About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1869)
the iCambtulflc Argus t f Mvftumlai Pam. WILLIS S. EL’SSELL, ■ - ‘ - IMitir. BIN. i cum - A'ssisW fdi/fts Err. W. 1 BAHLfOX, - |f". forrtjpouJeiiL Catimliiy .Sfornlnff. May nih. lWt. Important from EngHiud. j CJjlSIT, FRENCH AND SPANISH ATLIANCE j AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. ! 'Uu^VAi.'ft, May C.—t)r. IScliaru P. i Tx>S#bx, May 11.—Iniiinlory steps i roues, A stent fa* _u French @irci>*, I are being taken for an alliance often- ommitteil suicide to-day by taking ! 81ve anc l defensive between England, | j -• France and Spam against, the United j auuanmn. - .. .. ; States, in view of the rejection of the A boy in Massachusetts, aged 15 ; Alabama treaty, die tone of Sumner’s TSic Importance of Harmony. There seems to be a disposition,'in ? Rhot * nd killed himself last j speech and the filibustering lenden- ccrUin qnartcis, to gemler discord and;: Monday because his father had requir- j <aes of Grant’s administration and • antagonistic feeling in regard to our ed him to apologize to his school mas ; the reported couni vane at-expeditions i new rail load niovemftft. Writ ire cantfStTfcr fnr truancy. The “Southern Imperialist^ is the ] 131 Broughton St.,- Savannah, Ga., Wholesale and Retail Dealers reported i | against Guba. lint bWiiAc that tlib gobd sense' and i A Terrible Fire. wifi© judgment of the people, of all j nmne of a new paper to be published j classes, who.3e interest* are involved in ' &% Merapbig m thc uh of Julv . LOSS tlm success of thc enterprise, will pre- i pi tuc nt at oi A largo number of tobacco factories j OF LIFE AND DSTRUCTIOX OF SIX STEAMERS. maturely reflected upon the subject. The 1 are to be erecte ‘ l in AtlaHta ’ Ga ’ I . Ne " p ^ l2 ;” An I only event that could possibly occur, in : A new *»*'<** P a P° r 18 80011 to be 4 ° f a kcroscne lalu P to * da ? re8ul ‘ — ■ ... ,, ; a o..r.,i ....rior m.j td in the burning to tuc water s t KEEP AT ALL SEASON'S A HEAVY STOCK OF fcir To tiim Working Class:—I dm nMf pr<y*r- ed to furnish all classes with constant employ ment at their homes, the wbele-of the ti»«. or for the -pare moments. llusiirSss newt light ana profitable. Fifty cents to t?5 p~i evening, is easily earned l*y person' by either sex. and the boys and girls earn nearly as much S3 men. Great inducement* are offered those woo will devote tln-ir whole time to the business: and. that ererv person u Ini sees this not ec. may scud Hi.- ihuir address and test the business for then-selves. T make the following unparalleled • ffer: To all who arc iwt well satisfied with the btish.ess. I will send $ I t..«j.ry f- the trouble of writing mo. Foil partienhjrs, direction*. Ac - sent free, eatni-le soot by mail for It) cents. Address ‘ II. C. .1m,KN, .to-rnsta. Mr. A-cfR SAMILE STr^ ■h&niiple* & Circular, of Knitting Machine, W Machine. Address uielosi„ K "'> ft C. Okn^ Oen. Agent, Goo Clu. ! ’ 1 »p de)phiifc»l‘a, ' , ' u ' SpJ our opinion, that would endanger the issued in Philadelphia under the ti succqss <Jf thtf worts, is the introduction tic of lhe Empire. of tltc apple of discord into thc counsels of its friends. edge the steamers Darling, Mary Er- ! vin, Westm rtland, Melasib, Chev- James Mndigan, circus rider, was e nnc and Clinton. The loss by die j instantly killed, at Pane, Ky., while destruction of the Sioauiers and their 1\’c had much rather have seen Wm. j attempting to throw a double sumer- i cargoes amounts to §200,000. r v T. _ .»/r«_i . n . L o , ... And at present aro offering a large assortment «>f SPUING AXD SUMMER STYLES. THEY BUY EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, H, Young, K*kof Columbus, President,j sanlt He feU aml broke his nec k. and less haste-in the organization; but Five dock hands, oiv the steamer : and consequently at prices much LOWER TUAN' REGULAR RATES, and the extensive hi death and ! ness .if (heir house requiring the permanent rcsidcnceuf on£ of ibcir firm in New York, they this in merely a matter of opiuipn, aud v. e would be the last man to insist upon our own views of what would have been best, ! . Ch.-venne were burned to .... „ , Ivcv. .James McDonald died at; f OIu r or bvt . j uni j )e< j j u , bc r j ver f rom ! always in t//e MARKET FOR Cf/EAl* GOODSj die Darling, but one of whom were! on the bn si- are Rome, Ga., ou the 2t>th nit-, The Connecticut Senate adopted i saved. Passengers sleepin boats were also lost to the disturbance of an organization lll< - Fifteenth Amendment on the 7th already effected according tor the pro-; inst by a strict party vote. visions of the Charter, especially when harmony and united action arc so indis pensable to the business in hand. We did not know, when we made known our | displeasure at the organization, a few ! weeks since, that it was for so long a ; From Cuba. ' Havana. May 12.