About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1869)
The Sumter Republican lias been’en- I larged. We rejoice at this evidence of [piosjjerily. land seriously mangled. mn «**. '■ . We leiirn from the Appeal that Mr. G. jc. Fahn, a Confederate soldier with' but j As I n Port ant Foist Decided.—The Monroe Advertiser, of the 28th, say? :; §[ca* gtdverttecmfttte The meeting of tile Debating Club, WANTED, Everywhere.AGENTS—ntOO to $ last Saturday night; was well attended^ R. B. Findlay, Esq., of Macon, Ga., notwithstanding tha unpropition? char- ^ htexiai. tW* Macjjne «ii. -aitek. reit, todr, f |ha» had his right arm caught in a gin, 'acter of the weather, and an interesting »“**»** wamuta**£ discussion of tlio question ... | , MHIOr HiJUUrl. X I as. v* v ifij s* • ■ 8')a’ i t ) five retfn. We wil5 p.<V $l,0oo fer auy maclixii^gt ; It” > iou •ay > CORNER CONGRESS WHLgtKEB STS., SAVANhajj qn I Agents 1 Lin the streets of Brunswick, Ga. Mrs. Evans, one of the sufferers l»y | the Avondale disaster, loses eight of her ... Ttliii'h twice that amount ran br GEO. ilcYATHKON & CO., .Yastl- . evening: [one leg, was robbed a few nights since j the subject of debate n* xt Saturday i •Docs mental advancement, T >ji e ! T. ■nnessre. . Caution.—Do not be imposed np* n by other pnrtics pa&uing «»£T worthless cast iron inacitfites. under the some name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufoctLrjd. W ANTES -AGENTS. - iTot *» S200 per ni'Jtifth. evurywftoer*^ Male »u4 vFemme to intrvdict tlje IHSMGlXE IMPROVED COMJ/ON- SE.YSE SEWING MACHINE. Tins machine will stitch, hem, foil, tuck, quilt, ami* bind. braid and embroider in a most superior maunef. Pnee ©tily $1*. i v olly warranted lor 5 years. We will pay contribute to the happiness < t uw« ? Tbo Chvtt tfiat tn t'l<» the •bm’ston about the exp- ll-d negroes, has not family—her father, husband, three sons j sufficient '‘menial advancement to and three brothers; know whether it make* thMrf happy Or laud three brothers; Kt-v. Charles H. Coley lias accepted I the Rectorship of St. Marks Parish, |Brnnswick, Ga., and will permanently reside in that city. Tbo Atlanta Intelligencer records I the death of Nsnhie Logan, daughter [of Col. Jared J. WhitAker, the editor. The ThomasVille and Albany Railroad |wiil be completed to Albany, including aridge across Flint river, by the first of larch next. We regret to learn that Gen. Toombs |ies dang6ix)itsly ill at his home in Washington, Wilkes county, Ga. The steamship Zoe was loading up at ivannah ou the 27th ult., for Liver- wol. This is the fit st of the season fo,i |hat port. A letter from Gen. Grant’s private Secretary, says that the President will at rend the Agricultural Fair, at Macon, [if his duties at the time will permit. The repairs of the steamship Ban Jacinto have been completed, and she |hns again taken her place by the San (Salvador on the Empire Line. The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel | lias come out in a new dress and with I enlarged borders. We rejoice at this evidence of the appreciation of a true and featless defender of the right by the intelligent people of that section. »<*— A monument of American and Scotch |granite, of beautiful execution ami appropiate design, has been erected I in Laurel Hill C erne try, Savannah, in