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fuii. Fage oOLiTJIVCIsr It^ Fashions jrhwi'ist received from Paris ■ M > ? ' ,n,le th the latest designs, personal ■lHn.U. idlest novelties; also, the ■ to be secured in Pans. ln "';'u,a VEILS, FLOWERS, FINE ■n-r.s. s[) ' tbiM ef.d PAPER PATTERNS [ jgwELBV, *• c!j oaK MAKING; * I,RF ' S , f r Mks. M. Work's celebrated I Vicluw- sacpies basques Sc. |*'iu 0 i cl 1 1"; Eleventh and Chesnnt Sts Phil ■ ''' th are rapidly yielding to the ,b .V,.at never failing Uterine ronic, ■ jv.wer of t- Female Bit— -I)r3Sr combination arouses the womb ■. I'hi’l ',, n all d at once restores health, K, i. akhy to females who havel been *"'l ' l It is the only certain Uterine * mr' I Kiflnevs-Use I'romgoole's& Cods Iluchu. y-Use Dromgoole Co.'s Buchu fctnmotiveconcb.nseDromgoole&Co'sPectoral. S Co.'s Pectoral for hooping cough ■four back hurt?" Use Dromgoole &Co-’sßuchn. ■uromgoole St Cos ’■ Buchu cures bad drearos. Bor incontinence, use Drouigooie & Cos. s Buchu. Kleet or Conorrliea-DroingooleS Ca^Uuchu___ l iver P Km!,.Li... K-„ r a Clean skin-Dromg c & Cos. s dver ■ i f’FNTS WANTED, ACUN'fS WANTED. $75 to ■ A So per month, ma - »nd female, to sell the BV-llraied and origins '’ommon Sense Panwlj Hawing Machine, improved and perfected ; it will ■ "‘“l, stitch, tuck, bind, braid and emoroider ft * most’superior manner. Price only sls I l or Ll and durability, it has no rival. Do not ■ lom anv parties selling machines under the B . name as on,s, unless having a Certificate of signed by us, as they are worthless Cast Briei .Machines. m For Circulars and Terms, apply or address ■ H CRAWFORD, & CO , 413 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. I A Clergyman, while residing in South America a missionary, discovered a safe and simple reme- for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, ■Disease «,f the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and ■he whole train ol disorders brought on by baneful Hnrid vicious habits. Great numbers have been ■i ur.'d bv this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire ■to bem iit the afflicted and unfortunate, l will send ■the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Frteof Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City, UKROIt or youth. I A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Debility, Premature Decay, and all the of youthful indiscretion, will’ for the sake Hi suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, receipt and directions for making the simple by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing Bn profit \»v the advertiser’s experience, can do so ■y addressing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B OGDEN, I. X L IJNinENT ■ The rapidity wkh which this LINIMENT has in popularity throughout Southwestern' eta and Florida is unprecedented. The pro- is continually receiving voluntary Ustimo- from various parts of the country of its mi - cures. Every household should have it there is tnv medicine to be Telied upon it is the W N. L, Liniment. It cures headache, tooth neuralgia, sprains, bruises, hurns#<*ld sows, I field in fia in bridge, Ga., by J. A. BUTTTS CO TO CONSU3ITIVES. I THE Advertiser, having been restored to health ■» a tew weeks, hy a very simple remedy, after hav- Hmu suffered several years with a severe lung aflfec- and that dread disease, Consunition is anxious Hfe> make knows to his fellow-sufferers the means of Hj° w ho desire it, he will send a copy of the used (free of charge), with the direc ■pns for preparing and using the same, which Hey will find ar'kkCurefor Consumption, Asthma, Hronohitis, etc. The object of the advertiser in Bending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, spread information which he conceives to be Rnvaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his | remedy, as It will cost them nothing, and may ■(trove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad- I -dress. , Rev. EDWARD A. WIL9ON. WilhaMsbnrg, Kings County, New York. lv Savannah.