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WILLIS M. BUSSELL, -
Ediiflf.
BEN. E. BUSSELL; •
- 'Asssirt K.iiior.
Bev. W. E. HAMILTON. -
Beg. Corre.-poii'itnt.
Katurd*}- .'.Icrnlng.
May ^2, 18G9.
i sand dollars, which,
community in weekly installments,
would increase the money circulation of
our community at about the rate of three
thousand dollars a week. This, .added
to the profits of the stockholders, the
f'iictoilt'ii Again. salaries of the book-keepers and sales-
Having recently directed the attention mea > aud thc i:iciease of coming and
hree. hundred dollars a year. That j Kay ton’s Oil of Life cures all pains , fot m
make one hundred and fifty thou- and aches, and is the great rLenmht- j affairs ?
irown on the :c remedy. tf.
Hon. H. S. Foote writes a letter
1 vindicuuug Mr. Davis from the scur
rilous attacks of the drunken
lard.
which our public affairs have been
taker, out of the hands of those capa
ble of managing th.-in, and placed in
■ the teeble and iiicomnetent hands ilia'
?. Tic 1 ' - «]t-S!iny to oilman
Shall we not acknowledge 11 ts
hand in those heroes .who spring up
among jr.*n at appointed times; who
lispiav activity an ! energy I'V I the j now unhappily, control them, and seek
|lctt’ guiicitiscuirnts
£ST £&? JCST ' SST
i J?OB SAMPLE
I * . * Circular, f , ^5>J
>'‘5 -'‘•■’•chine. „ L'c .1
'■ Mnciune. Address u„.| ..
C. Ouse. Gen. Agem o 'f f N! •
delphii. P a , ’ C '“e.f,
limits of liutliafi strength; aud a 1 '>nnd j to keep that control. li
we onset v
Fol- ■ whom in lividuals and nations gather,
has if to a superioi ami inyst-wimis pow-
Suicides are beeoin ng more and
, more frequent. Every mail brings j.
of the readers of the Altars to this sub- ff°’ n S *° au, l jrian the place, leaves a .intelligence of the self-d es'.ructiou of
jeet, under flic‘heading of ‘-Factories "* ue margin indeed for the actual tuid > unfottiumte persons. •
vs. Railroads,’’avthe subject is one of weekly increase of our substance,
so much . importance, we would again 1
Who launched litem into
xoanse of ages, like comets 'of vast ex-
flaming trains, a pearlng at
great many of the men noW
he a-cendant have been in the army
the | .during t.ie war. some to share, some to
jiong inieivals, to
j superstitious tribes i
There is a common error relative to j
claim hearing upon the same matter. - railroads that should be at once
| of plenty and j >v—or of calamities and rhut a few times in a. centurv.
tin aw iv from its d mgerf
war presented an opportunity
alibi e
at most,
and - onr
at: -r am >ng the j f-o fanatics, and men of small
f men anticipations of f-very sort, such as conics,
-thei
The Aegus has a circulation through
j out the bounds of the South Georgia ! ivTTor f ^ ho, but Go I himself? Al- • fanatics and iittle loud men hare made
1 .Methodist Conference, which is one of i tx uder would s-ek his own origin, in j^hetuost of it, and managed, whoever
We are influenced in so doing solely out { P :l ‘ e d» without, bowever, lessening our j t;-. 8 m0 st important sections for adver- i the abodes of the divinity. An l in the ; sank, that they should be conspicuous,
of cousiderations relative to the pros-! regard for th?m or our zeal for their; listers in the South. . tf most irreligious ag J there is no eminent | eveu though coutcmpti!do, on thc crest,
: glory hut is even in some way or other j of the wave.
'; seeking to connect itseif -with the idea | blame,
i wi,l convene at Aiyiencus, Wednes-j of divine interposition.
“And those revolu 1 ions which.
T'i Til:: W.-RKINC Cl.\SS:—I at" n«w prepar-
i f. furnish ail classes with constant employ-
K'T:t ar their h«»iiu?s, thc whole of tue time, or
**" l : Dir the pare *:i• ments. l-iisipe.*s new*. li^ht and
l!iC I>»*fi'abl* Fitly cents to >'5 p r evening, is
I easily *d l v porin’ by cither .«ex, and the ,
*»V j i M .\« :.j d i-iri- . f.n. nearly a* much as men. ,
it*ci!:. :>♦>* art* uifvrcti those who will I
thae to tho business; | l!1VilUwt , let u
:u Unit every person wh-< sees this nopcc, may j A VOTy useful is
end in.- ihfir‘«.i.!r.-?5 i.,«r thc hnriness for i Address ■ liili'etiM‘!T
llieuiselvos. I make ‘he f'Tewinir niiTiaiaticlcd I ... Xo*« •'t
ffer: 1" »‘i <*!;.« are n .< well salisSeii with the j *■•*. .’■•o-d ay «t-itionrh.aii.l d ~
"f •vr.ii.gr tao. Full particular*. directions. Ac- !V f|1 || J/f! |jl || 1 1| h r-
sent free. S.imi ic sct.r hv .nf d’ f-r 10 rents. 8 S I* *! \|! If | ji j[-
-iddress - ‘- «• Au, do,asm. .V, \u\ \ j|,|j[j!
nty-'r-l ti\ r. v... i
For Murkiog Uotht*
Smplc, .lor.; :: for il ; ,„ r i; . j; ^ ..
Sent, freight paul, „„
yore convenient t.pr.
' ImUM l .
| great centres of trade at the North have I .-Dmertcus Distrist Mcetino
perity of ll iinbridge aud Decatur mi, h iplication. Many suppose that tire |
county.
