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pniinrm ATLANTIC A GULF. BAILR0M ixfXiijjJj S< C^«wnn2tlon l lS > L*wton with train* for and from Florida, and Western Divirioa Fawentera T gteping car run* through toThomaivllle. ACCOMMODATION THAW. WKBTEKX DIVISION. I .cave Lawton, Sunday excepted-....— T.ffl a m. Aralye at Valuta -J * “ ,Jg “ •• Tbonuuvillo ****** 240pm. •* aIMtj “ “ " I*®® Leave Allany, 44 ‘‘ *^5am. • 4 ThomaarlUe 44 4 « '* 2-J® p m. 44 Quitman ' 44 *• 44 4.15 « Valdojta 44 44 4> U* Arrive .“t Lawton 44 44 44 8.6a “ Connect a* Albany with night train on South- western KtUlrnil. Altai. Sun-toj,Tue* .Uf, uni il1.or.tl.jf *“Ji2£‘ n * * ! An TV Mend.,. WetlnewUy. ui."' *™*.. CENTRA! RAILROAD. OF.VEItAL .SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, Savannah, Ua., Nov. 1.1H73. Atlanta.. JftUler CettiMK Clathes. When a womato boys an article of wearing apparel, it is all right. She it not counseled to take it back bc- cadse or Uift or that defect «hc ig nores man’s knowledge in the matter, and he iaW*y too glad lo escape to make any protest. Bat* when he up- . Uiihiierfbimtelf in any particular, she gives the article the roost critical ex amination, and io nine cases out of ten hurries biro ri^ht back with it— Between that roan’s regard for his wife and fear of the merchant, he lo?cs a great deal .that is pleasant io this world. It is also a little singular what a wonderful effect the store where you have made the purchase has upon the fit of the article. ■ 1 have known a plan to go back three times with a coat* The first time it pinched him a little under the arms. Hie dealer hail him lo try it on; then pulled it flown in the back, stooJ off and squinted at it, and then *said r “IIow does that feel now?” The roan, perspiring at cveiy pore, and feeling that he was guilty, ID some way, of taking unfair advantage of a trusting fellow mortal, confessed it was much belter and went off. The next day he appeared, with the impression that there was no wool in the cloth; his wife said so. The sales man gave him such a pitying glance, and whipped the coat over from one side to the other so rapidly, and talked so last about texture and wool, that the miserable wretch was glad to gut the garment back, and get out ol the store. Two days later, lie sucked in again Artlrw in^ with the coat under his arm. This time it pinched him across the back. The tailor had him try it on again, and then rubbed it across the back and pulled it at the front, aud said Ik never saw anything fit like ihat in hi* life; and the man went off with a sim ilar belief. Ho didn't go back any more; but lie used to stand in front ol that store, when no one was looking, and shake his fist through the window ut the tailor, and thiuk up the thing* he wanted to do to' him, but which appeared no immediate prospect o: doing.—Danbury Ntu-s. The Spirit of Discontent. The other day we stood by a cooper who was playing a merry tunc with ad/, round a cask. *Ah,’ said he, ’mine is a hard lot— forever trotting like a dog—driviug a ln»op.” ‘Heigh ho,’ sighed the blacksmith, on a hot summer day, as he wiped tiic perspiration from his brow, while Hie red iron glowod ou the anvil; ‘this is life with a vengeance—melting and frying one’s self over a fire.* ‘Oh, that I was a carpenter,’ ejacu lated a shoemaker, ns he bent over his lapstonc. ‘Here 1 am, day nftcr day, wearing my soul aw ay making soles for others—cooped up in this little scvcn-by-ninc room. Hi-ho-hu!'