINNON A CO. 25.' 50 and 100 lb Sacks different grades, for s HAKDAWA F, JfcKINNO.V & CO. A fresh lot of Bacon, Cheese ami Rutter, Just •ecelve-J anti for sale by UAUD.4WAY, AfcKIN.VO.V A CO. Crushed Sugar and Country Sugar for wle by r, MCKtXXOX tf CO. UA ill) AII V ml alt o by llARbA WA Y, MCKIXXOX * CO. Also a large lot of Cast Steel ami Plow-Steel »r sale by //ARDAW.VV, .Vt'KlSXON & Co. A large lot of Cast Turning Plows Just received ad lbr sale by llADDAWAV, J/cKlXX >X & CO. of genuine Peruvian Guano on hand HAnnAW.tr, J/cKixxo* St Co. for sale by K E E I* I N G , HARDAWAY, .VcKLVNON Si CO. HIGHEST PRICES paid for COTTON or other COUNTRY PRODUCE. SETTLEMENTS, Spring Millinery Roods, —OF TIIE— Newest asd Latest Fashions, Surli AS H«U an.I ttoiineM, trimmcl »|.J ou- TrUnmi.s,, Finnic., French Fl,.»ct., A1.1 Gloves, Corsets, Locos ami everytiiinc usu- ‘Uv In a lint-claas milliuery establishment .all ami examine my g*x»ls. My prices are put [own as low as in any market. DRESS-M.iKINR and FITTING! In this line I am well prc|>are<l to plcaso the *n'*t fastidious, in L.tli prices and work, ami »o- licit a lilieral share.d patronage, feeling satisfied that I can please all. aprfi ly. FLUTING, in all the Latest and most Improved Styles, done on short The course of study is conducted ou H ACTUAL BUSINESS PRINCIPLES. Supplied with hanking ami other offices, combining every known lacility for Imparting a THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION. t» «I.A .i.Ynrf.-t lu.awll.m finiA.Mti.lut till- h'jist exiHiise. Graduates of this lnstltc School l AC THE LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOL INTHESOUTH. practical of theaze. No vacations.— ull P institution, as practical a Cliool In tho Country >ugh PRACTICAL course DEAYING and HAULING! > Dray for the Public by I AM PREPARED the SINGLE DRAY LOAD, Or any other quantity that may be desired. I keep a lot of good Wagons nnd Teams, with CAREFUL DRIVERS, Ami am prepared to do hauling to ant t Living Rates. J.N. MCKINNON. aprillD 12tno HANSELL & HANSELL, Fire Iusurauce A arts. Reprcscnlins Old Hartford, of HARTFORD CONN. North British Mercantile, AND SOFT !I F. 1! X M U T U A L. It is fooli.sh for a girl to think she is establishing a reputation as a young lady of fashion, by allowing her moth er to toil through all the drudgery of the ! ousc, anti then invest her money in'gaudy' broodies anti artificial flow ers, or lor a man to supi>osc lie is a gentleman because he touches his hat to a party of splendidly dressed ladies, while he scorns to lend a helping hand to the old. apple-woman struggling across the street Letter heads neatly printed, and paper furnished for $740 per thou sand. *tf JOSEPH JERGER&BRO. Watch-Makers and Jewelers, LARGE STOCK OF * training ii jiy a. b In , containing lu^purtieulars, mailed Jum . F. MOORK, B BOTO-* H HOTEL f MACON, OA inF. PROPRIATOU8 of this wid rjAHE^ years of close Jly i«atronizc*l HOTEL, >ly known *s ot their iphuti- A HOME FOR THE TRAVELER n everv essential particular. It is situated im< ...... alpjutsender DeiK>t, leuec, accessibility. ii cdiaU-ly opp< site tbe G< ami unsurpassed for comfort amt accornm iu the Southern states, E. E. BROWN St Edward Rowe Xo. 5, Ilollingworth Block, MACON, - - (iA. Flnier&KasFitter, Gas amt Steam Fittin- promptly .attended to, Pumps iu»d Hydraulic Ruins u sin-chdiy • General Southern Agent for the “ (ianslcr (oiuplete Gas-works.'’ Snitilde For Villages, Hotels. Churches, Stor.-s, factories, Patent Anti-Friction O-IIsT GEAR, Made Without a Mortice. Kevs. to work l-awr. fi sol.d iron. Iron Key Po®t; i Tenon or Woolen ANTI-FRICTION BALLS. Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.- I^trge supplv of Spectacle*, en hand rejelr- VKstesssure iXMontbs w® win «i—■ - - Burn jj. e will not be responsible fur. .Any comui.-i I Build Sell and Repair Steam Engines Saw & Grist Mills, DR. HOOD’S EUREKA LIVER MEDICINE. This ha* proved to he the Lest tcedii or Liver Complaint, Bllllousnca*. cl . Read the fuflowmg certificates, and Mrs. Wm. Perry. . Oa .. Dec. 1st, 1871 I>R. //oon : Dear Hir—Your Eureka Liv nedieltie 1 ever used I a, truly, J. W. H« ilaint, Bllllousncs*. etc. It is jUC. Kea* ** * " try it i, Ga .. Dec. _ir—Ye— *• is .ho best inedieili lu-adache, Yours, truly, It. E. C. Hood : Dear Hr-! hare tried Eureka Liver Medicine, and believe it to be world. Kesp’y, Peck. Lumpkin, Oa., June 10,1872. Up to two months ago 1 we* ibled about every month with bilious . . <1 found notli-ng that acted like th® Eureka, although 1 hail taken the best Dr. 7/ood greatly troubl „ attacks, and found notlpng ka, although 1 hail taken Pimaons Regula- vinegar Bitters, and others. I cow have oule with biliousness, and uuheaitatinglv ureka is the best Liver Medicuie J. R. CUhtRTIAX, Etlitor Telegraph. L I. Casecll, Druggist Thomasville, —* * aud 11.00 per bottle. iu the v JulvtK-ly CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. GEX’L SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, \ JFFICE.) -He JT tSmlf ttnUronA €'m.. ( Savannah, Ga., June 20,1»73.. ) On and after Sunday, June 22d, Trains on his Ib-ad will run as fallows: XlGllT Expke&s 1’assexofk. -eave Savannah -Ully at — 4J0 pm. Jlbany_._... AIliany._ lioln bridge isville t Savannah - AM . am. n J.P. AM. chouge of cars between Savannah and’AI- e connection at Albany with trains on the South-western Railroad. Sleeping car runs through to Thotnasville. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. EASTERN DIVISION Leivc Savannah. Monday. ITednee.!ar Amo i\e Je'sup. Savannah —220 pm. -.515 WEXTERN DIVINOS. LeavoLawtoo. Tuesday, Thursday ami 'Arrive at Valdnwta* “ 44 “ ' t 44 Ouiuuaa • *. Tbomasvill _ ** Alhavy ” . 7.00" 44 12.45 p m. Monday, Wedacsday * 4 Thomasville 44 44 44 zjo p ta 44 Ouitaan 44 *• 44 “ 44 Valdosta 44 44 44 KT7 *- Arrive at Lawton w ixii Connect kinds or CasUng nsed atum PUntation work. Ra , Ear*. *ggj?* l '*" «* •*- *« E. CROCKET, ■ lU a^8i^~q.i~r..Ba,briJc( Iron Works, 3CACO.V, GA. vmSS-ti. ** U. S. Hauu Gtal Sift ItoB Bailing f»r enebwing Grave Lot«, nnd all set at Albany with nl^it train naSoath- Railroad, leaving Albany Monday, Tnea- .. . -orxlayaad Friday, ami arriving at Al bany To esday, Wednesday, Friday and Satar- Savannah Advertisements. CARPENTERS, 4 BUILDERS, and others in need of ; DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, 'Stair Railing, Bl‘tul Trimmings, SASH WEIGHTS, HEAD Oil SIDE LIGHTS, GO TO BLAIR & BICKFORD’S, 171 liny St. Savannah, <xa. BOEHM, BENOHEIM! CO’S MiUYlfFM'TlfZIEtt FtmMCCOS, AGENTS FOB ULACKWELL S Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco, Manufacturer of the Celebrated Brands of Fine Scgars, corro.v boll, postillion, papagena, pandora, lamf.r- VK1LLK, LUPIN, DESSERT, GOLDEN BUG. JASMINE, MORNING CALL. LA MVRRIM,GRENADIER, ETC.. ETC., ETC., ETC. All kinds of PIPES and SMOKER'S ARTICLES. : : Savannah, Geo, 143 By Stpeet.