This subject, it is true, lias a national i ' )een s0 m:u ] e by railroads. This is a |
1 rr , r • i ., •( tlay, ay lb. Introductory sermon 1
and a local importance of the greatest | great mlstake ‘ Tuko > J ° r i^tauee, the ,, () , >e pr?achutl ^ y Rejr K “ D , Moore< I
■VTr_,_ A.„ 3 A (TBWmO 075.to $«00 Yon n?.miot .iBord to pi
\j; StTlt8U JA JiV'.j A-2, !X-rmonth, ticks o! u.vc..;.ary nsr, wPeuAv'' i:
cvorywhMv. in .1« and f> mah-.'lo introitm c »lw j •£} a
nine {mpwK>l Common Feme ;-.u;t Sewing ■ <> - j A jk TA ^ in ffesu
This ma.-tiir.c wilpstUcl.. hem. f.--It. tnclu ipiik cold. . ™ ^ «* tlj?
tuml. hn,H_i.t„l .. n ,hr.=i.:..r in tt.c n*ts»t«r>r GREAT 1 DjOLLj
vcits. Wc will piiy.'sit-li i for any n..ichim> that will viv^SfJd'warc'k'rcli^i?’. 1 ! 5 '“ !i
ml , ... j sow a Stronger. iiiorc'b«inti!'til, or iiiorr ijastitrscam , ofivc— ? ’ “ u ! vl Ti i
lhey lost their reason in tu.-;r -.tianonrs. jtmaii-sth<>“Kh:s«cts*6kv- •'<• ipu.,^
crvsivoml stitch cm* lie cut. umt HtiU the cloth esn- an.v tlua S uiUiMijiuiue. .
gratiiiuie. and advanced to posts ot
In this tho people ?
are t*
f Albany, at 8 P. M.
their progress, precipitate nations and
moment, and one which might well eu- , C *‘J Rochester, tiie pride of the fruit
gage the attention, the study and the va ^ 1, ’. v Me Genesee. The source
effort of the Southern statesman and j of 1,3 wnuti ' : ' tae flouring inter-j R e v. Samuel Anthony, who has | those lna j esti( ; remains which the field
man of business. The recent war ought i : ^* The capitalists of that section, in-j ba«J a seven? spell of sickness since | ,,f {, umfltl i,i storv - offers tootirrefiec-
to convince every one of this. Who l*e-: stcat ^ becoming brokers for the pur- j ho was wounded, is now al^le to walk | jj on , do they not testify aloud to the
lieves that eight millions of people could | c ' laso !IU< ^ ’ saie v,::cat sending toe j on criticues a iltt.e, and continues to , ti nt!, that God is in History ? Gibbon,
ever have been conquered had the en<-r- 1 “ " ci ' l - cri ‘d to a distance, and bringing j mend,
gies of that people been equally divided | tllp fio,,r bilck from * distance, as our ^
i cotton brokers do with our cotton—es-1 ^ x oc it - E • now ‘^PP*- 00 j ed tlte lutervetuion of a superior destiny.
civic honor men wholly unworthy of
them by reason of deficiency of calibre
‘HoLb Yocu Nose!”—How
between ilio various departments 0 f c °itou oroirois uo wnn our cotton es-j .... , e
hin.i -li ■ n ■ •. , , Duo injunction to any unfortunate i n
manufacturing and the labors of the i b hshed mms m their citv, and thus j . " . lie saw he feh its presence;- wlterever-
, tnat voniuresinto a second rate pass- ■ • , . ,
field. Had we made arrangements for b,,1)t n P a tremendous flour business j en!rur Qn a U] . ( , ht traiu ;q v y| ^ j his eye turned H met him; that of a
r ' | tnysteribus power re-appeared from
behind every min—and he conceived
j dynasties to the dust, those heaps of 1 an J character, thinking, perhaps, that
; ruin which we meet with in the desert, j a man capab'e of plunging his swoid
into the h -att of an enemy must be
a paid e of creating a nation’s laws or
administering liar goverument.
Such men were carried into high
places as the whirlwind sweeps the
dust and leaves and waifs of every sort,
j seated on the ancient Capitol, and eon-
; templafing its noble ruins, acknowledg-
working up our own raw material previ-j' vbicb l ‘ VOUf J 1 ‘ l t! - e railroad and other , \y],*, w | What a lictcrogeuons con-
ous to the war, for developing our miner-; mea,iS of transportation to them without c;i!cna ti on Q f hirciuc emanations
C»?ition.
not !>»' iDrposfirl npnn by
. i ther l’orclidscfor calk direct frum Z ““ il h
t .«..tics. oil worthless cast iron inaemncs, ^oecis nseJ tiy v.y, thus .sc.iu., i *
ur<! _'r the pan:- uanto or othenvise. is the t.roiits by (be Importer c7p V” * :
only genuine arul really practical cheap mat hi u 9 ; chant, the Wholesale and"/^etail/>'.i° ,UI ^'
mannfactured. . ! demand a larger iToflt ih:ta that iX
• r „ van «ive Store Grads ror On r jS l
l o .-oil too .Ami r- r.,.. ..
