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DAILY NEW ERA. thrui or iimcuirTioH • For Dally, Por Annum-.-- —*10 00 “ " Sli Month* --.K.A.V 5 00 “ “ Thrw Month! 3 00 " " P*r Month 100 Watkly Era, P»r Annum- — i 00 Mr INVA1UABLX ID ADYAXC1L J»» HATH* UK ADVKUTUIDU. m Two Squares ITTTT7T77T 1* 00 j Tht-oe Squares I 30.00 Four Square# 1 34.00 $10.00 $14.00, I'JOkOO Half Oolurnn TwtvtblrJa Column Oae Column Advertisements !< months will l>« lu»ort<vl cunt, front the above rote*. Fur oonh aqnar# of k> loo.oo. ua.o" longer period thau thro# a deduction of twouty per i demand after I b» Aral In- r l«aa, for the first Inser tion, $1. an*l for each subsequent tuaarttnn 60 cent#, Tan lines of aolid nonpareil, or tta equivalent In apace, make a aquor#. Tarn i# cash, before or or aartion. Adrsrtt—m#cts muat ba marked for aanoclflsd Uuie. Advertisement# inaarted at luterrala to be charged as haw each insertion. All a IverUsomeuts, or notices of advertisements, under “City Budget,” are chargeable at the rate rw cirri riw cents a hue for each Inaertlon. 1 uotloe will appear for a loaa lum thau one dolu». Advertisements uudt-r the head of “Special Notice*,” twenty oonta par Uue for Aral luaortlon, and 10 centa for each subsequent inaertlon. Voluntary communications, containing interesting m port ant new*. solicited from every quarter. Newa letter* i r oin tho various eouutiea of the State e#i>#clally TIIR KRA OFFICE tR TUB BRICK BUILDING ON ALABAMA HTH OP POSITS TSK POiTonriCB, BKTWBBM BBOAD AKD WHITEHALL. MII.ITtnT UIItKCTOItV. Buktkt Majob-Oexkbat. Alfbkb H. Tebbt (VtnmauJiug Department ol tin* South. PRISONAL STAFF. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E. W. Smith, Captain U. S. Army, Aid-do-Catnp. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel C. H. Graves, Captaiu U. S. Army. Aid-de-Camp. Brevet Caplain J. G. Telford, 1st Lieutcu- ft ut V. S. Army, Aid-do-C’aiup. DKPABTMENT STAFF. Brovet Colonel J. II. Taylor, Assistant Ad jutant General, U. S. Army, Assistant Ad- jataut General. Brevet Major ltobert P. Hughes, Captain I . S. Army, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen eral. Captain 0. W. Hotsenpillci. U. S. Army, Acting Assistant Inspector Geueral. Major Do Witt Cliulon. Judge Advocate V. S. Army, Judge Advocate. Brevet Brigadier Genoral T. J. Haims, Commissary of Subsistence V. S. Army, Chief Commissary. Bievet Colonel A. H. Eddy, Major and Quar termaster U. S. Army, Chief Quartermaster. Captaiu G. K. Sanderson, U. S. Army, Depot and Staff Quartermaster. Brevet Brigadier General W. J. Sloan, Surgoou U. S. Array, Medical Director. Brevet Brigadier General John J. Milbau. Surgeon U. S. Army. Assistant to Medical Director, temporary. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. K. Smith, Sur geon U. S. Army, Attending Surgeon. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel David Taggart, Paymaster U. S. Army, Chief Paymaster, office at Charleston, Sooth Carolina. Brevet Lieutenant Colouel T. L. Allison, Pay master U. S. Army. IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND Pleasure Seekers. T IBE only direct r Virsiuia Spriii5»s, ALL NORTHERN CITIES. with tho privilege of stopniug inodiate point, have been placed on a<l at greatly reduced rates. ROSADALIS, BLOOD PURIFIER. Cure* Scrofula la all it# various f< Oonaumedlan la iu earliest atagea, Enlargement and OloaraAloo of the Glande#, Joints, Donee, Klilmy* Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism, Kraptlooa of lb« Hklu. t'broule Bor* Ky«e, ho.; aleo, 8YPHILI8 IN ALL ITS FORMS. Ulaionaaoai of VCToxuoixi Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladdor, It In u perfect renovator. ItOKA DA I.IS eradicates every kind of humor and bad taint, and reetorea the enttr.- avtli-iii t<» a huallliy condition. It ia iwrftoUy harmless, uoVc r producing Uie -ligbt- eat injury. It ia not a accret yua< k lteiiuuly. The article which It ia made are published around each bottle. Kcruiiiiiieiidnl by the Medical Fut ility and uiiiBy thousands of uiii* host oitixeiiN. testimonial* of remarkable la, formerly J. J. Lawn .titimore, ata. F. r sale by Druggists < very wheru. Jyis^ THOMAS G. SIMMS, Agent, ' lice ak'the (Nothing ;store of W. B. Lowe A Go. Atlanta, Ueorgia, FAR SEW YORK SIMM EM El Engine Laths, Planers, Holt Cutters, Cp right Drills, Mat liinists’ Tools of all DcserlptIons. lljSt), manufacture and sell Wood working Macbina ry Ot every description, aud Stationary and Port able Engine* and Boilers, Patent cold-rolled Shafting, Leather and Uubbcr Belting, and all articles ltccdlul i machine or railroad repair ahops. Office 126 and 12k Chambers at, New York. GEORGE PLACE, President. JOHN H. CHEEVEK. Hec'y. jelW-tf CHA8. F. HARDWICK, Sec'y. CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY Howard and Bark! Stmt-, Philadelphia.! M M O T H PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 1«X)K AND J00 HUNTING OFFICE! FTVTC POWER PRESSES ! And ttii Endless Variety of JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! jpj AVINQ added Several Thoutautl Dollars worth of Job Type to our already EXTENSIVE JOB OFFICE ! 