About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1869)
X jgft' ; V )Lt T MK x. BAIXBKIDOE, GEORGIA, S$fURD'AY MORXIXG, rfuVEMBfeR 20. 18C9 NUMBER 8. 7hf Haitrim^ JN ttS .. II l IS M. Ill SSHI-U rn^»d 3-«:7 Sst'.:rday_^ondTig. tkums. CITY DIRECTORY. iB-a- UITY AI.VEHTLsEMENTS Dry Goods. 1 "> OTKWITI. & WE.ST, dealers in staplsand fancy V (lry-KOods, etc.. South-Broad street. Manth sU Un'W - * 50 . 1 00 . 2 00 . 3 00 Dry-Goods and Groceries. A A. ALLEN a OO.. Dealer* in Drygoods and Groceries. at Vau^lin A Gibson’*. old maud, Corner Broad and Broughton Street*. -- p%r a? its Inv>ria'oly is Advance. " AJvurtisiHS K ates - n gare. he ate* to which e d- T | c0 «tr»cw for advertising, or where >*" nr* are Landed in without .nstruc- * 1,er "" “l r d Advertisements will becharg- vt. .3 jr 6 M. 12 M. T li. HU.VNEWELL k CO., wholesale and retail • dealer* iu drygoods and groceries, broad street. R EID k ISOS, wholesaleaiid retail-dealers in dry- goods mud groceries, at Briggs’ comer, broad at. IJ ATT EEROS k McSAIE, dealers in.drygoods and I groceries, west side court house square, west st. E M. SMITH k CO,, drygoods and grocery mer- chairta, soutli-broad street. J J. TOMLI.VSO.V, dealer in staple and fancy dry. irond*. boot*. Jboea, hardware, flee Uqiio a, ko.. ■T ma> j»w«8»»ri ririric j M i. BCTHERK^tD/ Wholesale and retail grocer and commiaaiee merchant, east water street.. A DAVIS k CO., wholesale and retail dealers in dryejuoda, itracfcriea. etc., east water street. REAL ESTATE ISSBRAHSS A&T&, BAINBRIDGE, GA. IlgUgEBflk TEERELL, dealer* in drygoods, groceries; stoves, tinware, etc., east water street. J J B. HELMS, grocer and commission merchant, comer cilay and market Streets. H0"t ON, dealer in dry good, and gTiltlS* ie*. south-broad street. 1 V0rdindr-s, finaeinaiis ®>®- , 1 . #[,*■ w-ir tie-following are the A, herd ,,f orJius-ico fcc-TO be PAin is Boot Makers. 1 !* JV. HIATT, boot and shoe maker, i neatly executed. West street. Repairing Sntii-i pri** ** ADVICE Thirty I> Forty Day* Salfo >»f U»«*A . Sixty ftovH* N b- su \f tllthM* >'"t« • N’ntio w jr. of teH lines. 1 ,,IVs for every fifa, T R WARDELL. druggist and apotheca^, east side unitin'* an* • 1 court house square, broad street. 4 00 5 00 5 00 7 00 10 00 2 00 promptly and skilfully executed. East water st. Brags, Medicines, &c. \ Ivertineraenta Sale*, |M*r sqnar<*, $5 00. charged for tlie same as other court house square, broad street. O R. J. D. HOYL k BRO., dealers in drugs, mi di- rines, I* Dll. HUNTER-: H s ti|l trc itiiiR till priviite diseases, ner- SOM. .Wn'iiv. huiu-Ts. a ,,, l blood poisons, uff.-c- ,.| tl.e thr.-ai slid bones, disorders of the r ,'ritt* '.|jii.*i Ac., with miparalleied success. 1 i,ii .„"it„nl» the ndiniinti-'ii and astonisb- Saddles and Harness. BOK.V, dealer in saddles, harness, bridles and leather, west street. JOEL GAINEY k CO , dealers in saddles, bridles, v h iruesH. Ac., east water street. ..f Ica.lii hut of the medical Painters. adi* I’.iiicnf-—male ami female. married or single ff.ringfr.„n iinprudoiiee. ncoosidira'enessor , .-inc. iii.iv rc.i assured ol the same zeal, as- Iniir. S.crcrv and attcotiun being paid to .j,wisicli heretofore has s . successfully •linguislicd Hr. 11. in hi- peculiar department imdir.l practice Those suffering from old I cruplicalcd di cases or the sad effects of ill vniiih. whose eases have heeri uismai.aacd by the wilful deprav 'd l.ati-lii.s ign.irtr-ee of medical pretenders, arc riqdcsicit t call Medicate I vap >r. elec- ric. sinl ether baths administered when neces- s,ry. r.niB lcnti.il eonsuUatioMS. in person or In letter, free. M dieines sent anywhere. No in r.