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if] w s When Kills auk Dl'e.—All bill* • lor nJvciiisiug iu ihis paper are due on tie NOYEMBEE 30, 1869. oOAMY&son, in ss ion M’rchants gjIEKe IAlX WSW 0f> fimin & Provisions, . } Atlanta, Ga. U»-3u> annah, A. aWESlOW A WESLOW, 1CT0RS ' 'AND i*s. Merohants SAVANNAH, GA., ^ rflav nn ('isuniiHio^ aiul M.nluudisi*. Coiwign- upon trfaicli liberal advun- irW»" Sl Stvrufvh Super l’bo*- sep 1411st jan* • q&tiUi-lml 1810.] f : |YMetalf ]D>vler iu MS ft SEGARS. Commission Merchants’ iff- fly** r? *•*». SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. CASH AD' 51 ENTS fur Mis in Serin) .amtiWoiwoi or on Mipment to ■ New York, Fhito- L IF ME reliable co^respoudenU la Uferpool, E be our beat service* * [ill Agents Empire Link of Side-Wheel Steamers to New York. new one’s prom- sep 1411st Jan E X€ HINGE. BULL St, < Ti the Membera of\ He State Agricultural So eiety, to auembU at Heir Annual Fair in ' Macon, Oa., on the 16th of November, 1869 ; Gentlemen—According to i pro* mise elicited from me by yoor Secre tary, I bare the honor to present to you this paper. The subject tor con sideration is, “The Destiny of Georgia, induced by recent changes, and the Interest and Policy of Cotton Planters indicated there! been tin ed. They cal and fii deeply involvi oar connti i 1 revolut! e teye recently part ite to our social, politi- iciai: stairs,. and have id the common labor of They have been produc- oar country. They nave been prodac- me ireignt ti ed bjtttUMtfihiifihSifacooWntrMion erpool alone ia cf (he great powers which rule and which is equal direct all governments. freight from Ni i government We belie re that tha following pro. positions will true, to-wit: iifoEt x f%!0iS8 t hbo., IH— OlfS, j/ 4-C. m & !). 1SI BAY STREET, Vann ah, ga. ir.ixiitci.v AsnrwcitiAnp "(TELEBH A TED ALE, jlffrrfi and 1MJ lUirrel*. j lCTORS (Mission Merchants niPAi:i» lower kangk, YAXXAH, GA Wm. W. (ionixiv. k GORDON, IN FACTORS, Commission ICHANTS, ||Savaxnah, Ga. ilvauciil «*n Crojr*. OJMgtltiHMlIn of r. PJR & DEPPISH, Kk lf .nl R, toil 1), Ik- r-. In . ! abber 0 onMerchantsi ISRItETAU. di:ai ers in EVERY DESCRIPTION- OYSTERS, AC., AC. SAVANNAH. JjumarT. ~y r DYY AREi Belting, ’ill Implements SHOT, TAPS HLEA^f!*■’” JUitT R LEA! !:(E>V«G. 1J4 1. JULIAN STREETS* Htyxx a h, ga. ‘Januai\ » AI-KX. MCit.ll-', \ MWVH u 9 Ul & MoilllO, Tien, at Sept 8, ISCD-lst Jan Wm. Henry Wootfs, ««»**! '• M J.' • . COTTo'X FACTOR ANt> UKNERAL iOMilliSSION HKRCHAXT, —aStoudaid’j Lowe* Rasoe— KSny St., ; ; SAVANNAH, GA. I S prepared, at all timet (o advanao liberal ly on consignments of Cetton for sale in JSavonnali, or for shipnient to hia correspon dent* in New York and Liverpool. July COlh, IStiH-Gm* A. H. Colquitt, James Bauus. Baker County, Ga. Newton, Ga. - sb^Qj. J, COLQUITT & 1AGGS, Commission Merchant®) VANNAH, the tale of Cotton, Liberal advances on april 20, 18G9-tf CHANTS, van nab, On. >hosphate Iff Line. Always on band. Extended ,t'9 i cu8tOnie T , •ngt7HG«i‘ LOST, JB- 1011 tmm «as»- >r TCCj OK MERCHAWT9, AH,) t^A. Ursnch-sf Ifc. ShtPhilsdUfhts ftas.sf I A. •Hicteii '’Wetherill & Co, PijMNH lil.VAWTA s a. vann/ u CiUhlynmftiU fur Sal«> 01 au«l all other SupjJh*. fur- **»)» rule*. ; i v ' «fay, " aTIu A« ROTORS, and Forwarding itCIlANTS, 'I..:'. I MtL.f.1’. Ranz. lo ibe .bovr firm. UosUge -o. poo e*rH 4 oanerv.' •><»“ 1 I" 1 • :• imA !