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Newspaper Page TextJhcjfruubridflc Atgus \% II,I,IS M. Rl'SKELI., BEX.E. RUSSELL, - - - - Editor. Ain't Editor. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 47th, 18t»- The Legislature of Tennesseebas re-] If you go into a store and find the jccted tlie 15th Amendment, , proprietor lying on the counter asleep, Bishop Kavanangh preached in Coi- - VOT “"7 bet . vour boots ^ont adrer- umbus on Monday and Tuesday last. 118e < Alabama, miAtn Visit to Savannah and Bruns wick* A few days ago we got aboard of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad cars and made a trip to Savannah, think ing that we might extend our visit to the Macon State Fair, but were de terred from so doing by the gloomy reports aud fatigued appearances of thosjc who had been there. Conse quently we made our head quarters nt that renowned hotel, the Marshall House, which is second to none in Savannah, or the South. All persons connected with this hotel strive to make its guests comfortable in every particn'ar. Col. A. B. Luce is the proprietor, aDtl’in order to test his ability as the priuce of landlords, call and see him when you go to Savannah. We were astonished at the great improvements which have taken place in Savannah during the past few years. We passed through it iu the Spring of 18G5. Then noihiug could be seen but the blue-coated Federals and the; tattered Confeder ate paroled prisoners; now we see thriving merchants, mechanics, and nil kinds of business men, with smil ing faces; and instead of the nnub ling of Yankee artillery, we see less war-like vehicles groaning under the immense quantities of the fleecy staple which is brought there iroxn every quarter. Her wharves are thronged with shipping from every nation, testifying with unerring pre cision her greatness ns a commercial city. We cannot close this notice of Savanuah without returning thanks to the press for the courtesy they extended ua during our stay in the city; and we also thank Mr. Metcalf of the Metropolitan fire company, for l»is kindness in showing us through the company’s hall and engine room. Having a groat desire to see the city of Brunswick, we accepted the kind invitation of our friend W. G. Davenport, Esq., to accompany him t here.- Arriving at Brunswick, we visited several of our dear old friends who for a time, during the “late unhappi ness, - ’ were refugees among ns. We also visited the office of that vigilant little paper, the Appeal, over which T. F. Smith, Esq., preside. 0 . After meeting our friends, our host rigged up a fine team and to< k us all over Brunswick, and we can say without the slightest doubt that it is the loveliest village—or city—that we ever beheld. The streets are beau- tifully’shaded with grand old oaks. The dwellings are not fine, but neat, tastefully erected and substantial. Brunswick has a bay sufficient to float the navies of the world, and when her railroad facilities are completed, she bids fair to become a cifj'of greal magnitude. We like Brunswick, but d m’t think there is any danger of its rivalling Savannah, though it may become important. B. E. R. Ex-Gov. Fitzpatrick, of died on the 21st iost. Death of Coi» Wm. O. Girardeau. We learn from, the Savannah News that Col. Girardean, of Monticello, Fla., died at his resilience on the night of the 20th The Superior Court is now iu ses siou at Brunswick, J udge Sessions j ms t„ G f pneumonia, presiding. | It was believed a few days ago in Ma con that a through train would pass over the 514 B Railroad to-day. Even - column of a newspaper con tains from ten thousand to twelve thou sand distinct pieces of metal the dis placing of a single ootrof which makes an erior. Mayor Russell, we regret to see by .he Augusta papers, declines to be a Mr Fra body’s Last G.rr.-The last, candidate for re-elec.ion as Mayor of. tioMtion of j lr . p^body was made * C1 fy ‘ | few day* previous to his death, and coo- Brunswtck and Albany Railroad.— ; s’sted of an additiou of $150,000 to the We learn from the Appeal that the in junction served upon the B and A R R by the Central Railroad company, bas been dissolved by Judge Sessions. At the nnnuul meeting of stockholders of the South Georgia nnd Florida Rai£ road, held in Thomasrille, on the 12th inst., fifteen Directors were elected, and Hon R H Hardaway, re-elected Presi dent, aud P S Bower, Treasurer. A correspondent of the N. J. Herald says the cholera, yellow-fever and small pox are raging at Santiago de Cuba, already munificent fund for the educa tion of Southern children. Heirs to three hundred acres of the busint'ss centre of Louisville, Ky., have suddenly sprung into existence. They are about instituting suit against the city to recover the property, which is now valued at lliiity million dollars. There is much excitement it conse quence, John D. Perdus.