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•'•A little nonser.**, »"» and then,
Is re'ished l>y the nifeit men."
Men wlio arc a ! I cLeek are rarely
men of team. Nature can*l support tuu
ii,ui'li ic one eatf.bltsbincnt.
An enterprising firm in Cincinnati
manufacture* wlii key—aniil be sa
perior in quality—from pmibatfC pota-
i>. peeling', sireet sweepings, *nJ tiie re
fuse or slop barrel*.
A constable dial lutfl lately been in
ducted into office vrs» in attendance on
the uoti^t, and * reordered by tbeJndge
to call John Bell and EKz.tI>ct!i 1UII.—
lie immediately began at the top of his
lungs :
yjofco Bell and El zabetli Be’l.
**One at a time,’ said the Jit- go.
“One at a time— One at a lime — One
at a time’—shon-cd the constable.
“Xotr you’ve done it,’ exclaimed lbe
Judge out o'patieme.
•*Xow you’re dove it—c you re
done it—tn.tr you’ve done it.’—yelled
the constable. There was no standing
this; the court, bar, and bysianlers
broke into a hearty laugh, to the per
fect surprise and dismay of the aslotu
ished constab'e.
A was, speaking of the embarkation
ofifoops, said, ‘Notwithstanding maty
of them lcaye blooming uivt-s behind,
they go away in transports.’
Oxe of the most fusli enable young
ladies at Nahant wears a hat which
coat only two cents, an! the trimmings
she had in the hom e. Site is unman led.
\Voi?t.des't yon call this the calf -of
the leir !' asked John, pointing lo one
of his'iietln-r limbs, ‘No,’ replied Pal* ,1
alien hi say it was the leg of a calf.’
‘C-c can that p n parrot I t talk ?’
asked a at littering fellow of an Italian
the other day. ‘Suppose he no can talk
so much bet ley as dal wnt you tHik I
chop his head oft,’ was the reply.
A little boy, disputing with his sis
ter, exclaimed: Ti’u true, for ma says so;
and if in* says so, it is so, if it ain’t so.’
Whet' er ladies like smoking or
not depends upon tho smoker. With
special favorites, they like it; with gen-
rial favoiites, they don't dislike it ;
with uo favorites, they detest it.
An old lady was asked what she
tlionghtof the eclipse She replied ; ‘Well,
it proved one thing, and that is that the
papers don’t always tell lie?.’
In the language of flowers, if von
wish for ‘lienrl’s-ease/ never look to
‘mnfri-good.’
We frequently hear of General? cap
turing pieces of artillery. ’W hat’s the
use of capturing ‘pieces’ ’says Mrs.
Partington. *Whv not capture whole
ones ?’
What docs a telegraph operator do
when he receives the heads of important
news ? Waits for do tails, of course.
A young lady in taunton, Va., keeps
a list of her male acquaintances in a
packet diary, and calls it her hi in book.
lx a party of ladies, on its being re
ported that a Capt. Silk had arrived in
town, thev exclaimed, whil <»>o ex-cp
lion, ‘What a name for a soldier!’ ‘The
fittest name hi the world for a captain,*
rejoined the witty one, ‘.’or silk can nev
er be worsted.’
A French emigre, in search of pupils,
called on a lady blessed with a large
family of children, and asked if she
wouldcn’t lik to study French as a dis
traction. ‘No Monsieur,’ she replied,
looking at her boisterous offspring : ‘I’m
almost distracted already.’
‘Can vou do all sorts of easting here V
said a solemn-looking chap at the iron
works, the oilier day.
‘Yes,’ said the clerk, preparing to take
an order, ‘all sorts.’
‘Well, then,’ returned the solemn in
quirer, ‘I would like to have you casta
shadow.’
lie was immediately cast oat.
avaumih
S. S. MILLER,
Dealer to Mahosaar, Valid, ail File
FTJBNITUBE,
■ J. J. DirEtsn*.
Of Florida.
B. U
OF S»*»»
vi i i vt *»*•*-
J.J. dickison & CO-,
CQTTON FACTORS * f
and
- v.anmw.
of Savannah.
