About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1869)
fcheffainbndgt ^rgus WILLIE M. RCS8BLL, ... Uit«r. BER.R-RVSIBLL, ... i»'l WU«. SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1M, 1H89* A lucky Clergyman was paid $5,000 last week, as a wedding fee. Mayor Obear, of Macou, was thrown from a buggy a short time since aud sns- tained some severe injuries. It i* thought, however, that be will recover. Gin-lionses are being bnrnt all over the country. Our farmers should take warning, and keep a sharp look out for incendiaries. South Georgia Co-febence.—The Third Annual Session of the Sonth Geor gia Conference will be held in Cutlibert, Bishop K ivunangh presiding, commenc ing on Wednesday, Dec. 1st., prox. A large nnmlter of ministers and people will be present, and the occasion will be a rare one to the citizens of that section. State Fair—Parties visiting t State Fair, we learn will be carried over the A. & G- Kit. and Centra! Railroad for one fare. The Fair be gins in Macon on Tuesday 16tb, inst. We hope that I hi section will be largely represented. The Late Crops Ac.—The drought in this section is without precedent. It Gcoige reauod), tee greatest public lieuefactor of this or any other age, died in Loudon. Engl nd, on the5ib instant. His death will be universally lamented. Andy Johnson has been elected a memlier of the Tenness ee Constitutional Convention soon to be held at Nashville. Andy will “make °ome howl” yet. The giu house of Major B. W. Bella my of Jefierson County. Fla., was de stroyed by fire on the 5th inst. Loss $10,000; no insurance. baxnbbdqe pbices ctoeent. Corrected Weekly by A. T. RBID. Bacos—Clear sides lb 24 <«# Ribbed aides lb 23 ® Shoulders lb 20 <*£ 21 Canvassed Hams .........lb 26 (a, FlOCS—Superfine bbl 81KI&IOOO Extra-Family bbl 1100@»i«00 Miai. bu 1 25 (gi » 12*® Corm— Rio -tt 25 @ Perched » 15 ® Java lb 40 K* Scoam—LlBbt Brown tb 16 @ Clsrifled tb 18 @ Crushed tb 25 @ SIS? ;;;; sack 3 00 ® 3 25 Tobacco—Average tb 75 « 1IM Wheat Bba» -lb 3 @ Seed Oats -bn } *5 @ Moan bn 1 00 fl geur ]j] # SOLOMON, |PRESENTMENTS CONTINUED ] For Overseer. F»r cotton seed and gnire, For p rcliae* of /aim. 186 45 200 93 20 000 •f Schedule. Total $4 486 9ii SUPERIOR COURT AND CLERK’S OFFICE special goto*. For transcribing one book. For Sheriff’s exper.ses, Ac., in con veying Lunatic to Asylum, For Comni'seioneraof election. For advert -"*g. For witnesses. For books, {•'or HU' k*. For Sheriff's services passed by D. A. Vason. Judge, year I8«R. For Clerk's exlra service passed by I). A. Vason, Judge, year I86P. For taking evidence in crinrl case*. For advertising Preset tments ft. J„ Poe’ M»r on- and 1 quests, For Clerk re or-'i g orders, issuing Jury Set ip. Ac., passed by J. M. Clarke, Judgi, For sudries. For amount paid Jurors. *or amount paid for Jury subsist.. For amounts paid Commissioners in revisii g Jury boxes and lists. For Coi stables, For .lerk ai-d Sheriff’s cost ia -ases of lunacy. For sundries, 470 4 78 10 3a i 0 Id 0>J 24 00 211 3- 48 00 GEN*L SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE ) A ATIANTIC aND firW RaILBOAD. f , x 8jTpuiM. Nov. 6th, 1869. J C vWd afteJ'UNDA'S . ‘he 7th ins'nnl ffg iig | Tm : -~*"" this Rond will run as follows, eonwneoe^g with ibe 4.20 P- XL Train; * -* s' 1 HfGITftEf PRESS TRAINS. 