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Newspaper Page Text* ■tiiaMHai $ut ©Ho. “4 little nonsense, now aud fhen. Is relinked by the wisest men.” ■=> Ls.,i ,-i- <'liBf1o| ]3t^(eed| of Savannah, is stopping at the Ebbitl Ilonse — Wash ington paper. • A great warty 6f tiro Busted family ^from the South are at all Oar hotels.— fiiektuond JSaguiren ‘I’m trot myself St all to day,’ said a bort tv the’ artist Inman, 'no matter for that/ was the reply; ‘whoever else you may be, you aretlie gainer by the change/ A lady asked her little girl on re turning from church, if she remembered the tekt? *Oh, yea,’ said she; ‘the ladies’ sewing stcietv will meet at Mrs. Mc Cracken's bouse, Monday evening next.* This is the way a Louisvffie j)j»j>er talks about Memphis: jTiiere is an am bitiousdnster of shanties on the Chick. Maw Bluff, in Shelby county, Tenn, and the Avalanche, published there, claims that the place has forty thousand inhab itants. The Bluff will begin to put on airs.’ An English jdry lately brought in a prisoner guilty, but recommended him to mercy because the evidence was on satisfactory. : ‘Bo you enjoy good health, Zacbary? ‘Why, yaze, to ho sure; who doesn’t?’ T \ little tumbler will often throw down a big man. ■’ . A young lady from the country re cently saw, for the first time* a steam fire engine, and innocently asked why th«ri>oiMth«oiwa&er before throwing it on the Are. i ‘Wife, T thought you said you Were going to.have a goose for dinner?’ ‘So I did, and I’ve kept my Word.* ‘"Where is it?’ ‘W'byyany dHr, ain't .you here for dinner?! Smith couldn't see the point of .that joke. ; , , , , *' A city-belle endeavoring to entertain her country beau, asked what kind of potatoes, be, preferred, His reply was, ‘natural palpifafers. 1 That beau would do. Kentucky has aot decided whether or not she will kill the rfatled calf upon the return of her prodigal son, John C. Breckinridge.—Pittsburg Commercial ' < 'Ydfysbe' has decided'to kill the .fat ed calf. So; if you are in condition) you had better keep yourself out of the way till the banquet is over.>— Courier Journal. An acute observer has discovered that the Grecian bend Is not indulged in by ladies in straightened circom stances. A maiden lady, allading to her youthful accomplishments, said that at six months of age she Went alone. A malicious individual present remarked: 'Yes, and you have been going alone ever since.’ The other day a policeman took in tAargfe. a leaf child, and proceeded to hunt up its parents. On being asked by a lady vhat the matter was, he re plied, ‘Here’s an orphan child, ma'am, and I’m trying to fiqd its'parents.’ A Washington correspondent says the Frosidemt is in favor of immediate specie payments. Wbvn'the trumpeter was desired to play louder, he replied, ‘You say ‘Louder, louder,* but varo is the vind. 4 —Boston Post. ‘Hallo tbi* bouse,* yelled a man on the atop3 of an tip-town mansion one cold night lately, at the same lime ■ ringing the door bell violently. ‘What . -tie you wantr asked the owner, cau tiously thrusting his head from an up per window. *Pm your cousin from $brawsbory, and I want to stay beds all night.’ ‘Well yon may stay tbero and welcome, if you’ll keep qniet, and let the door bell alone,’ said the hospitable fellow inside as he shutdown tbe win- ... - * ..... At a_|>artj, while a yoflng lady was playing with peculiar brilliancy of ~f tjf^cl% a bystander bachelor exclaimed, * - *W give the ’'wofld fbr those fingers.’