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Wuss* Bilu tti JJuk —All bull far cdrVrtidayin AH paper ar*’du» 4* jli» first appearaaee of Uio adierllaeoeut. «Otp* when otherwise irrupl by wont. ml will be pnanlti when the monry it needed. All adrertifemeott ehoalJ bt marked far a apecifced time. atharwise they will ba charged under ihe rale of to Bach far Iha first inser tion, and so atuch far aanb anbarqueat insertion. M A. C O lSJj • HARDEMAN & SPARKS. fFruui the N«*» Yt*tk Tribune.) I hei oKec and its ltrsoarces. B<UXI>.U:!K.S—WATER POWERS—AG - RI« GLTUIIALlM:OI»L’CTS—UtN'EUALS, ETC. ('•irtfruriU f.\r, August Irt.—The hotui'lnrii'M of this jnrl of’ our Slate are lYimcssei* oil the north, the S.i. vami.ili riicron lhe east, the Cliait:i- hiMH'hee on the south, am! tlm Slate ol Alabama on the west, an i it was the last purchase by the Slate from *he ('heroitee Imliaiis, ami giving to Iteor* gia its pr*sent ni-iis ami 1m*u*i«1 iries. i is len^i )j Irom n *r*l» is a boll i 1^0 iniL**, ;|n.| wi lth fr-*in ea*t to west ISO. I»y rt-lerenei? to the State map ll will ih.-seeu that:!, is li.-autilul- ly iliversifie.l with mountain ami val- !ey, everywhere presenting to the rye i o..1 si*I vri-icI V i\ r-n* ly to he met with, ami to that of the /ar.-m-r a piospert which Migg**sl? thoughts of plentiful harvests ami ove Slowing barns. As to its streams, *1 is wa'eif.l by th”* Oiickamatlgn, i 'hattooga, Notley, lliawassa, Tulhila <%M*sawutii*, Oostanaula 1C: o wah. * oiim saii-!*', i m-nci, l 'ar* e : ty, iVDj ty, iiol t’hiii.ili.Miehee Kiv* iv, with liuii- Jre.U i<| iii. ii | i ll.ul :i#*s, on the shies if wliieh lie \ i.-t. extents of bottom lui'h. \* hi«'ii in ti-r'.ility ol s »:1 ami v;i. rt* t \ "| pi.clm t ion aie tiiisurpssseii was before ; ami water privilege* are so plenty that there couM not proba bly he found a single place within the limits of Cherokee, Georgia that imhUJ he five miles from a stream ol nulTu ieiil fail ami water to turn a merchant mill. The scenery client the Ktovalt iron works, on the Ktowall river is very grand. Ami in the heart of a'l this wild ami beautiful country, HO miles south of t’liattanoogi, : Teun., and 50 miles north of At fan. a, five miles we»t of the Ktowah"'iron-works deit* ihe*l above, and two mile* north of the Ktowal: river, situated in n tine Valley, surrounded hy towering lull , on the Western ami Atlantic Uailroad, is* the tinivinglittle village ol Carters- ville, spread tug out like a tiny cHy, quite two miles square, ami boasting already ol some ;t,o0o inhabitants. It has five cliund.es—IVesbytemn and Alethodift, a third cliuredi building (Saptidt), and two colored cbure.hes, (Baptist an 1 Metho«list) 9 a fine large court-house (being live county town) nearly completed, two hotel*, tour gel- vw.