About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1869)
■mSmUtn 5hei0ainbrul(|t JMgttS WILLIS SI. RCSSELL, - - - Editor. BF.K.K nCSSELL, - - - *«■’< Editor. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3KrH, 1W69. Camilla an«l Cutl»lM*rl H- It- The Tliomnsville Enterprise gives the names of the Directors of this proposed road, which we copy, viz: Col. James L. Seward, of 'lliomas- viHe, has been elected President of the Camilla and Cnthliert Railroad, and Captain W. L. Walthonr Secretary and Tcsasuser, and A. Ii- Haines Assistant* The following gentlemen are the Direc tors: Mr. Joseph Sculleh, General A. H. Colquitt, Major W. D. Williams, of Baker county; Captain L. W. Walthonr, Col. W. M. McLendon, Captain T. C. Lyons and James L. Seward, of Thom- asville. No one can, for a moment, doubt the injurious effects of this road, when built, upon the future prosperity of Bainbridge, provided the Bainbridge, Cutbbert and Columbus Railroad is not completed in time to establish the through route via Bainbridge before the Camilla line is finished. The citizens of Bainbridge have not taken that inter est in ihe B., C. and C. Railroad its importance demands, and by delaying decisive action in the premises, they have periled more of their^fmaMV ..jo.-d fold than was necessary to in- ' sure the immediate success of the enter prise, thereby plucing our city in a position to defy all successful competition. But it is not yet too late. Proper efforts now may redeem our past indifference, and secure a boon that is about to be wrested from us, and by parties who know what, they are about. The Camilla enterprise has no State aid, aud may be delayed until an other season for the want of the requi site means. It is no trifling matter, in times like these, to construct a railroad, and but few counties are able, without assistance from some quarter, to run a road through its limits. The B., C. and C. Railroad, with its $12,000 per mile of State aid, ettn be built, and that at once, provided the people take hold of it in the right spirit, and determine to co operate with the President and Directory in their efforts to place the road under contract to Cutbbert by the first of De cember proximo. Wha't say the people of Decatur and Miller counties, and the merchants and business men of Bainbridge ? Can you refuse to do your duty wheu you have so much involved ? We shall see. The Dem^craiic I’arlf. We feel, says the LaG range Reporter, that we cannot too urgently insist upon the importance of the perfect organiza tion of the Democratic party in the South—especially in Georgia. The late elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio should give ns encouragement. In those States the Republican majorities have been greatly reduced; and as soon as we can get rid of military domination in the South, Radicalism will no longer hare an abiding place among us. The prond position of the Democratic party in Georgia to-day is the resnlt of well or ganized efforts and discipline among ns. The power that the opposite party n»w holds in the State is the result of mili tary despotism and the most outrageous frauds npon the rights of the people by Federal hirelings and Fed ?r*l bayonets. These removed, the Radical party could carry scarcely a single county in the State, an evidence of which we have in the reeent municipal election in Savan nah, where the negroes out registered the whites nesrly or qnite two lo one, and who were two years ago under the most perfect Radical discipline. The Democratic party carried that election overwhelmingly. Theie are a few weak-kneed Demo crats, it may be, who are ready to yield because forsooth we have not entirely succeeded in the£ottf,h. JThey seem to -fOVget tJmTSf.Iwv h intresses with every election, and that we have to lmt- tie against the power of Federal patron age, controlled by a party well discip lined and unscrupulous. The time i» not far distant when we shall force that party of corruption to yield to the clam ors of the people for reform in the msm- ag-nent of our governmental affairs.