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From iht Avgusta &*•/*Wiek. t4MI If wy Wod j wants local# at |.rcwt, he Jill j have to aiauutacture and bring them to u*>. ib feet L, the rawest re beat has dried u|> every t thing * h'nt welted, and our local Kiit*r h* f •eon flt m “dry up’’ also. IU ituhd cmt tbla morning lb quwt of an item, but wa* no overcome 5 that Dm*© who met bita ifiwrted be had eoiac thing heavy in bin hat, which ho indignantly a sure# wvu not tht: oa*, and uevor ia. To |rc serve bln reputation for eanHy, he ha* ftidurtolu- , etl tokoep out of the sun. So he retreated to his sanctum ami relie’ -l • bit overcharged fooling* in the following thuf gercl: TfeC •‘Local” Drauunrrth Ihr Weather Oh, (or koum- shady fountain With lu clear and crystal pool, . Souae siiow-loppod. wood-r laid mountain Any place, lu fact, that'* cool! Mortal* who'ro cash in plenty, Loauriating at the rnriug* Voti can’t understand the torment". This scorching weather brings tiring* to a tuna in the city, One of the ‘•Can’t gat a wave,” Scorching and grilling and (Vying. In the tlaming .Inly days. • Seorebing and roasting and frying ’Twixt wall* of red-hot brkk ; I ih elare I’U geo to tlio mountains, • if I bav to go “on tick.” Ml Udydooi in fanning, Tuccaeingl) and fast, With never a though i of dry goods, Its love of shopping past, itiven tb'almighty dollar , About half Its charms hua lost, And minor# invest in the ice trade, And don't ear* a flg for the cost. [The “Local'’ attempts! h to de*rihe hi* inde •eribaldo sensation*.) IlcoiUngin the aun-ahina .Stowing in the shade, Two days more auoh weather Will melt mo I’m afraid. Baking in the dav-time, Uotiiug through the night. Longing for tli darkuesM, Thou longing for day light. Thermometer* all ran ring Over d-L Some going to KM), And even something inure. Craving nunglit hut tin Ida, ritounrch loathing food, K'aturtle soup at such time* Needs ice to urako it good. No comfort in tobacco, To smoko it or to chew, Wbdfo's the fun of smoking Wlmoi every tiling smoke* trio t’HU t afford t<>th< w it, (lot no j ultra to kiac, And exp’ itoration Most he don* by him who chew*. Shall 1 seek for item* Through the ati-tmi* aud lane.". * O'er the biasing side walk* Burning up w/ brain* Steam lag puddle* Rending Up their deadly ga Compelling me to hold nv Proboscis a* f pass— MO I*H see them {Here the post cared in—fainted aud wan found with Me head in thcepittoon, insensible.) A SOUTH*** Whiti; Si.4Vk.~-The following advert eminent appear* in th psiroui column of one of the New York paper*: “A Northern whits alave would like her freedom. Slavery’h chisel har wrought out for her the imperative nonentity fa free homo. No favor* aro nolle lied where woot and *ot aud siuut so darken the vision and aert thesowseieues that a piece of Hod * work manship, purely white cannot las appreciated. If there is a Northern mtm who would urystsliKO a few of hi* heart throb* into huiuodiato action, b,y lUrniahing uictuna of employment for an intelligent domestic white slave of Northern manufacture, he will please nddr as While Top*/, Brooklyn Host* office.” I%,thv and most wotidorful cure effea. , tsd by patent medicine, i* said to be the fol lowing “A boy bad swallowed a silver dollar. An hour afterward* the boy throw up ilia dollar, all in small ehauge, principally live cent pieces.” Never marry a lunu because he is haudsoiue 1 ho will think too much of bis own beauty to tuko pride in jffbn. „ UMirSftrgn thak {r.x*i..-.lt is with uarrow minded people a* with narrow ncckod bottles, tl<... less they have in them, the morn noise thev make ia pouring it nut. SSAnetlCB or DRi-ATt’R County. -The follow Ing statistloel fuels may ho interesting to our 1 readers. Wo are indebted to Mr. ii. It. Over. ) street, tho oeusus taker for them : Total population, 11,281—Wh item, ~74; Slave” Ml 5. White Males 2,Hb\ White Female* 2, HIM Idiota /, ! Leaf and dumb I I Lunatics 2 Free Negroes* ’ o Lawyers n ! Physloians 2t Military Companies I Dentist* I Tailor o Oagtierrcnn Artists | Churches rtj Public Journal* printed 2 Sunday School* q Academic* * Commorvßohonl* |,v Cotton and Wool Factories y Steam Saw and Orlst Mills Dry Good* Storos Hi Drug Stores :t Family Groceries .1 Retail Driukiug Shop* IU Temperance Societies I Hotel* o Ladies’ Charitablo Sovietio*.... 1 Masonic Lodges y ttiiHit-lul Funner*. I'erltaps in RoUtinf aro farmer* more wiwtcfal •ban in tbo utnnagetuoul, or rather trout of uiau agetncut, in tbeir manure. .Should onvliave his granary robbed every week or so of fifteen or twenty dollar* worth us grain, he would moke a fraat Aim about it, and probably offer a liberal reward b-r the detoctlou of the thief; yet this Mkuio man will allow hi- uianuro to Ho spread ••ret hie cattle yard, exposed to the t-ktoblng raine of spring whioh frequently carry more thau the above amount of the ebnnunU of crops con* iallied in hla wumtre forever beyond hie reach - and he allow* thi* watte to occur year after year. alf it wa no aort of consequence to him. If thi* practice was true only us ike owner* ol prai rie eoil, the caae would be different : but it > to be Been iu part# of the country where umnitre li most needed,yea, where It* pre.