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WILLIS M. KSSELL,
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BM. t EUSSELl, -
Asssis’t Ktlitnr.-
Eev. W. L HAMILTON,
• Beg.
Saturday Morning.
September 18» 18f»9.
Qtxc guttrrti'ttmit.
Mtw 3Wmtfemnrtj
O C^> .i ti
CHEAT
Excitement!
We
BOLSHAW ft
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS*
T.B.HoiiiiewellMo
»nd n<™s col-! H i ( ^„J\S*S;7i“x.“”'rD2.teSl jinA(1C fl>B V fill \ 4 4\|) iil.i
i rush of advertisements,. ^joining counties that tl*oy now h*»e in : m. j AiMBfliu2* imla Mr wMMiii*
uuans. The rusli ol aoverusemeniH,• adjoining
iust before going to press, is our e**j»u>re „nd are daily receiving from New
Lap 'However, we will hereafter j York. Boston, Baltimore and New Orleans,
provide for such emergencies. • lbe hefi “ leeled Stoe °
Editorial Correspondence.
Savannah, 6 a. , Sept 15,18G9. j
A trip, to this city via Quincy, Talla-
hassee, Madison and Lite Oak, Fla.,
afforded us a more ‘extended view or the
country than Ire have enjoyed in some
time. We noticed that the widely known
and^once .beautiful 'town of Quincy,
Irblth, before tile late Northern war upon
the £botb, was exceeded only by Talla
hassee in 4lie stela o£. Florida cities,—
and really was the most desirable and
flourishing one of them all,—presents to
the eye,a most uninviting aspect. Fire
bos destroyed the larger portion of the
business part of the town; and there are
no signs of recuperation, that we could
see. It is true, that there are still some
beautiful residences; and flowers and
shade trees are still cultivated; but there
are no new buildings going up, and
many onoe tasty dwellings are rapidly
going to decay. We passed through
Quincy on the 3rd instant, and yet there
bad been but one new bale of cotton re
ceived there this season; notwithstand
ing it is the centre of one of the finest
cotton regions in this section; and farm
ers in Gadsden county, of which Quincy
is the site, art doing well, and will ship
many thousand bales to Savannah before
the end of the year. We hope the de-
clention of Quincy is only temporary.
We saw but little of Tallahassee, a
city in,whose future we feel a lively in
terest,—we having formed a strong at
tachment for this magnolia city during
a sojourn of several montb3, many years
ago, soon after we had reached onr ma
jority. Col. Joseph Clisby—now of the
Macon Telegraph—was editor of the
Sentinel at that time, and Cols. 8. S.
Sibley and Chss. E. Dyke—the latter
still at his post-conducted the Floridian,
which is a superior journal, in every re
spect* and always has been since our
acquaintance with it. As the cars passed
wo looked up the towering hill towards
the capitol, and conld see only a few old
honses under neath as grand a forest of
oaks as ever grew 1 .' We made a detour to
Warikeenah, Jefferson county, Florida,
“ where we spent several days with rela
tives and frieuds, preaching Wednesday
night, 8th instant, in the Methodist
cbttrob, to a very intelligent congrega
tion, of which Rev. James Wiggins, for
: merly of the Georgia Annnal Conference,
is pastor, and with whom and other
ministers we spent a day most pleasantly.
The crops in Jefferson are 'very fine.
We saw many of them, and can testify
to their excellence. The caterpillar had
done its work, having stripped the
leaves from nearly every field we . saw
bnt we do not regard the damage from
this source very great. We also saw some
indications of rust.
" The lands around Waukeenah are
some of the brtfc in the State, and ap
pear, almost lhexhanstable. Fields,
whioh have been in cultivation more
than..thirty years, are still -yielding
bountiful harvests to the planter, and
with proper culture and attention.will
afford subsistence to another generation.