WANTFD AO NTS.-
tvniltisij;
taiorcliant fur twfee or tin
• Our goods arc- .described on o.iil !*• k-1
ul resources and for arresting the terrible I tiieb ’ carc or ex P ense - The same can be j (his de-ozygenated atmosphere ! I
to pinnacle and steeple. Proper grati
tude is title to Have men who have
triumphed, on a nation’s behalf, in the
valley of death, but there is a limit to
which gratiftde should carry us. A
the project of depicting its operation in j man who can fight well
, t ,, , , , i said of P-ittersnn of T.ncrnll rt I tvi i u n r> -i T > , ‘ i livo dtsol-ginization, the decline, and the I santy a statesman, nor has
stream oi wealth that was flowing out sam 01 -tatterson, ox ijoweii, ct JNewaik \vhy don t the Rail Road corpora- c , .. „ ... I 1
. - 1 corruption at the power ot Rome which
(iD rPr»rmtf. nnolitinc . . .
solely aud simply an agricultural people.
Had our energies, our wealth, aud'en
terprise been more widely diversified,
the interests of our people would have
been equally diversified, and more per
sons would have felt the importance of
the cause. Hence the appeals of patri
otism would have found a response
where they appealed in vain, as the
common feeling come to be that the war
was carried on only for the benefit of
one class of our citizens.
B.vt pregnant as this subject is, in
public interest, to the whole South, we
only propose uow to notice the benefit
it would be to our own city and county.
W e have never seen a people more
anxious—and praiseworthily so—to build
up their own community, than our own
people. It was for this end that tliey
put forth a herculean effort, and that, j
too, in the darkest times of our financial ]
history, for the completion of the Atlnn- 1
tie and Gulf Railroad, and thebuildipgof
the bridge over Flint river. It is for tho
same end that they uow contemplate the
building of thc Bainbridge, Cuthbert
and Columbus Road. The Bainbridge
extension .is completed, our population
and business have been greatly incrcns
the present time, and very wisely so,
upon the subject of fertilizers. Arc our
citizens aware of the fact that much of
the substance of our own soil has gone
; from the cotton factories' of the North
| to enrich the barren liilis of New. Eng-
j laud ? Yes, the shrewd Yankee gathers
up every fibre of the refuse of thc facto
ries—the richest manure in the world—
to enrich bis barren soil. And
of our hands and flowing into the laps ! autl otbc ' r S^'.t centres of Northern tions try the disinfectant qualities of j )|a
of our enemies, in the first place, the war : wca!tb These various places never gave j Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid ?
would never have been thought of at the j ^hemsel\es one iota of care about the
North; or, iu the next place, if thought | buillliug of rr,ads - Thl -y made their
of, and inaugurated, it would have re- j business and the roads made themselves,
suited only in the establishment of the j ^ horo is auot her light in which to view
Confederacy. All our losses and disap-! tllis matter of working up our own raw
pointments are the result of our bein- ' matcriaL ° IU ' country is agitated, at
[Written for tlie /juinbrid^e Argus.]
The Divine Control.
aherica!
Mr. Enrrois:—In former letters, dif-
not neces-
t ned a
j statesman's place. Gieat public qites-
ensiaveil the nations. Shad not j tions and policies that ivoik the weal or
that -mighty hand which ilns man of j woe of a mighty nation are tilings net
admirable genius, but who had not {to be trifled with. They need great
tlrviS liJMl Fifiy useful Uil: (
$3000$ S AlZiABT. Address U. S. Piano Co., N. Y. ar £ , _ ■
;— • Ladies ■ Silk Parasols, Lndips Hue
Ask rmii Doc1ov»rHrHSsi«t far SWEET I
Q.USlVI’Vt'I—it uniials (bilti-r; i.lainitin. Is iil.ulc ; -. -A ■ .. Odes, not ('ill 1 , , 1
only by F. STEARXS. Chemist, Detroit. | ‘ 5 Ji far nejrtydi,.^: •-
—a—__ —E. AfTcrrnnce >rill l»o crxveu. if li m.iu.A ,
“Toni, Yids, Tics.”
bowed the km-e to Jems Christ, dis
cerned among the scattered monuments
ot.Romulus, and of Marcus Amelias—
the busts of Cicero arid VirgiJ —Tiojan’s
, . tropnies. . and Pompey’s horses—he
fereut aspects of thaDivme Government h ' J
_ • , • ,. i confessed bv us as tue hand of God
were reviewed m connection with an- j . - • ■
eient aud modern nations. France was | ~ Aubignc.
regarded as an interesting period—and j Dicse genera! remarks of an able
thought to furnish one of the most j historian, lay- down the broad principles
striking illustrations of providential \ in the light of which we wish to view
interventions of modern times. Aud the history of the American Republic;
we again have the monotony of historic ! and from which we wish to draw a few
thread broken, iu the rise, development, j p lll( . til . a ] ],, ssons for * the behefi , of 0l)r
aud future destiny of American Conied--i e- , , i .. , T ,
m , - * ,! amn-.ted ani confuted countrvmen. Ii,
eration. The comparative ignorance pi: ... ’
. _ ,, while Wi- reno-D -ct tiie past and sio-b
( .. ancient nations, the supmeness ot the ] 1 . <■ .o'
V ' C ’ Jy .jDark 4ges aud the rare development of 1,ftrai,s ' of : ’ Jl * form ’' r dais'that were
allowing him to work up for us our raw j the ]ast t , )rce ceuturi ,, Sj >warra t the | better tint, tin- latter, though now gone
material, are sendingont of our country ; conviction.-that tins continent occupies | forever, wc would n nicniber that a
[ thousands of dollars yearly of the best j no small position iu the grand march of ! Supreme Power is at the helm ot th-
fertilizers, and sending an equal amount j providential movements. The vast ex- j univ -rsc, and that gre tt moral issues*
; tent ot territory, toe rapid ineveaso of Hre pen,ting i it tnis hour nf v d
| population, the wonderful advance of i W( ,
I science and civilization,.'under tue'guid- !
