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shc Southern j?nn. PURLIEU ED EVERY THURSDAY. T !ie Oflitn•»1 Paper of the County HAY ES & GURLEY K I) l TOK S. U\l N Bit lir;\. DL T.MBF.ft 9, IEG9, j I positively will not publish any more applications for Homesteads unless th: a.ish is pud ir. advance. JOHN ]{■ HA VMS. Durant has pou’.ivrly declined '.h «1< ficic-iit E'skino and Ackerman of Ga. and Wood «»f Atubanra, are perma nent candidates fwr Imposition. C ban ces favor Einferno. Virginian* in Wumi ngton aie Sanpuitie of a ppoody ud:ni»siou of tli**ir State in the Union. Tlmt di pped* rntin-ly upon tin* fact, weather or not their constitution will smell strong enough of the nigger when Oungrcsa meets* Chief Justice Dillon, of lowa, has been •elected for Judge of the eight district which includes Arkansas. Rumor says Sumner, is preparing a Six teenth Amendment to the Constitution, to place the education »1 interest of the coun try wholly in the li unis of Congress. oi>.- jject. To educate th'* youths of the coun try in the dt testable principles of Radical ism. Good. —Some man, not having the fear of woman before Ids eyes, says; that giv ing the ballot to worn hi would not amount to much, for more of them would admit they were old enough to vote until they were too old to take any interest in poli tics ‘ True. Under the pressure of Federal bayonets Mississippi has elected a Radical Govciw nor. Alcorn. # —i.. That everlasting nuisance, since Radical ism assumed sway over our unhappy land> the Congress, so called, of the United States, met on the fi'h. Wonder if we ‘‘shall have peace.” Non Yenns. Foster Rlodget, Chairman of the Radical State Executive Committee, has appointed J. Clark Swayze,on a committee to 7/h'sre present it flairs in this State to the next Con gress. We know of none, save the ras cally chairman, who is better qualified for dirty work than Swnyz\ M Paul Gerund, brother in-law to the Portuguese Minister 1o the United was Married on the third of this month, to niulnttiucss Mary Wonnlvy, in Washing ton. He is fond of ed*>r as well as color. A Land <>y Rovinks. —T< xashoastthat she has more than 3,000.000 head of cattle and can export annually 1,000,000 beeves. A charming gill of Boston contemplates opening a barber shop in that city. Ten Sylphs are lobe employed in it. We would like to be there would get shaved every half hour. Its just delicious, to think about two dedicate little- hands owned by a blue.eyed, black-eyed Miss, pulling tli e bear 1 off your favc, and winding up with a fci33 —Jehu ! its powerful t.-> think aboa-t. Thomas J. Davant is to receive the ap pointment of Circuit Judge of Louisiana, Texas* Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Florida. Tennessee having an idea that there was n little States Sovereignty left, has reject ed the infamous Fifteenth Amendment. Brownlow, will have to account to the Radical law-makers in Congress, for this price of independence on the part of his State. (Dbitnant. Dcputtcd this life on the IGth of Novems W last, Mis. M. il. BRAD'VELL, wife of Dr. D B radukij., a tnemhor of the Frpsbjs leriaii Church, u imhle woman, u dilute and affectionate wife, whos? whole life wbs a pure stream e>'practical Christianity ]’c iCo to her ashes ! D. B. snv £\drfrtlsfmrnt£. Janies Peed. W. I>. Dickenson. JAMES EEED & GO, Importers and Dealers in WINES, UIAR?, Ac., City ITotel Building, 139 Bay Street, SHvaiiuah C«or£ia. dec 9 6m metropolitan RESTAURANT! OYSTER AND BIPLIARD ROOMS. "D- MeCOXXELL, Proprietor. in S I G N-Fl ED LIGHT S itr 11 Vo doow-East Pulaski, & opposite Screven House, on 116 Bryan St. Savannah, Ga. | ’Meal* at all hour*, day Mid night. New York Q;*ter» alwa;» on hand. d<e 9 Cm f 2Jftr W J WALSH, Wholesale Dealer in srut}fb ana (g&ouirnte, Perfumery, Fancy Goods. Fit.gical Ixstru- MIINTS, TkL'SSKS, &C-, Paints, Oils & Varnishes, bye Stuffs, Garden Seeds, &c., WINES & LIQUORS. Corner Broughton and Ban.trd streets, savannah, Georgia. Oidcrs hum the country promptly attended tv. dec 9 Gui. STOP THE RUNAWAY THE negro girl, 14 years oM of dark complexion, former slave of judge 11. O. Crawford, run away from me at Silver Lake Plantation, on the sth infant after having a fight with ar.d severely cut ting Moultrie Brad well. I have her indentures until die ari ives at the age of 21 years, lawfully executed to me last Api it by Joel Johnson, Ordinary. I so e warn all persons fiotn harboring her and will give a reasonable reward for her delivery. D. BRADWELL. Dec. 9, IBG9. 