— The Democratic party is the only organ ized party that promises success in the restoration of civil aud political liberty, Indeed, there are but two parties now If the Democratic party, with its long prestige aud formidable organization cannot restore the Government to its original purity, then we can look to no new organization to do it. Let us hold on to it. N. E. SOLOMON, WHOLESALE gear gidwrtbmcnts. BAINBRIDGE, rBTIIBKKT AII^COL¥NBI7S R. R. 'nSt&u, Hew HttartiSfmnits. INCORPORATED INI. Gr EOCE R» IMPORTER A DEALER 15 WIVES, LIQUORS, BAT STREET, OLD Number 205, NEW Number 1 173, Opposite Haywbai £ Sage's lee Uouse. vVASWAH, GA-. Invites the ATTENTION 'DEALERS Tcf a Large, Well delected sad COMPLETE STOCK CALL FOR lO PER CENT OF THE j 2ND <6 3RD INSTALLMENTS. Office B., C. A Ci Railroad Co., \ BaLIhRidge, O'* 25th, 1S69. ) A CALL for the Seco d and Third Install ment- of TEN per tent each upon the sub- , scnpti.m to the Capital ^t a-k ot the Bainbridge, j Cuthberf and ColunibtMiRailroad Company, i 1 hereby made upon ead^e jnd every subscriber to the same to be paid I^’oember 1st, 19fi9, and January 1st, 187® ’ Payments may b" made in Columbus, to Mr. John King, Banker; In Lumpkin, to Dr. J. K. Barnum; in Cuthbert. to Captain W. M. Tomlin. Secretary and Treasurer, and hr Bainbridge, to to the undersigned. ti BENJAMIN F. BRUTON, Oct. 30, 1869—11 President. The Charter of the B., C. and C. Railroad. The last issue of the Thomasville En terprise represents the editor of that paper us perplexed about the validity oi the Charter of the Bainbridge, Cuthbert and Columbus Railroad, he not being able to find it in the published acts of the late session of tbe Legislature, which dispose* him to presume there is -some thing wrong somewhere. The editor is right in regard to the publication of tbe bill chartering this road being omitted from a pamphlet copy of the acts of the last Legislature; but he is wrong in supposing that a mere inadvertency by an unauthorised publisher can effect the validity of a law passed by tbe Legislature, aud se curing the tacit endorsement of “the Governor.” We have seen a certified copy of the Charter, signed by tiie Secretary of State, and sealed with the Great Seal Captain Bruton has a copy thus endors ed, and Col. Tnmiin, of Cuthbert, like wise. The editor of the Enterprise can satisfy himself by addressing a note to the Secretary of State. We are not pre pared, this week, in the abseuce of the •only person in the city conversant with the matter, to give the facts in the cose, t>*t hope to be able to do so in our next issue. Revival at Mount Zion Chubch De catur county.—Tlie 4th Quarterly Conference, for Spring Creek Mission was-held at Mount Zion Church, on Saturday the ICth inst. The busi ness qf the Conference was unimpor tant, but tbe meeting connected with. it, which was continued until Sunday night the 24th, was a most excellent one. The Pastor was resist ed on Sunday, the 17th, by Rev. Geo. B. Swann, of Blakely; aud during the entire meeting, excepting only Sun day, the last day, by Rev. D. 0. Stan ley, Pastor of the Colquitt Circuit. The meeting resulted in the accession of seventeen adults to the member ship of the rhurCi ; and, perhaps, twenty or more persons were conven ed. The weather becoming inclem ent towards the close of tbe meeting, rendered it impossible to ascertain the exact number who profe*sed con version. A remarkable feature of the meeting was the absence of boister ous excitement, yet the feeling was deep, and the enjoyment real. Mount Zi< n Church is now one of tbe best churches in the connty. Brunswick.