About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1869)
• i ® he gaiubridgc argus fflLLW I. mm • * Editor. BEN. 1 mm - • Assis’l Editor Per. ff. 1 HAMILTON, • Peg. CwTespwdeBt. Sat ardor Msraiag. September 4, 1809. The Cash >ybteii.—Our preseni vol time closes the 25th of September. After that period opr patrons need not ask ns for credit. The cash sys tem wilf Be strictly enforced. Oarsnc- ctss depends npon it. B- C. & C. Railroad. The corps of Etigme- rs of this rond' returned to Buiubritlge on Sunday evening last, having completed the locution of the line the larger portiou of the route between this city and Colutnba?. On Tuesday morning lust the corps commenced to ran the line to Tallahassee, and will probably / 'xh Florida by to night. We are informed by the President ol this road that a sufficiency of stock has men- subscribed to complete the road bed to Cuthbert; ami that so soon ns ihe line is run tuTallabassee, and specifications can be made out, he hi tends letting out to contractors forty miles of the road towards Cuili- bert and twenty miles towards Talla hassee, or to the Floridu-liuo. The entire’ grading of the road from the Florida line to Columbus will 1 probably be under contract be-, fore the first of December. The Bollock has commenced suit against Angier, State Treasurer, for $2,100, which he b43 pocketed by pat ting out the -State funds at interest in Bank. Correspondence from the North BT V,\ E. HAHILTOX. “Relief.”—The Supreme Court has endorsed tlie Relief Luws throughout in all their retro-active features—the home stead bill ditto, aud declares notes given for slave property aud hire worthless. Gocd if True.—d mlgo Chase has caused the followiug to be given by tel egraphs to the Press of the country: “I am out of all future political con tests, aud no oue ueed be jealous of me heieafter.” The Tbomusville Enterprise says the Post-office iu that city lias decamped for parts unknown. The Bruuswick App-al oithe23th nit., says that Dr. H. H. Harley was assassi nated on the previous Wednesday, on the B. aud A. Railroad. Regular passenger-trains are running between -Savannah and Buunvuk. A portiou of the press gang of State are having a fine time visiting the iron-works in North G“«r<ri>i. The AttupiiliiiisMeeting- The railroad meeting held m Attapul- fms on Wednesday was largely uttcuded, aud much interest manifested in the rood to Tallahassee; yet little more was done than to prepare the way for a large subscription in the future. There will probably be but three sta tions on this end of the road, and Attn- pnlgtis will be the third one from Talla hassee and the first one from B tinhrdge, ami will be the most important one of the three. We couut largely upon the liberality of the people of “Hack.” There are five gentlemen iu and ne;i this noted village who could easily sul scribe to this enterprise $25,000. while there are many more who are able to make their subscription considerably over two'thousand dollars each. We want them to weigh the matter well, and do their whole duty to a work that is to add so largely to the value of their lands and the importance of their village and section. Let every man prove his intelligence and public spirit. The Bullock-angier -Suit.—Tho ■ Atlanta Constitution says that in our notice yesterday morning of the law suit instituted by Governor Bullock against Treasurer Angier, there was an error unintentionally made by us. Governor Bullock, for the uso -of the State, has instituted suit against Treasurer Angier for $21,000, alleging that he has used himself, the funds of the State over forty-two times, and therefore liable in that amount under the law that imposes a penalty of $500 for each and every time the Treanrer uses or nliowB others to use the funds of tlie State. The dec laration wus fl d tiv H. P. Farrow, At torney Guueral for the State, We learn that Governer Bullock has given a re taining fee $500 to a legal firm in this case. Other suits are on the tapis, and the fight is expected to open in earnest The French Cable, it is announced, is open for the transmission of messages between the Uuited States and Europe. The rates to be charged on a message betwe^u Boston and- France, or Great Britain and Ireland, will be sevpn dollars and fifty cents'in gold for ten words, seventy-five ceuts in geld for each addi tional word. The address and signature will be charged for. These are tlie same rates as those charged by the English eabfe for 'the transmission of messages between New York and Great Britain. Suspension »FFactors Work.