32 2t NOTICE! TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Strayed from the lot of Mr. Grosse five miles above Colquitt on Thursday night, the 25th of November. A heavy bodied bay horse, ten years old, medium higth, has a white spot on his fores head, three white feet; lett eye out, his tail in* clines to the left when I raveling, trots in harness and paces under the saddle; he was in Sue order when lie left. 1 will pay the above reward (or the delivery of the horse to me or will pay ten dollars to any person that will take him up and notify me by mail so that I mav get him. j®“Direct your letter thus: m C, A.MINTER, Cedar Spring, Early County Ga. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA: By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State To tub People or Georgia: The reCeut renewal ot active hostilities agains the persou aud property of colored citizens and white Republicans, by the organized bands of secret assassins, in certain portions of the State, seems to indicate a concert of actiou .nd a purpose on the part of said organizations to persist in iieiyit.g iho civil law. It therefore behooves the good people of this State to see to it that the Commonwealth be nor further injurtd and defame aby tire acts of peisous who, it is believed, are wholly without interest in, or regard for, the welfare of the State. It is the duty of every county, town, or munici pal corporate authority to insure perfect protection fur lileaud propeity to every resident within their borders; and whereas, iu many casts, the loca* olUoiuls fail to exercise tflicieut means to secure this result, the good citizous within such limits— those having a material interest at stake or the best interest oi the State at heart—should see to it that piompt measures are at once taken under the civil law to arrest and bring to punishment the members ot these organizations of secret rubbers and assassins. Under the statutes at present in force, the Executive is prevented from taking ac tive measures lur the suppression of civil disorders, arid it is therefore aii the mo,e important that eveiy gooil oilmen should led it his individual duty to occuiue a peace oUiCer, aud to aid in securing to every inhabitant that perfect protection guaranteed by the Constitution and without which we can never enjoy either civil or material prosperity. Outrages, such as have heretofore, aud, are now again disgracing our State, cannot be tolerated or excused without involving the whole community. The time has arrived when these outrages must cease or the good people of the whole State will be held responsible tor their continuance. To the end, that no motive may be wanting to stimulate the people to action iu bringing to pun ishment the violators of the taw, I hereby otter a reward of Five Thousand Dollars each for the ar rest (with evidence to convict,) of the person or persons engaged in the murder of lion. Joseph Ad kins (white,) a Republican Senator from the 19 h District. And of the person or persons engaged in the mur der of l)r. lieuj iuiiu Ayer (white,) a liepublicau nepreseut.itive no .. ttre county of Jefferson. Aud of the person or persons engaged in the out rage co mini tied upon the person ot William Hardi urau (white,) of the couuty of Oglethorpe wheu, on or about the 31st day of October last, he was tied to a tree aud biutaliy whipped, the outrage having heeu committed by a body of disguised men for no othei reason, as is alleged, than that Hardiman was chaiged with being a Radical. And ol' the persou or persons engaged in the out rage committed upon the person ot lion. Abfaham Colby (colored,) Representative from the county of Ureeno, who, on or abvut the 30th day of October last, was takeu from his bed at night and cruelly beaten, the outrage having beeu committed by a body of twenty-five disguised men for the reasons, as is alleged, that he, the said Colby visi ted Ailauta ana requeued of the military authori ties protection for tue ireedmeu’s school located in the town of Ureeusboro , iu the county of Greene. And of the person or poisons engaged in the dep ledatwu upon the office of the Assessor of Internal Revenue tor the United States Government in the to\> nos Washington, couuty of Wilkes, ou or about ho iiight of the loin instant, when, as is alleged* the office was broken open aud books, papers, &c.’ scattered and destroyed, aud notices left warning the Assessor to leave tffo District. And of the person or persona engaged in the as sault upon the house of the Hou. Eli Barnes (cop ored,) Republican Representative from the couuty of Hancock, when, as