About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1869)
llnrii*" c ' July ^-^tteks. Rvin-c' :1DGE Ar.r.ns.-- rc.F TIlE jr sr . is the duly fclonnS'-h V' t i ic Argus, to | iiSeipt^ SHbSC1 ' iptl0nS Lcrtis 1 '^Clouh of ll,u News . r ' t i, in ks for continued I Las oa r 1 >'• ir , rit r^vT F “^. ot lneB<1 ’; i , will accept oursm- Jgemc^of indebtedness JUSP.-A pai'y of y° u "S , ve set to work m k'°° (1 U fn wise a brass baud for the P feel confident of their LeWta of .verjlwdy enable .ouaAUowwedoto sell goods so cheap ? » >s 7 «7 Ve do bu^s at very little we are satisfied with a small i make tU« most of our cloth.ng L and select our goods with h,<d Gainey & Co. do not m- i l)c undersold. k 0 a's'c^^ Momlay laSt ’ Lrt commenced. Brace and Leah ^ood, two l,vm.s ladies, were arraigned to ■to the charge of “wool gath- .... disturbing the peace by L This disturbance was caus- L’couut of Leah having accused n of pertaining her (Lcalis) I,,,] j/is Honor, Solomon-like Jniended the husband be cut in |,,d each take a slice. The par- iroiihl nt agree to this measure, pleased with the speeches of Masters Wooten, Charlton and Scott. In mat in ~ these personations we would not do injustice to any-aW did well. ; After...these exercises had closed ' the Professor stated that at night speeches would be delivered by the larger boys and compositions read by the larger girls. The visitors then re tired until after tea at 3 o’clock, when the building was rapidly filled up to its greatest capacity. A fine band of music was present, which gave eclat to the occasion. THE EVENISO EXERCISES Were most interesting to the entire auditory. The young orators seemed to vie with each other for the palm and so even was the race that, to us, it seems almost impossible to say who gained it. Various opinions have been expressed, and for fear we might err, we propose to let the merits of the several addresses rest with the opinion of the public. And not at all behind the young gents were the young ladies. Their compositions were excellent. Wewere glad to see in the selection of their subjects more regard paid to com mon sense than is generally the cus tom. Many pertinent, witty and prac tical bits were made, and if heeded will probably do good. The little ta- vorite’s composition was brimming fall of “notions of things generally,” that fell thick and fast upon the luck less devotees of fashion, and brought down the most tremendous applause of the house. We have not space to say more but will speak of the merits of the school anon. cause the State irresistibly carried them out of the Union, and compelled them to defend lnr, while, at the same time, the State cou’d have hung them if they ha 1 opposed her; and they could but believe that, when the State repealed its ordinance of “ratification” it was no longer lawful for the citizens to obey Federal authorities, that ratification being the only cause of Federal juris diction, and the power of repeal being bv all law and common sense exactly commensurate with that of enactment. Would it not have been a horrible romance for two of these men, after passing to the eveinig of life in ardent devotion to these principles, to have had the power, and to have exercised it of hanging the other two—also became S. S. MILLER, Dealer in Mahogany, Walnut, and furniture, "puctMwwttS gutortiatmratg. Pine men in llic world—for honorable "con- sistaney to these same principles, and 1 for obeying end deeding lli.ir Saw, AND LOOKING-GLASSES, where were concentrated all the objects 1 of a true heart’s devotion—those objects which noble and brave souls are wont to prefer to all the rest of earth, and to j ^ DE TO OE.33EE- defend even to the last drop of blood M ATTEESSES the q-reat CELL&IWER EXPELLEE! CUT MEECTOBY. Read These Lines and Ponder Them Well.