—*—.fH.t ly ihi o ^h ***‘1 tnghly educateil teachers,a Ivccum tor young men, ml stort-s and shops of .ill kinds, 'flu* surrounding countrv has fine Inn Is h r agr ullur I prodii t is y*»u may easily learn any day from taking a peep into our large railroad depot, where may !»e found rill kinds ot produce to l*» shipped off, such as wheat, com,cotton, iron, slate, man., ganese, etc., elc.; ami in sumnior fruits to the dith rent towns ami ciltet^ South. In the depot, also, is our express ami telegraph oflice ; and who that has been a witness to the destruction of tin* place by “Sherman's March to the Sea," would have believed that si! this could have sprung into existence in live short years, when there Hcarce- ly as yet has been a peace. We do not have the midnight marauding Ku- !vluxes here. We boast ot a better state of society, that frowns down such doings—a sociable, a hospitable people,’:hat with opeu arms will re ceive all new comers to settle iu their midst, eveiyff they be “hated Yan kees," :is they are elsewhere called. In climate we are greatly blessed.— in summer the Iliemometer rarely rises higher than 90 degrees, aud then the nights, even during the hottest wealh.- cr are always pleasant, lu winter the l heriuometer seldom falls below 3*2 de grees, and never to that more than three successive days. The average temperature of the winter months at •tinrise is 42 degress, and at 1*2 m. ,50 to 54 degrees. This part ol Gei rgia is remarkable, too, for the vaiiety of ils mineral springs. Among those i hat. have been improved are the Pow der Springs, in Cobh county ; Uow laud Springs, in this (Cass) county : Gordon SpiiugM, in Gordon county ; t'atoosa county, and C-ohutta Springs, in Murray county. Hcsidis these, there are hundreds of others scattered all through tbs -C-herokeo Georgia of greater or less local celebrity. A sul phur vein has lately been accidentally struck in this place hy digging a well, and it bids fair to he a fine spring. Goon Signs roit Savannah.—The diet rftil temper of our merchants is a good index to the prosperity of Savan- uah. Colton, is coming iu rapidly and being pretty gone, ally disposed ot soon after its arrival. The planters owe them uineli less than in former y *ars, anil as the staple commands a good price all are rewarded trr their labors. Savannah lias considerably extended the sphere of her trade with in the hist twelve inoutha, and while New Orleans more than doubles her in receipts of cotton and, perhaps, would laugh at the idea of her being a rival, as Charleston did fifteen or twenty years ago, the motto id our dty is onward, and the great Missis sippi emporium may look to her fail* refs. Our dry goods and grocery mer chants also have a look of sat*slacUon. Trade with them is unusually brisk for the season, and orders cover a much finer and costlier class of goods than have been purchased since the close of the war, thereby indicating a general prosperity. * As a short crop JOIIM FLAKSKBY *fa J. m;iL«ASTis. t£KI.WEEKlT HEWS Cotton Factors J'-rMl.rinir thHr mm-vU-ca oimtn to r planting fri.-iid* iu Waivliou*,. ami ('ommia-kiii MrrtlmiiU. 1 . - r Iinmix-saarr to make )>rouiU-> a* U> tlmlr wiIIiuku^n ami ability to ^rv.* tlioui faithfully a/Ml mi va it ta/couoi r. T!u*ir long experience nml tin- l*rge |«lr.