-urv er ■ an-r-eis drmrs used. I'ures war- r eecd Office No. is:l Third st., bet. Green a> d H'.nut, the pasteffiee, L-.uisvil'e. Ky. office hears9 ». n. te 7 p. u ; Sm dav.- 10 a. si. July 10 I8B9-40 lv J. BERRIEN OLIVER, C otton Fat tor a nd General C ommission .lit-reliant, Ko 99 Buy street, Surminnh, Gs. T.iIht.iI ulvanci^ made on consignments of cotton, w til, hides, hjrop, Ac. Prr>ni;vt i>er«<»nal attention to all orders. j I'Uiitem supplU d with bagging, rope and tics, at lnwt’M market rates. •Iniiifv II. C'olbert, Agent at Hainbridge, Gn. W E8GOTT H- COLEMAN, plain and ornamental house and sign painter, corner broadau brough- ton streets. J . -lAOKSON. Iiou^e. sign, and carriage painter, over T. B. Hnunewell & co’s, broa«l street. w '.l'iy«T(v nud. Dressmakers. . fashionablemilinerand Ifl dressmaker, corner water and crawfot d street's dressmaker, corner of broughton and clay sts. Attorneys at Law. THEY WILL BUY OR SELL ANY LAND. IN SOUTHWESTERN OR SOUTH ERN GEORGIA. THEY WILL SFLL. BUY OR RENT A IVY PROFTRTY IN THE CITY OF BAINBRIDGE THEY WILL INSURE AN Y PROPERTY A G A IN T L 0 S S BY F I R E. THEY WILL INSURE THE HVJthS.OF EVERYBODY IN GEORGIA. CALX AND SEE THEM office: BROUGHTON STREET, OPPU8ITK COITHT BODSF,. IvIVt RteriMifJ. P. Dickinson & Co„ south-broad street. F LEMING Jt KDTH I RFORD, attorneys at law. Of fice over -J. A. utts >t co’s dr ng store. C AMPBELL k GDRLFY. attorney* at law and sol icitors iu equity. Office iu court house. S IAfS k CRAWFORD, attorneys at law. Office in court house. _ VirniTELFY A D0NALS0N. Attorneys at \| Law. Office in Sunburn's Block, B DR. BI. L. BATTLE, mim n de.xt.st, Bainbridfo Ga- C RTIFIOATES: t take pleai-ure in certifying to Dr. Battle’s skill ac a denti-t. llis wok in mv famili has ugh-| given entire satisfaction, and I wou il not go further that his office iu search of a dentist. Miscellaneous. E PLaNTMON BITTERS This wonderful vege table restorative is the skccLanclior of the feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid it lias iio equal among stomach- ics. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which women are espec ially subject, it Is superseding every other stimulant, in ail climates, tropical, tem perate or frigid, it acts •is a specific iu every ies cf disorder whiob uiiucroiincs the bodily slronglh and breaks duwu the animal spirits. Wherever it is intro- duecd it becomes a standard article—a me dicinal staple. It is to-day the best and purest tonic, and the most popular medicine in the civilized woriu—be sure and get »ie genuine. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores. cot 1 ly cove-, Stubbs & Co, COTTON FACTOBo AND t ommission Merchants, BAT STREET, SAVANNAH. iiFOUGIA. advinces od 0< !t«n corsijrred to r>ur c, '*i”vp ou j eilli ^ Ycrk and Live>poul‘ • E G i ever, A. T. Macintyre. -tVs UB *h, *>«• ThomssvUlo, Ga. "* 8 O. F. Stubbs, Savannah, Ga, 'a IV. 0. FLEMING. This is to certify that I have teeth filled by Dr. M. L. BafHe. ''et list, and hare. al*«,exatn- MERY JOHNSON, dealer in stoves, tinware, i i n ,,(] several s| uciinens of his ar ificial plate house-fnniishinggoods, kc., soiitb-broad street. ■ w() . (eel warranted in ieC'-ntoi- tiding him 1 as a neat ami sub tantial operator. JOE. S. DESVERGES. P> the citizens of the city and vicinity, office in Bower's block, upstairs, south-bniad street. services to the citizens of Rainbridge and vicinity. Office over E. H. Smith's store. iR. M. L. BATTLE, surgeon dentist Office over Rockwell k West's store, south-broad street