We hope cur people will, give these I auce of olii! of lhe most po , verful ro5i "
suggestions that consideration they | ions reforms of' modern times, all be-■ K '"' lr v ' c eotin’ ait lost, g s*- «ay
deserve. ] speak the future -greatness of this laud
i if we are but true to ourselves, the
fntu
minds, stored with the wisdom of the
present and the pisf, to handie them..
Upon the wav in which they are treat
ed rest the hopes and happiues>, per
Laps the heritage,’ of a people.
The forthcoming number of tho Illustrated
Western World, printed iu oil color?, will be the
most beautiful paper ever i'-sued fn-m (tie press
since the art of printing was discovered. Re
member, it is the only paper, in tiie Worid whoso
illustrations are printed in from one to seven
distinct colors at a sim*ie impression. '.Aside
from the beautiful illustrations which accompany
it weekly, every number i- glowing with Ro
mances, hove anil Histrionic Tales. It is a lit
companion of every‘-fireside—the magazine of
every branch of literature— the companion of all
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merchant, artisan, ami the education of the
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Fs-f*;a Washington.
■Washington, May 18, Noon The
Judiciary and Reconstruction Commit
tee are ill session to-day.
The question whether specially licenc
ed brokers are liable to tax on money-
deposited by .customers,is not vet finally
decided.
Messrs. Pltel pa, Dredge & Co. were
taxed as bankers.
Washington, May 18, P. M.—Lieut.
Colonel Chas. Wkitnev cf the PP'th
Cavalry, has been ordered", rile Fifth j HiW BOOK—200 E-OBAVINOS.
Military District. • j i.bo Inrmt-r s and Aleerian c's Ajanuai, edited
Cnionel MiU'shal, of the Fifteenth In- I V Waring, Jr„ anther of’“Draining
:. - - , i. I i'"r Prniit,” -Klemcnts »d' Agriculture,” <ic. A
tus regimen,, at ] p n-il . fi( .,. .i,,. s' r ! !' f ir
■farmee will tie given, ifwqUisi
reliable Wtiol.-sal,. m. rchants of) ,,!jVI
as to our standing and the stricUv f I
adter of our bnsiucss. " -I J
„ h ' -." e want Agents in every toita ,
following Commissions will l,- •-
X' TO A&SB
I- or a C lid; of 30 and Tlir, t n„-
yards Brown or Blcachf d Shei ti.. ,
wool P-.ats and Vest j r.tteru.
yard:i good Bed Tn-king.- 7 yards L
net. 13 yards Cotton l Lmuel. I o.fi'V
Handkeruhicts. Fii.e white Orman (hr
fringed. Hiu.dsome BalmniaLskirt. p,
okisp 10*5 i-icturc t liotognipli Aibuni Vi
tnsra-.od ft've-b.di■ .-astbr.
.•alai-wood Iramo beautip.llv
t I’fl nitd tiii.xl tun- i *«.,.
TUB DOLLAR BUN.
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Thc cfK.;i|>es£, neatest and must. reliable of
New York journals. Evi* r jl/>'dy likes if. Three
edirions. L'aii.v. Skmi WuricLY, and Weekly,
at .'?(). $2 and Cl' year. Full reports of.markets,
a-.ricul-ture, armers ami Fruit. (Jrowrers' Clubs,
arrd u complete story in every Weekly and Scaif-
i Wec :Iy number. A valimhie present t:> tvory
I subscriber. Send for s reel men,-wirh premium
I list. I. W. ENGLAND, Publisher Sun. N. Y.
of money to bring
back.
an inferior article
•irknes>—
C’l.'ii'O’t am
i)n
»ies;
of i
Hie
Tiie German banking* firm
Scliepeler & Co, Now York,
c;d. The general .estimate cf their
short contracts on gold is $8,000,000.
7T . * 0 “ f ., . ' ! Ssneral principles of the writer are ap- |
The Pdice force of Savannah had ( ullCilble to any age or country. Ami we j
a Picnic on 17tli iust. I beg leave to submit a few of his most
Hadn t the Bainurids’e Police bet-j pregnant paragraphs, for the jnfurma-j
ter have one too? tiou of the general reader—believing ;
j that a calm amKcritieal survey of the |
a useless
it'l’r-ivi
t it t tl i
deriva macl
nc ju. asietneut. While,
ha-id, it vve count all lost
a j>ir: r of inn:u.iiriugs
it.es—ji,, down in still
can oniy frit’i-r our Jives avvuv
fri.-iion agair.sr l!>o allotment
*.!• nc', g* » t»> o• ir gruvos sourc
t-'i.t-—aid be forever lost in
Itieie arc m -11 * - - x* - which pei ciiqeoi ii >
tletr.an I thought, praver, faiih and
activity on our part. Tiie demand is
not only from self-interest, the general
good of die eor.rUry, Hit from God,
whose vast schemes of wisdom ami
Mr. Thomas Gibbs, Associated J Divine Rule over nations v.;iil result in ' stret.-h from a<r.- t<» ago. We
Press & Union Telegraph Agent has I much good to the people. j •■!<> not profess tiro ability to un-rave
cin.iintvs patk.it
USD JACKET AXE
-, and our Maker,
as-f-til- f Wiiat was arid of aq author in refer
ence to tiie Reformation of the sixteenth
century, is applicable to this cenutry
iviih some s”
. 11 ress & Union telegraph Agent has ; much good to the people. | u<> not pro.ess Uie ability io itnravr
nt < m jhi c-ijtita ^ faltli is no t su j,] ell jy disappeared from his post’ Speaking of the Reformation, the I tb ’ 1 nnsearclishie riclics of Provirlenct
1 it —1 .* i . .a Al. _ „ • .* 11 L ! *■ ° * !