French awl ©xxttage ©hambs* Sate
AND LOOKING-GLASSES.
MATTRESSES
.MI ADE TO ORDER.
157 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
(eWt 2<mr
The Character of John C. Cal
houn.
We need not refer to the career of Mr.
Calhoun in public life, since the history
is not only on record, but is ample. Po
litically, it may bo more necessary to
state that the popular error of the North,
which described him as a disunionist,
was due to the machinations of party,
which, indeed, -might well have made
him so. Mr. Calhoun was the most con
servativo of all our statesmen, and well
knew that tho only way to avoid disunion
was to do justice, to suffer no trespass
upon the constitution, which was the
only bond of nnion liefween the high
contracting parties. His doctrine of the
State veto was one which be deduced
logically from the terms of the compact,
not subversive of the constitution or the
union, but eminently conservative, of
both. The time will' come when our
country—tho storm passed, the strife at
rest—will do his political memory jus
tice. Of his mind and his qualities, we
need, perhaps, to say as little. He was
undoubtedly the piofoundest political
metaphysician that our country has ever
produced. Severe in his logic, his im
aginative power was singularly vigorous,
bold and rapid, like that of an eagle,
rushing,*in straight lines, to his conclu
sion and his object, with all the clnes of
argument in his grasp. He lacked the
coloring properly of fancy. But never
was man more nobly endowed for col
loquial discussion and maffected' elo
quence His wonderful powers in this
field have never been questioned. With-
a leading idea of all the topics natural
to the policies of society; with a thor
ough knowledge of society itself;, a stu
dent of history, always in seirch of the
underbfinef iiifluctH-es-wliicli-lead to war
or peace, prosperity or adversity, lie
led his bearer* on, by the irresistible
charm7equally of ihS"Sii-’riter in mrdo
and tiie fortiier in re. His knowledge,,
rarely passing into pare liu-rahute, was
\et veiy great. Uo was a good planter,
pool statistician; uluuXn.\n 7n object,
march arid iliScOVefry; Ttiid, as an execu
tive officer, without a competitor. The
organization of the United States War
WINDOW CLASS,
mm mm 'Htmtownuuk
¥atnteft, §mito. £?utty. &c.
Xo, 6 WbltaELer Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
;/7-EJ" Sash, Blinds and Doors, made to order in any style at short coticc.
tv.q. Great care taken in filling orders with promptness, and to haTe every case of
ds properly packed. Allp-14. 1369—45—ly
WM. HENRY WOODST
COTTON FACTOR
- - . AND .
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IB.A.'S? STEEET,
SAVANNAH, GA.
AGENT FOIt
■■ R»i« v M*swc*i fie c*
Cm list aae».
H E i« at all time« prepared to advance liberally on Consiertments of Cottton for sale in Sav
annah, or for shipment to his correspondents in New York and Liverpool.
Au"! I—45 —6m. —
(Commission gtototer
58 Bay Street,
: —Savannah, gEOROia,
Liberal advances on consignments to ns or to
«r correspondents in Ba tunore. > .
avnrpool. Bagging, Kope, Tier,
it tbe Vawest market prioes. ; ”
w. c. Dawson &. co M
^sm’siDtt tC' |ortuar3ing £ttm{(aiils.
ALSO, DEALERS IN
WmI Hides, Talkw, Beeswax, Skins and fore,
Of all descriptions, for which the highest market
prices will be paid.
OFFICE 20S BAT ST. ( SAVANNAH, GA
iryy- Rf.ff.rkxcf.s : The merchants generally
of Savannah and Mims; and E. J. Henderson,
ftaiflbridge. [ang2S—4i—3m
GEORGE N. NICHOLS
Job Pqptef, Binder & Blank Book
MANUFACTURF.lt,
Bay Street, Saraiinah, Georgia
June 23- . 34-tf
D. R. Adams, A? A'. Adams, H. K. Washbuhn,
Eatonton, Ga. Americas, Ga. Savannah, Ga.
ADAMS, WASHBURN & CO.,
FACTORS,
—AND —
Commission pmhants,
Savannah, Go.