*uav<“ wlii. li "** e vt*r been cxt«*mini th*' lunuo i* pruof i-t.uoluBive that thfy-Ui-MTVi! tile o.utkl«*mv of the pL.nlim; niumlr, ami Ijjr prompt ahd hniti'.st att>-utl»ii t.» Ui. ir int.-n-l, tliey futeix] to nirrit in the fulnre the ]~Ur--n- H i^ sn* lltK-ralh- niv«*n lli.-m in tlmjrj-.i. oiti*i:rv^ koi: srm.ins |.rutu|rf)y till.,! at l..w»-t iuark< t i.ru-.-», aiul the u-nal IfiCililiin ixii-biN l<> Hum: «|iu lufrimt tl».-ir InL-iui-M »ith u». O.SPARK.*, mu;:tl -;;iu T. 11AUUEMAN', Jr. LOUD ! (i EX Eli A I. Cl * 1/ V tss IOX il Eli I'll AX TS. Bay Street. Savannah, Ga. Ajfu/M />•!■ Jir.ulh // * ■’* St i'fl >■/ J.inf. KAbhl\b, WOPK 5i IU0\ TIKS ALBANY, GA, I'^i-luili^ it HI* falmi.lntr 1*14*I llint ft 111.111*- Inallli hl.*Mil.l I.- hi«i Ur si aid !*»••?•* |*feuliar ram, hn»r tiiCli llir 'i*MTl v |'rlil !•>«*- h r. « le^iill,..Hills ui.i.*li •* i hovv li»*w j!|i*kii**Hs may In* md lit-'ilih mi in i im*il lij n S.»urli»*ri* Mdifim* mn*l«* wtily l**»r Southern lVoj.l**. W«- r**i«r tutlmt liiuehou or. *1 reim-Jy Ba^* (iffi.re on Wmliiiiglim Street, C’HEKK 8 BUlLUlNO. fdir ut s T uuh July LM, I«i9-1 y CAREY W- STYLES, Usual facilities extended to customer aug JUDGE OF US BY THE PAST. fTTON STATES IBSOBANOE comfy COTTON TIES! n.\8 T.'.KKS THE .FIRST PREMIUM AT 37 STATE FAXES ! Over 8000 are in Use! U»I* tor SL r GAQCAKRaal cwbot ba cboktd nur broken. Conk’s Sngar Evaporator Attorneys at Law, ATLANTA, CIA. H AVING settled pHinniirnil^ hI AiUiiIh. will give special allclilion to the piepa ration anil argument of cib. h torture I be STATE SUPREME COURT. Lawyers at a dioo* desiring to un dergo the expense and delay ol* attending this Court. c‘>n£i$tipg as k -aluea with so many local CourM.1my ? find <hai 4n ntTHngruieui with* u» will be mutually adviuiUgemis. O. A. LOCH RANK. Judge RICH U M l’t AUK. •formerly of Albany, Ga May jSfilbj. 1869—Am. a ^ - Dunn’s Patent Sclf-.ldjifating Horizontal l utlun Tic, A S Agenl* of tin* above iiHined pafi-o?. w« beg t<* commend it to Planter* amt Mer ebuni?. This lie i.- a decided iuipiov* niei.t, and contain* ilie advantages ol* GREAT STRENGTH ! ontAT ivfjrri ruvTrr u.wu MAGGIEL’S LIFE PILLS! Iteiug -uperi. lured, we can the public. J.NiJ. W. J 1 hiMi^ti I!.is was I In* l:t«d. settled see i ion id* I In* Slate, ami even m»vv only parti illy known, by its railroad and rivet itrilii ie<, even before the war it had won f«.r itscll the cognomen of the •*1*'lander** id ilie South.’’ Wln> that ever traveled on the West • •rn and Atlantic Railroad, in d:i\s ol yore, does not ivtucii.h -r tin* large tie" pots at D illon, Calhoun, Adairsi ille. Kt.mali, Alatoona, Aekwiirlh and M:»- rii-Ua, filled to ovei tfowing with w In al, coi n, hay, bacon and cotton, which twenty daily trains could scarce ly einpt\ iu time tor the next crop? And all tiiis was accomplished under a primati\e system of agriculture, the aviTaoe production heii.y; upon low lands from t w'enty-five t«» fifty bush els «d corn, from fifteen to twcuty- !i\e luish.-ls of w heat, and from fifteen to twenty bushels of eats. The pro ductions >d uplands was from leu to i w tail y.