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Akhoai. Pabade of the Stoeewu.
.&Ml!Si j Fibe Co.-Tbe annual parade of this fire
& J organization is to take place on Tuesday
4T r^' ! nest at 4 o’clock in the evening. The
K’AL ^
„ ; kpf active, «»*'* receiving t|jejr fr ; ellds generally. 1
« " , _ „er d«y- ' VVV (J " ote ■ H-ok A Ladder Company
f ~ ! Ecgiue will be appropriately decorated
* Y ^—^® J VrKK-' bv the ladies, and doubtless tbe ocda-
i J nn w ill be enjoyed by tbe firemen and
The Oak City
- yer u»j. * h..ok «w —y have been in
to 75 l ’ sg * ‘j (jo<>d Oidinaiy, j vite] particionte with the -Stonewall,
h f Middling i who with their beautiful 'Truck will add
1;I/0 * 9 .._<}ood Ordinary 23;| con9iderab , y to tbe pageantry of the
'** 1 ' 23/*! Middling*’ i procession.
.. will j
Year
k
idling.
,jt we*-t
Middling*.
^v7"Pietorts’’
Tiiank yon.
Tns Mcbdee of Bubreu. Bailet.
! On last Saturday evening at the planta-
„ lcM ; tion of Mr. Buck Hayes, about five miles
This favorite 1^‘ ^ j from t]lis c ; t y t Mr. Burrell Bailey, a cit-
; Z en of this county, was attacked and
| shot by a party of negroes, and died
_ ;eticT»rOlond at the I f ronl his wounds shortly afterwards.
sW S - 1UW jou tilings | The shooting was done by the negro AJ-
; frid Walker, who during the melee was
' ltf in onr columns.
£"*» ou our first rag-
*pot, ue wiH
■aw before-
r lac ill last shot by Mr..Bailey. The other negroes
tcCelVe yja trav- are named jack Thompson and Henry
.from R 1 Gen,r - V ’ Moving ! Armistead. At this writing the commit-
,jhc Savannah Morning
gl goes to CamiUa from ^ 1
- T rwjt.-ThW g ,,oJ man ’
A , J p ^roftheM. E-Church
" h« for tiie Conference ou
ietrnsttbathemaybave
gu d ha returned to the
* - fU . (1 with 8« r e eyes should
i ..I.i'aIi u’P
the recipe which we
It was sent
tewAOSt"" " ““ d
i hundred ey**.”
u euai"SoT’mtoase****
, —Tins election look p-ace on
■ jMt r.-sulted in the election of
u ,i IPg firemen for the present
L Watt, Foreman; Ed. J. Haney,
p»'ant;Ih o. E. Bussell, 2d. As-
Thco. II Wardell, Secretary;
[S'. Uiafiin, Treasurer.
k Co.,call the ntten
jif tbe people to their splendid
n( Clothes ami Casimeis, also,
liion Goods, utid the cheapest
If Boots and Shoes, Saddlery
f itness tiny have ever line! the
of offering to tbe public. Re-
they are on Water Street.
puir.ie generally are advised to go
iLliv.g L»U.l.ii»'m)tut of Messrs.
IVuhudy if tln v wish genuine
cs or a Mipcricr article of any
kiislly kept m their line. They
i eiivisl a sji undid addition to
ck at-il they are ever ready to
- v'whefuvtr llieia with (heir
The Flint River Store
u. ins a splendid Stock of Dry
H- .its. Shoes, Cil/tllH.g, II,its
Sl. -w s, Siiirts, Fancy Good,
|i •b,i.d» U-mg told there at loiv-
' t mu anywhere in thoeouimu-
'G share of public patronage is
I't'-iN'tSorn & Eckstein.
•immlmat C. D. Fry left her
•o'cltHA. M, lest Mi.nd-.iJ-,
[<•:• rgo of ministers for the Smith
i Conference, now iu Session nt
1-tl. Ibiubth>9s that was the 1st
' Fry ever carried, and we con-
M« tajitaiu “AW on his safe
h of it to its consignees in Cnih-
trial is progressing before Judge
-Swearengen, so we cannot enter into
particulars now, but we are folly of the
opinion, from what we have heard of the
case, that the three villians sliould be
given tbe fall benefit of hemp esavata.