is alleged, a body of m&sked men at or about the hour of one o’clock on the night of tire 10th in«t., surrounded his residence, and by threats of personal violence foiced him to leave the county. And of the person or persons who, at or near tire I hour et 10 o'clock, on the night of the lota iust., t tired ten or twelve gunshots iuto *. camp of colored laborers on the line of the Niaeoa & Brunswick railroad, in the county of Telfair, whereby one mau : was killed and another severely wouuded. Aud of the person or persons who, on Thursday night of court week, October Term, about midu ght, said to be a body of sixty men in disguise, sui rouud cd the residence of tue Sheriff of the couuty of -.an cock, demanded and obtained from bim the keys of the jail and released from the jail one James Ox ford twhi e,) a notorious outlaw awaiting hio trial for the murder of Johu Taylor, a respectable citizen of said couuty. Oiveu under my band aud the great seal of the State at the Capkol in Atlanta, this the 29th day of November, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred aud Sixty-nine, aud of the Independ ence of the United States of America the Ninety- Fourrh. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the Governor; Dat.o <\ Corns Secretary of c'a’e. gw gUvertismentsL _ • A. 11. Colquitt. James Baggs. U. U. Colquitt. COLIUIITT & Bim, COTTON FACTORS ! feral fet&mtVidftf AND AG EXT FOR THE FOLLOWING FERTILIZERS. G lie speake Guano, Ammoniated Soluble Phogpbati i Combining all the properties of Bone and Peruvian G. ano, ANALYSIS OF DR. A. MEANS Moisture expelled. a2.12 3.10 Organic Matter. ......30 00 Soluble Phosphoric Acid 5,30 Equal to Ammonia .. 320 Fqual to Bone Phosphate 10 9S Common Phosphoric Acid lb,Sd Sulphuric Acid, Lime and Alumina f 4d.04 Equal to Bone Phosphate 39,9a not estimated. j 100,00 Certificati:.—Savannah, March £6, 1869- Hie Chespeake Ammoniated Super Phosphate, just analy zed is fouud to concain the leading elements for a good munipciated manure, and in such quantities and relative proportions as must tell effectively upon the growth, as well as the fruitage, of most crops, if properly introduced into the soil. Its effects will not be exclusively limited to the products of tbe first year, but front the amount of common Phosphate of Lime w hich it supplies, Its nutritive effects will be decidedly manifest for one or two succeeding crops, even without fresh supplies. A. MEANS, Inspector. G. H. WILLIAMS, Ass t Chemist, Twiggs County, Ga , Oct Bth, 1869 Messrs. Colquitt & Baggs; Savannah, Gens—The Chespeake Guano, of the value of which you ask tnv opinion, was used by me qnite extensively last spring, under Cotton. I also used other fertilizers— among which were the Fisu and the Soluble Pacific, aud ft requires only a superficial observation to con vince one of tire superior value of the Chespeake. lam satisfied that, even with the long and damag ing drought, (which was certainly uopropitious for all kinds of fertilizers] I realized more than 100 per cent, on the inveutment. It is my purpose to even use it more lreely next year. W. B. TARVER. , Anrericus, Ga.. Oct. 12th, 1860. This is to I used eight different kinds of Guano on my crop this year, among them the Chespeake Phosphate, and am so well pleased with its results, that I intend usiug it again on my next crop. , R. STEWART. Amcricus, Ga., Oct. 12th, 18G9. I used five kinds of Guano on my crop this year, and will buy the Chespeake Phosphate for mv next rop. REUBEN SLAPPEY. Ruth’s Challenge Soluble Phosphate, The most aclivn and durable Fertilizer ever offered to the Farmer* x ANALYSIS OF CHALLENGE SOI U3LF; Moisture expelled2l2o 5,38 Organic matter.. 3f,00 Soluble Phosphoric Acid 6,40 Yielding Ammonia 3,05 Equal to Bone phosphate made 501ub1e....13,97 Common Phosphoric Acid 8,13 Other elements and salts not estimated Equal toßsne Phosphate 17,72 A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah. Planter’s Ammoniated Soluble Phosphate BESULT OF ANALYSTS OF A SAMPLE OF ‘ AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTURED BY LORENTZ & RITTER, BALTIMORE MARYLAD, HR- LEIBIG’S ANALYSIS- Moisture (det 100 c) 11.091 Organic Matter and Chemicaly Combined Water 27.720 Capable of Producing of Ammonia 3.174 Inorganic Earthy Matter 3. 