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M'&tltcaH la lotting up.
tool thW
up. ll hM
the fence to mm( q<
refusal to #*pt
liu more than ohm given ua
f brother 8n*ad Mon* of /
;r.
Tom-,-
tavintiHh
lerttuforr stj
tiOBK, and
ltd op
Ua,
.bleat editof*. and
wc bare very great reaped
in«i ef lota we are glad
hluiself and spreading hla Eagle wings In
proa l defiance of t^la meaner birds beneath
a leading JourallsO
>ect for bi» opinJpdC
to see him braalag
Though net agreeing with him on th* policy
of WMMtoR lb* •“«*•“» lk » l
K«L. I. pro- W '*“• WML * nJ »•
'■W*,, io H IMd it «*rk iht ItmtMil tlftr tf kb pt-
Ojn^mkoro no.lk.rt. ^ nUnmofkb M«(rtb»»r*
iolhe k.»>l«nktGrt>rgt» 1'r.M. lit but
putliog mortctltr[>rU. ot Ikt HrpulUtan,
iktl b kclof It, toy ptptr it Ik.
Sl.lt, ttil tilb kb Juiliclon. .zptoilllur. of
Uk.r, grnt.kt.kl Mil knit. k.h.itlrnJjr
Haanr
„J la thl! f.oll
rob, b Irtttl tb. dblt-
lootBiml. Urn* and
nod *» r*P* p lb ikt fro. I ttok or nr oily
“ ’’ ir.blMdb.wd. lilt..
bsU Ka aanuul Fair nt
fltert will bo present;
Sajwrkacew l intellect of the
~ 8t*W. naterial rtMurcre
___ _ h| apSeimena produced
eeiture as! srientirie develops
tj cys.’dah^chooKea. lako a
■ on that occasion. The
ef her e«U* Mda. the wealth
' Alan, ik« Itielligtoc* ot her
>be bcJdwnnf their operallotir
• to giro he position. Bhe
fer«*rd MroiRh an orgoui*.
tWaadUke It. Will sha|
lg for Ihapaepose ia railed, tu
fii tin Cm* house to morrow at
PP*«/$lantiaf frienda give
e uia wportant matter ? \V«
It la act often that a newiM
MtVin so crowded, in uiid
MMjUUlni patronage as tr
rd to enlarge; bnt such ia the
ne of the AW*. The prosperity
airy and tie population of onr paj
attracted Ur attention of buxiuerii
eb an extent that we have tonni
ry to pafonmors’eanvana and inf
r capaeity to aecomodata the do
le upon o|r coiastaa,
■ght a f toty-nro aatnmn paper—2d,
•aid l>« sufficient, but we are aerli
eat rued with another deluge of mli
nsto, asAnolh'rr life-boat may he
leksep our passengers out nr the
r# ere equal to tba emergency, am
ppty skill hate a berth.
bSfHptlha list Is increasing gradu
WS here gratifying assuraneee tha
aete rapidly Ss the busine*
Thanks te our friends am
L_
pm SriVRt.• TheS. w. 11. H. Co
■sees a surrey, willonday next
I Onion to Alferllle^Ale., with i
to lending the read in that direct i6n
According to a special dispatch of the
14th iuat, front Weahlagton to the New
York Tltnaa, Gan. Terry baa forwarded
Government ••daeumreto" In reference
the Adklna warder, without expressing any
4pipien of Ida own. Ataeng these •documents'
pro etatementa by Adklna' wife and daugk
lers to the following efect: -"^'^Ai^large
gaug of persona were eenrerned in Ihaassaa*
slnalion. Five shots wero fired at tba tiina
of the innrdar, one by the tuan who commit
tod, om by Adkiaa at the man when ba was
running away, abd three by confederates,
evidently as signals. Thera had be
good deal of elforl to get Adkins into a muss.