—The Diariu's ac- Thcro is a heavy rebellion by par ties supplied with arms and ammuni tion in various parts of Ireland. Ii is laid to the Fenians. We learn from the Macon Tele- time as a year, not having wadThc dmr- j 8 ra P h of theGUl thafc a Mr ' Thrasber > j colored captain ami six men killed ; ter attentively; but since wc have learn- i from Lake Cjt y» Fla > was thrown j anti thirty wounded. The Rebels cd the true nature of the case, we readi- ■ from his horse, the day before, iu Jy see the impolicy, at so early a stage front of the Brown House, and had in the operations of the company, of his right leg badly fractured by the I festering opposition to what cannot be I fall. The bones were reset, and the j patient was thought to be doing well, j THEY SELL EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, and thus avoiding bad debts, can afford to sell for -final profit. ' They adhere strictly to thc ONE PRICE SYSTEM ! , , ,, Xvver charge one vuel-mer mure ihan another fur the s-upe g 00 '!*, uliiI warrant all Goods to ' count savs ihat at Allagraaia the Re. j , )C as ketkesented. or the money paid wtw. lie returned! A full cargo of cotton had jusi been discharged from i lie Darling. Savannah Ga-, May 15ih, 1S69 bels fought more determinedly than , heretofore. The Spaniards lost a i The Homb Monthly.—The South j ! have burned Sora Miguel near Xeu i Georgia Conference, at its late ses-: vitas. Thc Plumb has arrived. 32-ly DO YOU SUFFER remedied, and that may, in the end, pttfV* to have beeu a judicious proceed ing. ■ r ■ We are fob the ho ad!—not for men, localities or lines—but for the koad—its best interests, and the best interests of the whole .people who a: e to be benefited by it. Let the citizens of Columbus, as well as thc people of Bainbridge and all oUicrs interested in the project, de- ferininii upon unity aud harmony, and eoue'ert of fiction, and the result will not j pfl ] election. be doubtful. We endorse the declaration; ' The cot ton-eaten, illar has made of Col. James L. Seward, iu If is speech .. . .- . . . . ’ .... | its appearance m portions of Florida. fit the lute session of our Superior Court, 1 1 L 1 sion iu Albany, passed the following i resolution : | “itesolveil, That we conlially re- J [Correspondence of the /fciinbridge Argos.f Mr. Editor :-Do excuse the iuiru- : commeud the Home Moutnly, pub-J The President visited Mt. Vernon j s!on of 11,18 ' piftle upon your time and lished at our Publishing House,- ! patience, hut we wish to tell you of our 1 Nashville, Ten ., and edited by Prof. | ! great <lis ippoiiiinmnt, in not atteiuliii the Pic. Nic ; —FROM— DEBILITY? “Alas ! wc have uot’words to tell onr rritf ; To vent our sorrow would be some relief.” recently. James Sims, a notorious character, and a negro, has been appointed by Cresswell, Postmaster of the city of Savannah, Ga., but the President re fused him a commission. The city of Madison, Ind., went for has filled our thoughts by day, and our j A. B. Stark, as a periodical wor'hy of! j the patronage of oiir preachers and! I people, and especially as it is design-j : cd to fill, for the presen 1 , in our' ■ • • - | . . | . - LLl LU ifllj 1 ilv j/X l.-oi II . Ill t'UI We had fondly hoped to ijimgle with j rliurcU liter;ltllre al l ul fil „ lllic . s , the i DO YOU the crowd ot S. S. pupils ihat -throng! lilc0 . fonuer3y OCC!1 p ic d by the your sire.ts this gala day ; al.. yc , u I « H ..me-Circle.” . thc Democrats at the recent Munici- W, A fire in Wilmington, N. C., on the .tjiat if tlic people of thissection of Geor- • _ gia fail to. build this road, under the I destroyed thc Cane Fibre Com- cireumstances, they should all be sent pany. Loss $20,000. to tlic Lunatic Asylum!” or words to that effect. Every-man should resolve to know no Thc Commercial Convention will l.yin"- 1 reams by night, anxiously awaiuug the seventh, the ‘‘day of ail days,” and if it had been in our power, we assure you, wc would have given the wheels i rea ,| ers of time several turns to make ilie day- approach more rapidly. Thursday even ing came ai. last, and after all prepara tions being made, at an ea'ly hour, we rented to our rooms, and were soon The Magazine in sent to ministers at §2.50 per year ; §3.00 is its regu lar price. heartily commend it to onr tf . BAINBBIDSE PBICES