—John D. Perdue, ; an estimable young map, a printer by j profession, esteemed for his noble tiaits and three hundred deaths having occurred i from cholera aloue within the period of . C q ^ j of character and generous impulses, The Cubans in the interior are confi- \ 0,1 Monday night, after a protract cleut of success. Bottoms’ Hone Power. The following from the Macon Tele graph Messenger, of the 19th inst., is evidence that onr friends, Dr. Hnnioon and Gipt. Bottoms, are in the tide of prosperity with their great invention: Bottoms’ Horse Tower was tested yes terday before the Committee on Machin ery. As no mule was handy, six men were substituted for one mule, although eight is the rule. The six propelled a iorty saw gin with great speed. Three were then taken off, and the remainder found no difficulty in driving it with n full roll, so that three negroes can drive nuy man’s giu fast enough with that horse power. We understand the Com mittee expressed themselves highly pleased with the performance. Thomas J. Bottoms, of Thomasville, is the inventor of this horse power, nnd . with Dr. J. W. Huutoou, of Albany, holds the proprietary right. It has just taken the first premium aud honorable mention at Rome and Eatonton, and will do the same here. Vote ox Annexation of West Florida to Alabama.—The vote, as tar as received, gives 1075 for and 620 against the measure, there having been no election held in Jackson, the most important county in West Florida, which contains more than doable the population of any other county, and, wo suppose, was next to unanimous in favor of annexation. The &uez Caual is said to be a success. Its length is about 100 miles; its width varies from 190 to 400 feet; its depth is 26 to 32 feet. Through this canal and by the Pacific Railroad the trade aud commerce of Asia with Europe and America will be transacted. This canal is classed among the greatest achieve ments of this wonderful age,' Our Washington dispatch says the roll of the Ho.ise of Representatives is made up, and that it excludes the Representatives from Virginia, Geor gia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas and Louisiana, except the Radical Shel don, from ihe latter State. So far as Georgia is concerned, we have no cause to complain, as no representa tives have been elected to the Forty- first Congress. ed illness.—At. Const. A very singular statement is that telegraphed from Washington by “Van” concerning the tariff and Grant's message. He says that “Grant holds that in a subject which is no! a party question, and upon which excellent Republicans differ, he is not called upon to make recommenda tions.” In other words, Grant does not dare put forth an idea of his own unless the Radical fuglers endorse it. Peabody vs. Vanderbilt.—Vander bilt has had his statue built aud dedica ted with appropriate ceremonies. Of course he paid for it. The cost was $800, 000. Mr. Peabody completed his about the same time. It consists of benefac tions to various clmritable purposes to the amount of $6,596,000. .- The one lias fame—the kind of fame that will live so long as there are hearts to bless and tongues to praise him. The other only cheap notoriety that will not last as long as the appropriate metal of which his statue is built. We read the sail news of a Very de structive fire in the progressive town of Greenville, Ala. Her citizens lost about $500,000, and only recovered $15),000 by insurance. This is indued a severe blow to her citizens, especially wli A it may scr.iouslv relared her efforts, in her great railroad enterprises. How ever, we hope not. Foreign. London, November 23.—Communi cation from Dr. Livingston dated j Ljeje, May J3tli, 1869. state* that be j is ib good health,.and is "being treat ed well everywhere. # Madrid, November 23.-^Tlre Bish op of Havana was brought hefe to day -under guard. ; Liverpool, November 23.^-Sfftflt failures of Liverpool grain dealers are reported, including several firms ter with extensive American connections. . The ship Spendthrift, from Shan ghai, with ten, was wrecked only forty miles from the home poi^ Paris, November 23.—-Ministers Bum beau and Lerotix are re-elected to the Legislaiiff Corps. Rome, November 23.