)
Oil surety.
Ought ft man ever go surety for an
other? Wbyuot? It is a most friendly
»cU If prudently done, it m»J be <*
most eminent benefit to your neighbor.
It gives him the benefit of yonr repute
U‘ou when he is not known. It lends
him your credit, where his is not suf
ficient. It pots him in funds, which
otherwise he could not command. Bock
service to a friend is generous and some
times even noble. No better use can be
of one’s money than to help a true
friend. We are commanded to “re
member those in bonds as bound with
them.’’ To be sure, this was originally
applied to bonds of a different kind,
but with not a whit more propriety than
to peeuniary bond*. A roan who, bj a
few thousand dollars, can save his friend,
his family, from bankmpey and want,
could hardly spend bis money in s
manner which, all his life long, be
would remember with more satUfac-
MlbCELL A N EOU S.
PLANTERS!
XT jos wiflb to parthilf
GOOD BOOTS SHOES
GEO. T. NICHOLS,
159 Congress St.,
SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA.
|(HisetUauc<M5. ^
Dealer
MILLER,
in Mahogany, Walnut, and Pine
FUENITUKE,
SaVaNNAU cards.
J J. Dli KISOS, B. k. DlCKISoS,
01 Florid*. . OF Savannah.
J. J DICKISON ft CO-
cotton factors
AND
igtommtesum prahante,
58 its*y
SAVANNA*!. tJEOKGl A.
Liberal sdranee, ns eon-igument* to or or to
»ar correspondents in Bs liuiore bew York or
Liverpool.- Bagging. Ro| e. Tie?. Ac., furnished
ri... i.iw-p-1 market price* »<*' 11 s
ucumnsi-. h. cowrosi..
SIMS ft CRAWPORD,
attorneys at law,
BAfSBllIDOK.Ot.
Office in the ■ eti House. dce2-ly
H IS articles csnnnt bo surpassed b, the oldest
firm, in the city f*»r beauty id appearance and
durability nf w* »r. Give hints call, and prove the
fart to your satisfaction. nrtCS 4 3m
tion!
But, there are certain moral and
prudential considerations which should
always be borne in mind in going snr
etj for a friend. You slnuld alwats
^ske up your minds l.ow much you a e
willing to give aw*v, a soluiely, lor
that friend whom you indorse. F<»r to
blunder can Is* worse than to indorse
on the supposition that you will not
have to pay. Never indoise without
saving to yourself. ‘This may «ome
round on mi*. I rosy have to pay it ;
and, if it does come to that, I am aide
and witling.* Nmt* out of t**n of the fa.
la! mistakes made by bondsmen arise
form taking the opposite course to this
They consider the act of in orsing a
friend’s paper as a mere commercial
from. ‘There is no risk 1 shall not
have it to pay. He is abundantly ab ••
to take oare of bia paper. I shall lie p
him without harming mvsetf, and he is a
alingv man who will not do that. Thi
is the calculation on which a man binds
himself to pay a friend’s debts in case
the friend cannot pay them liitnse-f. Rut
how do these things turn out ? One
need not go far to ascertain! Every
village has an illustration. The bor
rower was more involved than you sup
E osed, or, perhaps, than he himself
new, and his creditors closed on him,
and wound i im up, and were ovei joyed
to find su h a good name as yours on
bis paper. Or, the sanguine scheme on
ah ch be bad wntuied, which seemed
sure of success, without possibility ot
failure, suddenly, like a loaded wagon,
slipped off a wheel and upset in the
dirt!
Or, just as everything was at the
po ut of success, your Iriend sickened
and could not look after his affairs,
some critical matter was neglected, or
some tiishonesl person stepped in the
crooked matters ; your frienil died, the
estate went into the executors hands
for settlement, was badly managed,
warped and crooked, and final y turned
out insolvent
And wbat became * f you ? Why,you
were wroth ! In an hour you find you-
self confronted with a debt that sweep,
away jour house, your faim, your litile
suin' in bank, and leaves you where you
began just twenty-five years ago, wnb
this difference ; That then you had only
yourself to provide for, and now you
nave a wife and eight children. Then
.you -were twenty five years old, and
life all before you, and now you are fit
ty years old and lite pretty much all
behind you ! Y-rn have given away yom
-children's bread. Yon have not saved
jour friend, but have ruined yonrselt !