9 fully prepared than over' to All Descriptions of Job Printing ! Our New Additions were aelectod by an Experienced Printer, aud comprise all the latest Improvements in T-STHPIE, PR.BSSBS, BTO., nt In the South. Iadood, From a VISITING CARD to a MAMMOTH POSTER ! a Style to suit the most fastidious. 1 iu running order FIVE SPLENDID POWER PRESSES ! feet long. 1 Beam lngtne, 18-inch cylinder, four feet stroke, made by Sutton, with J boilers, 8C-iuch diameter, 38 feet long. 40 Roller Looms, 43 loch, C, h and 10 treadles, 1,2, 3 25 i 1 Set woolen cards (50x48 1st breaker, 1 Mule j 48x48 2d “ ; 420 spindle| (40x42 Condenser. ) P.-in.g’age (40x42 1st breaker, i Mule { 36x42 2d “ S 240 spindl. (30x42 Condenser. ) lyin.g’ago (60x48 1st breaker,; Mules 432 spindles lVlu g'ago COTTON MACHINERY for COARSE YARNS. 1 Willow, llodeon’s make, large alze, speeder 86-inch, twobea* rs. 4 Cottor Is, H6-iurli, self-strippers aud grinder. i Spinning Frames, 2-ujcU ri, ;;s 1 •• “ 1‘4-imh • Witli shafting, belting, A-c., Ac., Hton machinery. Wari'ing Mills by hand and i>m Balling Machine SO,000 Bobbi Will take par jn 30deod8m for candle wick, Ac, COT rDN in trade. KTO 8TAGH3NTG. If you desire SPEED. OOMFOUT and SAFETY, via tho ©rent Virgini» and Tenne ssee A Line. Apply to Ticket Office, Passenger Dyxit^ Tho symptoms of live n plaint are uneasines /and pain in tho side. 8oim pain is In th and is mistake! atiam. The atom r.-ctfrd Wuh to S <-f apj Ctito and si- kuesa, bow- ^IMii general costive, aonn time# alternating witli lax The heo<l is troubled with pain and dull sensation.I considerable loas of memory, accompanied with pain ful sensation of having left undone something whicJa ought to bavo hoen done. Often complaining of weak] a very few of tin the liver is generally organ most iuvolved.- tho liver with DR. SIMMONS’ 1.1 V I'll! UKtiV 1, VVOll, A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to b< netinn the altove sympt ntery, iffoctinus uys, fever, ner- is, chilis, diseaseHof |the skin. Impurity of the „. leprcakiou of spirits, heartburn, colic or pains in the bowels, pain in tho head, fever and ague, dropsy, bolls, pain in back aud limbs, Asth ma, erysypelas, female affections, and bilious diseases generally. Prepared only by J. II. ZHILIN' <’D., Druggists, Macon, Price $1; by mail $12f. The following highly rospee'ablo persons can fully attest to the virtues of this valnable medicine, and to whom we most roejtectfully refer: Geo. W. H. Holt, 1’resident H. W. It. It. Co.j lt«v. J, U. Felder, Perry,Oa.'; Hoi. E. fiiarks, Albany, Ga ; O. J. Lunsford. Eaq., fVmduntnr B. W. It. R.; 0. M^t.-r- *ou, Ksq., Hherlff Blhb county; J. A. Butts, Bain- bridge, Oa.; !>>kes A HparliawK, editors “Floridian,'’ TalUliaasee; ltev. 4. W Burke. Maa on, Oa.; Virgil Powers, Eaq., Superintendent 8. W. !t. H.; Banb l Bui. lard, Bullard’s Station. Macon At Uruiiswick It. R., l wiggs connty, fb».: Greenville Wood, Wood’s Facto ry, Macon, O*.; Rev. K. F. Kaaiei ling, p. K. Florida Conference; Major A. F. Wnoley, Kingston, Oa.; Bdi- tor Macon Telegraph m\y 0-dAw £ 1 KOROIi, DAWHON COBSTV. T.. all who \ JT may concern.—William L Ray having In pi lorm applied to mo for I. It rs «.r admin|»tratio.. the estate of Augustus Williams, late or said county, this is to cite all and elugutar, the creditors next of kin of Aiigneton WiIIuiiin, to lie aud apix my office, within the time • llowed by law, and show cause. If any they cab, why permanent administra tion should not be grant* d to William I.. Ray on * g us tint Williams' estate. Witness my hand nnd official signature. August 26th 1W®. BAMIEL FOWLER, asp l-HOdprafeef3 U0 Ordinal y. 1311. HUNTER C o all forms gonorrhiea, gleet, pletely eradicated. That nunioir suiting from self-abuse, producin vous debility, Irritability, erupt nions, and finally irap<<t>-m y. n Parsons afflicted with dolicut<-. THE BISHOP PILL. THE BISHOP PILL. THE BISHOP PILL. Not ‘Brandreth’s—ni "[mill's" iisior phi “Which in bound to take the place of all st hers; a pure ly vegetable Pitll (sugar coated) and ol extra or dinar] efficacy lor Costivem ss, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Hoad" aches. Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint, A (MedicalJ<m Try “Cottar’s**Cough Hcim-dy Ids sud Hoarseness lead to death,” Try “Costar’s’* Cough llrmnly r Croups—Whooping Coughs, Ac.,” Try “Costai ’a” < ouglk lteiuedy Jos tar says it is the last in the wide world -and if ■ayi^^dt's 'lYue—It'sTriwwit’H True;and We say “ C 0 S T A R ’ S " Standard Preparations ARE RIB BEAUTIFIER. THE BUCKTHORN SALVE! HIH Cottar's” It at, llonrli,Jtr., Rate Cottar’s” lied IIiik P'.xtermlna Costar’s” (only pure) Insect l»on Address ••CotTAa,” No 10, Oroshy Or John F. Henry (Successor tu) Domas Barnes A Co., 21 Park Bo’ grFor Bale by J. A. T* and other Druggists in ATLANTA, li \. REHWINE k FOX, agouts, Atlanta, Ga. M ltlllF.lt ONK IS A MAMMOTH HOE CYL11EEU PUI.SS, i Hugo l’ieoo of Machinery, the largest of tho kind ovo i to Fine Bools. Printing < brought to Atlanta. This Proas Is |ospeclally Uargo Poster*. \nniKit TWO - Is also a Hoe Cylinder Press, Small, r than tho find, and c rspaper Presses in the State. M'MIIKK T1IRKK V. L. HUBBARD, W« 10-aw-pn (M aa per I.T7 Dwp-J Kberlti New W ffeeily TrilraiB. THE EAItGEST and CHEAPEST. THE CHEAT FABMEBS’ PAPEB THE PAPER OE THE PEOPLE ! I Now is the timo U> Subscribe lor tho GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER!! IT IS CHEAP BECAUSE ITS CIRCULATION 18 LAR GER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER 1 I NOW IS THE TIME TO FORM CLUBS ! ! THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE 1 8 PRINTED ou a largo double-medium sheet, mak ing eight pages of six broad columns each. It con tains all tho important editorials published iu tin DAILY TRIBUNE, except thoso of merely local inter est; also Literary aud Scientific Intelligence; Reviews of the mostiutorostiug and important Now Books; tho letters from our largo corp* of Correspondents; ‘"m latest news received by Telegraph from all parts of world; a summary of all lmpoitant intelligence iu this city and elsewhero; asyuoisds of the Proceedings ' Congress and Btatc Legislatures wlmn In session; 1 Foreign Ncvrs received by every steamer; exclusive rev ports of the proceedings American Institute; talks about Fruit, aud other Hor ticultural and Agricultural information essential tc country residents; Btock, Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods, and General Market Reports; making it, both for va. riety and completeness, altogether the most valuablo interesting and instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in tho world. The full reports of the American Institute Farmers’ Club, and tho various Agricultural Reports in each ... *- — ■ ’i scrip tio number are richly worth a year’s sub* since its commencement, THE WEEKLY’ TRI BUNE has been an authority iij>ou tho fhrm. We make features of tho Farmers’ Club, and permit no question of interest to the agriculturalist to pass without com ment and advice. When it is renu mbered that this ad vice is given by one of the most conscientious fhrxners in tho country, the reader may estimate its value. It has been well observed that a careful reading and study of the Farmers’ Club Reports in the WEEKLY TRI BUNE alone will aave a farmer hundreds of dollars in his crop. In addition to these reports, wo have arrang ed to print the In-st tilings written on the subject of ag- {culture by American aud foreign writers. We intend tc increase these features in the coming year very largoly. As it is, no prudent fanner can do without it. As a lesson to his workmen alone, every farmer should place the WEEKLY TRIBUNE upon his table every Saturday i the IS .A. IMrBIDITTrM: HOE jobber. • description, auf has been pronounced by Nl’MUEIl FOUR IS A HALF MEDIUM POTTER PRESS, anting CIRCULARS. LETTER HEADS, RILL HEADS, Ac., and is of very superior quality. NI’MRRK FIVK IS A POTTER ICAH.U PRESS, a rapidity that is astonishing; and, yet, in the n icilitics for all kinds of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, D hesitation in saying to the public that v l out work as rapidly as any Establishment south IN STYLE AND PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION All we ask is .A. FA IE T R I A. L fub2<>-c GKO. N. THOMAS, •dr Office. Broad I.AYTA, « t..C*ov. Brow unmiulhuNM, ner* ms. bomlnal emls- ' tie, and loug- politely invited r , _ - • nothing, Kxpsrf. enc«, tho best of tc*rhfer«, has enubfed him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe, p< tmanent, and which in most cases can be used without hlndranco to husi- ness. Medicines prepared iu.thu cstahliahmenl, which embraces offic-, recspitdif and waiting rooms, baths, thus concentrating ItoUi ssxss. msrrl. d or sTnglu. suffering from Indlscrn. Mens. Indutgeneta-s, or expo*lire, may apply and be 1 — sutn your case.