CURRENT, Corrected Weekly by RiEID & ISON, WISH TO KEEP -OFF- meet at Memphis on the 181 li inst. j joys The Episcopal Convention met at; such word ns fail in his efforts to pro-: st. Paul’s Church, Augusta, on the! mote this great undertaking. in dreamland, the anticipated ihat were not to be realized — “Disappointed joys are woes as divp 4s any nunV ciav mixture uudeig h-s.” It should bp remembered tint these arc Detail hucjts. Large orders will be filled at X,owEB Kates. Reed lias called an extraordinary By the fust peep of the s'un, ninny 5th inst., and continued its sessions we e found wending their way t> No. session of the Florida Legislature to i j. gj p an j convene at the Capitol on the 8th of June, for the purpose of increasing thc taxes, assisting thc new railroad company to nmko their purchase profitable, and to vote on the XYth Amendment to the defunct Constitu- j tion. Poor Florida ; God alone can save her from anarchy, bankruptcy and ruin. during the \veek, Bishop Beckwith j G, to take tlic train for your beuiiitu presiding. A sermon was preached ^' 1 'Y < ,9' 1, kcat high preached s every evening. The p„st of Postmaster of Savan nah is worth between four and five thousand dollars. Some eight clai mants are in pursuit of it, includin' two w.dows. The Columbus Sun savs the cotton li anticipate ! j >y, an rv as a marriage bell.’ rjjii viee »f expeclaj. al! wen-, “ni'er All w-re on listening and watching fur me atiW'Usly looked for train. At la-t, some on.- ca l-'d out— “The cars are coiling !” Oh! how .uu ° | hearts beat, and what hurry ami i-on‘ii- sion, ruiu.iiig liii her and tl ithei, g.’tting baskets, trunks. &c., & of provisions ;, | plant, on the sandy and gray lands | (for we bad taken spem j />acon—• .'Ictei sick s. I'ibbt.-tl silica ShnuMots C .in vans i'il Hums... Flotti— SniH*iiii»c v Extra-Family j c< *20 .lb SutiAH—LiM:t urowii ell itifiM Crushed....*. syiu-i’.... Salt lb ... . bbl s tM) (-v ....Mil 11 DO ta bn l su o\ lb 32‘r 1 "- lb Oi- lb 15 ./ii 2*i 4il ... lb 25 ...p«l 7 A sack 3 ! in that vincinity r , is dying in consider j ablo quantities. Much of it will probably be plowed up and corn - - * a ctowd bad ... Ihk I itiNTER. this valuable pub- | planted in its stead on account of the j G>oovervii'c. Hi.-koiy Head, Idixie liciuion to the craft was suspended in I scarcity of seed. This might be a j good move. i The price of gold has advanced heed to the alter part of the notice we saw in the A no us.) We i-ollfcte.l on die platform, and quilc j assemhled at No. 17, from 1 mid ' other places of importance around here. Bill, altls! alas ! yvlutl a fall ofyuutnfut j hopes; the whistle djd riot sound, and from the increased bhekmss of ti e Hfir ^dvfvtiscmfntjs. 18G6, at the conclusion of the 6 li vol., very abruptly. AVe aro pleased to see that its issues have at last been resumed, the 1st number of the 7th vol., having been sent to ns. Its size i bung herself 'in h r father’s smoke | as tk*v neared as. It appioaclmd r >p- j has been increased and its typo- house, a few days since, near Bristol, j Tcun. It is not known why she did 75 Gold St., s0> j Large portions of the best cotton i lands in Mississippi have beeu flood- fed by the recent heavy rains, destroy ; about three cents since the 1st inst. j smoke, that the iron horse puffed o< Miss Mary J- Webb, aged 39years. • we saw that tln-ir speed- was in- easiug as tb*y neared us. It idly ; "■<- hoped we wot l-l gel on, bu CLJ CASHSTORE. T.R.lIimncwcll&Uo graphy improved. Publication Oflice Netif York. Teisns- §2 per year, or 20 cts for single number. 1 WOl I I iTCI On, Dlls : * RE con<(antly receiving addition! vain hope! The engineer hurried past, fr»m .v.-wFork.n<-«- urtam. a , 1 , , , f . . 1 liets. which *rc bumg soUl »t the lows and from the broad grin upon bis lac ,' r>r cash. ami tlie many buzz <s, jeers and waving of handkerchiefs, from those more! lucky than we, we imagined it wis preconcerted plan, and they were re additions to tlioir stock ami other ihur- lowest mark-t y-icc SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS. A constant supply*of all tlic ptmdard bruiuls r i brown aud bleached ahirtin^g and sheetings. Al I widths for saie low by T. 15. HCNNEWELL & CO. PRINTS. i cu ».»y iuu ictcui liv'd» v id'no, uc.suuv- ... , .. • . • • ( j ui;i i o. ‘•Boody ’ Clift'lws been appointed | j n „ t b' e co tt on planted, and making a ! tar , 'e-nves" nCI ' * e *" C I a vc5Fd«gant»*«)rtincntofaiithe b< Postmaster of .Savannah. A white man, j . , - 1 j-d on otu upturned t »cc>. ail ti;c bc»t make of Pnuts and ehortmi; , . 