-t»\ e bushels of corn, and other .•i.jps were in proportion. Grasses, loii, orow sp.ditaneou-ly Waist and -le til *er high, and re*I and white clo. \ t*r al«*o, mnkiiig line pasture land for call le, w il In nit the assistance o| guano, or any of the manipulated manures, const qiiently we are aiisiotis to see ex periments made at lariiiing on striely srieiitilie principles upon the best lands and Irorn I he little we know of the mat h r, we eonlident ly predict a result Uol dreamed of hy any of tile people of tin* South. I*i I s.V.i ami lSHO, a genlleman liv . ing about, lour miles from this place, raise*i an average ol pounds of seed cotion to the acre, and in other counties many planters rai-cd ten hales of cotton to the hand, and larger crops of graiu and polk than can he raised anywhere in Southwestern Georgia. Resides the cereals and cot ton, the grape grows luxuriantly ev erywhere, and needs hut etilluru to make the vineyards hud and blossom like flu* rose with their luscious fruit. I’caches aud apples grow finely on the uplands, and the small fruits on all lauds. Sheep raising may be made very profitable, as the mountains about *1 in the wild pea and wild grass os, which afford an excellent paslur* ago during winter. Of the mil oral productions of Cher okee Georgia, there is no end. In Dade, Walker ami Whitfield counties there ate extensive deposits of coal, sandstone and iron. Iu Walker coun ty there is gravel ore similar to that in Missouri. In Murraay, l*uior,Gilmer, Fannin, Habersham, Franklin, Hall, Ltiniktn, (’herokeo, 1’iekens, Cass, Paulding,l'olk, Carroll, Campbell and Heard counties are „'•« cvohl mines ol Georgia. In these counties m.]*« and deposits have been extensively work od — in a primative way, to he sure; hut they have prod need enough to in. duce the Government to establish a mint at Dab mega, which was in siic*» cess ful operation until tlio breaking out ol the war. The most celebrated mines are the White Path ami Carter- ay of Gilmer county, the Cliestater, Chastain, ami a number of others in Lumpkin county, the Sixes and Pasco mines ot Cherokee, the Alatoona of Cass county, ami tho Villa Rica, lion* ner and Osven mines of Carroll. We have been repeatedly assured r»y prac tical miners, who have visited the Rocky mountains and the mines in Nevada and Idaho, that, with the im proved machinery aud tlifiVinlroduo tinii of sluice-washing for deposit IIIwu awankit the fcft*t»reylu*iftiJSIXTY STATK FAIlO! OVKK 17/J9MN USE! illvvft UIUIY MHL*I» anil al W« rx|M*uw lhw> *D? ut,*irr pwc«.- Hoih hart* Uvn Lhurou^LJy tented in Louisiana and IVmls mn.l aU» on the hvaviofeanes of Moxko, Hou- tlurto and Soulli Aiuerhau IKfacriutive *atal*«u*» apdt ftda. Adtirm BLYiTVER, NORTON A 00- Llartnnati t Ohio. Or J. W/BUTUCH. Sept. 7, t Smilhvillo, Go. ALBANY, H A. Will give prompt aM**niion to any huiines* nnlrualed (o him. in all the L'ouria ol L>uugh <*rty a-ud surrounding ooumies. Jan. 1. 