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IT NWS, ~BY-| « w. Styles. ■gp. , «f nW-t W*il ■■*■•> 00 mm?.:. *300 $2 00 'TpVKRfISiNO HATES [.WEEKLY KEW8. TH* | l J*— c? m -V e < M * r | *i 1 ^ ei 8 $ s *'J sols 00 8 10 ir. 20 m'k (10-8 (XI PI 15 25 17 20 35 50 -]•» 510 10 00 fivlio 27 .15 50 75 (IS 25 10 50 75 100 &0 40 C) 75 UN) 150 ’ W- STYLES, Pbophiktok. of the usual inmlcsl l at $16 per annum, or lowing Candidal ca $6. logo Hutiecs, not to ex B^uTflMMenta must lie paid in admliwmcnlH will - authorizing them, IQ cent will be allowed .. Jrtabllahfd merolianiH In BEfujiate »«d Havimnalt, will IPTy- il* Kdllor needs money, — to liberality will always fill be due on presvn- I •' knlng of these prl. es LlilieitioenifiilN *4 00 “ Tl mV each levy 6 l»" •• i *•" r b Moi( Adminislration.. 4 tit. ^HprtOQarUlanHbip ... 4 00 ultlm* from Adtu n » Ctti4iinsb> WOET"! UMIM. Or.Ji _uhip«* I sell land Creditors ill. each ndditlunal. t«riy.|» r «‘| nr LOCH HANK & CLAHK, Attorneys at Law, ATLANTA, (1A. H AVING settled permanently at Atlanta, will.give sin-rial ntleiilion in I lie prepa- alien ami atgtiinept of o.iiv.a before the STATU SUPREME COURT. Lawyer* al a dMam-c not desiring to un deign the expense and delay of attending this* Omni, cmillicting a* it does with so many loeal Courts. may lind tli*t an airanpeimni with n* will be mnlually advnnlage.m.*. . t». A. Um HRANE, Judge RH’irit II. OLA UK, formerly of Albany, On. May 2fiih. IntlO—dm. D. H. POPE, ATlOltftl'.Y AT LAW AL'.tAN V, UA. Will give prompt attention to any hiiitne— eulriisled to him, in all the I'niirla ol Dough - rtyand Hiirrminding count ion. J.iu. 1. Ibti'.t ly wigases prwp d -0 E"ibiiilipapers per h.|... jj ihjf .1 on MMRiaeUdivorce cases In on i must lie accnmpa- i.cr .ill net appear. ,Uminis'rat ors, 1.x* r^uiied by law to Jr in the month, !»»•< Ibeiot-en.idn ftnd'n j'Tttbe Coufl House in the CdkiIkiproperty is Nilinled. tales tun si be given inn ItMliys previous to thit day of of personal properly if UUmanner 1" days previous and creditor* of an e*- [btaablDhed 4n days. IMMitlon will be made lo the ^(Mrleave lo sell laud, elo., live months. b of Administration, I he published dttdays „ idminlstrulion. month i-foriiiimission from Uimrdlan netware of Mortgage must be n'kljfkr four month*--for es- ‘ ipm, for the full spam ol WNtapclling titles front Ex* * ‘ where bond lias the full spaeo of IP * AlntoUtrators. •itXtotased, ^jays be continued ac- a legal requirements, un - NBiJRANOE OOMP’Y plTICC—MACON, OA. gHii-duet* in the South •as fi £ csiNinioi.i.ins IllkwWilin I.r III.. Blair election of Policy iliZt -THB JftWfloiurnnce issued. 1 I 60 Per Cent. CiTfU when Desired. N«»-Korffllal»V. Q «* TO ltUSIllB.VCK |"k'riitWS hoiea Issued in Qll« Organization. IM^COMI’ANY. AoAII «-- ALBANY, JULY Q7, 1869. LAW CARDS- Joseph Armstrong, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALHANY, OA. 1ST Office on Pine Direct, nearly opposite the t'ourt House. July 2d, lWMt-ly . u’t:ton.. i. r. t* o a in; I N WRIGHT 8l WARREN, ATTOHNKYS A.T LAW- ALIIAiVV, <Lt. Ipr.ielior "t the . luoral I’mirt* "1 lY^lMwniid Riptity in lols Etato t ml the irtdit B.urt-4 of the Hulled Km tea lor the Also nllenliim given to COMMIRHIGN in bankruptcy. Albany, Jan. I, 181.0. ly Rlciiwtn i; tll.vi’.s iiiriiAKl* iiumhs. HINES & HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ALDANV, OA. Will practice In lHHMllKIlTY nnd