—One hun dred and fifty Bishops hare arrived. There are many from America. BAimiDGE PRICES CURRENT. CorretUn Weekly by j9l. T, RSID. Bacon—Cleat sides lb 43 <2 43.’; .Jlibbed sides. ft 23 ft -Jtohouldera......,,..,,...... ...tb 20 60 • Canvassed Ham#,,,.,......... Hi 28 6h Flocb—Superfine,, .bid 8 00 <3 1000 Extra-Family,,,...-... bkl il 00 fit 1400 Meal ,,bti 1 26 6} Bice.,.., ,,,,,, .,,,,,....,,,,.lh- I'fljKj CoiTES—Hlo lb 25 (3 Parched lb 13 © Java lb 40 (4 Suoab—Light Brown .Hs 16 @ Clarified............ ....lb 18 @ Crushed lb £5 6} Stbttp Ral *5 IS Salt.,. sack 3 00 ft 3 29 Tobacco—Average. ...... Hr 73 (3 1 00 Wheat Bhan ft 2 <3 2,‘j Skkd Oats bn 1 33 © fonts bn 1 00 @ gnu gutortismtnts. MUGS' BRICK COM FOR Ml E. rrtHAT splendid Brick Store,-known ns r.Vggs’ I Corner, and at present occupied tty A T. Reid. Esq., is hereby offered for sale, oft reason able let me. Any one desirous of making a safe and rateable investment, or of purchasing one of the best business stands in Bainbridge, have an op portunity afforded them in the offer of this store for tale. Apply soon, nr yon i»»» be too late, T. M. ALLEN, Agent. gto gtdvtfrfemcnK B. J. LETTER, —-i+i-rtf— GOODMAN & MTEBSt n vtttiHmmu. AGENTS 1—0UR NEW Pictorial Family Bible, MOsf Fopclak & profitable AM» BOOKS I Confirms ir'krpr flian IA 6 IWs* slid »nn,L M t rations; 50.0« ltcfe, cues Lire™,,," Not JT-K-tfV ALA. BtiRfprouD. H. H. Spear. WHOLESALE et RETAiL Gr JR, OCE E S AND DEALERS IN 197 Bay Slrcel, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. As’Aceftfs fot tfier vmions Manufacturers of Virginia, we are prepared to fill ailorJers for every grade and style, atSIaiHiCactiirers’ prices. rg~We pay the highest price* for Hides, Beeswax, Ac. novStO 8 if . A' JSpMinl gotiffs. New York, November 23.—Dis patches &om Cespedes to the New York Junta state that the Cubans captured a fort at I’aireville on the 8th. He savs that twelve thousand men b»ve enlisted in the Cuban anny since the fifth of •Ju'y, and that greater confidence is now felt iu the success of the cans*. The policy ot destroying the cane fields will be continued. One hundred and twenty- two native Cuba s were shot near the Cienaga, by order of Vahncsaaa. Fatal Accident.—A German en gaged in the saw mill of T. L. -Kinsey, on the North side of the river, w hose name we failed to learn, was acci dently caught in a belt, at about six ’clock on Saiurdaj’ evening last, thrown upon a circular saw, and his body so terribly lacerated that he died of Lis wounds at ten o’clock yesterday morning.— Sav. Republican, 23d instant. Sewing Machines. If you want a good Sewing Machine for 40 dollar*, call on G. W. Lewi*, at the Clothing Store, and get one of Wilson’s Shuttle .Vachines—stitches alike on both aides. For simplicity, durability and beauty, they are withont a rival. G. W. Lewis, .4gent for l Southern Georgia. oct23 4 bin BROUGHTON STREET, Bainbridge, Georgia, BE now in the market with a SPLENDID STOCK OF GROCERIES AND DRV GOODS, consisting in part of— FLOUR. BACON, CHEESE, LARD. RICE, TOBACCO. WHISKY, SUGAR. COFFEE, BUTTER. BAGGIAG. ROPE, -'LIES, SA'LT, - 'Cjtc*® els, SHEETINGS, SHiRTINGS. KERSEYS. II A TS. • CAT S. BOOTS. SHOES. rnvJ.T60 7 lv etG.A’C Mr SHALLENBERCER’S Fever and Ague ■ANTlDOTB ft Always Stop* the Chilli. This Medicine has been before the Publio fifteen years, and is Still ahead of all Other known remedies. It does not purge, does not sicken the stomach, is perfectly safe in any dose and under all circumetanoes, and is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Ague, because it is a perfect Antidito to Malaria. Bold by nil Druggists. nov20 8 lv pruat- able Trading or tlie ScripturtH, Gclioaltyicul Tublvs. Tables i.f 'Mi aeiir.. ,'7 Coins. a bountiful li fcfiy limit,1 Album. «■*>•. n b, j.fmSKET,d b Mbf * s " } "'. lu .’ r t ” ,,n .ytln-r oclidonj,,,- aud t e ‘ lfcarv, '' - - - bw . 61# Tws Jlontih ~ Most Pftpular Juvenile Paper ii# America. NOTHING SECtToNAL ! NOTHING SECTARIAN ;T THE i LITTLE LORTORAi, ENTIRELY ORIGINAL. A FIRST-CLASS, All new subscriber* for Tne Little Corpora/ for the mir year, whose nafttes anti money sent in before the last of November) will receive the November nnd December Nos. of ]$69 fra The Little Corpora! bss a larger circnl.- lion than any other Juvenile Mngazi ne j„ ft, world, nnd is better worth the price than > nr other magazine polished. Because of it s foV mcose circulation, we are enabled to fnrnisl, u at the low price of ONE DOLLAR ayear-sin.u number 12 cents; or fi«i to any one who will try to raisen club. Beautiful prcminmsforclnh. Subscribe NOW. Back numbers can alwsv" hi sent. Address ALFRED L. SEWELL A (U Publishers, Chicago, Illinois. §e«r gulvfvtbcmcutjs. , r.io- Tlte ffer, F. TELLEII BABBIT ft. D., poses to at)th rl school for both hj.