—-Mr. John R. Hayes, the “sponsi- Editor of the Sus is iu Savannah sot a few i dlyi. If yon want anything that can be found in a first -class flewelqr Store, go te Subera. The Kivkr.—The river is very low—there *>*B been, however, several boats up this *eek. TiUM.~-Tlie merchants have done an ex* ceedpsgHy heavy business this week. Dogs.—M e hear of considerable com!* plaint of fierce dogs running loose at night to the danger of pedestrians. Who is to h ame in the matter, the dogs or their own ers’ Prrsonal.—W e received a visit, one day t-is week, from Mr. Gentry, the energetic Traveling Ageut of that sterling old Demo cratic paper, the Savannah News. Success to him. Persons owing the Sex Office little bills, please hand them in, as a dollar now H Wor th as much to us as three, two months hence. t Gca. Cloud’s new stock has arrived, go *rouud and see him. He is both accommo* l ‘" < = and clever and can fill all your or ders ' or stationery, &c. * Bte& mer C. D. Fry left here on Monday ~ ' rn,n ß last for Fort Gaines. She had on boArd * otne filtcen or twenty ministers, who were going |° attend the South Georgia Confiapnce. to be held | in the beautiful little vill*ge£of Curhbert. hope th. Conrejence will confer a favor on nßof Bain* I** 1 ** eend.ng back theu Pastor, Revg p. . for the Kidneys and The Weather—The weather lot the last day or two has been very uncomfortable, aslovv rain falling all the time. Look out for a cold snap when it clears off. Salvia's Hair Dye, is permanent and cheap and easily applied. For sale by BUTTS & PEABODY. Lively.—We will venture the assertion that Bait)bridge is the liveliest town at the present time in the State—not excepting the very “important” city of Brunswick, that our Bro - Smith of the Appeal “blows” so much about. Non-inflamable Kerosene. For sa’e by BUTTS & PEABODY. Prisoner Escaped.— A naan by the name ot Jeter, convicted of the crime of cow stealing and sentenced to the chain gang, made his escape from the county jail on Saturday last We don’t know the partic ulars, consequently can’t say whether the jailor was to blame or not. Amusements.— Where are all the Thespian Corps’s, &e., we had some time ago in our city. Can’t they give an eutertainment before the big circuses comes along and takes in all the little change. To our Patrons. —We have heretofore, for the accommodation of our advertising patrons, received advertisements at a very late hour, thereby causiug our paper to make its appearance later than it really should. Hereafter to insure an insertion advertisements should be handed in by Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock. Sheetings &c. —A Large assortment of goods has recently arrived at the Flint River Store, which having been purchased at reduced prices, will be disposed of like* wise. Remember our motto: “Quick sales and small profits. STEININGER & ECKSTEIN Correction. —We stated in our issue of the 18th, that Capt. F. L. Hale, had been removed from the General Agency of the Piedmont & Arlington Lifjp Insurance Corns pany. We are glad to learn, from the Captain that he lias not been removed, but from choice been transferred to a larger and more important District. See his card in to-day’s issue. \ * A lecture will be delivered at the Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock* P. M., by Mr. E. Yulee, reconciling man’s five agency with God’s foreknowledge, Mr. Yulee is an abie lecturer, and his lec tures will prove highly interesting. Elegant Dry Goods. —Adapted for winter wear, comprising the very latest styles of Cloaks, Dress Goods, Shawls, Balmorals and Paris Boulevard Skirts, together with a fine stock of ladies bats, are now offered at extremely low prices at Steininger and Eckstein’s favorite, Flint River Store. Wanted Something Sweet.