C. SOBERS, dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, musical instruments, etc., west street P. DICKINSON k CO., dealers In confectioneries and family groceries, south-broad street. EMIS ROBB, barber and hair diesser, broad st., 4 under Exchange saloon. VT vTT, practical gunsmith and dealer in guns, pistols, ammunition, etc., west street n j. fiENDERSO.Vk CO., furnitut'e dealers, cabinet h makers, upholsterers and nudertakers. MsEfi buriiil cases always on hand—cor. westaud water sts. 1 0018 ARMSTRONG, carpenter and co<.per, solio- j patronage. Shop on clarke street ronagt. Contra,-ts promptly executed. W S. ROBERSON k CO., dealers in fresh meats of descri,itions, such as beef. veal, mutton, pork, kid. etc. Every day. Corner broad and broughton sts. J J. COOPER, dealer in country produce, fresh meats, kc., west street. W J. BRENNER, dealer in fine wines, liquors, ten— ‘ '• - ‘ ' solicited. rUKD, blacksmiths, nop on east' Patronage This will certify that Dr. M. L. Battle has done work in my family, and given perfect satisfaction. Several teeth I believed conld not -be saved, but being a.-aured by Dr. B.. that if bis wor did not prove sneces-ful. be would make no charge. I consented to have it done, and very willingly paid the bill. I have seen other work of bis and hare, also examined specimens of his artificial plates, and cheerfully recommend him to the patronage of the public as a safe and skillful operator. GEO. W. F iRRAR, M. D. Having seen and examined Di. M. L. Rattle’s work, I can safely recommend him as a neat and durable operator. JOEL JO’lNkON, Ord’y, I). CL j take pleasure in recommending to the public generally, the services ot Dr. J,i. L. Ba’tle, Dentist, of this citv. I have seen some skilfully executed work from the Doctor’s hai-ds and have heard many compliments paid him as an op rator. J. A. BUTTS, M. I) We. the undersigned, having seen and exam ined specimens of Dr. M. L. Battle’s work, do not hesitate to recommend him as a fi,st-class dentist. His woik is all well and arefuily done, and is such as we have not teeu surpusssed any w hero, T!:os. L. Wragg, J. D. TTori M. D-. yf. C. R ckwell. John S. Hopson, E. H. Smith. N L. Cloud, ATOEL GA JEY * 0<V, Wtmlessle a d n- 'oil ties ers in ready-made giotbing, cassis lucres kc., Ac , Bast Water street. J C. GLOVER k 1*0.. Bdtehers and Dealers iu country produce, next does to Exchange Saloon, Water street. T. WEATHERS, Proprietor of Bosrding House, Corner Clay k Planter’s streets. R N f> horn. W. C. Dickinson, James Watts, Ad:.m Hinds, Richard Sims, M S. Colbert, W. II Mar'in._ P Jerrie Morrisson, Tli s. F. Dickenson, W. A. Dickenson, W E. Rutherford, L M. G-iffin, J. N. West, M. S. McIntosh, G. A Pa.lriek, Geo W. Pearce, A. T. Reid. M. M. I.-on. J D. Darrell, E. C. Robinson, Jr. T . Hunnewell, C. C. King, Jr., John Sharon, J. A. Zuigler. ELS0N * HONE, Bating house, Brough ton stree'. W E. RUTHERFORD k CO..Keepers Livery and Sale Stables, Broad street, roar of Sharon Home L OSCAR J ACKSON. Warehouse and Com- *oi-si..ti Merchant. Bruton’s Wnai t, loot of Wm. II. Tk> s. Wit. W. fJonrwN. TIS0N & GORDON, COTTON FACTORS; • — AND — GENERAL COMMISSION M KHCH.VN I S. 90. Bay Stbkkt. Savannah, Ga. Bagging, Rope or Iron Ties idnnwd on Crop*. liberal cash advances made oo consignments of Cottou. Oratefnl for hbcrol potroosge in the ouice of tiro same is Jm^cellaneoi^ HISCELLASEOU' ppm m mistiK CAUTION 1 PX2DH NT& ABLn?WONLirZ IN- SUEA1TCS COMPANY. CA.PT. F. L. HALE, THE ONLY GENERAL AGENT FUR SOUTH GEOB . 