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Slij. J U S I'elc. of Uw&AtUiiU In— •‘Ve hare Triaaphetf aver V»a. lei _ us fee Frieii*.’’ r 't Jes (,-d Perhaps the world has never witnessed a more g’orioufe instance of magnanimity, ' the' , triumph of a noble nature over the prompt* ings of passion, than that which is given by tae Cotiservative Kxecfttive Committee hi the address which we publish to-day, In -view O■:■#) M.I- rants' and circumstances, wefeel like throwing up our hat in honor of the god-like MBS. EDWABD B. WHITE’S . ENGLISH^ FRENCH ^ Boirdins School for Vouc^ Ladies. o EMOVBB to No. r.:> West FortjMeood Unanimously carried. v Col. Styles’ notion was then carreid, with an amendment by Maj. Steele, authorising the coiQinitiees iu report to an adjourned *tievii»-g«r 11><* t'crtvt'i.iiou to be held m Ms- iBANY, GA, AUGUST 27,180?. Pre«idcnt .. . Col. Arerr, of the' A-.Uut* Constitution, an . .... ......... o . i: ~ :j tjouucu of AUanta were arfirtma of showing «htir city to t&e Various representatives of the Press, and invited them all to be present at the United States Uolcl at 4 o’clock, where Wholesale that dictated Ha lofi}* sen- C * l? yktorious beyond nil ex- .. .. ... _ H eta to bury ; the hatchet, bat io Jake i its enemies , to its bosom as friends I jAWI who arc they ? A political revolt?ioiraiy faction who, without reason pr remorse, bad reduced the present victors to the most abject state of political sfev'ery, disfranchised them for a whole generation and'deniedjhem even tlic privileges and dig ’ .former-African slaves. And ople rcsurtccfed and elevated to slize theirtriumph, while the din field is still ringing in their cars ingof the manacles still cncir- rrists, with an. appeal for chari ty and forgiveness, towards their w van / quisbo cd persecutors! They not only hold forth the olive branch, but express the wish that when‘he “fated calf* iPTKEPt* MFE II I b*g- Ion*# to, i brout-Ii joa lie recapy of sn DOtUM, ilic full nmonot of .mg power;-®!] In fact they c iwionnt. due w death of my lit it of pyaelf as all other .be killed, their may he there to s lo Boeyour company •I remain, Very ICes poet fully, Maby B. Wa*d- f j The above Jotter from Mrs: Mary B: Ward, I says the CutUbcr t Appeal, needs no ex plana- ( tlon. Her lamented husband, Maj. Amos E. I 3Yard, waS formerly amoljg the- wealthiest FSifftfrinl nnli i pi i ilnj^ of dor citizens, but |- likekH the rest of us, ruined ty the results of |. the war. On. tho 18th day of last February | ho made application to the Southern Life In- 1 surance Company .for a policy of' ten thou- j.sand dollars, which was accepted and the j policy issued. In less than ten days after he • received his policy, he ws\3 taken sick .and lingered until his death, which took plafeMggjj the 2Gth of April. The proof of hia.tlea&jY was forwarded to the company on tlib '" itb : : of May, and Col. Abtonl>U|6 supervising: \L. agent of the compauny, came at onoe to i x . Cuthbert and offered to ^sy.tmtotke family the full amonut of thdigl|Qmh ^r6Tidod they f woUld deduct the ninety (lays Interest, which i 'Mrs. Ward deolined'Jsh^^^.^hOwoncy Iras r f therefore due on At^piSSWiinjrioittiie 2ist • was paid over. ; ! . . •’ * • - • f ■’ Wc are glad to know that'this deservedly . popular company is doing*, very large bust- v ness in the South—larger perhaps, than any other company. It ia. purely a Southern corporation, and has been instrumental in stopping; to some extent, the immense drain ' from onr impoverished section, of millions, which annnally go North for Life Insurance, which by calculation, based pn the best sla- ^ tisticswhich can he obtained, reach' the enormous sutn of over