174 Containing of Soluble Phosphoric Acid 5.222 “ Insoluble 11.594 Alkaline Salts , 9.462 Or of dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime...... 11.401 Undecomposed 25 305 It seen by the above Analysis, which was made of a sample, taken by myself at the works from a lot of about 390 tons, that this Article contains all the important constituents required of a No. 1 Fertilizes. It is well and carefully manufactured, dry aud fine enough to be used in the drill, and can not fail to give satisfaction when properly applied. Signed: G. A. LEIBIG, Chemist. JST*For perticulars apply to T. M. ALLEN Agent Bainbridge or COLQUITT & BAGGS Savannah, Ga. T. B. VARDEL, BROADjS T R E E TANARUS, BAINBRIDGE GEORGIA. dealer in .Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Reliable GARDEN SEEDS., dec9 { DECATUR MORTGAGE SHERIFF’S SALES; WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in February next, before the Court House door in the cily of Bainbridge. within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Three fractional lots of land, numbers 426, 427, and 428, lying in the2ist district of said county*, known as the W«n. Spear place, lying oti the Geor gia and Florida line, containing two hundred and sixty-six and one-half acres more or less, described and conveyed in a certain Indenture of Mortgage, dated January Ist, 1867. Levied on as the proper ty of John D. McAlilv, to satisfy one mortgage fi. fa. in favor of A. B. Belcher, adm’r of the estate of W. L. Spear, deceased, against John D. McAlily. Property pointed out in said fi. fa. H. B. WAUGH, Sheriff. idM. hUjntek, NO 183 THIRD STREET. I LOUISVILLE KY. ■Treats successfully all Private Diseases. Syph- Bi]is, G morrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Orchtis-, ■Hernia and Rupture, all Urinary Diseases,! ■Syphilitic or Mercurial Affections of the ■Throat, Skin and bones, are thoroughly eradi-j ■cated from the system. 9 SPERMATORRHEA SEXUAL DERBILI ]TY, and IMPOTENCY, as the result of self: Jabu-e in youth sexual excesses in mature! j ■years, or other causes; and which produce ■some of the following effects, as nocturnal] l.iemissions, blotches, debility, dizziness, dim] ■ness of sight, confussion of ideas, evil foreboda] ling, aversion to society of females, loss of! ■memory and sexual power, and ■marriage improper are permanently cured, i DUJTGR HCTER publishes a Medical! •Pamphlet relating to venereal diseases the disastrous and varied consequences of seifs abuse, that will be sent to anv address in al ■sealed envelop for two stamps It contains a! lull symptom list that will enable those affect. 4 Id to devermin the nature of their complaint,! lind give a written statement of their case! Ithat will answer almost as well for the pur»* I >ose of treatment us a personal interview; buts [where it is convenient the Doctor should be? [consulted personally. [lt is self evident that a physician who coii*f [tines hiuisalf exclusively to the study of cer* pain class of diseases, and treats thousand of§ pices every year, greater skill] In that speciality than any in general practice] [Many physicians recognize this fact, introduce] (patients to the Doctor after reading his medi K *'d phamphlet. Communications confidents] ial. A friendly talk will cost you nothing.] hargesjmpderate. Cures guaranteed. ■fpOffice no. 133 Third street between Green] Lad Walnut streets, near the posloffice Louisa] L ille Ry. 0 ffice hours 9a. k. o 7r. x,fi Sundays, 10 a h to 12 ff, g GEORGlA—Decatur County. G. A. PADRICK, has applied to me for excemp tion. setting apart and valuation of Homestead aud I will pass upon the same at my office, on Saturday December 18th 1869. JOEL JOHNSON. , , Ordinary. 4 Dec. 9. 1869. SO--2i. DECATUR MORTGAGE SHERIFF’S SALES. WILL be sold, oft the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court House door in the city of Bainbridge, between the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit; Onft house and lot in the city of Bainbridge, the house wherein W. TANARUS, Parsons now resides, bounded North by premises of W. T. CoS, South by street running in front of premises of B. C. Scott, East by street separating it from premises of said B. C. Scott, West by premises of T. J. Bruton, trustee for his wife ; also that storehouse in Bainbridge, bounded on the West by Broad street, North by Water street, East by storehouse occupied by Noel Gainey & Cos., and South by Butts & Peabody’s drug stoic; also on all that tract or parcel of laud known as the Bennet S. Brockett place where Ran dall Kinrrey now lives, and bounded as follows— on the North by the Albany stage load, ou the East and South by lauds belonging to S. Davis Tonge’s estate, aud on the West by" lands, owner not known, containing twenty five acres more or less, levied on as the property of B. S. Brockett; also that