\©i». in the city of Bninbridge f on Monda.v th©6th of Doo**uib«M\ in the second bonso west of the residfnee of B 0. 8eotf, E.«r{. The charges for tuition will cor fcsponil frith tlio?c pfctffjling in this plsice. Xorembe” 2f>«l*V 1800' 2t 511 PRIZES: 311,320 DOLL,A US. DICKSON Ligut fkom a new Quatek. — One Ze- puiak Platt, who is by the grace of what is called “reconstruction’’ a circuit judge in South Carolina, has dreamed a dream and it has made him prophetic. When men of his ilk talk thus, be sure the light is breaking, In a recent charge to the Grand Jury of Barnwell District he said that “he thought, that, ntno distant day, in lee 1 he lo >k -d forward with pleasure with the belief that in another year all the offices in the State would be filled by intelligent native white Carolina gentlemen.” Arpr.oPF.iATE Delicacy.-Mark Twain’s last was a very palpable hit, considered where it was delivered. The place was the “Huh," and he was lecturing on the Sandwich Islands. Speaking of the canibals, he said: “at this point I usu ally illustrate cannibalism before the an- jdience; but I ntn a stranger here, and diffidentabont askiug favors. However,” Georgia Press Association. Macon, November 17, 1869. Tlie Association mot at. 7 o’clock, at the City Hall, and was called to order by the President, Joseph Clihby, Esq. On motion, S. A. Atkinson was re quested to act as Assistant Secretary. The following papers were represented: Chronicle and Sentinel. A. It. Wright; Constitution, I. W.’Avery; Columbus Siid, Thomas Dewolf; Cnthbert Appeal, H. H. Jones—J. P. Saw tell; LaGrange Reporter, C. H. Willingham; Dawson Journal, S. R. Weston; Americas Cour ier nnd Monteznma Sentinel, E. Chris tian; Georgia Farm Journal, .J. F. She- ent; Atlanta New Era, I. W. Avery, (proxy;) Telegraph and Messenger, Jos. Clisbv; Savannah Republican, Joseph Clisby, (proxy;) 'Southern Banner aud Farmer & Artisan, S. A. Atkinson; Griffin Star, S. A. Atkinson, (proxy;) Central Georgian, J. M. J. Medlock; Bainbridge Argus, H. H. Jones, (proxy;) Albany News, C. W. Styles. The Committee cn Legal Advertise ments Olid advertising generally, made a import, eml/raciiig schedule* of rates, which was laid ever) t«TT0i\ PUJIU. 1 7101* sii’e a few Lundred bu<!iol.*, grow jec+l received last Spring irum TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. LEGAL PRIZE SCHEME, Popularly known as the '‘nErt'fJEfl&Ofli, KY. LAND BA1/E/' granted a special charier by the Kentucky Legislature, ai d endorsed by the Governor, the ’United Shite* Senators and 500 of the most prominent Citizens of Kentucky. Capital Prize 6150.000, • Simatii st i'rize $&0.0O camprfiini; fiie rieHest Ohio Fivcr-lintl-im TuIkkto Lands aud most \skiablc eitj* l«»tF iu Henderson Co., Ky. None of this'prtfprfTy in #01 fh tess than #2U» per acre each in gold^aud tnosf of if Js Worth from $1,000 to H,0Mriper aero. /fesitleB the above prizes there is one prize of 85,000 in currency, two of *1,200 each, and four of 8600 i i. •h RO to tin* winners of tin* first Helen iinzen rtsi>eetivelj-. Final I ilniwiiiK will take plaec LKCKMlil R 28th,‘lw:». at ^laronje Temple, Loninville. Kv. In n>d«r to avoid he rtf -h of !he M.-f fe«- tfsjs and fro. e vonr ti.-lists property TcRfsfen d. b(i>- ai ouee of vonr nearest club agent, or it-mit by Express (pre paid). Draft, post t). money order, or registered letter, to either of the fol- low-rug finaneiai agents, who will furuisb fuli d, scrii- tive circulars. r,. II. Lyne, Casb’r Farmers Bank. Henderson. Kv.. R. 1). .ib xtttlder, O mmenHel Kauk. Isiulsvilie, Ky.. •lobnC. Isitbr-ift, Ftesiiunt Bank, Hopkii “ Z*3~ -®3S. TO T1IE WORKING CLASS.—We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at borne, the whole of the time or for tbespare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 60c. lo $6 per erening, and a proportional sura by derating their whole time te the busi ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send tbeir names and test the business, wo make this unparalleled offer; To such as arc not satisfied, we will send SI to pay for tbe trouble of writing. Full par ticulars, a valuable sample, which will do to commence work on, and a copy of The People’s Literary Companion—one of the largest and best fninily newspapers pub'lshcd—all sent free by moil. Reader, if you want permanent, profitable- work, address E C. .ALLEN & CO. Augusta,Me Ask your DtfctrJr or Ttraggfgt for SWEET ftl'lNIXE—it equal* (bitter] quinine. Is made only by F. 8TEARNS, Chemist, Detroit. The Forest, Best and Cheapest Holiday Journal for 1870. Containing a Fairy Story for Christmas, P| sv , Puzzles and Wonders. 