twelve millions of dol> lars anuually. ^Thero are twenty-seven ' Northern Companies doing business in Gcor- ; gia, besides the companies from other StaUs. ■,y Of them the Southern Idle* is we believe, the i only one which' iretaifts its money in the ' State. Not one dollar taken in Georgia is , sent out of the Slate, bu|| is securely ioyes*ed among our own people for the protection of policy holders find the development of our ownuiaterial prosperity. . : Tills feature In the Southern Life, has na- tnrally'‘excited the animosity of the North ern Companies, and bedn the cause of the . _ mast slanderous attacks from 'Northern In- .’ artraneff Journals. These aitaeks, However, ' UavQ had no other result than to add; very <■ r. « - . f • . — - largely^to the business of tho-Company, and ? >" briBg forUi rcpliea fr«|in its office which . prose* bejeond i(U conlrorcrsy. -unless' they belicvo Uut Oen. Qonlblj is gliilly of perjury, that tho Southern.Life is net" only solvent but the strongest company doing business is. * the United States.' The-true test a com pany’s. solvency >s not tho amount of assotts. but the relative ratio of assets to liabilities. A company may have twenty- million of as sets nnd owe twenty-ond million, and thus , ht as surely insolvent as one which owes , jnillion sndhas no assets. Judged by this .rule the Southeru Lifo stands without acoln- peer among all the life insurance companies of the United States, as the following table • will show. This table is compiled from the sworn returns to tho Insurance Superintend ent of JTetv York, for the year ending Decem- lier 31st; 1807: ' rEtno Connecticut,.131 to every 100. i. Connecticut Mutual, 169 to every 100. Continental,. J31 to every 100. . Manhattan, 148 to every 100. Now York Mutual, «4 fo evory 100, New YOrh Life, 187 to every 100. PlioenrkJ in to averj^iOO. United States, 148 to ovary 100. jortoua incmo- of onr posterity art forgotten, to b?th 5 peace ill man:’’ We rrong did wc E- Uiitcd Slates, 148 to evary 100. j -Knickerbocker, 118 to’ every 100. ' Universal, 189 to every 100. Southern life, from tho sworn statement of »; its President and Secretary;, has J61Q, 002,20 I .wiUtesMch to pay *171 9?8 84, Urns giving ^ ' n Taticiaf stsets to KabUlSes of $299 87,. to liabilities. , In other words the another* life cotdd reinsure all,of i£s. out- SilKtSS: lumaelf gallantly and dcsclwea thanks. He has been the tent of our emancipation, and hope his administration may be tbeaame high and noble as- Hc has borne’ i great instrumi wc sincerely h 16 CIECLES OF NEEDLES, - - - - $i; 23 CIRCLES OF NEEDLES, ... - 2S 30 CIBCLES OF NEEDLES, .... 2S 40 CIRCLES OF NEEDLES, ... -36 50 CIBCLES OF NEEDLES, ; : : - 45 g® 8 Those wishing lo purchase Ibis season will oblige by ordering eurly. P. W. j. ECHOLS, a Atlanta, GENERAL AGENT FOR GEORGIA. pirat ions which wrought the deliverance of oar oppressed people. J. E Manleve, Phincas Garrelt,- JLTYeakley. George S'Kinncy, One, Two, Foar, or t£f‘ SEND YOUR ORDER TO ! lturch, 1 - ;!l . e .'? a >. SAVANNAH, OA Cotton Gin and Band Ar.KSTS for tlie *IcofGUI.UnTS STET1. Bit TOW ocnroN gins, iiali.-s patent con on «.in FEEDER, ARROW TIES. Alw R F.CWs SLT’EIt-l’HOSl*! I ATE OK LI MR And GRIME? PATENS RAW LONE PIUX-PIIATF- Kjr~ Can-fill ^tPntiun «;i;vu to Silrt Of SfiiyMent of Odtu* mmd atl ki»Js tf Prudmr. liberal aJnuKV* tamle ou cn^uuivuU. [I rom the Journal J!e« L«Uer Fr#a Aihita. Gemini waiit a E HAVE FOR SALE A SPLFNDID SECOND-HAND Auamtat, tsce-tr Oglesby Gin ! HAEDEMAN & SPABKS, TN tiMulenn" their sdrvhvs a^ia U their |JxuUj X frtviHls *1 Warehouse aud Couuui-nNm M«-rchaui PRO liONO PUBLICO! ’■ Doagbcrljr Sheriff* Sale, mu. liemlduBlhe IntTuidaf tu (Maher Ural. , Uvea the k«alhuu. <X obj As l*rhj jiTi I- Wares, nJ SSndoa- (.' *— 'ak.oW kbAa-Pbjlhul 1 *. h iLl Southern man to patroniie hisowncompany. p .