1^-014. „ 'Ey the Mkrwtag authority in bis Commission : POLICIES LITTLE OVER TWO YEaRw, 0000. Policy Holders Participate in the Profits. OFFICERS. W C. Carrington President. John F-. Edwards. Vice President, II U. flarlsooh. Seeretwv. J. J lloj kins. Assist ant Secretary, i< <7. Ha Hr.>ok. Cashier, C- Hemy Perr«w.-SI. D., ) C. H. Smith. M. !»., » Med Advise s. eorge Ross, M. I)-, J Professor E lward B Smitii. Actuary. D P F .ckler. Consulting A tunv, James E. vVo!ff,>£uperiiiteiideutof Agencies DIRECTORS. John 0 Williams, AY MD-kes, Win H Calmer; J .? Ho; kins, W C Ca riiigt-.ji, B II Maury. C Henry IVrrow, Win O Taylor. John E Edwards, Daniel J Hartook, J bn Eudyrs, Wm B Isaacs, Qeorge S Painter. Capl. F. L. HALF-, General Agent for Smith Ga., Savannah, Ga. Office 134Js Bay Street, uext to com. of Wit ituker Street w By the avfhority in me thus vested by my com- mission, I remove any uad all Agents ai.d Medical examiners iu any of the counties couiposiug tny District, not oompi\in«e with the s£ecifi« ationa and directions. laf A gents, otherwise appointed, with in this District ukcut w*po:t at once by mail to < apt, F. L. Hale, General A cert for 8outh Gem-gia and Aavaa- nab. Office Street. George W. Miwe, the mly authorised A^cnt ft p Deiratnr comity the above authority, aud Dr. W. N. Bruce, Medical Examiner. F. L. H.t E, Gen. Agt. for South Ga.. i Savannah. GENT. ^PEKINTEN'DENT S OFFICE.) Atlantic aid Gi ls Railroad. - V‘ - ^xtaxxnr. ■Nov fith, ) O N and sftvr-HNDAT .•he^.h inwaut. mM1 b ^ pPCTentoi ttat bj , irtue of Passenger Train* on this Road will run authority givon us by our Hoard of Directors, Ws aa follows, commencing with the 4.20 P. M. hereby sppuiutOapt. F. L. HAIAL Oauerol Agent, and Xrmin . empower him to REMOTE and APPOINT dGENTS ’ and MEDICAL EXAMINERS for this.Computy st all BIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. points he may visit in the .state of Georgia, within Leare Savaun.h (Saturday, except- ed) at.... 4.30 p tn Clinch, Echols, Iovudes, Berriau, tblquitt. Brooks, Arrive at Bainhridge (Sundays ex- Thomas, Decatur. Mitchell, Miller, Baker and Buiy, R I - _ „ . i» off isAidt .vgeaft shril rqssri and reauf So Aiat. cepie<iy ai o.io a m -In witness whereof, The signature of the officers Arrive at- Live (ink (>unds \ s ex- of this Company with the official Ileal. o4 the same „ cent gYVal. t L -- • -* • 3-20 a m , the day and year sbqvc writ Arrivff np4aHg jN,ttrAnnday« ex cepted.ut 7 Oi a m Arrive at Tallaha-see at 7.<>7 am Atrive nt Quincy a*'.' 9 15 a in Leave,Quitu-y. >aluida\s «xcple< ,. .at fi^5 a m Leave allalias-ee, Satirrdays ex- A-epted.at .’ 5 25pm Leave aeksotiville, Saturdays ex cepted. at ....820pm Leave Live Oak, Saturdays excepi- . ed. at 1.28 am Leave Bat abridge, Saturdays except ed. ilt 9 30 p in Arrive at SuvaniiabjSuiida isexei pi - ed. at ...... 10.50am DAY TRAIN. Leave Savannah,Sundays excepted. at 7 15 a tn Arrive at Live tiuk, Sundays ex cepted. nt 7.00 p m Leave Live O ik, Sundays excepted, at.... 6.00 a ni Arrive nt Savannah, Sundays ex cepted. at 5 a» p m Passe gere for'rialinns west of L iwlnn. on Main Line’; tnke Express Train leaving Savannah at 4.30 p. in BRUNSWICK TRAIN. Leave Savannah. Tuesday, Tlims ’day and Sntn.,da\. at 12.50 pm Arrive at No. 6 (Junction) at... . 4 8 >|>m Arrive at- Bruit-wick at 6.42 p m L ave Beni ifwi' h. Alaiulay. Wed- uesd-iy adB Friday, at 12.5" p m Lea ve N" 6 at_. 