. Perhaps .you might get the whole hand by asking,’ said the young lady’s obser vant and matroettvering mamma. The bachelor disappeared —through the door. ‘Gentlemen, said a candidate in the far West, after having giveu his senti ments on the Constitution, the Monroe Doctri«c r and inch like topics—‘Gen tlemen,* and he put bis hand on tbe , region 1 of hi# heart, these are my sen timents; the sentiments, gentleman, of an honest man—aye, an honest poliii cian—hot gentlemen anti fellow-citizens, - *f they don't suit you they kin be altered. Savannah Advertisements. TOOS. H. AfSTIt. CHARJ.ES LLLIS ClttRLTf P^ ArRTJS. -•* - AUSTIN & ELLIS, General Coimnisaoii Merchants. SAVANNAH, GA. ^l^TLL make advances on consignments of Hotels. Pjeftsaoual Cards. Miscellaneous. SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ga. This hotel, of modern con struction and ELEGANT FURNITURE, Colton orotlier produce for sale here or. is under the personal attention of for shipment to our Northern and European Correspondents. Refer in Bain bridge to Messrs. Babbit A WsEriELO. nov7 5 !y ROBERTS & TILLMAN, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Office North side of Bay Street, Second Door West of the City Exchange, SAVANNAH. this irtarkct, and accounts rendered promptly. We will also ship Cotton to LIVERPOOL and have it nofcl f«r account of .owiiar. In all caffes where the owner desires, lil>eral cash ad\-nccs will t» wade. - > .JtOliEIOS * IXLLMAK. Jomreti Tiujjas, Madison. Florida. sept2C-»D-ly jan9-Sm T.S. NICKERSON, Proprietor. BROWN’S HOTEL, Opposite Passenger Depot, Macon, Ga. T HE influence of this Hotel upofr the for tunes of Macon has been such. that the chief business of the city add the main improve ments going on are concentrating near it. 7 be Hotel, when first established, twelve years ago, was on the suburbs of the city ; H is now in the very centre of bee {ken f E. E. BROWN A SON, , .T an9.1869-14-ly Proprie tor-3. PAVILION HOTEL, D. 0. NOE, Proprietor, COTTON FACTORS, General Commission BIS3HAK8. Agents for the old reliable SEA mw% -©WW©, Office No. 90 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Liberal Advances made on Consign meats. 17. B. WILKINSON b: J. WILSON. sep26-49 6m i W. Mercer, E. C. Axdersox, .Tun. late Cashier Planters’ Bank. Mercer Sc Anderson CORNER BULL AN1) SOtJTII BROAD STREETS, SAVANNAH, H AVING taken the above Hotel, which has recently been refitted and refur nished throughout, tbe Proprietor can assure the public that be is as well prepared to cater to their wants as any Hotel in the State. His table will Always be supplied with the bestthe market affords. And no pains will be spnred to give entire satisfaction. Transient Board $3,00 per day Permanent Board.y.;... .