* ‘I'm sick of tills out door work!’ ex claimed the brick-layer; ‘boiling un der the sweltering sun or exposed to the. inclcmcney of the wcalhor. J wish 1 were a tailor.’ ‘This is too bad!* petulantly cried *be tailor, *to be compelled to sit perched up here plying the needle all the time. Would that mine were a more active life.’ * ‘Last dn7 of grace!?-banks won’t discount—customers wont pay—what shall 1 do?’ grumbled the merchant: 1 had rather be a truck-horse, a dog or nnything else.’ ‘Happy fellows '.’groans the lawy ns he scratches his bead over some dry musty records; ‘happy tellows! 1 had rather hammer stoue all day than puzzle my head on these tedious, ntious questions.” Aud through all the ramifications of society all aro complaining of their condition, finding fault with their call inir. ‘If it were only this, that or any other, 1 should be content,’ is the vcrsal cry. ‘Anything but what I am.’ So wags the world; so has it wagged, and so it will Wag. Col. Hardeman, in a recent speech on the agricultural prospects of Geor gia, maintained that the State was steadily progressing in wealth. The lost year’s crop of cotton in Georgia was far in excess of any former year, eveu during the existence of slave lnb9r t . He dcuounced the prevalent pracltco ot raising too mnch cotton, nnd urged farmers to raise their own meat, and other supplies forborne He said that speculative farming, staking all upon cotlon, while it in ” creased the general aggregate of bales produced rendered the producer no better oft—if he did not live at home, and draw his own supplies trom the same source. 7/e urged farmers to teach their daughters that it was more honorable in them to attend to house hold duties, and wear plain calico, than to fiourish around watering places in silks taught with money borrowed from factors, thus neglect ing home prosperity, and home indus- 17- Too Truk.—Ouo of the melan choly things io this world is to see young women married and unmarried, walking the streets dressed far beyoud the|r tnenns, aud so poor that if they were to die their husbands nnd iheir fathers would he unable to pay for n meUliecoflin in wbicn to bury them. What makes the sight ol all this proud flesh so much more melancholy, these loolish cieaturcs ape and run after the aristocracy, and turn up their dainty noses at the noble men who woik with iheir hauds to make a sustenance and have manliness to live within their weans.. Isn’titjiilihii?—ashamed or their own irfend, and' tolerate, ye t secretly despised, by the rich, who know they are straining avery point to make a show while ‘my husband’ or fbe told man’ is 'touting himself to * Ratify their miserable folly.—J?*. A “reader” in New Britan very truthfully and iudignan'ly asserts that no woman kowevvr nervous she may be, has a right to wake Iter husband from a Round sleep to mil him on h'§ inquiring what is the mailer, “Xolh- ingoojv I wanted lokuow if yon were HE COLLEGIATE TEAK of this T turtltution U divided into tw» rami T i?f ***** i><rAKMf> 4 /m ****'*+rr. i BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS; , _ The finest selected Stock of floods in the South. MR* JOHN E* BARER, A. M#, PRESIDENT-1 examine. ^ No trouble to show goods. I \ur, i SUCCESSORS TO H. A. TOPHAM A CO. CLOTHHNTG, And Mon* Furnishing Goods. 