- f cases treated awnu-vly^it of- floe aud all over thu country. G«man!tatiou free, tier- soutily or by mall. Office. No. 183 Third Htn-et, be- tween Green and Walnut, uoor the Postoffioo, Uuis- ville, Ky. Office hours, 0 a. w , to 7 r. w.; Sundays 10 ***»««• Jy 1-dly DU. IlICHAU’S (SOL t> K IN HEM^DI HN. tease in sny stage Dr.Rrci Ulcerated S-.r.- Tin oils or Hklu Erupt! ness of the H. slp, h vator, Alterative a all disease Irom IF and healthy. Dr. Bichats Goi Affections. Rh< Mercury or oU cases. No dieting uecr-sary. I have thousands tifleates proving the miraculous cures effected by these lid Blood Puri Iter klio ayatei id lei s tho blood pure kn Balsa*. No. 2 cures Mercurial n, In all its forms, whether from r causes; gives ImmndlaU relief in all We ure prepared to print HANDBILLS, BILL HEADS. CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, VISITING CARDS, commerce, tbo manufactures, the mineral resources, the agricultural wealth of tho Republic. Hero all the news gathers, and the patronage is so large that jour nalists can afford to print it. A newspaper can be made iu New lorlc lor bau me money, and yet with twice the value of uew«i*per* elsewhero. This is the strength of the TRIBUNE. We print tho largest, ami cheapest, and best edited weekly newspaper in tho country. There is little special merit in this. Wo have all tho advantages around us. Wo have great Daily aud Semi- Weekly editions. Their machinery and resources are only a part of the Weekly. This papor has long hail the largest circulation iu America, and wo have tried to Justify that confidence. Tho result is, that wo havo ho systematized and expanded our resources that every opy of tho WEEKLY TRIBUNE contains as much read- much reading matter as though he filled a shelf of his library with fifty volumes, and thoso volumos contain ing the greatest works iu the language. Tho force of cheapness can no further go. Tho WEEKLY TRIBUNE is the paper of tho people. Here the eager student may know the last lessons of science. Here the scholar may read reviews of the best books. Here may bo found correspondence from all parts of tho world, tho observations of Hinccre and gifted men, who serve the TRIBUNE in almost every country. All the elaborate and intricate machinery of our establishment—perhaps the most complete in America—is devoted to the purpose of making the best and cheapest weekly nowspajier in the world. We think wc have reached that point in giving for two dollars fifty-two duodecimo volumos a year. Tho TRIBUNE is strong by reason of its onormous circulation and groat cheapness. It has loug been conceded that tho WEEKLY TRIBUNE has tho largest circulation of any newspaper In tho country. For years we have printed twice as many papers, perhaps. s all of tho other weekly editions of tho city dailies every subscriber neighbor to do the same. If a man cannot afford to pay two dollars, let him raise a club, by inducing his neigh bors to subscribe, and wo shall send him a copy gratis r his trouble. No newspaper so largo and compli the WEEKLY TRIBUNE was over before offered at low a price. Even when our currency was at par th gold, no such paper hut the TRIBUNE was offered that price; and the TRIBUNE then cost us far less than it now does. Wo havo solved the problem of making the best and cheapest newspaper in America porhaps in the world. Let ns sec if wo o ckly circulation. H. wunnELD’B .COLUMN “"ML J.