The “Junk Gatherebs. ’'—We have
noticed, for sometime past, quite a num
ber of persons, of all sizes, carrying loads
of old iron to the junk shop on Water
Street, and so long us they exercised
their “jnukisli** calling in a legitimate
manner we did not object; but, when, in
order to supply the <j' eat demand for old
iron, our faithful old printing press,
which for over a quarter of a century had
disseminated news and ideas to the
masses, and which had been laid aside
on account of age and infirmity, is, with
out leave or liceuse broken in pieces and
packed off ti^the junk shop and sold- for
worthless iron, we do most strenuously
protest. It surprises us that the jnnk
dealer had so little respect for such a
veteran member of the press.
The School Festival.”—This bean-:
tiful little original Magazineis now ready
It is devoted entirely to school exhibi
tions, recitations, dialogues, tableaux,
charades, etc., nhdis destined to have a
great popularity. It is the only maga
zine of the kind we know of, baa been
greatly needed, aud meets the want It
is full of good things for the large -\s well
as for the smaller children—all original,
and all first class. Send for the magazine
and enjoy the whole of it. It. is publish
'd quarterly, by Alfred L. Sewell <£• Co.,
the publishers of that popular juvenile
'magazine, The Little Corporal, Chicago,
III., and costs fifty cents a year. Single
copy fifteen cents.
Prize Schemes in general are looked
upon with suspicion—and justly so, be
cause they are usually conducted by
parties who are under no legal restraints
or obligations to fulfill their promises
however extravagant they may be. Nor
are prize Schemes usually regarded with
favor by men of integrity or financial
responsibility. We are happy to say that
no objections of this kind ran be urged
against the great llEDERSON KY.
PRIZE SCHEME which we are adver
tising in our columns. All parties con
nected with it are men of the highest so
cial, financial and moral worth, and cven-
if this were not 60, they are strictly
hound by a regular legal charter, so that
not a dollar of the funds arising from
the sale of tickets can be touched until
the winners of the prizes are actually in
possession of them—thus forming tbe
the best possible security in belinlf of
the tieket-holdet‘8. '‘-So honorable nn en
terprise certainly deserves well of our
citizens.
fui.E. -A lecture, reeoueilm^
free, agency with God’s fore°-
M,t* will be delivered in the Bap-
piurch to morrow, ut 3 o’clock P.
Mr. E. Voice, to which all are Rheumatics, Listen and Learij.
fully invited. The subject is a - ]iProf. Kay ton, the popular and cfele-
tt. resting one, and it is to he pre-p ra ' e ^ manufacturer of Kay tou’R Oil
that m,.st persons would he glad j ^ e ’ ^ ie best and surest liniment
them solves ot the opportunity oi *° l r '' e uraatism known, has tow dis
it.
continued his thivels throughout the
States to see ilie lame aud the cripple,
and those otherwise afflicted by Theu-
. . — —-i.,— m tism, or neuralgia, or pnins in the
* ,et ,ree ' n v ®ner»We “sweet I S!< ^ e > ^ c -> lot lie argues, and well too.