1 , j -• 1 11 1 * if | leplanting necessary. j “ilur hearts withered at the pitilcsn sight.’' . .-alo lu-.v by l.B. HUNNEWi Postmaster who would thus saddle himself upon an intelligent community whoso unani mous voice, if permitted to be heard, would be given agafiist him, is only white ill the skin which nature has drawn over the deformity and blackness within. Such a man is beneath'the con tempt of a respectable nigger. Helena, Arkansas, claims 4,300 pop ulation. Oil! Mr. Editor, could vou have seen i that forlorn set; the sudden change th*t | Came over lht faces of children, young. What Enebgy Can Do.—The present ! ladies and gentlemen, surely your lu-art | proprietors of Dabby’s Prophylactic "“"Id have been touched, with pity lor | Fluid, commenced pushing that famous ‘ disappoint best make of Prints, for HUN>*EWELL & CO. black lace shawls. A few black Lace Shawls ; also white crape barege, or moret, for making shawls, just received and for ::al* by* T. Ii. HL'N.VEWELL & C’O. TRIMMK RIBBONS AND IVNGS era —AND— FEVER? Ate You Aimsvctl —WITH- DYSPEPSIA? ‘MlllS’ HITTEIIS' WILL RESTORE THE SHATTERED CCNSTiTUTION. IT HAS STOOD T'.IE 'TEST OF YEARS, and CERTIFICATES from -enne of OUR BEST CITIZENS can f e shown to prove its efficacy in all eases where a HEALTHFUL STIMULANT is needed. Every household should be provided with this-INVALUABLE HEALTH RESTORER. J PREPARED AT THE LABORATORY article into the market about four mouths ago. Two weeks ago an agent left l New York with a supply of it for the far _ idles who had :is-n during tiir- ' sm ill hours of the night, so they ould | not be Compelled to m kc hasty toilets, anil have time to put on their prettiest v i _ ,rr . , , j 11 J an<! nave tune to put on tlieir prettiest ™ v™ ™ N T:7,5_ e „* r L.f , “ S ! d .,- 0 | ° ff sboreS 0f Cb i na ’ L:,st . week we Silw : looks, with the a.lditii.n ct’ a few more uris, beau-eatclicrs, etc., w.ti A trinall assortment cf the best colors in Gibbons, IThTh «-. »#• i‘Etlfiiugs. Trimmings, Embroidered Cellars, Crape] Collars, Barege for Veils, icc.. f«*r sale by ; T. U. HUN NEWELL & CO. \ GROCERIES. 10.000 lbs. Bacon—sides and shoulders—just re- ! vt-ivtd and fur salu by T. II. HCNNEWELL & CO. learn from our exchanges east, that tlie 1 another large shipment- of it, accoiupa- immcn.se crowd visiting B -inbridge on j nied by a special agent, on board the the i tli, met with no accident on their | California steamer at New York, bound return trip, and that all v. ere highly : for the Pacific coast. We saw iu their crimps. ope of captivating some hand-on e I swain of your charming city. And souk- I of the st- r: cr sex were-up before t e pleased with their excursion to our “City | office iu New York a few days ago, the peep of day, ihat iheir curling inons-' of Oaks. : sou of the King of Agamon, from thei i8l 'h*\ an '^ glossy locks might receive! uue attention, so vie wilt- li e g'-ms of il:n City of 0 «ks. But disappointment j , e ; 1 , nc ,i siipieine, and Missionaries from , Onr hopes have departs forever, Our vision of Zfoiubridgc is o’er. Hone the r.ext lime arrangi-mente are j West coast of Africa, getting a quantity The Marianna Courier, which sus- of u to take home wiUl him, and on the pended in December last, was revived l ocxt Jay two uative °u the 6th uist, by the same proprietor | Sierre Leone for the same . Tbi8 ftud Editor, Finuk Baltzell, Esq., who j ^ B gentleJnan left with samples to has demonstrated his ability to fill with • .. • , introduce to the attention of the sacans n a.le to vis i lLiuhrii>«rp I) vie will not credit the post he fills. May he succeed , T - , T i T , ■ . , i made to vis i u«miDrn.ge, w.x.e w.u not , , : ! of Liverpool, Loudon, Pans aud Ant-, (,e victimized far bevond his most sanguine expecta- i _ r . . , , . Tr _ ■ “ . . werp. It is already m Havaua. Cor respondence has been opened with Bra zil. The leading hospitals iu New York are using it. Those iu charge of ceme- FLOUR. 50 bbls. Flour—assorted b.ands—just received and ; lor sale by T-B. HCNNiTWLLL i CO. CORN. 200 bnshcls white torn—in sacks—suitable for family use, for sale by T. B. HUNXENELL 4c CO. SUGAR. . 13 bbls. crashed, ground, loaf sugar granulated, aud extra coffee sugar, for sale by T. B. HU.VXEWELL k CO. tions. A Swindle.—The Cntbbert Appeal says some of the fanners of Rnndolpl In Bankruptcy. . In the District Court of the United states for the j * Southern District of Georgia. 1 In the matter of 1 . J. T. WIMBERLY. J In Bankruptcy Bankrupt, ) At Bainbridge, on the 8th day of May A D. 1863. To all whom it ma w concern : ! "J'*HIS is to give you notice that I have filed my ! 