140 Congress and 139 St Julian Street*, SAVANNAH, GA. Call and The only First-class one PRICE Piano sold in the world. Thousands of medals, testimonials, &c., testify to the Power, So nority, Brilliancy and SMf9E9IQ9 WQSXM&#SHI&, And WEAR of these superb instruments. E2STE3T These Instruments contain the wonderful Vox Jubilant?, and other iinprovements peculiar to, and original with the ESTEY ORGhu? a * ar 2 er number sold than those of any other make. PRICES moderate and terms easi. Liberal discounts given to (Churches, Sunday Schools and Lodges. Good cheap gunos from $SSO and TPp'W'SUlCLs- A large stock of Sheet Music and Musical merchandise. Send for copy of “Georgia Musical Eclectic,”and price-lis of Musical Merchandise to GUILFORD, WOOD & CO., Leave* Augusta Irrives in August* 4 4 Savannah..... .....7,15 Train No. 2 being a through train on the Cen- ral Kail mail, stopping only at whole stations, oasengiTM for half stations cannot be taken on t put ott. Passengers for Milierlgevi.le and Eatonton will ink* train No. 1 from savannah and Augusta No.2 from |•'dnis on the Soutewcsterj WILLIAM K0DGEU4, nov29-tf General Superintendent. A Stiilifi Insfitntioi! ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE SOUTH. SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD SUPEUINTKNDE-VrS OFFICE, Macon, On.. Oct- 26. lt»3. O .V and after Sunday, the 26 in.t.. Passenger Train* on this /.‘owl will ran ns follows: ml at • olumbus for Montgomery, Mobile, New M. BOLEY & CO., 186 A181, Corner Jefferson & Broughton, Opposite Bt.Andrews Hnlj Savannah Georgia, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN I K TN IT l it E. P Part and applied IhUeutk*—Andcnt Languages. REV. CHARLES S. ROCKWELL, LKeratar*-Mental aal Moral Philosophy, Nxtnnl Science, MRS- M.J. BAILEY, Primary Department, with Penmanship and French. MRS. W.J. YOUNG, In charge of Masic Department. Terms for Coarse of Twenty Weeks: Regular Course In Collegiate Deportment, - “ “ Primary “ Music “ - French “ - No incidental or oxtra expenses charged. {dcaranVnffi healthy Juration, grad society and varied charch privilege* they earnestly recommend bedroom, parlor, library, kitchen, President Coord of SYurtces m too.iCuoilk.urrwiilmolao pt. mMili nursi-iy. OrOvricK Fubxitube ol. every dwriplion, .uilnblc for Country or City use Hair, Moss and Excelcior Mattresses, Of any »ixe, ready made or made lo Order. Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Etc. Feather, for aalo al Wholesale aud Retail. Show (Jases nnd Children's Carriages of all Descriptions Mattress renovating aud repairing of furniture executed promptly at rea sonable price,.' Country order, solicited, and particular attention |>aid lo lining, pacling and lipping same. H. LOWEXTH AL, formerly connected with the A. & O.R. R., i, uow eon- necled with the above Firm, aud will be pleased to ,ee nil hi. friend,. March->MJmo. 1873. _ 1873. Hardaway, McKinnon & Co., Have constantly on hand a Full Stock of Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats and Shoes, Hardware, * Cutlery, FERTILIZERS, &C. Ecpl27-Gm ATLANTA or MACON, OA. . - ; . ^rlnU, Ovuaburg*. Shirting*. A fine lot of . -v i 0 at received aud Sheeting*, Bedtlckio*,, J “ wcc *'« a for ulo low for cub by -nv t. CO 11AUUAWAT, J/cKINNv.. * A fine And very superior lot of English a~ American lioelery for rale by HARDAWAY, J/cKlNA’ON & CO. A gcotl utock of Ifcn'i J/edlum and Cotnmou