memory of the late Rt. Rev. Bish- lop Elliott, of Georgia. (tIic Voice of a Crothci’s Blood. We inourn to sen so frequent in stances, in Georgia, of homicide among our voung men — mos' commonly lire result, of an otubmst of passion and 1 resentment for real or fancied injury, and sometimes happening indirectly from the excitement of artificial stimu lants. We beg young men to lake |scriotis n-bnonitior. from tlie terribl- (events of the kin i which have iatet\ happened in Georgia—to dtscontiimc |i!ie miserable practice of ettnying dead y (weapons, and cultivate a proper s-uis.- [bilitv to the sacred an 1 inviolable clmr- Iacter of that existence which Goi l.as given us, and sui routined w lit site!, awful sanction?, that one hardly knows! -j— who mast to pity —th? unhappy victim (of a inurJoro.is assault, or the wretched creature Who has imbrued his hands in a brother’s blood, and must henceforth wander over the face of the earth, with [the curse of Cain upon him — a fugiliv- (and a vagabond—ever purerie-!; in tin (terrors of a guilty conscience, by the (pale phantom 0f his stiicken victim. The awful remorse of a blood-stained soul has been repeatedly portrayed by (the master poet; but the vtvi.l p eturcs (of his fancy are not so terrible as the (dread reality so often witnessed by persons of age and experience, not.— Columbus Sun. » ■■ — .» $ 15. x v warraxuea iur o Bl*LLOCK’3 Soothing Syrup. — oav? j $1,000 for any machine that willsew a stronger, more . f j beautiful, or more elastic s**an» tlmu ours. It makes ;e Hmer : C!!« Cornier ' “I his I? one ol : —Elastic; Lock ^tich." Every wcmol stich ll.^ ■ - , j can be entand etill the cloth cannot be pulled apart die greatest remedies recently mvelltco. without tearing it. Wepajr agent. Iron. STS to yaoD it is so effective, that we give it a little ‘•puff” gratis. It enres, Excessive Indignation, Chronic Di<gn?tj Hatred f,»r Infamy, Persistence for Right, and many other complaints to which the Southern people are subject; Many cases heretofore considered obstinate, have yielded to its influence, and me now thoroughly cured. It is composed principally of a powerful substance, I bcalq-iUte. tSienMehi'nevtaitasvrJrtifilif a rival inti 1 1 • r , _ 1 world. It is simple durable and p.activet. Weigl collected by tile tax-gatherers of Glh-r- j hut six nr-.e,, and occupies l.ardty more apace r a SciRSOrs 1-ase. J/oves over tin; fabric and fol per month mul tawiiscs, or a commission wh|ob twice that amount can be made. Adf&ss SLCOMC i: Co., riTTsobuG, l*a.; Boston^ Mass., or St. I/mb*, Af»>. . * Caution’.-Do not be hapoeed upon by mther par- ties isilniing off worttd.-ss cast-iron machines, under ttie same name or otherwise. Ours is the uidj gen uine ami really yrracticl chc.41 nuwlmic nmuulac- 1 'cauttos—Ejota. —Wc rantioh the public against actihetm in .VaslivilK T»-nu„ «r they »re not oar dnlv sittimiwcd agents, having copi.sl onr advertise- m.-iit witiimrt snlharity tnsn ns. Wc sludl not hold ourselves responsible for woitl.less machines sold bv other 1’ irties. Tbc Gfnuink .Vaciiines can be had onlv troiu ns or our authorized agents, who will always have a certificate of agency signed by us. Ileicarc "f I fringrrs. ■ gin, compounded by Dr. Rullock, an given according to the extent, of the affliction. Priee - - Expressed favor for Bullock, andithe negro l?gislato»s. When a Cure is not tn-'Je a f tcr thor ough trial, tiie remedy will bo taken back and no charge made.” 