The P. and G. Railroad is needing re
pairgenerally. It is really unsafe be
tween Tallahassee and Quincy; and its
nCW purchasers (if they can be called
jHere&asert) will find their hands full,
^during the next two years, in placing the
-road in proper plight. The illiberality
of the Directory towards the ministry
and press argurs no good either to the
company or people whom the road
should benefit. At Live Oak, we were
pleased to see evidences of progress, in
the new buildings scattered over a large
arena; bnt there appeared to be bnt
little design or order in their location
and structure. This will probably be
an important place for business in the
BUinoo^« lam Mis,
Here we took the Gulf Rood cars, and
felt considerable relief in the superior
accommodations offered to travelers by
this road, in its magnificent passenger-
cars and substantial line of road. We
felt aseenrity it would be difficult for
any One to feel on the comparatively
worn out ears and road vre had just left
behind. ...
We reached Savannah, the great
seaport of Georgia and commercial
emporium of the South, on Friday
morning, the 10th, and were not a
little astonished at the amonnt of
cotton which had already fotmd its
way to this city.
Business has been very brisk here
with cotton-factors and wholesale
merchants during the past week.
Interior merchants have found their
way to headquarters—the wholesale
establishment of Messrs Lathbop &
Co.,—and are laying in a great many
goods to meet the demand from their
planting friends. Improvements are
going on in every direction—new
wharves, new warehouses, new stores,
pew dwellings, and of the most sub
stantial material, many of the stores
' fronted:-with massive iron,—these
aad maav other indications prove to
the beholder that Savannah is pros
pering. and that her course is ON
WARD.
We are stopping at the Marshall
(louse, and find it maintains its reputa
tion as being one of the best hotels in
the State. Col. A. B. Luce still pro
prictor.
.DRY GOODS,
; GROCERIES,
' HARDWARE,
WOODESWARE,
LADIES’ A GENTS BOOTS, SHOES,
and cloaks.
CLOTHING,
Kerosene Lamps & Oil, Cutlery, RritaniaA PHted Ware,
*
Boose Furnishing Goods
And a general assortment of eserything
-tfJTTsIly "kept in a country store—the best
brought to this market,—all of which
wjll be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICE;
aim we invite the public fo come ‘and in
spect OUR STOCK before purchasing else
where, ns we are confident they will find it
to their interest to do so. Our motto is —
“FAIR DEALING and LOW PRICES!”
sep!8-50-tf
septlS
ST. JULIAN Jk aitTAJ
(Between 'Whitaker st.4 the MarkeVL^
SAVANNAH, Gf&kd*
%>
DR. PORTER,
The Qrea* Medical Electrician, Eclec
tic Physician, and
CONQUEROR OF DISEASES,
Who bu visited all the principal cities in Geor-
gia and Alabama, will professionally
VISIT BAINBRIDGE,
and occupy Ronmi
At Sharons Hotel,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 22,
To
TUESDAY NOON, SEPTEMBER 28.
sep!8-8t
CAPT. H. T. BLOCKER,
WITH
Wm. Hone,
[established 1850.1
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
WINKS, LIQUORS & SEGARS,
NO. 133, BAT ST.,
savannah, ga.
SOLE AGENT FOR GEORGIA AND FLORIDA OF
SHUMAN’S CELEBRATED ALE,
In Barrels and Half Barrels.
»epl8-50-Sm
LATHROP & CO.,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY !•;
1 7URLONG & WBST.jrt their jrnrn-
. tivitli Photograph Tent, m >»w-gf
ingGREAT INDUCEMENTS to those w
!i £C Pictures at greatly REDUCE!)
PE ICRS I Call at t-he Tcut early end re
j cure TWELVE GOOD PICTURES FOR
ONE DOLLAR! Also, fine Albums, Frames,
and Tn«y*t-: extremely Loat-Priccs. . —
seplS-iiw
MEDICAL COLLEIMF 6E0RCIA,
' AT AUGUSfAi
FACULTY.—
T. P. GARVIN, IT. D . Emeritus Professor
of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
LEWIS D. FORD. M. D.. LL1) . Professor
of the Institutes and Praetioe s*f M*diciue
JOSEPH A. EVE. M. I)., Rrofoseor of Ob
stetrics and Diseases of lYoroen aud Infants.