beuefitted one iota; and the money cir-
lation from purse to purse, and from
hand to hand is still like Pharaoh’s lean
kine.
ness, but destitute of money. Our editors
arc clamoring in vain for their dues.
at Savannah, G:i
Wm. F. Brantley, a merchant Q f! truth that G°l> k et Hisxoar. But tins
Our lawyers are full of busi-! some position in Savannah, lms ah ! truth is commonly forgotten, aud some-
' sconded. IPs alleged defalcations ! tia,es (lisp,ltbd ' 11 8efem3 tbeiefore «
,, v . . . that we should open np-views, and bv so
are sa d by the News to amount to 1 -
Ot»r teachers have their hands full of i ^^ 0,000.
writer* says: “The history takes as it* j but hope to he able to [joint to some of
| guiding star the simple and pregnant j the workings ot-His hands,.and invite
funtrv, has been ordi
Fort-Cone!,,,, Texas, which is eu rente j A^u^.L'T!
xor New Mex.o. KbUsn.-r,. r.34 l?r.ia*hvav. N. V.
there was a full and prolonged G'abi-
•net. meeting to-day.
fjomniissioner Delano has returned.
Oae-thin! of the remaining Treasury
eii-rks will be removed in n, few days to
make room for new appointees,
i’h( Ir,tt-rnal Revenue Department i!-*-
cides that velocipi de exhibitions a e
liable to the same tax as theatres.
The. verdict of the Dyer court marfi
exempatiug General Dyer, was ma i
public to.-d.iv. villi Presale lit Oran s
><*ni j approval endorsed ■ n it.,
gin!; I f*m-r-il Hancock has arriv al -it. R .
j Paul, and assume,! command the E "h
District.
Mr. Fil. ii figs,- the. First- Assistant
PinnsLr GfiitTiil, ii.dl is sued an order
that no clerk shall give information to
!ett,-r writers of tin* press, if. in so doing,
it siral! interfere with his duties.
Tiiere were lorty m \v appoir^tinents
as postmasters made for the West and
Smith
PuDIic Printer Ci:ipp in rlDterminod to
carry out iiis viti\vs rr^iirdinpf Jipprci)*
trees and the colored printer Douglass,
regardless of the action of the Printers’
Union.
K.vr <£• UU.,
attention to lhe
interest involved
promise that sn!
ssons of duty and
therein. An*i we
bs-q-ient articles shall
Seine I-catled aa.-i iiiiodimrasuL 'tvLmY-I W
colors, lino Uamasi Table t»va- iu '
Iiuca or Damask Tower* laatti. s' real
Tosco Traveling Bag. Delaiue lire*, p, 0
Kant ciigravrd Sapldn King*. 1 u rai . u i
or Co.tini Stockui*h. Vi'ilin amt b,.« i a
ui to. Set Jewelry^ with Ion*'penitout
(Lts fashionable Square .S'liawi. Good o
Iliw.’ij case. 1-2 dozen .Augers' beM
Forky. Or odc article from club of JU a&d. „
Exchange List. j
For ii Club of 50, ami Fire ]&%.•>!
y;irdri gyod quality brown or blfucL^wo v' l
’Aide. Fa^iioncbie alpacra dre:-s psttnu. *:, §
^ set lace our tain.s* X h-dir wooi hlauktts. l.iu,f
silver-plated six-hot i .Yd castor. Z Vlyafo - j
All wool enssimere i/>r punts and ’tvw. T
ivory-liandled tea Kt^vte, with sil%< v-yht
Handsome satin or sflk parasol, heuviij
lined. SO yards good piints, fast ro!c»r«. j.*
(rents* largo real morfxro tmviding bag, fm •'-
Handsome p«’p!in dross pattern, Ladit^’ M
pattern. Ladies' fat-1;ionabie shawl. 1 fineY
Qniit. 2 Honeycomb Quiits. .siJv, r-pLlcu a •
!-< J. plated on fine white lm-tal. Gi:.;,;'7d
srhamn /*ipe. 1 pair goiits’ calf bwts.
ole f rum club of BO aud one from club of;i;
from iLMchau” - li: t.
or loo, and Ton
following articles : 1 rich merino or -'JUbe
pat turn. 1 pair fine table cloths and ikir
; iri-tt ?1. I pair gents’ French ca.'f bt.ot». }
;Fi tv.:t»1 doth i«»r.latlics* cloak, (m vuitis r , -
or bhin lud sheetitig, yard witle. 1 t jr ;
co;or» d all-wool plaid poplin dres.s-prrit.r;.
prows cloth dress pattern. 7 J*2yards fit..
it>r suit. 1 s« t ivory hRiam efl-li^ndlfd K-.;>
forks. 1 ladies »*r penis’ si.-ver llur.tir.’var .
I I’artlott hui.d portable s«-w hi« n:ui hi:!,-.
Family ihblo, steel en^ravin^s, wi*ix i><-.
pliotf^rtiph i»a^es. 25 jards*(«ood hln." -f •*
ftp*Kl c(di»rs. 1 pair goo.l niarstilies aaiin*’:
six-bam.i r, volver. i g«xid iur n.ult uu:\u
iv barrel shot w. 1 ^lv, r-p]uird
:.ott :• revo]\ ii:;; c-isb-r, oi.t- ;<•>.- s> ;. r
and bow ;n case. 1 very fli t- J.'i-u.
ovorcsi.it. Or < a: tid.-n fn in Zy.v'htii-Z
|' '*’■ “ 1_ ’-‘d
l*e much shorter than this.