—Some of the New England mills that produce print cloths having worked up their stock of raw material, have suspended operation nntil the new crop of cotton cornea iutd D .be market It is also stated that some of the large mills on Fall River which make this kind of cloth contem plate putting their mills on 6hort time until trade assumes n more encouraging aspect in regard to this particular line of business. .’ Tabt.—The Courier-Join cal thinks Mrs. Stove’s next volumes will be en titled “Salty Scenes, or.the Secret His tory of Sodom and Gomorrah, including valuable documents fonn 1 among the. -private papers of the late Mrs. Lot.” or “Aont Harriet’s Ash-Hopper, hy the authoress of Uueie Tom's Cubiu,” m * ‘The-Life of Saint Jezebel of Ply month, er “The Literary Chiffonier, a New Eogland Tragedy ” or "The Scandal Monger’s Remorse," a sequel to Sheri- dan’s “School for Scandal.** * Thk Iron Olio vauh to ha put to Virginia.—A speci al to ihe New York Herald of the 17'h says : There seems no doubt now that the iron clad oath will bo adtuiuisiered to members elect of the Virginia Legis lature, uiid that the places of those who cannot take it will be filled with the d-'fes'ed candidates. The ueS Legislature will have to elect two Senators in accord nice with an act of Congress passed in 18311. Tli Legislature just elected in l'eunessee, will also nuder the ame law elect one on the second Tuesday after it organizes. Sound Advice —Hive you a cut, a burn, an nicer, wound or bruise ? Is your breath fetid ? Do you suffer from any influnintory disease ? Have you been stung by insects or bitten by a serpant? Do you fear the spread of any contagions disease ? Use D irbv’s Propliylac ic Fluid. Even children acknowledge iiC good properties. One little fellow in sf;ri >U. who had jlist been “thrashed a few,” bawled lustily for the “foo-id,” (fluid) tOot»r« his hurt.—Mar. Cam Dec. 24, 18G8. Nuw York, A input 28 h, 1809. Dear Aruu* :—When you rcumn’-er that f rose from, a sick b *1 to come t,» this p'ajt, you will not wonder that I have remained so long silent. And yet this hardly a goo 1 excuse as the eff c of the se* air was so s ilutary up -n my enf-ebled health lint, as soon as I re coverel tro n sei sickness, I forgot ad the long-lays of burning fever that I spent in an upper ro »:'n, np*n the south side of the -q tare of your lorel? cifv of o .k< and celR-s. If a c'langi of Ixthnd or rather iongitu le, wo H.I have the same effect n.i-m -dl in vails th«t it 4ia* had npon your bum'/e servant, a id if tint change cm b» *ff-.;tel w.iboit t-< • mu di c >s of money a nl time,- :i would be elr-rap d-»C'oring in v-rv ha-. -vise*. But all this i- mi bn. litde int-re-.t t<> your rea ters : an 1, pch ips, something re'a ive to this swa- ining hive of h i inanity — this raou-tw in*-* ot Irving, moving, breathing. run nng. resiling, squ tiling, I tu siting men, women -me children may be worth a in mem’s thought to those who live wh-re run ning is as rare as walking here— w-ier-- men take time to cat, to s eep, i© »et sick and wed, ii -ton ra*t with then biethreu in ties* liigb-r laimlr* w!i > are on a -la*!t in everything to which they put their h*n 1<, an I 11,-0 1 wh eb tliev set their Ii w s, f-* give so no little p >iuV to this letter I I will sp-ak of the news it ih- firs - pi ice. If ever there wus a ti.na when hn.i<>rt-ani | Hews was at a discount; when. *0 tar a* the living or -lying, of any marter claiming the attention of the pu'd’c through ihe press, is coneerned —with ihe exception of one or two ih'ngs - wool I eff-ot noihnig either Ii we or hereafier, the pa-t six weeks is »ueh a time. Ah we passed tliron ;h 3 ivaitnah C’erythiiig was rein 1 kab v dill 1 . Wueii : or n the eloquent and gifie-l D«. Deems, quite recently, or at least since the war, from North Cirolius. Dr. Deems is exerting a great influi“ n,;e here a* a pulpit orat w, who for popularity of address ms liir.ll v b* *nrp-ts*<‘-l by the iienn-s of the Plytnoih church ai Br-eiklvn, wl ile *or theological w-tri' md woof he is ot equalled bv that blight luminary. We ltstine-1 to one of his happiest efforts on Lst 3 ibb uh morning, on tlie manhoid of Christ, ami had the undesirable privilege of following him at ti ght, at wbhdi time we w-re sitr prised to find sonic of on' own Southc n ho-rers in the audi-uicc. It d* in tins church, a»d the Sabha'b sc'iool con It «l«*d w.ih it, that wc almost tinge that we arc.No- rb.as in the one «e s- e s i mam fatui i ir fares fro-n our own sunm laud, .itid in the oth-r. we hear Ilappr n »ys at tlie CMfifbeale Spring*, Geergta. a WHAT THEY DO—TALK, AND SAT—PRETTY wovk.n—happy urn and, few babies TO BE SEES—CROPS, ETC. hath Spring?, Merri. 1 riiKR Countv Geo, >■ st 24i It, 1869. ) the nieitifl'nuts to es ot the S>>u'heri d a : rCL aiu mg the fennlw fca.