Perhaps your iriend has settled on bis
wife a small piooerty. So much the
better for her, if he had. Of course
she will divide with you, since it was
to save her husband that yon were ruin
ed. But, if she will not (and human
nature is made up of shaky stuff), and
her children go to school while youis
stay at home ; amt if they live in a com
fortable house, pleasnty furnisb«d. while
you ar« hiring a few rooms iu the cheap
est quarter of the town, then I suspect
that you will chew the cud of a great
inanv bitter r*flections.
When it i« too Isle you will be very
wise. You will say to yourself, it may
be, A man is a fool who signs for any
larger sum than he can conveniently
nay. Amen, sav I.
B-fore a man puts his nam« down on
-Mother's paper, he should ask himself.
* Am I willing to give this person as
much roo-ev as l sign for? Amen asv
I. —Ht«ry Ward Beecher, in the Man
ufacturer and Builder.
ALFRED H. COLQUITT. HUGH H. COLQUITT.
JAKE* BAGG8.
COLQUITT & BAGGS,
[Successors to H. H. COLQUITT.]
Uomm’n Merchants,
tench and Gott-ujc Gluuubcv Sets
and looking glasses.
mattresses
made TO ORDER.
157 BROUGHTON STREET,
IVb-O 20 I
SAVANNAH,
GEORGIA
V. O, Dawson.
ol fiivuiosb.
W. A. CH*kkt.
of Macon.
w. C. DAWSON ft CO.,
OCTCSUAXCK.
Cont’sinn & ortoarting ^Tm^nts.
AL-O,. DKALKK8 IN
Wool. Bides. Talk. Bttswu. Skins aid Firs.
Of all descriptions, for Which the highest market
prices will be paid.
OFFICE 268 BAY ST.. SAVANNAH, GA.
* KFRRKNcrs * 1 he merchants generally
•ifSavannah and Macon; and E. J Ilendcison.
Bainb idge. [aug28—47—3m
70 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
septT8-itm
CAPT.- H. T. BLOCKER,
WITH
Wnx> Hone,
[established 1850.]
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
WINES, LIQUORS A SEGA US,
NO. 133, BAT ST.,
SAVANNAH. GA.
•OLE AGENT FOB GEOBG1A AND FLORIDA OF
SHUMAN'S CELEBRATED ALE
In Barrels and Half Burrels.
se pl508-fc-tn
E. L. NEIDLINGER,
Dealer in
§A©Mi!§. IBMMilS
AND HARNESS.
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
Saddlery Ware, Leather, etc..
No. 72 St. Julian and 105 Bryan St.,
SAVANNAH, GA
geplPg-0-2m
J. H. PUTNAM,
DEALER lit
mmwv,
Mthutra,
AND
POPLAR DUMBER,
STAIR RAILS.
NEWEL POSTS
AND BALUSTERS
Cor. ol Harrison Ac Laurel Streets,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Oct. 2-1 -8m.
JCRJKOttT OMLVJPMCj
WINDOW (JLASS,
p&sOTS, ©aiaS mb
$tanu?lt t ^tushes.
No. eWHitoK-er Street, -
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
S lls h. Blinds and Doors, made to »rd. r in any style at short notice.
Great care take., iu filling orders with promptue.s, and to have every c .se of
„ a . . , AujH, I *69—45—ly
Goods properly packed. _ _
\VM. HENRY WOODS,
COTTOli* FACTOn.
and
OEXEBAL fOMMISSIOY MERCHANT,
BA.'V STHEE I',
SAVANNAH, GA.
agent for _ __ , -- ^
(SrUlfi Stk «*.
n E i. at .11 time, prepared to advance liberally »n Consignments of Cotttonfor sale in Sav
annah, or for shipment to his correspondents in New Turk and Literp. .
,14—45—6 in. -
GEORGE N. NICHOLS,
Job Fruiter, Binder & Blank Book
manufactu rfk.