L. A. DUGA3, M. D.‘, LL.D . Professor of
tie Principles and Practice of StHgery, aud
Dean of the Faculty.
GEO. W. RAINS, M D., Professor of Ohem
istiy and.Pharnmey*
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, M. D., Professor
of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
EDWARD GEDDINGS. M. D., Professor
of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy.
DkSAUSBURE FORD, M. D., Professor of
Anatmoy.
WM. h!D#UGHTY, M. D. Professor of
Materia MedWond Medical Jurtfcuujdhpoe.
JOHN & COLEMAN, M. D., Demonstra
tor of Anatomy. ■ -i
S. C. EVE, M. D /Clinical Assistant at the
Dispensary.
CHARLES T. RICH, Janitor.
The nest annual course of Lectures will
commence on MONDAY, the 1st of NO, ■
EMBER, 1869.
Fees—Matriculation, $5 ; Whole- Conrse.
*1105; Diploma, $30 —Practical Anatomy
L. A. DUGAS, M D..
sep!8 It Dean of Facnlty.
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS,
COLBERS’S FATEXT
RED
SAVANNAH, GA.,
WOULD INVITE TEE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS TO THEIR
FALL & WINTER STOCK !
—THE—
LARGEST AND HOST COMPLETE
Ever OFFERED IN GEORGIA-VIZ:
E. L. NEIDLINGER,
Dealer in
gi® »&■!§, 3BB:
and harness.
RUBBER AND LEATLER BELTING,
SadJlery Ware, Leather, etc..
No- 72 St. Julian and 105 Bryan St.,
SAVANNAH, GA
iepl8-50-2m
TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
MARSHALL MOUSE
* SAVANNAH, GA.
T HIS first class Hotel is situated on Broogliton
street, and is convenient to the business part of
the city. Omnibnsses and Baggage Wagons will
always be in attendance at tbc various Depots and
Steamboat Landings to convey passengers to tbe
Hotel. The best Livery Stable Accommodations
will be found adjoining the House.
Tbe Uuderaignod will spare neither time, trouble,
nor expense to make bis Guests COMFORTABLE,
and render this House, in every substantial particu
Ur, equal at least, to any in the State.
The Kate of Board hat been Reduced
to t&00 per Day.
A.. B. Luce,
sep!8-50-tf Proprietor.
DRY GOODS
9
NOTIONS, &C.,
BOOTS, SHOES AMD HITS
FIRST PREMIUM
37 STATUE TALKS!
OYER 8,000 ARE/IN
made SPECIALLY FOR SU
GAR CANE.
1869 ANDREW 1870
Cuthbcrt, Ga.
COOK’S SUGAR EVAPORATOR
HAS BEEN AWARDEp
Is better than our rhgtaar shaped A*,,j j
reasons: First—It cuts deeper.
stick in the wood. Third—It do*, Mt J*'
baud. Fourth—No time is wasted .
axe out of the cut. ■ Fifth—With tb, ,, m
you wilt da one-third more work tbaa wjuT*
regular hseL-Refi pamt has nothieg tv * JJ
tbe good qualities ot ibis axe. fur a |i ^
are painted-red. Jt jour hardwve sture
not keep.QUr goods, we will -ladlv
quiries or fill your orders, or give you lie nso
of the nearest dealer who kaepaosr tu.i
LiPPiNcoTT a xiAtmii
j . Kttsbnrrli. } v
Sole owners of Cjlbarn's »sd j ,
Patents. 1 ’
HE KST EY COTTIGF ORO „
best and cheapest. Contains tbe
ments Vox Humana and Tor MiUmti. I v.-i
& CO., Sole J/annrtsJtratiieboro, vt
$9 a Day for alL Address A. 1. FITLHaj.5
FIRST PREMIUM
A T SIXTY STATE FAIRS.—Over 17.000
iu use—gives more sugar, better and at
le-s expense than any other process. Both hava
been thoroughly tested not only on jhe Ribbon
Cane of the South, but upon the hcavier canes
of Mexico, Honduras and South America.
Descriptive circulars sent free of charge.