-b--rs while t ie eouuteit nice of the snceriu- lenlem beaut* witli mm hapn radiaucc so - omul in in the low r Tati nd> a ol rwrr coumry. With D - D-*emsiw l»ie pit pi >t die out-of (»• e iclring. in the pre-s and wherever the stranger tniy n-e I i-is help a-i-l a-i\ic-; with SI j<n Price anil his g m l wife, ready for every a nod work, tio h from AhitiAiua, in tit Sued iv s-d,- •<>]; with my friend K-b-r- J-diii'.-ti, E-q., fr-iui so j-) o <1 Georgi an I his go -I w te in the i|e; aitinetit of t-'inp-r-diti-a, in the C'litr. h of the STtuges, and nnnv mo'e whom we argil- m-'ii lion, all Itavi'g and -long dieir -Ium , the 'soth It is nothii-g of wh clt t* he iisi-a ne l e'e>* in :li J en *c-prisi g city of New Y >rk. Mor- L tier from C.Whbert. Acocst 30, 1869. Dear A g s :—A title of twenty miles from Cntlibrrt, iu a northeast direct-ion, will take us into a neigliborhoo-l in the north western corner of Terrelt county. The ride takes us across some creeks and we reac ted here we found the p per? j branches of htnpid and pure water, mostly taken up with IVsi-leii Gr.itit’s , fl'»wiug between hills not- very noteil for Mosari-osiTY.— -Ve have been shown, by Dr. T. S. Hopkins of this city, two female children delivered by him ou Fhnrsihty last, of a colored woman, so completely united as to have hut oue abdomen and oue thorucic cavity They are united face to face, and from the upper part of the sternum or chest to the umbilicus. So complete is the uuion that that portion «if them may be con sidered as one. The heads, arms, legs aud bodies of these children, save at the points of the nniou, are semmetrical and perfect.- They weighed seven and a half pounds and weie of mature birth. They are preserved ill alcohol and we are in formed are to he sent as a contribution to the Museum of the Savannah Medical College. The Doctor inf -rms ns that, notwith standing the severe trial through which the mother passed in the delivery of this rare specimen of hnmauity, she is doing well.—7 homasville Enterprise. Old Dog Tray ever Faithful.—Sat urday night, as the up train left Chehaw. a large black d g was seen following after and yelping. As the “Joues” in creased her speed the d->g mended up. Soon he attracted the attention of the passengers and engineer, aud all began eueonraging him with yells and shouts. Coming to the large creek this side of the station he plunged boldly in, swam across aud whs soon alongside of the fleeting train. Fences, ditches, thickets nor anything seemed to impede his pur suit, aud his persistency gained the sym pathy of the eutire truiu. On a straight line for a mile or more the engineer put his machine to her best, to see how old Tray would come ont, but be seemed to keep up as easily as before. It turned out that the poor fellow’s master had got ff at Clteliaw, aud when the train start ed, supposing h«an aboard, was determ ined to see him through. At Notssn.ga he was captured amid the sympathies of the passengers.—Opdikn Lacranotive. The Savannah a>~d Charleston Rail road.—The Charleston News is inform ed that eight hundred men are now at work npon tbia important railroad, that the Savannah river bridge is already Building, and ere long Ihe hands will be working simultaneously on both ends of the rood. The track has already been laid to a point some miles beyond Gra- hamville, and there is good reason for thinking that the road will he open throughout before the New Year comes in- J Died for the -South.—A Confederate hlier by the name of A. Kyle was put ff a steamboat at this poiDt th-irtly after the battle|of Belmont or Eort onelson. Ho had been .wounded in battle, nnd died bet we-n this and Evans ville. He was decently interred in our cemetery, and now occupies, n place in Dr. Tyler’s lot i.i onr cemetery. U|»od his tombstone is inscribed the following: A KYLE, C. & A. Co. C, 18th La. Vol. Regiment. “What more can a loan do than die f Southern papers please copy. For a eulogy npon th s poor soldier, at the time of his burial, we were arres‘- ed and onr paper suppressed.- We hope we will not meet with a similar fate for saving that he f ill in a gforions cause, and onr only regret now is. that the cause for which hesogal’autly laid down hip life ipts not successful.. He has fonglit his last Iwitle." [Owensboro Shield. Tl ouias J.-ff-is n, wh le P evident of the L’n ; t-d States, 111 «<1« it s rule not to confer ••Hi o upon any n| his relative*. Tne Emperor of China is to be married this tear. II- i» fourteen years ,iid, and ; f° r -b" Dst two Sabbath®, the services has been engaged a good while. J at the Church of Strangers, whose Pa* wliore-abont-i an-l g -in /-aboit’s, with the waiiJ.;riii£A an I wiipliun ,,f the various in.