—Should the people con tinue flocking to Brunswick, Ga., dur ing tbe next six months as they have during tbe lust, Brunswick will soon be tbe moNt densely populated town on fbe Americas contrsest; srsd the ques tion is: bow are the people to live and lodge ? We are not going there our selves to domicile before next winter, if then, strange as this declaration may appear to the thousands who are impa tient at the low speed of the locomotive in their anxiety to reach Brnusw iek where they expect to make a fortune “in no tune,” but bote is a question they have newer once thought of. Geobqe Francis Train.— This noto rious individual has come out on the Byrou-Stowe controversy. He says: ‘Divorces and such things arise on account of money matters. Harriet is all wroug. She struck for fame and got infamy. Since her fate, I have stopped my book proving that George Washington was the mother of several children by his aunt.” A great Iwttle has been fought in Cuba in which Hie Cubans* were victorious. BAHTBEIDGE PRICES CUEEEET. Cwnsctta Weekly by ^L. T. REID. ffiCOK—Cleat aides tt 2* @ Kibbed gitki ft ** Shoulders.«* * ft 20 ^ 2i Canvassed fJatts. - ft 2S Flour—Superfine...*. ............-bbl 8»a»$r I0W Extra-Family bbl 11<X><&11400 Kick » Coitks—Bio -ft 25 @ Parched.... ...........lb 1® © Java ft 40 £ Sugar—Lipht Brown ft *<> @ Clarified ft @ Crushed ft 25 @ C** @ i5 Salt sack 3 50 <n Tobxoco—Average ft •£ § 1 Wheat Bran -ft 2 f - = A’EiO) Oats hn 1 35 (o> . ‘ nMV hn 1 On Of Liberal.—We have never known such a liberal man in trade as our friends John Darby A Co., in every community in which he has intro dneed his excellent Prophylactic Fhlid, he has given away more bot ties of liis disinfectant than are sold of some patented nostrum iu a year. And yet he has bis rewaid, for each bottle sprouts jip a. demand for a dozen. He. is now shipping it by thousands ah over tbe South. The Virginia Legislature bau elected John F. Lewis, forth© Long Term, and John W. Johnston, for the Short Term, as United States Senators. They are both Walker men—polity Republicans. ' Andrew Johnson has been defeated by 2jenxy Cooper for United States Senator from Tennessee. Cooper is said to be a man Of-good abilities, .and will do very well with Rrownlow. Special lloticf*. Sewing Machines. If yoa want a pood Sewing Machine for ill dollars, .-mil on G. W. Lewis, at the Clothing Store, Mid get me of Wilson’* Sh'title Jtacfciues—stitches alike uu H>th sides. For simplicity, durability aud beauty, they we without ft rival. G. W. Lewis. Agent for Southern Georgia. octl’-i 4 fui DESIRABLE Plantations to Rent O K Tuesdav, December Tth. I8«9. we will of fer for lent, lot the ensuing year, a: pub. lie outcry, before the Court Uouse door in Bain bridge, tbe following lands, vix: Arnett Plan‘ation containing 830 acre* open land Reynold* “ “ fj® “ “ Sims’ “ “ ,, Kolb “ u So - “ Johnson *50 Alto, two settleaeeots on Montoe place, on* of HO acre* ; the other of 70 acres—these eet- tlement* rented separately. TERMS—Fencing to he kept in gou« repair: Notes payab e 1st November 1870, with good security and lien on nil crops grown. ' TH. G. D. T05GE, F. L. BABBIT, Adm’r* Estate -. Davis T.nge- Cambridge, Ga., OcL : 18«9- (»-»*> GROCERIES, At a small advance from FIRST HANDS In the Northern’and E wtcfu 3LrrV*ts, com prising the following, and many other articles: . 