—The best tests of tbe merits of anv proprietary article is to ascertain wbat is thought of it at home where it is manufactured, such a test Lippman s *i io m r,ognre Pvrafnge can well stand, as to-day it is ’ 1 , ’ decidedly the favorite remedy for chills fu r paying *1,00 and costs they . , uul {ever) j um b ague and other diseases harm'd of a malarious origin, in the city of Sa \ discharged. vaunah where it is prepared. The pnn cipal druggists of the city would as much think of doing without castor oil in their stores as to be without this popu lar (and deservedly so) remedy. It is a vegetable preparation free from delete rions drugs and acts as a tonic upon the entire system, thereby invigorating the system so much so as to enable it to throw off disease. Pyrafnge does not defend even to me tasi arop oi uiuou ^ —neighbors, friends, kindred, birthplace 157 BROUGHTON 'STREET, SAVANN AH, GEORGIA hearthstones and altars, and the “green | feb20 20 ly -■ graves af their sires ?” Hound Table. Macon and Bruns wick Railroad.—A note from Mr. Magruder, at No. 6, At lanta and Gulf Railroad, says tbe Macon Telegraph, where the two roads will in tersect, announces the rapid progress of the Macon and Brunswick road. The note is dated the 14th instant, and says. “The work on the Macon aad Bruns wick railroad is progressing very favor ably and rapidly. The conti actors ex pect to have everything in condition for trains from this point to Brunswick by the 4th of July, and from here to Macon before the holding of the State Fair in November.’ Dry Goods-. T) OCKWELL k WEST, dealers in staple and fancy XAt dry-goods, etc., South-Broad street. Dry-Goods and Groceries. A A. ALLEN A CO., Dealers in Drygoods and Groceries, at Vatighn A Gibson’s old stand, Corner Broad and Broughton Streets IJ 'll T B. HUNNEWELL a CO., wholesale and retail • dealers in dry-goods and groceries, broad street. U to learn irom me luacou MOST WONDERFUL iia, have in press o superb 1bf.au Man Gone.-Clark, ilie Bu- f man, has been called to other (U of fame” by the authorities . him amongst us. No one jts his departure—every one re nt it. He leaves no friends, konsrqiienth’ carries no token of ship with him to cheer hisjour- Hc has merited the scorn and hmpt (il every white person who heard of him, and the distrust lory freedman with whom he ever j occasion to deal. His memory jnever linger with nmc.ii pleasure InJ th" “Oak City,” and it is very (nimble to suppose that bo wiil rput-bag in this locality The Late Gen. Howell Cobb.—"We are pleased to learn from the Macon Telegraph that the well known publish ing house of J. B. Lippincott c6 Co., Philadelphia, have in press o superb volume to be styled, ‘Memorial Volume of Hon. Howell Cobb,’ edited by Rev. Samuel Boykin, of Macon. The contents of the book, it is said, will be varied and interesting, and will be composed of the addresses delivered in honor of General Cobb at Athens and Macon; of the ser mons delivered at the funeral; the able sketch by Hon. E. A. Nisbet; an inter esting communication concerning tbe IT IS IN FACT A „(f <te.se. W «,* S SSSSStttSfSSEfftS fever, cure on account of this INSTANT REMEDY MAKING A i LASTING AND PERMANENT OTTiRE. R EID & ISON, wholesale and retail defers In dry- goods and groceries, at llaggs’ comer, broad st. 131 Broughton St., Savannah, Ga., W holesale and Retail Dealers IN DRYGOODS, KEEP AT ALL SEASONS A HEAVY STOCK OF Fancy and Staple Goods, And at present are offering a large assortment of SPRING AND SOMMER STYLES. THEY BUY EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, ALWAYS IN TffE MARKET FOR CHEAP GOODS. TBEY SELL EXCLUSIVELY FQR CASH, ‘ “ bad debts, can afford to sell for small profit, trictly to the ONE PB1CE SYSTEM! Never charge one customer more than another for theRood*..and warrant all Good* W be as REPRESEN FED, OR T11E MONEY PAID R fLL BE RETURNED. Savannah, Ga., May loth, 1809 32-1/ DR, JD.H0YL&BR0., JJATTERSON a McNair, dealers in drygoods and lIAXiAWUlV grscerits, west side court house