Bay Street. mm nil Georgia
.1 une 28 H4-tf
D. It. Adams, A. A. Adams, H. K. Washburn,
Eatonton, Gm. Americas, Ga. Savannah, Ga.
ADAH5, WASHBUBN & CO.,
FACTORS,
—AND—
Ceramtesion pmhant.s,
Savannah, fit).
^ References : Hon. A. A. Allen, W. T. Cox. Esq.
July 24, 18C9. 42-Uy
P. II. BEIIN,
Cettan and |ti« factor,
A.ND
GEN. COAIMI'SION MERCHANT
First Office West of the Exchange,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Auz 21—4fl—6m.
s. w
PROFE-'SION \L CARDS.
ADVERTlsEME^
. O. Ftam-vn. c ‘
FLEMING & RUTHERFORD,
attorneys at law,
BaLNB.:IIM4K. G«ob«i*.
O FFICE over dr'.sr store of U C. King. Jr.-
4 Go. Ar? fully rtrepoked to toVc-harer
of all cases ..rising under the Unokrup
Law. jf 2», S6-tf
HUGH M. KING,
attorney at law.
rOLl'-UeVK. GA.
ic 29-67-ty
. ... «
CAMPBELL tfe GURLEY,
Jlttorntas anti ffonnstllors at fate,
Aid Solicitors is Equity.*
BAINBKIDGE. DECATUR CO.. GEORGIA.
ItriLT. practice in Decatur. Baker, Killer. Mttchenr
II p-.1t r.lhoun and counties mi line of Atlantic
* Gnlf Railroad. Will give prompt attention to bus-
new* entruated to their care. may 2* IH6o-iy
I. K sown. .D. wc mix, a. bowct-
BOWER, McOILL ft BOWER,
ATTORNEY S
AND
COUNSELLORS AT LA W.
O ffice in rt«»v% er’.- bi.ogk, on
S»iiiih*^r"#d Street
Ttai»V*r:dsre. 4 |*rl "4
R. H. WHITELEY.
JOHN E. DONALHON.
K. u. wniiciia*.
WHITE LEY ft DON ALS ON,
attorneys at uw,
’'f inbridge, - - - Grergia,
IT| ft,L practice in the Southwestern and
V? Ps.ai’laCircuits-
Office up stairs, in Sanb-rn’s new hnild
in ^ ' april 17 69-28 tf
DRJUDSON BUTTS,
)ffice East Side Court House Square,
bainbridge. ga.
novS d-tf
DR. E. PEACOCK,
Date of Knoxville. Ga.
DR.J.D.H0YL&SR0.,
AT
TIE GITYII STORE!
\\7E AUK NOW PREPARED TO TAKE
Vi ORDERS L\lR
SUGAR MILLS
AND
SUG AR KETTLES,
SAMPLES OF WHICH CAN BE SEEN AT
OUR STORE
Babbit & Warfield.
Jn.v 81-48-4ni
na 1b. h oca aft. «3L "Sr 9
W OULD inf01 m their friends and customers. th,t they have recently msde large add t-ens to
SaSjsS tin. c», In,,,. SM. .»« -jy.
who are in the habit of using fine a-'tc.es of the kincL i
BOOKS
For Sale at the Post Office.
WEBSTER’S SPELLING BOOK.,
McGUFFIE’S Readers.
DAVIES'and SMITH’S Arithmetic.
t.uRSELL mid SMITH’S Geography,
ULLIOS’ 5 midsMITH’S Englisl. Grammar,
DAVIES’ Algebra.
FARMER’S ALMANAC for 1867.
COPY BOOKS, WEBSTERS Dictionary,
MEMORAM'UM BOOKS. SLATES,
PENCILS, CAP and NOTE PAPER.
AISO.
PRISON LIET: of JEFFERSON DAVIS and
BILL ARP. T. R. CLOUD.
Nov. 1S66 4—t
Mew
-THE-
POSTl'ONED
YET!
PATTERSON & MCNAIR.
WEST STREET,
BAINBK1DOB, GA.