^^ T. J. DUNBAR &C0.i Importers anti Dealers -IX- BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKIES, Gins, Segars, Etc., And Proprietors - of the Celebrated Indian Vegetable Bitters. 131 Bay Street, SAT7-AJSr3SrA.H, - OA- when visiting tte City. Brother Jonathan, A Large FAMILY PAPER It published Weekly al?L23a jear. Hta.tatmku.lur Imi, o>lnu-, ut Is ->» a-twi I—t—r ot iu .U ia U. •arid. Tex I)»LUU in fiK-tUrb given t® ••••«* of e»*k fifty oew saUrrih® • 5p®riuen emptessentf^e. our *ock Catalogue sent tree. Lovell & Lattimore, 155 & 157 Congrtis Street, SAYAN NAH, - GA: Wholesale atd Retail Dealers Ia American, English and German HARDWARE. House Famishing Goods, Cooking, Parlor, and Heatin'? Stor Guns, PUtola and Sporting Gootlo, Kedale's Celebrated Water Filter*, Xaile and Hollow Ware. Tin Plate and Sheet Iron. AI*o. Manufacturer* of TJX and SHEET IKON WAKE. TUR AI. C IMPLEMENTS on band- Parties ordering goods will have them carefully and promptly filled. mch 22 ly Helniosh House. HI QUmUH, GE02GIA. m J. B. EDHOXSOY, Proprietor. Board and Lodguc, $2 per day. Eight MW XUmmJmC ceapMad ef. J. JfliUer Sf Co. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 130 BROUGHTON STREET, Savannah, Georgia. New Work Put Up To Order. Repairing, Mattress-Making* Upholstering AT SHORT NOTICE. Orders promptly filled. All goods sold at tho lotVcst market prices, and striet nttention given to nil orders from th® country. Country Merchants when in the city' would do well to calland examine our stock f*>«ro purchasing elsewhere. I‘- O- Rux 773. mch 21-1 v Palmer & Deppish, Wiohnale Dealert In HARDWARE&CUTLERY, 148 and 150 Ccngrcas, and 149 and 151 SL Julian Street*, Hnvannali® - - - C*eoru:iii® . KEEP A FULL STOCE Common Plows, Brinly's Plows, Avery's Plows f Dickson's Sweeps, Harrows, Fun Mills itnd Every Article required hy P L A X T E It S . The Lakoest Stock of Double and Si sulk GUN'S in the City. Powder t Shot, Caps, «Cr., H. Hatton* Circular Saw*. It. Hot <t '(Jo't ditto. Rubber and Leather HELTINO. Agents For Fire Proof Safe*, Fairbanks Scales, Rope and Twine*. All for Sale at Lowert MARKET RATES. P.tDMEH Sf &KS»PlSa. inar21-ly Piedmont 5 Arlington LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, at Richmond, Va. Policies Issued, 19,500.1 Annual Income, 1,500,000. W. C. CARRINGTON, 1’rc.iJcnL D. J. IIARTSfKJK, Secretary, B. C. HAKTSOOK, Cajliler. J. K. EDWARDS, Vice Breakfast. ■I. J. HOI-KINS, Auldaal Kccr’tr. l-rbf. turn 1). SMITH, Actuary. No Useleu Bedrictiom on Besdenoe, Travel or Occupation. - Liberal Hoa-ForfeiuUe Featana acd Bigkta of Partita Clearly Delted. T hwtrrnrxMXitraouanaivr..nujnmun.*s/i raosi-T. rruaa UHAU.SS- item, ilmail [/«■*■, hmsrr UfMtaMt, Am.p> Kawnt —« ««—®*- T - rtrllTifi f PrvwiiaaM all Cash; Foitclc® Liberal; smA bsm $IU to mch >l*»af IhiMltlaa. Kjuml>*m*Wfi Grnrral Igrnrj Office for Southern Georgia aid Florida, 1351-2 BIT STREET, SIVINMII, (fEOKOIA. HENRY 8. ELLIOTT, Agent at 8avamiah. at Thomasville. T. & PAINE, Agent i Gnr. ROBER7 BULLOCH, Ocaut. Mauoa Covsrr. Spechd Ascot for Ea« anJMouU. Florida. ELLIOT Jk L’ENCLE, caurwtuM 4««.m rom mocrummjr uatom JF*. JUacomber St Co., SUCCESSORS TO R A. TOPHAM & GO. Clothing arid Hats, Men’s Furnishing Goods, 138 Coogtm and 138-St. Julian Streeti, SAVANNAH, GA. ■utnte. - - _ * SllHilfiyHH