*ervatn>uniulon vmy in u* ue are of the ututo*! importance to the success of the farmer lr'urnicrs have licen told of fhn thing *o often through our agrluultu ml prcM. Ihat one would think it no longer to he reiterated. Why i* thi* ? Has tho subject be como to them such a hackneyed one that thev no louger give attention to it, or do they mostly he long to the class who take no uMr dovoted to the interest* of their calling f The velee of the agricultural preea ha* for a hall a century Wmt raised against thi* waste of mauure, a* well u against the akiimiug proreaa of cultivation o universally practiced iu many part* of our coun try. Their empty barn* and giauarim should appeal u> them Iu a wavitui to bo mUumleratoud! Tlieir field*, so barren looking, all overrun with sorrel, skffuld reprove them f>r such dereliction of a duty they owe to Ihvlr children and to Ihetr country, as well us to themselves ! liut farmer waste also Iu the application of it on grouud which needs draining, whu hair the value of the manure expended in draining would produce almost infinitely better result*. Again, they will lavish it ou the field* already rich, while they have other* sufforiug for want of it. Hut it eeems impossible alum ft to change the eour.-e of i many, however prrjodical to their Interests that oeunr may W->*fld the Country fhrntl.mnn, to gether with iwr agricultural press generally, will still need to reiterate llio oft repeated injunction. Farmers, save your manure *—G<. <►*/ Wiurto wo i! a fir or Ennui.—Uo into tbe attio and look over all tho old rubbish. Yew will be sore to And something interest lug, and -omc thlug to do. Whstto imi n i Kit u tiik |li.im -tin and •eethe poorex and sicked t.smili*- within your knowledge. H’hat to ru> in aI n ..I tiiv M i ss. Think oewr all the kindue** y ,u have received. and the nmaoer in rhiok you have repaid them. Hew Pnnvxmt llrrrovs rnojj rouine urr rwou CioT*es. .\ c' as they •wvutue cut them off, and sew them on good with i. •iron* double thread Integrity, however rough, 1* bettei than smooth dissimulation. Corn lias much improved by washing before roasting, as potato#* before cooking, for these who dislike to drink dirt. A Bcxca or Rosa*.—Wo saw to-day a bunch of some thirty large full-blown rose* growing no ewe sum of seven or eight, inches in length. This enormous bouquet was grown at tbs Mission Van /Vaneasco JJuUttin. Two lUb Tamos.—First, to talk of remrseK without being rain. Second, to talk ot others wHhoot ilenler } LIFE ILLUSTRATED. ’ 4 Flttrtr Class Pktuitol Famifr N*vppt dt -2\ signed io cncooraip* i Spirit of f10p.., MmilDo-is, HeJf BoUaace sihl Aetirnv meouath*/ |raep>t IU ---lusfriK Life in £n its Phase* lliilei the appropriate : iiraiiinim of tkiwertii Liter*tuin-osiw/fllkll oripma! Lssays, litstorirnl, flioßraphii-al and tn-wniftivs—R4” itortal, (.’ity and Vkhiity, Rural Allans, H. insoringa, Note* t>f Tmvid. lof >nmti"n, w<* rhall ssdridof t Kite su*J itiau* rss will Sol fait to be of Udcresf lo ait VVuh thf aamio-r (hr July M.wr. o mine need n •*. •■* ul aiiM k* euliik-d, THE BIIILDEU. In wbt,''ll wc will give ur.i'.iintl d|rti<h*i* Midi all ll|||•lfnofls Rr ownUarV fluHiltna* **f all kinds or taa n rial—lone, awid, brick, ronrrrric. These arttrics have been prnparad ky l prsclß'al irdritsct, end “ill ‘■inlirac.'iiiNlrurtioMii IU l>>*tgnß, Orrfiin*. Mfc*onrv. iWrpentry, fhrutiMa, i'lutuhiuff—nud iii.U- l,rv rythina counocMai m ilhttmilriing. MFC ILU.RTR ATm* Wlllhc published weekly at At a year, nr tan copies for #1“. Apwrunfns sent he* A*eut* ahomil row 1.1. Hi. WLI.I.H. wti* :tfl*r Itroudwav, N. Y. mrrmirtuNK*. imtucKsira* OCTAVUS COHEN & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IOK till. SALK, RRI ItinVO AMT) rf>RW4RRVRR 1)1 COTTOIST, SAVAXIAH, CDOKCIA. -IINU B TO Joseph 11. Mill, K*i| Columbus, (la Messrs It.UI, Moses A t'o GeotgS ll.nffntron, Ks| * Mwsars flail A Dealer, ttichaid Joaea, Ksq,. Montgomery, aim Charles T Pollanl. Kq *• jul'!.)” hi \otlcc— #2j Kcwanl. RTRAYED, orktoltn ffnin the riuhsrri ...her al I'omltow u, Hrhley county, Georgia, ImflCPkori lh utifLt orthc7iti non. ’ irown or ZjlMawllb” h Horse, rather above ihe ordinary hei*m. r-islit or nine years old. blind In the right eye from a lick from tin- lash -left fore shoe off; no oilier marks recollected lam apprehensive Ire was rode off, and will give the above reward tor the horse with proof sutli lent to convkt the thiol, or a reasonable compensation for the hr*e alone, or Information tltut may lead to his recovery. Address, Pondtown, Rehlejr county. Ga , JAMKM G. HNU'KM July W, lAW—w4t. 82 Iteuard. M N A WAY froth the subscriber on Rundey audm lYlh met. a N-k>” Hoy nnuied Fhninersoii, fthoni V* years of line; 5 feet g nr 10 inches in /jK keichtt welftrs shout Itffl |wun<ls I tin said bov in iimhrtioud, Va., May llth, IUV, ■■ss" l Dunn, Cole it I’arkes, nrnl presume he may try Hi Ret hark there. I will give llm above reward for lii"eoiiltnnineni m any tail so that I can itet him PATRICK CAI.JIOIIN t ulna Mpntiga, Ala. Julyt6iv.’U # HOW TO DO GOOD ANDGKT “••All* f'ORIT.’ Take an Aenry for our I'uhlknflons The terms are such them can he no |Missihilny of Ins*. Kver) Family Will, he ghul to ohlnln some of them, for pui • tiruiars nddreoc, I OW I I H A U f 1.1. H, July!) w4f m Rrondway, N V. Greenwood & Gray, WILL CONTINUE TIIK WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION BUSIKTHinn f* ‘ AT ilirirold Mintul, rtior itie corner of ltunt<l|l (Greets, in thiiilty. Tlmy arc pre.purnl to eitond ail oaiiul in then line, and to ftiriiisli H-h'cihk, R,pp and Twine, or any other det>cri|lionof Gooilm. when or i den rt They avail tlMloselvea of tltii* ntotliod of ten dering tlieii aeivices to Ho |iulilic, with the awwiani-e i that uroiopt attention will in* Riven to nil biisinena | nonlitled to their eare. # K. h GUK.N Wtlilli, WM I fHIAk ColußihHs, July le, wtf in Valuable Land* for Sale. I offer ui the public oiv valuabls Plantation r< v.’iO ofu hhdi nn In cMltivatinn. Tin A-! r“o'i'> Is mill timbered, n part of whir Ii i -1 swamp orniarwh. which could, hy a litile expend it it re, he made us valuable land ;u any in deorgiu. din Uouc, screw and oUh*( htiildin*r> in good repnir. Wa ter, liealth, and hoc iety all good \ Julyfo-vv t L.HHOVNTON. War ! War! War ! IS REt I*HKI* AOAISST FAtMN OK A.Nv’KINtI MX DIU A. W. ALLEN’S i SOUTHERN LINIMENT! AND every H.iuihernrr will ho aaiislieil by using j one Dollar's worth tlml they have no liirtheruse for Northern Llnimentx I'm Fnimly nnd IMunlnlion I lIU It iltta no equal II ciiren ItheumalUin, .\eiunl*la j MtmlnS, Hrni*ee, linrio', Fnuli CitfH, Pains in (he Hack or Linihs, Cholic in tunn or beast, and in the on- j ly certain moody known for Uimd Mintri:eo< inllorseN j mid I'very one will tlinj m n *viltg ot time and mo ney **y keeping a supply otihntul. (t7*PrnpftMd hy in A.W. Mt.F.N. dohtmhas, Ot. None genuine W‘tttio<i4 the SiKiiiliire nnd Meal of A. W. AI.I.EN Pot sain h) I Hu I MART A CHAPMAN and J. W. BROOKR CuTiliiilois. WAKTun —tt responsible jagctit in every frotithern town nnd villa ye. II ‘C AUTION TOBVr.lt VllOltV—Don't use any morn Northern Liutno nl until you Have yivi ii the •Southein Liniment a fair liial. (F.imritATi; 4'UM'UBis, Msy 1.1, IN3K. Dr A. W ALLK.N Dear Hir: Allow ns to press*l j von Ilits certificate lor your HoniJiern Liniment. W j have used over a hundred holt lei of your valuable medicine liming ihe liudyenr, nnd do rod hesitate in snyinglhnl we never saw a l.iainmut equui to it, and have lined nil Muds. Wf have iiM'd youM Air t-llolie both fur Negroi-- nnd Horses, uiul in no tiMlancv has it foiled to ell eel Hpeedy relief We consider ti nn in valuable medicine for Cholic, Npiauu, Drutaes, Hwel lin*N, I'rrHh Wounds, * ,and would not be without It tor any consideration July 17 -wtf. J. VERNOY k CO. Two months after dote application will he msil to the lion. Court ufOidinary flit Chattahoochee county, for leave to well A certain parcel of laud, amt a negro, belonging to tin eatnlc ot James Kelley, deceased. ÜBORGK II KKLLKY.I. RZEKIEI. WALTER*. “ July 11, ISA.—wni piiv?im si i\o! r I'M IF. undersigned are daily expecting a large I supply ol tins popular lortilr/er, purchased from the agent ol the Peruvian government and warranted genuine. Prion lour dollars per tote hundred pounds, or #7B tier ton ot’ROOv pounds. Term* uarh iu all oasr*. OotM-wtl GUN BY A CO. !■:. ( . (OUIIETT, BROKER ami Dealer in SLAVES, .SAVANNAH, OKORGIA. lX7ll.|>kitpcSMsMly on band a good sumily of Virginia aad Gsorgm Negros*fhr sale lie will also revolt e. buy and sell lor those dealring hi* servi ce*. Hit alNitprepaiod to make the uniisl advance* ou piopertv. both real ami |iroiial. left m to* ibarge tor * lie ***,c Hear tbe I'otn-ki llonie and Post Olflt'c. .lull I. IWW worn. FOR SALE. Til I. Sole, riio r. desiring to wove West, of- It'iA In- rc-i 1-mo for Milo, containing 400 juris of good upland (mixed) oak and hickory, and pine, 100 aero* clean'd and in cultivation, 800 finely Umbered* and In one mile ol Fort Maine#, the terminus of the .S. W. Railroad. It is <me of the plctp**un>t places in the South, and Ihe water n um'vceptlouslc. Cull and co it, a* 1 atn deiertuined to sell. rviNlßl. M. lUU NKW. June 20. wJfui |< 575 REWARD, |A lUNAAVW lr*n the uh*.