• .inwt. i4f :: • r '• •' ' I ' Flour, Biscuit, & Crackers, roirt^ o T > tohnd to be jast and f n* pur- evi r powi tio is whioh JUa powers for mana&ctaring poses. 1 ‘ ■ -p .] ‘ >- Secondly—A . nation or | people is powerful in proportion’to'its'prodnets In manufactures. Thirdly—Politically, socially, and financially, the manufacturing inter ests, compared with the agncnltural interest in inflnebca and oontrol, ia as tlirpe to one. ourtbly—Agricultnre, manufactur ing, and commerce, are the great ele ments of peaoe. > The two last are in* timately associated. Closely allied to those stands also mining.: The first is diffuse, and never is concentrated. The others always combine and readily co- f alescc. Hence Aaitrcl the gov ernment, . Thevjsriug to their aid the machinery of banking ind : I fluenco of currenfcy. A fourth interest has lately grown ygraafifcrag&s combines and concentrates in a day.— It is eminently sympathetic. This power, with its associates, the tele graph and express, Will lead off and oontrol government! and all Other power*, unless governments, by/accu mulation and concentration, sums to oontrol ik Fifthly—One man may . control mil lions in manufacturing and railroad* ing, and may thereby exert an influence in proportion , whilst in agriculture ho is limited to a few hundred thous ands, and bis influence it limited in proportion, in (lie inverse ratio, as three is to one. ■izmmmrz history, that I will not consume time by attempting to elucidate ! The State of Georgia, by the adap tation'of climaW Add soil to the' pio- duct of the great staple, has been, heretofore, necessarily an..agriCi)hqrol district. This was true also of the en* tiro South. A system of labor entail* ed upon ns by our ancestor! made it ■o. ... The perquisites arising from a change in this SYstMndf labor, forces ns a destiny whhSh 1 must place posed to be 8,000,000 bales, lions bales shipped as above Two mil as above and sold --ford to the New York (opera a benefit of $28,840,000. This it the result of one crop. Is it wond- derful, then, that with this to build on New Yorkshojnld be a great city, with centralised power to make and control the poUoy of anation ? Again, ootton in the process oi man ufacturing, loses IS per cent, or 15 76do bales urn crop of 400,000 bales, Of nearly one tele in eix ; which, if valued at 20c a bale* is equal to •760,000. The planter loses this He also losesAte fraight .paid on this waste. The freight from New York to Liv- 35c. per hundred lbs., per bale to tl.75. The ew York la Liverpool 600,000 bales made in Georgia, if from New Nork to Liverpool, is *875,000- Tha sum osMsu. urteu wmuufeotured iutp yarns soil a , diminish! therefore ited to the foreign iht^tl qn. as in a different 1 ffeladon to each other, aa well ha thtiftfett * powers, and base them. «k*«!y..