^,1). References : Hon. A. A. Alien, W. T. Cox, Esq.
July 21, 1809. - *3—'tr
n. h. cmrrtSD.
RTHrs Sc. CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BAINBRIDGE, CIA.
far* Qgeo in the curt House. dtt2-1y
w.o.VLtnmG. Jon* c. nuTHcnronn.
FLEMING & BUTfiffiRFORD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Baixdbidos, Gboroia.
O FFICE over drug store of C-!C. King. Jr.,
A Co. Are fully Otefiatedio take charge
v under the Bankrupt
je 29, g6-tf
of all cases arising
Law
HUGH M- KING,
attorney at law
COLVMBVS, GA.
je 29-67-ly
C.O. CAMPBELL, G. OCRLEV.
CAMPBELL & GURLEY,
gtiflintss anil natters at laftr,
Aid Solicitors in Equity,
BAIXBRIDGE, DECATUR CO.. OEORGLt.
117ILL practiee in Deeafhr, Baker, Stjllw. MHcheB^
1* Early, Calhoun and counties cm lihe of AUiinti
A Gulf Railroad. Will give prompt attention to bus'
ne«s entrusted to their care. may 2, lhGH-ly
tTlBOWEn.. D. Me GILL, »■ »• nOWBB'
BOWER, MeGILL & BOWER,
ATTORNEY S ~
AND
COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
O FFICE IN ROWER'S BLOCK, ON
South-Broad Street.
Bainbridge. April 24, 18C9-20-ti
P. h. behn,
Sutton and Ki«
AND
GEN. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
First Office West of the Exchange,
SAY ANN An, GA.
Aug 21—16—Cm.
ESTABLISHED 1840.
EXCLUSIVELY
Drags,
Medicines,
Chemicals,
PERFUMERY, SOAP.
TOILET ARTICLES, ’ - ‘ ’
PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHES. BRUSHES, Arc., Ac.
The subscribers are prepared to offer inducements to purchasers of Goods in their line
JSl* ISolomon-St cC ;
Wholesale Druggists,
CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
£§■ Retail Store at the Old Stand. Market Square. ’ sepi 26 18*849-12m
DR. J.D.HOYL & BRO.,
AT
ON —
Houtlt-
«tl
W ’OtTLD infmm their friends and easterners, that they have recently taade large additions to
I hdr stock of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Ac., and are prepared to famish
them with everything in their line at greatly reduced prices. They have on hand a choice lot of
Perfumery from Lubio, Coudrays. Rirnmee and others, to which they iqvite the attention of those
who arc in the habit of using fine articles of the kiud. inch ly.
ALFRED H. COI.qCITT. HUGH H. COLQUITT.
JAMES BAGGS.
COLQUITT & BAGGS,
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W. GLEASON.
St. Julian Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
MANUFACTURER OF THE
LATEST IMPROVED
BS&BoS
— AND
SUGAR 1STS D
COTTON SCREWS, GIN GEAR,
AND DEALER IN
PORTABLE and STATION A RY
ENGINES,
A ND GENERAL MAmiNr/r/, Orders left witli
Messrs Babbitt & Warfield. Belcher Terrell or
other responsible merchants, will lie promptly filled.
Send for descriptive piicc list and circular, jj'17 4m
Tnos. n. AUSTIN. cnARLES ELLIS
enVnLF.S p. AUSTIN.
AUSTIN & ELLIS,
General Commission Merchants,
SAVANNAH, 0A.
make advances on consignments of
Colton or other produce for sale liercor
fdrsliipmenl to our Northern and European
Correspondents.
Refer in Bainbridge to Messrs. T!Annrr «t
Warfield. nov7 5 Iv
ittuj.
» Coll
Jj. J. GUILAIAItTINi
JOHN FUNNEEY.
L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO-,
COTTON FACTORS
* ’ ' AND ' - - ’• - -
<Scim-.tl Commission
Morcliants,
. BAT STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
A gents for bradley’s scperpiios,
pbate of Lime-
BAGGING, RGFjE, & IRON TIES,
Always on hand.