When at tho railway station he and Ills wife
had been insulted, and many insolent ami
taunting remarks tnd been made in their
hearing, with undoubted purpose to provoke
him into drawing bis pistol, lie stiidilloiuly
kept Ills temper ami declined In bo drawn
into controversy, ami was therefore coolly
imsasslnatrd when on bis way home. lie
gave the name of his murderer before dying,
I ut the civil authorities neglected to taka
•»y alej»e for hie arrest, and it is presumed
that lie fled froai tha country na soon aa he
fuund the military was on his track.'
Brother Clipyrr, nre these facts farit 9
Wholesale Dealer In
CORN, BACON. FLOUR, WHEAT,
\
OATS, IRTYIE, HAY,
SALT, SUGAR,
Ool iee, Ragging Ties,
WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, Eti-., Etc.
A •■diviue*' of the “Hub of tho Ualverae”
Is about to Usuo tracta requesting ministers
of every d« nomination throughout tbs coun
try to pray that tbo Almighty may fit tome
sign la tbo heavens oa next ChHetmas Eve,
that infidel* any bo oonviacod of the oxto-
tenet oi God-
•This Is an evil generation i they acck a
■tga } and tkarc ehall no sign be given it,
bat the sign of Jones Ibo prophet." Do ye
mind that, ya IInbltosf
Tttn Paudoii , os Gnonon Fowler, os
Woa-rn : Wc bate boon Informed that tba
petition that woa seat up to Balloak, only
prayod commutation of tha death penally to
life Improaonmsnt. It was rodaeod to one
J®*r. —
Now Ailvcrtifloments
HALL’S
Patent Gin Feeder
If you wanfn Car Load of
a*
cut i urn.
, t A. R. R: We bsr« Hie pleamin
atuUtlog the frW*d« of this enter
id tbo people ef Gfergia*gencraily oi
sas of negotiadcas for Jlg Immedlati
A number of esp
i embarked ia the enterprise
“has been organised will
^ Frost of If. Y., m President
Clews u Treasurer ; iroi
ramtotif are being shi|
aad ths work la to b.
^trader aaeplcm that will sccuri
l of one tulle per day, at least i<
i with ike Gulf llood.
i Col Charlee L ^Schlatter hai
das Chieflaginocn and Mr
t Wells ie one of tho Dlrectora.-
f tha Dircetore, we arc infc
r «We to build the Road lflngh
, and all theyaikli an open field am
8. 0 A Fla 11. B.—Thla Road
M to tbia bank of the Ockolockm
miles, and ike pars are
Baao *» run Tnixvia r Thi
1 ia now
ilockne*
»e runt
uoau |
to bi
fail-
;bt a
mM
v th*
Road
the arrangement of Col llulbcrl,
fie tho nett earnings of tlieir Road
!fi,000 per monih ru thought
i oa Idafprl. Bullock, U seems,
jtoaswnr dividesds u ho ought
and has molted to lake it alt.
jpdnlincnt of Foster Blodgett,
perjurer, as Treasurer of tha
btoiae->*. Builock knows well how Ihf
ds vf the Augusta Bridge were auo
y purloined while Blodgett was gati
aailM is fool ♦sough to auppnae
tie to share t
id,
i »ct afrtaeTing Jadge Clayton, and
If b U a ctamon thier Is loo bare-faccd
a ■ait,. U fa. oubted. Stealing it Ihf,
md BMftk tht imlmmrnt. ,
hardly wogg while to remonstt
my intend to *ocktt the Road, and
rwslet theta do it, the sooner we’.l
The Executive Committee of tho Htate Ag
rirullural Hoeiety of Houlb Carolina, kaa
promptly Uheu action looking to tbs Intro-
duel inn of Chinese labor into that Htata-
The committee appointed to taka charge of
tiinl subject consists of Mr. >Viu. M. Lswtou,
<len'Wallace and ex Governor Bonham. In
alluding In the movement, thw Charleston
Newa aaya, “We apeak tha united aenllment
of the planters of the low country, when we
express the hope that these geetlemen will
loose j»n time in giving prnetloal davslop
mt-nl io the Asiatic Immigration uiovrmrnt.
Tile Vorn in Taxsa.—The President's
proclamation fixen the iUHli day of November
for Texas to vote on the Constitution and
for Hlalf and Federal officers.