Clothing en hand nnd for mle by 1IARDA WA Y J/cUNSOK A CO. A fine lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco alwayske^fcoa^hond^ J/cKINA’Olf Sc CO. A fine rtock of Tin Ware, consisting of Pan*, all site*, Backe s, Cura, Coflee Pot*, etc., for *ilo by HARDAWAY, J/cKI.VNON St COl A large lot of Glam Ware and Crockery Just received and for mle » y The only BUSINE.SS SCHOOL In the South conducted by an expert ticol Accouutont. The actual expense* of students trout FIFTEEN t» than it will coot /hem to attend second clam, or imiwrted institutions. K EE PI N G, LAW, SETTLEMEN'fS, The course of study Is conducts on actual business principles. Supplied with bonking oml other offlees. combining every known facility for imjiorUaga THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION. In the shortest possible time ami at Uie least ex]«n*e. Graduates of this inrtltutlon, as practical ac countants stand pre-eminent over those from any other RusineM School in tlie country Tlie established reputation of this iimf ltution, the tli-.rough Pit A LTICAL course of study, and the success of its Graduates, ranks It THE LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH. Onr course of actual business training is the be*, aud mo»t practical of the age. No vacation*.— - - - - — — Bubine** Advorate^couti June7-Cra. Student!* admitted at auy time. No Classes, rate, containing toff particular*, mailed B. F. MOORE, A. M.. President. MAG0N& BRUNSWICK R.R. Momlay, Dec. 1st, anti fur- uotlce, trains on th:* road will rue a* •CNGER. and ex me**, daily, (Sob- Mo. 5, Hollingirorth Block, GA. MACON, - FMeruFilr, the Atlantic and Gu-f Railroad Jl pcintsln Florid*. Th* night f<eight ami accommodatlan connects * ” aocommodatioa train for Savan- id Brunnwick Lepot is the Macon . lor this train. JAS. IT. ROBERTSON. Genera! Snperintende W. J. JAuvis, Master Transportation. decG-u WESTERN ftlTLANTICRTH COMPANY. Gas and Steam Pitting pi peand Hydsaalic ltami General Southern Agent for the Gansttr Complete Gas-works.” Suitable For Village*. Hotels. Churches, Store*, Factories, te Dwellings. TO THE LADIES! (WITH LATEST UfPOVEUEXTS.) ' FOB 00 YEA US THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE THEOUOBOUT THE WOULD. OVER 750,000 IN USE If yon think of buying a .Sewing Machine it will pay you to examine the records of those now hi use and profit bv exnerience Tnr Wiirf.lku A WlLSn* STAXD4 ALONE AS TMK OKLY LIGHT Rpxxiva Machine, using tie Rotabt Hook MAKING a lock STITCK, aiike on both sides of th* folurie sewed. All shetrle ms him waste I«owtr in drawing the shuttle back after the stitch is formed, bringing double wear and strain npos b »tb machine anti operat r. hence while ichines rapfcliy . OS LASTS A Iji economical investment. Do t believe all that I i* i.riAmseul by so-called “Cheap” machines, you MRS. SARAH A. PETERS,j OFFICE GE.V. PASSENGER AOEN T, O Atlanta, Ga^ July 10,1875. N and after thw <latr— Lightn ng A.xpress For New York, Eastern and Virginian Cities, Leaves Macon, by Macon anil Western KallMod , ..Hjw* a m p m p m be recovered. Respect/tolly Inform, the Ladies of Thomas| ^ villa and »nrroun«luig country, that *he has Just m * c,l,Be - -,“.i it n r pul in onter or receive*I in exchange, WiEtu* & Wilson lir e Ckt.'n Orricg: Csvaenah, Angus's, Miron A Columbus. Gi W.B. CuvcgGea. Agt., Savannah, Go. may3110m. oi>ened a cosplctc aud well selected