voiked several hours with club I ^ a! ^ 1G people can cure themselves
order to fell it—finally brought him by using his Oil of Life;
” '“H of earth—rushed to the I , v ’ rfues °f which are universally
jteir tubs and Dana ^'k'.’owledged. Some people were
foolish enough to think from the
swift and speedy cures mado on the
spot, before their -eyes on their
friends, that the Professor’s hands
were bewitched, but we assure all
'hat the sterling virtue lies only in
the Oil of Life and good rubbing.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, pains in
the back, joints or sides, t>r wherever
a liniment can be used that Kayton’s
O'l of Life is acknowledged as great
and without an equal, giving the pa-
friends of ours went ont the
bglit in pursuit of wild houev-
'flat ho.i Ik.. *
be level
with their tubs and pans autici-
‘Vfobs of sweetuin,” when, lo •
°f honey, they found such a host
to pickets/’that a hasty retreat
hiwed to the tune of “fooled dut
Sorse “Tobox-to.»— 0ur friMS(J
vZ V T SiStbe 0Wu ^ ^
►i be ^ , mtea CaBa dian Stal-
1 ol oJi to” was sired
*lueU kimw-n i _ * *>auouii mi tajiiiii, giving iur ij«-
undis.,,^, tient almost instantaneous relief by
one rubbing. For sprains or- bruises,
it has aJso bet-o used witji marked
sneess. s
Kayton’s Dyspeptic Pills, purely
vegetable, are an excellent cathartic.
McKesson & Robbins, wholesale
agents.
Jacob Liftman, Proprietor,
Wholesale Drug House, Savannah.
•Ml ..|«fcc t j,„, rt
-tt,
to ul. . -uulil Jo
once.
lg00 ^ bar ?uii purchase
^ofsiude l.i , • there is n
i-^ivrsto ht ? S ''' du ^ lu tuis city,
of bi,M Ues „ f of . ‘^“'S over
: Meador „ “'““bmg them
’ :s; ^’-hJ^ leled lu the an-
^‘^kUUcIml e J^kcr, instead of
“'.He Las lhe M°\ lded ’ iUbi tead of
'r 1 a cot a n V ^ St ^ le of eofas,
1 l ' f p4Un“l*! 1 .Hd-stead, in-
^*tri; Ulch , to Hn e Lis
l “» hold r t I, f , Wi *rilrobt> stands
:o ° I'Uuieroij, mau - v °ther arti-
?°* to me ut ion ,,n „i
Memphis, November 30.—The whites
and blacks are fighting in West Missis
sippi. Thirteen negroes are repotted
killed in Sunflover county. Tumble is
imminent at Grenada, Water Valley,
and Wenona.
New Orleans, November 30.—The
election for a constitution and State
officers in Mississippi and Texas com
menced to-day and continues until Fri
day evening. No count will be made
until tbe election closes, consequently
nothing definite will he known regard
ing the results until Friday. Dispatch®*
* tliOBohT ' umeu, ‘«H, alt of
N{ .ve-sore*» t el ^ K®“erHHv con-
We trust
‘ ^ S oeiel"?>^ t,n K «f ‘he “siu-
Hiiemioi, „• Wl 1 assn bull of ex-
'“"'•iiattsl offend «- H
1 ** en» . 1S “ to kuow this ceutle-
- H. H.- Spear j * ronl both S- *tcs r.-pcit lh» elections as
1 pvMgre»sing .jui^Ity
N E SOLOMON S COLUMN.
WHOLESALE *
Gr ROCER,
IMPORTED A DEALER IN
WIVES, LIQUORS,
pay STREET
OLD Number205, HEW Number 17S,
OppotiU Haywood <t Gagt'l Ice Haute, 1
Savannah, Ga.,
• Invites th*. -
ATT£NTION° 'DEALERS
To a Large, W ell Selected and
COMPLETE STOCK
Q-HO CERIES,
At a small advance from
FIRST HANDS
In the Kortbern and Eastern Markets, com-'
prising tbe following, and many other
articles;
^00 boxes Soa£,
20# boxes Candles,
200 Factory Cheese,
m State Cheese,
100 English Dairy Cheese,
|^0 hal£bbls new No. 1 Macke-
0 half-bbls. new No. 2 Macke-
IOU rel,
200 kits new No. 1 Mackerel.