1. final accounts as Assignee of the estate of JOHN T. WIMBERLY, n 0 ... . . , i T v I Bankrnpt in said Court, and that on the 28th day of 1 vS. £}l!U*6 writing t-n.G Jlbovp, I May,inst.*, shall apply to said Court for the settle- heard I llfit some of the committee ll'-ne iucLt of my said a t vou'nC«snd for » discharge from . . all liability as Assignee of said estate, in accordance HO apology 1««]■ with the provisions of the twenty-eighth section of passing n* by. or rather poincj on with- j Actof ^ h c 4IwF 0 BD. Assignee, mend the, — A Disappoistkd S. S. Scholar. Brooks County, May 7lh, 1869. . . t;vies are finding it indispensible. Steps | county have been greatly imposed upon j h;ive been taken to put forth the claims , MSsill ’„ n [ br> or rath „ y „.„ y ... by the purchase of spurious cotton sexl, for Professor John Dnrby for the tliscor- I out S „Wbut it doc* not mew tw-o years old, purporting to be of the i „. v Q f tb e disinfecting qualities of per- mutter iu tlie least, for our disap_ Dickson variety. The same failed to manganic acid, a question now agitatiug mem is felt as much as ever ; and as the i germinate, aud no little indignation is i tlm of the world—and so it goes. a ,, 0 i„„ v j s lat h ef a weak, one-tebd at- ! *•—Pluck, energy anil merit will tell. . i >point- the result. Captain John T. Wimberley, of this county, complains of being swindled in the same way.—Ed. Argus. BOOKS For Sale at the Post Office. fair, we Blink it (the apology) pravisj * | that said committee ifid uoi undersiand : WEBSTER'S SPELLING BOOK, The canse of the their business verv well, or they would ,, orppn’ic T» G niuiug , . X .....I K McGLFFIK’S Readers, The Spring Term of Leon (Fla.,) 1 “«“heriugseveral thousand, with ‘ ° . 1 , ordnance, amnuition, and munitions of C'remt Court convened in Tallahas- war of every description, were said to Cuban Affairs.- strength. 18 Fililmsters from°Ne\^York^ j”*,' 6 b * d , a r “ P ‘] *^ n " wlwl ,"" h lhe i tUYIKS’ uudr^UTH'ft Ariihuietic, “ ' " | CORN KLL and SillTH’S Geography, : »it* IXION’.^nml SMITH’S Knglisli Grammar, •j DAY IKS’ Ai^tflirn. ! FAK.Ml irs ALMANAC for 1867. direuiiiu. i inuiisirrb irum ixev xorK. . , • , , Cluxrleston, New Orleans, and other ^ e * AU ^ the coif A they wore in. ^ see on last Monday. We learn from ^making their way for Cuba to join j ^ Maj. ‘ Barrick as SemoKASDUmK^ the Floridjan that the Grand Jury is ** msurgen s. ^ ^ ^ i editor of the Atlanta Coustituiion. j FENCiLS, CAP and NtfTE P T (|T 4 Tl 1*1 . rAlk.lH.h • /iLxMCi'AV IP! loot. I. W. Avery, Esq., an accomplish-. ,. ))PY niH , KS wHBsTEUSlH.-tmnary, 4 “ “ SLATES, unde op equally of white and negro. 1 A negro man, mined John Brooks ! shot a woman through the head in The early appearance of .the caterpil- Knoxville, Ga., on the 1st inst., kill- be settling in Tenuessee, who are ' lar this season is interpreted by knowing mg her instantly, to prevent her represented as exceedingly indusui- ohes as a good sign. ; marrying his rival. 1 ons. Large na nib ere of Swiss are said to bill ARP. Nov. 1806 PAPER. ALSO PRISON LIFE of JtFr’KRSON DAVIS aud T. E. CLOUD. 4—tt A. A. SOLOMONS & CO., DRUGGISTS, Savannafi, Ga. llaj-15, 18G9 ’ 32-ly. AGENTS WANTED To sell tho only Unabridcpd Complotc People'* Edi- tion of CON Y BE ARE .V HOWSO.VSLIFE AND EPIS TLES OF , ST. PAUL With »n able and eloquent dissertation bv Prof. Leos- -U:i> Bacon, cf Yale College. Commended by tbe moet eminent divines and ablest scholars in all jiarts of our country. An Exact IIepbint of tbe latest En- giish "PEOPLE’S EDITION,” and differ, from all othr-r,. by the substitution, by tbe authors, of trans lations and note* iu English, in place of numerous quotations and notes in foreign languages. I km m of no work that can rival this ; its clear and fas. mating discussion* art tlie verv thing we need. Rev. W. H. McDonald. I>. D., LL’. I).’. Lelwh.m. Tenn. It sh<ndd Is: in the library of every t.niily where thc English is spoken. R. Vlibigan. Pres. Kv. Univ. Dr. bacon’* name in connection with this edi! tion is a t .wprof strength. Rev. .Jus. F. Tuttle, D. D. /Tes. Wabash eoiiege. It is one of the mist instructive and delightful boufcsin existence. Rev. John A. Broaden D. D GreSvillc, S. C. It is a work of sterling merit, and is calculated to do great good. Rev. W. W. Gardner, Prof, iu Bethel College. Ky. It is an inexhansitble stsrehonse of thought and information. Rev. C. Os be m, P. D., St Louis, Mo. No work in the language approximates it. Rev. Mark Hopkins. D D., President Williams College. I Would reemnmend