the surrounding Count i**, in the Supreme Courts of the .ItAte, and the United Slates Circuit Court at Savannah; and will attend to hmd- uess in Honlli-Veol Georgia generally, by spo(dtl airccmenl. ntavcldio—ly Ml'.mCA I. OA1U1H. Dr. John E. MoMillan, —OFFICE IN— Cheek's Building, Up Stairs, y. jfl Id Ifine* .J 1 OjJUct. et, two door* «©. v-mti a<.oicy eirt cast of JmlgQ.r inon »• inarcli'Jd—ly Dr- Benj. M. Cromwell Office as heretofore, over WrlcW Drui* Store. Albany, On. Kesidenoe noi'-door to Dr. Ililsman's. In the Imuscformerly occupied by Mf. L. C. fib aw, Jan 6—Iy Commission Merchants. V h A IV T E R 8 W K again tender you our services as (lotion Factors nud Commission Mer chants, at our old stan I on Third street, and pledge ourselves to conduct slrielly a Cani- luia-don ISiisiiiess, ami sliall give special care and atleutiou to all hfiaiuess euiriHie«4 to u*. We return our sincere tluiuU* tu our old pa- iron* for past favors, and soliell a cumin* UBttec of the same, and would reipiesl Plan ters generally, to give u* a liial. ns we make the sale of cotton a specially. filial! he prepared to render the irnal coin iiioilnllou. J01V.I1 HlAI (0LIJ.VS & sox, corn is r.icroits, July Hi, '(M)*:?tit M.M ON,<!.\. RAIL ROAD WARE ROUSE. N. &. A. F TIFT, Colton Facto is, WiuoUourc — INI* — Commission Mciohants. • u l WallralSS ci"'n lo Mv,..YCOffON, Keep fur tale II.VCUN, CtlliN, ISAHClMl. DtfPi:. Til:'*. IJ1N lICi'ltlN't] A- DKLTl.Mi. SIKJAlt MILI.fi, (JCLI.IM'l' fifiTl.I.L IlltUfill COTTON (UN. AH eoiplgnmcnl* by Car-Load arc stored free of charge of diaynge nr labor. Albany, (in., apr 27, 'f.'.l ly A. II. t'hi.ui'itt, Jamks Haiiiih. Dal.er Count.. (la. Newton, (la. Ill on II. CoMjriTT, finvaunsli, (In. Ililliin & MIS, co’rroN FAtTons* ounkiiai. (Jommission Merchants, utiy StK'.'t, SAVAIVVAII, fipecial attention to the sale >f Cotton, Lumber nnd Timber. Liberal advance* on Consignment*. npril *Jti, ISii'.l-lf [Com munic •( ed.] Stop ihet’alerplllir S How can tbit Uo ilouu V Komi nml try it. This worm iw very slmHar to sever-, al olburs ol tlio Kamo class, that are innocent. Thero is ono way ol'telling this Hiuton-pure cotton cater. It U la touched it will not draw ui> Httnply ns most woriits do, but it will jump um if tdiookod. Tlti* peouliarity in noticed but whit few worms, nml by it tlte renl cotton destroyer cult be easily distintMiislicd Iront all otbers. Then thero can be no mislakc about it. It makes ila appearance ul this season ol the year most usually (luil not inva riably ivheti tbeeotlon is lnr;*e) on the under wide of the bottom leaves. l( was deposiled there as un e^ by tlie llv from lliree to six days before tbe yound worm is seen lo eat and' crawl. This little worm makes up ils jouruey ol lile in t weiitv-ono days, when it passes into a chrysalis state, partly Middled; and ; ii lids dormant state it remains Inun lour to nine days, when its cell is broken and a very sluggish gray colored ll> appears, fully eliar^- ed with the means of multiply ite.; and mmmmpaamas RADICAL BOffl.S. -luvn • Iiiiu ii 4 lai'i'. It has an’ iiotii.r live 1 ove 1.. i tin- «•« ilOm |dunt, mill may In* hi*' I'll hill • iu tin • I'vrnni^ iu nwahiiK in tlx !• rank I'Oltllll ili'liositin^ it-* «'ii***. TIii'm '• Him* al if ar.‘ (hi* u ii'aim uf •ling lliis p la-iii*'. TI ii* wiirtn W1 IHICia T TKAIIi: Til EUltOl’j'. II. AMIIItlllMiK, uf New Oilcans, J. S. III TTOS. of Macon, Un DH. W. A. LOVE, —- .0.