Usual Facilities Extended to Customers
AngSf 46 [6m
E. W. DRUMMOND, 0. C. DRUMMOND
Of the late Firm,of L. J. Guilmurtin & Co.,
a - .
E. W. Drummond &Bro.,
genEraA shipping
AND
154 Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia.
Jan9, 1369 14-ty
Duncan & Johnston
COTTON FACTORS,
[Successors to H. H. COLQUITT.]
Comrn’o Merchants,
t ’h'i., k JL . J
70 Bay Street,
isiHiasim
- .. - la si&R
• : •MHBSBBS.'i
SAVANNAH, GEO-
C ONTINUE business at thefr old stand
and -offer their services 4o the mer
chants and planters of Decatur county for
the sale of Cotton and other Prodnee; will
supply Hogging and Rope, and will be pre-
"pared to advsnee^in Cotton in hands. - j
‘ October 3d. 1363-50—Jy
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
ee[>tlS-.3ni '* A ;
P A LMERdf PEPPISH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in
S A
SUBBEE BELTING-,
jp- *(M»GULT^URAI, - IMlkkMENTS,-
Powder, •Sb*,«ays tod Lead,
-145 Congress snd 'fi" St. Julian Streets^
SAVANNAH, GA.
j££~ A veryjarge Steak of Guns on hand.
septlS-til) janl
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Comer Whffaker'k St Jnllan Sts., exvaxnxH, ga.
J - IVMoafc awf JteiaM Ptahn in
t Ii81*1 *1 ZLS * a 3K4 L H
OF ALL, KINDS,
-t. A. AtLES.
G. IK. 1IIXES.
a 1,2,314 aaass,*
attorneys at law
— AN D —
Solifitovs in #quitw,
Bainbridge, Ga.,
W it t, give prompt attention to all business en-
trosted to their carei n the following counties:
Counties: £o. Towns:
IH-istur, Bainbridge,
Miller, Colqnitt,
Karlv, Blakely,
Baker, *? vtan ’
Thomas, Thomasville,
Mitchell, Camilla.
They will also practiee in tile .fnpreme Court of Ga.
and in the C. 5. District Court, for the Sonthem Dist.
of Georgia. april 10 27 if
U. H. WHITF.LEY. JOHN E. DONALSON.
WHITELEY & DONALSON,
^TTORSErs AT LAW,
Bainbridge, - - - Georgia,
ILL practice in tho Southwestern and
W Paiai’.laCirciiits.
flr.ff-flfliec up stairs, in Sanborn's new build-
npriMT 69-23 tf
DK. W. J. IURRELL,
H AVING established himself in Bainbridge
fur the purpose of practicing liis profes
sion, respectfully solicits a share of the public
patrnnnge. J>
Jril' Office over the store of Anderson. Zcigler
& Co. april 17 69 -2S Cm
NOTICE.
B R. G. W. FARRAR has Ibis day
associated with him in the prac
tice of medicine. Dr. 11 ’11 o n S. Jones;
and tliey- tender their professional
services to the citizens of Bainbridge
and vicinity.
Office up stairs, over E. II. Smith A C'-.*s
store. Dr. Jonrs can Ire found at night at the
office when not professionally engaged Dr.
Farrar can ho found at his residence at night.
nn-li 13 23 tf
W W MUM
Jsctten an* «flm*ifcten
BAINBRIDGE, GEO.,
W ILt sell all kinds of propnerty atd
male prompt returns. 39—i>.
BOOKS
For Sale at the Post Office.
WEBSTER’S SPELLING BOOK,
McGUFFIE’S Readers,
DAVIES’end SMITH’S Arithmetic,
CORNELL and SMITH’S-Geography,
BULLH)!t’£»ndSMITH’S English Grammar,
DAVlfeK Algeb rn.
FARMER’S ALMANAC for 1867.
COPY BOOKS. WEBSTERSDictionary,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS. SLATES,
PENCILS, CAP and NOTE PAPER.
ALSO.
PRISON LIFE of JEFFERSON DAVIS and
BILt ARP.