thi* uusuiyassed literarv aud historical werk to all. Rev. E. L. Drake, Jonesboro, Teni. The most interesting and instinctive work that has ever fallen under my notice. Pres. Casswell, D. D., LL. D., Brown University. * We consider it an invaluable work. B. Franklin, Ed? Amer. Chr. Review. Cincinnati, Ohio. The travel* of the great Ai>ostIe. as i: lustrated in it, are of -ur leasing interest liev. T. O. Summers, D. D., Nashville. Tenn. A most valuable work ; learned, accurate, and written in a style peculiarly attractive and ehxiucnt. Rev. F. Jferriek. D. D., IX. D., l*res. Ohio WesL University. iwnd for onr lfi page descriptive circular, Isnui and tcstRaouials. Address - NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. ITS Elm Street, Cincinnati, Obio. Wanted AGENTS, evervwliere, malt* ami female. t«» iiitrotlm c th» uin/rMi>ror*l Common Smse Fttmil* &r,ng .1fart,**. This machine will witch, hcui. tell. tuck, quilt ciutI. bind, braid, and embroider in Hie most ^npenor manner. Price only $18. Fully warrant for five vears. Wc will pay for any maijiine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic^ than oura. It makes the “.clastic L<H-k L\- crv second stitch can be cut. anil still the c.otli <irn- not be n lUrd apart without tearing it. We jmv agents from ^T.'s to S'jnOpcr inonth and expenses, ora com mission from which twice that amount can I*; made. Address .VECOJ/B »v CO., * Pittaburjr, Pa.: Boston Mass.: or St. Louis. -Vo. , C tut ion.—Do not lx? imjxised upon by o«ner parties palming off worthless cast iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only ifcnuine aud really practical cheap machine manufactured. _ WANTED'AG MatchIne. Price $23. Tlie impTest, cheapest and best knitting maehiuo ever invented. Will knit 20,. 0( 0 stitches per minute. Liberal inducements ti Agents. Address AMERICAN 'KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston. Mass., or St. Louis. Mo. $2000$ S ALARY. Address IT. S. Piano Co.. N. Y. Indelible Pent m Per Marking Clolhi„„ . Singly, 50c.; :i for-$l : i*. r q,, 7 ... Scut, frtitjUl paid, o.i r/f; ‘ .ifore vimvcniout tlian ink __ . 7 "h'o. Invaluable to tlic lii.nsck,. ( ’ 11r ’ r ";.- , » rt «i(a A very usefularth le._.|,„ 1'Jaf‘U', Address Indelible b b '■>- stationers and d1*h^ , «. ; $7r, to j-JOO Yon c-Hinot afford to pay thtoioir jK-rmoitill, ticlcs of liorcsmrv nan. urii*.., ticks of necessary nse, when Tiy Jl}*'*** PARKER & GREAT 1 DOLLAR ?. any tliiug in their iiuzueiisc DOLLAR- Of dry goods, linens, parasols, all,*,. . v.T plated war.-, jewelry, vntlcrv k fiUfvy goods, of every dcscripaim r™ “ !:! —tLAck’tor ^i Ask yn 111* Dik-Ioi* ox Druggist Toe Sit EET CIUIXINK— it equals (bitter) fjuinine. Is made only by F. STEARNS. Chemist. Detroit. • “Tent, Y r i«li, Yici.” The forthcoming number of the Illustrated Western World, printed in oil colors* will be the most beautiful [taper ever issued from the press since the art of printing was discovered, lie- member, it is the only paper in thc world whose illustrations arc printed in from one to seven distinct colors at a single impression. Aside froth the beautiful illustrations which aeeoui|.ai»v it weekly, every number i-' glowing wirli Ro mances, Love and llisiVionie Tales. It is a lit companion of every fireside—the magazine- of every branch of literature—the companion of all noble industries—the support of the farmer, -merchant, artisan, and the education of the musses. Rend for specimen copies. R*dd by all rows dealers. Subscription. per annum. Address THE WKRTERX WORLD CO., Cor. Park Place and (Adlege Place.. r OT Box 4.921). New York. THE DOLLAR SUN. CIIAS. %. DANA’S PAPER. The cheapest, neatest and most reliable of New’York journals. Everybody likes it. Three edPimis. Daily, Skmi Wkkki.it, and Weekly, at $fi. $2 and $1 ; year. Full reports of markets, a rieulltirc. ariuers aml-Fiuif (»rowers’ Clubs, and a coniplete story in every Weekly and Scuii- Wco ly number. A valuable present to every subscriber. Rend for specimen, with premium 4i*t. L w. ENG LAN D, Publisher Sn», N. V. NEW BOOK-200 ENGRAVINGS. the Fanners and Meehan es Manual, edited by Guo. K. Waring. Jr., anther of ••Draining for Profit,” •Elements of A^riculnire,” Ac. A book of great value to every one. Rend for lb page circular. Agents wauled. TREAT d' CO..' Publisher.*. 6.54 Broa»lwav. N. V. The ver\ J large principal cities of this country unj ,n i purchase for cash direct from the mannf ^ goods used by us, thus sa\iug tlie 1 " profit* made, by the Importer St i-liant; tin- WBiiluSiilcaiid Bet.iil -'U| ill-maud a largi-r profit than tiiat tak can give More Goods for On,, i,'; l !i Retail mi-rcliaut forWii-e ur thn, , ' ar I Onr goods .ire di-si-riis d on prinwT 'H will be sent ill clubs for Tell cents A , ■' tage. printing. Sc. - ' !