' i __
xvork and their hearts full of anxiety as 1 [ i y
to what they shall eat and wherewithal! 1 ,
I ver of N
they shall be clothed. Our inland ( -'%l 0 ff r -- '
if Southwestern Georgia, at the head of
all-the-year-rouud navigation on the
Flint river, just at thc terminus cf the
Omikuon.
Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of M xieo j to the amount of expenses.
Railroad; supports one whole minister—
a good one, too—with a small family;
while they have three houses of worship, j.
Icing justify the course wc have taken.’’
j “History must live by the principle of
-<*> j fife which is proper to it, aud that life • "*♦*■
. gston, a well known law- j i 3 God. He must be acknowledged aud ' Dpgenei-apjr of our Pn&5ic Men.'
i : k, has been convicted Jproclaimel in history; and the coarse of | The National Intelligencer calls to
. events inast be displayed as fhe annals' • , ,, . • , , , ,
, , - • ... . j ini nd^ the glorious d .vs of lha Wash-
ot the government ot a bupreine Dis- i
■ Farmqys are alfowedto charge fer-fposer. ~I have descendcl into the lists 1 5n « ,ons Jeffersons ’ Damlltons, Maii-
tibzers, in giving in tlieir revenue tax, to which the recitals of ..ur historians ! sons > Af!a,nse S Monroes, Clays, Wfeb-
liavc attracted me. I ave there seen j sters, Calhouns,‘Wrights, Bentons, and
the actions of men and of nations /le-; the long line of worthies who made this
veloping' themselves with power, and j ( . 0 „.jj r
encounteting in hostile collision; I have
There is much comnlaint. says the
famous in all its past history
and adds
not worthy of much boasting, and in the ‘ Vnnltor count '.V, ot the injury done * heat*] I know not * hat clangor of, T . .
3 0 ,a the cotton by the cool weather, | a; ms; but nowhere as mv attention ^ b:,r ~« S^t men ami
. i a "l° statesmen 13 to us a very serious
je in, a. pe o. fn j s f orluna
weeds .of mourning for loss of paint.
Our livery stables arc more familiar—
some of which has been plowc-d up,
hi
m consequence.
some of them—with the Sheriff and the
U. S. Marshall than with the gay young j On Tuesday the 11th inst. Capt.
beau on an errand for an hour’s dash ' R. II. Fletcher, one of the best eiti-
ihe Judge who presides over
struggle.
the :
Ilow.it has come about
not so obvious as that it has come
, aboujt. Doubiless, however, it is due
( - e . 1 . ’ bl ; re a P r ' n ^P lc of jin a great measure, through natural
with his sweet-heart. Our merchants,; zens of Terrell c unty, says the Daw. j n H ]j ,i / ^ h.insci. ^ causes,.to the convulsions consequent
we half reckon, could make a longer ; sen Journal, was mur M by a man |° ™ caan f s a ; D « n S Bpon a great civil war. We should
story of what they have not made and : lately from West Florida named John ,i ‘ ^ i n " "V | not forget,- for it
I. . . the successive g *nerauons of men meet 1 jj m .
but. nowhere
directed to the
i* h;p rf-irnlar .siiftf i Axes* f»r fhc.*<
s:—ii etifs «temper. Svcoroi—It don't
wog'I. Tliinl—It_«l..e9 not jar the
h—No tiuiu* wa.-rc'l in thfr
axe out of the- i nt. i iitb—•With rut sainu- lob. r
vt.u will fi'» o\je-tb»r«l more work than with tb«*
regular axes, ll—l f aint has to do with
the go oil qualities *g this axe, i’. • r all our axe?
are painted reil. Tf your hai dvnre rt. re (b*e?
not keep our go**rIs. we wiil gladly answer in
quiries or fi‘1 yt.ur « rders, or -jWc you the name
• *f the nt arc-sT dealer ho k^ep.-aour Axes.
MPF1NC0TT & DA NEWELL.
I’ist&iiterh. Pa.
8 !o owr.er3 of C Iburu’a "and lied Jacket
Patents.
n.i Fi* . i Tt^i ! Al Iht^nsable fo'er. rir 1[iu.:<h.J,l r Pericutly
l/«l rruiri iTiantj (he Tattler U !vs?c?. j 'Hjtft-rfnl ! Evi.-rytMwly.bnvs at first sipbt !
is “by the grace ot Ids hopeful 'son/‘
continued postmaster at Covington, Kv. ■ ~ . _ . . . “
The old in in lives in the outskirts of' b>( ^-.LAR
the t-uv, some distance from lhe forme- 1 1 r,e newly mrcu.-d m-etet
location of the post-ofilce, but to su t
his convenience and every one’s inconve
nience, In-has removed the same-to a
point which pleaseth him. It ir a good
thing io he ihefuhec of a Radical I’res-
tdent, because it’s disloyal to say any
thing in denunciation of his foolishness
or idiocy.—New York Democrat.
B*< »’*• sure
altered L< i lt-r.
•'i*:H k
your aFirlr,.*.*
t‘. thuir (Hubs.