118 00 haa been disturbed only by a few abowj Jo the Meissber^JifJthe Sjyjtli •rs in more than two month#; and tfw Georgia Conference. are authorized by Captain Abe injury to peas, potatoes and all late crops baa bMD very aerious, and to some fatal. The pea crop is almost an entire fannre; sugar-cane has been cut off perhaps one half; the farmers are now converting it into sugar and syrup. Flint river has never been so low at this season of the year. The most of the wells in Bain bridge are dried up; and still the drought continues. “O SOPHONI8BA 1 SOPHONISBA O !” This was the unmeaning exclamatory line in Thomson’s Tragedy that canned the indignant pea nut eaters to cry out from the pit-, “O Jimmy Thomson! Jim my Thomson 0!” Their ridicule proved greater than the poet’s genius, for the play was hissed from the stage. Had he only been prophetic enough to erv out. “O Prophvlactic! ProphylacticO!” then might approving posterity have voted him a monument, capped with a bottle of Prof. Darby’s Fluid, all glowing with purple in the sunlight of Ids ra diant fame. We __ Fry, of the steamboat “O. D. Fry.” t« say to the members of the South Geor gia Conference, that, he will have a boat at Bainbridge on MONDAY tbe 29TH NOVEMBER, which will leave for Fort Gaines immediately after the arrival of the Gulf Road cars, and will reach that place in time to make the connection with the train on the South Western Railroad, enabling ministers to reach Cnthhert on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock, December 1st. Ministers and their families will be carried at half-fare. 3t November 6th, 1869. Soving Machines. Georgia Teachers’ Association. A Special Meeting of this Association will be held in the City Hall Macon, ou Wednesdav, November 17th, 1869. The object of this meeting is to con sider tbe Report of the Committee ap pointed nt the Anuual Meeting of the Association, on the “best plan for pro viding instruction for the children of the State, white snd colored.” This Chmmit'ee have agreed upon the main features of a system of Public Iti- struction. and' will report, such p.an in detail at the approaching meeting. Ihe action of the Association will be laid before the Legislature of the *V?ate, and will serve to assist., and perhnpR guide them in their legislation ou this important subject. The Association will asaemble at 9 •o’clock. A. M. At 9‘^ o’clock an Ad dress will be delivered by Hon. Henry .IBarnard. -L. L. D.. Commissioner of .'Education, Washington, D. 0 At 10*4 o’clock, the Report of the •Committee on a System of Public In- : strnction for the tttate, will be received and discussed Id the evening there will be a public 'meeting of the friends of education, com mencing at 7 o’clock. Addresses on the subject of the Report mav he expected from the following gentlemen, who will *t»e -present: Rev. 8. Landrum, D. D., SBev. B. Sears. Agent Peabody Fund. Teachers and friends of Education are invited to attend, and help forward the work of Education in our'State. The Secretary will furnish Return Tickets to members of the Association. H. H. Tucker, D. D , President B. MallON. Secrets! V. for The Blodgett Indictment Perjury. It is stated in tbe Augusta Chron icle and Sentinel, on information received from the United States District Attorney for Georgia, that the indictment of Foster Blodgett for having committed perjuiy taking the iron-clad oath of office when he had notoriously raised a ▼olnnteer company of artillery lor the Confederate army, will be quash ed, there being “a disposition ou the per’ of the Government to settle the matter.’ We know that Mr. Blodgett did raise, and for a short time command* •wd, a company of artillery at the very outset of the wai in 1861, long before there waa any idea of conscription or compulsory military service. To superficial oliserver this would seem ‘‘voluntary aid aud comfort to the enemies of the United States." It is also known to many that Mr. Zf;o<l gett, ambitious of military distinc tion, sought election ss a field officer of a distinguished Georgia regiment which, however, blighted his a«pir ations by failing to elect him. It is plan notorious that the iron-clad oath contains an explicit asseveration that the subscriber never gave any volun tary aid to the Confederate Govern ment or Army. Mr. Blodgett, after the war, sought aud obtained the office of Postmaster at Augusta, and necessarily, before he could qualify or assume the duties of that office, If yon want a good Sowing Machine for 40 dn'lsrs, call on G. W. Lewis, at the Clothing Store, and get one of Wilson's sh ittle Machines—stitches alike on both sides. For simplicity, durability and beanty, they are without a rival. G. W. Lewis. Agent for Southern Georgia. nei2S 4 6m jSUrn gidvrrttefninits. GRAND JURY Presentments OCTOBER TERM, 1869. SECOND WEEK. We. (lie ft rand Jury chosen, selected and sw. rn fi-r the October term, 1869, beg Icate present llie following ; 1st. That the Jury for the first week hav ing so fuliy discharged the deli, s e in-uni hen' ill" n t eni. have left nothing more to i>re- •ent, bu' the butcher pen of Messrs. R trrell A Robin.on, on the mud mol near Hun - phrev's Ferry, as a nuisance, it being so near the public road leading to said terry, that u is extremely dangmus for persons passing with horses, and to the injury of said ferry. 2no. The las' Jury having stated in theii piesentnieiits that Judge Joel Johnson, the Ordinary, would present us this week with his report, we beg leave to say that the r. port has been submitted a id a coininii* ee irom our body has examined his boons, aud so far as they hate hen able to examine, i lie same h«ve found tl em n a ly ke -t, but so far as the report is coueerne i we have not time to examine the vouchers, or the legality of the sa-ne, ithei g handed , to us only on the last day of the four . hence we h.-rel v attach the report to our proceedings for the information of the people of our county and ■ heftrand Jury at the next, term of our Court, nnd request that, these proceedi- g and the repott attached be published in the city paper*. In eoiicltiaion. We fender otir thank* to his Honor Judge Clarke, for the interest he has taken in our comity and city. The Solicit >r Gei eral. Major Wliitelev. ia also entitled to o'jr thanks for hit courtesy and attention. JOSIAII D. WOOTEN, Fcrcman, James N. We.