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lOCALi o. 0a„ M.«y •*• i,;:!;,: . ,*. M . ” nd s *'; 7 a. m. I*irW* a Vu’ Kchlcol»-f u : V eT vof the-Mail from BA. M. delivered on Sundays from 8 to Kwk. A. M. N L CLOUD. P. M. I.r*T T \Ti;" at *2 CO, at J. A butts & ■ [\l\hco 3 i. Piawnt and effectual in K )]tTA morbn* and cramps, use R. D. R. ■ ~ hot astringent preparation. BSfQUINiNEaTsn ■ bLTIS&LO’S. Ki! formrnf diarrhma use R DR. ■ K cools and quiets the stomach. H )> excellent for erving babies, tiidren while teething use It D- R Et« fs> Fancies. -The iticreasing'rtcmand for Ir'> family Sitters pioves theii superiorty over llither ft nilv me li 'ine offered to the people. E, the Liver ami Kulnevs they have no equal; E'v-q**;*i». Dysentery and Diarrhea, they are Kt. always on hand at the Drug Store of J. A. E & tv Huroole A Co.’s I’.tchu is ahead. H. IIV des osits. use Dromgo.de & Co.’s Buehu ■infant's kidneys— Dromgoole & Co.’s Huchu. Erariy abuses, use Dromgoole & Co.’s Buehu. Ev.» A, NO. 1, Phelan Billiard Tables, BLjEarP-d good as any in she State,cati cheap for the CASH by applying |M(,- ; it,lv to R. F C 'lbert & Brn. H w u’j issue aii extra tins week coil |j|E|Ev'» Ihe sheriff s lies for July. HtVs and Mi.ackbkrkiks.— Our market. IjHi: supplied at present with these two E Baphav, Ksq —We take great pleasure Hliiiig attention to the car l of this gen- Han in to-days issue. He will faithfully Hid to any business entrusted to him. E ItomiMlioa.—We don’t mean “a ball H-h M'tV'SA'T.oN” our friend of the Re- Hhc-in handled that subject to our satis- H it; but we mean these abominable fleas, MB mr town has be mi infested with for the ■tw > m tnths. We call \{ trshal Probe’s Hiti ei t i them; they hive certainly been ■ty of a disturbance oi the peace, which H vi >1 itinri of an ordinance of the citv. ■ are very much afraid if something is Hdone with them, they will cause our Huipornry to lose some of his morality. Scrimmage, 1 took place befwt*en t two B*-" of thus place on laat Monday night. B A.. rushed at Mr. B , ■And threw hi* paw in his collar, says A—“don't 3011 see" B'" 1 going to maul you 'till you hollar. H, not likmg such rudeness, hauled out ■‘old lain- blade," ami commenced feel ■ l' or hia ribs. A., after receiving two ■ht enta hauled off fur repairs. 9bblie Debate -We learn that that talented |§Y of young gentlemen known as the wing Mcti's L’terary Association" will Pt*t in public, at the Court House, on evening, the 4th instant, beginning k#>cWk, P. M. The pnhi ic generally ■invited to ho in attendance. Reserved Hs for the ladies. Wo predict a crowd j^BHonse. Hfo learn from ilu Foromnn of the o>k Bp* Hook ai.d Ladder Company that their Hpaiatoses. will arrive on Falmdav next. By expect to give a pic-uic one day next f^Pk. BlbosU wrious Affidfnt.—While Mr. Davis B Miss Flora Cohen, were out riding the Br day, their horse became frightened began to run. Blr. Davis and M'ss Cohen were both Bwu from the buggy. Miss Cohen re- B’vd some pietty severe bruises. Mr. Bis wit also slightly damaged. The warm weather we have had ■ the last ten days, has made a decided Pngc in the appearance of the cotton crop Bur section. Cotton bow looks healthy, ■ks Iron eighteen to twenty inches high. ■» is looking well, S Musle.'’—We had no idea that I moral editor of the Argus; had an ■ for music uulil tiie other day. A tner- ■ M (,{lhi& g, anxious to get shed of B® ld Block °f violins, offered to sell one f Ur w,,r % cotemporary at a nominal P 1 ko n ' an mord l ideas, remarked, B|t • did not care to purchase; but if he away jj e wou y willingly Bccpt of one. [ Bret herin ’ what do yon think of our ■ ei ‘ ,e r £ us , setting back against B wall, cross-legged ‘sawin’on the fiddh ? B’“ t jou ihiuk it would be a ,‘putty Bcter." r J no * IcArn whether the merchant ■*pUd with his wfabfc or jot. Personal bad the pleasure of meet ing in our city on Saturday last, Capl. F. L. Pepper, T. J. Perry, Dr. J. S. Clements, J. L. Boynton and Capt. J. M. Zieliry, alj of Calhddn county. These gi utlemon visited our city on biisl nes-.