*} If the urticle named on the I'htTc, von can exi-hange fur a list eompriavi?' V J <lretl an«l Fifty useful artlHu Indies’ Silk r.nusoLs, Ij-.di,. s j- h I Skirts. Silver Plated Five Bcttlcd easton^H variety of useful articles, nut mu- bought in any oilier way for llc-orlv dor.wU? Beference will be given, ifrequ’itnt tr & COLIU'n.VS l’ATEVT * RED JACKET AXE r regular shaped Axes f *r these t— It cuts deeper. Second—D donT stick in the wond. 'Miini—It does not jar the hand. Fourth—Xo Iiumi is winded in taking tin axe *»ut of the cut. Fifth—With thc same labor y#»n will do one-third more woik than with the regular axes. Red paint hue nothing to do with tlie good qualities oi this axe. for all onr axe* are painted red. If your hardwire #t**re does not keep our goods, we will gladly answer in quiries or tiil your orders, or give yon the name .tf the m-arest dealer who keeps our Axes. * LIP PI. •’COT! A. RAKE WELL. Pittsburgh. Pa. Role owners of C.dburn'i and Red Jacket Patents. A*f A IndIs^usable to erejry Household ! Perf«H*tly 5iv* v,, ndcrlul! Everybody buys at first sight! Agents making fortunes ! Illustrated circulars free l Address APEX S. M. CO., 2U8Broadway. N. Y. ONLY ONE DOLLAR The newly invented pocket time piece, s it i t a h 1 c for •dither gentleman or lady, in handsome metal ca e. white dial, gilt lettered. -»ra?s movemefits, sound jrtitl serviceable with key complete. A true,permanent 1 iime; post-paid to any part of thc United States on receipt of One Dollar, or three for $2 50. If satisfaction is not given, money refunded. Address W. RCOTT & PAUL, 43 Uhatham street. New York. I^e Oroide Watch P. 0. orders aud registered letters only received. D EaFNERS, catarrh, scrofula.—a lady who hail suffer red for years from Deal ness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompt her to send the receipts free of charge t*» any one similarly afflicted. Address Mrs. M. C Lfo.oktt. Hoboken, N. J. E kring rut Soule.—Svif-he^> ^or Young Afcn, who having irred, desire a beuer manhojd. Sent in scaled letter envelopes, frae of charge. If h mefitted return the postage. Address P1IILAXTI1R0S, Cox P, Philadelphia, Pe. STRAYED OR STOLEN! U RaTEI) on STOLEN from tlie kJ the Subsc-rilicr. ou May l-t, fr n -;" i host.nut.-Soi rel Mare, weak eyed. tl!i , of eaeli enr has been etit, ninkiiii! ’ **_ the irsii’e of lhe ear; 5 years ohl -ha 1 • bed off one shoulder by a traee-cliai"- • one taking up said Mure, or notify 11 U 1 her whereabout^ or delivering ker'» will he hheruily rewarded. Address W.T.IVOrJ Baitihn’Jjv r. - T HIRTY YEARS’ ExperiencTTi’The — fty8 - 3 —-- Treatment of Clironic ami Sexual „ „,«i|[| .OFFER EXTRAOHUrt W ‘V of 3 Diseases—.1 fkysioingical Vm< of Marriage.—The cbeajiesl book ever iiuldishe.!—containing nearly •*no pages, and lZti fine plates and engravings of the anatomy nf the human organs in a state of health and disease, wi'h a treatise on earlv errors, its deplorable consequences upon the mind and l*niy. with thc autli .r’s plan of treat ment—the only rational an! successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of eases treated. A •rnthful adviser to thc married and (hose con- t-mplating marriage who entertain doubts of their physical eo-dition. Sent free of postage to any address un receipt of 25 cents, in stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX. No. 31 Maiden Lane. Albany, New York. The author may lie consulted upon ary of the dis eases up n which his hook- treat.either person ally or-by mail, and medicines gent to anv Dart of thc world. T his I-* NO HUMBUG.—By sending jjc. with age. height, color of eyes, and hair, you will re ceive bv rel urn mail, a correct picture ef your future husband or wife, with name and date of marriage. Address \\. FOX, P. 0. Drawer No. 8. Ftiltonville, N. Y. The Best Sporti ng Gun in the World! R OPER’S Auirrlenif 13 & u> Gann :*»«-««» Loading Repeating shot ’ ■ Improved by G. M. Npesckh, Inventor of the tam.ius Spencer Rifle. Firing four shots in two seconds, using ordinary simnuni’ion. Mai ufin- tured by ROPER SPORTING ARMS CO. .Amherst Mass. Send for descriptive erTi gi'-ing price H-1 and testimonia 1-cular, p 1 T t -v-r" g , AMKHICAN nml EUROPEAN Opinion no charge. A pamphlet, 108 pages of law and information fi.. a,i. reliable Wholesale merchants ,if , as to onr standing and the strictiv tUU'■ acter of our business. * ’. ti -, We want Agents in ,-vety t„ sl , ,. following Commissions will he paid — “ TERMS TO AGKXTs _ For a Club of 30 nml Thric'n»ll, J yards-Brown or Bleached hhedi:... wool Pants anil Vest pattern. .VarA, A yards good Beil Ticking. 