-t, John S llupsun, George W. Dickinson, Matthew SwicorJ. John M. Ingram, James 1). Boutwel 1 , Samuel It. Harrison. George D Griffin, John .M. J >nes, Isaac M- G'iffin, Jr., Isaac B. Griffin, Benjamin F. Colbert, Jefferson Holder, James T. H nes, James E. Dickinson, Doncan Curry, Mil ten. N. Scott. Robert R. Terrell. GEORftlA. DECATUR COUNTY ) t'mcxovCocBT of OamxABT. V For said County, Nov. 4th. 1869, ) A LIST or TB* AMOUNTS •>« ALL TB* OHPFRR ISsU ED FOR ANU ON ACCOUNT OF THE COUNTY JAIL. For sul«:stence of prisoners and • Sheriff’s fee- fi-r keepii gsame. $2,881 70 For cement used on r i-tern at Jail, Conn House and Poor House, For lumber, brick and mechanical I ibor in budding addition to ihe County Jail. For chains, iron looks, Ida ksmi h bill*, in ironing prisoners. *..d guarding s me. For Medical bills for p isonera. For buryiiig on prisoner. 84 87 2,170 32 1*7 4a M 2 5< 200 0(1 149 60 16 OU 66 t>0 Leave Savannals^Saturdays except «d)fiF..rv!^*-.. 4JU)p • Arrive at*' KaiuKiTdge (Sunday s ex- eeple.1) at 6 15 a tc Ariive at iiv,‘ t»ak (puudaj» ex cepted) a< 2.20 a m 250 10 78 00 2 473 75 13 00 40 no 8 So Total $4,886 M PAUPFR8 OUTSIDE THE POOR For medicinea, fooj, bi.riul, exftti.ses. Ac.. $205 80 ORDINARY AND SUPERIOR COURT"ffi.EBK. For Rial ks, 43 50 For stationery, 58 8<> For lucks 197 26 t\ r do. 69 60 Total $353 55 For Post Mot-terns and medical bill to Jail. $89 00 F< rTnX Receivers’Commissions. 465 u0 Fnrlax l ol.eclors’ Commissions, 194 94 Arrive at Jacksonville, Siuidtv* ex ce,.V«t 7 02 a m Amre%r TRlIaha-iee at n m AttivejrQuincy ®- ,s a r Leave (Jtiiuey. SatuidaT* • • at...... 6.25 am Leave allahas-ee, Sat in days ex- if eepte.l.at 25 p m Leave Jacksonville, Saturdays ex- eepifl. at 8 80 pm iLeave Live Oak, Saturdays excep'- l ! ed. at a n. -Leave Bainbridge, Saturdays except- \ ed.-at 9.3 1 pm kive afci i viii»r»:tli,.''undn % |»* /.ed. at 10.50a ' JlCS TRAIN. Leave Sd^annlEfXititys exited. + at .j/ 7 15 am dwtrrive at LVwA>»ak. Sun.la\sex- ~ ce|>te<t. at. —7.00 p m Leave Live 0 k, Sundays at, ,...6.00 a m Af'ive it Savannah, Sundays ex cepted. at....... ..... ......6 35 p m Pcssc gers for *tu'inus west, of Liwtnn. on Main Line, lake Express Train leaving Savannah nt. 4.3o p. m BRUNSWICK TRAIN. Leave Savannah. Tuestlay, Tmii« $646 94 $149 50 Total For coffins and burial of paupers. For advertising J 'hn Morgan’s (eol’d) application for divorce, $10 00 SUNDRIES. For blankets, Ac., for Jai> A Poor H., $ 07 9’> COUNTY TKEASTTBER. For commission* on moneys received mittee in building tbe present County Jail, $2 *7 0*1 For biiilges, $..34 50 For police. 6o 00 INSOLVF.NT COSTS. Paid 11. G. Crawford, $253 00 Paid A- E. Gregory, 47 2 . Paid W 1? Freeman, 14 70 Paid H. J. l.< gan. 11 90 Paid Williani Donalson, 41 »<> Total $368 95 • 0 90 BOUCJTOV GENERAL. For amount p.id t> ft. Gurley for Presentments in twelve cases. $• Respectfn'ly submitted to the ftrnnd Jury at the October Term Superior Court. JOEL Jt HINSON, Ord'y D. C. At the request of the Grand Jury, the foregoing General Presents with the aceom panying slntement of the Ordinary, are ordered puhlisked in the Bainbridge A nous and Soulherr Sun, and the cos' of the same ■ •aid bv the County Treasurer of Drc»tur Co. J. M. CLARKE. J. S. C. S. W. 0. A true extract from the minutes. ft. -PAHRli K. Clerk. M. A. Rutherfoui. Tl. II: Pp ab. RUTHERFORD & SPEAR, WHOLESALE<k RETAIL GEOC E R B» and deai ers in DBUONS, BROUGHTON STREET, Bainbridge, Georgia, RE now in the market with a SPLENIHT* A : STOCK OF GROCERIES AND DRT GOOD', consisting in pait of— FLOUR. BACON. CHEESE. LARD. RICE TOBACCO. WHISKY SUGAR, COFFEE. BUTTER. Ba ggia g rope\ TIES SALT - CrfkOds, SHEETINGS BHlRTlKGS KERSEYS. HA