$15,00 per week A share of public patronage is solicited, sept 26-tf RICHARD SIRS.. H. CBJkWTORII. SlMSttc CRAWFORD attorneys at law, BAINBRIDGE, GA. Office in the curt Hcufc. -decS-ly R. H. WHITELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW BAINBRIDGE. GA. QFFJCE up stairs, in Sanborn's new building. sber 1\ iy W. O. rLE1IIX8. jonx c. ncTWE«ronn FLEMING & RUTHERFORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Baixbbidc*, Georgia. O FFICE 0Ter drug store of G,|C. King. Jr., A Co. Are folly prepared to takecharge of all cases arising ‘ under the Bankrupt Lew. ’ . je 29, Sfi-ti HUGH M. KING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLI VBIS, GA. je 29-67-ly ' DRJUDSON BUTTS, Office East Side Court House Square, BAINBRIDGE, GA. 4-tf JOHN SHARON Pro’tor, • BAINBRIDGE. GEORGIA fJpiIE traveling public are hereby notified COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH,. . GEORGIA. Dealers in Exchange, Coin, &c. Will but- and sell Cotton nnd other product on commission. AbevtStocks, Bonds, ■ an'd Securities generally—collect paper and make promt remit tancts. Business solicited. sap26-49 Gin ESTABLISHED 1S44- Wm. M. Davidson, 150 Bay Street SavannaH, Goo. W HOIiESAiLE AND BbTAH,TDeaX,ER In Foreign and Domestic Wines AND L1QOURS Ql the FINEST QUALITIES; also sole Agent, for the States of Georgia and Flori da, for the sale of Massey, Ilnston <fc Co.’s Cele brated Philadelphia Ale. Orders solicited. sopt28-49 Iy. jos. s. ctAcnonx, jonx cuxxixgiiaji. CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM, WftOtfcSAI.fe AND RETAIL Grocers and Ship Chandlers* Comer Bay and Drayton Streets, Savannah, Ga. K EEP constantly on hand n complete as sortment of Family, Plantation nnd Ship supplies; also, a choice selection of SegaTs, Wines and Liquors. Orders prompt ly attended to, and quality guaranteed, march 14. 18fi8 21-ly E. tv.’DRUMMOND", G. C. DRUMMOND. Of the late Firm of L. J. Guilinurtin A Co , £. W. Drummond &,Bro., . GENERAL SHIPPING 154 Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. Jan9, 1869 14-ly WM. E. ALEXANDER. WW: A. RUSSEL ALEXANDER & RUSSELL COB. ABERCORN AND BRYAN STREETS, SAVANNAH, GA. sep26, 1868 49-1 y Duncan & Johnston that this House has been thoroughly re paired and refitted, as well as reflirnishcd hroughout, and rendered one of the most desira ble and agreeable hotels in the State, worthy the liberal patronage it has heretoforereceived from passengers on.therivers and railroad. Nopuins qr expenses will bespareil to make tbe SHAKOS HOUSE all that any one could desire. Call and test its merits. sep(26-49-ly ALBANY HOUSE, M. BARNES, Proprietor, Albany, Ga. lEIA-O^S WILL RE AT THE DEPOT ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. JacD, 1869 14-ly. ON New-York Cards. Established in 1.910. LOCKWOOD & Illllfiros, - Successors to JOHN n. WILT JAMS < WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Locking glasses and Looking glass Plates. C.' G. CAMTBELL, O. G. GUBLET. CAMPBELL & GURLEY, anVtonsclIors at fain, And Solicitors in Equity, BAINBRIDGE, DECATUR CO., GEORGIA. W ILL praeb'^e ib Decatur, J^afeer, Miller, Mitchell® Early. Calhoun and counties on line ..of k Gulf Railroad: Will give prompt attention ltt> 1 “ ness entrusted In their care. bus- may 2, I8(»8-Iy t. E BOWER, .D: MC GILL, B. B. BOWER. BOWER, McGILL & BOWER, ATTORNEYS . COUNSELLORS AT LAW. W 1 r ILL practice !n the Superior Cotirts the following counties: Counties^ Decainr, Early, Miller, MitcHclly Thomas, Lowndes, Baker, Calhoun, . County Towns. Bain bridge, Blakely, ‘ Colquitt, Camilla. Thomasville, Valdosta, Newton, Morgan. They wilt also practice in the Supreme Court Georgia.^iud in the U. £>. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia. They will receive lor coll ciion, commercial paper maturing a* banket’s rates—investigate titles to real estate, settle or compromise doubt ful claims, Ac. j^Bf-Office in Bower’s Block, Bainbridgc, Ga. Bainbridge, Feb. 22, ISOS. 2S-tf. A. J. Robert, J. A. Bisaner, W. A. Richardson, Marietuv, Ga. Marietta, Ga. Louisvijle, Ky. THE GA. RK now prepared to fill all orders for Mar ble, and to furuish Monuments, Toombs, SLABS. Ac., finished in the bost style and at Lower Priecs than the Same work done with Northern Marble. Our Marble is equal to the host AMERICAN. Dealers can be supplied with Blocks and Slabs of any dimension. jja?- Fur any information or designs address , Cla. Marble Works, Kithcr at Marietta, Ga., or Jasper Pickens Co. Georgia- sfcpt2ti 49 ly Bainbridge Advertisements. C. «. ANDEBTW, J ^ ZEIGLER, L. H. DE MONTMOLES & CO.. WHCI.ESALE ASD RETAIL DEALERS IN Liquors, Floor, Corn, BACON, OATS, DRYGOODS, BOOTS’& SHOES, ISTotlco A LL persons indebted to the Into firms of BoIcbCr A Buq., and Belcher, Belcher & Terrell, nre requested to come forwnrd Jthd set- t e, as the business must be settled up. **A word to the wise i« snfficienL fcb22-lSlf J. BEK MEN OLIVER, (Late Editor- and Proprietor Tallahassee Sen tinel.) COTTON FACTQS Com’sion Merchant, NO. 97 BAY STEET, (OVER WICOX, GIBBS ACO.) SAVANNAH, GA. Consignments of Cotton. Corn. Syrup, ’Wool, Hides, Tobacco. Bice, etc., solicited. Personal attention given to the sale of all Produce. J:i9n, 18B9 14-ljt VALUABLE TWlVS PRCP- EKTY FOR SALE. Application to Sell Land. D ecatur county, georg : a.—t have this day applied to Ordinarjlof saifi WOODENWARE, And an General Assortment of Ureceries, Bainbridge, - * Georgia. W 1 ILL MAKE LfBSP.AU ADVANCES oil Cotton consigned to their friends, Messrs. John IV, Anderson’s Sons & Co*, Savan nah, or ship through them to Liverpool, or any other market. Drafts bough! on Savannah and Cheeks on same sold in sums tos-it purchasers. Gold, Stocks and Bonds also .purchased. ap!4-tf The Trado will find a good assortment of Mirrors, both French and German. GILDING in till it$_ branches. No 315 Pearl Street, Opposite Peck Klip, NEW YORK. Refer to • WILLIS M. RUSSfcLL, Esq., julyll, 18fi8 Baixitriixif, G\.. 38-1 j JOHN K. HOPPEL, Brush Manufacturer AND IMPORTER, No, 329 Pearl Street, (HARPER’sTlUILDIXG,) FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YOKE. ©snaVasfEif. ©3S.M. B,. tSA’S’TTLE, Late Resident Dentist of Quitman, Ga.. J J AS removed his office to wli '.JtSSSSk Bainbridge, Ga., he has peflflanenlly located. All Brimdlds of I iis profession exemtctl in the best and itlbsl durable style. Beautiful Artificial Teeth rttriiihted. Teeth filled with out. pain, in a n?nt and durable manner. All work warranted. £^PThe pntrqnajre of 11ve citizens of Bam bridge, and Southwestern Cia., is re spect fully solicited. Office o-j K 0 ufh Broad Street, stairs, in Bock well it West’s new store. julyll,1868 t . ?>SMf county to sell the following valuable town lot; as the property of Dr. D*. P. Hines' csrate. to wit: One bnick store house, now. occupied by J. A. Butts A (Jo. as a drug store; two store-houses and lots in rear of Bnggs’ buck store;- one five- acre lot lying eastern extremity of Broughton street, nnd fco»th of same; one town l^t west of Dr. of Warden's* one housoand lot south of J. C, Butherford's, for the purpose of paying debts and distributing the estate. ELLA’S. II ilecIO ?c:ni-mon7bly 2in Administratrix. GOOPER,- OLGOTT & CO., SAVANNAH, GA., Wholesale and Retail Dealers Oh v "iviie ALL KINDS. mm C OPYING Tlonks, Copying nrd Seal L:M-ge Si^ck Penknives, out IlSTSUlEAlSrCE T wo monil,, »(t er ,CTy. cation, Mrs. M. c. the Hon. Court of all the lands beloagi, X "n fl 'i nett Terry, deceasfd,> December 8, 1868. ti !