Ia then) auclt n lliinp lit tlio South
na n J*t*n)»ody school V U thcro any
achool which owca Ita toiintUlioti to
thiafuml? Wo link lor lnlortnnlioti.
Wo nhoultl ranlly liko io know.—
Southern naperanro wonderfully silent
ott tills subject,—Halt, tinr.ette.
Wo rnnnot aay if ihoro i* a 1V»*
hotly school In tlio South, but wo can,
and do infbrm tho piuctto that there
is a very flouriahlug achool lu thin
plnec, which haa hoen vcryjnnterlally
nided and aaalatod by tut. generous
donation of Mr. Pealiod^
[Cprauibua Sun.
Tlila ia tbo 6ra^/wo hnvo board of.
Should )ikojm*dironiu)o additional aim
HjpinmjNfinAtlon.
A l!9od H«rd for ike Stilli.
Tlio Peak and Ilorgor Poll Klngcra
have oomplctad tholr Southern tour,
and returned to their homo in Ni'ea,
Michigan. Mr. Wm. II. Peak publiah^
ea in tho Nilea Rbpgiiugah tlH fol
lowing card:
In completing Iris thirtieth annual
uadortti
Peak and llargor Kninilicn. Hell King
i hla * *
tour, the ttodorilgncd, in behalf of the
Peak and Bargor Kami lies. Hell King
era, bogs leave to return hla thanka to
the public generally, and particularly
to tlio peoplo and proas of the South
orn States, for tho very kind and Hal
loing reception find liberal pair©
•which they haye everywhere »ceo
.to him during the past scaaon. Aa
there la much tniaappreheoaion existing
In tho tninda of northern poople re
garding the true state of aflhirt at the
South, and much doubt aa to tho re
ception Northern (teople would meet
•‘•KTfif^ * * • 5
Diacaaaxti,.Tl, # trial of Turner
etpeMd oa MmxUj k t ib* Instonco ojr
«aosael t »n4 Men«Uy ami Toea-
bariag xOditional
ahoutd they vlaitHfhol aeetion, I
Han honestly slate aa tMreaolt of my
obaervationa during our extended tour
ofoverrix wotrtbe through thaStatee
of Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina
Alabama, Miaalmippi, Ixmiaana and
Texas, that the atoriea of outrages
faequentty ueen in Northern pi
inr generally emanations from
brains of evil-minded persons, wr
for efTeot and having no toundati
fact. The Southern people, generally
nrda, wil
are as well disponed towards,
‘ ndlv, and welcome ne
and nil well disposed i
dtally, any and
ho may oome among them t
„ w . . r:
or u iwroWMBt wttli-M or u Iran'
trj. Thejr lunnSHd . graft, deal
.luring III* few Ull ye*ra, and bar*
by no moon* (nil; nworcred from lb*
Ftiocu ol tb* vr»r, but u* hopo-
ful lor tb* lulur*. and to *11 w*l)
nioaniug poopl* tho Jr will eztand tb*
light land of followihip, Imawetir.
. ShNl! VOUH\>IIJ>KII» Til
W. TV.
HUFF,
MACON, OA
BACON!!BACON! i I
1600^
Lbs. Clear Ribbed Sides.
—KOIt BALK AT—
Ooormt & Co’s.,
For I’ASII *r FITV AfCEmNFR.
mtOKKRIKH, I'KO VIS IONS, KA Mil. f
HBPl'I.IRH. etc., eto ,on same term*.
Ali>»»y, Ji.1, 23, wmi In.
ALBANY
VARIETY WORKS!
At tlieir Him pi*, <>»»
Front St, Albany, Ga,
KENDALL & GILBERT
Are prepared to inamifnetnro
Load of
If jou wtinf a Car
Wheat. Oats, Floor
lilt aTFvtiunh in tub
PRODUCE OR PROVISION LINE,
.BUND Yt»im-tlllllKUH HI' TO
W. TV. H LT B T F.
IF YOU WANT A.
!
Than you can so to New York and Bny it.
. I1IYK VOlIlt lIHllKIt Til
W. A.
HUFF,
Macon. Ga.