TS. CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES. nov13 69 7 lv AC. AC Land and Town Lots FOK SALE GREATEST BARGAIN EY ! R OF FERED IN DECATUR !! OFFER my FLINT RIVER FARM for Total ?5.wd 41 FOR ORDINARY8 OFFICE. For blank* and stationery, j For stationery. $73 0ft nost haw subaenbod the teat oai b. j *£ ZTZ*' w *5 He did do no, aud for several years p„ r orders recorded on Couuty Mir- utes. 529 65 For advertising for sundry purposes, 25 O* For cost ib eases of lunacy, 15 0” For fees paid constables, 6 00 Total $7 »9 88 COURT HOUSK. For repairing painting glazing. ei.cbe.ng square and f»rde-ks aud furniture fur Court Room. $1,933 68 held the Post mastership, unul sin pended by President Johnson wbeu ft was ascertained that two sncces- •ive Grand Juries of the U. S. D s- trict Coart had found a true bill •gainst him for perjury. This is the history of the case. None of the facts are d : spnted. With “tbe disposition on the part o .the Government to settle the matter we have nothing to do, except to ask. whether, if Mr. Blodgett were a Dem- ocrat and no a rampant Radical, tbe p,, r we it and cistern Government would be equally kindly ; F.-r iumWr. disDoeed f Won Id Mr. Milledge be ; Fw hauling, ina'racted to settle the matter? And honM8 wo would also ask, if Mr. Blodtfeti ] ...d su drik would prove his innocence would he p or blanket* $14. work hired on _il»— indictment to be quashed ? farm $ 0 76. •IKvw the mnictmei.L ^ . For Physiewn’s bill $154. FOR FARM. For subsistence inmates of ehain gang. five tbonsanddollarsbefi-rethe war;01.tain* 150 acres laxd. tn-.re or less and •even or eight luwi lots on ibe s.'tltli west tu>uud*r\. Sa d laud ex' ei.ds from tbe <-it.v lim'ts to T.mge's Fa.-t«>ry, on tbe Fii « river, a distance of on* mile. Atiout one bundle.! ,,-re- open lat.d on tbe pbioe-w-ao im,*r.»ve— menu. Also, five hundred dollars’ worth »f seas-ped iun.bov. co. sisiing of Weatlmr B<>adiiig.PCoiling. Flooring. A.-, Apply to novl8 Sm M. N SCIiTT. NE¥ STOCK GOODS! day a «d Satw,»dj*\. at.. .... 12.5ft p m Arrive at No. 6 (June i -i ) a .... 4 3" p n. Arrive at Bran-wick at .... 6.42 p in L-ave liriu s»vi- k. Alwieiaj We.l- iiesiinv and Friday, nt... .... ^.S'l p ni Leave No 6 at .... 3*0 |> Ml Arrive at Savannah at .... 5 29 p m ii. s. HAINES. nov!-> lm Ge-iern' Sit; »»M 4*ndp* t. A '-upply of Boiled and Linseed Oil to arrive. For sale bv BABBIT & WAPtFIFTJ). DESIRABLE Plantations to Rent o N Tuc«dav, December 7'b. 1869. we will of fer for rent, fm 'htjeiiMiing jrear. a* pub lie «»utcr>, before tbe Court IImu-sc door in Bain bridge, tbe following land*, viz: Arnett Plantation contniniug8.‘»0 acres open land Reynolds “ “ 800 •• - “ Sims' ** 14 *’00 “ 41 *•. K«dh “ “ 400 “ « Johnson “ “ 150 “ “ “• Also, two set*lenient** on Mtuiroe p’r.^e r on e of 250 acre** ; tbe other «»! 70 acres—these *et- tletnenf!* rented separately. TERMS—Peneingkto be kept in repair; N-*«es’ pajrub e Dt ji'oveinl»eV 1870, with good security and lien on aG crops |;r<»wn, WM G. D. TOXGE, F. L. BABBIT. AdraVs Estate . Daris T nge. t Bainbridge. Ga.. Ocf. 25. I c fl9. f5-tdr) PROLIFIC COTTON SEED. FEW hiin.iri d b.ifhel* ..f PURE PRO LIFIC COTTON SEED f..r ^ale. PRICE $2 PER BUSHEL, Sacked and Do irered at Dep.it REr*RFNCES;—W.. P.. Smith, Capt. C. E. Conyers, Atiapulgus, Decatur Co., Ga- JBW- Orders containing money by Express with dir ctiom for shipinen' promptly attended to. J R. L TIMER. Sparta. Ga. Attapulgus. Ga.. Sept. 25. 