*' deel9 ll i).; Application for nEOItGIA, MITCHELL V months after date I wi , | C °'- Honorahle the Co-,v t of( . »J. f . ell county for tetleh of H'“*1 Administration of t|i C Est.. Ii- Ailvain late of .aid 7 DeeS-9-6m Tj.Jy^S L, Batts, represents to m.„ 5, duly filed aud entered anOr^iS 0 ”kfc, fully mdmiristent-dtlie^fe^l This is, therefore, to cite dred aud creditors, to >^hor-^!!^ , ' J1 ‘ , > - why said Eseeutors .hould 11 their executorship, aud rexi^: * •bn the fourth Mondavi., Moudaviu 2 r 27th, 1868. \Vu '»». , Oct3-50-Cm « ’ DECATUR SUPEsjq October Tern,, R; K. Whigham, Admiuisfr) versus f „ John K. lh-offit and > i Jostp). I^UWis. j I T appearing to the court bv tv. E. Whighiun, ad»inistiMer ,Mi “ti Thomas tV highiup deevawd tlun'ti “ gage, dated August sth, lnic j!.-k Joseph Lewis conveyed to v , a l real estate, viz: All that town w*”** 1 ! of Bainbridge, in said count) , , count),-o, house and lot on whii U stand, tT by Jacob Straus and once ownSo* ed by hhtl to Belcher A BeH„ ^ ejeaudur N. Jdui-pby fiir the ,, u ^kI payment of two certain i.ruSS? ' 8 the said I’rollit A Lewis to y -'r. each dated Atlgr.st the 8th. luctT, 4 *), » 8th, luctAw . and the otlau-due 1st, 1867 sum of fivehuiidred sixlv-tivV’^ a half cents, nn>1 the lust for tbe y-ergbt dre<l fourteen dollars forty whereby the said Promt alid kvv to said I.aw & Sims or bearer nr i,' -- ty-siz dollars Sn-1 seveatv-tw notes are yet dlfe andohniid itnji'i tbattllV said John K. A-roflit’anrt i ■ ■ . and J,.. pay into this court by the tjrstd-y ■ thereof the pHncipsh interest ami notes or show cause if any the) Lit,.'’ or tiiat in default thereof f.iro-U,!.- the said . Robert E. llTiislauu tadmfciij sanl) aforesaid mortgage and the o r,. of the said Proflit A Lewis tliereiubel ’ Aud th»t service of this rule baw John R. /’ra ffit aud Joseph Lewis V ' by publishing in the fiainhridge v - 7 for four months J.Jf.i A true extract from the minute* ,!< G. A. UADRK K, C. s. f.', ll',, AduiiiifsCralbrYsJ W ILL be sold on the Sr-i?| March 18C0, nt the cum I jElna Fire ksiiraniic (’o. Hartford. Connecticut. Nett Assets ...*.! $4,083,123 78 Southern Mutual Insurance Co. Athens. Georgia, Nett Assets ; $294,635 12 All holdersTwelve,Months’ Policies share in the Profits. the town of Colquitt, Millet r,®_ between the legal hours of sale, real estate belonging to the Efir c . Collier, deceased, tisuvit: Lof ofL - fout hundred and nine iu the lisy Miller county, Georgia. Tern -- This ldth day of Dcccirbcr, 14 ll. tij. ld-GOd Administrator, S IXTY days ally:)- xj.