-fiber on tire Sint In-i PF.TKR, a ncjro umn about JH or 316 yearn of ***., dark >mj>li < tnl.it rt orNu bt#h. ami wcili* ah.iut 146 m I.So pouioln lie in ! NUppOssd lobe cither about ‘the resblencs of tbo hiv derntsiied, near tile on villa, or u< l olumbti*, O*. Tbe above icwAnl will he paid tW Id* Mppiclwnnion ’and delivary to khi. uci m ttnwtUrliee, M. *i 5*40 il lodged in sny * ah’ Jail •* that l.sn get him. r t noYKiN. .ImboSi wba Oswttebec. Ihiseetlcountv Ala. SFHIMi MMIIS! I. il. viiiKi-rX t. lt.Mlo:it*A fo\ V'loills A t.o,ml.'ll'*. WK are proMffad to take orders for cither of tbe ahnvo celebrated Machines, attd particularly invite those wi-hin- to purcliaae to call ami *ee them befoi# purv'hasiui; eUcwhcrv. t*('All at our AUCTION’ ROOM. Julytt dStufife 1 , KLLIH A MATHIb. THOS MACKENZIE & SONS. luipoiten of SADDLERY HARD-WARE, M AN V’FACT URKRH *OF PL.VTED COACH AND GIO HAMEB, AND DKAI.LMM IN CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. ‘l'l'l nltttmore-a|. Near Charles, BALTIMORE. Ok.lV IM—wl* HUM: THOM ASTON LIME, PLASTER PARIS, AND ROBENDAI.E CEMENT. Jl’kT Rt . .'..1 ftii Male by t D r roiSM.N r-m,u:\s a turnipseed, 1 ATTOKNETS AX X.A.W, FoRT GAINED, A Will prueticn in Clay and adjoining Couutius lu tlcorgiu, andin Honrv onriutv, Ala Apr*‘ i ‘tht- wlf w. *. JoKMMON. 4 r. S. RV'CKEB. JOHNHON A RUCKER, ATTORNEYS A.X X-A.W, CI'HHKTA, OIIATTAHOOCHKK COUNTY, QA. WILL give prompt attention to ail Misinrss entrus ted m their rare throughout the I'ainula Circuit, ml the counties of Talbot, Ifurris, Marion, Taylor und|ftrhl*.y, of the < battnitoorbae Cir* utt. Fsbrnarv ttl, 1 b&U-w Iv at. A. .io\i:s. Attorney at Baw, UNION MI'RIMIS, AI.A. WILL practice in the different Omits in Macon and adjoiningcoonti** rttri. i attention given to the eotteetion of daiuio feliJl—wftru L, . —■ . , r nr ., j: . . T. J. t. I \ V. ATTORNEY AX I.A-W. Ili MILTON, (iA. Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to bis care. .lan2B 180S—wly. Thomas IV Cobh, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I'HK.STON, Webster County, Ga. Wilt praetire in the counties of Clay, Cbftttn hooehee, W'ebstor, Early, ilandolph, Htewart and Sututcr. I'uriieulsr attention given to eolleoting [and reuiitting. Jau2d 1 f*f#7— wtf. WM. it. MI.AM. IHAhMUS OI.IVKK. ■Olaiii A Oliver, ATTORNEY A.X LAW, BDENA VISTA, .MARIONpd'NTy.OA. Will praetioo in the counlimiof Marlon, Macon Htowart. Taylor, Chattahoochee, and any of the adjoining eountics, when their servicei may be reuuirod. Also in the District Court of the Uni ted States for the District of Georgia. Bepternhcr 11,1 HAS. —wtf. s>. si. wtnflbrd, Attorney at Law, UI.AKELT, EAIU.V, i'n.. ii A. Blakely Ga., April 2, 18 off wtf. Jm. A. ricmliiK-ii, • AX*'Z‘3tUXrJK V AT I.AtT And Hot ti l t or*in r t liaiictr) , ABBEVILLE, HUNKY COUNTY, ALA July 11>, 1868. —wly. Rogers & Hehruffeureld, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. VIENNA, Dooly County, Georgia, s. ft'JMKK*. M. JtKOIUFHiMUr.It>. May 27, 1860. Tw Fine Piano*.. T'OR MALIC very low, by T July 12d2wRt Cl. Lid A MATH le. Shorter, f ham hers A Shorter. ! ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KVFAHLA, ALA. Will prarMiee in Harbour and the a.ljoiniug ’ “Untie* of Alabama and Georgia* k. h. an outwit, w. n. ihamr>;ii. u. . *nottTKit. May 27, ISJ9. ts .fOMC|h F. Foil, ATTORNEY AT L/VW, i COLUMntJS, GKOIIOfA. Uyil.l. nttend promptly to all bundles* entnintod to f hi* core in tie roomie* of .Muo ojf.‘* ( llarn* i Tblhot, Taylor, Mnrmu ami ÜbaWbeeehec■ Office on Went Hide of Hioad ntroet, over Wvnn It i Park’* Rtorr. HprilM wdlv. Howard A Umut, ATTOKNKYB ATLAW, j CRAWFORD, ill, ItOBT. H, KuWAltn. WAd.TK.KII. WK.KMH. j Crawford, Ala. June wldtf. | William Taylor, ATTORNEY AT ‘.LAW. CVTIIRRRT, RANDOLPH CO., A Wll practice in Iho counties of Randolph, Calhoun. Terrell, Early, Clay, Raker, Dougherty Miller and Stewart. Reran to —Wellborn, Johnson A Sloan, Attor neys at Law, Columini*, Gs. AH bunksrsseutruifcotl to hla cure will receive ; iuunodiate iKtoiiiion. June A ’6B - wdtf. Tlarioii llctliiinc, ATTORNEY .A.T LAW, j TAX.BOTTON, Talbot Cos., On October U, ISiS. w*4tf. i Hom-n .V l.aws, ATTORNEYS ATLAW. OOUmai’S, (JKOUIiIA. RJMOHKh WMALXWH tfSTOtTice next door to the Host Sept. I, 1868. dwtf. a. Y. MARTIN. J. J. MARTIX. J.J. HLAbB MARTIN, MARTIN .1 NI.AHK, ~ A ttoi'novm at Law, COLUMBUS. OA Dseemhcr 17, MM,—dwtf. W.U 4. IIA MU 4W A V . I. OMAV HARDAWAY A GRAY, OEMUKAL Commission and Forwarding amueHAarTH, Comer of Olive nnd CotuiuorctMl Htrvets, sAiivr i.oi im, no. February 22, 1869—dAwly. CBtV. F. I..ee, U. I>. * Dental Surgeou, OFFICK Corner llroad and Randolph Streets, C OLUMHUS GEORGIA. December 17,186 rt. w.ldtf. MS/m J- FOGLE & SON, DENTISTS, on Rautlolph Streot, near llroad, COLU M HUH, OA. Columbus, Doe. V, 1867. ddwtf. AM KKH AN WATC HKBI 1 IN GOLD t'AHEf*. Will* AI I'm |dc*s old Hiuud, Jon * New lliillding, Jt-4 t'.lmiiliii-, Mvoigi i. mkllM Oct 3U- dwtf T to. HPKAK Book Binding LpVKtT’TItD hi *iqe nor lylc .it the office of the rj ‘ tJotwmtu*#Tim, * *’ ii.to FIFTY NEGROES WANTED. HAVING madu our artaagemcots for Jot. (he Fall tiade, we desire to puicliaw* *3 60 or Sixty Likely Negroei, ol good character, coiisiet:ug of jroaug tnco, women, plouglt boys, aud git Is, lor whom tho higuoet marketprico will be paid. Pereoua ha • vitig Uttgroea for wale willflnd it lo their luterswt to give ue a call. We will receive sod asll Ne • cr'HW ou ComuiwMou aud no elforta will be -.pared to niak# satMt'actory aalea.Tor 11 tone who may pises their iieuroes iu our chnrgs. Liberal advances always made on uegroe* when deal rad. Call atth# Auction nud Negro mart of H ARKIONfk PITTS, sunt I—wtwtl SO A. fil Broad Hireet. JOSE MIR A CO., IMI'ORTIiKri OF HAVANA CIGARS. MANDOLPH ST.