*med with that of tgricnllure. In other. _ust ue idehl tnring and com . country ; and, t' i Aisled with the ^Tntereat, Ue K and the expr , into, tteae ote^meja Umr , gain*' moat aaeaaaarily flow j ottep- st hold - _ lions of bsgs of cotton must demon- ob by oineri l #»iiM miwb ii.wi 5(S£»S88®!hbSSI iu the transkiou stats, i Wa.MMjf. Af. rset, but‘oapoot !WJr. M* The cotton planleri ol the seize tha onuortnoity, fall ip and byfed^c tie .it ! the’hulk Is per cent, vea about ons-aixth of this frsigbt, which is equal to *145,* 833 saved in lreigbt on watte from a cropot 500,000 bales. The .manufac. ng of .the raw material at home saves'iuioiiie Waste ol 15 percent., and turns it to domestic accounts. Mqaitfoeti^ngjat hime for the for eign market adds two-thirds to the value the bulk; --Hence, one bale of cotton thus liianufacluieil is worth three of the raw cotton, say equal to *300. The crop cf *500,000 baleB manufac tured in Georgia, less 1C per cent, waste is 425^000 .bales manufactured products, equal to &300 per bale, which ia tqiial to the aggregate sum ol *137,500,000. This, then stands iagainst thp snm of *59,000,000, the vulu! of 500,000 bales sold in the raw state. There is, therefore, a balance in fa* vor of the country of *87,500,000 pro duced by converting the raw cotton -ipto a manufactured article. Add to fiia the stun of *145,000 paid on the waste when shipped and saved by manufacturing at home. Add also thefvalue of the waste saved and used at home, by estimate *100,000, and you have the aum $87,775,000 made sad saved to the country by manufac turing the ruw material. Hence it is perceived that you return to the pro ducers the value of their raw material, as iu case of sale mid shipment, aud nearly double that sum to them aud their country iu the proceeds cf the ■al* of the manufactured goods. This i to them or to the State, in iin- or iu specie, being that much er aud above what is now received and that is an annual result. Great and intetesting us this may em to the planters, the results of the country financially, politically and so- cially, are grand beyond any ordinary conception. Bach an annual increase of labor produOM-^aJr *87,000,000— throngh the agency of one commodity, produced by one plaas of citizeus, will andually increase this population and means, material and money, nntil the wealth ot the State can only be told cared, will have much to do with lead ing and controlling the manufacturing interests of Georgia. The gains of ihe cotton planter op tho orop of this year will probably be equal to *10,250,000. Four parts bl this, say $500,000, may, without in convenience, be appropriated to the purchase oi those localities, and will be sufficient, when added to ihiity- five factories now in operation, to spin —i, annually, the coftoh crop of Gpory _ s. There will then be annually *9,000,000 in thehanda of planters for tho erection and operating these fac tories to be erected at the several 1 lo calities referred to. The annual com- bination of skilled labor, and labor bf orhenrtM contract td for. 1 ' -- — .. PasUMaSuitli unit —sbe A! adtytiTairm. mu.t take the 1 the State hiihdredi of millions inly l Unt be by hundreds of millions Until towns 1 cities skpllite-bpilt where the lor* est'now stauds, and nntil thousands ol shall turn by the power of wa ns til the planters and producers iU stppls shall found and build turn them all; shall grasp there- byjall the elen jcuts ot power, bereto- “ by whieh govern. by wbioh laws are i«tfped, by which ght, the aria made teratnre of the conn* it; by which the i may bo defend ing grandeur ot exhibited in the K ^ben we (tell have in onr favor. Thei in. will capital flow t< /mi aubjeot to taejT gsjsji ^ .tide, jand immigration aa lunoat M'iBsiwr as- smte ttflliu on ue without an effoi ' our part, j “ ,aiw, will you ask where the ty la to cornu from ? I answer, the planters of the South flru if they please. They have the money v'I/.Unle*s lima used it must rou Again, let i a look at the facts.