300 boxes Soap, 200 boxes Caudles, 200 Factory Cheese, 200 State Cheese, 100 English Dairy Cheese. 150 half bbls. new No. 1 Mackerel, 150 half bbls. new No. 2 Mackerel, 200 Kits uew No. 1, Mackerel, 200 Kits new No. 2 Mackerel, cOO cases Preserves and Pickles, .150 boxes Starch, 150 ca.-es Tomatoes, 500 bbls. Flour, 154 boxes Bi Curb Sodc, 50 eases Potash and Lye, 20 bbls- White Wine Vinegar, 20 bbls. Cider Vinegar, 60 cases Sardines, 20 bags Pepper and Spiees, 260 reams Wrapping Paper, 25 reams Writing Paper, 40,000 Segars, 50 eases Oysters, 25 eases Condensed Milk, 25 bbls Soda Biscuit, 25 bbls and boxes Lemons, 25 bbls aud boxes Sugar, 25 bbls and boxes Ginger Snaps, 56 bbls Jessamine Whi-ky, 25 bbls Gibson Whisky, 50 bbls Boubon Whisky, JO bbls Gin, 10 bbls Runs, 50 cases Cabinet Whisky, 50 eases Nectar Whisky, 50 cases Robinson-Couuly Whisky, 50 cases old Boubun, 50 cases Schiedam Sraps, 50 Cases Iloi land Gin, 50 eases Loudon Cordial Gin, 150 cases Brandies, 50 cases Port Wine, 50 cases Sherry Wine, 50 cases old Madeira. 25 cases r-olomons' Bitters, 50 cases Slubq ch Bitters, 75 chests and Caddies of Tea, — bbls A. B. and C Sugar, — bbls extra C. Sugar, — bbls Crushed Sugar, — bags Rio Coffee, — Packets Java Coffee, — tubs Pure Lard, 46 half boxes Tuhaeco, 80 noddies Tobacco—all grades, ALSO: Breakfast Baeon Hams, Bacon. Dry Salted Meats, Eut'er,Sals’oda. Sauces, B*ueiog, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Tabs, Blackiug, Brushes, Pipes, M»las-ee, Syrups. Brooms, Buckets, Shot, Powder and Caps, Twine, Liverpool Salt, Table Sait, Cbd Fish, He: ring. Lobsters, Hake, CATJ 1 FIED31 NT&A&b5GTONL2?in?- SUfiAN^JboilPANY. CAPT. F. L. HALE, THE ONLY GENERAL AGENT FOB SOUTH GEOB GIA, By the following authonty in his Commission : ••Enow all men by these presents, fhat by virtue of authority given us" by-our Board of Directors. We merebv appoint Card- Fi General Agent, and HUpowerhifixjo 1FT*** v PH®***- idGENTA j-fortl ^.t/EDii 'TKE5Alui.oii.ic5 for this Company at all points he may visif in the *vfate of Georsfin, within the couuties or Chatham, tfiyan. Liberty. McIntosh, Wayne, Glynn, Camden Charlton, Perry, Ware, Clinch, Echols, Lowndes. B^rrian, Colquitt, Brooks, Thomas. Decatur. Mitchell, Miller, /faker and Early, iti all which Agent* slmll report and remit to him. “Iu witiiesH whereof. The sijjuatnre of the officer* of this Company with the ( fficial Seal of the t»aw>e the day and year above written, signed W. C CARUI> t GT05. Fr^ident. (seal.) J. J. HopkINk. Secretary. By the Anfhonf^m me thus vested. I remove any and all Agents and J/edical Examiners in anT of the above counties, not compljing with the above speci fications and directions. Any A pent of \penfs, oth erwise appointed, within this disfrfef hi*nsf rejiort at onck by mail to Crpt. F. L. Haaa, General Agent for t*outh*Geor*na. at Savannah. Office : 148)* Ba' *^’t. r George W. Pearce, the only Authorised Agent for peo^tur connty, by tiie above authonty, and Df. W. N. BiiffCE, Medical Examiner.’ F. L* HALF* Gen’l Ag*t fof South Ga., at Savanuuh. octi ui) RHEUMATISM. Swift 3c Sura cure CAPITAL,---$350,000! J. P. KOZEMAN, President. D. p. WILbCOI, SMrttsrf, C ONTINUES lofi»rn«M»J>BV*rc < t!V^»ritv against loss or damage by tire on all kinds of insurable prop- criy »t adeduate rates, . . . j^cuta <au be found at every prominent point in the Southern States, to whom applications for rnsur- ance may be made, jlpply to JOHN M. POTTER, Agent, oct23-4-2m . . . Bainbridge. Gs. |U«r gldrcrti^fmcut^. INEWCASB STOBlTy aIIEAP ,5Sg s ® n '' 5*:. pWoanyLJ ATTENTION 1 ATTENTIOM EVERY MAN Who has a House to Faint. READY-MADE COLORS Known as -Railroad" Colors. Guarranteed to be more economical, more dnrableand than anv paint ever before offered. A book entitled “Plain Talk with Practical Winters, with samples, sent free by mail on application. M**™* * G.obe White Lead and Color Works, 111.Triton st. iVew York. Established 1835. Beware oi imitators. wa w M A Hov I made it in six months. Secret and vIatU sample mailed free. A.J. Fullam, A. T wAg A DAY.