^bISTFEELD’S flM&LI 8I6UAT01 Woman’s Best Friend. and will OUT® any E .” axnapt in ouoh oaaoa os n. Am th«M loot or# vary i la to a is ot aim©* ■nlvarml i check of th* ”monthly mind, or like ooaoo, if l__ TH MMiiM a mrmmr mrisoa thus roUavln* 0u fsver, headoaha, nata ia tba muAot ihaboek and low- or atofluph." flusW of heat about tba tooo, ahUly »an- mUods, burniof of the eyelids and ■ouarol restl*#*- now. Taken In tlaa all these symptoms pass away lramadialriy, without injury to theoonstitafcwj Fro- (locally, however, the proper moedy U not applied in time, the disease beoowa* chronic, end the foaudetieu laid for nttffiierleaa aviU ta the constitution of the wo- man. The Qexf “turn” corns# around and there Is no “show,” ot perhspatba “sriilles” w« appear. There will be east aueenUssa ebeut the wonaU but vary Ut- U outaabout the Ams, eonstant doll aching pains aboutUi a bead, welghtln the lower .Umach and back, with or without whites, palpMattons of the hsart, pal* Uu huuUcli. MW. with loaj ol memory, diminishing sensibility, sicy «tomaoh, dys- imiisio, «o relish fbr food, looa of fleeb, Increased fluU t- rtug of the heart, swulluio or ruu nt*, IMS i body, and ooeualoual spitting of blood. The sl^hl effort causes hu«kim> bbkathiuo, almost lyrnat- Ticrr. The skin Is flabby aud a “doughy ftri. This is a sad pietara, but it is the condition of thousands of women between the age* of flftaon and forty-five who ora brought to the verge ol tho grave by ignor ance or neglect to take the proper remedy. To aU who are afflicted with any of the symptoms above mention ed, In connection with on irregularity of the “monthly sickness,” w* earnestly say TAKE DR. J. BR3 , ‘ riw.iVH FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounces ken you will at ouce experience Its benefits, aud a a little patience yeu will be fully restored to health This roxuedjr has been extensively used for upwards of twonty years by many of the most experienced and "'STSStfWWhfiesM TXXU.Z REGULATOR Is preparred for WOMEN aud to be used by Women only. A trial Is all we aak. Prepared and sold In any quantity by L. II. BUADFIICLI), WHOLESALE DRUUG1HT, Atlanta, Georgia. Price $1 50 pe r Bottle. tar Sold by Druggists generally. Atlanta, Ga., December 29,1868. Dr. J. Bbauvield. Dear Blr: I take pleasure in stating that some time previous to the late war, I UHod, with the utmost tuooess, s servant girl, your FE MALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bradfleld’s Drug Store, West Point, Ga. Bhe had been goffering severely from supp id no soon restored lng in Atlanta, sotu-JPWBI^ ■ I will state, furthsr. that I know of Its being used, with equal success: on a servant girl of my brother- in-lsw, Professor Rntherfoid, of Athens, Go. This woman had, I think, been t taeased for six years.— She was a house servant, an.' seemed oured up to the time of “freedom.” I do no lesitate to indorse your preparsticn for the purpose * for which you recom mend it. Your* truly. TNO. 0. WHITNEK. of Dr. Joseph Bradfield, of this connty, aud as a med ical man pronounce it to bo a combination of Medi cines of grost merit in the treatment of all the diseases Mobntville, 1868 Da. J Bead yield—Dear Sir: I havo much pleasu in saying I have witnessed the most decided and hap py effects of your Femslo Regulator in this neighbor- nood. WM. H. FINCHES. Mount ville, DC8. Dm. J. Bbadvield—Dear Sir: I have repeatedly used in my family, your Female Regulator, and have m o ery case, met with complete success. G. L. DAVIS. by msuy of the best hous< nouucod by them to be very superior. La. H. BKADKIEJaD, Dru^fflst, Atlanta, Gn Bole Agent for Goo. M. Hay’s Sure Cure for Intemperance. cannot give it LABELS OF ALL KINDS. Together with r No. 2 *6.U0 per bot- UetuedU-H. Price of cither No. 1 two bottles fur $9.00. ; Antidote, a safe, speedy, ploos “ ingeaiet ts, ac Dr. lftciuu’s Golt ant and rwlkal curs for all Urinary Dc ooiiipouli d with full directions. Price $8.00 por bottle. Dr. Richau’h Gollv.n Kxilie Amouh. a radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in old or young; 1m porting energy with wonderful effect. Price $6.(8) per bottle, or two bottles for $9.00 On receipt of price Remedies will be shipped to any R lsce. Prompt attention paid to correspondents.— one genuine without the name of “DR. RIUIIAU’H GOLDEN REMEDIES, !>. B. RICIIARD’N, sole prwprl- etor,” blown In glass of bottles. Address D. B. RICHARDS, No. JI54N Varlrk street, New York. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 9p. m. Circulars fr». lyt-dly Tito Purosi, RoatundCneapost HOLD BY ALL July i4-dly All Descriptions of Railroad Work TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. TO MAIL HUIWCniDRItS: ie copy, one year, 62 Issues $2.00 5 copies, $9; 10 copies, to one sddross, $1.60 each (and one extra copy); 10 conies, to names of sub scribers, at ono Poatofflce, $1.60 each (and one ex tra copy); 20 copies, to one address, $1.25 each (and one extra copy); 20 copies, to names of subscribers, at ono Poatofflce, $1.35 etch (and ono extra copy); 60 copies, to ono address, $1 each (and one extra copy); 50 copies, to names of subscril>ers, at one Postoffico, $1.10 each (and ono extra copy). THE