— -O P FIG 13- IN EII.BEWT & UU0»Si IIR1MJ STORK* DltOAD fit DUET, Albany, Ga. fob. 21, 1808 l>rug Store of Htrozer irompt attention. H a ovar ibe Drug filar ny.sM VN. i ? SJlo. ping r»o|n ofer Welch's Drtfg Mill' f tlbnuy, Jaa. 6-ly II O T K Ji S THE 4 \l. BARNES Prcpriotor. Pino Street, Albanv.’Georrfia. J. H. ARIIliHIHGE & CO, Commission Merchants, —ASH— General Purchasing Agonts, LlYHItl’OOL. ASUnUIUOK, SMITH k CO., NkW OlILKAXH. ComtignmcntH fielicited, . Partiiml.ir nilen- l ion given lo the sale of Soul hern Land.* to European Capitalists and intending Immi grant a. Ordert far foreign good* executed on bent possible terms, *i>U t a m - ly npr 110 ’< ECA&DSXBAir COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Macon. On- To the Planter* ioiiiml ly n u’-^TTfTVIidcllo anil Southern Georgia. *f iQdestre to nvainUom 1*1 Llf# Insurance to *■ cmv thought- e.lhtt wt.Ae prwviv or hi* lile » give all the nd- foreign Insli- <&$£ |Fl Energetic y fcohnty and Town "A. . -tug .‘eecnttl eft 1 m in condiiiA furjbo nic.omniad.ilian of , tbe PraiJlelor pledgt* Id* em-neel en deavor* to glve.ruiiefnctioti. Hi* rooma «r* large .iud well ventilated : III* Inlde rball be oonelatitly supplied with the beet the market lUfoiibr, and Bh* Strveiil* shall alway* be prortifklr l^litJandiaileblivn. f&ff m A llank i* always at Ills Depot on the a-rivttl of-lculn*. to convey pa**enge* to the lliiiise. and .every colivenienp* and comfort dtukirable is uU*iant*-ed _ MKimirK DAIISKS. proprietor. rl*" ;nr rr a mt fi. Fh.ank W.*«««». J * t ** ,,, TOWNS’ HOTEL, llllOAU BTttBBT, '' ALBANY' GE0HGIA. \v \KKKN it KK.W1*, Prnprulors. All.any. tpril 0(h, 18<i/—GtS Wl'c-.we.Vr.TnT <.< ("li—t comgtel* iptliie House, and The Male of call mi i* our MjHadally. We Halter ourm-lveN uulie can excel us To old friend* we return llianka; lo new one*, try on, we will try lo plea.-e you. li-sinl accotnt.iod*lioua given to enable you lo oiahe u crop. TllOfi IIA It DEM A N. Jr,, O. 0. fil’AIlKS. Jan. 1st—PJiiiaQ. nissoliitlou of Parlnersliiji. riUlF P.tHTNKILSIllPfi OF DUST. JOIIN- J STON k (Ml., nt Albany, (la., and Ru*l, Johnston Si. L«»«'kc(t, u\ Havannab, <la., have ltd* day been dis.mlved by mutual r*.n*eul. — Tbe Hook* and accounts of the old firm* will be Biininifil up and hrouglit to a vpfcody «h- tlomenl by thonia* II. Johnston. Cither Partner is aulhorhtd lo receipt in ■cltlcincnt. Y. H. UUfiT. T-ll JOHNSrON, It. Q. LOOICKTT. Albany, Juao 11, IBGO. 7/ AUGUSTA, OA- FARE 08 00 PER DAY- Th But i« hi Citt. M*y 4—Cot A I t ax eU iml lit tlo. Tin* at my wnnn u liifli appi-ari'd in Ifill and I*46 pa-s- 0*1 fv«nu held t*i hold and was olleu seen in latjre iiumlieiH in I In* tuts m| the road dividing eultmi held*. This in a m»»ve wluiggitdt event me avid ravely I' lV es I lie plant ilpiill w bleb it is lialeli ed. The capacity ol this tty to propagate in truly womb rful. It liasbeeu aseer* talced by u«'.Uml oliservation that eaeb tty will lay horn -laii to (iuO e^j^s in its short span of lile, nnd licit Ibis stork will average -Hut vigorous, aeliv*- Wot ms. These are well known fuels ar.d may In. relied upon; as limy weio notieeil and caretully iuvesti^alo*l by the late I >r. li. li. Mereer, who studied Oil lltl> subject lor twenty livo years, and was a ittaii nf seienee ami well inform ed in natural liis'.ory. He was also a pvaetiertl seienlilie planter. Tin; worm when seen first in llm cotton, by the ‘jotli July, is m>t nil., melons, and is first discovered in very rank cotton. If it appears later—in August —they are more numerous, bavin*; been propa^acd by the swarms of (lies from tie South. When this is lliu ease it is too late to stop tlmir pro ■ tfiess. 