16 large pages, illostrat- ed. Sent FREE on receipt *( 9 cent stump f„ r postage. ADibMS A UO , U BrWACeld SiTeeL Boston, Massachusetts. (TTl JiTEll-S «L fnE. _Tbe WS7- JO. 22...00 sold. Tell, bow to bunt, train ALL animals from mink to bear. $10 tanning me C4 pages, well bound; every boy needs it. RKilim Money refunded if not satisfted.- fiftly 45c, imutiw, address MPXTEK k CO.. Publisters, HinsdablxH TT TOMEN of New York, I I / the Under World fire of Ore*’ 1 Ilf C,f F- Yhc sins of every class of society er- lllf posed. Avoid the Railroadto thtih, Mem lent 9 V danger are np. More fnr.ney in H f„ r Uv , 1 I -gents than afty oil-r book.- 'take, presses all the time to print fast cnrtbii tm agent took 178 orders in IO days. 740 pages, fiS'nv trations. Price $3 60. Agents wanted; an*-,'y. Y. RtX)K CO.. 145 .Yassan street, .T. y, Star Jor Ertnjb\dy: siltiS THE WEST, 1870, A n H-;r:igr X' Hi Yrrsajivt f- weekly, giving cinrent seenlsr hew*. Edited 63 Act. Dr. YY1 lliaMsi>n & J. S. OxNTWki.1. • 5?- per rear tit advance. Premiums to new subscribers. Send lev specimeft. Address WtLL tXWSOTV & CANTRELL/ Cincinnati, Ohio, SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. n frOn. Da vn> •fames L. Dallam, Ct.-mibercial IL-tnk. Pad..i-tb,’Ky.’ 11®® MA**IO COMB w: li. G. Tltotuns, 1 :sshier, Le*»n-»<m, Kv, ! hair or beard to a permanent .' Ji. Tyl-r. C.is'itcV ?>cpoiit tiittit, (Mritei-iro, Ky. t Comb sent by mail for #1. Fo \\ oiilH't'firut. DirKHt»s. of Oxford, Ua. the advantages op tui- t»vi-::iTiiE COMMON KINDS OK COTTON ARK; i I-t, It will yield from fifty to one hundred pet | cent more per acre 2nd, fi 1- f,,.,,, three to ,-ig j OOMltTI'i weeks earlier iu maturing, did. Ti>e 1>->||. being i IO"'•DV. near t-g-tber am! the li t slightly attached, it if more easily, picked. This year I finished planting the Sill day of .May. made a good crop and had nn-y a few scatte ed bolts to piek nftei the -titli ol October, pi ice, Hacked and delivered at uiy gin house nr a the Depot* . Thomasville $2 per bushel—US pounds. - Oiders by mail to i bntnaseillc, or lelt.with K. Remington A Sun. will he promptly filled. For common seed de livered at tuV gin I will fxrlan-r une fiirsi noviO 9 tf It. 11. LUCREY. •\ "KD—AtifNTS—c n-berc, to sc!] Co II Italic ♦<-. ^i-out doon,or «lWeiJingo, Ui.Iy toil li.in- | _ ' work v -• 01 tW&U\Ae* A<1- , |*f Af\ lrt.ts Go no i, l.. MsiKri'ArTffRY, KaaI | OAlzV ill change any colored /Hack or />ro>vn. One r sak* hy fm* reliant* and rlmggist* generally. Address Magfc t’oinb Company, rp Door j -Springfield, Ala**. - How I made it in six monHis. Secret and Hswnpie mailed free. A. J. Ftulaiu, X. Y comoxsmEni WANTED—AGEKTR, *268 per month to sell tlir only Gi-.NtHNE IMPftOTKDtf*t>SfM >X S*»8E F ILY SEWING MACHINE. Price only *f<*.. ur t*t iiidnceniCDts to agsnts, TIiIm is the rnest poi sbf .Vcwing Maeliiyc of the day—makes the lametis oElastic Lock Stiteli rt a_#fifd»-any kind,of Work tint cau be done on any machine—Kill.OOO sold a ml the demand constantly increa.-ing. .Vwisthe tine tt‘ take an Agency—si-iid for cbcnlars- rrj- f,rearin' mf. ingert, -** Addrvr.,bkXIuMFS A CO., ilassschfisicffs. Piffstwirfif Pa.. St. I,o»ris. Jft, 3 waves, letter than ever: /.'ieli, rare, rary; l.ehre Fze; 40 columns. Urgant $3 etce) plate •'•i.vuat. v ine ,r gratis t > every subscrib e. ( ,bJ y 7.V. fr.rswls t- Fear—-Steel plate FllKE—specimens ticcnjs—«(b!n-s BANNEft, Hinsdale. N. H. - I INC IN Tu' . — inlt' WHITTIER, 9 Wylie street, Piffcbtirg, Al! Ft 1! EVERT I JJ po., 01 O'nmu-wiJefsyrTtifi.ai, treafeaS F.omrral Ui.'versUists Lcrc.' 1S27—STAR IN Til E WTii. "* - ^tO. seminal Ser.iiirtts, jnqsicncv, ter the resuit of self-abuse, trend -i sSainjis for 'scaled panlpMct, 50 pages. No matter who fafled,. sfalc the C. S. HARRISON & CO., AUCTION AND Commission Merchants, COLUMBUS, GA., O FFER to th» Planters and Afeichants of Southwest Georgia, Florida aqd Alabama, , superior advantages for the sale of Cotton, Syrup, Oranges, and other produce. Cash ad vances made on shipments when desired. They also invite attention to tbe largest stuck of Tobaccn, Liquors and General Groceries .- evor brought to Columbus. They have secured the services of Col. Robert Myers, formerly of Apalachicola, and Mr. R*.ry McNeil who will be glad in see their old friends. nov27 3m An *igliI page- .Family J.»