— First i All the water power at com* Georgia, now accessible by iavigation, ; is sufficient thq .;l*w material of ^ la latfdilion to driv-. try of all operations it •ufof#lwfag.tf#*V,. „ „ , _ or. want .*fi.»»torpn»U; they.'wulrttPIt mrecMary to c Mton or woolen milling, avaUthbumelvite / at. U“ opportunity whether it'be of wood or metals. oo.w.tel alter-’ • lands they cnl ia obligation fortbe wbioji _ plaagqqyt* interest Ota. willhavetbiso la#, to wit, that guarantee term and sbedredbrv. t neither wield wcwv4>eofc - ii 'The. material ores of are in richest profwioa 1 in oar limits everywhere, idea- . with the ,water referred lo—iron especially.— quality and quantity, * i and Alabama, Virgin- ■ P° r 7 E&w funnerbccaiion we felt called to the Legislature of ite of the resources m iron, as compared with Feunsylvadl' We then demonstrated, Ufacts are these: Tbo cqUon crop oi' is M ststed red pounds, iu paper currency of Ue eould only bo equalled by those of biteu States, after paying Vreigtes =,*«<! that the 'power, of the and charges to Liverpool from, Now l ‘^ u K u , lhu »g.euoy of the form Ti S)ld in Liverpool, is iSs.fll^l^woiihna^tLWud the New York shipper) pays in NCW fork **6,00, thus leaving lor him a balance of «8.84$ for his profits. 500 pounds, therefore, affiinis A bale of ~ - m fi^mG^rgiaot SW.ooo' bsire thus sold, will therefore New York slippers *H • Sffc.. j ias.*A ; jka JUiO’/ 83>lBAiiO tljrept exceeded Ue hitter. Hence ie opinion that in the sc- that derived from the cotton. We still think .Thirdly: The most interesting and BTWfible loualivies for wateir power iu itif»rg»>»re »ow in market at epecula- tive prices. They mast and will be tateu bold ol very =oon by some one. p.aloue that, we know of has power twelve months to convert half the of Georgia iofo .manufactured ids. all sorts, will cause'an appreciation of the property at tb&e localities nntil it shall doable, treble and quadruple the' prime coat, thereby affording i means td build aud carry ou thus ensbliug the planters td a priato other millions to the or coostruction of iqlercstiq; partant lines oi iisilrood. h f* happens now to be presen ! d s ing tbroughodl its entiro court richest, most varja^ and moat, abun dant resources of* vatus^td ‘minerals which can be found in the world. ‘ It lias also, along its line, the most am ple and abundant water power, for manufacturing. It is blessed, also, with the most salubrious climate, and a soil luxuriantly rich for agricultur al purposes. This line ot railroad can be engrossed' by planters with ihe use of a very limited amount of this years gains. They will then have a hold cn not only the manufacturing interest amt thejpower it affords, but they will have a clue to railroading. Here they will make their permanent homes, and combine their agricultural power with all other powers.' Here ..tlipy will annually open a market for'their products of cotton, receiye'it apd coo- vert it into a manufactured, p^pduct, to be shipped by themselves, W. direct lines oi exports, to its proper, deslinsr tion; for