-tit'iBr.s of the C ibliiet, w-t't the h'exsed lad 'ha' there w is no iin port an I offi ial »l Wash in jfton. an 1 that the government is in thu han-ls of the Uii'lei iing-i an I the pa re* of the Ciipito',- an-1 that g gret' many did not care how ,'i‘ng it rumuiii-iti 91—while no v. the only ii't'ug for public g'^'p : »‘l ” I,r '” s ity to feed up’l!i i- the boat raC- 1 , so-' 1 ' t • • om • off oh tn • Thames between the represent.il ves of (!te> UarvaM and Oxi’or-I universiiies, an) Mis, ^-o-v-’s ‘•(‘SilOsc’’ of the c-11180 of Lidy Bv. 1 qui ting her gifted and e. ratio hii-b iu I. Tiiiw mati-r, which is one of onh historic moment is j 1st now c.Ui-ning a -rood sh ire cf ill.; public Hti.ention. an i, quite deserve ly s-i xi oue poitainin^ to the annuls of tlm pis'. It bus ever been involved i 1 a Mystery which .Mr?. Stowe now eUi ns to have solved upon the party surviving, at the time of lie> visit to E iglan I in that tno*t u..ha py m itch th tt w -s ever c -113111111 e I before the altars of mstrimo-iv. The press i- <int here with one voi.-c, som • pordou? of it disoelie/in r the truth of Mrs. S owe’s solutm slate iioits of e-niv.-rs i. lions with Lnlv Byron npon 'he-nrj-c , an-l all condemning him ss-xp.sing a sil'ject which, if irite, had betier b ■ lefi in the dr-ik iess of -,blivio 1. 5'.» sum itj- the inipreS'ion win h tie nfftr la na-le upon own hi 11 I, we can <av th 1 the :e.-li.ig will b- with sl-u ><t any one who reuls Mrs. Stow-’s par in this liama, tliht she is no very en'ltus as>i a I in rcr ol nmk-nd in general, nor of Lo d Bjron in p.iriicul u; an 1 the pr >s has sit >wii a mo-t .tng illant parTilitv to ihrtirsex, while peih ,p. nncoii-.-i nislv to tiieinscive-., they have exhibited * little ambition to (duck a l«w feathers f'otn the oil.-e waving plum; ot the ail- horess of Unde Tom’s Cabin. It might nor be tin'-merest ng to w-ttr reader*, sb mi l we * iy th it the So 1 h orn It-i tses of X •» York e : tv are an ic i|i 'ting a larg; b i-inc-s ibis Tall. b..s.n_r | tbe'r expo-ta ions upon the glowing accounts ofthe »b md-ni crwpi of ihe great staple (if ih-* country, that b iv - a- yet com-in 10m everv i] ti"*t , rt an l so glowing arc these ace units tha' til" non S-iu.liern svinpttltising por'ion o’’ the people may sont-iiinc-. he heard to s-iy, “the S-Ulh will hcc cite t» • i -Ii as powerful, i fl l-nlial amt s.acy h> over.’’ And while up m t*ie sn'-j e' o ■•otton p-rinit tne to «ay that the Eng 1 *!i sp-irrow has been fo-in 1 b«re a n •» -1-strnciive enemy an-l an lihii.-itor of bog*, woi m .ont-i pilbcc and niitsqui'ofe-. T ej I»ave been p oenr f -r the ' V/iitrn ; Park, which wh* once so infesfe-l with vermin that the ,-i gens tremble.! for th- shtubbeiy „f that Eli-i«n fid-|. and the ff-ci h*s l-e--n t : -a< 1 hcv have proved themselves enemies 10all the snnn an-l buff tubes tun] cq tally friends to hu manity. to beantv an-l to t-l.-ou.ing fl-wc:*.- -I-a'ni told that these birds will live >n all cli<iiat--s of the Unite.] Ststi*-; an-l. if so, would it not le- well f ir om planters to trv tlt-ir bills njion onr cat erpilUr and boll w-irm ? I hav^ b vl the pleasnrw of sttanding. fertility. We laitgli at the remark of h friend by our si-le, that a "bumble-bee could set ou a clo.l an-l sip honey from the top cotton-bio -iu.’’. This was a free-1- tn.in’s crop au-.l evidently suffered from the effects of glorious freed->ln! The cotton in the neighborhood above in nearly a failure. First place, a disaster- ous drought; second, heavy rains and consequent shedding, and third, rust ami another drought. Soon all tin y have will be opened an-I house;); Corn ;,-uo “'ll m ide for home consumption. We ntM u urotracted m- etiug ill the above neig|il,.,ri.-.'ou- hilt with only par tial success, the first, nig.’.'t of the meeting there was a rumor that u-'.’uy jid^r'oes were under arms bent on nis- cbief. Toe excitement- was about as great as I saw' thirty years ago at the report of Indians : ‘J il frontier. Men went to church armed, w. o:nel ' frightened and homes had to lie guarded. Yesterday morning iboiit light five negro meh well armed to the house of a Mr Bridge-.’ and asked Ii.s wife where lie was. 8!ie told them she did not know, manifesting much alarm. T-.ey told her s1ie need lint be “skeered” they would not hurt her, but that they iuteuiled to kill her huslmlld aud his brother, aud left iu search of the two B idges. Mrs. B, then took her infant in her arms au-l went to iuform her husbaud who had been watching bis sick mother the overnight. .3 -oil the two brothers were well arm-d a id iu search of the negroes. This is the report we had yesterday at church and we dismissed the mcetiug conse quently. As usual at such meetings, there were many discussions in the iuterrul «>f Divine services upon sulijects profound and mysterious. Brother C. wasaiwavs -remost iu these discussions and is quite a deep man. At one time the dis cussion turned upon M tapligsics. Br *. C. said lie could unt q lite c-unprelieud it; he thought it had reference to xpi ii nr mind or soul, but there w-s a little -lark spot along there, if that was re moved lie thought lie could tell all about it. Oue of the others suggested that as pby.uc was good for the body, metaphys ics might- Ih* go >d f--r the souk From that remark, the argument turned upon ill.- s ml, as to what Composed the son', does soul an-l spirit meaii the same th ng mi the scriptures, in what part of the body the-MM-tj is located. Bro. C. said t’lere was ptstr a little mystery ah.t.g there—.1 little dark piece—if that was remove-i he could explain, lint there was .me thing he felt sure of—if he conld •ipe-i bis spirits” eyes lie could see mii- i -us in'.sonls flying all through the air His op|hiueyt fiaid he did n--t lielieve .me word of that, for he could not be lieve that his father’s chilui'eo were like buzzards'. This ridicule had the desired effect au-l Bro. G. abandoned the idea. Ben. C. then thought if heaven was a Chalybeate Spring?, Merri. wether Aiiffiist Eds. Bainbndge Argns — Eveiyihing is progressive-now i-dij;, an-l the cun- o-iH of t"'e people is wlvsn-'iiig too,; r- medy. \Ve read everything-—a-k ev-rviltintf I ■ ml wish to know about everybody else. This is s i r--gr. s?ive age—an age of snhuiaiitie cabl •« and Pacific K-i| H -a-ls. Bat to the h tppy-laysat Chaiy- i-eate Spnt-ffs. Gan we forget them? N ! never ; f->r the tnoo 1 shin •* »,-lie». while the »tn:s l.e-k d Wti s il. swee'er, -t the closing of 1 he -lay, >h»» ar-v -p->' O • ear It I’ve ?een. T-* ell is,; til- holt's -wai is what tit- p—>pJo d->. Tl-ev and sleep, and brink, an-l w-dk ;• th-v • tress, they dance, 'U-v love a-.-l I Ik ■ ii<I th s is t>-e wav 'It y d<» in n Hproigs. Everv'o-ly bas'”eoiiiH l-r the It •-I-Il an 1,-af-'-••fvs.», -1- not prop -s- IO he siek ‘‘ll-iv -In vo" !tk« hslyli-.it- ? ‘ * V rv fia •, I woi tak h.h-’Ii r gias . I thank 1011. Ton warm In errvjuet, so we w.ll j-o t«i tl-e ab* V A few Imilis are sp IP liesr- plea'-lltlv —■lien rlressi-Jt for die tier eoniuiene-- — the -gong is b -ateii an i GoW along I he long row of cabins, -it iv be s-eu to issue b-sti ibil forms -if women that remin you more of ihe E lterial than earthlv fonns of lieirrg. The talil -s are traits Veise, SO tils' silting--t eilb-relnl o f th- S il< —-It ion arr'enrapture i with till- as s-mlil—1 b-atitr of our .Southern e.Iiin- Anl i' -lo-s you g«»o t to « e them —everybody talkoig an-l eating—it looks -s i> tl-y will ii-ve- g t through fib ! this w -ter g'ves me such arv apon tii-.” Bo-r ■ is cheap a; $40 p^r rno-di- A t- w moments p -ss—l <i-ltghtfulli tiie i-sr'or—t-.HU—then 10 tlx* -•Mbiu- go, to sle-p hw-tt the afternoon. Tew— then tlm ha'lrooui—*-J ff’ oaMs <-tt> un t the gsv pH-ty u-i-v-s to sw-et innate the • quad-ille." •‘w.-b*,’* an 1 "Gnban.” Tli- wi lo.vs an; t -e givi-s* of tli^ sei- Tnev have exp rieiice au-l know jits' how to take a man. t'hulvbeaie is gay : hnt.it is qui. t o The sw et n- e. of the harp fall* on urear; but tli-; screams of babies lon’t. Few hahic« hers, many o’d baeltelo s au-l widovs ntvttero ts. If you wa-e to sen p etty girl f Cba'vh •:« - is |i P p’ HC —'Ii.- tin-at beattfiftil o . earth a e r-. fruin a nil ub,*r of i|i- Sta'-- Ov--- 200 g iests in Htten-lnnee. VV« »t.l er wa in —nii’i s ar--e -n-| -• ..ps si-ff--ng. We have nist in the cotton -loss -n.- t tir-l alr-a-lr. The Augnsta Constitutionalist learna that two Cuban gentleman have pur chased a plantation of eight ht-ndro-l acre* from Mr. Charles J. Dc'*|iam, of Columbia coutiiy at a coast Of HO.Otffch j This trad of lr.nd i* situated a out her eiitcen mile* fn-in Atign*'a at d is sttM ■o rntnp'ise som-- of the most 'fertile fend to be tuiind in C-bttnb a ^I'fdistwtiits r-nParert.Bertanda,^ K 'Vtoll’s Oil of Life cares all pniDS ami reli- s, nil-:? is the great rheumatic Ktiyton’.- Oil < f Life cures all pains nnd i.ci-es. unit is tlie Great Rheumati?m Lin'tg-nf. tf. BAHIBEID3E PEICES CTOBENT. CorretUo Weekly by A. fP- R.BID. It diiould be reincmbcrod that these are Retail Pbxceb. Large orders will be filled at i OW ;n Rater. SOLD BT ALE GBOCB^ CULBIRS-* PAT Kjt RED JACKET Occa-mxal.” TO N’ew Kbit. IfoAD FK M f’ltiCAG Ouisu's vu Paiiuoah.—A t.-legrnp from Gliica'o. dat< d Align- 13t 1, in il e Wc-sterti I less, sa\8: “ \ cuminill-c is now in -ession at the I renmiit 11-use having nnd;-i c-*nsi leratiori h pr.