- •/, 'mam ■ —_ • . \ ^2ATHat; Pr irilKT.—Captain baibj, ol tiie.Royal Navy, has talleil IH.bltc nUcQUon t, the folio tt int; faclt- which, if verified by results, wjlTr r.tve a curious instance of a rwtokr rcafon- >“g: • , •* At a, ni., on the cussing Octolwr 5 the moon will be at tfe. part Q| ^ orbit which is nearest the rhe Gin has 4ft, Eawa, i.f imported aieel. uaa guiiied two crops, u a a £Ood, m3 u ew nnd not sm i. , Th*» HAND has al*o been u.«ed only for Mr., eroffl. and is as g.*o.J as new. " dl b« **'1*1 for CAJSli A»r • i#y Acceptance Alh««y. i OOPEH £ CO' Inu R ».'0 111 C.', I' . keta for One Fare. f fiOOTBWESTEBll HaILBOaI) OFTtCB, I C Macon August 1C, 18C9. / AND AFTER THE 19ra INSTANT, ktstt Tickets, to and Itou either lor- ur station on this Rood earn bit pur 1 for ONE FAKE Sud Tiekata good tuber 1st, aud nn Jonyrr. ; •. , moiL roifEBs. ^ . Engiaevr and SuperiiHendeaL n»t20. IBOSMttbci. B. F. BIIO VVl'ftj pdy Alkd at W ll.» rxIfirnLU lo tniimly, G>. Ut N. r „ lU kvui Iw.-im v! S ile,»».: J- fl - - <1 %£i^^UMui(xhmn; brVdmi 5. lb. i-nfi on oi m. V. tt^ti-, m titwr » bbH”'"" l.uua .Sujwinor Cvun, ui uw. uf A v- M. 1». Hotttv JAMR* w. K\ invited to a seat iu the Convent ion. Adopted, i The committee returned and reported the names of Kon. J li Christy, of the Athens Watchman, Gen. A R Wrigit, of the Augusta Chronicle, and Cd II P Jutes, of Ake l.'etb- • but Appeal, for Vice Presidents, and the re- IXKGBGIA. DCU GHEKTY l<fU2riY.-\Y Bkhacd K. tnuo. liwanliau **f property »»f ll**: mi nor Keiau ol Jo.-K*|»n K*od r lo me for L*u\«? to Ike Th ai U+iU'iar- io ^aiU luaiur-i in tbe countr of l*oU);l»«rty- „ , . , , THoe are tln-rcfor.’ 11 die sdl and au^ier lLo nrxt of kin of said tuiiM.rst«»»>eAud uiy oTic-v w ilL.- ia the ijya.^jjn-m-ritia’d by h.w, to .-Jtyw tl any U*«-j hare, why - Given nod. r my hand and olir-.ial hi-viWrr, lliLi:50«li day of Au-'iiat, lad. 7 ° ’ W. if. W1IoDEU, Oriluffirr. f Cinrea'difcasfs of the Liver and Stomaeh. Tl TT'S tXPKTOSAXT, "t-. :; . -_y‘ - 1 -•?*« - A plcasaul cure forCooghv, Colds, ole. TftU’s SarsafisrijU & Qceeb*s Dfifcbf The great AlieriUlteuHpd BlooJ Purifier. TBIT'S llirRGVEB H*I* l)I£, Warranted lie best iye la ua*± > I’bes* standard preparai»i*|» are for sale bjr t». E. Jr H. B. VTEI.CH, AG ENTS, XflkMiy, Ga. iras nnaninoualy adopted, i motion ot iif H Christian, of the Ameri- [^ier, imauk by Ur. Pitch, of the in Star, all members of l he different Ty- aplucal Union?, and ^ her pnntara, /anted to seats on the floor. On aso- d#X?oi. Jones, Col.’ Herbert PSeHer and [NilJL D« >1 <;nEKTY ‘ ** NTT.-R apffspor •.MirtuyuB tli*"r«*{*irt d *. I L. dual B. is', locks II, I** irtf-i to.vit n 5lw r.cd Luoxd a*, tfcr Ji’Hl'AN IKJAffe in «-«*urty. fc»r tlu* of -4.ui. r- , Practiral ilthmakpr & jaAtf,y. Anwsl 51, I3C5I. _ Gbauuia—Worth County Whereas: William ^appfiea torn* far letters of ojiriitleteilioti c B the eata'.a. ol Juba M. llauaau. late ot mill county, dee d. Tluae saw therefore to aatifjr sK*»«l aiugoiar *wi creditors- rfsultdawM. eud Ild oa err at my office VJthwi; Um:Mffi, g£So#«Lta^aN, j° ahsw -eamife j* «a* tj*f pilC fi»r*rt Wafcbeffi *« paired -l.r.ikrTi and I V«rn T'lirl.* »:nde iu*^; JcWL-iin^ and .eirn-vitjing, »R at moderaie [ rke», ate niranlcd. , , ..., Also, GENUINE rUBWa^lhaaitilTMea ggr- At MOWASD CTCRKRlfSp Aug 27. 18C!My r Ou-Ku»l ' G^JGKti IA --\Vo*tY Cuum.;' 3;on .