—33 new articles for agents. Samples 9d60 free. H. B. 5HAW, Alfred, Me; Agents! Bead This! nr£ viu paj Agents a salary of $30 per week and *» expenses, or allow a large commission, to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Address Jf. Wagxjcb A Co., Marshall Michigan ■ anA per day SURE, to male or f-rnale. 25'ill salary or commission, to sell the House hold slewing Machine. Guarranteed for five vears. Address LogaS. Mack A CO.. Pittsburg. Pa. •3600 a year guarranteed to Agents. Address J. AHE.1RN. 5 F. O. Avenue. Baltimore. Md- EAYTON*» GREATEST LINIMENT OF TlfS AGE! IT WQiiXS L!X f A C9A M! PLANTERS! If you wish to purchase GOOD BOOTS Id SHOES! C.tLL OX— GEO. T. NICHOLS, 159 Congress st., SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. H IS article'!* Cannot be surpassed by the oldest firms in the city for beauty of appearance aud durability of w.ar. Givu him a call. Sod prove the fact to your satisfaction, oct*2.i 4 3m F 2UYT.E COLLEGE. Bordentown. N. J.—Board and tuition $208 p<fr year. For iSfalngiies address Ucv.-Tons H. HaarFLET. A. M., President. Leiebriilcd Stewart Cefik Stove! THE BEST IN THE OYER 100,000 IN USE Will do more work with the same amount of fuel t;.au any other Stove ever made. FULLER, WARREN & CO , Exclusive Manuf acturers, TROY. N. Y. gjj-Descriptive pampMeSs JUfi* ^ ; \,k yitUr f)f^!sro, l!f!**! *-* AfrfcET <jtTSI\E-it eijualB (bitter) Is mads Only by F. STEARNS, Chemist, Let roil. H ints on House Unfitting.” By J. W. Ma- suitv. (3., 43 p., 4<V. Free ov mail on receipt of price. M ASURY A W1HTO.V, N Y. JUST NOW ! Th ■ Publishers of the l arge Double Weekly NEW Y OBSERVER The bfck-Kt and Be* FjmUy Aerx/vyr, arc offering it to new subseritK.r on very fuverai«lc torms. Sain- pl -copies with circuliiT.s, Bent fiee to any address.- .$3.30 per annum. SIDNEY E. VORSF*, Jr., k Cft., 37 p«4.*v How. New York. ’ T has been applied t«> tiie I i streets of Savauuab, Alaco masses in *hs'* Augus a. (’«- .uuibus, Montgoioery, and all leading cit.kfr and towns to the river from his famous cai riage, fui ma«*y years, with Wonderful Success. THE HOST SEVERE CASES RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS IN THE BACK, BREAST, JOINTS, & SIDES. were broight to the Professor, who as quickly rubbed the patient thoroughly with his Oil OF LIFE, sending them a»»y in every in.-tanee entirely relieved, thus cunsingone bottle *-f Liniment t<- 'are hundreds of dollars in doctors’ bills. The Churchman, THE BEST and I 1 D n C0T Wt Ncwsp: p -r with the LRnUto | circulation in the prDtentaut E »iscopal Church. Sent t AEEonc montli for examination, and till Junnary 1. 1870, t< urAV n*i;bf»crlt»ers f»r that year. $8a year, ui advance. M. tt. MAI.LORY * Oi. Hartford, ft. FOR AIA.UN.1NG Ci-.uiiii.NG, ETC. “More convenientlural? ink.” Am. AjrwuHtualUt. “Invaluable to h »usekeepers.”— wwi ? Lo.'ly s l*ook. “A verv usefnl article. ,f -—Am. Iwu’itut* Jlrport, 1h6i. .Sale Agent E. FABER. l:W William street, N. York. S<»\d bv Stuti«»ners and Dealers ernywhere. \ vxENT8 wanted.