which purpose iliey will have transportation by land find by sea, aud financial and . mercantile agents at home and abroad. • You have, dow, sirs, the- erowuir suggestion which I propoacd^jm*] after stating the lacls heie enurao ' ‘ If the cotton planter, on receiyii these suggestions, 'should d ou bt tU- praeticability, the success, or the ben eficial results which they propose, we. have only to refer them to the estab lishments now operating in tbn,. tState. of Georgia Tile history oi one atony will sulfite. With, a capital of, jess ‘ than $500,000 it is making annuql.div idend of twenty per cent, paid quar ter] y, with a reservo fund, equal to, half its capital, invested in available securities. One of its largest^ stock holders SB wc learn iuvested 500 . doll lars in stock, from which he now bolds six hundred shares, worth J0(j lars, pacing him an animal , ( ’c oi 12,Odo dollars. In this establi nymt, however, (here is a lopr ‘ stockholders, aud vei planters. Such will at planters to manufactuilug estql roents which mult soon, within the limits of Georgia, H the cline these suggestions.^ Such is , liny, .qnd with the growth ol /that fu- terest the miner*! region of Georgia 1 will be developed in aid .qf jt, and IH open the latter, up-rwiU -mSSSLui. •» Jb Local reading coluui **g£g£££ •dvertisneeata tlM*y pubiUb, ainl i .ir faiU* <iuarlerly, Z} per ceui. couuUsiua w”* * ” ^plication fur tlUiuiuHion from Ail o*n., Guartli- m I *Mfi *iU Bneutonhlp * AppliedUn for leave to sell land, td for each 4Jdi’l. notfce to DeLtont and Creditor* Lead tialn, 1st m. 54, each addition’ ? to perfect service ni al to foreleee mortgages per witiarc Jtotai to wtafaUak kad papeu, per [tare Bultti compelling title* : Itoltt* to *terfL*t't service In divorcee: vs for llirindmil ad, &e^ by Adralnlntra fore repaired by law tu Ik '.I#, tha aiaalh, between Lb> «oon and S In the afternoon, at _ county in'vAiich the pruTtenrl- Ngtkvs ot thciM sales mast 90 glrui 1b the county where the land lies, it if.there la noimperiHiblUhed in tb.- ncarrtl tniLllr jpuu-HC, or the one I atfitialdtrabtiiA iuialdcaonty, oday* previous t.» Use day of«Uc. Kdt kus f. railroads wiil open the Iqtter.ur- Carry and wield both. s j,-, , , I have, now, gdntleiqen, ,submitted to yon what l had to say, and bare beg leave Ip commit tho, in«U*r'. lo yon, knowing that it is ^posited in the hands of those who have the pow-- eraud intelligence to dispose of it properly; iu which yon have my hearty wishes for success. From Virgin*—The Radical fin As Aasooisled Press dqtyjt Riph- Qund, Nor. 25th, says: 7 Tbs Hepublissa State Caoi«atiea-,t»da; adopted an addrstf to.pongrHa.ilt patff/< lhat Ihe election inyiiwiaie irae.a ConfK it* tnampn, * - lV — r - v 1 w * fraud, thf Re. instances (ntceap bjMnhWT secret df.!iheiBdputdidm<idafhstl «U( aubxdstion tio. .a.sepsrstp ,vfUo. ‘ •ath and diefnpahiaing oh been imerte'd in.ihe cSlilil of ihe rtcohMruction'< aJV. lion haee-iheiUtealeal coUSI licaeitih and ttaleemanahipof the .1 anduB^jarug «T CMsreash jtetlittea dSortyptl.M.io FteHW flWfty 1 “ ' gininthht (bepraint LeriiUli al Andf illegal, ahi pvenlf it ‘, ; et!l , eoaci'«i)eh l eds/ilf*t*4$'ir property qanitScartacnas-to «Msalyi«Uaapn)l theiaflucooe df ijolartd snrraxti^atuLprev Ttef„*plt4i*ilj»f*ri ‘ kb 1 1 who hire' Taoetred ifoe’ erxl VbhsjMiuaass^i^uiit. the hckanotti traiionVasd t^ed^tageUppleft <U N/l qoertingthe WeeiAnk»otmtV.fedvaban. poietwentc in YirfMa.8alpiM.tf AliBANYNEWS, SEMI-WEE) 1.Y CAREY HV STYLES TERMS: ONE YEAR $ <.00 SIX M0KTH3 * 3.00 THREE MONTHS 1.50 Advertising Bates t nd Buies. THK FOLLOWING TABLE OF CUA 1GK3 WILL UK ADR EKED TO^IN FTTU ll|: BUlv tor advr-rtfating are due on th' first ap]**araniv i.