-ile ay flit f ~ Ga. Masonic Mutual Life Ins. Co. * Rincon, Georgia N. D. CLOUD, atiq24-43-ff A pout for Bainbridge, Georgia made to tbe/Court oKtodwarjl county to st*J] tbe Linds VVwii estate of Win. Weaver, bite <'! * deceased. This JnhiHiry I3tli,l^l Jan I fi 14 KLIZAWKa VALUABLE BA-HBRIDGE PROPETY FOR SALE ! DR. E. PEACOCK, Late of Knoxville, Ga. B EING permanently located in this city, and having had an expedience of tatelve year? MacKiiie finishes made fo order. A Superior Quality of Paint Brushes Constantly on Hand. Furnished. Also Gin Bristles julyll-38-ly T.B.ilanneneil&Co. COTTON FACTORS, AJTD ms?.:hah:s, SAVANNAH, GEO /CONTINUE business at their old stand O and offer- thoin services to tbe‘ mer chants and planters of Deeatnr cotmt.y for the sale of Cotton and other Produce;' will supply Bagging and Rope, and will be pre pared to advance on Cotton in bauds. October 3d. 1868—SO—ly NOTICE TO PLANTERS. The popular vote for Grant is 2,995 il2. pbr Seymour 2,630,928. Ma jority dot Grant 80^661. The States of Virginia Texas and Mississippi were not aflewed to Tote, Their majorities for Seymour would perhaps, have well nigh overcome that as it now stands, for Grant. iUiqt •oppose only the whites hJuLtvoed lhea Seymour’s popular" ma jority would have largely exceeded what Grant,* is now. “there is life in the old land yet.,” The planters of Southwestern Georgia will be pleased to learn that the subscribers are agents forthe saleof LISTER'S PURE BONE FLOUR and BONE MEaL, which they will furnish in any quantity desired. Address, GOODMAN A MYERS, 1S6 Bay Street, feh6 IS lm Savannah. Ga FLOUR. 150 barrels, Fine Super, and Extra Family Flour just received and for sale at the low est market price, bv t. B. "IIUNNEWELL & CO. COFFEE. SO bags Rio Coffee just received and for saie low by T._B. HU.NNEWELL <s CO. ' - NAltS. 40 nails, assorted sizes, just received and for sale bv T. B. HUXNEWELL A CO. A. L. BAItTRIDGE.. . . .E. W. S, XEFF. AXES 4 doz- COLLI NS aXE8. artidle,-' just received and for s*!e bv T. B- HUNS EWELL A CO. in flic practice of the profession in its various branches, hopes to receive a reasonable share of patronage. ^5£f'-0ffioo np stairs in the Patterson building, on court-house square. REPeitBNCns.—Drg. J. c. IIarvev, B. A- Harewood. W. jg. Ogictrec, Knoxville, Gs.; J. flillstuan. Win. P. IVright, McK. Mcrrliison. Hickory G-nve, Ga.; W*m. A. Mathews, W r m. J. Green. D. N. Austin, D. O. M., Fort Valley, Ga.: Le Sueur ,t Utiok. Ctill. den. Ga ; B. F. A G. W r . Newsom, Reynolds, Ga.; A. J. Simmon., Macon. Ga.; A. W r . Peurifoy, Perry, Ga. jan9 14 tf own importing WIk,iis ilc nod Wrapping- Ikipc Inks of nil kind Papers in lnrg wantcii. Cold v.erv cial B od n= low ns the lowest Retail. News. Printing and s. A large stock Printing . Blank Books and Writing i supply, and ordered ns Fens nod Pencil Cases in irge supply. Legal and Uonimer— uks. T he Villi SHIPPEES TAKE NOTlj sep26-4t»-6m nii ^ For Sale , at the Post Office. WEBSTER’S SPELLING BOOK, AHen’s PainDoctor. A WONDERFUL REMEDY, for Rheuma tism. Neuralgia, Pains in the Side. Back and Limbs, Tooth Ache, Burns, Sprains, Corns, Sore Throat. Cramps, Ac. For sale by Dr. J. D. UOYL A BRO., at onlv 50 cents per Bottla. January V't4-ly A. BRADY &00. HEALE R« HARTRIDGE Sc NEFF, Commission Merchants HOES AND TKACE CHAINS- A full assortment, just received and for sale by T. B. IIUNNEWELL A CO. AND BROKERS, NO 159 BAY STRET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA DRYGOODS. 2000 yds. a-sorted Brown Shirtines; 500 I yards assorted bleached shirtings; SC# yards ! prints: 10 pieces ekira heavy bet ticking jnst 1 received and fw-taleh«. T. B. "HUNNEWELL A CO. IVIcGUFFIE'S Petition?, DAVIES' and SMITH'S Aritlimetin. CORNELL and SMITH’S Geography, IJUI.LION’.'VitidSMITH’S English Grammar, DAVIES 1 AlgidiHii [■'ARMER’S ALMANAC for 1 PfiV. COPY BOOKS. WEBsTERS Dictionary, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. SLAtES, PENCILS, CAP and NOTE PAPER. ALSO. PRISON LIFE of JEFFERSON DAVIS BILL ARP- T. E. CLOUD. 