7 yards nei. 15 yards Cotton Flannel. I dua u E ,.‘. Handkerehii-fs. Fine white (b-rmaii fringed. Handsome Bidmoral skirt U ” t . ’ •lasp 1IMI pieture Wiotograpli Albuiu. v” | i-ugraVeil five-bottle i-astur. Kkg;ud ,uli 9 ir sanilai-wiMsl frame lieantih.lly qwii : S some beaded anil lined jiarasuL gti ■,,!] ' v s ,-olors. Fine Damask Tilde Iiivir." l i Biuen.iir Damask Towels. Ladies’ n,| Tl .V'; fjf roeeo Traveling Bag. Delaine Drew i’sli,^ J ,fl| unt engraved Napkin ffing*. 1 det.n foe’ 'i r Cotton Stockings. Violin and ln,w in h- plete. Set Jewelry, with long pendant . lies’ fasliionable fapuire .Shawl, (bud iiU-' i I’ipein <-ase. 1-2 dozen Bugers’.bi-st i Forks. Or one article fnuu Flub of goa: J . Exchange r.lst. For a Club of 50, nntl Fin- 11*. arils goisl quality brown or ldi aetiiil slg- wide. Fasliioliable aijiaer-a dress ]sf’r 1 set iaee i-nrtains. l jiair wool blauleb. to l-plated six-bottled castor. 31-i.nnL<\c all wool cassinn-re for pants aud «>t. M ivory-handled tea Knives, with s\\vi-V».\oF. Handsome sa'rfn or silk parasol, he*'.vs \, lim’d. :u> yiirds good prints, fast color, ig, gents’ large real in on. so traveling bag.i'mqy Ifandsonii* poplin dress pattern. Jjidii-s’rtd pattern. Ladies’ fashionable rti.-iwl. l fi!,.e.. qiiiiit. 2 Honeycomb Quilts. .Vilvcr-plrtnl ^ kef. phih'd on tbie white metal. Bnaiiup seiiaiiin /'ipe. I pair gents’ enlf hoots, e* i-iefi’eni i-Jiib of inland one from club if: from Kxciiange list. Clisb of inn, a ml Teii Dolla rs-n; following articles : 1 ri.-ji merino e r 'Mj-,- .pattern. 1 pair fine table elolhs ;11 .d pi tnateb. 1 jiair gents’ Fri-neli i-aif 1„. p. i.- iiil wool cloth for ladie.s’ cloak. i..~ or bleached sheeting, yard will colored all-wool plaid popiri in press i-leth dress pattern. 7 1-2 vaj fir suit. 1 sit ivory lia.limn d-ijamlhil Kim- Forks. 1 l::di. s’ or gents' silver UtiMitrsw I 1 Bartlett iiatul l«irta!.’e s.-wirg tnaelrins. S: Faniiiy Bible, stei l eugraiiiigs. v.,tU ai-'i. photograph-pages. 2.7 yards 1 H,dap or. good colors. 1 paii | ],. s ,, n j| t . , six-barrel revolvi r. 1 good fur liu.ir and rap gli -burre] slmt gun. 1 Hilvv-oisicd .i-u LoltV revoix'ii-g erstor. i-i.t-glass »...itli s."l i violin and bow in case, l very fine ail w: shawi. 2 1-2 yards double v,idtl, Uxvi-r td oven oat. .Or eight artii-1. I-.x, irang.- ii.-i. ti V- For i more etleuded list iif Ceialaiois! Fircular. Wc also’give Agents adiliii .ca! ot sioiis. in j ropoitio:. to the amount ut in'Mi r **‘i lorg-sids. Tids extra commission is ini’; by any lit! er bouse. Wean-'tin- only nasi!" tln-ir-agents for sum im; f,. r g.«ds ail.rll ■ nht.ii ..,1 sub .-riis-rs to tin i- e’-.b-. l '-. II.* vine to send all iiioni-y lid: Rl.-iiill.ctlr]-. send for iRri’uiii. Si-nd your address ii, fiul. Town. Foiuitv aiw PARKER & COl ' *** • :n»fl lOO iSuinnif r Sf.. A. & G. RAILROAD nh-j : tic:; , i GKXKUAL ■Sl'I'KLINTI.NDKNl V HP. s-ltlaiiticaud Oull* Iliiiln^i Sara n na A, Apr it :«>. I'; O N ami after J/.»n<lay May :id. l*assu thin road will run r.s follow.s : Leave Savannah (Sunday* excrj»t<Tl) at,... Arrive at Baliihridgc../. I V Arrive at Live <) »k A rrive at Jite kwniVillc ’ .......... •' Arrive at Tallahassee- : ' v zVrrivc at Quincy .*,* WO \ Leave Quim-y at r .ea ve 'i'alhthaaae at . L'uve Jacksimville at ^ ^\ ■ Leave Live <)ak at * * Leave jiainbridyr at | Arrive atSavuimah (Mumlay’sexccpteJi 3 * • ,J< H. S. H.tr.VE\ G’-” 1 Mayfi 31-lm Nearly Six Hundred Pages Choicest Reading for 50 c - In oriler to give t lie people an nity to become better ai-qu.-iiidf 1 ' ’ beautiful magazine, “ONCE A . _ the publisher, will semi the ®. tU! F fiEr.s of this year for 50 tents. W‘ , of ’Otic- n Month” contains 9<» J °, ulr ru umn pages of the best s- ories “j 11 - ® |||ni | ii.g and instructive reading to ’ e u |sr any magazine in tlie country. tion price is $2 a year. Its OI" 5 beauty is not exuelled. Send 50 cent-, mid you will 2 ^ tk tiful magazine from January I®' • t!t r year, .containing iiig. Address re pag^s of cbui 1 809 «t 811 Cl eslnutstreat T.s.An T,, i-B*^ J. BERRIEN OLlV^. (Late Editor and Proprietor Tails' 1 tine!,) COTTON FACTOB Conrsion NO. 97 llAY STEET, fOVER 4C0.) wicox. SAVANNAH, , I" - - drc--i as above. If-* Consignments of Cotton 1 -°(. n '..fp Hides, Tobacco. Rice, etc., ' ull l V„ ru , aod iu formation fiec. Ad- attention given to tbe sale of ’ Jafln, 1869 ’all Pf^lf