—CULI MUI'S, <u. 1 Tarn Doors West of ths Columbus Times Office. WILL Keen ou hand s urge aiworiinent uribe CTIOICP.MT BRAN DM. Older* from the country ass tssflNltotty eollcitiNl. I and will be fllled at the tvrf krIFM Mi% fl#r iSßffi Jaatearv tt dwry. KifCNtor’a hotter. tpwo tnoffth* sfferdate oiHilicstlon will bs made to 1 the Court ol Ordinary <t Memwrtber meaty, Ga , lor leave to well tb real estate of I'tunrl* Jeter, late of said county, deceaxed. L. 11, JKTER. i M M JRTF.It S wor4 July 4. liw wtm BRANDS 4c KORMER. oo broad ex. OFFSR THKIR EXCELLENT bTOCK 01 mtaPIUOS MELOOEONS, AC., At Korthem prlees. A good Piano fors2ffff; Melodeon’ front to $126. Also, an excellent Organ for Church or Parlor at f4ML Call aud exnntine at Broad B'roct. Jan 4, 1868—-wly. J B. & W. A. I’OSS, Wholesale aud Retail DRY HOODS & GROCERY MERCHANTS. Union, t* e r g in. Also, Agont* for Wheeled'* “and Wilaoo’s Howina iVlfU'hine* ectil- wtl ALABAMA LANDS r'OK MALE. a . MY PLANTATION sdjominj the Unjon Mprings, containing tllWacres Tor KW acres Isaml eleaied, in Romliepair and rultivattou. With ■ K R’ J neivjrsuieii buildings of all kinds for the manngoment of such a farm The balance well lira losreil. The irari ineludeb the most keautftil huilding siluaiion in the Hprings. a douridung village with good si bools, to which point the Mobile 4c Girard laiiroad w ifi reach tins fall, and w hich is also the point of in tersection ofilte Mo/,tgomer> Railroail. The it act is of lime chat udet, embracing Banrtiwck, Prairie ami Itidge Lands. Or, I will sell luyf ‘aiebee plain. Ding four miles from Huspenaion, a Depot oo the Mobile it Girard Hoad, containing i,VU) acres, 600 cleared, in good rc* paii and cuUlvtHnn. About half of His Prairie, Ihe remnindei lhinnn<xk and HnlgeLaiuis, well limbered, with good hewed log houses, and* funned gin bouse 1 selected theselandsenrly from location and quality fortny own iisfl.and 1 am only induced lo sell one of them BOtv to rankH an eiueritneni on some swamp land* in Louisiana. 11. BLACKMON, Chuiiiienuggee, Macon county, Ala. (j'T'Augnsin f.'onsiiiulionalwt and Havannah Hupuh lirau will please enpy and forward bill to ibis ollire flir ccrlleetion. mavlfl lOm. NOTICE. -gras The subKcriber oilers for sale u valuutde Farm in the 7 th District of Worth coun- MKi). Ga .consuung oi ■nm* acres of Laud, lau or |,Vi Acres open Lands, anew Gin House ua.l ilprrn ihe place. I*o or 4ob head of Caitle, about the same number of hogs, and 30 head of sheep. Tonus w ill la* made Accommodating aud atricily so w hen the cash is ottered. Kmpiireio AHratiy in .las Dili’s Livery Mlahles, lor dire* tions to the ula e June 4—wif THOS.If. KENDAJ.L. RICHARDSON’S IRISH IjUXTEKTS, DAMASKS, DIAPERS &<■ CIOkIb'MI'RH of Bkhardvon’s Linens, and those de / Hirous of olrtaibiliglha GK.MINK GOOitH,should see that (h aitKlss they purchase are sealed witli the | full name of the firm, ! * O Vlu.iil t | as a guitraiitee of (he soundness and durability of the Goods Thiscaurlon is rendered essentially necessary, as large quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared, season alter season, and sealed w ith the name of KD'fl Alt It HON. by Irish Houses, who, regardless of the injury thus inilii'.isil alike on the Ame rican consumer and the munufartnien of the gnmilie gooiN, will not readily abandon a busmen* so profitable while purchasers f.ifl he imposed no Willi goods of a worthless charai tor. J lll'LLOt KP.fc J II MH'KK, nov.lfi—wly. Agent -JMi t’hurch Htrneu N V. IRON SCREW, 1 If AVB pun based of Mr. James Massey of Thorn 1 nsvttle, Gs the right to the use of hi* Patent Hire tv for the counties of Macon, Kiiss'dl and Montgomery, Ala. The Post a* well a* tin* threw is of Wrought lion, and ha* the udvwn age bmg so complete as to require hut lillle rooni for it* erection It may i* put up either in n tali lint room or a separate room, us maybe preferred; it ,pm k finely and convenieniiy Without I lie Use Os A UiMie. They will he pul tutflßi reunonahieuiriusand guaran teed to give satisliu^ou My address in Hardaway, Macon county Ala JtlllN A. IM’NN Referrtu e—VV J. Tarver, .fas. G Hank •. Kdod.Alu Ms. lrvN—The Iron Hcrew that Mr Massey put uji for me Uni fail, proves to do good work, in a very •AtisfirD ory manner, for wdilch reason, ms well u he cause if i convenient and *o well(Nrotocted, 1 am much pie need with it Yours, J. T. PERBOSif March 14, |B3tf—wrim. WANTKD, riiUi lll'ft HELM .