■ want aiiything’-;useful-Ti’Oiir. » *W* . Vr€sd\fo' (i : mrr* all ether ea-«litora were iueluded is the rso- dtiijca- A-colMKsptent rnotioa also included |p yiddiViWiiflnanciil of Atlanta. ^ ewlics aCC^L' Cmy w Etylet, (ho Pres ^astttirH^t Hi kayia' "A-;. ^tr \ v^ i ‘f y ~ ...v ,r • •'I'.'. .. *- _ —-■ ■■ - . •. . -— U- ’f-r' . - A L - ' routed and implacable foes rejoice with them. There is something in this grand moral ex hibition that makes an American feel proud of his race, and inspires him with new hopes for his conntry’s future. What a lesson for demagogues! What a rebuke for tyrants l— A just God must smile approvingly upon such acts, and prosper the peoplo who are thus capable of rising superior to revenge and all the fierce passions of their nature.— By this one simple act the Conservatives of Teuncssee have acquired a moral power that will be felt in every portion of this unhappy country, and do much to restore the long- lostspirit of fraternity of which wo had feared our people had takeu an eternal farc- . _ _ Uggg Bonsratalatery AUress of the fon- seriatire Coiniuitiee—Jlagnanioi If tor the TufffiisheA. Nashville, August ti. To the People of JDuvidton County : . We, tho Executive Committee in the re- cettt election, congratulate you upon the sig- nal triumph of tho great cause Which was achieved at the ballot-box on Thursday.— The lirst Thursday of August, in Tennessee, in each alteriiate year, has ever been an im portant dky in our annals. But that rhich has just passed had a far deeper illustration, from the momentous Issue at stake. The sun rose that day upon one hundred thous and white men iu the State, who, for more titan four, years have groaned uuder the iuo8t*greviuus pespolisui. Il set that even ing in all its brightness upon the tame men, Tree, degenerated, and disenthralled. This solemn result w^y> wrought out not by pow er—not by force, bui by the ca m verdict of public opinion—by the ballot—by the re awakened sense of justice. In the hour of victory, while we have no language adequate to express our joy, we nave no words of vul gar exultation to utter* Nuch an expression would bij^inar the dignity of the occasion. The iasutnn the late . election was enfran* chisement—there was no other. The result is iu our favor hy an overwhelming majority And now; if we have been heretofore pro scribed, let ns not proscribe vigain. If w< have been oppressed, our revenge is com plete iu the succesi of our cause. We can afford to be magnanimous, moderate and tolerant, and in fact, we are bound to be so in conformity to our professions. Those who oppressed us are our fellow-citizens—a large part of the population and wealth of the State. We and they are still to dwell together! foe weal or woe, and it will take the united exertions of all to redeem the State Irfan the evils that oppress her. We respectfully urge upon our friends every where the execrcise of the virtues of tolera- tion and charity,4hd to forget as early as possible, all the quarrels and feuds of the past. Revenge is mortal, but forgiveness will outlive him who permits himself to be controlled by it in this hour of general joy. ithem of eve at uk ... . , noon the moon will lithon llte earth,* etjuatj. rj r _ i ninstance which waver occnnS- out muHtwI-.ntxnosjiheriu on ami at 2 |j, in, twine" : draw from the earth’* centre wiBe«t the sun nml moon in the saow’ . l ight ascension. Tno moo mWI Hie sun’s win, thtw, .Doming j u Xbo same direciicn. In. other the new moott will i— ffiUruttios oil U« ^aHh’g i and nn!iiih<r»»/an equator m txirigee, and iiotning m"or h tln^ateiring can ocur o( high tidea i i destrnclive storms. ¥■ Sir .Tolln IIwwIidI SSs iikLtU^ , ■ man jelous«I/F iWeatlser diction,\ oti - Yen’ ffinty l _ ;ar -w of every man shonkl be— “Sound tho load timbrel ! O’er Egypt’s dark sea, Jehovah