stock of Spring Million Goods, —OF THE— Newest and Latest Fashions, i f i■ Atlanta to Ltncabarg md all intermediate points without ehsoge. • 1‘xtrerger* lowing by this train arrirt- In Sew York the second afteraoen, at 4,44 p m, •vet thirteen hours earlier than passenger* liy yo* her route can wi-h safety reach New York, Leaves Vacon * ll.io pm «Xas ^ - 4,30am Cliattauooga for all i«|nts Palace Cars on all night trains, iraoddr* s. B. W. WREX.V, dccC-tf Gen I. Passeng r Ag^nt. 1lA60N & AUGUSTA R. R. Such as //at* and Bonnets, trimmed »wl an- rimne l. Trimmings, Plume*, French Flowers, Aid Gb ves, Corsets. Laces and evervthing u»u- atlv kept la a first flam millinery establishment drag As low as in fay market. DRESS-MIKING and FITTING! well prepared to please the FLUTING, in i'l tbo Latest and most Improved Stj le*. done on abort notie*. PULASKI HOUSE, ’■ ' siv an^aU,- ga/'‘ 8. N. PAP0T i CO. " OMNIBUSES meet all trains and steamer*. For sale by 9.'J. 3a. Price* July2*-ly te aadlLOO per bottle! ' ■ SUPERIN1ENDENTS OFFICE, Anvnsta. Ga^ Oct. 10,1«73. I S\N and after Mraday, («tober 13. pomeuger : t aineontbeAtaeoaand A gusts Railroad , will run ra follows: j Day Trolfp Dolly, (Sundays excepted.) KSltfa Z Lverf Rllention hhowu to ^neata. _ __ — —840am The Tfousc u centnilj located and r-ur T JTt .... A TJlu^ t o?“2 ,l Mi^”^j 'AMWA' JSiJd Laving been newly refitted and lirfar* * UI,T * k * e!?r *t ounak with day nWied m one of the moot popular Ho- I s wi^^S2S2Sdi«3^aSS5Sfc *T,- t &iiS‘. e f ooU * raSU ** 4 - . a^gy^igsSSfttnttga DR. HOOD'S BUBEIiA LIVER MEDICINE. try It: „ Mrs. Wn. Pcnnr. ' COhrMBtrs, Ga ~ Dee. 1st. 1871 DR JYoop: Dear »dr—Tour Eureka Liver Ve*lielee Is A* best foedleioe I ever uswt tor teuJy, J. W. H„ To ir. E. C. Heed : Dear ds-I haveu^r. the beet in th* world. - LrxTKIK, Ga, June 10, U72. Db. Hoom: Cp to two menthe ago I was greatly trooUed shoot every month w^h b Hons ntt.ck*, and found seUrm that ncSed Uka the t *r. vinegar Bitters, and ethers. I anrhm no treats wRh.htthmenem, and nrhrsM silngl■ ray (hot the Eureka Is the beet Liver MediSe In the wor.tL J. R. Ckjustxa*. THE HcAFEE H0U8E, _ . _ r train on th* t— . Rsslrosd tmm\ 200 bbls St. /.onis Flour, different grades. In or* and to arrive. f.T sale low bv HAFDdWAY, AfcKINNON & CO. Flour In 23, SO and 100 lb Sacks different 1 sole by 11ARDAWA F, J/cKINNO.V A CO. •Bacon, Cheese and Butler, just received an.1 for sale. ^ ;--KiNJFOA‘ & CO. for^^T A fresh lot HARDAWAY, Crashed Sugar and Country Sugar for uardawar, Mckixxoy f w. Fine lot of Tire, Flow and Band Iron and all other sorts uncil for plantation or wsgon pur- P “““ IOr HA*i>A17AT, UrKlXSOX, CO. Also a large lot of Coat Steel and Plow-Steel for sale by //abdaway, J/cKiknon St Co. A large lot of Cast Taming Plows Just received sad for sale by Habdaway, 3/cKinx ix & Co. 4 Tons of genuine Peruvian Guano on luuul l.» * Habdaway, -VcKinno* St Co. A. J. MILLER, C. t‘. MILLER. ,/. 4* Co. for sale by HIGHEST PRICES paid for COTTON or other COUNTRY PRODUCE. Savannah Advertieements. CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, and others in need of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, gtair Railing, Blind Trimmings, SASH WEIGHTS, HEAD OR SIDE LIGHTS, GO TO BLAIR & BICKFORD’S, 171 Bay St. Mavnnnnli, <Ja. BOEHM, BENDHEIMI CD’S MxxirmjTtmsajrpMccos. Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco, Manufacturers of the Celebrated Brand, of Fine Segars, corroA' roll postillion, papagena, pandora, i.a meii- veille lupin, dessert, golden rug. jasmine, MORNING CALL, LA MYRRH*,GRENADIER, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC. All kinds of PIPES aud SMOKER’S ARTICLES. t43s By Street, : : Savannah, Gee. “ tnar2l-12 tBO*m T. J. CUNBAR&CO., Importers and Dealers —IN— BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKIES, Gins, Segars, Etc., And Proprietors * of the Celebrated Indian Billers. 131 Bay Street, a-A- Brother Jonathan, A Large FAMILY P A?ER Is published Weekly itfliSajeir. It fco* been ealargwl to S bmg edumaa. ood to nam the rlq>i t parar *4 the ktad la the warVL Tut D«u*ki la grcenhacke give a to ewe oat efeoeh fifty aewraSwribe * Ajw.-m*a csgiM mat Dura Oar eojfc CaUfoga* arat free. Lovell & Lattimore, 155 & 157 Congrcu Street, 18AYAHKAB, - GA: Wbeleaule and lie tail Dealers In American, English and German HARDWARE. Boose Furnishing Goods, Cooking. Parlor, and Heatin'* Stov Guns. Pifttnla end Sporting Goode, Keflale’fi Cdebrated Wfiler Filters, N’siU end Hollow Ware. Tin Plate and * Sheet Iron. Also. Manufacturers of TIX and SHEET IRON WAKE. A larie assortment of AGRICUI/' TL’UAL IMPLEMENTS on band. Parties ordering goods will have .htrtn catcfolly and prompcly filled. mch 22 ly McIntosh House. M QDITMAH, GE02GIA. ^ I. L EPM0IS0.T, Proprietor. BoodtadliodgiicIS^^. riulakinHMikMM*. hw. *»♦«■» ammimmmjgfr FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 1.70 BROUGHTON STREET, Savannah;, Georgia. New Work Put Up To Order. Repairing, Mattress-Making Upholster ing AT SHOUT N0TICK. Orders promptly filled. All goods sold ut the lowest market prices, and strict' attention givcu to all orders from the country. Couutry Merchants when in the city would do well to call and examine our stock ' 'bre purchasing elsewhere. .0.1111X773 rm-0 2ll. W. C. CA RRIXGTOX. PraidcnL D. J. H A UTSOOK, Secret arv, B. C. IIAHTSOOK, CubUr. J. E. EDWARDS, Vice Pmldcat. J. J. llOTKINs. AmuUoi Heer'tjr. Prof. EDW'D U. SMITH, Actuary. Palmer & Deppish, Wholesale healers la HARDWARE&CUTLERY, HM aud lfiO Ccugrcas, amt 149 and 1>1 St. Julian Streets, Havannnli, - - - Gnorffin. KEEP A FXT LL STOCK Common Plows, Brinly's Plows, Avery’s Plows f Dickson’* Sweeps, Harrows, Fun Mills aud Every Article required by PLANTERS. The Laboemt Stock of Doubli: and Sixolk GUNS in the City. Powhr, Shot, (Japt, Ac., il. DaMlont Circular Saw a. Jt. Hoc A Co'a ditto. Rubber and Leather BELT ISC. gents For Fire Proof Safes, Fairbanks* 8caU*s Rope and Twines. All for Sale at Lowtet MARKET RATES. T&tMBB A Deppish* mar21-ly Piedmont % Arlington LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, at Richmond, Ya. 19,500. | Annual Income, 1,500,000; Ho Uieleu Eestrictiom on Itrinq Travel or Occupation. Iibenl lea-FerfetaU* Feataree *5-1 Bigbti of Pink* CleiH, DeSoed. thu owmiy n noanarK. rnmrmivn a>d raowrr. it ms w-iu. rx- I | *■»**.Win <i Lm**i,lwara lav»e<mea*. fim«4e |Urarveaa40e»»«3aTlaeimsH*a<* sSaaaal; toraeaM* aah; FeUrlae Llharoliaad haw l»-« to eori» filtoUttehtotorv. fumtoi toemertto Btosattog. hnrral Igmcy Office for Sontbcra Georgia a*4 FlorMa, 135 r-2 BIT S'.'BEET, S AT15S1H, GFOBGIA. HENRY & ELLIOTT, Arent at Savasnah. T. & PAINE, Agent at Thomurille. Gt*. BOBER2 BULLOCH. OclLA. Mxmox Coc<rrT, Special 4*MtforEuU andKoarth FlorMa. WBUUi •MpsKOwniw «»[ f 'oertratoti