1H., » ly Savannah Medical (-ollcge This Is from (hr lion. 1. II. Slophcii l.i mat iv Hall, rKA\v..»Ki<-\u.i.r. <•« , *» KWAH.X III, <- %. rpin: tiiiktkkstii asm;al n»i:us I ol Lcl-Uii**!) i;i lliis I iMt il III bill aill ***mi luence on Hie FIM8I* MONDAY IN NoVKi UKK NKXT. h.u«J continue four inouili’. I’reliniinary IfdiTrs, which a ill be Ire will Commence on the IMli of Oclotn-r n**\ FACULTY. R 1) ARNOLD. M D. 1‘rofVssor of Then and I'raclice of Mi diciln*. slid f'linicul Medi ^ .tns fbi-iness in ihe Noufb ATTOHNEY8 AT LAW. ALBANY. UA- W ILL pr«i |ir*» in G»c aev**ra 1 I’euria *»f 1>aWand 8i|flitv in t.ih Stnic i.tul llie 'irruii f'nurir* n! the United Slates lor llie •ilaleol Gcnrifift. Also atleniion given to ('OMMISSION iu i INKItJUPTi’Y. pro|***se FEMALE COLLEGE, AYf K again lender you our pervirci as yy 1 oilou Kaclora and founiiisiiou Mer ehanla, m our old bLmii I on Third !*ir**i*l. and pledgH ourM'lvt-s to eotiducl siridl) a Coin- inift-inn Ibisinesi. aud shall give special caie md nil ml ion lo all business eninmied lo u> We return our sincere thanks loom ol J |»i- rons for pnsl favors, and solicit a conliu- laiicr of I he same, and would ie« ( ilesl l’Utt- era generally. In give us a trial, ns ae make lie sale of Colloii a specially. Shall be prepared to render the UM«»l '“*- ‘ouiiiiodal ion. jowiii in ioluxs a sox, COTTOX FACTO US, Allg. lfi, MACON, oa. |wtlb .tiibarines of the Niftle re. Lr ik • I*..«c iion of I’oli^y CUTHBERT, GA. ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT! I’roli-S: rilltK I'rentdeut of thi* old and popular InoUt 1 in pleased to announce that It will enter up* NEXT SCHOLASTIC YEAR, ou MONDAY, October 4th, 1869. HINES'&’HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, I’rulessor Adjill|**l - T ID U M 1*. J n RK \D. M D. I ion Mid Thera|m*iilie* Professor Adjunel JURUH 11A U K IRS, I’hyaiology. Professor of Materia .Med FACULTY. Of his efficient Corua of Teachers too much cannot b Lid. They are well known in Qeucgio, Florida, and Jabama—viz: Prof. M. A. McNULTY, A. IL , Mr>. T1IAD OLIVER. Alias SALLIE ALLEN. Mias FLORIDA FORT. M’llo SEUNA STOUR. Mrs. ELOD1A R RUSSELL Mbs KKBEtVA TAYLOR, and Mrs. M. B. SHERIDAN. Policies Issued in Will practice in ItOU'lllEKTl and ibc -inrounding t’ounlic-*. in the Supreme t*nurlf> .f ihe Al ate. and the United SUie* Circuit *’ourt al Savannah ; ai/d will ntland lo hu>i ■e-s in S«»utk-Went Georgia generally, hy *pecitl a*rreeracul. / mar.h.'ht—ly ) J G THOMAS, Lecturer on I'nilndogv- \\ K WARING, M D., Professor if W s. * •r -luiration. SAVANNAH. J. BERRIEN OLIVE*1 u: fit irs Hal UiMirnh al Home pa**;-'- « U. de-ire l« aVail them- iWTir Un.. ,i Lite iusuraace to YWr r^--r V Mrb> -.*> t. i vt • :i every thought 4-i~- • t. *Hit.e thi- wi«e pro vis n|~«u bis life e otaiH-:-—* ci»•* ill the a«l l>i foreign insti aviwr^t. le v;ih the opppoilu- • in our own tbtvi'l. m .SIXESS CARDS. NON-SRCTA R IA .V. The Teacher* represent Fonr Different Cfanrcbe. . II. Zhiliv k IV. Wn«ti.Ks«LK iMmimars, Macon, Ga.. Aug. It*. j M.L(iji|t:i.'s Pill am* Nai.vk W.»iskh. Nkw iiitK.LpYour Medicines. Miggiel Pills and alve. are popular here. We sell more Mag iel'a l*i Is tliau any other Pill ye-, more jati any two o’bers you rail name coinbiued. 