I iWmt the attention of pan-haters to their large
aad carefully selected stock, now ta> *ure an* dany
arriving, of
administrators
SALE.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in December
next, before the court house door in the town
of BainbridRf—l"t» of land Ko. 168. 157. 1V5 and '24
in the 16th Idetriet of Deeatnr county. Ga., as the
uronertr ot S-thans Jtacklsy, deceised. for dn-tn-
bntion among the distributee# of ssid hathsu Bi.ck-
n, Alao Ten Shares in the Atlantic and Gnlf Kail
iKldi Terms are cash. It the terms are not com
plied with, the property will be re-sold on the first
Tuesday iu January. Volo, it uw first purchase cost
Oct 6th, 1868. LA HEK K.At KL.VY. J Allmln T.
— ON —
SAMUEL P. HAMILTON
DEALER IN
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.
CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STS., SAV \NH.\H.
GLEASON
.Talian Street.
SAVAN?IAH, GEORGIA,
MAKTJFACTTKER OF THE
L A T F. ST IM PRf >VED
gusAi fugues
— AND
SXJG A.B FA-ISrS,
COTTON SCREWS. GIN (iEAR,
AND DEALER IK
PORTABLE and STATIONARY
ENGINES,
ft XD GEKEK.il, M.ACUIN1 JfY. Orders left with
fk Mussrs Hutibiti & Warfield. Hclchcr & Terrell oi
otuer resiionsibli merchants, will bepruinptly filled
Send for descriptive jnice list and circular. jyi7 4in
L. J. GUII.MABTIS. JOHN FLANNERT.
L- J- GUILVT ARTIN & CO-,
COTTON FACTORS
(Bfnftal tfoimtiissifiu
Morcbants,
BAY STREET. SAVAKNAH, GEOKGIA.
A gents for bkadley’ssuperpho.--
pfcaie - f Lime
BAGGING, ROPE. & IRON TIES.
Always on hand.
peg* Usual Facilities Extended to Cnstome
Aug2I 46 [6m
t
B EING I.ermanent'j located in this city, and
having h d an experience of twelve yeais
.i the practice of the profession in its vai i •»
•.ranches, hopes to receive a reasonable than
if patronage.
risay-Offi.-e up stairs in the Patterson building,
■i court h‘ use square.
Rkferk cfs—Drs. J. C. Harvey, B. A
1 are wood W. 8. Ott etree. Knoxville. Gi.; J.
ilillMuan. IVm P. Wright. McK. Merrhisoo,'
llieltorv G ove, Ga.; « m A. Mathews. Wm. J.
(Deen. D- N. Austin, D. G. M.. Fort Vailev.
•la.: Le Sueur A On k. Gull den. Ga ; B. F. A
tl. W. Newsom. Reynolds. Ga. A. J. Simmons.
Vtacon. <ya.; A. W.‘ Peurifoy, perry, Ga.
jar# 14 tf
MEDICAL CARD.
D U. E J. MORGAN, having permanently
located in the the city of Bninbridtre. ten
er. his professional services to the public, and
-specfully solicit- a share of patronage
Will be found at his office in Ito" er’s Bloch
luring the day. and at hi* residence on Brough
ton street at night.
All call- promptly attended.
Bainbridire. Ga. Match 6. 1862 22—tf
dry goods.
Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Clothing, Groearies
Trunks, Hats,
Valises, Crorkery. Saddlery, Guns, At.,
. . , aosoctment of every article usually
(Mkan bought or advance* ate w it tor
POSTPONED
Administratcrs Sale
O Y 'he FIRST TUE DAY IN DECEMBER
next, pwill fler for sale at public omerv
b f.re the Coert House door in EAINRKIDgL.
HA. the ptanlaiiow ia'ely -.wned and oe, ui ie<-
by W. J. Smallwood, deceased-said p!antatv>n
nontaiuing 1160 acres more or less.
Three hundred and twenty five acres are in
the highest stale of cultivation, and under go«d
fence, lying about eight miles east at Bain-
bridge. near the Atlantic and G' It Railroad.