1869. This is to certily that I have planted noting the year. Cotton Seed purchase.) of J R Larimer. E q. I consider the seed superio* t.> a*<> other of this section, and will yield at ban one hun dred per cent. mor. than ihe seed (Paget) I have been n aming for years. \V. B. SMITH oet 9-2 til 1st jan. BOOTS A\D SHOES. THE Oldest Shoe Store IN SAVANNAH. W. C. SUTLER, WHOLESALE GROCE R» IMPORTER A DEALER IN mm% iitiiioRs, BAIItBkliiGGi HTfiLliK AND iOLUNLlIS n. B. >ma». CALL FOR lO PER CENT OF THE 2ND £ 3RD INSTALLMENTS. —AND— Office B., C. <£ C. Railroad Co., ) Bainbridge, Oct. 25tli, 1869. j A C ALL for the Second and 'ihird Install ment- of TEN per cent each upon tbe sub- .c.., iion to the Capital t ck ol the Bainb idge, < urhbert and Columlius Railroad Company, i hereby made upon each and every subscriber to the same to be paid December 1st, 1969, and January let. 1870 Payments may b'- male in Columbus, to Mr. Johu King. Banker; in Lumpkin, to Dr. J. K. Barnum; in Outhbert. to Captain W.M. Turn tin. Secret* I y and Treasurer, end iu Bainbridge, to to the unde> sigued. BENJAMIN F. BRUTON, Oct. 8ft. 1869—It President.. CAUTION I BAT STREET, PI3DM NT & ABUNGTON LIFE IN- SUSANOE COMPANY. OLD Numbf-r NEW Nut, her 173. Opposite Haywood <t (sag. t Ice House. Savannah, G^-. Invite* the ATTENTION® rDEALEM ' To a Large, Well Selected and CHEAP! CHEAP!! 25 Kegs Nails—11» 40d. g liegs Finishing Nails 4 to 40d. 400 ^ >oun< ^ s Lead in Oil. Raw Having jnst returned from Philadelphia and B .stun, is prepared Co furnish PLANTER^ & THEIR FAMILIES BEST STOCK -OF— shii gles and nail*. $719 70 47 Aft 2*ft 72 4«i tui 27 15 •o On 14*1 00 20 10 BOOTS AND SDOES IN DUB CITY. 44 75 16$ 00 Pieces Columbus Factory Stripes. Pieces Columbus Factory 6 - Gingham obecks. Directly opposite the Polaaki House, and a few Pieces colnnibus factory Jeans d«>r> skm ife fe-vm Hose, ami Truck for Trowscrs. For sale by »»» c — 8tree< ’ BABBITS WARFIELD. |8 eptl8 SAVANNAH, GA, jl COMPLETE STOCK CAPT. F. L. HALE, THE ONLY GENERAL AGENT FOB SOUTH GEOB GIA, By the following Authority in hie Commission : “Know sll men by these presents, that by virtue of authority given us by our Aboard of Directors, % e hereby appoint Capt. F. L. HAlk, Geneiml -Agent, aud empower him to REMOVE and APPOINT *40ENT^ aud MEDIOAL EXAMINERS for this Company at all points he may visit in the >>tate of Georgia, within the counties of Chatham, Aryan, Liberty, McIntosh, Wayne, Glynn, Camden Charlton, Perry, Ware, Clinch, Echols, Lowndes, B^rrian, COlquitt, Brooks, Thomas, Decatur. Mitchell, Miller, Baker and Early, in all which ..gents shoil report and remit to him. 44 In witness whereof. The signature of the officer* of this Compauy with the i official Seal of the same the day aud year above written, nigued W. C CARRINGTON, President, (beat.) J. J- Hopmins. Secretary. By the Authority in me thus nested, I remove any aud all Agents aud J/edieal Examiners in any of the above counties, uot complying with the above speci fics ti-ins and directions. Any Agent or Agents, oth erwise api>ointed. within this district must report at onck by mail to frpt. P. I*. Halk. General Agent for 8outh*Georgia, at Savannah. Office : 148)4 Gkobge W. Pearce, the only Authorixed