3 • 0 p m Arrive ut Savannah at........... 5 9.9 p m • H. -S. HAINES, l.nvl4 lro General Snperioiendei t. »*aned WTC oaRKINOTON. Brestdent. (nest)' J. J. HoraiNB. Secretary. By the Authority In me thus tested. I remove any and all Agents aud Medical Examiners In ant of the above counties, not complying with the above speci fications and directions. Any Agent or Agents, oth erwise appointed, within this district most report at okcc by mail to Crpt F. L. Halil General Agent for South Georgia, at Savannah. Office : 1485, Bar St. Gaonoc W. PiUROX, the only Authorized Agent for Decatur county, by the above authority, and Dr. W. N. lincct. Medical Examiner. F. L- HALF, OenT Ag’t for South Oa., at savannah. Oct. 16th, 1868. (Jl> DESltCABLE Plantations to Rent. O N Tuesday, December 7th, 1869. wnwill jf- fer for rent, foi 'he ynsuing year, at .pub lie outcry, before the Court House dour in Bain- bridge, the following land-, vis: * Arnett Plan'ation containing 830 acres open land Remolds “ “ 800 •• “ “ Sims’ “ “ 300 “ « “ K.db “ “ 400 •• “ « Juhnson ** “ 150 “ •* “ Also, two settlements on Monroe place, one of 250 acres ; the other of 70 acres—these .-et- tlements rented separately. TERMS—Feceine to be kept in good rep-dr; Notes psyab e 1st November 1870, with good security aud lien on all crops grown, WM. G. d. tonge, F. L. BABBIT, ; Adnr’rs Estate . Davis Tonge. Bainbridgc, Ga., Get. 25. 1869. (5 Mr) BKNBRIDGE, CUTHBEKT AilO COLUMBUS K. R. J. N. WtLMlY, PHOTOGIlArilER. COPIl-;s OF ALLKINDS GF r ?MW M.\I»K IN ANY STYLE AND SIZE ALL KINDS op FRAM^i &. PICTURES ALWA1K ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. Se 11R 3lll Thp above certificates are from some of the ir.ost prominent cilizenaof Baiubridge, and they speak for theuuelvea. A SMALL BIT OF WHOLESOME DENTAL ADVICE—GRATIS. We wi.ne-s examples, daily, of the ruinous . «r j 0 f iievlcrt **r ii»ii.ffere«ce m re^nra r«» t»« Teeth, whe "bv apf’ying f a ski-fu! D. nti-t at the proper time, much stiff ring ai d exnen-e w.Jd let saved, and the Teeth would he effectu ally preserved Tl.e attention »f Parent- I w.--h to call I arttcular.y to the subject : as the ear v extraction of a se.mr.ting those »h»i lap. „r the remivai of decay, might be the meaosof nnt..n>y saving the organs of mastieat. .n, preserve heailu aud beauiv. M. L- BATTLE. Surgeon Hainliriitge, Gm. 4A—tf 5 Bbls. Light Br wn NEW CASH STORE! CatJipOUGHTON k WEST BTS, Quick Sales ! Small Profits! I T/iKE pleasure in announring to the citizens of lAaiiibridge and adjoiuing countrj that 1 have opened a first-class establishment for the public ac commodation, where the buyer will b« fv.. ”loued at I LOW RATES FOR CASH. DRY GOODS! — an r» — GROCERIES, FRUITS AND CONFECTIONS, In quantities to suit PltUHASEBS. I have nrw on band, end am conptartly receiving a most excellent ass* >rtment of FLOUIt. MACON. LARD. Syrup, Apples. Oranges. Candies. Raisons, and mauv other things Ni nomerous to mention. Call and see tqe before p ircha-ing elsewhere. 23 4 1m W. H M4FTIN. INCORPORATED 1859. CAPITAL, $350,0001 J. F. BOZEM IS, President, o. P. WUU.OX, Secretary. C trcip Retail or hv the Bsrvfd. HEAP, at *« BABBix * WARFIELD. dW 1 Bain bridge, July 31«l- 43-3a CHEAP! CHEAP!! 2-5 Kegs Nails—£ t • 40.«1. g Kegs Finishing Nails 4 to 40d. 400 Pounds White Lead in Oil. k ‘•iipplv of Boiled and Raw ^ Linseed Oil to arrive. For sale hv 1?AT51?rr« WRFIET5&. ~ PROLIFIC COTTON SEED. A FEW hundred bushels of PURE PRO LIFIC COTTON SEED fur sale. PRICE $2 PER BUSHEL, Sucked and Do ivered at Depot. References:—W. B. Smith, Capt. C. E. Conyers, Atlapulgus, Decatur Co., Ga. jnff- Orders contaitiing money by Express with dir.clious for shipment, promptlv attended to. J R. L -TIMER, Sparta, Ga. Attapclgus. Ga.. Sept. 25. 