> Miuti aU Hioary h) 2
BAINBEID&E PEIC2S CUBEENT,
• Corrected Weckij- by
REID & ISDN,
It should be remembered th-t these are Rftol
PmcEs. Large orders win bo liiled ,.t Uil.tes.
j^agon—Clear sides jf/ 21 u»j
Ribbed sides .•.".’..lb 20 4
Shoulders j., i7 ct>
Canvassed Hams 15 05 („
Flock—SupeHiue bbi 8 00 (a 1000
bbi 11 00(i 12 00
bn 1 50 4h
it,
lb 25 c,a
lb 15
collected than of the actual amount on : Tee, who has been arrested, and con-
band: and finally, onr cotton brokers ' fessed the deed,
look a little as though a side issue or a
private drawer for an emergency
not be a very bad thing after
an !
struggle, lie is there, it is true. I wors ,
invisible Go i; but
is-historic, that in
es-ol such upheavals the weakest and
elements are usually thrown to
ei-encv wou’d ! Aaklus ’ Uadical Senator; mu It. tude pisses before Him without no wortl) ^ , he rea , forcP) likfl the force of
° - “ | from W arreu county, Ga„ was shot j being Him, because ‘lie is a God that lhe sea when it is distu.be.1, are ob-
- a - ; m the addomen, on the 10th, and be- hlins :t -thoughtful spirits, such j scurac underneath. C-mmotions in
Now, our history will continue thus lieved to be mor: ally .wounded
until we reach one of the original j know nothing of the partrclars.
sources of wealth of which we spoke in
onr former article. Should our at-pres-
\V e a ' fey! their need of the
Extra-Fiftnily
AIeal
Bice
COFFElv—Rio
Parched
Java jjj ^
Sugar—Litrht Brown Ah 15 ^
Jti is r#
. ft 25 ffq
Salt FFF FA... ~ '
Tobacco—Average
y invoritcfl pi.ck’ct
'ime piece, u (table for
gentleman or lady,
n hamDinue metal ea-ci
white dial, gilt lettered-,
"■ass mevements, unutsd
and serviceable with key
complete. A tru permanent
indicat.-r nt iitue; post-paid to any cart of the
United States oti receipt of One Dollar, or three
for $2 50. If Katigfa jtion is not, -iven, money
refunded. Address XV. SCOTT k PAUL, Hi
Chatham street. Xew York. Tiie Oroide Watch
iflo. P. 0. orders and ae^-istered letters only-
received.
E •>.FXEsS, C ATAP.itll, SCKOFUN.xN-k
lady who had sufferred for years from
Deatness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by- a
simple remedy. Jier sympathy and gratitude
prompt her to send the receipts free of charge to
any one similarly afflicted. Address Mrs. 31. C
Lkggf.tt, Hoboken, X. J.
E h RUNS BUT XOlifiE.—Self-help ior
1 ung 31- ii, who having erred, desire a
b* ter manhood. Sent in sealed tetter en-velopes,
frae of ebaruc. Tf Iinnefitted return the posta-m
Address PHILAidTIlRO.S, Box P, Philadelphia,’
PARKER & CO,
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& V w «
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....ib 63 (a, 1 00
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A. ! rile snri ace, while the more solid and coax bails®.
|1cnr gidmttecmfnte.
Pc
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J tint;tic and Gull Xj^ircji
*S’tivar.nait, April l
O N and after Holiday Jf_y 3d. I‘aa.e,i,e-r
tide road will nm a„ follows :
Lcav<t HiiViumal: (SuihTrys <‘ioept* ci, A....
Arrive at Balnbi i:l r*
A rrive h! Liw <>*]», .A
Arrive at JavheoTiville *’
Arrive at Taliaiianscy- - A-'
Arrive at (Quincy .7. *.**.*.....ii-*
Jj'Rvo G iiniy ui *.*****’')’ 9.;'
ftv«- .iiufkHonviile at
Leave Live Oak
,.6.r-!
L»*ave iiaiubridge at 5-
Arrive at^nvaiiHuh (Monday’s •
h. s. Haines; Gtn’i i
May8-31-lm
STRAYED OR STOLES!
C R aYED OR STOLEN' from tlw Fw
kA the Subscriber, on 31ay 1st, 18f>V, fl = ".
* hvstnut-Sorrcl Mare, weak ey ed. t!‘ e
"f each ear has been cut, making * (k ' sr
the inside of the ear; 5 years old -I 11 *' ,
bed off one shoulder by a trace-chnm- -‘ j
one taking np said Mure, or notifyingffl'■.
her whereabout*, or delivering h ( ' r ,u L ‘
wiil be liberully rewarded.
Address W.T. WOES.
Bainbridge F. l -
Ma’v8-31-3t -
might, for a litno, iucrease our money , falling overboard from tiie stage
circulation; but no permanent benefit leading to the ship Theobald.
The election in Virginia
P’ ,ni - , P I ® ot i society, produced bv war or.anvthinoc
their bemg, seek Him with more earn- I fo t. , , - , ; ' ’ °
,ei>e.Jut lakes oti restraint from the
i; -om n«il I estne-sjf, ami are not satisfied until they n , c ; . ,, , • . ,
We learn from the Savannah Ad- . , . , . / . P’S-ions of men, ts ially brings ionh a
, , ^ ! oe prostrated at Lis feet. And their:
vertiser that Capt, George A Bick-1. . , „ , crop o. L.natics—a f-tensli race or mor-
ent contemplated road be commenced at ' fotd> of the & p ip EIien Southard, was '* "‘'.‘Jr’. re * arued ' For . the tals. m .re imaginative, desperate, and
Bainbridge instead of Columbus, it ] accidentlv drowned on the 11th ins’.,! \ '° " ■ * '1 } \ F< , ob,, fe <, ‘| headltmg than wise—wh.>se forte it is
overboard from the statre ! ^ - l ° me , ,’ eI ~ T . 1 • ‘ s ; in such a crisis, to gather round them | R E r '-! the Corpomtfon «f the j 8. Fuit
- history, instead of off-ring, ? to the lJl9 imemp^te-minded and ccstitu- Best Sporting
could arise from it, so far as increasing | ~ • g * coafusei ***<>*> a l> tionaliv law.e-s, .a id by fiery appeals \\j R'T* '•“«««- mice. i« the ! tlieVorld!