1 Silt il ever^^lanter would go to work w illi all hands, passing be. I ween the cotton rows and destroy all the worms when they lirsl appear, there is no doubt Iml this terrible plague could be arrested. It. would be a little dillictill to lind tbe worm when it liisl makes its ap- jiearance, for they avo very small; but m a lew days their presence may lie ascertained, even in very rank cotton, by their destruction of the leaves, uiakitil more li*>ht than other spots, and when they wcbli for tlio second crop then one hand can destroy mil - lioim iii a day. When in lliia state they may be seen some distance—the stalk of cotton upon which they webb having much the appearance of bein^ covered by a large spider’s lies:. This is the best working that can lie given to eotloii, oud will compcu w sate better than all else that could he dune.* Let it be tried by all means. Some persons think that this worm is preserve*! in the winter in this cli. mate. This is a mistake. The winter here is too cold. Its cocoon or <|tiur- t,ers mo very fragile — nothing like vo compact as the cocoon of the silk worm. There were a lew that did hiberua (• ill this section the last sea son,—in -Mitchell and linker counties —and they liateiied out in April and May, ami passed away, hut they are liroilglii lroi|i h'lorida, where they are siHe m tvliiter, and where they Ire* ipii'iilly make Llicir appearance in May aml June. 11 ibis war could lie made upon them in Florida and in the bora del’ rouillicit u| Georgia,’there is no dooht hut they could very soon be destroyed, and this great enemy ol lion ero,« in a few years would disappear. 'the plan ol building tins in the lields ut «*r night lo catch tin* Hies may partially protect isolated fields, iml when they are so nnmerotiR a* to make this jiruutjoahli’, enough would he left to destroy Ml llm crops north ward?ol these places, Thtuc Hies pass mostly in a northward direction, and are doubtless driven by the winds. (io to work and save one year’s wm k, for wo aru sure to have them again in Southwest (Jeorgia this sea son.— - Dough kuty7~ Prank Blair Talks oil In Mtftliff and llalstsa lMsiurbaace. At a liampiel given to the oflieers ol the Army of the (lulf, at Long Uranob, on Thursday evening. Frank Hlnir*in responding to a toast, was no indiscreet as to offend hi* audience by a too earnest endorsement ol Stone wall Jaeksou and the Son them rebels in general, lie was loudly liissed by members ol the association, nml final* ly called to order by Admiral Farm* gut. Much ill leeling toward lllnir prevails in coiisin|IIciico ol the speech, 'llie following is an account ot the scene Inun the New York letter of the Cincinnati Commercial. The writer, as will In* observed is a Had* icul, hut allowance being made for his piejudice*, hi* report is doubtless in the main cot reel : lie braced himself against the ta ble, ami began his harangue with closed eyes, lie said that not one word bad been spoken about tlui*e who were once, and are our brothers, lie would sav one word Ibr tlio pen* lile who had been our enemies, lie knew that, when In* spoke ol them