has triumphed, His people aro free!” We, should so act ia the exercise the power devolved upon us to make our late opponents feel not only safe but welcome, u ucn we kill the flatted calf, bid them to the feast, iff we are trne to our professions, our State can now prosper in silt he departments *>f her industry, and rejoice with us in the great doctrine that taxation and represen tation aro and must be inseparable. And while wje have before us Ifee opportunity to share in tho administration of the State government, we will have a chsnco also to disprove the repeated charge of disloyalty to the. national government. To preserve both in7iH tlieir purity and glory is the duty, and ought to be the ambltion'o&U. It is our common country with all il ries, and will be tip. count for agei to conee-longiafter Let oarmQttCTfcd on earth and good ^tfll to would do oar feeliegs great close this address without gratitude to Governor Sfaiter^ carriages would be in waiUng for their ac OAttwedation. On motion, the Convention resolved to avail themselves of this kind In vitation, and a resolution of thanks was voted to the Qity CounciL - Thanks were also returned to the City Council for the use of the City Hall ; to the Chairman and Secretaries for the manner which they have performed their duties, and to C II C Willingham, Esq., of the LaGrange Reporter, for the earnest manner in which he had labored to firing about this meeting Mr. Willingham was also requested {to write out his views as *o the best jolicy to be pur sued in bringing about a more perfect nnioti of the various newspapers of the State for the protection of their interests—these views to be published in his own paper, so that the various committees could have the benefit or them. Colonel Fulton, of Uie Athens Banner, also suggested the propriety of all the editors of the State giving their views for the benefit of the committee. At this juncture it was generally believed that the Convention had done all that it could do at Ibis session, and it was pretty well un derstood that they would adjourn to meet again in Macon. But Mr. Brobston, of the Madison Examiner, after a short but forcible speech, moved that tho Convention adjourn to meet again at 8 o’clock, r. m., to hear the reports of Committees, and to perfect a per manent organize lion. lie subsequently with drew his motion, when a discussion ensued in which Gen. Wright, Maj. Steele and others participated; and Gen. Wright moved that the Secretary be ordered to eall the names of the different newspaper*, and that their rep resentatives be requested to give the Corven tion the result of their experience and r. statement of grievances against, which they desire to be protected. The motion was car ried, and the Secretary prepared to call the roll, when a motion was made ami carried to adjourn to 8 o'clock this evening. I appeud a list of the Delegates and the pa pers the represent .* Telegraph—Macon—Joseph Clishy Journal & Messenger—Macon—T A Buike Constitution—Atlanta—1 »V Avery au '. \\ 8 Hemphill. •H r 8. S/h m w Is now in New York where she is malting large additions to her usual elegant stoek o Millinery and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods sorkchr: - ItxrECKSCEx: BIsbop rotter, New York: Bmhop Davis, South Carolina; Rev W T Brantley, AtlantotftfrSProf Il/bnry, Smith- sonian Institute; -Gen Wmlc Hampton, South Carolina; WW Corcoran, Washington, DC; _ President Middleton, Charleston College; ProtD*vies. New York; Vt Gilmore Simms, South Carolina; Prof Bartlett, West Point Military Academy. August 2Dtb, 18C9-2m Rawson Estate Stores To Rent Embracing every variety usually kept in a FIRST