This is one of he meat va uihlc farms in
Southwestern Geo.gia. consisting iu a largo
part of •
HAMMOCX L4NDS
WELL ADAPTED TO THE GROWTH OF
COTTON—
Being level, it is capable oi tieing brought to the
h s ghest atate ot tortility. It ha* upon it a latge
a..d comfortable dwelling, l-.gether with all
acei-ssarv out-buildings, and is siroat- d in s
pleasant oeigbboibood in the imir-dvate viril
ity ot ehugphes and a fiouru-hira »rl:ool, it pre
mia on# of the hest opportuni ieaf r aprofira-
bto investment in a paying Cotton Farm evei
*s,,|<t for distribntion. Terms—ONE-HALF
CASH and O'- E HALF SECURED BY MORT
GAGE ON PLACE.
p (tr further refer t* Col w. u
riamW Bainbridge. ; Col. A. T. Mcltitye.
Tbomasrilie, Gm; Mfij- P- A. McGr« At.^tul
ms. Ga. ft. N. Las i a ,
6 n I fj* Administrator.
E. W. DRUMMOND, G. C. DRUMMONI
Of the late Firm of L. J. Gnilmartin A Co.,
E. W. Drummond &Bro.,
GENERAL SHIPPING
AND
Bowsm] mnmyn,
154 Boy Streeip Savannah, (Jeor^ia.
.T»n9. 1869 14-1}
F. W. Si*!*. J F. WHi-* AT !f. II. B. BIIOW5
r. w. SIMS ft Co.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND GENERAL
Commb$um perclxantji,
savannah, ga.
Consignm« n s solicited. R« mb times n sde
pr inpflv: advaocCs ot Pt-ei-ion*. Bagging,
Ti ’s aod R -pe made to persons sending Colton
fo: ta e. septl8-6tn
Lot,
A W'tNDEKk Ul. ti'V f,„
ism. Neuralgia. Paiti.- in the g,,,.
Limbs. Tooth Ache, Burns, -
Sore Throat. Cramps. 4c. ^
For sale by Dr J. D. 1I0YL * o b ,
BUTTS 4 PEABODY. «t umy " J ’«
50 cents per Bottle
January 8 14 ly 1
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New Novels,
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R. H. BARNES,
BAINBP.IIKJK. HA.
LAVING
IU(0\ A ULtUR.
106 Barrels Sopirfine, Extra and Family
Flour, just received and lor sale hv
T. B. HU NX EWELL A CO.
Bacon.
12000 lbs. Shoulders and Sides in Fine Order
vd good quali'y received bv las' steamer from
New Orleans and for sale by
T. B. HIINNEWELL A CO.
' Batter.
A few kegs Goshen Butter ju*t received from
the North and for sale bv
T. B. 1IUNNEWELLA CO.
Factory Cheese.
boxes very rich Factory Cheese just received
1 for sale by T. B. HUNNEWELL A CO.
Boggy Harness.
Located in t.l iscilj.
o ii. i ..tifi ing th« I'ufaR
erolh 'b* |
i rp Jlfll
\V< r h'V ;|
«*v.
A few setts of silver plated and japan Buggy
iarness iust received m d for -ate by
T B. HUNNEWELL A 00.
Bagging.
LLME. JLIMI
200 BARRELS FRESII-BCP.^
FOR S A LE AT S A V A NX A /I ffij
WITH
THE FREIGHT ADDEt); Jil
— a — |
SUPERIOR LOTSSiC^
D. P. HUTCHES 4 '
HsrSUDA>' C i
JElna Fire Insurance I’o-
Hirtf'irt. C'«
r w received a large invoice «f fii>t cinss (ioorts iii.ponrii direct trout the mana
1 I factor*!-* espreaaiy tor il'i* establi-buient. consisting of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Of the M»at Celebrated Mi.kers American and Fore gn Manufacture
'Nocks, plain and ornament a*, for.- flice and jiarlor use. The latest *tv ie nf Jewe'rv, (a
-iiperb aasorUuent.) Silverware, of cxi-eient workmaaship, warranted to lie [-are metal
AtiKNTFOR
Wheeler & Wilson’s Mofseless Lockstitch
aa’jrja a DiAiui tv asaa
Watches and Jewetrv neally rei-nired, bj exj etien^ed woklu.tu, a' tl e *1 orte t noti
fasti pui.t foi nl i Silver.
jan9 u ’69 S, P. HAMILTON.