1869. This is to certify that I have planted fluting the yeor Cotton Seed purchased of J R Latimer. E q. I c hsidor th« superb,, to any other “ f ’ l "i« see.tion. and will yield at Irast one huo- tiretl per cent, nipr, than the reed (Paget) I have been p’anting for years. W. B. SMITIL oct 9-2 til 1st jan. -CALL FOR lO PER CENT OF THE 2ND Jt 3RD INSTALLMENTS. Office B . C. t£ C. Railkoad Co., 1 Bai v bridge. Oct. 25tlt, 1869. f A C'LL for the Second and Third Install ment- of TEX per cent each upon the sub- scii,.tb>n to the <!a|-itol t .ck of the Bainb-idge, Cutiibert and Columbus Railroad Cdtupany, i« hereby made upon each and evorv .-uwrrtiuer tlie same to be paid December 1st, 1969, and January 1st. 1870 . Payments may b‘- made in Columbus, to Mr. John King. Banker; in Lnmpkin. to Dr. J. K. Barnum; in Cuthhertito Captain W. 31. Tumlin, Secretary and Treasurer, and in Bainbridge, to to the undersigned. BENJAMIN F. BRUTON, Oct. 30. 1869—tl President. NEW STOCK GOODS! THE Oldest Shoe Store Ilf SAVANNAH. MISCELLANEOUS. Lan«l» idvaacim. The unhlie -Sl«t of himlnl pnyperfy in various part* of the State, made no Tuesday last and reported in our ex- changes, exhibit generally a decided ad vance in value. It may aafely be said that this description of property now commands neuriy or quite .doable the prices that conlil have been obtained 4b year ego. This is an eneeeragtng mark ■>f Siutbern recuperation. There ia, we think, no reaeon to feer that the ad vance of real eetato will be a treated. Crisis or coovnlsioos in momentary af fairs and general bnainem may for a time stop the demand for Southern lands, bul that the advance .will be steadily main tained is hardly a matter of doubt. The truth is lands in the cotton region have never brong^tthe prices that the^pro- dactivenegaand profit-in unlturejoattVid. Lands in thd North and Northwest, from which the profit could bJRerived as from good cotton lauds in the South,; have for some time commanded from $50 to $100 per acre, and the day- is probably not fur distuut. when the same prices will be paid for good lands ip the cotton region.—Columbus Enquirer. Lands in Georgia have advanced,, oa an average, not rnuoh short of 300 .per cent, in the last two years. A financier was lamenting hia luck, the other day, in having bought railroad stock instead of lauds two years ago. He was tbeupn tlie (joint of buyiug a plantation at five dollars au acre, but was afraid of it;, and it haa since been sold at seventeen dol lars an acre. All the time this bee hums in hia head: 2500 acres of land bought at $5.00 per acre—$12,500. Bold at $17, 00 an acre—$42,500; amount lost, $30, 000. This gives him the cholic every time he thinks of it, besides a pain in the head. Bat seventeen dollars an acre is no price for good land in Georgia. There is an abundant murgin, and.when the price gets up to fifty dollars au acre we can begin to consider.—Macou 2de- graph. Printers and Paradoxes. A priuter is the m ist curious being living. He m&y'hiigpu bank, coins, and not be worth a ceut;*F.ape umall cups, ami have neither wifdfror'children. Others may run fast, but he gets swifter by set- tiug fast. He may be making impres sions without eloquence; may use the ley without offending, and be telling the truth; while others cannot staud while they net, be can set standing and do both a,'.the same time; have to nse furniture, and yet have no dwelling; may make and put away pi, and never see a pie, much less eat it daring his life; be a human being and a rat at the same time; may press a great deal and not ask a favor; may handle a shootiDg iron and know nothing about a cannon, gun or pistol; he may move the {ever that