Address BLYMYER, NORTON A CO;, Cincin
nati, Ohio; or, J. W. BU TLEU, Smilhville, Ga;
or, DR. J‘ D. U0YL A BRO., Balnbridge Us.
gcpfll-2m ■ •
DECATUR SUPERIOR COURT.
APRIL TERM, 1869.
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
1. W. SIMS. J. F. WHEAToH.
IT. B. BLOWN.
F. W. SIMS Co M
COTTON FACTORS
AND GENERAL
pmhantis,
savannah, ga.
.Consignment solicited. Remittances made
promptly: advances of Provisions., Bagging,
Ties and Rope made to persons sending Cotton
for sae. septlS-6m
THE
Oldest Shoe Store
Ilf SAVANNAH.
W. €. BUTLER,
Hating just returned from Philadelphia and
Butos, is prepared to furnish
PLANTERS & THEIR FAMILIES
BEST STOCK
-OP—
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ilf OUB CITY.
Directly opposite tbe Palaski House, end a few
doors aboTO the Screven Hvuse,
133 Congress Street,
sfj»il8 SAVANNAH, GA. lj
CARPET DEPARTMENT.—We ask the attention of purchasers to this
STOCK of GOODS, which is the best and most desirable assortment now opened,
the Southern States, comprising every variety of good.
VELVET & TAPESTRY CARPETING,
INGRAIN ft 3 PLY CARPETING, RUGS, MATS and
Oil Cloths Window Shades,Lace Cnrteins,
sept 18
CORNICES, DAMASKS, ItC.
50-2m
E- D- SMYTHE & CO,
IMPORTERS OF
CROCKERY;
Ww and €htna,
AND DEALERS IN
HOUSE FERMSMMi GOODS,
142 Congress Jt 141 St. Jcllxx Sts. ,
SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA.
Feptl8-til! let jao.
J. w. WILSON,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
COPIES OF ALL KINDS OF
@lid)
MADE IN
ANY STYLE AND SIZE.
ALL KINDS OF
FRAMES Sc PICTURES
ALWATS OX HAND AND
MADE TO ORDER.
eept!8 3m
j. J. Dkkisos, R. L. Dickisox,
Of Florida. OF Savannah.
J. J. DICKISON & CO-,
cotton factors
AND
58 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Liberal advances on consignments to ns or to
our correspondents in Bs timore. New York or
Liverpool, Bagging, Rope, Ties, Ac., furnished
at the lowest market,prices. rept!8
ALFRED H. COLQUITT. BUGS H. COLQUITT.
JANES BAGGS.
COLQUITT ft BAGGS,
[Successors to H. H. COLQUITT.]
Cemm’ii Merchants,
TO Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
s«|>tl8-3ra
T HE PRESIDENT of this old and popular
lust tuliou is pleased to announce that ii
will enter its next Scholasiic Year, on AI0X-
DAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 18«9.
FACULTY. ;j;
Of this efficient Col ps of Teachers too much
caunot l>e said. They are well known in Geor
gia, Florida, and Alabama—vix:
Prof. M. A. McNGLTY, A. M.,
Mrs. THAD OLIVER,
Miss SALL1E ALLE.V,
Miss FLOUIDA FOR f,
Mrs. ELUiUA B. ltUSSELL
Miss REBECCA TAYLOlt, and
M s. M B. SUEiUDOX.
NON-SECTARIAN.
Tbc Teachers rep eseut four different churches
DISCIPLINE, i
The discipline of the College is siild but
FIRM. It can not be Surpassed. There is perfect
order aud system throughout the establishment.
COURSE OF STUDY ...r,
Is complete and thorough iu all the departments
—equal to that «t any Female College iu Amor
ica. The facilities for studying Music—vocal
and instrumental—Latin, Greek, Fre cli, Ger
man, Italian, Drawing. I’ainliog. Euglisb
Literature. Mathematics, etc., arc of tbe very
FIRST ORDER.
Young Ladies desiring it, can adopt a course
of study similar to that pursued by young men
iu our first-ciass Male Colleges; r they may
enter ad irregular class, and take up such stud
ies as they prefer. 0- again, if they desire to do
so, they can, as hitherto, pursue a Mixed Course
of study, aud graduate therein.