4—tf raiu?ib!u storehouse ar,«l dwelling where y now resiilc anil <»«> business, together .wilb the storehouse :»<Jj'»iiiiM«j. al present ocet;|iietl as a shoe-shop. Tliis j»roperty is near tbe ourt House an«I centre of business, nn«l is niGiir;.:iss. efl by any fi!her locality in the city for commer cial jmrpoSeff. The dwelling: has ei-.'bt rxiiu.- amt i-f t*<> tftoHcs h*^b, with good garden spot and cistern. Terms one half cash, tbe balance rjiyable in twelve ututitIt?; Ivilh mortgage on j*roj»erfy as security. Apply to J. A. PlluFFIT A Dro.. >ept2() 19 if Ibi in bridge. Ha. MERCHANTS Mfl P!J O .v aNL AFridt xiu: iikst or i Pros., till MRS. MARY 3. REYNOLDS, n liSPEOT , ami viri EOTFVr.I.Y informs the Indies ,if B-iinhriilge initv. tiiat she has jnst reirit>»83 a beautiful and carefully selected stock of Goods, equal, if m>t superior, to any ever hi-finght to tills city. Her new hats, and No v. 1S66 H.OSk33 ALlS THE GREAT BIOODPUEIFIER, CURES SCROFULA fM ITS VARIOUS FORMS, SCCH AS Consumption in its earlier stages, Enlarge ment and Ulceration of the Glands, Joints, Hones, Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism. Er up tions of the Skin, Chron- ’ ic Sore Eyes, &t. — AT.SO — ^ T? TT I L I IN ALL ITS FORMS f D iseases of women, loss of appe- litc. Sick Headache, Livef Complaint. Pain in the Ba-k, Imprudence in Life, Gravel, General Bad Health, and all diseases of the BLOOD, LIVER. KIDNEYS and BLADDER. It is a Perfect Renovator. styleH of SPUING AND SUMMES AND IiTf-rt AND TASTY DHESS PATTERNS, . SKKOK, kccs, llibbons, Collars, ic„ ic. ARE ALL ANY ONE COULD DESIRE THE STEAMER ATI. C’APT. W. L. ST.U’l.U • AND STEAM SR. §HA! CAFr. C1IAS. KIJXK. Of tlii3 Line, will ntnke ln-TKIl fron. this Port to Al’ALIC///th| liccting with the ALLIANCE Ll "^1 Call and seciier at od*», before her Ptipply in exhauiitod. Especially her old patrcnp should not delay to raW. Bainbridge, April 2.>, 18^9. 27-tf NOTICE. OFFICE FLEMING «t RUTHERFORD. } Bail.bridge. G;l, Dec. 18, lSri7. J ^liBSCRTBERS to tliestock of llie Ailhntie and Gulf Railroad Company are hereby notified t.lmt the subscription lists imve been placed in otir hands for Collection. Subscri bers Will please take notiee that the first in stallment of 20 percent fell due on the 20th of November last, and that installments of 20 per cent will continue to fall due on the 20t.li o( each month until the subscription is exhausted. Subscribers will pleaso come forward without delay and pay the install ments now dutt and as llittv fall due FLEMING.<fc RUTHERFORD. dec2t-tf Attorneys for A. A O. R. Co. ROSADALIS eradicates every kind of humor and bad taint, and restores the entire system to a healthy condition. It is perfectly harmless, never producing the slightest injnrv. It is not! a Secret (Jna-k Remedy. The articles of which I it is made are published on each bottle. .. r.ecommendcd by tbe Medical Faculty and many thousands of our best citizens. For testimonials of remarkable cores, see “Kosadalis Almanac” tor this Tear. U.'S. HAIL STZAld Tliroiigli BILLS LADS Given by tjjs Luc NEW-ORLEANS, • N EW-VORL i/AVA Ail forts <rf|- Tlbrlda