square, west st. I P H. SMITH & CO., drygoods and grocery mer !i chants, south-broad street. J j. TOMLLVSO-V, dealer in staple and fancy dry- goods, boots, 3hoes, hardware, flue liquo.s, Ac., south side court hohsc square, broughton street. M A. RUTHEnFORD, wholesale atd retail grocer and commission merchant, east water street. A DAVIS & CO., wholesale and retail dealers ill dry-goods, groceries, etc,, cast water street. M M. COHEN, dealer in dry.goods and groceries, north side court honse square, water street. B ELCHERS k TERRELL, dealers in dry-goods, groceries, stoves, tinware, etc,, edst water street, J C B. HELMS, grocer and commission merchant. J S. BO Pi ON, dealer in dry goods and'groce- ' AT without fear. It should always be at hand as cliills and fever creep upon us so stealthily that we are not aware of its approach until it is upon us. A v, ord to the wise is sufficient. “ las : i .ct was lo give a school jiiiiuduiu-so c.iilt il —and to filch •'s from every patron or rather Loan who entered. ie freeilmon are very much cl against him. e trust ih.it his successor, vrko- iie may he, will learn wisdom i his ( 'lark’s) course, which will > lest benefit him during h:s stay iis part of the country. <n xo Tin; Cuuntuv.—Last week ing luvd of pent-up city air— i coiapany with a young M. D., •mined to seek the bracing breeze s rural districts. \Ye procured a turn-out, and made for the ims of Fowlstown. During the acv wc had a fine opportunity for Uncle Sam TangUt Davis and Ltc Secession Andrew Johnson, Salmon Cha-e, Jeffer son l)»vis, and Robert Lee were young in-n acquirin': their jo’.t'oal knowh dg- 1 ,.h nit the same time. They were taught that the States were (to use Hamilton s phrase) “the essential component p. v is" of die -Federal system : or, in other ,v ..ds, tint the.e was no nation, but in ~ States ; that they, ns their pf^nts had b -en, were citizens of Stales, and o>V?" allegiance thereto; and that, they were entirely subject to the will and coeiclvc authority of their respective States.— Moreover, they knew from history that the Federal Convention, at the intance of Madison and Hamilton, excluded the power to coerce States from the Federal compact as an absurdity. And furthei- more, the Federal system had been in operation for about forty years, and yet State sovereignty and the included and essential right of secession were taken for granted. The only books in wh:ch NO CASE, HOWEVER OBSTINATE, n p voluntary tributes from friendly CAN RESIST ITS HEALTH- bcarts. The proceedings of the bar in | GIVING PROPERTIES.- vaiicus parts of tlie State are given, and all is thrown together in a manner that . ~ tjt makes the volume one continued whole. T 3 JQ A. JJ LJ brJh Orders for the book may l e sent to S. \ T FS AN APPETITE, BRINGS COLOR Boykin, Macon, Ga., and if any particn- CL,.A t I* an ai i unit- lar stvle of binding is required, that TO TIIE CllEEKa OF THE EMACIA -* - - - 1 A yrj STRENGTH TO THE FEEBLE may be stated. Paper Mill to bk Rebuilt.—The Columbus Enquirer is glad to learn horn Mr. M. G. M. Kinnicthat measures arc being set on fi ot. to rebuild tin; Rock Island Paper Milis on tbe old site, some three miles above the c;ty, on the Alabama side of ( he *iver I Every Bottle Sold is Accom- | panied by a Guarantee of Its Efficacy. Never Too Lute lo Mead. r;.-« i§ a prejudice exiMin* in the minis lining the crops, which were in I cou l'l study constitutional law laid icst possible couditiou. If corn ’cotton are worth anything this on, we think that Decatur far- tvill be in a better condition they have been since the war. ne can look for a niomeut on the luxuriant growth of corn and n without feeling that a Divine 'd<'nee is once more eulistcd on ide of the unfortunate and the ss(h1. dving at Fowlstown, we propos. i * go to the sweet fields beyond, ccordingly made our way to the though beautiful little village ceville. Here, surrounded by all ‘leisures we would have had, issed the greater portion of the We have often heard and read attractions of Faceville, but confess—according to our and Doctor s logic—the half is not Suffice it to say, we were de- d with our visit to Faceville, and d> w c could not have been oth- e. • *®UiOKsd to the crowded city refreshed from our jaunt into >uutry. 