200 kits new No. 2 Mackerel,
600 cases Preserves and Pickles,
150 boxes Starch,
J50 cases Tomatoes,
500 bbls. Flour,
150 boixes Bi Carb Soda,
50 cases Potash and Lye,
20 bbls. White Wine Vinegar,
20 bbls. Cider Vinegar,
60 cases Sardines,
bags Pepper and Spices,
200 reams Wrapping Paper,,
4o,ooe Sc8ar ’’
^ cases Oysters,
cases Condensed Milk,
20 bbls. Soda Biscuit,
25 bbls. and boxes Lemons,
20 bbls. and boxes Sugar,
2J bbls.'Und boxes Ginger Snaps
50 bbls. Jessamine Whisky,
^5 bbls. Gibson Whisky,
5^ bbls. Boubon Whisky,
^0 bbls. Gin,
bbl*. Rum,
50 cases Cabinet Whisky,
50 cases Nectar Whisky,
50 cases Robinson Co. Whisky,
50 cases Old Bonbon,
50 cases Schiedam Schnapps,
50 cases Holland Gin,
50 cases London Cordial Gin,
160 caS€8 ^ an ^ ie9 ’
50 cases Port Wine,
50 cases Sherry Wine, ^ ’
5# cases old Madeira,
25 cases Solomons’ Bitters,
00 cases Stomach Bitters,
75 chests and caddies of Tea,
^ half boxes Tobacco,
^0 caddies Tobacco—all grades;
bbls. A. B. and C. Sugar,
bbls extra C. Sugar,
—bbls Crushed Sngar,
bags Rio Coffee,
packets Java Coffee;
tubs Pure Lard,
ALSO:
Breakfast Bacon, llama,
Bacon. Dry Salted Meats,
Butler, Sal Soda, Sances,
Blueing, Cream Tartar,
Mustard, Tubs, Blacking,
Brushes, Pipes, Molas-ej,
Syrups, Brooms, Buckets,
Shot, Powder and Caps,
Twine Liverpool Salt,
Table Sait. Fish,
Herring, Lobsters, Hake,
—and—
almost%tkby akticee
KEPT IN TBE
Grocery Business.
7^-All the above goods having been seleet-
ed wi'b care, and with tbe intension on my part
of meeting, to the fullest extent, tbe wantsy.
making pwJSS^fSlUNG, will U
pleased to receive a OALL a hen K 0 ®^* *
need.*! m m* line’. «**'•* ,m
^avosnak J.dttrfjsnimtts.
^itseeUaneauai.
B0LSHAW & SILYA,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
Kerosene Lamps & Oil, Cutlery, Rritania & Plated Ware,
ABD
House Furnishing Goods Generally !
ST. Jt’LlAX A BRYAN STS.,
(Between Whitaker st. A the Market,)
**pU8 SAVANNAH. - - - - GEORGIA- so-3m
Of niclimond, Vet.
ASSETS *. AX500.000
POLICIES ISSUED IN A LITTLE OVER TWO. TEAKS
8000. POLICY HOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN
THE PROPITS.
DOORS, -BLINDS, SASHES, &C, &C-
G. H. EEMSHART,
182 North Sid& BAY STREET, Savannah, Ga, 184.
KEtIPB CONSTANTLY OS HAND A
—OF—
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Ronldings, Balusters,
NEWEL POSTS.
ODD SIZES MADE TO ORDER AND AT SfTORT NOTICE. ALL GOODS CAREFULLY
PACKED. novfi 2ul
FOB
COTTON AND CORN.
RHEUMATISM.
FOR A
•jriis STANT>\nn MA^tr.U; t.nmrf
1 nfift* m well known, prnclicnl vf
("» ut’cI S«iui!i Cnrol.fft. comhinee ^
ccrioPti 1 -ratpj form nil the ferfilizit gelements
necessary for the production of
COTTON, CORN 11 WHEAT,
•yid by it. use U oertuin to inoreitpe nnt. nnly
the yield, but to improve tbe quality <if the
products. It. is itiaiia with a apeeial riew to
the winds <-f the soils of the South, and cun
be relied upon ns t.o excellence of m terial.
containing highly necessary substances, the
great, cost, of which bus heretofore precluded
i hen- being in common use. It can be de
pended on ns uniform, iilwnys reliable, nud
productive of gooibcl-ops.