'BAJNBMDGE PSICES CUEREN7; Oorrettoa Weekly by A. T H.EID. and .-Itiieritain Quilter.—Specially design«*d fbr | Quilting, Embroidering and £titohir.g For quitting * the hs than >lloW8 anv design stamped on the cl*’th. Ki tail price only $6. Forwarded bv return mall pre-pahl on receipt of pricoi Very liberal imUft i fneir.s* * ftorert. ifeud fdr. Oircnlar* with terms to Agouti*. Ga*.!, or address, REki), Lee & Co„ iTf*pti«tor8, 2m //roadway New Y. City. Agents, Read This! tt r E will piy Agents a salary nfThlriy Dollars * f per week and expenses, or allow a larg.« commis sion. to si-11 our iu*w and wonderful inventions. Ad dress .1/. WAGNER & CO.. Marshall, Jfich. ^ A IIow I made it in six months. Secret and wmmKVsample AMedffce. A.J. FuliaM, .V. 1” A 1 >.\Y.—:»:! newartirl-s lor agents. Samples o&t? free. II. II. SRkV?i Aitrctl* Me. It should be remembered that these ure Retail Prices. Large orders will be tilled at Lower Rates. Hagon—Clear sides lb.'24 Ribb<.-d sides *. • !b 2’S 1 ^ ’24 Shoulders lb 20 Os 2 L Convassetl Uanis .....Hi 28- Flour—Superfine 1>1>I H G(> fit 1000 Extra-Family bid 12 00 ® 15 00 Ask your Doctor or Druggist f ;>r SWEET Q,U1NI\E—it <X]ua)s (bitter) Qninino. Is made only by F. STLARNS. Gbonjist, C'OLEURX’S PATENT USD JACKET AXE Meal Rice Coffes—Kio Parched .Im 125 "4 WJirifi lb 2.1 (/« lb 15 v) Trvr jti 40 tfli Suoap—Light brown... .............ll» 3C ra C l-uirtvl .... lb 25 ($ Salt-. : t . Tobacco—Average Wheat Biian VI ...gal 55 (^73 :; i i .: i . SJXk 3 50 (a) 7» Or 1 r.l, m 2 (it) 2 bn 1 35 (ai 111! 1 (1(1 fib _ .... L . ! ^ — special Uotircc.. Till: Foi-i IIT 11 ROUND OF QUARTIELY COL 1 i LaFNCLd Fr#R r..\iN/»JU!)(;i: mstkl t* Is better 'ban onr rrjrnhtr shaped Axes fir tbo«P j rouMuif: First— ii deeper. Second—Ti dotrt -lick i*« the 1. Tbini—It does n< t jar the ! bard]. Fourth — No timers wasted in raking the j axo -uit of flic rut. Fifth—With the same labor j v..n will do om*-tbin! m..re wmk 'ban with the i regular axes. Rc«l paint has.iioL]ji:i^ r«. do with • * lie ^**iol qua!: ies *»r th*? n.^n ' fbr lffi oij- axes ! art: painted red. It omr banhv-.rc st«*re docs J m»t keen o*»r ;'o«.«ls. We will gladly sinswcr in— - quir ios o«- li -1 yoiM* oilers, or jjivo vus the name | of the lb a t-: .b ai.-r who keeps our A xes. L II’LH N ( 0 r ! A i: \ K F W i; L r„ h. P T UiK Kl.I.-r. Rev. (! ...rg.. T. riatke. | C > „r P M, jacket s_ rnnkimlim f-,lt..*i«g #r.|M>b,lif,-ht? ft.r 1> ?l p fWflnMi VStfO. Oei. 9. ill; <•.-*•* .in j '. " ; .lint Sjirirg ftreek Oe(, I‘t. 17; .M„r- : | )• U I'C'! r.-. > . . i- : t; i ; , t n \ i 1 ,v. 1V (J. H A> jnst reeeiveu n large invoice (irfii-?t-ol.f«-Gooil>H iniporlwl Ju'cel fthm Uie'ecJ faeturer?, expiessiy tor this establishment, consisting of :f i:. : ■. . Of the Most Celebrated Makers, American mid Foreign MantifitcMtH!. Clocks, plain and ornamental, for.office and parlor use. The latest style nf Jec/fr,; superb assortment.) Silverware, of excellent, workmanship, warranted li) l>. ]eref/r.-j, AGENTFDR Wheeler & Witsen’s Noiseless h aawaa-u ia&©niavi£3si ? Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired, by experienced woikm<«i. iit, t\,e »V»itc?l Cash paiil foi Oi l Silver. jan9 14 ’(>9 AT ct. 23.2-1: llaiohrMce. Oil. tut, :;| : 1) catm‘. X«v. If. i ! : Kljkciy. N-.v. •_>«. 21 : K..n I Gainc*. X*»v. 27. 28. brethren .-hoiild i not (ail to he i«-.-«vnt. (.it) ffn: -t: mm ^(Ivcvtbcmcwfsi. w.-r.) it u-av-hes li.»w j i>r. l» / v T) i AI!e-u*rf (’a »u!l 1 ' Mi-sn; f j -i-lif- G .i :••:.» U..i:,k,!.;d j tislu s. /■ • tth S vtmj^ir,, i. spirit :•'•!• xVUltG.-i: l: J.r \M .v < i , b2i»dt*l|>l:i : N*:ir- :*iit by Pab- cit 3 loro For : Heat. r^'We sur.d'omlns! r j * iK fub 1 once, the fine Hiliok Kr«re. *•»» or.Mjpied at present by M. A. jlurberlbrd. E i The sea ml is one o* the best in t (»*• f*ity. re*»»t seating rho trad- r-uning from three iurmrtai roads. Terms liberal. Apply fu E. D- WATER?. Oct. 9-2-!in T II l r . Ci t •( ' 1 ?»•*«! F \ V Y f v= ! son-!.: :.s a C ;;b, 'Watch, .Vili Ln Fro a of Cost;. id f i ::t do 1 t !«- of DRY o soiy i'i-r- % Pitre i live PROLIFIC COTTON SEED. A FEW hundred bushels of FIXE PRO LIFIC COTTON SEED fur sate. PRICE $2 PER BUSHEL, Sacked and De’ivercd at Dep- t. ItKFKnP.NCKS:—W. It. Smith, Capt. C. F. f last anth- have r«l of i Col. roulil ment of a been • /-» I ^ \ ^ t * ItEFEIIRNCES »». i>. omuii, V»pi When voting Colson ?0 CHlSfltSsly l C!))1 , erf| Atlilpu lg„.., Decatur Co., Oa. and wii-ke.Jly—in tbo mere excitement of a morbid condition of the mind, shot voting Mason—as soon as the fa'a! wWk was done, lie exclaimed that 11" woulil give millions to recall the horrid deed. But it was loo late. Then boga n that fi-arful remorse, which will pursue the utiiiappv man to hi? grave—which will never leave him, but cling to him like the shirt of Nes?tis—stinging and burning and eating into the i- most re cesses of liis’soul—till existence becomes an insuppottable burden. Young man, for your own sake, avoid tiama j blood-shed. Shun all the approaches o the ‘ to such a featf.il catastrophe. Cultivate ■liit-h I seif jiossession. Restrain your tempers. 1 rt " : iverp no deadlv weapons about you. • and learn to think with awful revercrco of that myst-rions sp.uk of life—so easily fxtingnished—but which is the rrifi of God to guilty mortals.—Macon i-e,l j 'Ttlegrai-K. the f (he n m- the Orders containing ra^ncy by Expre?? with directions for shipment- promptly attended to. j. K. Latimer, Spai ta, Ga. Attapulgus, Ga., Sept. 23, 18(59. This is to certify that I bare planted during flic yearJCwtton Seed purdiascl of .T R Larimer. E-^q. I c^nsnler the seed superior to any oilier ,,f lid* seetion, and will yield at lra«t one hun dred per cent more thnn the fc*d (Paget) I have been planting for years. W. B. SMITH. oct 9-2 til 1st j.m. Administrator’s Sale. X the f.rst Tuesday in November next, wil! be sold before the Conrxhoofc door in the ’of Camilla, Mitchell county, Ga.. the reiki j estate of Jose Coleman, deceased, consisting of i L«*t of Land No. f>9. and one hundred acres j more or less off of the West side of Lot No. 32. j all lying in the 11th District of said counts*, for j (he benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms—ball j cash; the balance secured by mortgage on the ! property. NANCY POPE, ndm’x. j This September 2-3, 1869. 4fi-40d. j o y add: J. i*. 52 XWV.S 5i CO., 15 > tfe .330 P.Mlcral St.. Hostui, F.Q.//OXC. It.