'Sixc. Exercises of Prof. Allen's aiv.—The Spring Term of this ntion closed on Friday the 25th rite day was devoted to review- 10 studies by the pupils before a nitee selected for ibe occasion, "tpils. generally, did themselves r > and reflected credit upon their er. 5 o’clock in the evening dccla- ’ n nu d conqiosition were render- ) the smaller boys and girls, all k°w did well. We were much t of many pe, jiai . using any remedj unless . rescribed by a uiH. . lt ^ „ They caunot conceive H(.J batt.iiFac- u’tv can makeup a Prescription ofatij They lose si,a;ht ol the fact that the experience and piaeticc of a rc-tilar Drmjrjht and Phar maceutist places him in the very position for observation, lefl'-c.tion and experiment. They must yield to reason and be convinced From this source lias sprnn; the Celebrated Prescription. SOLOMON ’STRENGTHENING <t INVIGORATING BITTER-, for many of the forms of Dyspepsia, Water Brash, Dis-rust for Food, Continued nausea, Hypochondriasis or great b.wness of spirits, etc., etc. The proprietor of the PYRAFLGE challenges every ease, no matter of lloiv long standing, to try this GREAT CtllLLjitid' Fr.VER CUKE, and then deny its Wonderful curati c propcrtic ask rdR I ries, south-broad street. Boot Makers. .... boot and shoe mi l neatly executed. West street. -fpJA’ HI ITT, boot and slioe maker. Repairing lVnea - - ■ •—- ’ W T. 8.VITH, boot and shoe maker. Repairing promptly and skilfnlly executed. East water st. Drags, Medicines, &e. HE CITY DRUG STORE 1 — ON — & «» e 1ft :U ■- o , W OULD infoim their friends and customcts, that they havo recently made large additions.to their stock of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery,Toilet Artides, Ac.,and arc P; e P a ; < l^^ ,, r" , ' h f them with everything in their line at greatly reduced prices. 'They have .n h*ndeboiee lot of Perfumery from Luhin, Coudrays. Rimmee and others, to which they invite the attention of those who are in the habit of using fine articles of the kind. - ' men °~ t> * ESTABLISHED 184=0. T R. WARDELL, druggist and apothecary, cast side court house square, broad street. D R. J. D. HOYL & BRO., dealers in drugs, medi cines, toilet articles, perfumery, etc., south- broad street. leather, west street jq-QEL GAINEY & CO , harness, &c., east wo Painters. down these doctrines as unquestionable. Said St. George Tucker, in his com mentaries, published in 1802 : “Each is still a perfect Stale, still soverign, still independent, and still capable, should the occasion require, to resume the exer ciso of its functions as such, in the most unlimited exont.” Said William Rawle, in his commentaries (see edition of 1829) : “The States, then, may wholly withdiaw from the Union; but while they continue they must retain the char acter of representative republics. The secession of a State fron the Union depends on the will of the people of such Slate. The people alone, as we have already seen, hold the power to alter their Constitution.” The above authors—one fro’n the North and the other from the South—were among the ablest of tbe early American jurists, and tbe’r statement was taken as truth. It was an essential and indisputable trntb, and not a mere opinion. And it will be shown fully hereafter that this right of secession was considered by the fathers unquestionable—loo much so, indeed, for discussion. The above works were text-books at West Point when Davis and Lee were cadets there. Was it not rather wicked for Uncle Samule to think of hanging liis pupils for practising the precepts he specially taught them ! Thus