Aibant, Ga.,.September, 18it9.
Having a full knowledge of the cohiposi-
tion and process of niamifai-titre of the
WILLINGHAM COTTON.CURN. WHEAT
,nd RICE FERTILIZER.” 1 hove no liesita
tion in pronouncing it to be n most reliable
fertilizer, one of tbe best in use, sml most
particularly adapted to the soil of Georgia
aud South Carolina.
Teonas II. Vi'illiscuan.
CASH PRICE per 2000 lb». (ore ton) $63, with
freight and drayage from Savannah.
ON TIME par 2000 lbs. (one ton) JJ6, with
freight abd draVage frb» Savannah, on
approved city acceptance, payable Novem
ber 1st, 1870.
B. It. WILLINGHA3I,
General Supervising 7 gent for South Caro
!ioa, Georgia aud Alabama.
PHILLIPS Sc MYERS,
MANCFAprCRBBS,
Bavannali, Georgia.
For sale by
rov20 8 6iu
J. P. DICKINSON-& CO.,
Bainbrioge. Ga.
DICKSON
COTTOY SEED.
F OR sale a few hundred hushels, grown from
seed received last Spring from David
of Olford, (i».
THE ADVANTAGES Of THIS OVER THE
COMMON KINDS OF COTTON ARE:
l«t, It will yield from fifty to one hundred per
cent more per acre 2nd, It i* from three to six
weeks earlier in maturing. 3rd, Tbe bolls being
I near together and tbe lii.t slightly attached*, it
j is more easily picked. This year I finished
i planting the 8th day of May, made a good crop
! and bad ealy a few scattered bolls to pick after
! tbe 20tb of October. Price, sacked and delivered
i at my gio house or a* tbe Pepot, ThomasviUe,
j $2 per bushel—28 pounds. Orders by mail to
• Thoruasrille, or left with E. Remington % Son,
: will be promptly filled. For common seed de
livered at my gin I w2i exchange one for six.
cov20 9 tf R-- H. LUCK FI.
Swift 3$ Sure cure
KAYTON’CG
OIL OF LIFE,
GREATEST LINIMENT
OF THE AGE!
IT WORKS LIU A CHAM!
I T hos l.een applietl to the li’aait in the
streets of Savannah, Macon, Augusta, Co
lumbus, Montgomery, and all leading cities
and towns to the Mississippi river from k his
famous carriage, for many years, with
Wonderful Success,
TEE MOST SEVERE CASES
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
PAINS IN THE
BACK, BREAST,
JOINTS, tfc SIDES.
were brought to the Professor, who as quickly
rubbed the patient thoroughly With bis
OIL OF LIFE,
sending them away in every instance entirely
relieved, thus causing one bottle of Liniment to
save hundreds of dollars In doctors’ bills.
KAYTON’S
OIL OF LiFiE
la now conaidercd by all who hare witnessed it* ap
plication to be the true and reliable remedy for rheu
matism, neuralgia, and for all pains and aches where
a liniment can be used.
Kayton’s Oil of Life,
The never-failing German Liniment, is unequalled
for its sterling virtue* in the history of Medicines—
making a swift and sure cure, giving relief in every
casealmost by the first rubbing. Read the testimo-
-;.i. #n d hear the opinion of the people. For sa.e Dy
ail leading' Drug Stores.
McKjESSIN & ROBBINS,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
NEW YORK
PROPRIETOR,
JACOB LIPPM4N,
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE,
SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA-
ADVANTAGES Of THEit>IEDMONT&ARLINGTON 1
FIRST—It is pnreiy a;SOUTIIERN INSTITUTION, succesefui beyond all preaa
deut with widely increasing influence and popularity.