-lean, well-saved Cow llatr, • niavld—wtf It I COLEMAN TIKOY FACTORY, <AluinhH*, On. WE, the undoraigDetl, have thiadsy purtibased Irom James Hamilton, tho ’i’roy Factory ami entire stock, and will continue the Intamew under tlw name nnd style of Troy Maoutartunog Company nnd will muuutnciuro and keep run ataiitly on hand, at wholesale aud rotail, Chairs, Hsdstrads, Wkrdrobss, f nh, Ilnoksts.Rsfss, Tahirs, Hurratis, and other House Furutahing nrticiee. All orders j addiemed to the Trey ManuUctunng Coinptny. will receive prompt atlentioa, JKFKKRBON &/ HAMILTON. JouKFO JsrrKKBOH, JoilSl 11. HAMILTON ColambtMi Gm. April 10. PRICES TO SUIT TUE TIMES. TUB EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO, OFFER, their various styles of dotal*, compri sing CAN AIU <K< 18, YARNS. FAS! 11N, (or atriiies,) PINK-KNOT PLAINS. NEGRO KERSEYS, SOUTHERN LINSF.YS, ‘TRUCK FOR TROWBF.RB,” COTTON ROPE, An. Ac. AT GRP'.ATLY REDUCED PRICES. Thev invite the Mpecial attention of the Trade to their Stock which is complete iu eveiy respect. J. RHODES, BROWNE, Agent Columbus. Dec. f>, 18:*7. twltwtl. A I A 111 | .VOW have oa Mad s larfas*nrtment of VF.III- I Cl.Krt, of the Ansst iiiMivnal and rbHw*l uianu fai lure ever hffurc offered in thi* market, e ibniung ! COACHKB, ItKRI.INS, CAI.KRCHKS, MockTalerrlic, Itorkauayi, TOP AND NO TOP BUOaiBB, At.NO. A NPI.KN DID ’HTtM K OK New York Trotting Buggies, OK EVERY MTYI.K AMI DESCRIPTION', which 1 oiler *n iK-tter term* than can be affnided ele wherv. fiw cash or qipruved credit I am about w imtinx up my iMintiu***. und would he obliged to all indebted by note or account, to rail and •cttTe either by cash or aatkuhrtory renewal. All who omit thi* will llhd their claim* in the hand* of an at toim \ no • oHwle'ii II • McKBI V ’ll All those who do not intern! paying without hem# *ued. are uotitied that Ave per cent w ill he de ducted h> catting at the captain’* office ami •>•-<tting forthwith. 11. C McKKK. Colunibu*. January Sl—wtf. DR. \Y. W. WILSON, UKALEE IN DRUGS, Mciliciuns, Chnmicsls, Rooks, Sta imniffy aud hancy Aittolca. I'albottoii, Ga., Bupt. ‘J4. w—ly. I'ASSM A \ VS IRON HOOPS AND TIES, KUII COTTON HALES. PrireO (Vat* jier /6.—2. ptr ceat fee* than Rout. A NY nor con*Ulcriiig Hie advantage of Imu over •Y. Rope a* a material Hr tundiiig coilon Iwili *. u ill be sitrpriM-d ihut it ha* not Iw-t-ii adopted long ng.— In Usee'tmty agaiiot tirv there i* uu nxerwhcluiiag roanoit for it* atlnpiimi. The presses 111 the M-apoit coins have hem the'aMUM can*# of Its not being generally adopted; but now that objection i* removed geiierall), und the Or trail * Pn-n* --the laigCMt tn NewOrleaiiH—give* it the prelerem e over Rope. The F*jiiiiaiiit Iron ll<qi and Tie i* the nuproveim-nt of one of the Proprietor*, and 14 adopted tioni lire fact, that it h found affrr long experiment, to roinhtne the greutewl merit* m etutplieity aud thrilitv ot mppli. aiHMi of any one y. l made It i**.t pre|tsnsl a* to require no change for reeompreMing. Thu* oh xiatiag the only reinaiuing ihrticiilty at the xeaboaril due* The hoop* are sent of sny leng'h, from eight to ten feel, nnd a hill guarantee given that neither the Tie* nor lloop# will bieak. And lurther, that all cotton Imiuiml lit them *holl Ih* received on the *nnie term* at the Oilcan* Pie**, as rope bound cot ton The woi(ht per hale i* about the saute a* rope, not one pound more ot lea*. To *how the opinion khipmaMer* have of it, we give the following, among numerou* rsmmendalion* we have: The uudervigtied, maw'eni of vessel*, having had cotton rmupieaaed with FaMmaun’w new Iron lloop* aad Tie*, hereby tecoinmeud the same. Thehaisel'e iug well rotupre*ed, and the button* or hoop* never ‘■leaking when throw n down in .the rihtp'a hold, or when stowed. 1.1. fondey, t'apiaia of ship Moses Davenport, A- Robinson, ■* “ Madras, latue* Toinaa. “ Hemy. A Talbot. *• Hares*, okef John Dean. “ *• Janie* Kiln*. John C Wliner, *• ‘ Mulhouee. I! Koppenholdt “ “ Rlln A Clark. L V Menu, “ Hark Kimball The price of Hoops and Ties at New Orleans Is in cent eper pound, end all orders will receive prompt at teat ion Liberal deductions made to merchant* Mr city acceptance. F BELCHER. Agent. Commercial Place New Orle#n< Jaly 4-gw. * LUMPKIN HOUSE. LUMPKIN, STEWART COT GA. JaikTHE vubeenber, Itavioff pureltae. and tl>e lf*Y| abovo housß, v to make it one JlLi.worthy (ho patrotiago of the travellibg public. 