T. R. CLOUD.
4— t
Nov. 1SC6
JUST RECEIVED !
• Blank Books,
School Books,
New Novels,
AT
POST OFF-ICE.
fcbl j-tf
W\7E ARE NOW PREPARED TO TAKE
V T ORDERS FOR'
SICiAR MILLS
AND
Slid AR KETTLES,
SAMPLES OF WHICH CAN EE SEEN AT
OX.'it STORE
Babbit & Warfield-
July 31-43-4m
PAVILION H(
D.C. NOE, Pro[
CGKtfKR BULL AND SOUTH
8ATA0jf. 41I **
H AVING taken the .w,’
has recently been ». c —
nUlied thronghool, thepron • ^
the publie that fi« is as
to their wants as any fr
His table will always be i
best the market afford*. And
spared to.give entire saftMfJ^
Transient Board . T*-
PermnnentBeard..., ’!',,’k|
A share of public 'paw' ^
Sept 26-tf P
B. H. BARNES,
BAINBRIDGE, GA.
'AYINO T.oeated in
idecsure in notifviti
lloyl ds i>e». out
deel'.i. 1 SOS
t! is city. I lake
tho Public tren
d-ally that 1 mu
now jitepared t<
l-e p a i r Cl. ck .
Waielies. ,1 i tv
i-lry. tire., will-
neai.ne.-K a i. d
dnrab lily Call
and se • me. ii.
11.< l>ri g Si.-ri
< f Dr.' ,’. I>
Broad Slreel-
Ill
LIME. LIME.
200 BARRELS FRESII-BURXED
DRJUDSON BUTTS,
Office East Side Court House -Square,
BAINBRIDGE, GA.
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FOUSaLEATSAVAXX.UI PRICES,!
4-!f
bsshtktuv.
DR. 3f. Iv. BATTLE,
Late Resident Dcntistnf Quitman, fla.
JAS removed his office to
THE - FREIGHT AOlJEO; ALSO,
SUPERIOR BOT; BRICK.
D. P. HUTCHENS. jv tf
he has permanently Ideated.
All Branches of liis profession-executed i.i
tlie best and most- durable style. Beautiful
Artificial Teeth mounted. Teeth filled with
out pain, in n nent and durable manner.
13T All work warranted.
S3T The patronage of the citizens ol
Bainbridge, and Southwestern Ga., is re
spectfully solicited.
^©.Office on <! outb Broad Street, up stairs,
in Rockwell A West’s new store.
jnlyll, 1868 38-tf
^ DR. E. PEACOCK,
|R Late of Knoxville, Ga.
B EING' permanently located in this city, and
having b’>d an experience of twelve years
in the practice of the profession in its Vari-ns
branches, hopes to receive a reasonable share
of patronage.
^©-Office np stairs in the Patterson building,
on court-house iqinira.
Refkpevcks.—Drs. J. C. Harvey, B. A.
Harewood. W. S. Og’etree, Knoxville. Ga.; J.
Hillsman, Wm. P. Wright, jlTcK. Merchisoa,
Hickory G'ove. Ga.; W m . A. Mathews, Wm. J.
Green, D. N. Austin. D. G. M., Fort Valley,
Ga.: Le Sneur A Cook. Culleden. Ga.; B. F. A
G. W. Newsom, Reynolds, Ga.; A.-J. Simmons.
Macon, Ga.; A. W. Peurifoy, erry, Ga.
jartWtf P
MEDICAL CARD.
D R. E. J. MORGAN, having permanently
located in the the city of Bainbridge. ten
ders his professional services to the public, and
respectfully solicits a share of patronage.
Will be found at his office in Bower’s Block
during the day. and at hi« residence on Brough
ton street at night.
All calls promptly attended.
Bainbridge, Ga.. March 6, 1869 ' 22-tf
Allen’s Pain Doctor.
Copying and Seal Presses,Veb Knives,
B«ok Printiof Paper
A -J*I>I*5K,--.
x; OoldP«w,x P <£ Cwgos, ! ’
MiKrfMfKr .mh
PArEBS
PLAYING. VISITING AND PRIN
TER’S CARDS, Ac.