IF YOTJ WAHT
Made in the W o r 1 d
*
One, Two, Four, or Six For*©,
• SEND YOUR ORDER 10
W. -A_- HUFF.
They have also eslabbvlied a
lumber yard.
In ciitinerlioit witli tlieir Slio|)s, ami cau fur-
ni-.lt l.umbe*' in any quaiilltlea desired, at
hIiuiI notice.
J. M KEN BALI.,
HT.GII.UKHT.
Albany, rony 7-Hm
OS Tbe Hymploiun of liver
‘eomplainl are uueaHtneHa
and |talu in the aide. Hume*
limes Ike pain it in the
stmuTder. and l" mistaken tor rlieums-
timn. Tke sloinacli Is aflVctrd willi loss
of appetite and sickness, bowels In **«•
oral costive, Boiuelimcs alternating with
Ux. Tbe head la M-anblad with pain, ami
lUdull, heavy sensations, con
“slderable loss of nieniory,
accouipauied with painful
£*«%S90M , =nogt" ru ’ mtion ° r i ,AV i u K I*? 1 un *
done soiuetbing which ought to have
keen done. Often complaining of weak
ness, debility, am) low spirits. Rttme-
limem some of the above symptoms attend
tha disease, and at ether times very few ot
nwwMCMM$ihem; hut the Liver is gen
**“ * ' -lierally the organ most in-
III volvcd. Cure tbe Liver
Nwlth
OR. SIMMONS'
Liver Regulator,
A preparation or roots and herbs, warranted
to be strictly vegetable, nad can Ac no Injury
to any one.
It haa been need by hundreds, and knoWn
for tke last years M one or tba moat relia
ble, efficacious and harmless preparations
tear offered to Ike Buffering, If taken regu
larly and pcralstenilv, it ia aura to cure —
Or BRATTLEBORO BUGGY, liek^hradaehe, chronic diarrhoea, affections
of the bladder, camp dysentery, affections of
tha kidneys, fever, nervousness, chills, dis
eases of the skin, impurity or Ike blood, nsl*
ancholy, or depression of satrlto, heartburn*
colic, nr Mins in the bowel*, pain In thshead,
fevsr aad ague, dropsy, boil*, pnia In bosk
Hubs* oBtbma, erysipelas, femal#
affacllons, and bilious dii
ally.
Tryparodonly by 1. M- SBXXJH At OO-,
Druggists, Naoon, Ga
Trice $i| by mall $l.lto.
The following highly .'respectable persons
n fuVy ailevt to tbo virincs of this valunkle
edicino, and to nliom wo most respecitully
Holt, President S W R UGomp'y;
Idcr, i'erry, Ga.s Col E K Sparks,
or go L Lttuslord. Kaq., ‘Con-
yon want a Genuine
la the wonder of the day. Such a machine
os no planter ahoutd be wit bout.
Head tba certificates and call nt our store
end Inspect it. Price $1 to) per saw of Gin.
These are some of the advantage* derived
from the use of the Cotton Feeder :
1st. That ell Gins to which they are attach
ed will carry a more regular and uniform
roll than those tod by band.
i!d. That by the ragularity of the reed
the Gin will clean a greater amount of lint
j»er day ; reducing the time of ginning of the
crop fully twenty fivo per cent.
:til That the Feeding Device senarates the
greater portion of the sand, dirt, nulls, hard
rods, etc . from the seed cotton, thereby en-
iineingthe commercial value of tho lint.
4tli. Thai no hard substances are permit
ted to enter the breast of the gin ; thus pre
serving I lie saws from injury am» tiik lint
ritoM nnn.
Thai these Fcedcis can he attached
to any saw Gin made, nt a cost not exceeding
Two Dollars.
titli. No necessity for an experienced gm-
ner to run the Gin. as t lie cotton can he put
into the hopper of I ho. Feeder by an ordinary
hand.
Till. They do not add to the draft of the
Gin otlierllinn as they enable It by their reg.
ulnr feeding to clean more cotton.
IRON WORKS,
Adjoining Passenger Depot,
MAOON.