*a, rxajil «tieu pitiil in advance, rtijn of the paper, artisnueuu nu ... . tanrlie alltMiUted bycontr. ct, au.l th. n the addition*! charges will be r •qaiml: 2»V percent. colunm-s : ■ottoee ether than calHn tent h>u to new that tlirir unless a F.%ik “«« rates, *i.- BULKS & RATKs ’ Tor Legal Adve :tising. To County Oflicenrf who become re-.poii'ild.* * ** ‘ 'ilidb, ami | ay W will he all., rod, .SherilTlMeii, each levy, ■•rtgage fi laule.eaeli lew Tax t'ol. 4 “ dtathm for letters of AdminUtrali n and tiuar- |H‘ri v uni-l !h* giv- day. i e>lale inu*t for the .sale of pcr»unal p . nvit Uke liiAuud- IU daya nreviute* j Notice tu the deTdurs ana crvxlil.tr abb LB publbhed 40 dars. Notkw thataptfiratiun wUl be ma. e to Dte Court ot Ordinary for lea veto bell laud, etc., au.-f Ik* publLJied. tats a week for four weeks. Citallem for letters of AdmloGfra et«\, luiMt he IHihllRbeJ HU dava—to Admini.itration, (iiiardiansiiip ; dara .. ? ij »■ Rules of forevlurturo of mortg^g. Mtunihly for four monilw-for e^lah fur tho lull apace of three mout hr— f* , „ . '***“ Executors or AtlmlnUtrator*. after • U.ud has I o'three mouths, lied l» •rding given by. Um deceased, the full t-pac • ApuUwutioia t*>r HoiiKutamd luiiat t» . I*uullcalloa* will always be cunt in u I, the le^al requitomeuts, unless -CoimtfC - - - — 1 . UfopMda, Blanks iwatr Job OrricE. aud ltnnUtcl at 24 sheet*. yervfnw ofllienvare, *• vo»»*»ts*. lufactutiiigertqbljsk. fO If 6 S t 6 f £ tt $1 W a no 4 no : to ml U «v t>r»,' KxeCntnrs held Ml the fir»t hvqrs of lo ill the he court hoase in ■dtikitetl. inh imlilir ptz<4te there Ui any, ami oiijity, th< n in the * ig the hrgf-t it)iJ.t4itk>Nliaii‘ihi|»,' (I MIIL-tOWII iVoltl K CtVUtol.dlip Iti U* puWi*.|i«tl ugl.Kt |*a|w*i*, III{wllin r ; till< Would inform the public tl at t | receiving at tlCx r*th TWi*ie nrdereil. ly. iriuled at tlie tl. W per quire oi E. HILSMAV. man ibey are Btrana’ Old Stand, I)JVJTZXSOS 1 S BT7LD7XG, (J.\ 1 ’ROA7> f>T., Their Large tad well Nleetft Tiock of GROGEE DRY GOO CLOTHING, BOOTS HARDWARE,'TUf WA willow Wi i fact every thing usual i.-o«l .’iqj .1 .r- 1. 1 >V»UJ| yi,7* i»l4>l# >*l|cj would spe/lhHy caff stf< Blfintatioik Sii S.4 (.1 18.] .il r >l*a.fvi! 1 <* t'Aftia i v. JI*H ni- tpGfaperies I CoDslating of CP^M¥S.V,T"“’T L. i SALT. YLOUR, H O 1STO. 91. — j ntit uppeAratiLV of the udvertisemeu:. except j wh:u oilurwiLd ati*ug«;d by contract, and will l»e pieacuted wbea the money is needed. All advertisement* should be marked for a "f’toifitd time, i.ilidrwiao they will be charged un&rihe rule of so tuuih for the firit inser- aud so muok for each subsequent L S THE M. J3A.n2SrES Proprietor. Pine Street* Albanv, Geoma, («) Having recently completed this House, and put it in condition for the accommodation of guests, t he Proprietor pledges his earnest en deavors to give satisfaction. His rooms aro large <tud well ventilated ; his table shall be constantly supplied with the best the market affords, aud his servents shall always be prompt, polite and attentive. . A Hack is always at the Depot on the arrival of trains, to convey passenges to the House, and every convenience and comfort desirable ia guaranteed • ■ MERRICK BARNES. • ’i > * J.