*sii. --t for -1 re-; mi e-uit'imo is r ii' r-»u I --mi,, tnun'csli in In-iw-j.-n tli-s ciiy and Xcw Orleans, v a P«ln- ah. Ken tin-fcy. Tne (..''Ultirt M e consists nftlie following g-n- tl-tti,.'' f il L- S. Trrm-nbnll, Ju ge M -Bcvg-r J-inc* 1’ que>, D. J A. l’oweb, J. K. Btvvi>. J-iori 8. lioh'iis,.i-, -Ssiii Ta'c au-l Gene al A. M Wc«t. T e c-iitiinittee oruia lv close I a oonirn-t lor l-ttil-li-g the line. A Chicngo til 11 is I'-' comiactor.’ Bacon—Chao sides ..... .. ftl 2» @ Ribbed sides 22X(«C 23 Shoulders lb 13 @ 3(f CsnVSssed Hams ...MS 28 (t» Floub—Superfine bbl 8 oO @ 1000 Extra-Family bbl 1?I»@1SOO Weal bo 10# Rice : to Cofi-eis—Rio lb 23 <a Parched !b 15 @ Java... Hi 40 (dl SbOAB—Lieht Brown Vi 16 @ Clarified ib 18 @ Crashed lb 26 (it STitur gal 55 @ 60 Salt sack 3 60 @3 75 ToB'Cco—Average tb 75 @ 1 00 Wheat Bran lb 2 @ 2)i Need Oats bn 135® (Virn bn I 00 @ TRIBUTE Ot RESPECT. OloFB» CHAPTER No. 4ft. J?.iinbridg»% G»., August 21 at. 18;^. At a Rc»«nilar Meeting of tbto Chunter, there waa a c >mraitkiu Appointed to draft Iteaolntionfl, upon the death of our worthy and eHtt*em«*d <’pmj»ani<»ii. Jesne M. WiUon. who deputed this life on’ thy 6t!i iBst., at McCalKe, in Oadsden county, Flm fda, after a pro- lon^ed ilinens. Wh *renpou tiie following preamble and fenointions were adopted : Whe.esa. The 44rand High Priest of the U> Iv^rwe has called our Oomp mi<m from bin earthly lobore, it ia *i*r daty to submit with becoming humility to Hi-* decree and to lay to lb-art His teaehiiigp in tiiene Providences---we desire to express onr appreciation of one wlio d high in the community b* th an * min find citizen. a**1 trust tl>»t he has been exalted ffoirt fffl earthly tt» :i celestial Chapter—Then-fore. ReHolyed Tii at the Chapter deeply mourn the death of of onr Oomn'Uifon. Jesse M. Wileou and ten der to iiix bereave 1 widow on'* sympathy. Resolved. That wc will ever chcHgli tho recfdlec- tiou ot hi* virtues nnd his promptness m performing ever>- manner of diftV/ Ke^olved, Tii.-tt tiie fanifen/e of the Chapter draped in mrmmhig.- »i>d -he Companions* wear the usual b’ldge of ra "irning for tiie apAc-e of tlifrCy d.tv« Remo ved. That the foregoing lie *p**eid np^it t'ie Vimit- fl, «?id the Secretary be din cted t*» ftirnhdt the wid »w with s c »py, aud, ai'io. that the city paosrs pub.ish the above. J. H. Colbert. ) E. Johnson, } Com. O. W. Pkakc t,) A true extract from the minntes. O. W. PKvRCE, Xccrokirv. h better then onr regnlar sb,.,, u A r Tea’anrif: f"irst— It cuts deeper. Sec.n.,1 r. S stick in the w-o-t. Third—It d„c« „7 ■ ■ b*nd. Fourth—No time is wasted in nxe -nit of the cut. Fifth—With ih. ^ y-n will do one-third more work Ihan^'i regular axes. Red faint has nothin, t, ?"'!* the Rond qualities -i this axe. f-r all’ ° ’" 1 arc t-ainted red. It your hsnTwxrt “« not keep our goods, we will gladly quiries or till y-.ur orders, ur eivo y„ n .j r ' 5 ' of (be neatest dealer who keeps onr . - UPMNCOTI * «AKEtrn, u _ , i * hbiiurijit p. Sole owners of C -Iburn’s find Km i . Patents. 'I'HB kstey cottage org«7T I best and cbeapest. ContainK the ments Vox Humana End Tax tfc C\}. r Sole jyanutVg.AmtleRofo. vt ^ 99 Pif F for all. AddressJ. FCLL5UA F 3lWPlOT!llE\T TH \T p VY , ' ' -» aentars address 3. SI. Spencer * CoVft>tt' * only bj F. STEARNS, Chorni-t, Drtn.it. “ ll'OBDS OF WISDOV f,o- Voting M,.,| on . , P»««h>n in Youth and Early Slanho-d help for tae er-ing and uufoi tiuiau-. Sent ii.lw letter env.-lopes. free of cl»r B e. Address w Association, Box P,. I-hitsdelphia. Pa. " T PIRTt YEAR*- Exp rl^T^.,, lirnlmrnt tit Ch-onir s-r«i|l xri.cases. A Physiological VUio ,,f Jlarricg,.-”,1 o aea pest Ii—,k ever published—c-iil«iidi.ri nr > I 3 0 pa-res. a. d 130 fiue plates «i,d en-ravi,,,,( f the -ni .toinv -f tre human oreans ina-»v^ health irml -liseiise, wi h a tie-nite u,»!t errors, i;s deplorable c-ns-quencenptS muni an IT body, with the amh r’s ;i/ai, luenr the only rational anj succcs.-7ii/ -lure, as shown by a report of caserfirnwA. .*. roihfnl ailviser to the married aoA V\-'.ser«. t mpla ini; u.a liare who ectcrtuin A-«ke « heir pb-.sicai e-ndition. Fwat free of liny add res- on rc-pipl of 2^ cSnrA in ehmt* ] lo-slal ci rrooi-y. by a-M-essiltiji f'r. LA rRnlj No. .'II Maiden l-affie. AIHonv. New V rl )y j nthorm i.i be consulted dpon any of th,& uses up n which his bo. k treat.eitkt-r pe.»T. I oily or by ai-.rl, and medleiiies sent tn ant pn o: the wo?F* Great I istribution By tiie JUctrop.-litau Girtts. CASH GIFTS TO THE A3ICOT | OF $5001)00. Cotton Mii.i.s at th.i South.—Th> IH.