town lot bouuded as follows—on the North and East by premises of Mrs. V. T. Broom, on the South by Water street, and on the West by premises of A. P. Belcher, levied on as the proper ty of Alexander Martin. All of said property lev ied on to satisfy one Superior Court fi. fa in favor of J. A. Zeigler, administrator estate es S. W. Swain, against B. S. Brockett, Alexander Martin and T. J. Williams. Property pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney. ALSO. At the Bamc time and place, one storehouse and lot in the city of Bainbridge, bounded North by storehouse of Adam Hinds, South bv vacant lot of John Harrell, East by West street and West by D. Brad well ,s lot, she sahl lot being 26$ feet front and IQo feet deep; also one acre of land lying in said town North of W. E" Rutherford’s stable, between Broad and West streets, and known as the slop lot: also all that vacant lot or parcel of land lying bet veen the said Broad and West streets, and North by tho above described one acre lot. bounded North by Calhoun street, East bv Broad street and West by West street. Levied on as the property of M. W, Scott and W. W. Har rell, to satisfy one Superior Court fi. fa. in favor of J. A. Zeigler, adm’r of S. W. Swain, deceased, against M. W. Scott and W. W. Harrell. Proper ty pointed out by Plaintifi’s Attorneys. ALSO. At the same time and place, the one-seventh un divided interest of DaDiel Ingraham in ten acres of lot of land No. 250 in the 20th district of said county; also his one seventh individual interest in lot of land No. 272 in the 20th district of said eounty of Decatur, known as the land assigned as dower to the widow of Wm. Ingraham of said county, deceased. Levied on as the property of Daniel Ingraham, to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor o. Noel Gainey, against Daniel Ingra ham. Property pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney. H. B. WAUGH, Sheriff. GEORGlA—Decatur County*. Hon. Joel Johnson, Ordinary of said couuty has applied to me for exemption, Setting apart and valuation of Homestead, and I will pass upon the same at my office, on Saturday, Dec. 18 1859. 0. A. PADPJCK. Clerk of Supericr Court, Decatur County Ga, Dec. 9. 1869, 80-2 t gCciv = BANKRUPT ’notice". - " Ik the District Couht of the United States, * for the Southern District of Georgia. In the matter of John R. Hayes, > In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. i The said Bankrupt having petitioned the Court for „ di“h»rg. from all bis debts the Bankrupt Act of .March 2nd, 186/, notice hereby given to all persons interested to appear on hi ■'7th day of December, 1869, at 11 o’clock, A y a t Chambers of said District Court before l rank S Hesseltine, Esq , one of the. Register sos said Court in Bankruptcy at his olhee at the corner of Buv and Drayton streets, Savannah, Ga., and snow cause why the prayer of the said petition of the Bankrupt should not be granted. n Bated at Savannah, Ga., this Ist day!?* her 1569: JAMES McPHERSON, Clerk# Deo. 9, 1869. 3a ~ 11 BANKRUPT NOTICE. Ik the District G'ocrt of the United States’ for the Southern District of Georgia. In the matter of Jas. R. Edmondson, ) In Bankr’cy. Bankrupt. f No. 621. The said Bankrupt having petitioned the Court for a discharge from all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Act of March 2nd, 180/, notice is hereby given to all persons interested to appear on the 27th day of December 1809. et 11 o dock. A. M. at Chambers of said District Court before hiank S. Hesseltine, Esq., one of the Register sos eaul Court in Bankruptcy at his office at the corner of Bay and Drayton streets, Savanuah, Ga.. and show cause why the prayer of the said petition of the Bankrupt should not be granted. Dated ot Savauuah. Ga., this Ist day of Decern her, 1869. JAMES McPHERSON, Clerk. Dec. 9, 1869. 88-lt GEORGlA— Decatur County. ON the first Monday in January next, 1 will ap ply to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of said coun ty, for leave to sell lots of land Nos. 60 and ol in the llth district of Mitchell county. D. K. BUTLEi, G uardian for J. C. Rackles. Dec. 9, 1869. 