ia will take a n,a j" &l, 'i temple, which the in-1 p, r „ nr „„ E , lC I.*T J *'- ers of s '“' 1 come forward I T? t tP ER I s American
and wh‘
NOTICE
rr i v ft i rpin (
uili
COUNCIL CriAJIBER, )
■ Uawbriuoe, May'To. 1369. j
I noha. currency, LA CROIX I " g and
( >>■“• 8.1 Maiden Lane. Aibanv, New Y„rk. The I ?•“>' »' tlie
! author may he consulted upon any of the dis - P ” Ce 13 ^
j l: ';r S A " wh . iph his ,,0, ’ kj treat, either nerson-
j ally or by mail, ami medicines seot to any part
• if tiie world. ■ r
, rjturs is NO lit■MBfG.-BjsU.
* j X age, height, color of eyes, and hair, yon wiil re
ceive by return mail, a correct picture of y„ur
__ wife, with name arid date of
future husLand
. j rT’-"-’-- "- AV ’ FT}X - ^ 0-Itraner No!
viiie,.N.
our wealth per capita is concerned. And , — ‘““I visible hand of God erects,
what will it avail us to increase our pop- P ‘ ice of tu « Gtb of There will f . tQ Hjs , ^ }
rdation, while we are doing nothing to | be f sepemterote on the test-oath , hnmanj - t -^
increase our individual wealth ?
Bat let a factory be skirted, not out of
town, but in it; aud every interest will
clauses of the !
ieh j a i
ami
• ake
to come forward ; T^ r ^’ ER ’S AmerUrun 13 & ia Giin-c
etlirn <.f ill tji-ir Red and ghv- Repeating Sni’r
n; -.ngaient the prevailing
1 then, seizing the opportu-
“Shai! we not acknowledge the hind nitv ofterc l by ti;e
of God iu those great men, < r iu th.-se
Aplap is on foot to induce Gran: I mighty nations which
I'UI'm! pnrnoscs, intensitr the
t . j ■*. -• m ui*-?r iu*'t; find i'Tiv T —"•■■■< *»• pvaidi^
r.Miv ovuTWionj/li: of the I ^ er? °P a ’ P r »-*pcr:y in the Corporate limits of turn nil SL, r Lxventor of the
, t^aid cilv. ! « - r * irin g foar shots in two
c, ly.
A true extract from lhe minutes.
B. C. SCOTT, «.Tk Treos.
In fteeonlarice with >h»|ibove
L.t}ip t 'ipvk dm J
if early Six Hundred Pages o-
Choicest Reading for 50 c et “
In order to give the people sn orP 1 .! ^
nity to become better a-cpiaiute'l Yjt# 'j,
beautiful nmgaziite, -ONCE A. J'b- ‘
the publishers will send the first * a ^
ekrs ,.f yhis year for 50 cents. Each •'"'U
of -One- a Month” contains 9‘*
umn pages of tire best s ories and ^ j-
and instructive reading to he
‘ — ‘ " ifry.
year. Its typog ra l"
beauty is not exee.led. ..
Bend 50 cent?, and you will get o’ 15 .,
tW'ui magazine from January to Jo' 1 ^ c
year, containing 576 pages of c!u>i c
iug. Address
T. S. ARTflUI! A-Sp-VA
809 ,t 8! 1 Cl esi.imtSt.reet.
J. BERRIEN OLIVER
(Late Editor and Proprietor TaIU** asS “
tin el,)
COTTON FACTOB
! and disfranchisin
r j Constitution. i 7 Ba " we 1,01 "'‘Knowledge the h-urf | nity ofterc.-l by the public
crazed, assume a *
arise—com- and ‘trive, bo
at once be quickened. Think of. five ! to favor the annexation of St. Dom- forth, as it were from the dust of the : popular pas-don, to retain i’ Soaie- 8sm fui!l! S to compjy'will be donb"
-hundred operatives earning at least !-ngo to the United States, so called, j earth, and give a new iunpnUe, a new [thing I; F-- this has been thc process by ' - - C ’ C ' iCOlT> C1 ’ k 4 Trea
seennus. using ordinary amtnuni’ion. Ma. uf ic-
Ltnrefi by llOPER SPOltTJNd ARMS CO
* Tr fA\ [Amlj. rst Mas.,. Send for d.-.-criptive circula;! | '
lhe Book^ i - 1 v!n ^ price li^-t arid tesfinteim's. v (
AND
Com’sioB MerchaD'.
. U’TTOX.
p" ; bl . b !/!!! a,£r AMERICAN and EUROPEAN
KG'I. • i A l EjS i>. Onioion no charffe A
"' 1 ZST&t* ” d Evr's SSSJ'SSJSSJSS-s,
a0vVe ‘ ‘ Ja9n, 1989
NO. 97 BAY STEKT, fOVEU WIQPS,
A CO.)
SAVANNAH, GA»
Consignments of Cotton Corn. ^* vr °« e: 5i
Iltf cs, T»>ba<*co, Rice, e^e., solicitc