Sash. Blinds, Doors & Furnilure
or every description and quality.
WAOONH * MUOdlESi
And do nil manner of
WOOD WORK
Blacks mi thing
Builders and Contractors
HOUSE. HICItt.
COACH PAINTERS,
They are fully prepared Io make engagements,
mid to execute the work with neatness, fidel
ity slid.dispatch. And, having secured the
■rrvicos of
COMPETENT WORKMEN
SfQI.I.KU AltTISTS!
they will guarantee all work turned out
la Middle Georgia
Davtnanoito, Ga., l>cc. fi, iHtu.
Mr. S. X. Hull: Dear Sir.—Yon requested
me to write poll my experience will) your
Improved Uutton Gin Feeder, and In compli
ance with said request 1 will slate t lint after
using the machine two seasons with careful
and close observation, and experimenting
with It Impartially, l am prepared to say un-
hesitatingly that it isn complete success. I
regard ll ns nmong tlio host Inventions of the
age: and no cotton planter who is aide to
have a Gin House and Gin should be without
one. I consider It fully worth the money you
ask tor It; scvcrnl of iry neighbors having
Hvcn utltionl work, proceeded to purchase one
immediately, and would not now bo without
the machine for many times the money paid
for it; and quite* number of others intend
purchasing one tor (he next crop.
Your machine raves the labor of from one
0 .two hands, according to tho site of tho
Gin; onohand only is necessary to attend to
tho Qln and Feeder, while tho old way of
feeding by hand requires one hand to stand
by the breast of the Gin, and from one to two
hands to carry the seed cotton to the Gin. All
that has to ho done by the hnutl attending the
tuuchiue is simply placing the sued in tho
Hopper attached to it, which is fed to I he Gin
with the most perfect regularity—thus pre
venting the hvcakiug of the roll, and enabling
the Gin to cut fully one half more in the day.
My fifty-saw Gin, driven by four mules, has
ginned 100 pounds of seed cotton in live min
utes, while runuing at the usual and uni
form speed. I can safely say that 1 cau gin
eight bales iu ten hours.
Tho lifo of a Gin 1 think ie fully doubled
by tho use of the machine, as it elesns the
seed cotton of rucks and other hard substan.
ces, which is thrown into the Gin when tod
by hand, soon destroying the saws. 1 will
further add that vour machine is the most
simp c, least liablo It get out of order, nud
will last longer than any machine combining
so many advantages 1 have seen; nud 1 think
lho draft added to the Gin by attaching tho
ntnohineso little as to be iiupnrcotible wlu-n
tho feed is regulated so ns to cut tho same
amount of cotton ns when fed by hand ; hut
of course when more ls ginned it must ho nt
tho expensoof more power; but this would
be the case with or without the nuchine. To
say tha most no planter will ever find fault
with an increase of draft Io enable him to
short** Ibo ginning of iho crop, ns each dsy
saved is equivalent to about tru dollars, nud
1 consider the lint enhanced in value Hilly a
half cent a pound over Imnd fed, which nlonc
Is quite a consideration.
Youtstruly,
. 81 MON 8. THOMAS.
J. S. SCHOFIELD, PROPRIETOjj
Manufactures
Scofield’s Patent Cotton Presses, Sugar Mills,
Mills, Saw Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers,
Machinery and Castings of all Kinds.
SCHOFIELD’S PATENT COTTON PKES
Wootkn, Lea County, Nov ‘Jlsl 1HH7.