33-4 t GEORGlA— Decatur County* Mrs. SARAH CORDED has applied for exemp tion and setting apart and valuation of home stead and I will pass upon the same the 10th Dec., at my office in Bainbridge. # JOEL JOHNSON, Ordinary. Dec 9, 18G9 33-2 GEORGIA —Decatur County. ON the find Monday in January next, I will np ply to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell the lands belonging to Josiali Harrell, a minor, being the North half of aud, No. 47, iu the 15th district. J. D. WOOTEN. Guardian. Dec 9, 1869 33-lm POSTPONED SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL be sold before the Court House between. the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January next, the following property to-wit: Lots of land Numbers 8, 88, 33, and seventy five acses on the South side of lot No. 48; also one hundred and aeven*y five acres on the North side of lot number seventy-thiee all iu the six t enth district of Decatur eounty, to satisfy one fi fa in favor of Cynthia Nwiit, adrn’x and John J. Parker Adm’r against !W. W. Harrell. Property pointed out in fi fa. II B. WAUGH, Sheriff. Dec. 9, 1867. 33 tds K O- JACKSON, nmm w &as mmm COMMISSION MERCHANT, BRUTONS WHARF, BAINBRIDGE, - - - GEORGIA HAVING leased the Ware House formerly oc copied oy Mdssrs. B. b. Bruton & Cos., I will state to my friends aud (he public at large, tuat I am prepared to RECEIVE COTTON ON STORGE, or ship the same to my friends in Savannah, Ne York or Liverpool. Those who wish mo to sh for them may rest assured of Sure and Prompt Returns. fIT Liberal Advances made on cotton shipped to any of the ahovo named places. oet 7 24 3m DICKINSON & COX, jm. 0 «E3 rmr bc o nr -AND- D»oad Strew, 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 figurcr. for CASH, we are confident that parties will find it to their interest to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. 81TOur motto is “Quick sales and small profits” oet 7 24 3m iTTENTI® SPITSMI JAMES WATT, Gun and Lock Smith Has jut received a large and well selected stock 01 Englisbfand German Shot Guns, American Rifles, Smith and \\ esson Revolvers Sharp's Derringers and other ’ Cartridge Pistols, Coifs and Remington’s Cap Pistols POWDER MASKS, MOULDS CARTRIDGES , GAMe'b'aos WA D CUTTERS , WDFR SUOT TOUCHES, CAPS, WADS, SHOT, & c . tTUBE 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 pri ces charged all dealers in any other kind of mer-. chandise, and am therefore prepared to sell any* th.ng in my line cheaper than any house in the city can affoid to do it. Parties wishing anything from a podnd of shot to a fine English shot Gun will find it to their interest to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. HP" Guns and Pistols repaired. Lacks repaired and keys sited. City Marshal’s Sale. in January next, the following property to wit; One house and lot in the city of Bainbridge where Mr Hyatt now resides. Levied on as the property of J. A. Proffit & Bro. to satisfy one tax ti fa issued by B. C. Scott, Clerk aud Treasurer, against J. A. Proffit & Bro. Also at the same time and place, one lot or other property in the city of Bainbridge Levied on as the property of D. P. Lock to satisfy a tax fi fa is sued by B. C. Scott, Clerk and Treasurer, against D. P. Lock. Also at the same time and place, one house and lot in the city of Bainbridge where the P» ) P” Rtor now resides. Levied on as the propel ty of M. Hahn to satisfy one tax fi fa issued by B. C. fecott, Cleik aud Treasurer, against M. Hahn. Also at the same time and place, onb new livery gtoble and premises on West street, house and lot known as the Frank Powell place. Levied on as the property of Moses Singleton to satisfy one tax fi fa issued *by B. C. Scott, Clerk and Treasurer, against Moses Singleton. Also at the same time and place, one house and lot in the city of Bainbiidge known as the Fife pro perty, Levied on as the property ofS. Fife, to satisfy one tax fi. fa. issued by B C. Scott, Clerk and Treasurer against S. Fife. Also at the same time and place one bouse i the city of Bainbridge where the proprietor now re sides. Levied on as the property of M. Hahn to sat isfy cne tax fi fa. issued by B. C. tcott Clerk and Treasurer against M. Habn. Also at the same time and place one bouse and lot in the city of Bainbridge where the proprietor now resides. Levied on as the property of T. Mann to satisfy one tax fi. fa. issued by B C. Scott, Clerk and Treasurer against T. Mann. Also at same time and place one lot or other property in the city of Bainb.idge. Levied on ns the property of D. P. Lock, to satisfy one tax fi. fa. issued by B- C. Scott, Clerk and Treasurer against D. P. Lock. Also at the same time and .place one lot or other property in the city of Bainbridge. Levied on as the property of John Sanborn, to satisfy one tax fi fa. issued by B. C. Scott, Clerk and Treasurer against John Sanborn. Also at the same time and place one new live ry stable on West street in the city oi Bainbridge. Levied on as the property of M. Singleton to satis fy one tax fi fa. issued by B. C. Scott Clerk and Treasurer against M. Singleton. Also at the same time and place one honse and lot in this city of Bainbridge. Levied on as the property of M. Hahn to satisfy one tax fifa issued B C. Scott Clerk and Treasurer against M, Hahn. P. COLLIER, Marshal. 