-rnal. o' ” *° U'-ivei-s.ilisnt. arui eot.lnitjitig List nry, , i ti itUtiral ami Seientilie : nteHigettcc ctti-i-cnr.. Religious mid Seetilnf news. Edited by J]cv. Dr. Wtt.t.t'Ms i; and J. S. Cantv kii- $2 60 pet- year in udvat r<] |ircnifnm to cv. t v t.ew subscriber: send for s-ecitteti. Tl:*" u-|i,i snbserilveNOW ret the paper iliy I>.-■ I •nice <>f Hie renr F'RKK. Addrc s WILLIAM SON <t UANTWKI.f.. Cincinnati. Pllio. TO THEPEOPLEJlFTHE SOUTH AND WEST! Fever ahd Ague, or Cliiils, Cot-did fi'* fro KNlT-XNi’l—KNIX!! Agents warded cvirywlictei. sell tnc Amo iraA K-nluintg filnrltine, tlie only prs<ti,-;ii 1'anii.r Knitting Machine svtr invented, pi t . $•«; Will knit 40.0:0 stifrtie.s per minute.- .tft'tve- s sristts r Ksrrriyti 31 \rntvr. 1 "n. H.-sft.n. 3*S*s. ttr Kf. fAilnji'ff \’*ntev , ,T‘ ' i mi *Fc are loiuiing !| ^ j T ilt G*ent Gv1s;ir.n\ticiUar Watlc of DRY and NC' GOODS, and Trill yffUcnl fo anj* per- f sou s'-ndiug a ^‘ub, a Wak!’/ iww, I'ieee of ‘ .Sheeting. Free of Cost. LE VERT COLLEGE.. TALBOTTCJ, G,i. Th* iVtatk Fair.—There appears to be pretty general dissatisfaction among the attendants at the late State Fair with its management; bat, we presume the Executive Committee did the best they . 00aid under the circnmstances. Had two blunders been avoided, the Fair would doubtless have proven a success— the effort to get tip too big a thing, for the first, and th$ location of the Fair at Jfacon. The Fair Grounds should be permanently located at or near the city of Savannah. ization reported the following -ffieers of the Association: For President. Joseph Clisby; 1st Vice President, A. R. Wright; 2nd Vtoe President, Cary W. Styles; Recording Secretary, S. A. Atkinson; Correspond ing Secretary, Ck H- C. Wiilipgham, Executive Committee: I. W. Avery, J. he continued, “if there is any one pres- j H. Christy, T. De Wolf, S. R. Weston, ent who is willing to contribute a baby i M- Dwinnell. for the purpose of the lecture, I should ' ^ r - Medlock moved that a committee be glad to know it now.’ lam aware, i three be appointed to draw np a bill, though, that children have beftime ! ’ , - > he presented to the next sessiou of scarce and high of late, having been t,le Legislature, regnlating the legal ad- thinned ont by neglect and ill treatment, vertising in the various counties of this since the woman movement began.” i t^tate. The motion prevailed and the »—■ — 1 - — | Clttiir appointed Messrs. T. DeW-df. A. Piatt has been ini- n. Wright aud J. M. G. Medlock, as the The Committee on Permanent Organ- 'T UIE I >RESI1) E>‘ T *r* fec f ri«jMtrc !. a u- O JL jouncing to 111* tricui!s_anj |-atrons in Shakp.—Don proving the shining hour, recently, Committee. Mr. C. W. -Styles, from the committee CAN !!E CCItKD WITH PERKY PAVIS’ PACT KILLER. $25 ^ For Fur* Water, u*. this celebrated Pump, entirely tasteless, dnraMs nad reNa- Ms; equal to the good old-fashioned wooden Pump, and eoet less than half the money. Easily arranged so os fo be non-freezing, and in construction so simple that sny one can put it up and keep It in repair. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP Nt IADE. Mil - the ftifKSi tX-pogitros Mrjj.if, ‘ who have va tarrt: nwardi-d HIGHEST MoNqiiS. Af&ututtriftl l.nlri^ffiwtr* fn iitV- —"iintr-; -s ttrr! tiisir work- is tlitrarKnowlr<lc< 4slafiilnid i f I nertenn ia ift> denaHment; «tS>H4«ttty eaneeerr 8ond for Cataloj-ue of Goode and stuttple/—deliver- : that, Witji entoialod^utHl iitiolith. and cd to any address free. j tw? eaolu.rive ilse „r rcCeiit fffipt prtventi, that liey J K nifirrs < n-e proilucillg ,ja 6rrr>p'erfe* Oygav,L,a„rar Warn . ». UAHLh Si CO.) j OTgrc:,t.verie{yMtostjlc s+~Jeiie,- sdiph-rt .tdiii* 138 & JJ30 Pedcrnl St., Bust on, Mae*., 1 P"™? _*** P.O. JJoxC. ^ Z?.—Samples given on application fir catalogne. : SDfl pliv.qfe trktF, for R(*r*nf», Lihti' 62A&626 VilbeRt 8t W'*A DR. WHITTIER, \ litGULAR GRADUATE of MEDICINE, i /Yns diploma at office will show. In* be,,.. I longer eningvi the b calmer,t of VeaCowi'i Sexual and Private Di.-ease, than any other physician i n !?(. Louis Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, etriclnre, Oiehiti- 1 Hernia, and Rupture; ail Urinary Diseases and i Syphilitic or Mercurial afflictions* of thc’ISroat. • Skin or Bones, art treated with anparaile,] ! success. j Spermatorrhea. Sexual Debility and Impo ' teney as therorixlt of seif-abose in youth, rentn 1 I exee.