In- fore soldii-rs, he spoke to a magnum iiioiis and gracious court ; that tltnso against whom we contended, tint e whom wc.'isp'-iM-d as rebels tu d trait or*, and over whom we had triumph' ed, Uere a gleal and geiieious people, ami well worthy our best steel. Turning 11 Admiral Furrugut, who liofitely liowed aei|iiieseeuee, (•eiieral Ulair said; “We have heard the piaiso of Farragut, Sheridan ami others, In night. We will yet hear of Lee (inoiimineed in a louder lone .iml exulting manner), and of Stone, wall Jaeksou.” The tieiierul artieu* laled the name of this distinguished •“••beI with his .vuiee pitched at it* highest key. ( Hisses ; cries of‘order,’ •Traitor,’ ‘sit down,* *l’ui. him out,* Shame.* | General I Hail was imt discouraged, but said, in a haughty milliner, ‘Does anybody dissent Vis tliriM any dis sent V’ ‘Yes, sir,there is.’ ‘I *io, sir.* ‘.My name is .Major Hubert A llagger ly, sir.* |Sensation. | A pause fob •l» which was almo.il immediate- >VtiRN Mitt toemlvctf i«l iii «i n|)|>**a wlw-iijiUmoti v ^ .id b, ill It. ih.rWfap* X ,p olDo.1 llmo. oUiuwlM IbtJT »l« lw okofftl oijiuiiu min itm iiiiji tik.)laAtf.l?»^..' BUSINESS NOTICE, A H TIIK SUCHKSSOIt of Dust, .lahnfinti A Co . I licrohy noliljr I ho pnMin I Iml t'uan nnU nfler (Ilia dali* I Mill voimuvnoo a new WABE-HOUSE, Commission ft Cotton Factor’! Bn*lnoirt, in Alh»nj’* RR.J *ollf|l the patrAn- *g* t»f Glir J'pqpljl. T. U. JOHNSTQN, I(i . Albany, Jau« 14, 1WJ0, . V * Aldaxt <Ja.,Jane 14, 1860. r \\> takn*ple»auvo in romiusnJtnf onr me* fle*nor, Tbo*. II. Johnston, lo ihe r>nhll«,-»ml hi.fi* hi* whl roniinii* to rti'olv* ifciU* liberal |i(ilronugo hi-rtowo-l upon Hi* ol«l OrniJ- v s> -tunc# * ^ 0. 4iU8f, Aih*ny, Go.. June 14, *00. If LOCKKTT. BROWN’S HOTEL O*pnMe ■Mi *. BBOWH * BON, FrotrUtan. mom WBLL XKOWN HOD Bn ku I bt tn refitietl u4 KMlnS, la now •moot lk, NBATBBT HOTELS I. Uw BUI*. ftforfa. . Um«r» «6f,*Si 1M7 Stand huom Ukdku V—A distin- guished writer on liuaiieiul subject* writes ns Inflows in private letter to a gentleman of Hast on: ‘‘Thero arc but lew bonds lelt available for ship ment to Kurone. '('hero must, there fore, le* a btrgo sbipmeul ot gold. Il is estimated tlml there are one thousand million* of U. S. bonds in Kurope, be* sidesoVlii8T>U>ckii. IK wbl reaulro the ••qiiitfifenllQloio n>illi‘W h'idwi Jnifot- ton to pay onr interest aboard ewsy. y^ar.-iThin)* h* • nothing in history ' jld'ttf lliis and no recorded. KniktH ^*'-w!ll eomnaj^■■■with .that oh, mtuilf oomu oil tfit«,coiinlry,” ’ g . t*, vm | |ifc I - i Tbo Aitntm **j«, ” Ilaiubridge is or may bo muds the cheapest bacon market in (fcorgia. Tlio oiligeu* of lb(i <oanty ami Adjacent sbonld not tdrgrt lhh» fnot,” - llow. Hfolhcr Uuisol ? let] in BbeffleU, Engl They eau got up n jury all lilooks any day in South Ci lorollno. [SiTi Nbwh. ■j^ssaiuks^ra at • - WfLOH'B OOBttit. l*i we I)’ broken by cries of, Mont hear liim,* ‘shut lip,* «Ye. tieneral HI air—‘l do not ask to he heard;do not beg for a hearing;! never have ami never will.* Alter the wildest contusion ami ex citement Imd lasted about tell minutes. AdmifrtfFdmiJJm.,'vt1ev tin,I f, 0 eu il.iT lag his ul must to restore harmony, finally secured a’.lenlion, and gooiH natuiedly sai«1 tlm meeting had asked ‘Hi'. H to speak, they ought lo hoar him pillion llv. Captain Montgomery, of the navy, saitl: “Mr.'Cliuirmnti, I call Mr. Ulair to order, Tlioro is nil article in our by-laws which for ..bids any political discussion or liarrangiies at any of our meetings. | call upon the chair to enforce that rule.