Agent for l ecatnr county, by the above authority, and Dr. W. N. iIuuck, Muilical Examiner. F»L ( HALFy Gen’l Ag*t for South Ga., at Savannah. Oct 16th, lb68. (P) RHEUMATISM. GLIOCERXES. FOR A At A small advance from Swift Sure cure FIRST HANDS KAYTOFOa In the Northern an.l Eastern Markets, com prising the following, and many other articles: OIL OF LIFE, 390 boxes Snap, 201) boxes Caudles, 200 Factory Cheese, 200 Stale Cheese, 100 English Dairy Cheese, 150 half bbls. new No. 1 Mackerel, 150 half bbls. uew No. 2 Mackerel, 200 Kils n. w No. 1, Mackerel, 200 Kit, new 2 Mackervl, eOO ca-es Preserves and Pickles, 150 boxes Starch, 150 c*>o* Tomatoes, 500 bbls. Flour, 150. boxes BI Carb Soda, 50 cases Potash and L. e, 20 bills- White Wine Viuegar, 20 bbls. Cider Vinegar, CO eases Sardines, 20 bags Pepper ar.d Spices, 200 reams Wrapping .Paper, 25 reams Writing Paper, 40,000 Segnrs, 50 eases 0) sters, 25 ca°«s Condensed Milk, 25 bbls Soda Biscuit, 25 bbls and boxes Lemons, 25 bbl* and b»xe* Sugar, 25 bbls and boxes Ginger Snaps, 50 bbl- Jessamine Whi- kf, 25 lib's Gibson Whisky, 50 bbl< Boubou Whisky, 10 bbls Gin, 10 bbls Rnm. 50 cases Cabinet Whisky, 50 eases Nectar Whiskv, 50 cases Robinson County Whisky, 50 cases old Bonbon, 50 cases Schiedam SLaps, 50 cases Holland Giu. 50 cases London Cordial Gin, 150 cases Brandies. 50 cases Port Wine, 60 cases Sherry Wine, 50 cases old Madeira. 25 cases Solomons’ Bitters, 50 ease- Stum cli Bitters, 75 chest* and Caddies of Tea, — bbls A- B. and C Sugar, —r bbl* extra C. Sugar, — bbls Crushed Sugar, — bags Ri-> Coffee, — Packets Java Coffee, — tubs Pure Lgrtf, 40 bait boge; Tobacco, 80 caduie» Tobacco—gl] grades, ALSO; Breakfast Bacon Hams, Bacim. Dry Salted Meats, Dui'er,SalPoda, Sauces. Btueing, Cream. Tartar, Mustard. Tubs, Blacking, Brushes. Pipes. Mnlas ej, Syrups. Brooms. Buckets, abut, Powder and Caps, Twine, Liverpool Salt, TgWe Spit, Old Fish. Herring, Lobsters, Hake, —ami— ALH08T EVK.KY ARTICLE KEPT IX TB* Grocery Business, the above goods having been select ed wi-h care, and with the inten ion on mj part of meeting, to tbe fullest extent, tbe want* of Merchants making purchase* for RK TAILING, will be pleased to receive a CALL when goods ere aeeded in mj line, oet30 3m GREATEST LINIMENT OF THE AGE! IT WORK LIU A CHA Ml I T ha* been applied to the masses in 'h. streets of Savannah, Macon, Augusta. C< - uibug. Montgomery, and all leading ciiic* aud towns to tbe Mississippi river from bis famous cat riage, foi many years, W’tb Wonderful Success. THE MOST SETEKE CASES i.UEUMATlKM, NEURALGIA, PAINS IN TEIE BACK, BREAST, JOINTS. A RIDES. wen* brmifht to the Profep*nr. who an quickly rultbed the j atient thoroughly with his OI» OF IsIFR, sending them awav in every instance entirely relieved, thus causing one bottle <1 Liniment to save hundreds of dollars in doctors’ bills. KAYTON’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. neuralgia, and for all pains and adhee where a liniment c*u bp used. Kay ton’s Oil of life. The never-failing German Liniment, is nneqna'led for its sterling virtues in tbe history of Medicines— m ‘king a swift and sure cnee, giving relief in every case nimnat by the first robbing. Bead thp testimo nials and hear the opinion of tbe p-ople. For sale by all leading Drpg stores. McKESSIN & ROBBINS, WHOLESALE AGENTS, . NEW YORK. PROPRIETOR, JACOB LIPPMAN, WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE, S4YAXNAH, - - GEORGIA. PYRAFUGE THE JU8TLT CELEBRATED CHILL Am ?