-comi cted v i *i iheßainbr<dge. Ui h or and (Jttlnmbus Railroad. Wo learn from them that the 4 h District of Calhoun coutr ty has subscribed $74,700 to the abow road. - .ii ■ ■ ■ -» * ♦—— Personal —We bad the pleasure of meets ing in our Sactum on yesterday Capt. W- M Tuirilin Treasury and Col. C. Crews Geim eral agent of the Bn inbridge, Cuthbert and Columbus Railroad. These gentlemen report every thing \yorking favorably to the interest of the Rainhridjr, Cuthbert and Colli mb us Rail* road Company. “MIT YMI SEE*” On last Thursday morning, a yoilng ’gent of Bain bridge to another did say, How would you like to go down to Quincy to day? A festival there I hear there will be, And an opportunity we will have all the ladies to see. Why yes quoth the other, of coulee I will go, I was alway's fond of anything, that looked like a show. To the livery stable, we will noiv wend cur way. Five dollars per day, I expect we’ll have to pay. The Quincy girls are a beautiful set, And we’il have a good time of it, now you may bet ; To-rnonow, on two certain young ladies we ll call, And carry them to the festival, there we’ll see them all. Thus sang these young gents, as to the stable they went, Determined to hire a team if it took every cent They had in their pockets. One of the party’fo the keepei did sar, Sir, I want a team to go to Quincy to-day. Gentlemen on me I am glad you have cal led; to me this business is new, And customers so far I haveWfcad only a few, The best team in my stable to you I will give, And Won’t charge you much, my motto is, “live and let live.” Bring forth my bay pony, and my buggy tbats new, This tram gentlemen, I hire to only a few, The. horse is as good a one, as evel was seeft, The buggy 1 fancy, because ’tis painted green. Thus spoke the livery man. The youug men then in the vehicle got, And said, goodby-we'll hurry on, before it gets too hot, So off they xvent, in a very high glee, But how they came out, we shall presently see. We are bully buys, says one to tie-other, We don't caie a cuss for papa, or mother, I’m going to have a good time of it, I „m. And don't care if itcostsjme ten dollars per diam. They dashed along at a terrible rate, What horse-jockevs call a 2 40 gait, Until they had got ten or twelve miles on their way When a buggy they met, tilled with ladies they say. To lot the ladies piss they turned out on the road side, When into a gutter their buggy did slide, Over into a ditch the buggy was thrown; Add tire-gents would have been thvrc yot, W tLey’J been let alone * Bat fortunately for them, a farmer Who vat living close by. And while riding along the wreck he did spy. Quoth the farmer, what in the world is this that l see? Two gents under a buggy can it poss-sibly be ? When the buggy turned over, these young men did fall Right under the vehicle, and they couldn’t move at all, A big stump was there, around which the front wheel was hitched, And the buggy, the horse could not move, though be reared and pitched. They were finally rescued from their perilous sit* uation. And the farmer very kindly gave them an invitation, To go up to his house, and stay there for awhile, I've got some good whisky, we'll all take a ‘smile. ’ Tills invitation was readily accepted, iaint often you'll find such ones rejected, The brubes they received, they didn’t much mind But their feelings were hurt the very worst kind. My visions of Quincy, says one, i6 now o’er, Nor do I care ever to see Bain bridge an}' more. Our hjrse is badly crippled, our buggy’s brokj they say; Jerusalem ! won’t we have a big bill to pay. sis awful, just think of it, to see a few giris, With their hair frized up, and plastered with curls: We have spent what little greenbacks we had. And several hundred more to pay, don't you think it is too bad. Our Foreman informs (is ; tis time to go to press, and we will have to haul of for thv finale in our next issue. Domestic iHarketSt Savannah, May 31,6 P. M.— Cotton. — We quete Middling 27 Low Middling 264 Good Ordinary 25 New York, May 24. —Cotton.— Active and $ c higher; sales 4,n00 bales; Middling 29$c. Financial. —Gold declined tol 38$. Flour. —Heavy supertine'ss 20@5 56; fair extra Southern, 6 35@9. Grain. — Wheat heavy and a shade Id rer; amber Michigan, 59; Southern red Illinois, 150; corn’ mixed Western, 84@98. Whiskt.