- Proprietor. ' Jan 1—Vf. , ] . A . ISAACS HOUSE, Hotel and Restaurant. MEALS AT ALL ILOUP.S. Cherry Street, MACON, E. ISAAC’S, Pboi-bietoe. GA. tell tuaml Irubl I hi* IlutcL Si*i4. .7, lSC9-lst January. w. c. itEwtrr. K. W. HEWITT. HEWITTS’ GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. FAKE 83 00 PER DAY Tiie Best in the City. May 4—Gm BROWN’S HOTEL Opposite Depot, !TIacou,€aa. E. E. BROWN k SON, Proprietor!. T his wbll known house has been refitted and repaired, and is now one of the NEATEST HOTELS in the State, and the most convenient in the eity. The Hotel is supplied with everything the markets affords. Macon, 3ep,.lM IMG7 104-Gm E. It. * VS*U N, II. J. WIL.NON, J. I.. CALDWELL lif»r;ia. Virginia. AUlaiuu THK OLD TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA U. S. HOTEL, ATLANTA, GA. Sassofu, W ilson & Caldwell, Propr’s. S.-|.t:VI, IS®, ♦'peai'a Fruit 1 j. i r. f. Bnraox.ae.k. 'reserving Solution, at WELCH’S CORNER. . . j TO TEACHERS. Tbe IVatiooal Series of School.Books coif PULSING Parker & Watson's Readers and Speller*, Monteilh & McNally’s Geographies, Davies’ Arithmetics, etc., etc., am the A;1 .(tU-tl StandarJ for Stato Uniformity in all the Public Schools of A L A U A 3fA,LO UfS IA X A , NORTH CA ROLTXA. Publishers' 1».>vri|»tive ('atolu^ne, comprising over •tun ftirt«-r.*i»t work*, mol A]M)ciuun copy of "Ethintliuiixl Balh-tiu," wilt fr*?«*. Frirtj for nrrt introduc tion or fKnmnatii.il. A. S. BARNES A CO., Pal/*., nov y-".i ill and 11J William St., New York. LIVERPOOL. UIUECT TRADE WITH EUROPE! J. U. A^UBDIIn.E, of Sew Oi deans, J. 9. HUTTON, of Macon, Ga. J. H. ASHBKIDGE & CO., Commission Merohants, -AND— ■ nil General Purchasing Agents* LIVERPOOL. * f — VlfliMW ••* O >»Jai l('»]*i»* it : ■ ,. ASHURIDGE, $>11TH t CO., : *«>J Wi NBf OitiAll.v" !“i 1 OCrtsignnieWs Solicited. Particular alien- tiid giveiv to thdaale nf Soul hern Lands te European jCapitaUata and . intending^ laaii- fetauts. Orders for ‘ foreign goods executed on best possible terms.' Iffwlfo yktn-ljr 1 • j*. laay cards. STROZEK & SMITH,* Attorneys at Law, ALBANY, GA. *vi:.'g iKvupinl tlwir new room*. (I P staim . ^'Elt OLD OI'HCCj, wuuiil fo* i4«^»M.*d tu Sr» itirir okl HivLlv, ami a- many new one- a« mar tov-r then* with their patroua*r<*. .Albany, (ia., Oet IMtft-ly lit Joseph Armstrong, ATTORNEY AT LAW ALBANY, GA. SOT* Office oo We.hington Street, ia CHUNK'S BUILDING, (0- dp staies. July 2d, 1869-ly dTh.pope, ATTORNEY AT LAW ALBANY, GA. - Will give prompt attention to any business entrusted to him, m all the Coui^s ol Dough erty and surrounding counties. Jan. 1, 18«9 ly . j. whig in*. L. P. D. WARREN WRIGHT & WARREN, ATTORNEYSAT LAW- ALBANY, GA. W ILL practice 111 the several Courts ot Linvand Equity in tnis Stale t.nd the Circuit Courts of the United Slates tor the State of Georgia. Also attention given lo COMMISSION in BANKRUPTCY. Albany, Jan. 1, IRfitt. ly HICHAKD K. HINES RICHABD HOBBS. HINES & HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ;albany, ga. Will practice in DOUGHERTY and