-s in mature year-, or other cau c, »r.,l ! which prodtrse some of tbe 6.1‘owing effwt*, ,, i nocmrnalemissions,bl tciics, debility, dizziness dimness ofroght contusion of ideas, evil forbod- mgs, aversion to tbe society of females, loss of memory and sexual power, and rendering mar- rtage improper, are permanently cured. Dy, Whittier publish** a JUdicul J’owphl-t relating to venereal diseases and the disas-ro.,- and varied e. nsiiytfences of self abuse, that w 1 be sent to any address in a s-ii ed envelope for two stamp-. Many physicians introduce nation 1. CHSC r, - m> T)RRFECT MANHOOD—Essays for vonng “BlATCHIAr X Men, on the evils of SELF-ENNERVA- i’lOX, with certain help for the erring and nn- fortnnato. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free "f charge. Address Howard Association, box P., Philadelphia, Pa. Tlie Celebrated Stewart Cook Stove! THE BESTIHTHE W0r£d. OYER 100,000 IN USE. Will do more work with tlie same amount of fuel than any other Stove ever made. FULLER, WARREN & Cd., : Exclusive MsDnf a-tnrers TROY, N. Y. Descriptive pamphlet* sent free. OOLBYBN’S PATENT RED JACKET AXE by some coinplimeLtary nllusions to Senntor Chaudler, of Michigan, who has just been heard from nt Rome, “where he is sitting for his bust. ‘Can s'oried urn, or animated bust, revive the drooping glories of depart ed sprees ? says D. P. How natural it is for the famous statesman to have an animated bnst in Rome. Has he not had a hundred in Washington? He could have filled Ccrcoran’s new gallery with them. The artist ought not to work in mar ble, but give ns a head of brass, with a pedestal of pan copper taken from the protected mines of Michigan, for the profit of which this great statesman makes ns pay tribute. And then it will be like the molten calf worshipped of old.” on Constitution and By-laws, reported a constitution and moved that the mem bers present sign and endorse the saute, and that it be sent by the Secretary to the various publishers ol the State, and when signed by a majority ol them shall be considered effective as the Constitu tion of the present Association ol Geor gia. Which was agreed to. The report of the committee on Or ganization was taken np and adopted: On motion, the Secretary was request ed to forward a copy of the constitution to each of the publishers of this State, and request them to signify their en dorsement or rejectment of the same, On motion, the Association adjourned , subject to the call of the President. JOSEPH CLISBY, Pres’L j S. A. Atxinson, Secretary. I Jirtspcfla of this wolf fcmtwn- Institution were sever rnuio pitoouragir.g tint a *t present, aud that, ir thcii want io b«*tow a thorough educa tion on tbeir daughters, he offers them et La Ycr; superior inducements and advantages. FACULTY. Every department will be under the charge of co at potent teachers, of abiilly aad experience- Rev, Victor E. Manget, formerly Piofessor in the Miliiarjr Academy vf Manet:*, being one of tbe number. COURSE OF STUDY. Tbe course of studies is tfcorougb;and practi cal, atld is fully up to tbaiuf aay female college at the dumb. REGULATIONS. Tbe rules to he observed at ib« College are such as irili secure- gut-d. conduct, perfect rect- tations arts! complete Order. The rtguiar cnarges. f.-r the Spring Term, which.opens on tbe 14):h day of January, 1S70 and cuntiuucs twenty-" Tuition in College itfcs.-es Tuition iu Academic class* Extra charges, for extra branches. Tuition iu I „ _ ’ “ o>. uauir, XI — ! »»"n. r ourtn—Wo time is waited in takinS'll,. Music 30 00 " 0Or, > 9 a - m »«* T P- "*• Sundays 12 tv 2 p. m. ! ••'xe out of tbe cut. Fifth-WUh the sLme f ^ ! Board may be bad on application totb. Pres- j nlent at 815 per monih. Total expense per year, I«<* $35. The only rc-habte low price' sbutti^mj: ! *** P*mt«i red. H-fw hardwire stove Am for board and tuition, in regular course, S200.00. j 2i” i ^f7 e ”5? de - the under feed and uses the | not keep onr goods, vTwill^l^dl? ■ SPECIAL REGULATIONS. (i^fddaZ ihr an ^ sample of new I iniries or fill your orderT'or five on'the 6r ' D_ "" E- B^vrut & | of the nearest dealer wbo’keeps our Axes ^ 1 - ---nr T— I - s lipmncoti * WnIll, fi SOgSSdOCerJwfflS i ft* •— «'s^i'StriSai paid weekly to agent, everywhere filing our - - - Patent Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines. Wr,,e f ' ,r P^f'cnlar, to. the Girard Wim \fil.a ( /Al Yn.tL Tl: a rs. w, .... _ riujH-\hi^ic KooifaH, Ha!K Muf, i.lu.rctu*,- Sraen0/*c.? f.Thwi nnA tlr^riht tharjifc euOblvii l?y iiicir vucanalkj ArtMtie* for iiiitn*fki-tnECLt(^mHra| oi fofdh4r jSft. Tliri recent UEprovem^ufj l.*t thaw Wfan? fart inp&Hed tifi ir dM-^l^Urr» that tin y are T’U.qnt fffioiiabTy flic Jtioht atslrjMt' oMaiimblri: fur family use, a* ^ 'fcurclio / schoots'. ic., wui!