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'SAXA1N AH TgCJi forcibly rai—Bai conmoii iSons&Gi FACTORS tied to tnko counsel o H. Pottle, one of the m *11, read the following uuanlmotuly adopted' ion Merchants ALB.iNYi GA. There is enough of pnblio Hb- mortifieaUon that the p compelled in primary ■ themselves, when assaili letrate, who otfgh t to be It Is known that-Ben in May last in lhaJowi T. Pattison &, jft BBO., DEALERS Df TOBACCO, PIPES, LIQUORS, *C. it u also known that thedrilUng was not by a conspiracy, bat by the dM of one individual; U is also known that leadiu,oilissaa of Ah* I «*»&««■« ofjiem officers, of justice, ten- ddradtfieir services to theVKinr in aldof|ho InWj.it Is slso known thst -lbn family of the debaaaed persistently refnMto girewhat in- formation they professe<Mb*Aa», to the offi- oers of the law ;.it is also kjdi^tt that the At torney General of the Stpta visited the family of the deceased, and offendth'e protection oi the State in f roseouting the xrarderer if they wouln dirulgs his name, they refus ed; it is also known that while, like Soperlor WAsmyaroy srsi sr— J. BEHBIEN hearing the Grocer’. Provision, Liquor, Hardware, Patent Uedi< ii t leqee,;-! • j. COTTON FACTOR | the court house, and refused to go before that Ibody wiih any accusation; It’ll also known , I that the family oommnnieated freely wilh the Lb 1 mlUtary, and made affidavits, and that the I military failed tojiiniah the eivil authorities I with any information; it is also known that -I the telegram whiolsorai pent from Atlanta to | Washington, pnrpoiting'’to < be’an appeal from • In number of the atkius family to the nation. " I waa prepared in Atlanta, ad bronght to this WI county fo* signature to mratidheiare material -1 frejJoliticsl effect. | | We protest against this wanton and wicked ’5 laotofa faithless Erecntire... , We lament all 1 violations of law- Wearexead. to uphold I the arm of the law .against HI wrong doers, I and against him who is peopling that arm I by repeated eiereiseof Executive pardons. , I We Wait liberty regulated by law, freedom to > Ipumue our pursuits without hindrance. We . I want no aid from, the military authorities; I the people are mil willing to maintain (he iiteg | tity of their own institutions within the pale CX^EBHATHD ALE, Confioss himsslf oxt laalvoly to Dry Ooodo aad Clolhiog, Boots, S hoes end Hats, Notions. &o, aad by giviagUs * —" * “ L ‘~ frisads and o ‘ gsaaraHyfau been qaleoted shd gentians cation of UV; IRON FRONTS FOR STO PUBLIC BUILDINGS, AC. Special attention given to the repairi Machinery of ail Kii ££?“ Orders solicited, aad satisfl guaranteed at MACON PRICES, with ti Alban/, 0a., August 8d, ’69-til 1st J view to the taste a id stjla of the ladies himself that aa axaml- hia efforts to alevata Win. Henry I Woods, COTTON FACTOR AND Dress Goodian jTrimings, Balmorals and Hosi iry, Oaitersand Shoes, Glo-res, Cotsets and Calicoes, Whitt Good s;and Mourning- flaailemen are invite i la oxamlno tbo Snoot stock of ready made clotiing, Feed, Sale and Livery ISAVANN. ON A CASH BASIS. Vaihiufton st.. Alba ly, (in. SOUTHERN -LABOR tBOeLGIl- ’est to the im Sunday, ‘8 prepared at all timea to advance liberal ly c*<conaign»t*ta of Cotton for sale in .vanmsh, or for ahipmeat to hie correspon- UTFACTI } A Sforemeoi hois the I Celloa and Sagai I The cotton and sugar arc I are not usually gaffiered heft j frequently Hot before the L I The harvest of these staples I begin in earn eat'fHi a time I the grain and -grass crops [Northwest are completely l I wht two call “harvest” in this latitude i»jan. | tlrely over by the middle of Septeujbef, when | cotton picking at the South hia net fMly be- | gnu ttnf Sane grinding Is still a month din. [ Uni, It ocourred to Nonthftn pbffitbrs that the laborers wh6 had ffiilshra the hsrvestjn the West might be employed U assist in-se curing the ci ops at the Sow^and a.^number of them came to Illinois apiTnidtanain Octo ber to look for hjMds* They' 'succeeded • be yond their expectations, iMMiTClnraed wiUt a force of industrious laborersjpbfficient to pick •their cotton and grind their cane independ ent of-the unreliable negroes whd, in some places, leave the plantations-at the fiine when they .are most nfeeded. One planter went to Chicago and chose twenty-six meat out .of Addrees, or call on y' FIRE!!. FIRE!! a!Commission rPPJIPAlj.i'h .• }8avannah,Ga. irket; and parente ara especially referred t > large and elegant James Baqos, r Newton, G». avannah, Ga. * ATLANTA, OA ' - ' J. MHHCHa<wwA!|»^ai>:»S nr. n —ai—■ 1 INSURE IN THE >L London anc not usually k fall when CAPITAL $17,000,< Rates same oa an first COTTON RaCtORS A GENERAL Iraente, and relying uj on the superior quell- forpeat liberal patrol age, eqd respectfully ■WHOVIDE PORYOUKFA By Insuring in the itlon to ihe' sale or Cotton, inbor. Liberal advances on eprll20, 1869—tf ASSETS (11,000,000. AH kinds of Policies issued upoi ' i . - ■ , Up. rates, . ,. ~ j . . . JOS. E. JOHNSTON .It s I Gqal. Agents for Georgia A WESTBROOK k 1 qot 1 9-8m Ag’nts A Cotton sava: perceives in tkemliule beglabing Isa of a gnat system of aiiSBaaj wbleh will be adtUatageons to Gw and employed, and afford aaatlefi tioa of the labor problem. It ta] There have recently arrived tnl from the West, about 1,000..skill' '.RCBANTS, ASK THE ATTENTION 0 f reasonable ra ■ed lo above pi ker, Wetherill & Oo, sronrnxa, Duiot A Gxowsna i»— PE&NSYIeVANIA ' GOODS JE ptablisl pitIBBET, SAVANNAH, GA., ! 1 •3- - ATfOBSE Vh 1 } ■ r r •orinM • ", 2rK2 L'= M