£¥£& EXPELLElf acfsn* a Tonic and Appetizer, giving the paU thydbnlMBng up hi. eymlvn l^vi^H [and healthier than before the etuek. M the paWrnt him J,SW H ATS, •lack Brush or R Pa Brush or Beaver, f ’ ** Smoke Pearl Casshnere, Black Cassimere—P r i„ Ce Ida Lewis’New Stylef 0rIi J Youths. Also, all grades of Felt j Hats for sale by BABBIT &WARFIEI, oct6 lm J^xrio Dl Stor© Rent 0 f | HE subscriber will rent if ■ I ..non tkw ».! I . * 11 ^ I once, the tine Brick Sbue ot-vupied at present by M. d. R uth ’"'> The seand is one ot the best ,l nf "'t seating the trade c -ming f ruln u,. roads. Terms liberal, " Apply to Oct. 9-2-lm E. D Hew Csi< -THE- YET! PATTERSON & MCNA11 WEST STREET, B..INBU1DOE,ga. I NVITE the attention of purchwern to and CArefuliy selected stin k, •rnviiig, of iutlcrtiL)| DRY GOODS, Hardware. Bm.fi, §* Clothing, Grcerio Trunk*, Huf.*, Valiges, Crockery, SadilliM v, Coer i*. ■nd a general assortm* ul every srtklr wrought to thi« markt-t. In r«n t ti n tn tuck, we keep eonstA.tt.y on fmnd fu mr f ieudsa huge lot of hLggfni!, Mc.j:*. Tin, Siilf, to which their curly sked. Cotton bought or advsmrh luiiect thipnient. Give us a call before peri lM«J where odatiy ExtCBlcr’s Salt I N persuance of the lsrt Will and Tfft’BnM Park, late of Merriu ether (’oiir.ty. cl. -••id before the Court Dons* ckuriLtlrH »reenviUe, Meriwether ConLty, onttr tnlla it l/cMuimbcr next all thr. Luui beloi ging »f MiUd ilettangd, to wit. t.' * fuilftwiux stdat .nim pro veil lands': Lot No b kt tl.fftrklta ’olqnitt c'oiuity Gs.: Lt,te ;Yi k. •178 aud 3H6 in the *J7th Di^tri t «-f l-n.'tn-ioc obtaining 250 acres each. .Ill noid * »Ibt Jtf a division. Titles good. ’I mivs ' m JESSE TXimiKM pryfobfr 1 ith. I86r'-<.td»*. POSTPONED Administra(£r'sSi O N rhe FIRST TUJJ.-IMT IX I'Ffl next. I will O'er far talent puMic i) 1'ore the C*»urf House «/• «»r in HMMU dA„ the plantation Ia’ely t.wned aod u by W. J. Smallwood, deceased — said pii ’••nt.'lining 1160 acies tu.tre »*r *ei«n Three hundred anti iweuiy Gve acre* he highest state ofeultivanon, and nn<^ fence, lying about eight inile* ca.*f i britlge, near the Atlnn»ic and (b It ktilnd This i* one of ;he most vaioabkAv >athwestern (xeotgia, consi-'iiuf it • ® part vf HAMMOCK IANI WELL ADAPTED TO THE GE0«T* C0TT0N- Being level, it is capable of beinfb«i u ''- h-ghesi state ot fertility. It bs<»p**‘® and comfortable dwelling. l“g»il" r *** neceasarv out-bnilding. .ml > f pleasant neighborhood in lir imo™ 1 * 1 * ' ity oi eburcbes and a flnuii.‘binf icnu" . ^ *ents one of tbe best 0|i|iorlunutc* for a l- bb- investment ill a paying Cotton i»i" ffered. _ r . Sold for distribution. Te"n>— • GASH and O' E H ALFSElTKEUBlJ GAGE ON PLACE. . , For further p-niculsr.- refer t" , Fleming. Bainbridge. G. ; Col- 6.T « lUUIIUp, D8lUUIIUKC.ua * ~ - _ -g ih Thomasville. Ga.; Maj- P- 8. gas, Go. ffos, ftd 16-3-td* PLANTERS If yon wieb to parckw. GOOD BOOTS GEO. T. NICHOLS lSflCosirtM* 1 ' 8AVANNAH. - - i bf H IS article* cannot firms in tbe city for J»» '*•. .| ^o! f Anrsbilitv of weir. Give him » fart to yonr sstisftction. — J. H. PUTRA*’ dfaleb is -si and POPloAIt LV STAIR RAILS. kewelpo^ ^ A VP R Al Cor. ol Harrison * SAVAKNA'I. CA Oct- 2-1-3®.