**- the jrrite* at wtiW* *** W afforded <$50 to $i0U0 ad?l'Uhk» tott* aim mjinreni’entif of all claiie#*. they »w adapted to secular and sacred liiUeic, uu. * p G an i t furbitdre, occupy »re irt liaWe Ur • of.order,-*nut requiring tuning once, where 2 pue- f'^rte. fe tailed twenty timc^—nre >cry dnnw»U more cagy to lcarn*lo play npoD than the pianofnifr- Wff M. and H. OrK*u*{'a are now wlling-Fors**' TAve Organs for each 7 : fiv*Wtavk j**ht&B* stop#*, with t\yo seta of vjimiatobs, other styles at prop'Artionate rati-«- r • ; \ - ’■} * For tiie teatiuiony of the snperinrtty of th«r vt- gan<«, the Mason k Hamlin Organ Co. reipectfu.ly ^ fer to the musical profession generally; a majority^ 'mm. testimony mat U1« mittiuu « uuumu via***" # ,i others. A circular con tain ingthia testimony 1Ti: . will be sent to any one desiring it, alao »'desrripo circular, containing full particular* re*pectii»ff• instmmonts. with correct drawings of the differs ^ styles and lowest price®, which arc fixed and i&van*' ble. Address •'' T..Z MAdON k HAMLllt ORGJACO' 396 Broadway, N. T. PH4 Ti-emoiit at. W llnoui opeciacies, uorvir vt e»'-—■ -- J- poet-paid, otrreceipt of 10 cents. Address wr. E. B. FOOTE, (author of Medical Co*mcn Sentr)* 1 '’ 12U Lexington Ave., vor. East 28th street, N, WAY with uncomfortable TRUSSES/-’ Effort amJ cu>* fo* He F"—^ S *" paid on rtdeipt.of Iff oentsi E. B. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington . per month paid *° salary or OdBunitnae, at Cboxnvs LE*®. Addre^ The danghtere of Ministers, who live by their Co., Cincinnati, Ohio] mini .try wili be educated, in Ike re^aiar coarse, free ef eharge. VACATION. Feeline satisfied that the people of South- westera Georgia and Florida can finjL noydace to convenient, ami at the same time, an healthy, •o cuuvwwri, ai me same ume. ADtioatthy. Win* \r;p Q oci v- . \ ~ z ^ os Talbotton, forthe education of their tfanvh- i Ml "*’ 261 yorth Tb,t * S ‘-. Philodel.. Pa. ters, we bare arranged ear vacation especially! to suit the demands of patronage from those i section*. Hereafter iter anneal vacajtoa-.win be in tbe Winter instead o/ Fall os heretofore; end there will be only a short season of rest in July, after each commencement.' For further particu lars apply to the President' HENRY D. MOOSE, Talbotton, Ga. N. B.—I will (D. V.) leave Albany, Ga., for Talbotton on Wednesday, January 5th, 1|70, and will take charge \jT any young ladies, who desire to enter tbe College at the opening of tho Spring Term. u«t2U 9 4t 11. D. M. W i : i VATBD—rverywhere—AGENTS — 8250per month, male and female" to mtrodnee the Genuine Improved common senw Family Sewing Machine,underfeed and overfeed styles, price only *18. These rna- fc ‘”£l!7 U ’ tack - bind, braid. cOTi.gatherand embroider. The cloth can m k i be _ p ” neJ a P* rt eTe “ after every other. Jjrtehi* cut Every Bucbine warranted five rear* i * W,Te *f Ia ' 7 T * «“»ntoion from which twice the «monut can be made. Address for GEO “ G * McEoxhbo* * Co., iMOto W« will tend a* hands NEW ILLUSTRATED any book TIONAL FREE to BOOK ACFTS. , „ ,”aarsGidjf. mi»m,. ch,r|!e ' Address NA- A B F»JjrMpCw te ? —P ° r How *° n *he the vssi Everybody buys it 600 soldiS toSnSSS' H^radsmasingletownrdnp. Agents caTfl^ P no ho-areniar- Address ZEIGLER. JI?CtIHDY^'* C^ ^Hriladelphla, Fk, Uneuato, Ohro.orW. LotofiAfo; $75 to $200 «ell our Patent White Wjhje uloxiif* vor Hudson River Wire Works, 75 WilJUu* street, * York, Chicago, Kichmond or Jfemphi*. _——- 4 LBS. GOOD BUTTER—Made front of milk, without drugs fieud 2i<t.aua ,, _^ and get recipe with full prfHiculars. \ery » able. Address N. M. LINTON, Wilmingt^J OIK JIOTTO I* TO X L ALL! Both in quality and quantity of l>"®' .j Agents will testify, being the Oldest H iF the country, selling each urtiele for 0***. shipping all Goods tbe day the order ts rere , t- having a large stock to select from oftn Qpods, boughlexpressly for fhR ,B . ' tj 0 r satisfy afl that we are reliable, we P re . cem (reference by permission), Jordan, N»rs George S. Winslow A Ob, Boston Sil«f Co.; Lee A Shepard. ro-y tS P. 8.—Sand for circular; address EA pjji A KENDALL, ii Hawley strect, Bosto« office box B. Executor’s Sal®- r f persnanoe of the lost Will and Tested, Park. latoorMetviwe«berOounly,^^r w »a sold before the Coart House door /n Greenville, Meriwether County, »*“ in December next all the land BelonginS of said deceased, to wit the following unimproved kinds : Lot No. 8 in Colquitt ConntvR*.; Lots -Vb*. 378 and 385 in the 27th District of lw«n r -af* containing 430sens each. Ml*°H**~ of adhriaion. «ttee October^th, l^StM-tds,