32-lm. GHANGE OF SGHEDULE. GENERAL Sl/r , EKrSfS!NIJENT , B OFFICE ) Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, > Savannah, Ga. , Nov sth 1869. ) On and after Sunday the 7th inst, Passenger Trains on tins road will run as follows' RIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN Leave Savannah (Saturdays excepted) at 4 30 P M Arrive at Thomasvflle * 3;86 A M “ *• Bainbiidge 6/14 “ “ Jacksonville 7.02 “ Leave Jacksonville (Saturdays excepted) 8:30 P M “ Baidbridgc 030 “ “ Thomasvilie 11 ;45 “ Arrive at Savannah (Sundays excepted) 10.50 a m DAY TRAIN. Leave Savannah (Sundays excepted) at 7;15 rt m Arrive at Live Oak , 7;00 pin Leave Live Oak (Sundays excepted) at 6;00 a m Arrive at Savannah 5;35 p ni Passengers for stations west of Lawton on main line, take express train leaving Savnnah 4;80 p in. nov 11 Ira H. S. HAINES, Gen'l Supt Fall Stl BABBIT & WARFIFLD, Broad Street. ISaiubrUlge, Georgia They now offer to the trade at Very Fair Rates For C ash, 1000 lbs Extra Plain Hams 5000 lbs Sides and Shoulders, 100 bblsr Floor, all grades, 5 bhls ectified Whiskey, 7000 lbs Lard. We have In the Dry Goods Line, onr usual stock, embracing jmumn-mc rmrmrMjmwa “ceded by the fame his faily or his laborers cash advances Made on Cotton to he held for instructions from owners. oct 28 ts. Land and Town Lots FOU sale. The Greatest Bargain Ever Offered In Decatur. “fy Flint ® iv ® r farm for sale, at a great Sacrifice. It cost me five thousand dollars before the war; contains 150 acres of land, more or less and seven or eight town lots on the south west boun* daiy. said land extends from the city limits to louge s Factory, on the Flint river, a distance of one mile. About one hundred acres of open land on the place—no improvements. Also, five hundred dollars worth of seasoned lumber, con. sistmg of Weather Boarding, Ceiling, Flooring, &e. nor 18 8m Apply to If. N. SCOTT- MOKTUAGE SHERIFF^ WILL BE SOLD bofore the Conn in the city of Bainbridge on S day in January next, the fuliowm fit < * it : “8 Piopj All that 30 acres off of a certain l ing and being in the Istli district ° f lj| being part of lot 219, more piinicuWi *“ iJ i a certain deed made by M. N. Scott Btt; Sanders and Malcolm 1 ’ tu Gs, 1865, said 30 acres to be taken off „? said lot next to the city of Uainb,■ L, and conveyed in a certain deed of \i ’ ing date on the 7th of May, 1807 a 1 * 1 # Superior Court fi fa in favor of R u B. F. Bruton, against B. s. m. % pointed out in said fi fa. Ket ✓ • P ALSO. J/>t of land, No. 260, in thel4f hJ . 313 in the 27th district of said count and conveyed iu a certain deed of \t ing date on the 30th Nov. 1807. one Superior Court Mortgage fi fa u, •»« Jaffrey & Cos., against W. W. Harieli^"' pointed out iu said fi fa. - hi ALSO. Fifty acres of land, being part of ] o t v I the 15th district of said county of Dtr.il ed on the West by Flint river and laori'l| to estate of S. Davis Tonge on the Rut H| bany stage road, and on the South b v o'! M. N. Scott and the land of Daniel # J D. P. Hutchens, the property of if. K scribed and conveyed in a. certain gage bearing date on the 30th danfl Sold as the property of M. N. Scott t„ Mortgage fi fa in favor of E. 8. J J against M. N. Scott. Property fi fa. ALSO. One half Interest in loti of ylj 81 and 82, in the 21st district of uid scribed and conveyed in a certain djfl gage bearing date on the 84 d#v n(:B Sold as the property of K. F. Cloudto *9 Mortgage li fa in favor of Eliag Jona, Jfin tor, against R. V. Cloud. Proper!; said li fa. ALSO. That tract or parcel of land in thscfb J bridge and kuown as the Cujiinghamj commencing across tlie street koo* n street directly opposite the 9outb w J the lot formerly fnvned by A. A. Will J occupied in part (that is at the time the hi hereinafter described was made) t* i Hoyal and claimed as to part litjjJl from thence running West upon tli'edjj between said warehouse lot and lot forme.jj by A, A. Allen, now owned by C.C.EmJ H. Crawford, on to a certain raid j,.