—T.idh»!os-given rrn a]»j*!i *.:tIon f» r catalogue. litfsbnrg. B it* AYHITTlSn. ') V/yib* ntreiit. /*;».« of W:»i.m-wid.* r,] af:ti*»n. tn- tts Solid 2 sfii ail i : also, Ktfiiiaidl the result of srlf-abu priinuhb.t. 5*1 pagos. X*» inaltcr ease. Consult, ti tal Ac , Hips for sealed fjjfh-d, state the THIS (S NO HUM8US!W«. color of eyes and hair, you will receive by return m iii, a comict pi -ture of your future husband or wife, with name ami date of m rri.-ge. Address NY. FOX, I*. O. Drawer. No. 8. Fnitm.vihe, N. Y. TIIHTY' YEARS’ Exp licnre In <U* IJITIIRT i»f CHroniC sect senses.—.1 l*'iijfSolrujirn\ Yir.w >>/ ti>irriiiijr. —The ?L«apcst book ever-published—containing nearly ;pjO pages, and i.10 fine plates and engravingsot the an.«(omy of the buc?an organs in a state of health and disease, wi'h n treatise on early errors, its deplorable consequences upon the mind and body, wilh the ani.li *r’s plan of treat ment—the only rational an:i successful mode of cure, ns shown by a report of cases treated. A 'rutliful adviser to ibe married and those con— t'-iiipla’ing marriage who entertain doubts of • heir physical condition. Sen*, free of postage to any address on receipt of 25 cents, in stamps or no.-tal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX. No. 51 Maiden Lane. Albany. New Y. rk. The author may be consulted upon ary of the dis eases up i, which bis book- treat, either pc: son- •illy or by rm.il,. and medicines sent to :u y part »f the world. Great Distribution II)- the .••Ictl'r,p;:l:t.ii, Girt Cn. stin- pted hiug Death o* Ju«tse Win. M. Kiley. We are pained to announce the deatli of Judge WuxiAM M. lliLF.r, late Ordi nary of this eiunity, and a mai highly j es’eemvd by all out people, as a public sted, ! officer and a cit : zen. His liahits were [ and j mo lest and unobtrusive, hut his sterling ! been i worth and undoubted integrity were E. L. N FID LINGER, Dealer in E&DMiiBl, AND HARNESS. RUBBER AND LEATLER BELTING, Saddlery Ware, Leather, etc.. No. 72 St- Julian and 105 Bryan St., SAVANNAII, GA. pl 8—5ft—'Im CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $500,000. Every Ticket Draws a Prise, 5 ca4i gifts, cadi... ^eft;OhO 10 cash gift**, each To.lKKJ h gifts, each 5dX» 1,00(» 5U0 100 b gifts, each 2tx. casli gifts. eacii :»00 cash gifts, each 50 elegant ruwwwtl jnan^s, 75 i * Ci nic!*5dconK 350 sewing mu^ulwu- - : • « 506 gold Wali llt S - - •• (Josh prize.-, silverware, izc., valued at each $300 to $700 “ 7'.to 100 ‘ OOto 175 7-7 to 300 £1,060,ouc POPULAR PRICES WIIOLESALK arjf! ItETAIL DRY GOODS MERCHANTS 131 ti' inghioii) Sa i tt, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, IIAVEbPEXEl) THEIR AXD AhE 0FFERIXG IX BOTH Imported cfc Doraesiic G*-zc& AVIXfl one o r tbeir firm pcrnriTicntly estahlished : n Xew Ynric. where he hupI" ? ' j,. principally at auction—they have alt the advantages of tbe Loading Northern buying ar.d can sell as CHEAP. In dcalin^.with their customers they aim at gai»* n ? 1 ■*'* : .I fidence, and permanently securing their trade aud for this eml conduct their bos■ H •f the highe-t inteerity. and adhere ytrictlv to I he ONE PRICE SYSTEM. maj lj-’Mlj fi. D- SMYTHE & CO- IMPOr.TEBS Of CROCKERY; Wim and (Bhm, AND DEALERS IN 142 CoSGEESS t£ l4i STi Jcxiax Sts., — . ■ '-'-i t . */ ■ SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA. rep ti 8—till 1st jan. A chance tmlraw any of the above prize, for 23c. Ticiet- fle« ! ifiiug prize are .