Mr S. Hall— Dear 8lr— \Vo have been
running one of your Improved Cotton Gin
FeetloiN and Gleaners on a tixly-saw Gin
about flue omnlli, and find that it greatly ex
ceeds onr expectations, nud accomplishes »
greater auinnnl of work Ilian you i«-pr«-m-iil
ed. lletore iiaing the maclmio we were gin
ning about two nad a half baleti per d-iy, and
had three hands in the g*n room- one tu feed
the Gin, nue to carry the seed Colton, and III
other to takeaway the reed ; How tho Imnd
that tod the Gin rupplies tlio Feeder with
seed cotton, (dispensing with the one who
formerly carried the cotton lollieGin.) The
maohine Is uow regularly feeding lOtt pounds
of seed cotton to the Gin every tour and a
half minutes, equal Io eight bnles in ten
hours. \Ys have repeatedly weighed 100
pouuda of seed cotton, and without any al
teration in the driving, taking dry and damp
cotton, the shortest aad longest time ginning
100 pounds seed cotton was tour and tour nud
llirec-quarler inluiites respectively. By the
use of tbfl Clenuiug Hack there arc at.mil (i
pounds of sand, dm, Iraxb, Puds, Ac, thrown
on* to the bale, thereby making a much !Kil
ter sample of lint than can possibly be done
id feeding.
T HIS PUKBS must commend itself o the Lotion 1 InnJers of theJtouth ®™®f»***-
durability, simplicity of construction, and case with vklehlt t»n I
ha ml, hor*c, water or rtram power, the change from ono to th* other bsln|effe#tofi I
tow minutes. A great advantage this Press possesses, is that U oocuplea fer hoad
only a spoon of fourteen feet square, and may bo placed and operated ln 41* Gto 1
thus avoiding tho necessity of taking cotton out of the bouse I* ba Ijskjfi* I^ssal
in any kind or weather ; the Press being in the house, rainy days art no fibstMln ©g
ing as in tho case with wooden screws. Another advantage lx, when you fetSOUOPW
PIIK88, you have a Press for all time, and one not liable to deoay or breakage, M l
• . nii) wnmton Hurcws. and most other irou screws and presses. Tats !*•
case wltli the old wooden screws, and most other irou screws
from tho fuel that the screws is iron, either wrought or cast, ^xnd^ho framnaart
lion, and uo part of the Press liable’ to doeny that touchos tho ground. Tho ft
he made of wood, nt the option of the Planter. . . . . »
Planters may purchaso cither the screw and nut alone, and put tho iram#
wood to it themselves, or may purchaso the screw, nut and iron ftramta, aaopot to*
box to it, or they may purchna* the Press complete, with screw, nut, iroa names as
making the most complete Press in use. Tresses complete as last named, sr* la me
oral use, and give great satisfaction to all parties using them, aa will b* watt fro*
in my possession. ..... „ ,, ... ,
Parties in need of Cotton Presses would do well to oall, if possible, and
if they should luvor mo with their order, they may rely upon gatting a Pros*
claim for it.
and ba 1
1 examine tsiai.-l
that ll a
Having the most extensive Iron Works in the city, and tho greatest variety 1
ull kinds, l am ablo to furnish parties with any kind of machinery or esstlwgl at sketist
J. S. SCHOFIELD.
HAND POWER PRESS.
. The nbovo cut shows ths'Praia *■
compleic at Schofield'* Iran Works, far ••
infe-by tour hands. These are alltkst b t
cssary to operate it. and ka?e packeAfiM
tfsEm
nniLplaacft ou a wagon iu half an Uaur,wfi
Up again in little over that time. -
F» r 1 o o
Wrniiglil Iron Screw Press, cibaplel*, I
“ •• “ with Iron Frames,
Wroughl Iron Screw, '
L’aht Iron Screw ...»
r-
Horse Power
This Press tor Horae. Power may
cast «r wrought iron screws, wr
bcibwh being cut with three Inch
Horse Power. It may be put up either with or without iron fram**a, an iron
wJ
preferable, ns it cannot break, and will never need repairs, oajn the COB* Wllk (
nut differ from th* HsnfiT
in pilch of thread of screw, and different kind of levers tor working. On* I
five to eight hundred pounds ou Ibid Pices.
r4l
pulling them up complete at my establishment, they
■ ‘ * '* ' * id J '“' ‘ ‘ ' ' - r '
b. i q ej
4
Wrought Iron Screw Press, complete
Wrought Iron Fcrew, with iron Frames...............
Wrought iron Screw
Gust iron Screw - '
This Press to luu by water power, for wh.rh I furahh lbe ureotutai/ addilionsl ■
$. r )0,(K) extra.