11 good fare find attentive servant* should entitle a Hotel to custom, the unddreignod (Utters hitiweJt, lira*, those who try Dim once, will come again, ('ooueoind with the Hotel, are comino diouH Stable* with truflv oaf lew. Oct 19. wtf. JOHN YARBROUGH. BROWN’S HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEPOT MACON, GEORGIA. K. K. BROWN, PROPRIETOR, B. F. DKNBE, Suporintondent. gSPHIeaU ready on (he arrival of ttvory Tmio. Macon,(ia., April 15,1866. wtf ISEDEIJ. k WEKMS. H A Vfcl removed •> tb comer formerly occu pied by W. A. Redd, <lt Go., lately by Watt aud Huppington , where they will keep coeataotly on hand, a welt selected stock of GROCERIES, cornred*rig in part of Bacon, and Rope •Sucar and Uuliee, Liquor*, 4cc. Ail of winch they offer at the lowest market price*. Aug. 30,1856, wtf. NEGBftSS! NKIiROhS! WE tun constantly receiving from Vir Riiiia and North Carolina a largo ami well wd o-ted stuck of Men, boys and Cirla, incliidiui'lield hand?, iiou’ eervanth, (oochanire, Ac., bought by the firm oxproet.Jy lor this market. Our IrfoocU may rely on gettiog negroet. of good charactei, coming up fully to our repreemitatioos—na wemdl none on comtnitraion. HATCIIKK A McCKHKE. July 26, IftfA—v if A LAB \M A L ANDS FOR S AT.TI 1 I LtTf 1 ai ItJ H in Henry coiiuty, “j miles below I W# I t.ldun Ida, on tho f‘haffatif>ocbee rh r, and 26 miles below 1< Gaines; b. r >o acres urp cl arc.l KW acres are rivsr bottom, Wbfc h will produce irorn 2u to j< bu*l#-U Corn, o from I,tint) to jmuitdo of (‘•Mon to the ttrre Oi> ‘lie plan aro all tin- necessary iuiurov•-incut* Houses for Nsgros*; ami as hcalltiy asnnv section in Aiahama For further particulars, apply tomcat Midway, Ala., o It AlUnon aud A, G. Jane* on tin- prumiae* Also, i'iriu Acres Lend, near Midway, Harbour conn ! y-4fflo or res cleared-all fresh liavuig fn■•■n riean-il ni tits iat seven years, This h strong lnuc laud and w ill produce from ‘JO lo ,tu bushel* < <ni, and troiu one to uvo thoiNand pound* cofh.n per mu. Improvi uw-uts fine—lire dwelling com amt i„ mmatoi on a high nandy ridge, w uJi good w ater, and every ronvenienri- in a rountry r< ,id. nie Roth of these pin es Hie Known m 4 olonrhiifl. Ga , w fiete inquiris* can tra mode I invite who are pun having, to examine these p(a> during the coming ■pring and summer, and judge them b’ what th*v see. c. a. koki:. M#nh lA —wlf Midway. Hartmur Cos Ala. ysbs wLu\ ijjiwyaj EATING SAI.OON. / N WILL be ope nod l>V the sw ykh of October Boarder* will tw taken iy the month, week or day. Meal* at all hours day or night tarT HI H BAR will always hr uuppliwd with tho Choicest Liquor* and Cigar*. Thin llou-d i* two door* bmow tho P. O. oet4—wtf. K. WILHKLM, I'mprforor. si’iiorrs CR li!muati;i vkm i ra hi i: < >1.1) ENGLISII AD \MEIUf VN HITTERS, AM (V ESTIMABLE TONIC, IHI RETIC, ABB # prepared from tno orlalual D ret Ipo ot oU l>r. Mprolt.aud *stnlu**il> suoosas* full turd highly | popular idiyalrlan of Hhropahlre, But (and. TUcmi highly palntah's ami agrra able blttorsbeing composed of PURKL.V VEUF.TABI.E EXTRACTS, judiciously sclecta*! aud tki'.lftilly compounded are coiiu-lsitiiy i. commended to tho public Jot then Valuable Madioinal Propertia*. Fur Loss of App.dHe, Nervous Debility, P.nnul, D)sim psi.i, they arc mdn.prunable. In functional derangements of the Liver aud Kid neys, as well as Jaundice, RhenruatGm 4,out and I Gravel, thny are a “Nine qua non. ‘ | Pot Female i'aiopiaiuis, thu prepataiion is pscult ) ull vadapted ■ For children barraraed with the l oltr, and the p*n | of Dentition it a a soothing Msn-'igei Asa Mliiiiwius to Invalids, the eofeeble! and vick I these bitter are unsurpassed uni free from Alcohol and are a sure preventive of Chills and Fever DIRECTION* A wine alav- two or ibren times ;t day For ladies iwo-thudsi children in proportion For very vve.vk Ntoiuacbs one third water Prepai.-d at Fag’ I.ahoratoiy, Moutgniger), Ala. To be had of Drug fists and crittntiy merchants gen tj rally HULL, DUCK St CO Hep. A—wtf. J H PF.MRKRTON At CO. Ihnik-kt'iqiiiiK! ANY IlOt-HK, engaged m a wholesale, retail, ship puts, <>i CoiumiHstoti ItuAincM, desiring in flouk* kept hv Double or Hinfle Entry, < tther with or w ith out a JoururU, w isferred to the sabscfilier, who wwh ss a situation Hatisfoctory n lerr-n. e ran by given THOMAS COLEMAN tturhkcii, Ga. Feb. 21—wrtf. PILES, FIBTULA. STRICTURE. CANCERS AND SCROFULA CURED. 1> \ M *ll I'. I'd containing tealimoniaD of the htghi-at I character, a* to hi* mecese will forwarded to uny Ihat may v% ibh tln-in. Those w i*hinji to test the efffriu-v of Dr CI.OPTOV'N woadeiAil lenimiieH muvt jfive a correct deaenpoon of the di*oa*e. Its appeitntnrc in it* incipient stag*, present condition, location, Ac A three cent “lamp muwt acvompai.v atl coimminica tioii* Address J A. CLOPTuN, llunDVille, Ala 1 HK.rt fit AR AVTKKD. marthw Iv. Tilt; HOUF.*TFAIi FIRE IN.BURANTE COMPANY, OK IIIH VOIIK. I'rinoipal Dltt'-e, AYbitim-k Duibling. No. 136 Naa.Ru St corner of Beekman, ttranvlk Oltlt e II Nrrchaiit'NKvrlianxr Capital si.vo.ooo. DIHKCTOIIS. Win. Clinuncey, Win. Chauncev A <lO Did rilip M"*c Taylor, I'rextrlenl City Rank. Paul Mpon'ord, H|>offord, Tiieioon A Cos., SO llrosdwn v I* C. Van ffehaick; Vnnßthai< k. Edward* A *65 Front Mi reel V Uatesloq, ffi Water Mire, i Ja* It Wilson, loriuerty Wuson A C.ddr. S'* Pront-st. K l>. Mpiague. D\f'n. Bpraue A < . 107 Fn*nt-*t Ueiq II l.iitu, II ||. Lillie#i Cos in Pearl-*i. John D Holbrook,list, (national Life !o*uiuncc Cos 71 Walt -t, TJ Coleman. J C Coleman A C*> KI Wall *t. Win h Mti..n. .’si Pine Kind. K.dMaid llaigbt. President of the llmk of the I on ntonw ealth Win A Wheeler. 