* Admiral Farragnt—“Have you a copy ‘i Let iiio neb it,” A copy was shown hint; tin read tho clause alluded to by Captain Mont gomery, and tlien addressed Mr Ulair; ‘•^ cv, Mr Ulair, 1 call you to order,he- ouuKo our hy~luw« do nol permit any pnliiicul speeches ul any of our uicct- I'lgH. Intentitinally or otherwise, you have inroduced jmlitics.” Ulair, with an idiotic chuckle, re sinned his seat In answer to ilia icinurk ol a report er, that Ids remarks startle*! ami dis pleased the assemblage, lie replied : **Y««d—ti it, I knew I c.mld fetch them, ami did it,” He winked very significantly as he concluded this sun teure. This morning the feeling against Mr. Ulair is very bitter, Tim majori ty “I tlm officers of the Army and Navy ol the tiulfsuy they have been insulted. Many wild minora are afloat. About Kdltors. At the New York Htnle ICditorial (’•invention hold at Itliioa a lew days since, Mon. (1. \V. IValt, ol tlm Oorn-- ing Journal, delivered an address of unusual excellence. From il we clip a few paragraphs. Speaking at tlm duties of an editor he Intel; says : An editor ilupild be ever civil to his sul>ordii\AU« v : wbeiimr they scrib ble locals, set typo or ink tlm forms, lie should he prompt in paying, lib eral in wages, recognite the rights ot the employed nnd trialing thim with due respeci as entitled lo honorable consideration, though ili, perh:ipH tem porarily, s mors ob cure sphere. Ho should be civil to those who do not patronize him, and courteous lo those who do. As ono whom all know, ho should be tin example of cleanliness, sobriety and industry, As tlm leg - iliniato spokesman of the peopjp, ho slKuMbe public.spirited,or ever ready ‘•o’MlfeW or duff ad inoasurcH lor tbo » writer lie should'treat opponents with eguaj courtesy. Concuamg editorial thieving lie says ; It follows that stealing editorials is A misdemeanor. It is to be regretted that our laws take no cognisance of Mii lls grant Vina. There arc some wapa|>M4 that one cannot clip from, tho editorial columns nio iuvaria^ bly stolen from a wide circle of ox* changes. Sentimental or hutuorons articles god local itpms aro the. chief objects of plunder. If an editor clab. orate* an idea, or clotbw a fact in fit- ting garb, it ia hi* own property. If l«*lm. KiIH 1*0 It HIM X. D HOYT d'mbi'koti'u1.1.v intoiisT5~irt* YrWtwU, tvuil the ftuUUo sv«or*U.v, (Iml In* lutftjiiNi r**«'«ivfil n liirgt* iinl riorum *l*u k COOKING STOVES — AXM-— norsn rritxisinSa aooixi TIN, PLNTl'.D AND'YOODY.N W.M1K. riNU GLASS AND CROCKERY I I .AMI’S, LAMIVIIIMNF\H. FIMTIlKfi, fillADKfi, (Hl.fi, 1‘UMI‘fi k IT’Ml* FIXTl'III’fi, NOTIONN, AT. 5»3V“ lb* I* I'rfii^roil !•» lakfimJ rxffiil••«•!•• ■ lur- t'«>r Itii.iliiiir llnlifiiiij'. l’imi|» Iimiik, •••••! in miy kin.l of Till, Ilians tiinl/.iiio work. I’rircs nml Terms l.lhcrnl All-»n.f April 21, 1W. , .» ly, Tlio Lotcliwortli Patent. Sell-Scaling Fruit Jars! DUKAULU! CHF..U’VNb HIMfl.K! Ainl iu*kiu>wlfil|'fi| l*y nII who liuvi* n-e.l (Iwin, p* lie THE BEST .TARS IN USE! I'll! up in I'lirkniffN of fiix Du/fii unt h ({Hill'll t'J" OO |M’I* tilWW i n ciitiioiB* i:i6 on in*i* brow. B»IA- OnhTH a If ns|uil lolly mlicilc.l A.I.|icim E D SMYTHB Sc OO . Hole f"r •Ji , oi(*ii», un-l I in |m.ii i*r.i of CHINA, HLAfifi, mill i: HtTllhNW Mil;, finviinniili, (li July •.