SECOND—Its Policies ore MUTUAL AND NON FORFEITABLE
THIRD—GOLD POLICIES.will be issued to those preferring, and paying Freni
urns in Gold or i’s equivalent in Currency. '
FOURTH—It is A HOME INSTITUTION; ALL MONEY PAID IN PREMIUMS
IN GEORGIA WILL HE INVESTED IN GEORGIA, under direoUoo of a LOCAL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
FIFTH—It Los paid nil Losses PROMPTLY and*WITIIOUT LITIGATION.
YOUNG MAN—
INSURE; PROVIDE FOR YOUR OLI> AGE—THE PAYMENTS ARE SMALL; DQ NOTf
DEFER IT. •
MIDDLE-AGED MAN-
■)
INSURE 1 Now vou are in the fnll enlargemeht of yonr faculties and in tlisi af
Life'; this sum laid by mny prove your BEST INVESTMENT.
OLD MAN-
INSUP.E i You kdost yonr family cannot much longer hare the benefit nf your label'—*
"Piece them, beyond a doubt, above want.
RICH MAN—
INsURF.! Misfortune mav overtake you ; secure with a small portion of your means
something CERTAIN for your loved ones. Now, especially, V
POORIMAN !
INSURE 11 For the fortunes of your wife and little one s consists in YOUR LIFE.
Tltomps M. JLllexE 9 a
General Agent, Baggs’ Corner, Bainbridge, Ga»
t. A. BUTTS* Gen. Agency Medical Examiner.
REFER TO—
Hon C J. MUNNF.R1.YN. Judge II. G. CRAWFORD, Messrs. T B. HtNN^
WELL & CO., Messrs. K. H. SMITH A CO.. Judge H. M. BEACH, CapL A. Ti
RElli, Sie-srs. BELCHERS A TERRELL, FLEMING A RUTHERFORD, Attor-*
neys.joOWER, Mc’GILL A BoWliR, Attorneys. [oet!6 8 4m.
moiiO]»io]i T m 9
BITTERS!
STRENGTHENING AND INVIGORATING}..
OLD. AS WELL AS YOUNG ^4RE BENEFITED.
jCW LONG 11FE 4ND GOOD HEALTH RESULT FROM' ITS USE.
JW 4 OF ALL TONICS. THE PUREST v4ND THE BEST.
jar ■Manufactured from vegetable substances.
£&■ ONE DOSE OFTEN AFFORDS RELIEF
NOTHIN* EQUAL TO IT IN DYSPEPSIA.
SURE CURE FOR WEAKNESS AND LASSITUDE.
m- buy one Bottle and prove its virtues.
jar INDIGESTION RELIEVED IMMEDIATELY.
jc^- THOUSANDS TESTIFY TO ITS GOOD QUALITIES;
j^- THE ONLY RELIABLE BITTERS IN USE.
J^* ENDEA VOR TO GET A BOTTLE OF.IT.
KSr RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED THEM;
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
t»- PREPARED ONLYjkT THE LABORATORY OF
A. A. SOLOMONS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS, SAVANtfAII. GA.
FALL GOODS
AT
PYRAFU GE
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
-chill AH* FEVER I
expei.ler,
Jctaa* » Tunic *cd Appetizer, giving tbe poiUenj j
strength »nd building up hfo ^““ :
,ai heelttirr &*n brforeth. atteek. fob 6 tr ,
POPULAR PRICES!
GRAY, O’BRIEN & 06 a
Wholesale and retail
DRY GOODS MERCHAMS,
131 Broughton^ Street,
SAVANNAH. GEOBGIAi
HAVE OPENED THEIR
FALL STOCK.!!
AX D AH E OFFERING
CtXBtKALrK' MA»»Aiar«
IX BOTH
Xmpor tod Douncstio CfooHs.
H
AVIXG one of their firm permanently establifbed in New York, where he bny» for CA8H—
principally at auction—they bare all tbe advantages of tbe Leading Northern IS oases la
buying and can cell as CHEAP. In dealing with their customers they aim at gaining tbrnr con
fidence. and permanently securing their trade and fortbif end eondnettheir business on prn»«ip
of the bighett integrity, and adhere striefiy to the 9^15 PRICE SYSTEM. may 15- /