it was that these four now distin guished personages, wcae educated and impress-d : and it is probably that tbe views of all of them remained unchanged during thirty rears of their manhood till 1860—the great ep-vch of change. Before that they would have deemed it a monstrous plea that the Federal Gov ernment could lawfully hang them be- PROTRAGTED MEETINGS. Appointments on Decatur Circuit. A Protracted Meeting will commence nt Atta- pulgus Saturday before the first S .nday in j u ly_one at Tired Creek Saturday before 2nd Sunday—one at Harrell Saturday before 3d Sunday—one at Antioch Saturday before 4th Sunday, which will be 3d Quarterly Meeting- one at Peters’* Church Saturday before 1st Sun day in August—one at Rehobolh Saturday be fore 2d Sunday—one at Fowlstown Saturday before 3d Sunday—one at Pimple Hill Baptist Church, near Stokeiy Dickson's, Saturday be fore 5th Sunday. Each one of these mootings is expected to continue one week at least. All are invited to attend. AVe ask tho Cbuieh to pray earnestly that God would give us success. W. M D. BOND, Pastor. June 26th, 1SG9 /Georgia, decatur county.—To \JT the Honorable Superior Court of Said Countv : The Petition of S. L. Belcher, W. W. Wright, W. T. Worn and F. J. AUday, citizens of said Conntv, respectfully show that they have associated themselves to- gett er for the sole and express purpose of protecting the property located in the City oi Bait.bridge, of said county and State from destruction bv fire. T> ey fur.hersliott* that their place of doing busness is in said Ci*V of Bainbritlge. and they desire to be incor porated under Ibe name and Mvle of **OAK CITY" H' ‘OK AND LADDER" COMPANY' NO. 1,” for the term of twenty years. There fore, your petitioners pray your Honor by an older to be issued out of your Honorable Court to constitute 'hem and sucli others as tliey may associate with them, the whole net to consist of less than Thirty nor more than Eighty members, and their successors a body corporate and politic under the name and style aforesaid ; and by that name to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, inswer and be answered unto in any Court of law in this State ; to ltnvc and use a com- mon seal ; to make, ordain and establish such by-laws, rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry int > effect the object of the Company. To’purchase and bo d such real and personal property, rights and priv ileges as may be necessary in carrying out the object o"f tl e company, for securing the debts due to the same, and to dispose of such property at their will aud pleasure. And, your petitioners further pray that the offi cers and members of said company, may be exempt from Jury and Militia duty so long astliev remain ai'ivc members of the same. All’of which is respectfully submitted. This 4th day of June. 1869. & L. BELCHER. W. W. WRIGHT. W.T. WORN. F. J. ALLDAY. •funt 5- !' PY-HAWGB AND GET RID OF THAT MISERABLE DISEASE* CHILLS & BEYER! W ESCOTT II. COLEMAN, plain ami ornamental house and sign painter, corner broad an brough ton streets. . JA CKSON. house, sign, and carriage painter, over T. B. Hunncwell & co’s, broad street. Milliners and Dressmakers. M ils. M. J. REYNOLDS, fashionable U-.llinnr and dressmaker, corner water and Crawford streets.- M RS. 0. A. rARSONS, fashionable milliner and dressmaker, corner of broughton and clay sts. For sale, at Wholesale,by the Sole Manufacturer for the United States, by JACOB LIPPMAN, PROPRIETOR Of LIPPMAN’S WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE, Savaiiuall? Ga. For Bale in Cambridge by Dr. J. A* Butts A C. KAYTON’S OIL ©F LIFE CURES ALL MIS AND IS THE Great Rheumatic Remedy. KAYTON’S PILLS —CURE— SICK HEADACHE AXD AIL BIEEIOES DISEASES, For sale in Balnbr idge, at Wholesale and Retail, by Dr. J. A. BUTTS * CO. Feb. 6, 1869 18-ly Attorneys at LdW. cfftr.e over the EXCLUSIVELY Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, JULY ADJOURNED COURT. Dscattb SuPEm on Coc*t, At Chambers, j June 17th, 1869.) W HEREAS, a Judges’ Convention is cal.