Books Ordered or Imported at New Turk Ratos
joo w. cnnpKn. om. T. QCajrzocx. slut, c. x, non
may l,—'
Dr- M. L. Battle's
BIBTIFEIUE
W ILL beautify tbc tcetli and give" a sweet
odor to the bnath. If yon want to have
good Teeth when old. have them filled when the
first symptoms of deeny are discovered—the
tartar removed — and use this Qentifiice. If you
neglect so to do, your Teeth will nM only-drop
out, leaving you nothing with which to masti
cate yourfood, hot cause you to sulfur from
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Uypocbomlres and Hys
terics. “A hint to the wise is sufficient.”
jESt'This valuable Dentifrice can bo bad ot
Dr. M. L. Battle, who can be found at bis nffice
on South Broad street. (anglflf
mstfEANCE
JStpa Fire Insurance To.
Hartford. Connecticut.
Nett Assets ..$4,083,123 78
Southern Mutual Insurance Co.
Athens, Georgia,
Nett Assets.............. ............. ..$294 G35 12
All holders vf Twelve Mouths' roUeies share in the
JOB* SH.VR07]
BAINBKIDGE, GEO
1 311E traveling public ,
. that this Houso has been ^
paired anil refitted, a, *,'1**
hrouglmut, and rendered ODenf'i’ ’
ble and agrceah'.e hotel, in the S-U*"
liberal patronage it has hctvtcf^,
passengers on the rivers Mi! ra p-
or expenses will be spared to makUwJ
IMITcE all that anyonccuulSl
test it* merit*. ’'s
p.3~ Transient Board $3.00,
*ept?6-49-ly
What Hotel do you stop , t f utC
THE ALBA fi V S
kept by
Tft, BARJTES.
If yon want a clean licit and oio,
GO TO THE “ALBANY
If you want Ic find
POLITE, ATTENTIVE SEE
GO TO THE ALBANY id
In short, if yon want tofindcvmibj
you comfort able and harp,
to call at the
ALBANY llOtit|
I JjrtV Hacks always ready In t mr
J to nn*l fmin the Depot.
llrftrrurc :—A ny pci ?nn llnl(.i. r
I at the Hrnish. .M. D.UnEftjj
_ mcht3-23 ty
iinowp* nm\
Opposite PasssngttUepoti
T HE influence of this «
tunes of M:ic«»n l»si* Imth M\
chief hu>incy.- of the eit i y «ti*l llirsni
uient’> going on me e«»nei!inr:itin;iitt
Hotel, when lirsl otiiliiishcil.tvrlrrja
was on the suburbs of r!i« citv:iti>M
verv centre »J bn*icm* !
E. K. 1)IH
.TiinO. 1 .*09-1 1-1 v
A EAE2 OPPOETMl
17URLONO & WEST.diL
l* tin.Ill 1*1 olograph 'IVit.arts
,,.g fiRKAT IN1 »'l:l’KilKNTSi.*
it g good l’ielnie* :,l gra'I; I
l*i:ICKS ! full al h- Tint
riire TWELVK ciM 1> 1’1‘Tia
Oi.KI'O!.I.AR ! A'*-’. fii.e.\Hw
ami diisee nl. exlreliiely L'« I 1 '
se|'13-2w .....
SoEitSsens & Id
HOUSE
JCHIJ c. VAUr-3
J :l*v Ilf K;|-I Trill...---1
Clin' i-.-teil will, t'.e f '!-'V | :|
Wfil pPMiittllv al tend In III h|
Iril*leJ to Inin by his IWti.dsu.'
elsewhere.
IloorER H.tnnis.
HOOFER HARRIS
(Lnle 1 In iris, (laineji lV|
©am’sion pndl
IS
Soutliern Jtnd Western/^
FnuKsas and Dominth
NO. 361 B KOA0
NEW TOK
Dee 5. 1308-9-1 y
LBGALW/n^
Administrator’s £a- e |
I1Y virrue of an ianler granted 1
of Ordinary of Decatur
sale at public outcry bef'ffc 1 1
door in the town of Dainbro Z e - J
Tuecday in November J
belonging to the estate ot • 1
deceased, said lands beinj* kn0
hereon Mid Smalhrood l> rct ,cv .