—Quiet at $1 10. Provisions. —Firmer; mess pork, 3lf, cash; lard dull; kettle. 19©155. Bice. - Dull; Carolina, Bs@9c, Sugar.—Quiet. Cornci - Quiet and steady. M»las6ics.— Active and buoyant; Muscovado, 62 ©56. / T Nr# Orleans. —Corro*.—Better quality stiffer at prices nominal; Middling, 28$: Sales to-day, 20005 bales; receipts since Saturday evening, 1,429 bales; exports 2,9.8 bales. Flour —Superfine, $5 37; double, $5 87;treble. $6 69. Grain. --Corn bare; white 96; oate, 16c ! w. il. BEMUHigAM; This SALOON has been thoroughly renovated by an experienced bar tender . ... not hesitate in saying that his establishment is second to none in the Shite rr iA n 2 A , proprietor does with the finest- ' e ’ H,s 1* aiway supplied WaisjUns, sujfatstf, ' ■ • WSMSS, a ialMfey sea* sa,. ■V Wholesale and Retail (<&** FmKInLASS BILLIARD IB .bT ys a CAROM.!? /Juther 'a POUKIOT "a ABLE, as we *Gg£r have|tto- 'pay CASH, for we are compelled w. sell STRICTLY FOR THE CASH. FAWTY IJfto&S. OFIAI L KIMjSRMIXUD TTPI vm-il gtb.„LQ&o, f • • -■ - • < .. 50 —lv r GOODS A. D A VIS & CO., Georgia, INVITE the attention of purchasers to their large and carefully selected STOCK, now in store, aud daily arriving of, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Hardware , Groceries, Clothing fSsirts, jitas, jjfstfa, Cups, kt., And a general assortment of everything usually brought to this Market. The LADIES are especially informed that our STOCK OF HANDSOME DKESS GOODS is complete, consisting of, LENOS, FRENCH ROBES, LAWNS, SWISS and JAOKONET MUSLINS, PRINTS and GINGHAMS. We are determined not to to loose the reputation we have gained for selling the best uOoDSin the market AT THE LO WESI RATES! Call aud examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. [Mar- 11-46 dm. CifY BVABStSS W. XL RUTHERFORD, SITUATED IN REAR OF THE SHARON HOUSE, B AINBRtDQE, GEORGIA. HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and WAGONS, to hire at all times with or ir* Fine Horses and Mules always on hand for Sale or Exchange. February 11th, 1869. 42 ~ tf - NEW STOnE! NEW 60 JS! L WP.tIJES! BAIKBSID6E BOOT AND SHOE STORE Briar GEORGE SPXU.ER. THE citizens of Bainbridge and vicinity are respectfully informed that I have opened a regular BOOT and SHOE STORE, at the old s-tand ot VAUGHN & GIBSON, where lain prepared to supply the publie with BOOTS and SHOES of all descriptions, from tlie heaviest BROGAN to the smallest GAITER. I have also a lot of GrliOO KIEtS that I will dispose of at very low figures. Country produce bought or taken in exenauge for GO JOS. Cali and examine my STOCK of 800 TS and SHOES before pm basing elsewhere as yon will save money by it. ’ [Feb. 1 8 4 : f-Gm. 1 I. Mli & ft, AND Commission Keroliants giiißrxb&e, gEQR&ra. , : Will buy and sell Cotton, and order Flour Bacon, Corn &c.. on com mission, February lldi, 1869, ' _____ 42 ~-ly; A. DAVIS. BARNET^ WITH A. DAVIS & CO., commission Merchants a‘kd : DEALERS DRY GOODS,- GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &C., &C., &C. WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. |fT*Bigbt Drafts on Savannah-and New York, always on hand. Pay the highest market pieces for Cos. and other Count 17 Produce. February It, 186]9 great Southern Preparations! WHAT AHE THEY? They are a class of select family medicines pro pared bv phywcians, with accuracy and neatness, tr- m pure and fresh tetnedi.il agents,, for the con venient use of families when a physidan is n >t at hand. They are the result of a long bedside expe rience in the Southern and Western States, and physicians, druggists and 'farmers are pteferinar them to all Others. A CHILD Of* FORTUNE Who Can boast of a name in the casket of a nation’s glory, and wild is surrounded with all the glittering granduer that riches can bestow, is unhappy, mel anbholly and miserable when afflicted with those terrible female complaints which are so Common all over the country If thus afflicted, buy. DROMGOOLE &, CO.’S English Females Bitters, and be