CLASS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. THE OPENING OF MISS. SHAW’S FALL BONNETS dfe HATS T HE four Brick Stores in the RAWSON BUILDING, corner of Broad and Wash ington streets, Albany, will be rented-at pub lic auction at the building, at 11 o'clock, a. m On the 1st Tuesday in Sept 1869 Dealer / ti COM,'BACON, FLOW?, Willie OATS, BYE, HAY, Rent lo commence ou the 1st day of Octo her 1800, and to end on the last day of Sep tember 1870—notes and good security, pay able monthly. A. E. RAWSON, Adtnr'x. Aug 17, 1800-tit Nr.ws—Albany—Caiey V*'. S yles Will be the RICHEST DISPLAY of all that is Stylish, Elegant and Graceful, in the way of Ladies’ Head-Dresses that has ever heeu exhibited in this City. In addition to her nsual full line of BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, LACES, FRENCH FLOWERS, &c Mrs. Shaw will open a Large and well selected Slock of everything NOVEL -A.2STID USEFUL! That a Lady would require. The demand for Elegant Ladies’ Walking Boots: Congress Gaitersi 'YVliile Ivid Slippers, Ia such aa to induce the purchase of u Large Elegant Assortment. Central Georgian—Saudersville—J M G Medlock Constitutionalist - Augusta—J W Call Chronicle & Sentinel — Augusta—A R Wright and Henry Moore Monroe Advertiser—Forsyth—Jos. Cli.-bv Enquirer—Columbus—Thus. England and J II Martin Southern Christian Advocate—Macon— T A Burke Intelligencer—Atlauta -J II Steele and J I Whitaker Georgia Enterprise—Covington—J W Au- derson and W L Beebe Southern Watchman—Athens- John II Christy Journal—Sparta—W il Royal and C Du Bose Appeal—Cuthbert —R H Jones Argus—Ba.nbridge— // // Jours Journal—Marietta--W .*’• N Neal Banner—Athens—S /I -tlkin2.011 and M C Fulton Dispatch—7/awkinsville—Dennis W 1» Roully Reporter—LaGrangc- C II C Willingl am Gazette—Barnesvdlc- E T Pound Farm Journal ami Day Schoid Visitor— Madison—J F Shecut Examiner—Coving!« n—W A 7/arp Gazette—Washington--J A Wright Journal—Dawson—S R Weston Christian Index —Atlanta—J J Toon 7/erald- Greensboro—7/ M Burns Herald—Newman—*J . Wontten Examiner—Madison—I 7/8 Brobston Courier—Ainencus—Klatn Christian Courier—Koine—M U«iiu*K« Republican—Americas—C NY //uncock and J D Carter Star—Griffin—F S Fitch Middle Georgian—Griffin—S B Burr - Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal—J q Westmoreland Scotts Magazine—B B Crew Rural Southerner—Samuel A Echols The press excursion will leave to-morrow moining at 7J o’clock. It will number about 100 persons, of whom nearly half will be representatives of the press* 1 understand that Col. Ilulbert lias made almost Princely preparations, and the trip will doubtless be a very pleasant one. I will send you occa sional ‘notes on the way.’ 1*. Kid Gloves—White, Black and Colored, From the moat celebrated manufactuieia. Thu ELEGANT and COMFORTABLE New Advertisements NOTICE. 'Tuohasvuxe, Ua, Aii*ni't 2Cih, W. B ID» are invited at onev for the pnvdin^ and ^ri:’: Win* on certain sections of the Njulh an- FJortdaKailruail between IVjwI land ('tunula. Boulevard Skirt! (ALL WOOL AND WITHOUT 8KAMS), one of the greatest and most popular achievements ot the dny. Tho GrlovoT^ittini*’ <joi'*s=sett» COILS, PUFF* 5 , CHIGNONS, CURLS, SKIRTS, in every vattety ; STAMPED YOKES, BRAIDS, f.(?