P A UIEK ft PE P PISII,
.Wh«»lesale an4 Retail Dealers in
wans.
ETJB3B3 BSLTING,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
P wiVar, Shsil, Caps and Lead,
145 Congress end 67 St. Julian Streets,
SAVANNAH. G.A. ’
A verv large Stock or G;una on bard,
sept 1—till j.n.l
A full simply f Anchor a id other nrands of
bugging-full wid h *nd w- igliti-. ju-t received
red tor -ale by T. B. HUNNEWELL A 00.
Coffee & Sugar.
20 hags coffee. 10 bids, coffee and other qnal-
i ie-of brown and white sugar.-, receiied aad
rsad by T. B. HUNNEWELL * CO.
Drv i'oods.
•
A general »*«i* rtmenu «f f> -
'ftuple Ifr* * 3 . Miuwfi
n . m- t’an. Hipdwaw, Cw-kery,
ami €1 thing, iHgMher with a geu^rul
ifoek of ergrvfhitig anualfy kept i,»» a, W.wn «*r
f-'Miiir) and wbieh s#itv % at the
•"west ea-h price. We
ami utheri* to give ua a cmH ai.ii pruse oar v*n«»«ic
fi *t«re }»ur<;ha<t*i]g oHfculijarH, C 'lifi fe.it ot* oa
abiHty to sell them to their advantage.
T. B. MUN EWKU A TO.
O. M. SORREL. A. C. SORREL.
SORREL BROTHERS,
COTl'ON FACTORS,
AX'D
Ctrnnal Commission
Mercta. nts
SAVANNAH. GA.
AGENTS FOB ZELL’S A IfMOS IA1ED BONE SC-
! PEK PHOSPHATE.
USUAL FACILITIES EXTENDED TO PLANTERS
j an^-2S-47-te.)
Southern A Western
HOUSE.
JOHN C. VAUPHN.
im of East Tennessee,
Wet'll e«-tcd w.lh »'e fdlo.wtng firr*. and
Wl 'promptly attemt Ut a'l t>u mens en-
-1 to hint by his friends n. Georgia ami
t rust
elsewhere,
IiiHiPRB IIvKClS. D. RaXKI.X.
HOOFER HARRIS ft CO-
(latte Harris, (’.nines A Cn.,j
Com’siou ^mkauts,
IN ,
S'TOthrrnnnd Western Prodnc**,
For. Finn ajrn Domestic LiQcnas,
NO. 36a B OADWAY,
KLW YOUBL
Dec 6,1868-9-ly
Set! Assets.
Southern Mutual IwjjJ
Kett Assets
AH holders at Twelve MouUis re.*-
iTofits.
Ha. Masonic Mutual 1*1*1
N. L. CLO^J
angOi-tS-tf Acent for Ba,n ’’
IMLMNEBUuR
mrs.marv^.m^ 0 ^)
R ESPECTFULLY in tonus
and vicinity, that -tl- hasj
and carefully selecb d stia-k '' ^ r
superipr. to any ever brought to tui
okJtes <d 5-'
SPRING AND SUMMED
4 AND BICH AN'l'J'^_ T rf|
DRESS PATTE^I
man:-:
mte. FiWto’ns. rollers.
ARE All ANY ONE 00^^,
lilTJul hyr at «*u*-^* r , U i^
ir “xhauAtul EAptvuiUy b ftr
BaiabrlAr^ April 2n. [* ^
jroTic^
S unsriiiiEiis to ifie‘t'-' 1 " , r i
»ud (i.f Kailro'd •’ '"''“L.i..'
notified tl|t the suhser'|'*t"" -
placed in Ar hands for *•' ^ ,
Lera will A,»• take not*
StAUment <|7b |«,r cent , ' ^■1'*'
of N'-venift last, at" 1 '* , jj Jw
20 per eentl ill '''' *' . 11 |,y"l'
20th «l eaemiiibntt' U1,11 ' If. pin*
exh -imled. hniscriliers *' -I-
forward witfcsldels' *'■“ i if.iis.
menu now 'Ik tod
flIiNg a kitn^ lt
dee21—if 1 Alewie) S f ur *
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