—$15 to $<00 per meitth to sell the original and improved Common Sense Sewing Machine. ^411 complete for $15. It will hem, fell, stitofi. bind braid and embroider in a most su perior manner, making the celebrated “Lock Stitch. Chution.—Do not buy machines under the same name as ours from any one except those having the certificates of Agency, signed by ue. as they are worthless cast-iron machines. For circulars and te: ms, address or appb to C. BOWERS & CO., 436 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Cor. BROUGHTON & WEST STS. Quick Sales ! Small Profits! I TdKE pleasure In announcing to the citizen. UoiubrMge and adjoining country that i w opened a first-class establishment for the public ,, commodation, where the br.yor will be furulsLej « LOW RATES FOR CASH. DRY GOODS! — A If D — GROCERIES, FRUITS AND CONFECTIONS, In quantities to gait PURCHASERS. I have now on band, and am consCwfiJ’ receiving a most excellent assortment of * FLOUR. BACON. LAItD. Syrup, Apples, Oranges, Candies. Raisons, gr-d many other things too numerous to mention. Call and see me before p ircha.ing elsewhere oat 23 4 lm W. H. MARTIN. COLBUH!» T S FATEST RED JACKET AXE Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these reasons: F'irgti=- ft Cuts deeper. Second—Itdon’t stick in the wood. Third—It does nut jar the hand. Fourth—No time is wasted in taking the axe out of the cut. Fifth—With the same lahor v.,u will do one-third more work than frith the regular axes. Red paint has nothing to do will, the good qualities ot this axe. for afl our axes ttre painted red. If yonr hardware store does not keep oor goods, tfe trill gladly ansfrer in quiries nr fill your orders, or give you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axes. LIPFINCOTf A BAKE WELL. Pittsburgh. Pa. Sole owners of C >1 burn’s and Red Jacket Patents. Csi -TH£- ci»: We are Comimg! I 'HE Great Original Dollar Sale of DRY and FANCY GOODS, and will present to any per son sending w* a Club/ a Watch, Silk Dress, Piece of .Sheeting;, Free of Cost. Rend for Catalogue of Goods and sample,—deliver ed to any address free. J. S. HAWES & CO., 198 & 930 Federal St., Boston,. Mass., P. O. JBoxC. N. B.—Samples given on application f£2*'€fc4taoguc. D R. WHITTIER, 9 Wylie Ffrcet, Pittsburg, l*a., of Union-wide reputa***Sy freats all venereal diseases; also, seminal- Weti^toess, impotency, kc , the result of self>abSciid ‘z stamps for sealed pamphlet. 50 paijes/- No matter who failed, state the case. Co*«uiiation free. tJTofrfir of Wisdom for Young Men on the W fJuling Passion in young and early manhood. witA* self-help for the erring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed envelopes frpe ot charge. Address Howard Ah.socition, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. Er-ols. Store For Rent MTIIE subscriber will rent, if applied to at JL once, the line Brick More, an Water Street occupied at present by M. A- Rutherford, E-q. The scand is one ol the best in the city, repre senting the trade coming from three important roads. Terms liberal. Apply to E. D- WATERS. Oct. 9-2-'m K AY TON'S OIL OF LIFE Is now considered by all who have witnessed its ap plication to be.the true and reliable remedy for rheu matism, ueurah'iib. and forallpaias and aches wheie a liniment can i>e used. Kayton’s Oil of Life, The never-failing German* ftnfmeni. is unequalled for its sterling virtues in the history of Melirines— m kings swift and sure mn», giving reli-f in every <*»^e by the first rubbing. Read the testimo nials and hear the opinion <*f the people. For sale by all leading Drug Stores. McKESSIN & ROBBINS, Wnoi-E-AI.E AGENTS, NEW YORK PUOPEIETOK, JACOB LIP?MAX, WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE, V W. Faber s l.esul Peneils Grand Gold Medal aid Cross of the Legion of Honor at the Exhibition in Ihiris, 1807. \. IV. Faber's Irw Pencils at Siberian bead iu ten Rrartw. i.e sil]>erior to any Pencils ever made. A. \Y VABEU'S .STENOUttAPHIC. being bard aud durable, w riting em...th, blaek aud clean, is the best Eeacil for Architects, tugiuccrs aud Ac counts. E. Faber 133 WiFImm street. A". Y., sole Agent of A. W. Falter’s Pencils. Crayons. Slates, etc. .Void bv Stationers and Dealers everywhere. H aw Shall we Paint Our House." J. W. .V\-iUltY. 