'he Magg'.el Salve sells ns tniieli as Dr II : lit for .biggief- Pills welutvt exiiHordinary etiiMlid. Resjieel fully « *»nrs j. ii. y.Kii.iN & co. General Commission Merchant bbOPLOUL Th« ilU-i|>ltiie of1h« College b WILD but FIRM. It cannot Is* aurpaaseil. There b perfect order and system throughout the iiUlillshlUPDt. Corner Pine and Washington Streets *• r aM-ioSj -ca! P •? :W r«i»« suirs Faster ■■fa.- Cdnprisr ! im aad Energetio TIK'.MAS SMITH M. I* . 1 Sli'.l-lill tut Del. Soitrelnrj. 0PI.KS- ir.NTHU. WAISi:- i, now of***ii lor i lie S.I. mol ITTIM and ulbcir Produce, at (jUrye* i Thet will make lib- on Gotten in 8tora or on ship- aloatery charges. Tho S%lh [gpg fo any Pla-tlcr who wlshet- on an*I, also, to the buyers, is thankful lor past f»vois, and WumtiMi of the sar»ie *>r the iXfWfvn ft TftS or dtlTercni rarniahed at the market price II J. COOK & SON . ny, that to o«e eirciiru *e uiesJieine- C||1* Dollat’ rci-ijil of 7 T*> the reader we will l*ri. tl I he purpose of letting those stances ale not ol the best, try I we mill -end, llti.K nr i \ l*i:v worth <#/ MaggieI'a Pills, **u reul a Aildeeea MAGGII'.I.'S Pill am* 8 Box f»d7-» Post Ol LTVlHlPOOr WM- H. STABK & CO. WM J MAGIUa COMMISSION THE BOARDING HOUSE For ptalmieiM and neatnem, coiufi rt uikI ronvcnierico, welkssM/kwl fisal, and g*M*l water, ample play ground*, and beautiful proiueuades, L unsu.ptuMed In auyaectlou of the South. ^ Being under the immediate supervision of the Prmi- deuh Barents and Guardians |«tn*nizlng thb depart- •ucut, may reat aianued that their daughters ami woida will find a HOME, itaevery way Miitra to Ibelr eoufi> denoe and respect. Mao. UATlIARISE H. DUNUAN, who, for eight or ten years has serv.vl as its Malr.ni, will still set in that capacity. TERMS OF TUITION AND BOARD Are lew than tluwemost Inatltutiora or similar grade, leaving out Extras, a Young lady may enter any (doM iu the regular * ollrge Counv, and in addition pro- •ure lhainl—everything touud—including incidentals, For $273 00 per Scholastic] -rear. r.ymsnt, to l« made QUAItTERLT Cl ADVANCE. COTTON FACTORS: . H. tILTTON, ot Macon, Ga. J. W. AslIBB I »**•*. ol New Ur leant*, It. S. RUST. J. II. ASIlBHlUfiB & CO: Commission Merchants, BROWN & RUST Secretary. I Ag.-nt. Si \ M. liral Kxatwiner 7\ GENTS ho tin* M»I.***ft;ULI. tOlTttN GINS. II AI.I.’S PAT FEEDER, ARlMtW TIIS. SfPKIt-PIDWIlA II’ And GRIMES’ PATENT RAW aa * an*fnl att.'Hth.u riven G t Ut*A, ‘til I IN./. .*/ /*••-/«. ■ • I.d- rwl sd\»iM*. - made «.u *•« AU,*lint .It, tA-» If Tins. General Purchasing Agents* I IV Kit FOOL. Commission M- IJA RTs Proprietor. Pine Street*. Albanv, Geoma. asiiukidhe. smith a i'< Saw 0»lkans- jn*ignniet»la Sulicit e l. Pat lieu pivi*u to the sale it* Southern iipean t'apitali-ts ho*I inlendii ,*,. Oilier, fur f-reigo good. ieaf po-aihle terms. 80’O'.