---I.I , vf-il.i-iq.i ■.t t.x ile lainics ii C ncimiiti 'Ii*' the Soutl- i* Urg-h - x en-ling its' co’ton Mautifac- t-»'**.. A-, uiiliiig to ,'l-c la'fst rejp.ris Georgia fi -s l-u-v r. \--.m gol' ,, n in Ii- : S -tiili Car->iin •, f -r v ; M ss-nri. t»C‘;nit- 3-;V--H : AlollMO.H, fl-Veli; Tell It- SSl-fi. '(I - t' ; an-l tliHie are ••!>-.> -u»uy mi-N in Xm-'li C-r.-liim. Tlie |i-o.du-- g u^ialK i-- fine si-ii-tiiigR an-l sheeting-, anl i* e |> c u»*i k cxii l.it—I n- Cm itmati cuiii- lia---i| rdv-ir-lilv ai>Ii .'he amiU fro II- New Engl,II.I Iiianiilac'-’ri- s TR1B JT£ OF R 3SP£CT. ivzaiA Lodge So. 258.) steam Mill, Ga. J Wliftreitd. It has pleased Atmighty God to remove f.ynn our midst, by an Iduii di'ipemutlou our eHfeem w*d Jri»ther, St jpben VV. ifeloher, and while we sub- niit wit.i becoming resignAtion to the iustmUble dKitrt »>f an Alt wise Fn »videnci. Who best knows when t-» remove us from the labors of this •a til, to a celestial home of eternal rest, it still be lotivesui. as m-*raoers of the “Mystic Order.” to pay a suitable tribute to th * mnuy noble deeds of him hose *osH we r as a inrtoruity. ai^* corap« ll«d t«- mourn. He is gi»ue like the A'pring flowe •*». to bloom i e *rth n<* m »re. De ith has entered 1he phalanx <•! ;»r ordsT, thereby screrfugtliat vit»l cbor;l i»y which we arc united as man to m tft. His integrity won for him n:iiversa! esteem aud couritionue ; ami wlio.-t* tical dem mstrations of tiio.trne principles ot Uasonrj*, ever marked hi?n a d'stiu^uishfd in -ni* berof our Order. This sad iffliction fhoakl engag.* t -g-. . „ our 8cridu * thought th it wc, too. must v re long re- XbVOPy JL ICi£0t Df3.WS E PfiZCr sign om selves. Tlien-fore, licit Ksolve.1 That i.i the death of Brother Stephen W. Iteicher, the -ause of h imanity has lost one of its strongest pa rms : t/ur county one of it.* most z-*al- ous and enrerprj ing cittzeuR. aud the Order oi F> ee Xiisom-y its brightest ornaments. W»* how with humble submission to the authority of Him W.ioee will is omnip»>t<oit. Rs-tsoived. That the fircthr^n of Ivcna Lodge, wear the usual badge of mourning for the t^rm of thirt d-iys, au*l, also the jewels and implements <f the L idge be draj»t*d in mourning for the same time. Hosolve.1, That a copy of these resolutions attested by the W. M. and Sccreta.-y. be cmiveved to tin- brother* aim sisters of the deceased, with the assur ance of our deep sympathy with thorn ia thiir molau- h »ly bereavement ar/dnrrcpawbJe l«>»s. Jok* A. &SrjiU ) Edw’d Ditkensos. J Com. Mahten U'X k* l, ) Sink) each td :t gnu 3ulun1i$cment?. Me. Avery said i-e had n citSe in . oitrt the nlLcr day in Jlenj|diiR. A little fe,'- ow iyas iiitto I ic-'-l as a witness. T.n- -tiunsel ou the other side desired that ti.e witness should lie interrogated us to In., knowledge of tl e res| -msil.ilities of -111 oath. The Judge (Ridica') pro- poiiiiitv-1 the usual quesrioiis.- "My little man, whut are you about i •od..?” j "B-: sworn as h witness iu the case.” "Are you acquainted with the uitture, -hligiiti-us au-l responsibilities of uu oa li ?” "Yes - , sir, I think I am.” “ Weil then, what do you tliiuk would tie -.one with yon if you wefe to swear to •i lie ?” "1 d-.u’t know. sir. without the Rudi- c-i.s would nominate tne for C-ingress.’ I>abi s Lin k — An 'trelligeni roiing ill-i her Itiqinre-I Home day- .tup. how s-.e - oiiid i-esl preserve lVr child’s in.. - clem and *w.et when et-ar.ged f r ,.. qn-nili -iunttg the dsv, i .br-cted |, ( >. -• ve. to-ny ii by ,t,e fir.*, b;,t j„ sun and ot-en sit if -h.. wva hei |«.,- III te l. Y IK1 hus n.,: on'y »vo d aulu - a mg il-e sir ot i-ur ro--iii with tin Vol -life and jsii-on U s g.g. 8 driven on- ol the I then, i-ut the -ut.’s r H » s have i-owet- of cleaning an di-i'niectm.- W'-n-h a-t fin 1 lieari ha? Hot, an-l w -l l-tt-ily and p-es rve the linen. She h. . ii*wl -Ilf cron', hut, a* Is too often J JHL.v.8 -u'lsc ibe: a having been aj pointed Agcutu, for Cho gia and Florida, Bv one of the » BEST REFxNERS OF KEROSENE OIL. Are n iw prepared tn Biipplj- tu.e trade ai •BALTIMORE P It I (J J3 S With the cxp6UM» »d(led. Cash must accompany &U Orders - U.S0L0m\S&C0. Druggists, Savannah. Ga. Quotations at this time 38c. (4g-i m . Ws.Ii. lu- sr. W'm. vv. G-iris.k. TIS0N & GOHDON, COT-OS FACTORS, — AND — GENERAL COMMISSION M KUCHA NTS. 96*Bay .Stubnr. Savannah, Ga. Bagging, Hope or Iron Tie* advanced on Crop*. Liberal oaah advances made ou coneignmecta of Cotton. Grateful for liberal patronage in tlie poet, a eonUn- uauoe of to— -umeis respjetfnUy solicited. (464m. e p a. »icrf., hii.| wwtil n ibt- {iLich with fonn<T>$tions ttruf lHiuiHlairies, v>.