onCe more restored to health, beauty aud buoyancy. This compound is specialty prepared for all those female doniplaints and irregularities depending upon an unhealthy action of the Uterinfe organ*. It immediately arouses, restores and regulates, giv ing tone, strength and color to the pale and feeble. Put up lu latge bottles, at $2.60 per bottle, or three bottle* for $6 DO. Sent to all pgrtsof the C&Untry on receipt of price. Sold by dll Druggists. fenALfi BEAUTY! English Female Bitters English Female Bitters English Fettlule Bitters English Bitt<ir3 English Female Bitters Cures all Female Complaints. Cures all Female Complaints. Cures all Female Complaints; Cures all Female Complaints. Cures all Female Complaints. Asa Female Regulator Asa Female Regulator Asa Female Regulator Asa Female Regulator Asa Female Regulator It arouses Old and Young; It arouses Old and Young. Jt arouses Old and Young. It arouses Old and Young. It arouses Old and Young. FOE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, Use Extract Bearberry and Buchu. Use Extract Bearberry and Buchu. Use Extract Beat berry and Bui hu* Use Extract Bearberry and Buchu. Use Extract Bearberry and Buchu. Cures Gravel and Urinary Deposits. Cures Gravel and Urinary Deposits. Clues Gravel and Urinary Deposits. Cures Gravel and Urinary Deposits. Cures Gravel and Urinary Deposits. Physicians prescribe it. Physicians prescribe it. Physicians prescribe it. Physicians prescribe it. Physicians prescribe it, (hire* Weak Back and Gleet. Cures Weak Back and Gleet. Cures Weak Back and Gleet. Cures Weak Back and Gleet. Cures effects of Dissioation. Cures effects of Dissipation. Cures effects of Dissipation. Cures effects of Dissipation. Cutes frequent desire to Urinate. Cures frequent desire to Urinate. Cures frequent desire to Urinate. IT IS A POWERFUL DIURETIC. IT IS A POWERFUL DIURETIC. At One Dollar per Bottle. At One Dollar per Bottle. At One Dollar per Bottle. At One Dollar per Bottle; PURIFY YOUR BLOOD With Constitutional Monarch. With Constitutional Monarch. With Constitutional Monarch. With Constitutional Monarch. With Constitutional Monarch. Cures Scrofula and Old Sores. Cures Scrofula and Old Sores. Cures Scrofula and Old Sores. Cures SCiofula and Old Sores. Cures Scrofnfa and Old Sores. For diseases of the Skin and Gland*. For diseases of the Skin and Glands. For diseases of the Skin and Glands. For diseases of the Skin and Glandg. For diseases of the Skin and Glands. For Gout, Itch and Tetter. For Gout, Itch and Tetter. For Gout, Itch and Tetter. For Gout, Itch and Tetter For Gout, Itch and Tetter, FOR CHILLS AND FEVER. of Chills is tbe best. King of Chills is the best. King of Chills is the best, King of Chills is the best. King of Chiils is the best. It arotiaes the Stonlach and Lives. ft arouses the Stomach and Liver. It arouses the Stomach and Lives. It arouses the Stomach and Liver. It arouses the Stomach and Liver. Does not effect Eftfitd, Ears or NerVes, Does not effpct Head, Ears or Nerves. Doe# riot affect Head, Ears or Nerves. Does hot cffec't Head. Ears or NerVe#. Does not effect Head, Ears of NerVes. rtfit Fritate i>isEisEi Use Eureka Secret Cure, Use Eureka Secret Cure. Use Eureka Secret Cure. Use Eureka Secret Cure. Use Eureka Secret Cure. One Bottle will Cure you. One Bottle will Cure you. One Bottle will Cure you. One Bottle will Cure you. One Bottle will Care j on. It Costs only $2 fO. It Costs only $2 50. It Costs only $2 50. It Costs only $2 50. It Costs o« ly $2 50. THB ABOVR PREPARATIONS ARE OFFERED BY J. P. PROMGrOOLE & CO., PROPRIETORS* MEMPHIS, TE N NESS EE. Sold in ~ , April 15th, 1869. Gen. A. H. Colquitt. I Hugh H. Colquitt. Baker County, Ga. | Savannah Ga. James Baoos, Newton. Baker County, Ga. COLQUITT & BAGGS, COTTON FACTORS General Commission MHRCHI JSTT3, BAT STREET ..SAVANNAH, GA. Liberal advances on Consigninents. april 22, 1869. 26-sm. R. W. HOGAN WITH W. k RANSOM & CO, 384 A 3IV BroSfrfway, If E W YORK. Wholesale dealt* to Boots, Shoe*, &c., may 20, 1869. 