- ed to assemble in At’anta on the 13th Convention—it is therefore Ordered, That Decalnr Sapertor Court be and the same is hereby ADJOURNED UNTI1. THK REGULAR, TBHM. Given nnder my hand and official signature J. M. CLARK, J.S. C.F.W.C. It is ordered. That the aborn Order be enter ed npon the Minnies of Decatur .Superior Coart and nnblisbed in the Bainbridge papers for tw« weeks. J. M. CLARK, J- 8. C. 5. 6 • U. A true extract from the Minutes. G. A. PAPERK, fieri. June :f-!h. 1569 2t ULEMING & KUTHEBFORD, attorneys at law. Ot- I? flee over J. A. ntta k co’s drug store. /-'tAMPHELLi' GURLEY, attorneys at law and sol- L I J icitors iniquity. Ofllce in court house. ours & CRAWFORD, attornoj-g at law. Office in ft court house. TfTHITELEY A DONALSON, Attorneys at W La»- 0 ffice in Sanborn’s Block, Brough ton street. Miscellaneous. TpMEfit JOHNSON, dealer in stoves, tinware, Hi house-furnishing goods, Ac., south-broad street.- |>B. E. J. JfORGAN, ofiers his professional services IP to the citizens of the city and vicinity. Office in Bower's block, up Bteirs, south-broad street. IkBS. FARRAR k JONES, offer their professional 1/ services to the citizens of Cambridge and vicinity. Office oter E. H. 8mith’s store. TvR. M. L. BATTLE, snrgeon dentist Office over 1) Rockwell k West's store, south-brood street MI C. StTBERS, dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, if musical instruments, etc., west street. I F. DICKINSON ii CO., dealers in confectioneries • and family groceries, sonth-broad street. T EWIS ROfTB, harbcTand hair dresser, broad st., 1 J under Exchange saloon. MAS WATT, practical gun smith and dealer in guns, J pistols, ammunition, etc., west street. I? 3. HENDERSO.V& CO., furniture dealers, cabinet makers, upholsterers and undertakers, risk s burial cases always on hand-cor. west aud water sts. T OUIS ARMSTRO-VG, carpenter and cooyicr, solic- | j patronage. Shop on clarke street. I L. ADA3I5. caponier, broad street Solicits pat 's ronage. ConwacLs promptly executed. IV S. ROBERSON k CO., dealers in fresh meats of YV descriptions, such as beef, veal, mutton, pork, kid, etc. Every day. Comer broad aud bronglitou sts. ¥ J. COOPER* dealer in country produce, fresh J meets, &c., west street wwr J BRENNER, dealer in fine wines, liqnors, Wsegars, Ac.. Ac., comer broad and water streets. TTT k B. CRAWFORD, bhuJcsmiths. Patronage Vlf solicited. Shop an cast water street -IVTOEL GAINEY & CO.. Wholesale ard re- tail dealers in ready-made clothing, cassi- meres. Ac., Ac, East Water street. T C. GLOVER A 00., Butchers and Dealers J in country produce, next door to Exchange Saloon, Water street. T'fi T WEATHERS, Proprietor of Boarding noose, Comer Clay A Planter’s streets. •mjEBSON A HONE, Eating house, Brougb- iX too stree*. TWT E- RUTHERFORD A CO.. Keepers Livery and yn Sale Stable*. Broad street, rear of Sharon Honse T OSCAR JACKSON. Warehouse and Com- 1 / mission Merchant, Bruton's Wharf, foot of ' It atcr street. PERFUMER^, SOAP. TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS OILS, Varnishes, brushes, &c. The subscribers at e prepared to offer inducements to purchasers of Goods in their line Wholesale Druggist*, •OPNFP CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA at the Old Stand. Market Square. _ sept 26 1868-49-12m. SAMUEL P. HAMILTON DEALER IN CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STS., SA VANHAH. mann- Of the Most CelebratedjMakers, American and ForeignJManUfactUre. lain and ornamental, for.office and parlor use. The latest of JeirieTry, (a neortmenL) Silverware, of excellent workmanship, warranted ttf be p*»e metal AGENT FOR 3217JRD SH ^cnmaOTSo Watches and.Jewelry neatly repaired, by experienced workmen, «t tbs'shortest moti* V** *L» 1 S5lfer ’ s. P. HAMILTON, jan? 11 bJ