THE BOARDING HOUSE
F*t plainness aad neatness, comfort and con
venience, weil cooked food, and good water,
ample play-grounds, and beautiful promenades,
is unsurpassed in any section of the 8outb.
Being under tbe immediate supervision of tbe
President, Parents and Guardians, patronizing
this department, may rest assnred that their
daughter^ and wards will find a HOME, in
every way suited to their confidence and respect
Mrs. Catharine H- Duncan, who, lor eight or
ten years, has served us as its Matron, will still
act iu that capacity.
TERMS OF TUITION AND BOARD
Are less than those of most Institutions of sim
ilar grade. Leaving out extras, a Young Lady
may enter any closi in tbe regular College
Course, and in addition procure Board—every
thing found—including iDeidentuls, for $273
per Scholastic Year Payments to be m’ade
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE,
CHARGES.
Young Ladies are charged from the date of
entrance.
PHYSICAL TRAINING.
The celebrated LIN 1 ' SYSTEM of Physical
Training, for Girls and Young Ladles—particu
larly such as ore feeble and delicate—will be
FAITHFULLY and THOROUGHLY TAUGHT
Besides giving a perfect form, it cures Incipient
Spinal Disease, Incipient Cossumptlon, Nervous
Debility,. Dyspepsia, and last, but not least,
Chills and Ferer, aud ail for TEN DOLLARS
per annum.
instruct.n in this department ALONE, is
worth DOUBLE tbe charge for Board. Will
doubting parents give it a trial ? There is no
such word as FAIL.
LOCATION.
Cntbbert, for good health, fine society, and
pure water, caunot be surpassed in America.
For further particular!, address
A. L. HAMILTON, -
sept 11 tf President.
GEORGIA—Decatur County.
R. H. BUTLER, vtdm’r,) Petition aud Rule Nis
versus [ to
N.W. JOHNSON. J Foreclose Mortgage.
I T being represented to the Couit by the /^etitio®
of 2k H. Butler, administrator on the Estate of R.
Parham, dec*d,- that by Deed of Mortgage, dated the
8th day of December, 18(i6, jVoah W. John flop con
veyed to said R. H. Butler, adm, as aforesaid, a Lot
of Land in the 21 St District of said county of Decatur
known in said district as lot 319, for the purpose or i
securing the payment of two promissory notes, the
principal, interest and expense of collecting
said notes both dated the 8th of December, 1866—
one due 1st of January 1868 ; the other duo 3 st Jann-
ary I860, arid by the latter of said notes the phiu Noon
\V* Johnson promised to nay to the said R. H. lintler,
administrator, aforesaid, or bearer, f-rtir hundred and
sixteen dollars and sixty-six and two-third* ceuh*,
which latter note is now due aud unpaid.
It is orderee that the said N. W. Johnson do pay
into this Court by the first day of theMiext term, the
principal, interest, and costs dne on said Dete. ana
the sum of thirty-two dollars expenses of collecting
tf»» -tanift) uit aliuw cause if*ny he has to the coiitrary
01 that in defanlt thereof foreclosure U: granted
3aid Rw H. Butler, adra’r on estate of M. Parham of [
said mortgage, ana the EiqHity of re«h-mption of sanl i
N. \V. Johnson be forever barred and that service ol 1
I^MPlOYMfRKT THAT PAYS. Fn*
Ej ticnlars address 8. M. Spencer 4 Co., Bruit*
Vt. - . •
Ask your Doctor or druggist fhr SWEET
^UINJWE—it equals (bitter> ^nuiiut. hsai
only byY. STEARN8, Ckmist, Detroit
mHIRTY Y1
JL Treatmrm
Diseases.—A P
W ORDS OF WISDOzM for Young Men oalhf
Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, wiih.y:
help idt thje.erring and unfortunate. &nt io
letter envelopes, free* of charge. Addren Hotis;
Asson<ttaow^ci»wi Philadelphia, Pa.