HC63 acres juorc or
lent :*»d
North by lands of McLyn :
of Scott. 7*iuluck anilotlierf-’
lands 61 Vfni. Powell* and
tb« **
ninus 01 in- ru»u» . . i w *a
of Swicord and othere, cal* “
vision Turins <*llriil. * * .
Ga. Masonic Mutual Life Ins. Co,
Macon. Georgia
X. L. CLOUD,
ang24-43-tf Agont for Bainbridge, Georgia
HILLlMiRUBSESS-MiKIl
MRS. MART J. REYNOLDS,
T> ESPECTFlJI I.r Inform* the ladle* «t Bainbridge
‘ 5 *«d vicinity, that she has jnst received a 1»eantifnl
and carefnGy selected stock of Goods, eqaal. if not
^P^rioj, to any ever brought to this city. Her new
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS,
and rich and tasty
DRESS PATTERNS.
T?.adat:-^
BiMnnSe Cellars, le. h,
ARE ALL ART ORR COULD DESIRE
before her anpply
deffto^f: E »P« i « r '3'bwold iKitrmi* .houldnot
Bainbridge, April 95.1368.
virion. Terras cash.
ScpM 1-40.1.
Administrator’s
tN the fir?t Tuesday i"
Sis |
O N the Er?t Tuesday m
be •■>I<I befnre Ike C " u, b “‘^|
town of Camilla, NIi'clie! t0 - ^
estate of Ju*e Coleman, derc ^
Lot of Imn.l -r J " |' S (H
more or less off of llie ‘
all lying in the I lib b‘ i y,rlf
the benefit of heir* and cr (
cast,; the balance *cenw ^
property.
This September 2d, l >, j^
NOTICE.
OFFICE FL’EMTNft A RUTHERFORD >
Cambridge. Gg.,Dec. 18, 18«7. j
notified that the bnb&nption 1«t» have Hein
placed-in onr hand* for eoHeetion. 8„beeri-
please tak* nothceAbiit the first iiw*
Y 1 ' 1 j to pti-cenlfeaa n( , on tbeiffth
A WONDERFUL RriMEDY. for BheuraL ** No * <> “ ber Wwt, .and Jbat inataUmenta ..f
ti*m. Neuralgia, Pain* in the Side. Back »T,fi 30p«r cwnt^will jontlnua ho till du-on lt;
Limbs, Tooth Ache, Burns, Sprain*, Coru*, | 2001 »• each month iii.dl theanWrinli „ria
S.we Thri.ar. Cramp*. *e. ’ ! e,h:«,*tej. Subscriber! wiH *^. ^
BR0 - ” d 1 forward wiu,olit P-J SU3?. -
BL fT8 ****J"**-" ; m « ,,L e <">* Jne and as they falf due to <■*. »> tl****!
wof’.fir**r-imie^Sto. ,„„
i aeeai-tr Attorneys for X. I G. R. Co. j isw
flECATUR SIIPEB® ®
APRIL TEB«’ lSP
GEORGiA-DecatnrCo“fL
R. H. ^UTLEB, r ’| ^ -.
N. W. JOHNSON. J „K'
TT being rerrescDtud ,n l “ .
1 nf H. H. llutler, adnnDJs^Jy,rt^|
Parham, dec’ll, that to Be*
8th daytrfUecimNr, i Bi u
veyi-il to said B. H. l j »;il
of Land in the 2ts»
known in said district** *
securing the payment
prineipslrtntercstsnn "je ^
aai d notes txrtb dated Uw ^ oL_
one due 1st of 4»nn*r>, 1 T f ' #J a *dj A
ary 1869. and hi
W. Johnson promised to
adniiia.-trator, sAwesaid- "^ ^
asassav»rt»!®
principal, e j
tho sn^oftbMptwo
the same, or fsn-d^'i f-3
m tfeif in defknlt (111 ,-tsif -*