Ooist »ik1>;1 Si Cbattalioochoo nver to COLUJIW’^ river to BAINBRIDGE. Every Faeility Afforded to 5 Freights put Uirodgh with prorop®" patch, dnd paifihulnr atfinti'-’U r 41 -' FOBT OF FASHSNGEKS. ear Var Freight or Passageapply _ A- BRADY ftL’O;: auir20-4r-Gm -I TO LAND OWS Prepared Only By DEi J. JT. UWRASCE Sc CO.. 244 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MiL Commission perrtumts, Bain br i d ge, G a . ■J) ECPTVE Weoilyfrom New Orleans fresh Invoices fa’.e 'ey druggists everywhere sept5-4C-ly FOR SALE. A VALUABLE plantation T HE subscriber offers for sale his Planta tion on the ChaUaliooehpe river, Deeatnr IS COMPLETE rtf ALB STAPLEGOODS, And is Constant!}’ being Replenished. W e Qffer at The Lowest Rates fob CAUlli;: PRINTS—8 days from New York 4-4 SHIRTINGS, (Brown" 1 7-8 SHIRTINGS,- • <‘ • NURSERY OIL-CLOTH. We solicit Planters and Merchants’ business ' giving careful attention to sales of produce in j this or other Markets. GEORGE - N. NICHOLS, consignments of wool solicited j 0 b Printer, Binder k Blank Book Bagging Rope, Groceries, and fhnds to: ix-rm/-T-fiprli pav Revenue Tax. Farther advances on the MANUr ACIUKJ'.fS, (Quincy.Fia., Tuesdays, Thursdays aul receiDt of Cotton „ I Hatnrdays at ...-.7 A. M. V Batf Street,Sarannall, Georgia: Apalachieoia.Fia..Tnesday8sndFruJaysat..10A.M. Supplies furnished at market rates. i ? fro ?. 8 5 J- jvnlS, I36i 13-ly. I June 28 54-tf lon Sundays County. Ga., near Steam Mill Post-office. The place contains 1920 acres, about 750 acres cleared land. Qe'od improvements; acotn- f^^22!2.? p0n Citi ° D our ! fottable Divellisg House, and all necessary —— Qrfc ?T? = —L_ j out buildings.' Good Gin House and Screw; ! A smali Ware-House nnd good Landing, and Time of Closing the Mails. ! Wood Tatd on the River, Mules,Horses, Cat- TUnmatDGE, V. O., Ga. April 13 1668 Sheep Ae.. sold with the place, if desired XaiU Close as Foltmrs; j , , T : IlarT *y ; ° n P’* Ce . or ( J.olin P. Dickinson, Bf*ar Me&m Min. Alhmtfcand Gulf Baitoad daily except ■ V Determined to sell; and will sell cheap, { Sundays at.. I P, M. ! •* * [ Albany, Ga., Mondays, Wednesdays and j Fridaysat.. 12 1L ! "4-tf A- A. ALLEK An Assortment Of ' Bleached Cottons, Bought st the late Decline. HOOB SKIRTS from 50 cts. to §1,50; the Inner For a Good Article. 10 Bbls. IVrable RovtifiM Baltimore WUokey, by ocBl-tf BABBIT & WARFUXD.- FLOTTK, BUTTER, ... ^ CHEESfi, COFFEE, SUGARS. BABBIT Sc WARFIELD. oct24 3-tf THE QUALITY, LOCAL^J VALUATION OF LAND F OR the purpose of r _j -Jli.-’L „r T .nrfi in this. _ and purchase of Lands ' n ^ thereby promote emigration fj r,m unsurpassed agricultural re?"", , the subscribers itarq conseute 1 * ‘ . Owners to ascertain ffie Qo- 1 ' 1 '-' ,, f: d Lnndslylngin the e'ouoti«s sj' 8 * ,-cfl al names. They act independent and shOnld be addresse'tl owninglpnds iqtheeounticse*- Their regular price, per Lot only TEN DOLLARS, exeeff lands lie remote, and more tw' ble is incurred in preparing 8 no case, however, *ill more t9»*_^ be charged. The regular ft® accompany tbe order to repor Thomas Allen, j^efrton, > n Baker, Dougherty and j Joseph J. Bradford, Camill* r ’ ^ lands lying in Mitchell, * ‘ coantieff. i fi Willis M. Bu'iw'bBainhri^ Jy. lands lying in Decatur p. S. Neither of the P* rl . ,c ’ „ft^; speculation, er in speculat'o hence: their reports will reliable.