01,220 p.,Jl.50. i’-ee by mail NT lurpv «• Wn Water’s New Scale Pianos. With Iron Fr« -n Frame, Overstrung Bra^s and igraffi Bridge. MeliKte*»Bs and Cabinet Organa. Tlicbert ■lianufactured. W vrranted for 5IX years, Pianoa. ttelodeona and Organs—prices greatly reduced f<»r ’ash. New 7-ootave pianos $275 and upward. New Cabinet Organs $45 and upward. Second-handi<1 instruments $40 and upward. Monthly instalments •ecrived. Warerooms, 481 Broadway, N.Y. Horace Waters. THE BESTTY.BE,CABINETS, PRESSES & PRINTERS’ MATERIAL .Wade and furnished by V1NDERBUUGR. VTFAJ.S & ( Oc. New York. Good Second Hand Cylinders for Sale, chine Co., Claremont. xV, H., for reduced price list. 4LNOST EVlKV ARTICLE KEPT IS TBE Grocery Business. X4PAII Ike above goods having been select ed wi*h care, and vitb tbe inten.ion on my part of meeting, to the fullest extent, tbe wants of Merchants making purchase* for RETAILING, will be pleated to receive a CALL when good* are needed in ijr fiot oct30 3m GRE AT ATL ANTIC A'NUPA< 1*10 TEA COIPANY, Ko.SChach Street, P. O. Box 5306. KB W YORK CITY An organization of capitalists f«»r the purpnae of importing Teas and distributing them to Jferchants throughout the country at imp< »rters prices. Latab- TR to y<q;d for Price List. Tin Purest. Best and Cheapest J. H. PUTNAM, DEALER IN AND POPLAR LUMBER, STAIR RAILS, NEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS*. Cor. ot Harrison & Laurel Streets, 8AVANNAH, GA. VET! PATTERSON & MCNAIR WEST STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GA. I iWITE the attention of purchasers to <heirlargt» and carefully selected stock, now in store aud dai./ arriving, of STAPLE ID HU DRYGOODS, Hardware, Boot**, Shocs> Clothing, Greccries Trunks, Huts, Valises, Cro?kory, Saddlery, Guns, Mc‘. t and a general assortment of every artu ^’ rtvuall^ brought to this market. In conned**# * jlh ouf >tock, we keep constantly on hand ftw (Atf pluuting- fiieudsa laige l**tf of Rugging, ftttp'e, Ties and* Saif, to which their early attention is earnestly .:sked. Cotton bought or advuuc^s made on it f«»U' shipmeni Give us a call* before* ptireharing else-' whers Oct? ‘23 ti 1 jau Groover> Stubbs & Co, COTTON FACTORo AND Commission Merchants, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGf.V. Liberal advaufe* m CnttuS tttf i'ii't-.ni t<> our corre»|iuudci.t< in Si* V.rk m.d Liverpi ul G. E. Gioover, A. T. Maeintyrr, Sava..hull. Ua. Tliomn.-ville. (in. • e:23 C. F S'lthb,. Savnnnat*. Ua. I'm Executor’s Sale. I N perstunce of the last Win afid T.Ftament ot frufi- Park, late of Merriwether County, dreaded, willbt -.old before the Court Hunee do. r in the of Greenville, Meriwether Connty, on the find 1 Ui*f by in Deeember next all the land beltmginp to the fcstsfd of said deceased, to wit, the following lotB of wild, or unimproved lands : Lot No 8 in the 8th, Listrii t of Colquitt Connty Ga.; Lots Aos. 344—575—37C—3J7—. 378 and 3s0 in tbe 27th District of Decatur County Gs., containing 250 acres each. All sold lor tbe purpose of a division. Titles good. Tkkms Cash . JESSL PAKTfrIDGE, Ex’r. October 13th. 1RfiO-4-td«. 