-'J to haul to and from the Cuniiingham but now in part obliterated and ctci*! thence running along the slope or nidtjl about in a nothern direction parallelH course of the river immediately livi»,,l post to the line of Beal & Potter* wafl from thence East on said line to the,;il it intersects with the afoteaaiii—l containing one and one half acre* wim Also, all of Moses Singleton’s one half® interest in the following property, to i B tract or parcel of land in thecityofifl known ns the Cunningham old - ", bounded as follows, on the north bjhfH street, south by lot owned by Casper Lmfl Troup street, East by West street, mil Crawford street according to I'uiry'i J containing three-fourths of an acre mcttuß scribed and conveyed in » certain (Mil gage bearing date on the Sist dityolsl Sok as the property of Moses SingktuL :■ o»ve Mortgage fi fa in favor of B F. ?oiM Moses biDgleton. Properry pointedouisffi ALSO. Part of lot of land, No. 11, in the 19thlH said county, better known as the M jrshi containing louMicres, described and deed of Mortgage bearing date on the lllil Dec. 1868 feokl to satisfy one favor of Marion F. Sanders agaiußtW.i* Property pointed out tu said fi fa. ALSO. That Tot in the city of Bainbridge, Nv the east by Independent street,-on line commencing at a stake 132 fcctiriiM ner of Planters and Independent stree* uing west 155 feet, on the west by » M north and south from the west end of king the southern bonndaiy until ill Planters street, and on the north hyH street, described and conveyed in saril Mortgage bearing date on the 2fM day cl 1868, Hold as tire property of DililicESl J. B. Griffin to satisfy one iMoilpiJtll vor of A. B. Belcher, adminitiator,gMj B. Griffin aud J. B, Grillin. t’lupettj u said fi fa. ALSO 1 . That Tot es land in the city of ed north by Presbyterian Church ami 1® east by West street, south by Shcl’M'ifl west by Crawford street, contai.iirtgflS of an acre more or less, described andH a certain deed of Mortgage bcftjin;l| 29th day of January, 1868. SeW of .John S. Hoyison to satisfy one Mwip’;'' favor of B. F. Colbert and M. f. CoiWF John S, Hopson. PrerjuiTty poi-nteduutic ALSO. Tlmt tract or parcel of land in fit bridge, formerly heiongflig to |; > Kent, deceased, which lies'Went^' 1 "', North and South through said 10l dependent street, and three huwfrf'K,» said street, and bounded on tke^ ox . stage road, Sonth by hot bcloft^ u ' S Dr. J. A. Butts, deceased, 1 Luke Mann, containing about more or less, described and conveyed deed of mortgage bearing date on tb '-.'y February, 1869. Sold as the Mann to satisfy one mortgage HI 1 ! Abram B. Bolcher, Adm’r, rtgaimt Property pointed out in said fi fa. i ALSO. That town lot In the city of Bainhrii" as the West-half of lot known as the it being hounded as follows: On the' street separating it from a lot and owned by the estate of Ira Sanborn, belonging to Ira YT. Sanboffi, on (be street separating it from the ou the Sonlh by a lot owned by L* J and on the East by the balance of ed and conveyed in a certain deed of j bearing date on the 9th day of October, j as the property of John K. FroftiUH mortgage fi fa ifi favor of H. M. M John It. Proffitt. Property pointed out >■ ALSO. That lot or parcel of land in the ner of lot No. 5, in the city of Bainbr# being 85 feet front from North to B ul feet hack from East to West, describe veyed in a certain deed of moitgftge j* on the 19th day of February, 1809. property of Casper LeVis to satisfy °® e fa in favor of J. Randolph Whitehead.* per Lewis. Property pointed out in s 1 " ALSO. That tract or parcel of land in the to* rell. said State and county, known an 11 cd in the plan of said town as lot W' K, containing 30 feet on Broad utr back 105 feet, bounded North by East by residue of block K, Sout. l , West by McGitff street, said tract bci S lot 31 in the 19th district of 6aid the property of James Davis to fi fa in favor cf Marlon F. Saunders. Davis. Property pointed out in sai AL9O. That town lot in the city on the South by by Water street o» a strip of land now in dispute 1)1 j, Worn and Luke Mauft, on the E** jii P. Belcher and on the West by F r . Kinney; described and conveyed'"j,, of mortgage, bearing date on the >fi her 1837.. Sold as the prop erl V Burrell Crawfoid, to satisfy oße SU|i» favor of W. O Fleming, against . Crawfoid. Property pointed on ALSO. ]f Lots of land numbers 242, more or less; also 43 acres °f l0 ! on the West side of first said lot number 243, containing ' also 150 acres off of lot of la® 1 175 acres off of lot number 28 „ j in'*! 8 iu said last tot; and 70 acresh® n 4 l?' 1 244 and ; 45, all of said lots 21st district of Decatur cownij- «J, Sold as the prdperty 0 f Tlio® .j,i S - L. Tison. to satisfy one of Simon Ward against i* lo , „ u t in S. L. Tison. Property pointed