*ur«t*iy w !1» r f »thf>..n» t*n ban- -t in unt lie immense to huhl all tt-« Minis >f a 1 the me-* from Adam *«• the end ot time, as well as all the inhabitants of all the other worlds we see shining in the To Cure Wahis os Ifo.tsKs.—A c--r reap indent -if th - Main Finner *av*: If von have any horses tr-aiMe-! with wars. •lns« the aniuta 1 with chopped ce-lar bough*, given in grain : also wash hi* wan* at the inni'- time with a *tro"g de coction of CfcJar, and it j#i!l cure them. mii-.-nstr-ted in vain ag-inst un* n— e-ri.l. exp iso -». B levii,g- h*t if -t « stt v her pr-etir- s as-the-a s -% it wotl -1 »le*>s', J»e st» duer-e-l iheir at* bine arch alsive us. Bro. S. thought *a k* hrit'g tlien ur*ery win that pmlmbly fifty son Is the size of the ' W ,,,to f, “ l " !l ••emrai generality of the Minis -if the present age-might live in a tobacco see-1 and have ample space. ' J. W. M. I» t oi t-iwn. S o pti.g af-i npt-y, lit point—-i 'M_tl,e.-.ffriKl - .,ii- lin-n flapi-n-g - oti'pie ■:ou-?y in lire hte.ze, au-l a>ke-l sar---* t caliv : ‘My -tear, what i« that fl pp R trom -»ur win low ?» ‘Why.’ she pn-u-r y replnsl. -that i» the flgoi onr union '! Oo qn -re-l by.tills pungent let-rr. h sa ute-1 tne flag, with a swing ol hi* ha , mi ‘ pfes-fttg hi* wi‘e*» ann closer with in his own, sang, *s they walk-d bon~ w-trd— u Ai.«l long may it wave,’ Hearth nnd Home. • V LL p rtytQg itidcbfevl to mo either by N -teor Ao- count are reqiif«t« d to cons-3 forward fend pay npoetween Lim aud the latliiiuU&t, an low com- pelted to have money at once. MR. M. J. REYNOLDS, Bainbrid^e, Attgust 4tb, 1869. J48- W. 5 cash Rift 4 *, c.icli 1«) cash - Rifts, each '20 c-tHh Rifts, curb 40 cash Rills, efecli 20b cash Ril ts, Uk:h .400 c:t«-b RifU each 50 clegal 1 i rysoiviM'd [ iatios, “ ** inciodfuns ioOsewfc'R njar»ih!t.s •»00 mik-iit» Cash prizes, siivcrw«trc, ^c., v.il A cicukcr ti> draw the u!m)v\* j.-riz.-x U rickets ilescriliirgp: kzesaiv stall cl in envc-J.qr w* U mixed. On r.- • ipt ...125%a . c th.f Tick-tip< ’.vithunr ehoT. c and 1> >;»:«>! t" auv adti prizv 11.11—d nx>-'!i U-ill b.; -]-• i-rr-.i ti.- Uolilvron pajmi-ut —T- -u— piizi s!,ri- i •Jiat-T- s,-ut to any iiodrcs»i !;> f--j,r,s. (,r r. ti'M Y-n .win know «iial y-mr yrice is N.'... ;" for it.. Any Prize exchanged fi.r pmd'.er If tin ca uc Ne blanks. Our p-tniuTc-tii cl--j--*-d '; dealing. KcrEBsacraiWe *<-!»rtthvWte»rtr.gf"'t»i«| who have t-;t-*ly drawn Valuable prizes aiui kioJ permitted ns to puhlist, til- m : Andrew J. iitifl Ctdcagn, SIO.(MK) : Mis» Clara S. Walker. Kite®” piano, f sou ; dames M. .t/Httliors, lutr->K. il'i 1 4>‘Tot T. Andrews, Savatmuli,. 5,(10 : iii« ip*| si.umnu«, Charleston, piauh, JbCO. Wcimi-Wr names without perniissien. On.NTO's OF THE Pbi ks 1 The firm r and deserve- their som .-s._Wi ekh Tritiu,’• ■'WekD-.w till m to be a fair cloid'inc ttn'-ht Herald, xruy 28. < A friend of ours drew c wliieb was prompt y re. eived. -- - I.aiiv Bend forcin nlar. Liberal indue. SatisfiM-th>ti giiarairteed. Every pa-kif •f-*'* h.uvelopes eoi.tains tink CAsn otjt. (ix T J $2; 13 for $2;35 for $5:110for > :5. CIM!—^ 1 be addressed to HAItPKR. Wll.-flt it"' , 173 Rk»a»w.-x, BAINBRIDGE, CUTHFFJB' COLUMBUS RAILROAD- OFFICE a C. fc C. BAH ROAD COMP* 1 ' 1 ' j Baxnbbidcik. August 2Ctb, W- A CALL for the first insullinent of j upon the suInscription to tljr captrl w; I />aml>ridge, Cuthbc^i ana Coluinhon 1 panv. in hereby made up^n * ac h f f? I iier b» the fwnio, t*» be paid Oetrber l*t. ^ I Kiel tr* may bennde iikCoiumbuii. to Mr- 1 baukfr; in Lumpkin, iol c. i. K. I bert, to Cajrt. W. M. Tr.rolin. VcervtzTjJ^ I urer, and in 7?uiiib?idgr, to the - BENJAMIN F. HKUT0>, roc. W. C. Dawsov, of Sivsnnah. W.A^i J. B2E3JEN OLIVER. Cot to» S'actor and General Coawlaka Hc-tuaot, *•99 B»7 **re«t. Savannah, Ga. .masleonemudgnmenk. of eutto., ft-mpt peraonal attentien to si J orders. with ™Pe and Uea, at W.C. DAWSON & c0 ” c:::cu Com’sion ^|$rteirDrn| IP^ J,ii | ALSO. DKALKKS IN W**L fiidrs, tllsw, Bttswi, li® r ail description fi, for which th® piiceAwiU bepwd. ^ OFFICE 208 BAY 6T., 8AV.4X> -jB ’ «,(!* • I rrr.umcr.s : ; he I -*I Saranr.ah and Mae- B{ *• i, n-* B liub: i-lge. [•“«**” - James II. Colbert, Agent at BaMrUge. Ga. 8ep4-48-tf NOHCE. rTME Firm of Rei-I A Ison was this day di-- x so,ved bv m-tual consent, Mr. M. M. Ia-n i—iiiog fr—m the Business. August 18th; 1889. G. a. SORREL. A. C-> SORREL BROTHBB^ COT I ON FACTOBRa REID A IP ON. A T. REID, of the late firm ol Reid A Ison, • will continue the Wholesale and Retail U.J Goods and Grocery Business, at the Old Stand, Where be hopes to *ee all hi* old custom- efv and t boRt of new od$i. 48—1b, A. T. REID. #raeiat €o Moron ixt* 01 SAVANNAH. 6A- 5f. | AGENTS FOB ZELL’3 AM rat fhosfBaJ® - USUAL FACILITIES EXTENDED 1° *ug-28-47-3m.) rp?