Sclioflolds
SUGAR CANE MILLS AND KETTI
hy hsui
Kiglileen iiice Cano Mills
Fiftcenjinch Gann Mills
Twelve inch Cano Mill*
Eleven Inch Gatic Mills
fit) gallon, 40 gallon, GO gallon, GO ga'toa »♦
80 gallon, 100gallon...
sand Bolta.............
Respectfully yours.
J. W. BLACK.
Having boon employed at the above men
tioned place for sometime past inputting up
ser«w, running gear, Ac., 1 have Imd the op
portunity of witnessing the operation, and
have oarefnlly tested 8 7. Hall’s improved
Gin Feeder, and in connection With Mr.
Black and others, have repeatedly tested the
capaoity of (he Feeder, or rather Gin when
fed by ft. by welching 100 to 1000 pounds of
seed cotton, and also meaiurTaglhe seed (sT-
lowiag forty boskets of seed to the ba'e.) and
na oresoU the Gin when fad hy the machine
cut DiOOpowads of seed cotton in Mxty-four
minutes, making nine and ten bales to the
Ian hours. Before tba toiler wgs atiacbcd
tke Gin was turning out only two and a hair
bale* per day. yours truly,
“W. 0. WAT80N,
Aibaxt, Geo Deo 4th, 18G8.
Mr 8 M Hall—Dear 8ir—After giving your
Ola ftodtrea tkMangk tria), l am prepswed
to say to yen tkat I o» highly pleated with
ikMrpertortaaaee, andeoasidar them an In-
dispensable adjunct to Ike Gin. We find that
the Gins to which you attack tha Feeder do
more and bolter work Ikon those we are run*
u iog by band feeding. Bfi*. Yon will plant*
furnish ono for oaek of my Gins In Lima far
next cron; m
Yonra truly, ^
b. o. Lockett.
Dear Sir: I beg to add my testimony to
that of my friend. Gol Lockett.. I have run
ono of the nbovo Feeders for two crops,
and would not bo without one of them for
five timet their coat. N. CUUGER.
These Gone Mills liavchcen too long mod by the cane growers of Georgia 1®
recommendation oilier than pbmlorH using them. They are put up in bud ■"
bust quality of iron and each Mill turned. Parlies wanting Mills- can 0® / ul
best by sending their orders, or calling and examining lor thrm>t--lvre. ■
Prices.
SYRUP KETTLES.
... 50 cents p® r ■
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GIN GEAR..
LxxCo. Qa., Dec 7th, J 807.
Mr 8 JT JUU-besr Jiir-l
8 feet Oin Gear, with Gudgeon* and Doll*
H fret Gin Gear, with Bolts
8 foot Uin Goar and Piptnn
ft feat Gin Gear, with Gudgeons and Bolls,
ft reel'Gia Gear, with Bolts... .....
ft feet Oin Gear and Vibion...;
10 foal Gin Gear with Oudgauna ami llolia............
10 fkcl Gin Gear, withBolis,.„., ..
10 feat Gia O^ir, and Pinion....
12 feet Gin Gear with Gudgeons
12 feet Gin Gear with Boll*....
12 feel Gin Gear and Pinions
July 20)U. 1809—2m
InrxoTastnura Uxoaa way: Messrs
llinca h Dabbs uvo building two brick stores'
on Broad Sifcct; Mossra Joka A. Davis nnd
W* T, Smith nro addding a second story to
tholr brick offices { Merrick Harues U*add-
ing eight rooms to tho Albany House ; Mr
Paltorsbn la building ~n~ Foundry; Tho In
surance Company aro repairing ths damages,
by tho late fire, to th* building In which our
office is located, and wo hear of many other
projected improvenuuto. . iffV
Tho certainty of tho constru ctlon of th*
B. Si A. |t 11. has begun lo show )ts effects,
and enterprise is springing up all around us.
Albany U In pro/nerUy'* path, and her
growth wilt xuiaulfth tho oqt-of-the way
places that have brim St ruffing again*)
destiny tor haU a century.
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to the rocin on ftsshto#
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Jul, 23, It69-1M
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