„ AC. Airs SHAW’S purchases will be made under h*r mm frnon.il irnpreti-jn. She basso ong studied the ta.Meaud wishes of THE LADIES OF ALBANY, that she Halters herself hat her selections will give perfect salisfxefioti. Orders for Bridal Trousseaux, for LADIES' nnl INFANTS’ WARDROBES, filled with te. judgment, and dispatch. Orders solicited. A full Opening tho 1st of November. Establishment at the OLD STAID, opposite the Albany News Office. An*u*t *Jt Hi. 18t;*J — tf THE NEEDLE COTTON GIN -AND- Condenser Lo VERT FEMALE COLLEGE, TAXBOTTON, GA. The Fall Term of this Institution will open ou the FIRST MONDAY, (Ml. day) of Sep tember Ibii'.t, and continue five months. FEB TERM Tuition in any College Class. $-5 0D • •* •• Academic Class l!U Ot) •• “ Elementary Departin’t K» 00 lneidenlNl expense (paid on enliance) 1 OO Diploma Fee (paid at graduation) 0 DO Pupils may select LAI IN or FRENCH the regular Course. Instruction in ornamental blanches at rea sonable rates. Physical Training WITHOUT CHARGE. Board in tho town with BEST FAMILIES can be lmd at $lo per month. All bills for tuition PAYABLE IN AD VANCE. Talhotlon may h reached by stage 1»AILl from Geneva cn Muscogee Itailr* ad. For further particulars apply ly to 1IKNRY I). MOORE. Prerident. Aug 17. 1809-Lst Sep Talhotlon. G.i. DIVIDEND NO 31 South-Wkstkun Rail Road Comu.wy, ) Macon. Un., August I l!t It. I Mil*. | A DIVIDEND ol Four (?■ 1 ••<>) D»ll since ou the capital s:**ck ol ibis pany, as held on the Hist ultimo, ha* this day been declared by the B- nrd of Di payable on and alter P.Mli inslaiil States rurmicy. The United Stales Revenue tax will be pai< by this Company. Stockholders iu Savannah will rcreiv Dividends at (Viilral Railroad Bank. JNO. T. BoIFEUI LLET. l* Ihei Aug. 17, 18T.0 *Jw CHERRY ST. MA COX, CA. Wholesale Dealers In Cutlery, Silver-Plated Ware, COOKING STOVES, HOLLOW-WARE GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS?- The Dest and Cheapest Gin in the Market. Tkkms—Two-lhlnts casli, and tin: remainder in guar- amiH-d 7 |»-r c ut. uK>i,:l.:y. Ciradtnx will be let In qnantitie- not Us*-* than nor cxccedluK cubic yanb. For farther tnlormation apply to mi lien line of HimmI. „ TU. H*ht L, r^rroJ li=-, tlian 2000 or on tin Aug. 31,1869—tit WM. IL STARK. II. P. UICIUIOXD. WM- H. STARK & CO WHOLESALE GHOCEIiS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS 3 k£Si ITS POINTS OF SUPEKIOUITV APE AS FOLLOWS: I ^IRST. The teeth or needles being perfectly round, Ike Cotton is drawn from the seed _ WITHOUT CUTTING OR NAPPING. It will thus gin the long staple varieties as per fectly as the short ftnple. SE(!OND. It will gin about twice as fast as the Saw Gin, the warranty being eight-pounds of list per hour for each circle of needles. THIRD. By means of the Condenser the sand and dust is separated from the lint. FOURTH. The seed are cleaned more perfectly than Ly any Saw Gin. Again: Each circle is divided into or composed of ten sections or segments, tiny one of which may be replaced, in case of injury, without losing any other part of the circle. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE SIZES MADE, WITH PRICES, IN ATLAN TA, Opposite Each : Manufacturers of PLAIN TIN WARE, Job bers of TIN PL ATE WIRE, SHEET IRON, and TINNERS’ MATERIAL of every description. Orders solicit cd. : B. A- WISE k CO., MA COM, CA. SALT, BUG AIL C ol Fee, Bacgi n ^ r 1 ’ i,. WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES. Kl, If you want a Car Load of li®. SESD VOUK 0KUKRS TO I ) UFF, MACON, an If you want a Car Load o Wheat, Oats, Flour, on ANYTHING IN TUP. PRODUCE OR PROVISION LI# MfTR,. SEND YOUR ORDERS UI* TO IF Y OTJ W A. 1ST T A Fite Carnap For Lass Than you can §ro to New York and Buy it. I 8®_ GIVE YOUR ORDER TO w. HUFF, Macon: Ga. CROCKERY! DIRECT IMPORTATION! have opened, on Mulberry St., Macon, Ga a Jobbing llutise of CHINA, CROCKERY, find GLASS WARE; KEROSENE LAMPS, WICKS. CHIMNEYS and BURNERS ; SIDE k SUSPENSION LAMPS, YACKS, ORN A M EX IS, and everything UMnlly fmnd in a First-Clas?* Jobbing House. Orders solicited. H a. wiki; Mulberry Street, Macon, Ca. July 30, ISCO-Sin v* :: ^ -: s ■ ITOTT WANT