3. IlUTLEDGE Fugeqax. Pabkakooe, JOSEPH FIKEfiAN & CO., k:::j iu:;» BAY STREET, Savannah, ... Georgia. ^gg. Liberal Advances made on Cotton eon. sigoe-i to us or to our Coi respondent, in New York and Liverp.il, j.il}3i-43 3m «ATXHXAH, GEORGIA. PYRAFUGE THE JUSTLT CELEBRATED <xmi& Am fsvEE EXPELLEE, jctiM a Tonic and Appetizer, giving the paltient SOLD BY ALL OROCERB* THE M.4*-IC COMB will change any euiured hair or bear 11- * a permuneni Bhcek or Drown. One Comb sent by mail for il. >*ur sale by merchants and druggist* gcrerally. Address Magic Comb Company, Springth-ld. Ms<>8. W ANT LD—EVERT WHERE, Good Agents for our new work, ‘ HOME BOOM OF \v OSDBH?i ' ALSO. FUR THE ••COTTAGE BIBLE,” Containing Notes, Indexes, Slaps, Dietionary, kc. Bed terms given. Over 3U0.U II copies sold in United States and Canadas, and agents reporting from ten to fifty names per week. For circulars and terms, address A. BR..INABD, Hartford. Conn. D rain Pipe sad Tile of the beat quality for Street Sewers, boose aud stable drains, chimney and green house floes; tor conveying water from spri-.gs: for supply of houses “tables or fish bonds; _ lor thorough.underdraining of latd. Can be seat strength and hniM.ng up' bis system, leasing him solely any distances. Send tor circular to C. W. strong “ud bsaShicrthaii before the rt'tri. iblly Milk f UA & CO*, FocdbriJg., N. .• POSTPONED Administrator s Sale O N -be FIRST TtJE-DAY IN DECEMBER next, I frill ffer fur sale at public out n tore the Court Uouse door iu BARiBKlUUK. G.4., tbe plautatum lately owned aud ocuU| ieo by W. J. Smallwood, deceased—said plantation containing ll&O awes more or less. Three hundred and twenty five seres are in tbe highest state of cultivation, aud under good fence, lying -about eight miles easf ol Baiu bridge, near the Atlantic and Onll kailroad. This is one of the most valuable farms in Southwestern Geo,gist, consisting in a large part of HAMMOCK LAHDS WELL ADAPTED TO THE GROWTH OF COTTON— Being level, it is eapable of being brought to the b'gbeet elate ot fertility. It has upon it a large aud comfortable dwelling, together with all ueeeunrr oot-buildinga. and is situated in a pleasant neighborhood in tbe immediate vicin ity ot churches and a flourishing school, it pre sents one of tbe best opportunities for a profita ble investment in a paying Cotton Farm ever offered. Sold for distribution. Termt—ONE-HALF CARH and ONE HALF SECURED BY MORT GAGE ON PLACE. For further prrtieulnrt refer to Col W. O. Fleming, Bainbridge. Ga; Col. A. T. McIntyre, Thomasville, Ga.; Maj. P. A. MeGriff. Attapul- *«•.«*«■ N.B.LK8T**, Qef lfi-3 tdi ... <* Administrator. PROLIFIC COTTON SEED. A FEW hundred bnsbels of PURE PRO-. LIFIC COTTON SEED for sale. PRICK $2 PER BUSH1L, Sacked and De'ivered at Depot. Rercng.vcEX:—W. B. Smith, Capt. C. E Conyers, Attapslgus, Decatur Co., Ga ^^■Ordere containing money by Exprrf* with directions for (bipment promptly atlsodsd to. f J Tt. L - TIMER. Sparta, Ga. ArwArrLGCs, Ga., Sept. 25. 1869- Tbis is to eerlily that I have planttd during the yearfCotton Seed pnrefaased of J R Latimer. Esq. I consider the seed superior to an) niher •>f Ibis section, and will yield at Rest one hun dred per cent, more than tbe seed (Page.) I have been planting for years. W. B. SMITH oet 9-2 til 1st jan. E. L. NE1DL1NGER, Dealer in AND HARNESS. RUBBER AND LEAT1 ER BELTI.'G. Saddlery Ware, Leather, etc., Wa 73 St. JqBau ap<i 1,06 Bryan St- SA VANN AH, OA. e«f>l8s-0-2m O. M. BOBBED. A. C. SOKKUh- SORREL BROTHERS. CQT1W FACTORS, 7 AND Cmmnissi®# Meroliaxxts SAVANNAH, «j- AGENT# P09 ZELL’S AAKONIAIED BON* PEE PHOSPHATE. boaafacujtihb expended to Daug-saaTtoT) ..