the surrounding Counties, in the Supremo Courts of the State, aud the United State* Circuit Court at Savannah ; and will attend to busi ness in. South-West Georgia generally, by special agreement. marchSO—ly BROWNE. TEA, CHEE8B, pickles, jurto, OISTE IS, SALMON, sfenoA -jjmk4c! kg? snu %d Jfiw wu teaWw an (.af.iwrd^s CTUER VJjrfcjtiAR lereraud Livery antl Saie Stable, I ( .ni v i: ft iji J 'l t e eiuety-r.rn i r HORBHS. HACKS; PH2BT01TB, ! * 1 •C'AKRIAGES ANb BHCTOIES, J ( .filial ■ i l.bj .sq *.• ALWATS RkADT FOB j CUSTOMCBS AID THf Tsadzum (Jood Stable b4*b for Stack, And Ample teuuqiuiuuauuqa^iui mlt f '-ATKIMsi' opposrrw OUSE; ALBANY, QA. , Albany. Jane 18u 18G9—Cm j jitoleiff /.j I ^ftniariau*: i fiairiations ~For ale at JPuhlic' One of the Best £WMK MftHT \..a •tTfrrr'.. - ( ro’tAnU , ormOioniiimiWkBMkiiiitMiihtS t'fotrtUaa. 'ewsp»p*rs lor aalt Citiomcri. ■ _ a'n'd 'Notices Monrtd O'nicrs from BmliiesiMes t^tiiSSfKWetiitA aw ,mr> .1 ret -"tit Qranite BloelqAtluU, Oo. i lo i Wofiiiuxtaa Si;,' A than jv 42a; t, * S DiP 1 Ufrfio jfi 51 J)y . .pIDUs Oi. AlfKillalL No Horses *4 BSfjfia to Mrt m ScnUtj, ' •GISI‘xH0a2L 34.. Auiui aiR •at -Uh dilmyy v^MAmV. fo v:to fi.ctii. .;. ) aaoepW* L-iinfctfthq t vt* th t'^ib r>ti Vi 1 Practical Watchmaker Sl Jeweler. mu fiLt HE fineet watches repaired—broken and worn parts made new; Jeweling and lectro-gihiing, all at moderate prices, and warranted. Also, GENUINE PEBBLES to suit all ages. W3T At HOWARD & TURNER’S. Aitg 27, 1809-ly On Broad Street. Purely a Southern Institution -THE— PiedmontLife Insurance Company OP RICHMOND, VA. ( :0: ) Authorized Capital $1,000,000. Capt’l p’d in & sec’ly invest’d... 100,00(» Assets 1st April, t«C9 — 407,121 Pole’s issued first 18 m’th’s work 8,000 Income same time, over 450,000 Dividends paid on Life Policies...40 pr. cent (:o:) VY. C. CARRINGTON... .President R. H. MAURY Vice President CHENRY PERROW..Md’cl Av’sr J. J. HOPKINS Secretary JAS. E. WOLFF, Supe’ntend’t Agnts R. W. TUCKER, Manager Branch [Office for Georgia and S. Carolina. DR. T. STANLEY BECKWITH General Agn’t for Georgia, Augusta d. Lvistta, .Agent al Albany. DR. W. L. DAVIS, Medical Examiner. may 25, 6 mos. OOTTON. PLMTATION! SPLENDID OPPOJff tf^ITY FOR IjrVSSTMENT ! OottOn PMmittg Copartnership Invited. On^-half interest in one of the Beat ppttou | Plantations ia hluldle Florida, togeUmr with half the provisions, Stock, and Farm ing Implements on the Place for Sale. _n :tH « "i . ... 1 it impossible to give my personal atten- my plantinr-Intere^. I offer for tale k hwlf omr.m 11 j. —Wl an d also one-half luterwt In PtotMom, Block, Fanu- ine IntolemeDU. and the entire outfit.* 1 StoWSgoagyUtos 200Q.»cr»-lfl5o in a hi«h state 1 of cuHiTatlon, adder first-rate repair and yields an av- iassassEasg-gB-. ^lorjuinlacrevnt fora. tx tlo next. &SJrtjToirori os t!.UT^ua)tep»)wtr for ml. psreurethe rrrrlces oft cupartnrr oiilhnplue; onrmbol.rrlUIJr, rip^irKrJ. .ixl willlo, l<> pfffo«S« pjriU-J.ni apply to fc* aiiby A Reid, tm*?,.: an.Mobvttn^TWfmn. !' At chambees, , -'-••I- September t8tu,1869. / ORTH 80BEBI0K 00DST ooeopyia, Of. Sonyer Court eke basinets ot ItnG Coart bu ltrgelr > • muUted and is verr mneh.Tt forded, tathi Wti*.; „ the session of C Hiren under my bind japKod: 1.). JcWi eLNUi) i .. ,.Oet6j 1869-td . . ;..4.B.O 8 W; C xuJ ii i