-eated in eiiv. ioj*s aud well miaed. uu m-. il t I,f .3c. a . r -tleU Tickrlin drawn without choice ai.d .-.-i.t I.. mail p. anv addreea: The prize named up. :! it *ili be delivered" to the ticket hold-ron pajment of.e.e Dollar. Prizes are tmmt- , ,1 a Ti<xt<xi ,. ri . i COMETSlISn SEW—:In. m'uical circles the diately sent to any ad.lierKl.yeipr.-ss.a-r. tummaiL from : everywhere reco.n.z il -• !■ 1 * ai CMe I I. . j ^ l&sfey Or-aits are all the rage. They art the j Yciu will know wlsai jo-tr ] icre, i only t>J , '' s election lo tl«e responsible aded i position of Ordinary, but by numerous ents ! other fiduciary trti>is which lit; liebl. He ’ is to be buried by his brethren of the •t durable and bare the finest tone, remarkab] for tiic-lr sweetnem and jiower. Tlie Vox Humana prize is before you-pay [foriL Any Priat exchanged fnr another of .the same *ue. No blank*. OUr patrons can depend on fair aiid Vox Jubilant* are the greatest novelties and best i dealing, inventions ever introduced. J. BSTEY <fc CO., Brat- J Refesttces :—TTc select the following from many tleboro. VL, S*»ie J/annfacturers. r of hole lonel md lipa- rned United Lodge of Odd Fellows, this day. The Judire died of consumption of the lungs; and his age, we suppose, was in the neighborhood of fony.-— Afacr.n Messenger. 2 trd Twf.kty Eionx co'oreil women li ft Norfolk. Virginia In Ihe Boston steam er for Massachusetts, Tuesday afternoi r, for domcsiic service. who have lately drawn Valuable prizes and kindly j permitted us to publish them : Andrew J. Burn** ! Chicago, $J0,000 ; J/iss Clara .S’. Walker. Baltimore’ The Purest, Best and Cheapest; i Simmons Charleston, piano, ’ *' ' names without i*erniis*i<»n. Opinions or Tnt Puess >- __ p and tleeerve tiit ir success.—Weekly Tribtme. 5Iay 8.’ “Wt kuour them to bi a fair dealing firm.*’—Y. Hera hi. May 28. ‘A friend of ours drew a $500 prize, which was prompt y received.’*—Daily JVews, Jnne 3. . Send far ewmlaue Liberal inducements to agents. ! .Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of sealed ■ Envelopes contains one cash gift. Fix Tickets for ! $2; 13 for $2; 35 for ?5; 110 for $ 15. All letters should i be uddressed to HARPER. WlL$C.\ dCO„ 173 Deoadwat, New York. ESTABLISHED 1844- SOLD BV ALL GROCERS, Win. fl. Davidson, 150 Bay Street, Savannali, CJeo. WnoLi»AiiE akuBstaxl, Dealek Ik a,d •»“* AID LIQOI RS O F the FINEST QUALITIES; al*o Role Agent, for the States of Georgia and Flori da, for the sale of Massey, Huston <fc Co.'s Cele- j brated Philadelphia Ale. Orders solicited. Oct. 3, 1859. l ly. J. H. PUTNAMt D&VLER IN’ • WRITE PINE, BLACK WM ASD POPLAK LUMBEIL STAIR RAILS, - “ KEWEt rbSTS .. . AXDBAl^ Cor. ol Harrison, & Laurel Sbc c> | SAVANNAH, GA. Oc!.. 2-1-Sni. ■ B»C. McKEE. h. M- ceNNET! ’ IHeKEE & BEAAE lT; BEAIXiiS ii Carriages, Buggies* Ac., Ac., is. Corner Wert Broad <**«» B * r SAVANNAH, « A: Ilaro*’* 5trd ,! - At this Extensive Repository iC J X*’ ,r*ff will always be fonad A rar'is'} 0 all the most fasbionaW* Carriage, Sockaway and JYow in cse. All work sold sod this EilahlUboent will I ro1 .nted* 2 .{ctl ST REPAIRING EXECUTED !>' NEIt, AT RE.\?0NAEh> ; rAT ^. Jac9, LSi'-tt