*, I HUM il Feed, Salo and Livory Stable, IRON A<ljoiniii<r I’nss !ii£rcv MACON. •I. S. S(f II o F I K I. jl>, l‘ w <> 1M{ I ET o it , i ' ; Mauumcttiros i Soofiold’s Pa tout Cottou Prpssos, Sugar Mills, GrUt I Mills, Saw Mills, Steairi Engines and-Boilers, Machinery and Casiiugs of aU Kind*. SCIIOFIKLD'S 1‘ATKNT COTTON PRESS. ON A CASH UAHDt. WiDhinxInii M.,7AIlianv. tin. By Sims & Kirkman. No llnr*n<i mul IbigRirs lo hire on Sundny, fxcojii in cafox ol fiiifri;fiify. JmiS-lf Purely nSoutborn Institution, Piedmont Life Insurance Company OK UiniMONIt, v.\. Aiilliorizi'd (*n|iilnl ' Ca|il‘l pM in k xco’ly iuvcat'il... A*»*'U li*l April, IKttli Pole’* isMiicil liisl 18 Mi di's work liiuoini! sumo liuir, ovrr. I.INHI.INH). UXI.tSM) 407,121 JI.IMHI •l.'SMHMI Diviilfiels (mill uii l.ilf l’olicio»...40 pr. crul (:*>:)- W. C. C’AUUINOTON....l*rc«iJi)iil U II.MAUUY Vice President CIlliNUY PlfiimoW..Md*cl AvVr J. .1 IIOI’KINS Secretary JAS. K, WOLFF, Snpu’ntend’l AgnVn It* W.'TIICKKIt, Manager llrancli [Oflicu for (leorgia nud S. Carolina. DU. T. STANLFY MICCIvWITH (ienend Agn’t for (ieorgia, Augusta If. VAHOM, Agent a! Albany. DU. W. L. DAVIS, Mrdiral Kxaininrr. may 25, (l mos. I’llKfifi niii-'i t oiiinifinl iPi-ir lu ilic Cotton I'lmilrr* of (lie GoSlktm Nifties for its Jiiiiiy. siioiiliciiy ol coiisiriiciioii, nml ensu with which il enn-hsoporstsd b/QlGior ti'iim /Kitcer, I he tfhmiKo I’roia <mo lo I ho other Using slfeolta in m ii'Mies. is (Imt it oodM*les i««r kftftd ^ l*»r«ka*l In ilia UIr I , , ... . inko II — — l iiilvuiitiiuo Hus I’rysft |)n»Hesics, iH Hist it ooiMpleR T*«r hftftd Mt«r i fffi s.|u-)rf, umViiiaylf ploocil mml o|*»t*4®*l iw tho Ulw Uonoo. " ■ • mi or 1 /..uo/, /...,„, .ml, IVW inliiulcs, A illyI. _ r only ■) s|*iu-o of foiiriiMUi sipi irc, unJ niivyli* pliiooil »mt - I Ini-, nvoitlilig Ihu iiruossily ol inking colloli will of I ho home In V in any kiiel of wcnllior. Ilio I’ichi 1'ciiig in Ihu Iiuiihu, rainy U»ys nr« no 0 ini: as iu the case with womlcii Horcw*. Auotliur mlraniaKe it, wlivu you I'KLHfi, you have a Press fur all lime, an«l ono,not liable lo tlreajr.or breaks*****. • case willi (lie old woodM>ortiw«. «gnl i*dlt;o(h4r iron screws ami |»rae»aa. TkU ia QfuloaU> from lhe fact lhni llm serews Is iron, clitfcf wrtuKht urcast, nud lha fnuusa srs.of wrought iron, nml no purl ol llm Press liable lo decay ilal louclies Uiq gnmadti .TUo«f*aiaw may J. ,H cm HuqmI; obaiacla,to paak« BOUOPidLD a, eii her i he screw nml mil uloue, and put: Uth fnuno - and box « purcliivHe (lie Hcrfc r i and Iran Itatm*. u>] frtUU. «^wln l.w, willi Mraw. nut, lMa.frww «wl bu. i« w>iii|,1.Ip oi.;Im]wbw,4i . iin.ltunit tom Imu PliiuleiM may purehase • wood to it lUvtu-vUe-*, <»r box lo IdJ erul itse, amf j(We greiil lAllliiftliAnYo Wl fmfli^s iisiiig (hem, as will bt- aosn fi’O) in my posHCssiuii. ! TC.U0. »d: -• ->b. ; Parlies in need of Pollen Presses w<uild do well to call* if poMititysad Qxamiaa Mia*; or if lhey ehoiiid favor me willi llicir order, they loay rely upon gaUla^.lx Drags .tkal it all 1 claim for it. - i*» rqaBlI 1 llaviiifi ihe iiiohI extensive Iron Works in ill# city, and lha «reaUat varloty of pallrma of II kinds, I um aide lo furnish |iir(ie.i with any kind of maohitiury Owp*it!sgaataho«iutil—. . .t!f >»ij J: Si'jtoilOFXELl). HAND POWER Plt^SS. Tho above out shows tko■: Press ss pat up eoiiiplQic al