moves the world, aDd be as far from moving the globe as a hog under a mole-hill; sprefcd sheets witbont being a housewife, he may lay his forms on a bed, and yet be obliged to sleep on the floor; be may use a dagger without shedding blood, and from the earth he may handle stars; be may Inve a rolling disposition, and yet Pieces Columbus Factory never desire to travel; he may have a Stripes. * I sheep's foot and not be deformed; never Pieces Columbus Factory j without a case, and yet know nothing of Gingham Checks. {law or physic; be always correcting er- Pieces Col-u m I ms Factory Jeans rf}rBj and.be growing worse every day; have embraces, without haying the arms of a gir( thrown aronn.d him; have hi* form locked np, and at the same time bo free from jail, watch-bonse or any other confinement; his office may have a hell in it, aud uot be a bad place after all; he might be plagned by the devil, and be a Christian'of the best kind; aud wbat is stranger still,- be honest or dis honest, rich or poor, drnuk or *obe. rin- Ware KB# €hitta, ’ d “"tno..s or lazy, he always Stands up ^ to his busuiem. 29 19 6 aud Truck for Trowscre. For sale hv K MlBfT tfr W4PFTFTD E I>. bM Y l ilisi 6L uOq ' . IMFOBTERS OF CROCKERY; AND D CALEBS IX W. C. HITLER, amt Town Ixts Haling just retnrne-1 from Philadelphia and ff*OB SALE ! B »rton # id prepared to famwa f — GREATEST BARGAIN FVFR OF- PLANTER5 & THEIR FAMILIES FERED IN DECATUR !! BEST STOCK I - -. ' - A Beautiful Isctdbnt.—A naval officer beii g at sea iu a dreadful Sturm his wife, who was sitting itf the cabin near him, and filled with alarm for the safety of the vessel, was so surprised at his composure and serenity that .she cried out: r ., “My dear, are yon not sfraid? How is it tliat yon can be calm ip.snob a dread ful storm?” , , He rose from bis chair, lashed to the deck, supporting himself by a pillas of the bed place, drew his swotd and point ing it.to the breast of his wife, ex- claiiuedr‘-^'' J “'“--*‘ *— ’ “Are yon not afraid?” 5he instantly ansa-ered, “No.” “Why?” said the officer. “Because,’’rejoined the lady, “Iltnow OFFER my FLINT RIVER FARM for that this sword is in the bauds of my HOUSE FUMING tiOODS, 142 Cosgbesb (C141 St. Julia* Sts. , SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA. *eptl8—till lstjsn. —OF— BOOTS AND SHOES IN OUR CITT. ’’ Directly "pporits Ih. Pulaski Honre. and . Urn ^tvst^i'qu ... doors afe-ve the Se even H use, Aleuts bp f’*uod si erery promineut pointta five tlionriuiiMoHars Iroforetb* war; coitfains >f 156 ncros la .*1, in->re or less, and , hurt me. Miei sreielit town lot* on tli« south-west “Then,” said be, “remember, I know li.ru -di.rv. >a d land extends from .Ire rity ^{,om I believe, and that He holds tbo limits io Tooge's Fm-torv. «n the Foot river, ... * T • , n.- j a distance of on* mile. A tm.,t one hundred wind in Hts ftste, aud the Mater in the acre- open land on the place—no iroj.rov*— hodow of Hia hands. ” the Southern Stvtes. I« whom applications foi insur ance may be made- Apply to JOHN H. POTTER, ««»4-M Bainbridge, G. doors 133 CoHeren Street, septlff "SAVANNAH, GA. fnent*. A^o, fire hnn*ire^ worth of Iuniboi*. <*o AT *»f Wmlher Floorii»r, Apply to novi3 zm y sniT. WAGON FOR SALE, A N EXCELLENT FOUR-HORSE WAG- oti >or sale, at eerv l« w figure*, Aj.plv to WILLlb B. Bt&ELL. Jtrty *31, 1869-tf A new and neatly printed paper, jnst started at MouticelUi, Fla., called “The Huuticello Advertiser,” finds its way to onr sauctnm. It is published by John W. Garwoodj. Esq ^ at $1.00 per year, and devoted chiefly to the into rents of advertisers. It