4-4-ts. BLANKS. A LARGE lot of Declarations, and other I ega Blanks hr rale at Oj?f Office/ J- COME OUT OF THE JAWS OF DEATH* HESITATION AND DELAY 1$ SUICIDE. One Minute will Sa?e a Life! life in a pill box [ LIFE IN A PILL BOX l OR. MA6GIELS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS ArA i'he true Grains of Health! The true Grains of Health! O\E PILL IS A DOSE. OSE PILL IS A DOSE. . From Nova Scotia td MEXICO AND ALASKA The people know them l The people use them 1 Th 6 people praise them! They are the NAPOLEONS OF THIS DA*. NAPOLEONS OF TllE DAY. Like a hurricane they Sweep till Cforripettdn front the Pield: They GkapVle rtt the Heart of Every Disease and Extinguish it, at ijts fountain head. 'lhey fortify the system against sudden attacks of,disease ana epidemic, and enable the Patient to brave tbs daw*' gets of miasmatic swamps, forests aud other locaHn ties. DR, MAGGIEL-S PILLS Relieves the entile System of Pains and ache*,' enlivens the spirits, and sendb new blood BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN ihey impart ft Sparkling Brightness to the Eye,> A Rosy Ulow to the Cheek, A-Ruby Tinge to the Lips, A Clearness to the H6ad, Brightness to the Complexion^ Bouyaney to the Spirts, And Happiness on ail Sides. For all affection of the Kidneys they are unsurpassed DB. MSiitUThtVE -18 THE Household Treasure of the Dsy. It will Cool the violent pain of a burn oi Sbftld ih? one minute. It will allay Inflamation at Once. I* Soothes the Painful Throbing of Wounds. It Cures Corns. Chilblains and Frost-bites. A It is Incomparable for Chapped hands, Sore Lip* and Roughness 6f thft fekin,' It Stops all Pain at Once. Call for these Inestimable Medicines at every druggists, and if you cannot procure them, send to this office. * All Orders for the United State* nitist be Addressed td HERERT A 6. Broadway, New YoriL DR; iAGGIEL’S PILLS OR SALVE ARE 2§ eßtrtk per Box. . . . may 6th, 186$. £-fy. TAX NOTIC I I WILL be at the following nrfihed places lor the purpose of Assessing the State and County Tax for the year 1859, Also, I will assess at Messrs. J.- P. Dickinson & & Cos ’s store in Bainbridp.e. the entire third week in June, after which time l .shall close the books and double ttix itH dfcfattltfera Harrell, on .Saturday, May. 29th; Chester Store, Monday 31st; Coopet's' Shop, Tuesday June lsty Attapulgus, Wednesday 2nd; Faceyiile, Thursday Brd; Lower Spring Creek. Friday 4th; Steam Mill, Saturday sth; Rock Pond, Monday. 7 th; Brocket* Mill, Tuesday Bth; Bain bridge, Wednesday 9th; Lime Sink, Thursday 10*b - •, JOHN C. BLOUNtf. , Tax Assessor, D. C. May 27, 1869. 6-Bt. THE SHARON HOUSE, JOHN SllAßOtf, Proprietor, Eiotlaa.loriclg'O, G-©org-i<sii TRANSIENT BOARD $3 00 PER DAY. THE traveling public are hereby notified that this house has been thoroughly repaired are reftted, a* well as refurnished throughout, and ren dered one of the most desinflle and agreeable hotels in the State* worthy the liberal patronage it ha* heretofore received from passenger* on the risers and railroad. No pains orexpen*es will he spafedl to make the BHARON HOUSE all that any one could desire. Call and test its merits, may 20, *69. 4-4-ts. . VfOTICE is hereby given to all and singularly the I™ peisons living in the 1188 District G. M.,of Decatur county, that thirty days ‘after this date, I shall declare a public road, it ho good cause be. shown to the contrary, as laid and reviewed by. a commission appointed for that purpose and returned to this office. The road beginning at of tie&t Tonges plantation on the Blakely road. and id 68 near a direct line from thence to the Millei countv, line, to intersect with a road leading from Colquitt to Bain bridge. * JOEL JOHNSON, Old y. may 20th, 1869. .tfAAmjfe 4 ‘ * “oak ui t mm sum. Upstairs in Bowers Block; BROAD STREET, *AINBRIDGE GA/ B. R COLBERT & MOTHER, * PROPRIETORS. This Saloon is always supplied with choice mmmmm, j. trass; ■ SBJjfB&S, ■ &€; THE BILLIARD fABil» > are atl new,, and as good as can be found in State, Mtlk Punches •Tulips. Cocktaihs, Shoryy pared at short’hotice. . April Ist, 1869. „ . 49 ~ 1 / / VFriCE of J. BERKII N OLIVER. General Coro (J mission Morcbat. No 57 Bay Street fover W.L eox, Gibbs A Cos.) Savannah Ga. [,|<.y2-dO,