NEW YORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE ml Associated Press Telegraphic ])i*patchc' summary ofFonH^H^titi Special a careful aud complete summary of Foreign and Do. ineslic News; exclusive reports of the proceedings of tho Farmers’ Club of tho American Institute; talks about Fruit, and other Horticultural and Agricultural information; Stock, Financial. Cattle, Dry Goods, and General Market Reports, which are published in tho iWU' r* F.KT.V TirnilTWI? > I.ATKST POPULAR I by living authors. The coat of these alone, if lM*ught ' ’ ' ' ouldl*^ * ” © Engl •arefully selected, tho cost would be three times that sum. Nowhere else ran so much current intelligence and permanent literary matter be had at cheap a rate as in the HEMI-WEEKLY TRIDi’UE. From « Ticket to u Ledger. We are also prepared to do all kluds of FANCY PRINTING, PLAIN OR IN COLORS. DOOK-BTNDJSRYl We also have couuected witli our office, a No. 1 Hook-Uludery. in charge of one of the BINDEIlIB in the United HUtne, who can do ail descriptions of work ia the BEST STYLE sod with dlafttcb. . SAMUEL BARD. hararter of the TRIBUNE o ing clubs 1 TEEMS or THE I ighboro in form er, for es. h «*opy.. 2 ■ remitUug for 10 copios $30 will receive TUB NHW YORK DAILY TS1BUN12 nornlng x months. (Nnndaya excepted) at s cash In advance. In making [lUona. always Drocure a draft «. " aonsy ordtf, if i>oMlble. •e procure<l. sand the in< Slater. The regiatrath o fiilocn oents, and too proas nt retdi a been found by the poriol author)ils i New York, dr Whon neither money, but always registration rca bag bee a I tho present rofdefcetfon of these in a reglstei riuQOti k) r .. . J -T-- —: KHL'L I ■ IBP ■ mm:: Pothnsqtors are ol Uged to regia ter letter* whon- rvqusriR to d6 0b. T1IE TUlBlffil, Now York DR. 0. S. PROPHITT’S Family Medicines. CONSISTING OF HIH CEI.1SUATEIJ LIVEli MKDICINE Anoiline Pain Kill It, ANTI-UILLIOUH l*ILLN, AO-UE PILES, Dysentery Cordial, female Tonic PumrYuvra mx,x.s iu romoving the diseases peculiar to our Soutln mate having already established for them an enviable reputation in Georgiannd the adjoining States. As the majority of ueraoue living lu the South are predisposed to disease of the Liver, it ia granted by all intelligent phyalciaua that most of the pains and aches of our peo ple are due to organic or functional derangement of that important organ, Propliitt's Liver Mediciue and Anti-Billioua Pills strike directly at the root of the evil. They cure the Liver, which iu nine cases out of ten, ia at Ibe bottom of the Oongha, Dyspepsia, Colic, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Menstrual Ob- atructions, etc., bo common among our people. Ear ache, Toothache, Acuto Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and bodily pains of ovory kind floe before I’ropliilCs Pain Kill It any other chronic diseases, use Propliitt's Liver Medioine. It is safe and reliable; pure Vegetable, and a liquid ready for uoe at any and all times. Price $2 a bottle— 83 1.8 per cent, discount by the doxon bottles or more. If you get anakoblt, use PROPIIITT’S PAIN KILL IT. internal and external. If you have a fresh wound ol any sort, use the PAIN KILL IT. It you get dog bit, apply tlir M A1N KILL IT. DR. O. 8. PROPHITT 8 Anti-Billious V igetable Pills Put-native an-i Kebrlfnne, he relied upon as a safe -i d efficient cathartic iu brile and Acute Diseases all kinds. DR. O. R. PROPl IT'S VEGETABLE At UK PILLS d Fever, Chills . - Diae safe and reliable for all to tako at any Um«. DR. PROPHITT’S REDWINE & FOX’ COLUMN TUB Six Great Remedies Hurley’s Ague Tonic N# Arsenic—No Maicary. PERFECTLY RELIABLE. The only remedy for Chills and fsvar, or Ague and Fever, that Is or can be depended upon is Hurley’# Ague Tonic. There hsve been thousands cured by using it who have tried tho usual remedies without benefit. WORTHY OF ATTENTION# To Dr. Thomas A. Hurley: sburg, Miss. On reaching home the disease returned in a worse type, If possible, when my medical attendant ordered Quin* lne in large dose#—frequently as high as 60 grains per dav, and which must have cost i *” 1 take, preiernug xo ioi uieuiwaw) i**o iw — almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounc ed with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time, the advertisement of Horley r s Ague Tonic appearedI n a city paper, and I determined to give it a trial. I did so, and have no reason to regret it. One bottle restored me completely, aud since that time I havo seen nearly a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommend it as prefera ble to any other tonic before the public. JAMES MARTIN, Engineer. Louisville, Ky., Juno 16, 1866. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. Affections of tRe Hones, Habitual Costive ness, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Bryslpelis, Female Ir regularities, Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Plies, Pulmo nary, Diseases, Scrofu la, ur King’s Kvll, Syphilis.” LocisviiXK, April 4,1366. Hurley’s Sarsaparilla is what it la represented, aud I believe it the most wonderful medicine before tho public. Nothing under the heaven* could induce to say so without proof of the strongest aud surest kind; therefore I speak willingly and positively o - aubject. My daughter has been afflicted with skin disease and stifibess of the Joints for several years. I em ployed the principal physicians Of tho city and could not cure her. I gave her your Sarsaparilla not expecting it would do much good, but to my great toniahmont she rapidly got well, aud thank God c tinuos so. Had aho been taking any medicine I would not give this certificate; but your Sarsaparilla, tho only remedy employed, leaves uo doubt oi its medi cal qualities, and that it alone cured her. (Signed.) LUKE REYNOLDS. Any person requiring tho truth and honesty of the statement, will find and Walnut streets, Louisville. . my residence, r Ninth HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM CANDY. Messrs. James Ruddle A Co.—Gentlemen—It gives me great pleasure to say, after using all the other worm remedies known to me, with but partial success to iny children, I was advised to try T. A. Hurley’s, and since using it my children have becoino quite well aud healthy. The children would eat it all tho time. It is ono of tho best, safest remedies known, snd as such, recommend it to ono aud all. JAB. W. TRAVIS. Louisville, June 13, 1868. SBB*. A l}jj roa*. U.OMU IUiuuu, Onwdafter8»d.y swUu^*"- noUc, tlu EaaMnw/liSS <aa DAY nuiN, ffendava * * L*™ Angus* 2 Leave k Augusta... Atlanta... Leave Augusta.... * IO,rr *■**■. Leave Atlanta. V.V.V."” MEZCUa TA-U*. Leave Augusts.. Leave BeneMa. Arrive at Augusta Arrive at Berzeli*. PeeoMigera for MilledgovU^ w _ Passenger Train, to make close Am ~' Passengers for Nashville, M> inphi#, Louisville and 8t. aud make cltsw connections. Through Tickets aud B#*^ . the slsjvo places. Pullman’s Palme Slapping ger Trains. No change of i-ars *- Mail Trains between Augusta atfi NlkT AmiisU*'^ CHANUK OF ic MO CUANOE or CAEs EftWE* . AMU MOMTUOlIttj, ^ Omca or Mawtrs or t# Ckmtual Uaiuujau, lUvAiniAa, jJJ- On and after Sunday, leth i nit on the Georgia Central Railroad wfli**' _ „ . w WT TBAQr. L«-avo Hsvauuah 1 Arrive at Macon Arrive at Augusta. Arrive at MtBedgeville... Arrive at Eatonton Connecting with train that U**(*Ai**- T „ UOWB my Hill Leavo Macon ' Arrive at Savannah Arrive at Augusta Connecting with train that CP KIOHf TXitt. I/*ave Kavan nah Arrive at Macon Arrive at Augusta.. Connecting with train that leaves Ann*r DOWN NIOHT TXATJt Leave Macon Arrive at Savannah Arrive at Augusta Leave Milleageville Leave Eatonton Conne cting witli traiua that leavei 1 " A. M. Trains from Savannah and Trains from Macon, connect with at Gordon daily, Sundays excepted. P. M. Train from Savannah comm, Mail Train on South Carolina BlLiLlE 1 from Savannah and Auguste witklS.- western and Mascogeo Railroads [Signed] WTLLU* Acting Master of l GREAT SA REAL ESTAT 1HE undersigned will sell for CASH, oa Tuesday, the 5th Day of‘ ELEGAM AND HURLEY’S STOMACH HITTERS etlon of the Liver or Disordered Stomach Ihffre arc no bitters that can compare tciOi In removing thcao distressing complaints. For sale Thts is n*. ormy that I have been lor y. l and^ried all the tonics I have heard of SHMMH ||MHfl|iWf||^^^Hreli*f from any of thenT 1 ... ..... ,,■ highly spoken of, and tried a Ibottle, with little faith in It before I commenced, and to my surprise and joy, before I finished one bottle. I I felt a great deal better and firmly believe that one or H oooasious It was the moans of saving and prolong- my lilo I conscientiously recommonded them ■■ufferera aa the beat Bitters known, and ivlviso them always to aak for Dr. T. A. Burley’s and have ||f|||gfa^j||j||m|||||myou ihink proper, if xt Louiavllle, Ky., December 10, 18C8. JOHN W. DIX80N. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. DR. SEABROOK’S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP Use iu the future only SEAUROOK’8, a combination quite up with tho advancement of the age. Pleasant to take, harmleis In Its action, efficient and reliable in all cases. Invaluable in th* following diseases: Summer Complaint, Irregularities of th# boi Reativenssa, Toothing, Ac. Gives health to the child and reel to the mother. A safe and genuinu remedy for all kinds of Bowel 1)|». oaso#, by so nter tea, Diarrbma, Bloody Flux, *c , It may be given to all aixee. agea and sexes, and at all — u;lhln( „, iiiu*«. with |M*rfuct safely, where (hero h that dasa indicativl Female Tonle, PURYFYING PILLS The Purifying Pills and Female Tnuto are aeOoclaWi) together as a full preparation, aa you *e# in til# BUU i hnv have given perfect aatiaAiotiou tu nay prootioafot th* last_twentvjroar#, lu ad aUoea that they or* raodm mended for. The Pllte may be UkM in oowneetioa •tth the Liver M*dtclna« without iha tonlo, when Uiere la any indication fog thorn, such aa BhoHaesa a. Breath, dwelling of tha Feet or Face, or a Palo, Weak All of the above Medicine# sold by Druggffi*# and Maruhante georwollf thrwugUoot th* HouthwwM. Sold by W. A. InnaieU, lladwln# k Tea, Oartia 4k Uoj.l taWte, witeou, iterter k o.., a*. ’■ Prepared only by DR. O. 8. PROPHITT. All th# above remadle* for sale by t ' orta * fton ’ °** L. H. BYlADFIEED. WlIOKKSAl^Fi niUTGOlHT. WHITEHALL HTRKKT, ATLANTA, QRUKUIA. NASHvnxa, T»nk., Feb, 12, 1868. Jaa. Huddle k Co., LmtiavHle, Ky.—When livina in >ur city 1 need severs! l>otUe# of Dr. Hoabrook’# In- rant Soothing Syrup, and found it to do my child more good aud it would real better after using it than any * SVf tf L ed - J,? n “f w ‘th confidence' U la the beet medicine for childron at ureeent known I wish yon would get the druggists here to keep It. If any one doea. please let me know; it not send me one doxen by exprees. and I will j>a> for it at the office here. Write me when y«*u send it, and oblige MR8. SARAH L. RANDOLPH. DR. SEARROOK’S wltl Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and Thte elagont combination peaseesra Ml the tonic James Ruddle & Co^ PROPRTETOB8, I.aMoratory .Vo. 41, UtUtilt Street Louisville, Ky, a ite. Aon r—l. for -1, by BKDWIH * fOX „ ATT.ANT*. OA *■“ a^ea»J-4*wi t nipnt residences in Mitldle Georgia. Oil “ halls to bo sold with the hen " well and cistern all superior. Six Thousand Six H and Fifty-two Acm MORGAN COUNTY lying on the waters of Sugar Creek. TH# afford an opportunity to a good many : Procure Honw* It is seldom that such an opportunity chase (arms #o favorably located. 8trangers desiring to aettie in one manitie# in the United Slates,and u GREAT ORIGINAL FEB would do well to attend thin aalo. The lands lie within from one to ten i . >n, and are composed of the farm* of ceased. On tho same day and iho day followiag, t the residence aforesaid, tho splendid PARLOR FURNIT0C6 And other Household Goods i and other vali Carriage anil llar»«M| aud a great variety of personalty l>e)onj8l * ‘-.to# of said deceased and hi# widow, m \ whom also we arc executors. . - Tho sale to be made under the orit* “ "V Ordinary, and the Wills of the deoaicJ, f* pose of paying legacies, and for di# ing to thair Will#. ^ Purrbaaeni are asaurc<l that the Utw porty ia unquestioned. Thia is ai JAM* cn*R Madison, Oa., Augunt 14, 1869. S tate of ueoboia-dawsos coonj- as, Thomas kaland, administrator«■£ Hiram Crone, deceased, ropresente to u* petition, duly flletl and entered on recoWa roily administered Uiraiu Crane’s cstawiJ fore, to cite all persons concerned to ■ any they can, why mid admffiUtrator » augl7-mCm prsfeef 6 G EOHUIA, DAWSON COUNTY.—By ’ order from the Court of Ordln*ri county, will be sold on tho first TiflMJ* 1869, at the Court House door, in saideonnw'g the legal salo knurs, lot of land, No. «, ^ district, 1st aeotion, of Lumpkin coMU- J? beueflt of the heirs and creditor* of deceased. Term* cash. September Ml JOHN F0 JOURDAN aep 10-td ASSIUNEK’S SAI.K. B y virtu, of an Ortlte of th, Hoaort 1 * Court of Uio Uulted SUiM fottS; - door, In the V. >w u « ■»»<-! M day of (X lobar next at II o’oolook, *• Noa. 34 and 86, with the improvsmenli -_ from alt liana and encumbranooa. •■S--' erty belonging to the estate of Dillard *• rapt. This property is well •* vteutelt dwuNlou -tu> rti or «l«ht roo<- anaokehoune, stables, he., and yard# of tha public aquare. Tcrma^caM-. d Wedn /I EOlUilA, HARALSON COUNTY.-;, eyre sent# to Ok# oourt to hlc petltio®. ontorod on mooed, that ha h KlBtf’. MUte: Ttte U UteMfore to oil, P« dred ,nd tetelilur, to .bow 0. why Mid tetowlt—.llr teiould B— _ hi, MMtotoiaaattM. texl NoudAf Ootob*. lM*