fioboflaltPa lroa Works, far work- isjc l»y four lmnds. These art all thal Is use- essnry to aperala U. haws paafcad a* much ns l,100 {HMinds la.siaa ofioKUiary bale. Whsu put up as ukowu above, it may bo taka* down and plnccil on a w ftp,or. Itr-kaif on hour, and pat up again iu lillls ovav that time. .. ) ii' 1 :» i»rt J 6e brought Iron Scrow'lToss, complslV 1 " . '* With Iron Frarnea,' JW.OO •urM Iron p, . iiO.oO t lr6n Son ,70,QU Horse J’owoi* Press. (This Tress fdr Jtor»e Powor miy be of a Augiidii Female Seminary STAUNTON, VA. .V/SS MAHY J. UA LDWiy—Principal, The Aesdemio Term of thin tutdiluliou Re gina the uiiJdie of Heplrtuher each year, mid closes the mlJulo of (lie following June. For full uarlioular- apply to the Principal for oalaiogues. The obamclcr and reputation of the school may kelaarnod from tlmanaexeillMtlnmniiils: I v»u lioueslly advise parents to send their children lo Ihiu excellent Institution, which I regard aa a great public blessing. JOSEPH II. WILSON. Augusta, (in. I consider this school as amongst the best, if not Ibn very best, In the fimtili; nnd 1 Unhsrslty of Virginia. Two of my <!a«cfctoiw |i*vo l»Qcn pupils of Miss Mary J. Baldwin's school. I hare, then, become familiar with her system or iastnic..i lion and (lie merits of (lie IuHliiullun. I cor-; dlally endorse all the commendation hczlawfd upon bulb. I j ALEX. 11. 11. 8TUAUT, Klaunton, Va. ;l ,u truly oouumiJ UI, kliodl,;lr ; Uil. nS-Atftss. m llm se Tower, preferaldo, as il cniiiiut break, and will nover lulling them up complete At my rstaidii>limen n piuh of thread of serow, and Uitrcmvl Um*! live to eight hundred pounds on this Press! mi. but not upon .tolcn, and lis who purloim flom tlio p«gM of Ins cxclian.. ga* i. gonerolly d.lacud, tad hit duct In,pin* oqottcopt. respcol s. r WM. 8. PLUMEIt, ' Columbia, 8. C. Tkl« Mbool !•- U mf Jwlntnl, ». n,u «ha .Clirlglltu partul »oaU »llh,lhe acbool where bis daughters are lo ba (ralotd, or any. wa can hops lo find. WM. FL1NN, JuM 6,1X0—lw UEOHaiA-MltcL.ll County. ■m-i PHI ... I. . . .>%))«« i .vt or wrought iron kotows, wrought: iron Screws being cut w)lh three inch pIlcSx for Ii tuay ho pul up cither with or wilhout iron frauips, nn Iron frame heiog ‘ ‘ * need repairs,' asJn'Hid enso with wood,, ,1s , they do.a’of diff®V from the Hand T^Ver only of U'vcra toi working. (J«e Uor*e pack If 4w«r*a tu 1 -f r Press, copiplelo •••/- 5105,( , with Iron Frames....... .....J r...... .i» .ii!.,7)l|.'»<i .tiitumL^m Wrought Iron fioraw Wrought Iron fierew. Wrought Iron Hcrew (Jest Iron fiorew... —.».m.,wmir,.rr.jrr^r.:. This Presi to run by water power, for which 1 furuisdilho neoesgary |5U,U0 extra. Solioflold’s SUGAR CANE MILLS AND!* ' * * ' • iri i i .» «l ,( These (-Ane Mills lisrelieon loo long uped iininemlntion other (Iiaii | ‘ best tpisUiy pf iron nud i;aoh S t Iron HU' d|^ llA'fr 3 oUerk, i Mill turned, i, * calliag awd They aro‘ nilt 1 •nrllcs wantlug'Mll (In ' •xamlning for 3 MIT X’JIUD WinSfc KiglHeeu lope r . Xineetijluch Cane M Twelve inch Cstie Mills ■M'-ti-vr SYRUP KEPT 80 ddtnf tO gillnii.OT gilltH 00 80 gallon, 100 gallon 3* il ,fi .W S ,M auM )§i(3i. 8 feet Gin Otar, with Gudgeons and BoUa. 8 feet Gla Gear, wlUt Bolls 8 feet Gln Gtar ami »■£*■<*..£* 0 feet Gin Gear, with Gudgeons and Bolts..; 0 feet:Gin Oear, wUb BelUnM.,^..™.... .i.7..SSi l»MUIn«MrBBk U h.t Ills Gear ISfMt nin a—r r MfSNkelMMW ■ai’TSi/Xic i/jt S Jti .