* t # in ly CHARGES. Yoaig Ladies are charged from the date of entrance. < \ui»s. , 1I.B4.1V, I ffifi’ PHYK10AL TRAIMIKti. Joseph Finegan & Cotton Factors TRAINING AwGfrtfa and Young Ladiea—parriewWiy Buch to are feeble and delicate—will tie FAITHFULLY Mad THOROUGHLY TAVUHT. Bmtdea gfvlnwVpar- fect fcm, it enrea Incipient Spinal Disease, IncinCnt CMMtunfUov, Nervous Debility, Dyspeudo, aud Hut but oot least, Philip and Ftvaa, aud all for TEN DOl4 LABB per annum. I ii W ruction 4i» thb department AI/JNE, ii worth DOUBLE the charge for Board. WHIdoubHar PaienU give U a trial? There b uo ouch word m FAIL. UI A~-i‘ *’' > «”t .Vrnrr. RL ST. JOUXSTMT CO ) Having .vcenlly com plat id this House, and put it in condition for the accommodation of (rnesls. the Proprietor pledges his earnest en deavors to give catisfaction. His rooms are large and well ventilated ; his table shall be constantly supplied with the best tin* market afford*, and his nerveuls fchall ulways be prompt, polite and attentive. Jkir A Hack is always at the Depot on the n-rival of trains, to convey pa^seiiges to the House, and every convenience and comfort desirable is gfiaranieed MERRICK BARNES. Proprietor. Jan 1—tf much money ah a large one, tin oertmiH a|i|)reli<*nai.)n» tire felt ol the effects ot rust anil caterpillars. Another source of cheerfnlnciMi is an abundant grain crop; tile wheal turned ont wall iu the spring, and corn and oats a r e lul • ly equal to tho demand of the coun- tr y.„ . . - ' )^10ti»^NT* ifehlClTED Alban*. AuJUKI 3d. IHfcU-1* COMMISSION MERCHANTS. a A J" STREW- Krnj. M. f ’romweH ALBANY FOUNDRY Savannah, Georgia. *MI.r.-.-. ,..rr tfrlcbV Orua .5. I:..-..leoce door lo .a :W b .(]-« formerly occupied ALBA N Y STOVE rust, jouxstox t co.) HEWITTS’ GLOBE HOTEL, F F I C K- is ’ , It 4 IMS. IlBCti I b=->\l* : TKCEt. AllSay. T. rattison Sons. COTTON* FACTO! AuguM *d, IKS ly AUGUSTA, GA. FARE ®3*t>0 PER DAY Tint Best i» tub Crrr. May 4—P.m lion %o maintain their n.1 SUhVG TOX STREET- pe'vpared t«* tnanuferture all kinds Warehouse Cotton / R Oppaalle DepoLHat‘oii,(»A R. E. BEGUN It SON, Proprietors. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS, I S prepared at all tintea la advance liberal-' )y on coa.-ignmenta ol Fulton lor kaIw in hhVtiiMli, or lor to kin ciarr-piw— dentv in New York and Livci (nod, Jjuly :UHU. iHfilt •M i* hi- office la ike rnoma D..»/ M..»«• of STR‘*ZEB * J*»ieli aft 'ngar Mills ami Kettles, of iff Mixes: flia Gear, flullow W»re. (Vtjr-lrnnft. of all descriflioae: f*a-l find Wrmjfhl Iron Rail- ii;, of any pattern derired, L»r iroximiLy 4*> r «- IfiFales of COTTON. FORN, BMKlINtl um A BKLTtNG I b«en reffMod and repairotl. and rl now w of the NEATEST IIOTEUS in tke State, nnd the wool convefitent in the city. The Uolel ah sap plied with every thing l he itttktir afiorda. Maoon. Swfu-24 1R67 104-C» A. II. CaifiPin, Jamw Rmum. i Baler Fo|in! , Ga. Newton. 0a. IIitun il). (CouitiUT. Savannah. «a. •*•• \ <4tSH r.AKIS. ^ TllEOtiYTKSNfSS^ AKB .GEORGIA fftibof ' ATLANTA., GA* (8 MVEK . vAVlJ Ctir«Te>. ■ V■ Simmon* .‘Syue^Jhaut f'nHCfiaf .Sutqtfau, U VAVcrcajifKXTs, ■ pixictres. OUA ?D*n»S 4 POMP FIXTC COTTON FACTOIfS ,fc OENKUAL' Merchants, w Sims & kidnotik. OLD KEL L Alt Ufa Otaor « ItHanu**.’ ball end tUlLdUiSy W«LCW8 oouea.