EARS* Experience in i|>|
tment of Cbrouie and
Physiological Vine *»f Marring,-] |
cheapest book e rer pub! ished—cuntaiuiug ntt |
pages, and 120 fine plate? andefiguri/riiV
the anatomy of tbe human orgau? inifUttuC
health and disease, wi‘b a tryrtiv mtub I
errofSy its deplorable consequent! tya I
mind aad body, with the author’s p’ua^
ment—the only rational and jncr^fnl Wei
eure, as shown by a re|>ort of ra?c? creatd i
truthful adviser to the marnaAaw\
t<‘n!platirig marriage wbo>-wnhnW\»i duaRnd
their physical condition. Sen r . fret of ptetqtd
a|»y address on receipt of 25 oents.in
postal currency, by addressing Dr;LArKuLr
No. .HI Maiden I.ane, Albany, New Y»-rl Ii 1
author may be eousultu.i upon any of iW<>
eases upofi Vrhich his treaLeiibrpte
ally' or by mail, and uedicinea seullusjji
of the world.
Great Distribution!
By the metropolitan Gift li,
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMGOl
OF $560,000.
Iluumu iiMLitui •
subscribPi-8 having bccu appointed Agents, for
• SfcaU-H of j
Geo*gia and Florida,.
By one of the
BEST REFINERS OF KEROSENE
OIL, * j
Are now prepared to supply the trade at
J3 4;L.rT 1 M ORE PRICE S
With the expenses Added. . ^
Cash must accompany all Orders,
A.i.SOLOMOMCO.
i Drnggidt.% Savannah, Ga.
Qnotationa at this time 38c- ^4^-lin.
N. ft. JollDBin ffl-wrewr uanuu... - - ‘ : . — -J
this Iiul- tie pnrfei-fod nn siiid S. W. Johnson accord- . Everv Ticket DrEWS 3 r. J
in- to law. by publication in Thu UaximBMiE Alices J I
° J. M. t'LAllK, J. K. C. S, W. G SrJW |, dfu each
A true extract from the mitintcs, this June 1 iih, iii cask uil'ts.’cadi
1869 G. A. Pspincx,cieriL_ £g;r
40 ca»h giftJs, each
200 cash gifle*. eart...i....
■ r tO HlegRil't \HTthos,‘ * * -* * ‘ V^V..
76 “ “ , nleid-h oirM **
sewiiig Diat lifrit's
.“>00 gold watches’ •' - “
Cashprires. s«ilv»rrwnre, Are., valr.ftl at
A rhiiuce t'i draw any <>1'ti^ above j-rii
Tickets.d«Hv’i ibii:g priZAiH are bealid in •:
well riiixed. Utteii i t^ipbel a .• 6ib > i
without ch»>i« <*. siitd *eut l>. xn;ul t-'Lii} r
pri^je named *.ti>*>n it will b»- du.iverr-il t-
hoia’ecoii ff.if ;ftenV< >f' 'ue J;r-liir. J*ri»•*- :
jjiately s<*itt to any : d«f;i >* In Vipri>>*-rr*u.'
j«»nr i>rizi> i>
for it. A ii)l Prize exd.ith/pH ‘fi r nv>.
value- No bfcvuks. Du; {ctroii.- iuu
dealing.
References *i-Wc m-lei t th»- following■’ \
who-hxvct-lately wripwn Valqableprize* a ; ' ”
peribit4ed-ii*if <1. |)ij©]ihh : -A^L-ew S «*
Chicago, $10,000 ; Mias Claia ?». tHli* i
piano, $'800 ;’.lames M. ifatUiewn, L» ti*H ^
J white L, Andrews, Savannah, ">,«'< 0 : W- ^
faafto, $COO. YfP ; “
named without permissionV
OfinioVa ofthf. PRFSh ‘*Tb^ firw
Wtc /J
„ Itfet-JT
w.m.. .trrtr
idnctfi
Wm. II. Tisow.
Wm. W. Gobdos.
TIS0N& GORDON,
COTTON KACTPRS, ’
—AND —
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT’S.
96, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
Ragging, Rope or Iron Ties advanced on Cropa.
’ ; :•:? .
Liberal cash advances made on consignments of
Cotton.
Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, a contin
uance of the same is respectfully solicited. [46-6m.
wnd deserve tiieir Ape
‘ ‘Vfoloaow Atiiem to J
circular.
etiou guaranteed. Eyc~*
^. —>pcs coiitiihs One cA«h t ,
$2; IS for'$2;:» for ff>: UJi»i
be addressed' to H A UPEKi tV’lM; ^ A
173
BAINBRIDGE, CV&S tVi i
COLUMBUS RAIL5° A11 ]
m*
mm
J. BERRIEN OLIVER,
Cotton Factor and Genital ComnalosJo
Merchant,
No 99 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
Liberal advances mode on conaigiimenta of cotton,
wool, bides, eyrnp, ke. ■■>1
Prompt permonal attention toall orderi. »
Planters supplied with baggisg, rope and Rea, at
lowest market rates.
Jana# II. Colbert, Ageat at Baiabridgc, Ga.
8epA4Mf V.
iLEIANDER Jc RUSSELL
WE3LES.UJS
COB. ABEECOEX AND BET AN STREETS.
SAVANNAH, GA.
sep26. 1868 43-1 y
PALMER* PEP PISH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in
. EUBBEE BELTING,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Powder, Shot, Cap, and Lead,
145 Congress and 67 St Julian Streets,
SAVANNAH, GA.
jgg- A very large Stock of Gnna on hand.
septl8-til! jsnl
Administrator's Sale.
BY virrne of an order granted by the Court
of Ordinary of Decatur county, I will offer for
rale at public outcry before tbe C.arihonee
door in tbe town of Bainbridge, on the first
Tuesday in November next, all of the lands
belonging to the estate of W. J. Smallwood,
deceased, said lands being known as the place
whereon said Smallwood Kved, containing about
11665 acres more or lets and bounded on tb-h
North by landeof McLyn ;on the Ea.-t by lauds
of Scott. Trnlack andolbers; on the Sor.th by
lands ot Wm. Powell’ and on tbe West by lands
ofSvicord ar.d others. Said land 4 sold f or di
vision. Terms cash. N. N. LESTRR,
Sept. Il-40d. administrator.
REWARD!
YOKE OF OXEN STOLEN!
S TRAYED from my place at Chester’s Store,
Decatur county, a yoke of young oxeo^—tho
smaller one is eoal black, with bell on, and.
branded with “D. D.” ou each side. The larger
one is black, with right horn bfpkea off about
6 inches from the tip, and branded with an “R”
on right hip These oxmr were raised in tbe
neighborhood of CIoud’rFerry, on Flint River.
Any person seeuring^said ox.en for me,or leaving
information with me, or at tbe Argus office will
be thankfully received and suitably r» warded.
JOHN CAMERON.
Chester’. Stor-e, Sept. \ 18fi». <9-2t
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BiOTBlDGE, August 20U- I
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iY n?o?&ie TObscription «
BambridunX-nthbeH and ft*
panv. is hereby made upon g
her totbe-same, to be paid joJk'f
may be mode in
; to Lnmpkinjo nr.
to Capt. W. M. TnmHn.
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BENJAMIN F. i
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W. C. Dawsos,
of Savannah.
Joseph Fishus,
AdmiD istrator’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in November next, will
be s«Td before the Coutthouse door in the
town of Camilla, Miiebel! county, Ga., the real
estate of Jose Coleman, deceased, consisting of
Lot of Land No. 69, and one hnndred acres
more or less off of the West side of Lot No. S2,
all lying in tbe 11th District of said county, for
the beuefit of heir* and creditors. Terms —half
curb; the balance secured by mortgage on the
property. NANCY POPE, adm’x.
This September 2J, 1860. 49-40J.
1. Bctledoe Fnaus.
PaasawoBE,
JOSEPH FINEGAN & CO.,
CCTTCH 7A37CRS
BAY STREET,
lavaaaah, _ _
Georgia,
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of Savannah and Macon
Bainbridge.
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