— A party of Bainbridges’ most gallant and heroic sons, went out on Tuesday night last, to make war on a bee tree, a few miles from the city. They marched in solid col umn and with regularity ; there was not a faltering heart in their “patriotic ranks. ’’ They were armed with “battle-axes,’ '‘ration buckets,” &c.; they reached the tree, and beneath the fell strokes of the axe, it soon came with a crash to the earth. In place ©f finding a swarm of harmless bees, which they could easily smother to death with a little smoke, they were attack ed in front and rear by about ten thousand hornets, yellowfjackets. wasps, and other kinds of stinging insects, who proved them-* selves able to (fefend their homes, for on their first charge, they broke the ranks of that “noble hand” who came back to town in bad order , jadging from the swollen con dition of their faces, hands and necks. It is needless to add that they left all their honey out in the woods. Well gentlemen our advice to you is to quit trying to “fool that Bee,’' and remember “It is not all of life to live Nor all of death to die.” A Number of Choice Suits for Gentlemen —Competing in style and quality with any that can be found in this market, are for sale at Steinioger aud Eckstein’s Flint River Store. —-* - Homicide. —On Saturday evening last, as Mr* Burrel Bailey, an old and respected citizen of this county, was going from this city to his home about five miles West of the Flint, he got into a difficulty with sev eral negroes, which resulted in the wound* ing of both. Mr. Bailey and a negro who Calls himself Alf Donalson, the former whom died on Sunday morning. The par ticulars of this unhappy affair, as far as we can learn them are as follows; It seems that a certain lot of negroes had been hunting around and about Mr. Bailey’s premises. One morning last week Mr. Bailey found a goat’s hide buried in the ground, and he said it must have been the hunters that killed it. For this remark he was stopped on the road by a crowd of negroes, as before stated, aud in a threatening manner was asked whether or Dot he said they killed his goat. It seems that he satisfied this party, but the prisoner, Alf Donalson, called out from about fifty yards distant and asked what he said; to which some one of the negroes re plied, ‘he said he didn’t say it.’The prisoner saii*he was a d—m liar (meading Bailey,) and advanced towards hiuFwith a bottle of whiskey in his hand, but while advancing drew his knife and also his pistol, repeat* edly calling Mr. Bailey a {d —ra liar, and tried to shoot him but the first barrel of his pistol missed fire. After this at*, tempt to take his life was made, Mr. Bailey snatched a gun off of the shoulder of an old negro standing by and leveled it, ana him and the prisoner both fired at the same time. The negro received a slight wound .in **- e B \j oU *der and Mr.. Bailey vra« shot in the abdomen, from the effect of which he died the next morning. After being shot. Mr. Bailey rode home, but was fired at by two other negroes, whom sheriff Waugh has in custody. The deceased was attended by Dr. Jud son A. Butts, and all was done that Medi cal skill could suggest, but without effect. Ihe above statement was made to us by a very responsible party, and we think we can present them to our readers as sub/* stautially the facts in the case. Although this was in our opinion, one of the most unmitigated and cold blooded murders of the age, we shall leave it for the laws ot the country to decide his fate; hoping “justice may be done though the heavens should fall.” A Visit to the Country. —By an invita tion from a gay and festive friend, we vis? ited a grand “hop’’ thatcameoff a few miles up the banks of the beautiful Flint, on Monday evening last. To say we had a good time and enjoyed ourself, would be a poor excuse for expressing our thoughts on the subject; in other words, Webster forgot to invent words that would make us ade quate to the task of doing justice to the occasion. Everything was in perfect order and everybody was as merry as a “mar riage belle but what is better still, there was “Tripping the light fantastic toe,” about a score or more of Georgia’s fairest daughters, who verified the assertion that the ladies of the Empire State, stand in the front rank of beauty and elegance , but the bewitching Miss she was The fairest girl we ever have seen, She put us in mind of a Fairy Queen. We can assure eur kind friends, who, when they were passing around the invi tations, did not forget the printers, that we shall long have occasion to remember our pleasant trip to the country. Harness & Saddles. J. BORN. WEST STREET, B A INBRIDGE, GEORGIA. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, BUGGY AND RIDING WHIPS, SPURS, LEATHER BELTING. H ARNESS L EAHER, SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, &c. A S if “© € & Always on hand. octl4 ts STOVESI STOVES I E- JOHNSON Wholesale and Retail Dealer in f tows Md BROAD STREET, BAINBRIDGE GA 1 : COOKING. OFFICE. PARLOR, and DINING 00M. STOVES of all sizes and patterns. TIN WARE OF EVER T DESCRIPTION ALL kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work, Galver nized lion, Cornices, Tin Roofiing and Guttering done either in City or County, oct 14, 1369. Georgia —Decatur County. On the first Monday in December I will apply to the court of ordinary of said coudty foi letters of Guardianship of the person and property of a minor heir of J B. Wilks late of said county de e ed- nov 430d J.L. WILK . CLEAR THE TRACK-GREAT EXCITEMENT! RUTHERFORD & SPEAR, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. Broughton Street, JBalnbrldge, Georiga, . ' i •: WOULD lespectfully call the attention of the public to their large and well selected stock, now on hand and daily arriving of STATES AN® F&JTCT SIT ««OSS. Groceries, Hardware, &c., embracing any and everything that any person could wish for. As we bay our goods for We can make it to the interest of the tmblic to trade with ns, by giving extra ere especially to call and examine our stock, as it was selected mamly with an eye to their trade. We can Pill Any Order you may Want * * From a paper of pins to a cask of bacon. We Invite everybody to Call Examine, and Price Our Goods . # jmd if you don't like the price you nee£?*>*?- Saittbviflge guiwiteement. DICKINSON 8c COX, ■m. aur t * a* sb -AND- Ulmhante, Broad Street, BAINBRIDGE, GA, WILL sell any property in the city or county, entrusted to them and make prompt returns. Also Keep constantly on hand a splendid assort ment of RY GOODS, BOOTS, GROCERIES, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, &c. Having purchased our goods at low figures for CASH, we are confident that patties will find it to their interest to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. fSPOur motto is “Quick sales and small profits” oct 7 24 3m L O- JACKSON, mt'sm WAm mmm COMMISSION MERCHANT, • BRUTONS WHARF, BAINBRIDGE, - - - GEORGIA HAVING leased the Ware House formerly oc cupied Dy Messrs. B. 1. Bruton & Cos., I will state to my triends and the public at large, tnat 1 am prepared to RECEIVE COTTON ON STORGE, or ship the same to my friends in Savannah, New York or Liverpool. Those who wl6h me to ship for them may rest assured of Sure and Prompt Returns. IT* Liberal Advances made on cotton shipped to any of tbe above named places. oct 7 24 3ra ITTBKTI! MM!! JAMES watt, Gun and Lock Smith Has just received a large and well selected stock of English land German Shot Guns, American Rifles, Smith aAd Wesson Revolvers, Sharp’s Derringers and other Cartridge Pistols. Colt’s and Remington’s Cap Pistols POWDER FLASKS, MOULDS , CARTRIDGES, . GAME BAGS, WA D CUTTERS, PO WDER, SHOT PO UCHES, GAPS, WADS, ■ SHOT, &c. TUBE WRENCHERS, Also a fine assortment of FISHING TACKLE. Being engaged exclusively in this business, I am allowed by the manufacturers and importers a de. duction of from ten to twenty per cent on the ces charged all dealers in any other kind of mer chandise, and am therefore prepared to sell any th.ug in my line cheaper than any house in the city can affoid to do it. Parties wishing anything from a pound of shot to a fine English shot Gun will find it to their interest to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. IIT Guns and Pistols repaired. Lacks repaired and keys fited* Uaittfcridge QOODa The Best Assortment Yet. Io I- . PATTERSON & McNAIR, ♦ WEST t TREET, BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA 1NV ITE the attention of purchasers to tlieir large and carefully selected STOCK, now in store and daily arriving of STAPLE wd FANCY DRY GOODS HARDWARE, BOOTS, CLOTHING. SHOES, GROCERIES. HATS, TRUNKS VALISES, CROCKERY. SADDLERY, GUNS, Ac. and a general assortment of every article usualy brought to this market. In connection with our stock, we keep constantly on hand for our planting friends, a large lot of BAGGING, ROPE, TIES and SALT to which their early attention is earnestly askep. Cotton bought, or advances made on it for shid ment. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. sept 16 21 3m Head-Quarters —:FOB: Ilf GOODS! CONNER WATER AND CLARK STS. BELCHERS & TERRELL, WOULD INFORM the public generally, that thev have just received a NEW STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods. Dry Goods. 50 PIECES PRINTS, 50 PIECES DOMESTICS, 50 PIECES STRIPE DOMESTICS 10 PIECES JEANS AND KERSEYS, 50 BUNCHES COTTON YARNS, 8 CASES SHOES. Groceries, &c. WE ALSO have on hand a large lot of choice Groceries, &c., such as RICE, SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR, BACON SALT, &c. Also, HOLLOW WARE, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BAGGING and TIES, KEROSEN OIL TURPINTINF &c. Also a large lot Tin Ware at WHOLESALE amd RETAIL. Cooking & Heating Stoves. FINHK above mentioned goods are now being A offered very low for CASH or COUNTRY PRO DUCE. The highest market prices paid for COT TON. * aug 26-18 3m. D. M. L. BATTLE, SICK <m DIDST, BAINBRIDGE, GA., Office on South Btoad Street, up stairs, in ROCKWELL & WEST'S NEW STORE. .nr All branches of his profession executed in the bast aud most durable style. 23 22 ts. a w. c. SUBERS, Dealer ia JEWELRY —AND 3ILY3BK WAKE, Next Door to Butts and Peabody, Broad Street. BAINBRIDGE, GEO. Keep constantly on band the latest styles of WATCHES CLOCKB, JEWELRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE, TILET SETS, MUSICAL INST UMN TS, WALKING CANES Sc., And a full line of Fancy Goods, suitable for Holiday & Bridal Presents. t&° Watfhes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at notice, and warranted. eept 23 22 ts. WEST STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GA* Family Groceries AND CONFECTIONERIES. CASPAR LEWIS. Agent for Mrs, C. Lewis, UrOIJM) respectfully inform the publio that be V? has on hand one of the SSS»SRff*saKSfi^ Quick sale- & s “»“ Pr f fl . t s j -lewafus***? "“r 3 " 83 i ®tiS«lto»fonji guurtistmoits, ~~ DRYGOODS! EXCLUSIVELY IfUOLmiil DRYGOODS II (W, ORFF, WATKINS A 00 « EXCLUSIVELY TO THE Wholesale Trade. OUR stocK will he kept complete at all times, aud with our l»crous*d faeilitLss think ,* superior inducements to retain the tra-Je in Savannah. * ** * c w ‘ WE ARE NOW OPENING Our Fall Stock , Consisting of the largest stud must complete stx'k <-f BIIGOOBg AID lOTOIIS Ever brought to this tuaikot, to be sole} pnly at WHOLESALE. We respectfully solicit orders, and is vita the attention of Merchants visiting our city. ORFF, WATKINS & CO. sept 9-3 m. ___ SASHES, HOOKS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS. NEWELPOSTS, BALUSTEBS, &G BLAIR & BICKFORD. 189 Rad 171 BAY STJREET (Up Stairs,) J Savannah, ----- Georgia i UPKEEP constantly oa band a large stock of the above articles. Goand ses (t*W 01 j* 20 you rod ners HARNESS A SADDLES E. L. JVEIDLINGEBi NO. W ST. JULIAN and 16* BlW» sril * SAY&KNAH, GEGRGI&- Wholesale and Retail JDealer in . riT rjrn BELTIN'^ SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, UUHHhU AS HOEATHI^ TRUNKS, VALISES, L LAI HER R HARNESS LEATHER, UM CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, Ac- Ac. . a very large stock on hand " New Croods! New CrOOdsJ JOHN S- HOPSON. » BROAD STREET, «****»»» fie* t’**’ I ' P ** w °* TAKES great pleasure in informing the citizens of F* 4 hand one us the largest stocks ot goods ever brought u> »hU m*' ket - cun Staple and Fancy Dry Goods I ' - , nm»Arhtv 84P?CLonW.V«. BOOTS AXD SHOES, FLOUR, HARPV'.A.vA OACCO BAGGING, TIES, Ac.. Ac. ,1 extrematr lnrr P rietm ** COU^TJiVf’f'O/J&Vf. If T~ wm ”* h 2 C c?ir » *«< >