63 William Mt C Mi letta. 53 Iteaver Mtiei i N c Platt, President Artiran’- Hank. Va-sau *t I John T Wilson. 75 Fulton *t II M Whitlock. It Mit K A WhUor k A•.. Ii Meek man-street, Wm I M. Donald 15 llcektnaii t Win llnldredee. 11, M< n limit*’ Ktrlunp . John (1 Ligblbody, t 4 lleekiiian-*t Nsthnnn-I W ttuitw, N \V lltnii* & Cos., 5° Vev *t Paoh |.nt>rop. l.atno>pfc Wilkin*- n. 16 Murray *t W M Newell. Newell. lUruiaii A M< Donald. 13 Mur ray street Frederic A. Fisher, Wolfe. Daub ami Fisher; Warren at reel Mfnard II Fowler, 13tt Nassau *t Kotn-rt U Currier, Mtlin*, Currier A Mhrrwood.H Warren l John H Corlie*. Cltv lla'l UeoW Read, fie,. W It Jeliiai Read. I0 Chamber* •i reel. John It Mnook. Architect, li Chnmhetsst. (•eorfe Carroll, t'mi toll, llerm kA Mead. -#•''hamiters street W II Hulkley, Allen, Jdi Lesii A Hulkley, 4'. Cham* her* street D M lloidiedxe. N \ M Heating Cos. |ix tii ondunv Franc I* Millet. M D, 10# Fourth Mr Thi* Company insure* HiuMinir. Merchaadhre. Furniture. Moirgagn - lutercst, leases, Reiitr. Ves sels in Port and their Caigoes, and |>er*oiial ptopem generally, agaiutt loss or dsnisgc b\ tbe at thi isduccd rate* Immuiif Lea**sand Re in-, is anew featuie and i* worthy of wore attention than it ha* heretofore re ceived Where Insurance te effected for two year* a liberal abatement will be made in the rate Patties wishing inturanre. or desiring the agency of this Company, h> applyiug (by mail or otborivis)at the offlro in New York, aud giving all necsdry par ticulars will meet w ills pmtupt nuaurion. HelKmng to'he high chatacUr of our Dimtton, as ample s**uraoce ffr the pronud ami liberal transaction of mtr hnsines*. we respectfully solicit a share of your patronage and influence. WILLIAM CHAVXCF.V, Prrenleut. WILI IAM 1101 DRF.DI.L, Vice President Juii v K OaKLEY. Secretary Jaw# 6, nw -sdt. COTTON, COTTON, COTTONI riiifTOX la now sellingtt a good price, and If th# notes and a>eoaau past dao toJ. Ennis k Cos. arabelMxm paid,salts will bsUistUuted lndlserltu inatelf. A woM to ths wise tssußoiant. ostf#-wk4(i J, ENNIB A CO, WOkTH OF CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH! X. A. BROHLAW cfe 00. NOW OFFER THEIR ENTIG K STUCK OF * REM Y-MR OJ JtO T KING Tho Stock is one of the best ever offered in the market, and embraces a full assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, just received from the manufactories, together with a line slock ot GENTS. FURNISHING- GOODS, All of which, without reserve, will he sold AT COST. A rare chance is here offered to make a safe and profitaui.e in vestment ofiti'.Aiiv money. This course is adopted in order to reduce the stock as ninch ns possible proparatorr i< a change in the firm. I. A. liltOk.YW A GO. Columbus, Ga , May 18, I Sail. dwtf ®a,@Trw®s • s J 1 MS Ml. MUM -- MM J MI. JR. at . BJ&MISa it 5!5 a3 ARK IIKCKIVINCJ Their S]>.ring Stock; of READY MADE CLOTHING! OF THKIR OWN M ANI KACTURE, Comprising a greater variety of choice Goods for Spr iim aii (I S ll in in p r W< k ar. Than rati hr fouiMl Kl*ruherr. They rwsnnctfully invite tho Attention of uii imr-oms. Who do-ire n GOOD ()Ali M ENT tna*le in the IIKBT Af ANN UK poieiible. and WAKHASTEIt to W .< to their late receipt* <<f SI=H.IIsrC3- Sc STJIvIiyCEK. CLOTHING. Also—’To tlieii- t'.ilrndir stork ot (Sorts fumis!)ittg CSooijs, Now rceoiving. which embrace* every article of comfort aud luaurv needed for a Gentleman’* wu drobe:SHIRTS, DRAWKIiS, CHaVATS, St.SBKXDKKS*GLgVKs. HoHIEKY, \<\ A-. CLOTHS, CASSIMEREK AND VESTINGS, .Ma-lo to Order in LATENT STYLES by expefienoed W -rkmen. W a ts , ffili ,t ts, ?1 a to, ll ato _ol every Mlyle'nnd grade non worn. \y MBBEIBBASS, a large atwi'k just rffrivrri. * Call and examiue our Gotnls before purchMsingelf-ewhere at N*>. IJ6 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga mar 12, 185U—dwtf. J. 11. DANIEL & CO. T. H. SPEAR, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER Successor to S. It. Purple,cor. Broad A l{au<lol|>ii s(. OOIjUMBUS, oeougia. YSmW W AXKMU3B9* 3R^£faK STERLING SILVER & ELATED WARE. IIAIR WORK., A beautiful variety of Pattons. I will make to order any design and style and (datt you may require. WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc JEWELRY Repaired by eouipetont and exiierienoeil Workmen, and warranted. CANES! CANES! Hold, Silver, Ivory Loaded Heads—Hickory Crooks and Swords PEBBLE SPECTACLES, GU and Steel Frsmes, of Ibebest quality manufactured. (Haase* set in old trnmc* tostiiraU even* ‘ rrm - I invite tho attention of all to my Stock, and will show it with pleasure, whether yut purohtoe o'not ‘wigL-PurpleVold Stand, Corner llroad and Randolph Streets. Columbus, Ha., Oct. JO, 1868. —dwtf T. S. SFVAR. \I)MINIMTUAToR'H HAIR -Wilt be *-<?•! before ‘ the < oiin llmw door in ttx Uouuui of .Milton. I on Hut Ural Tuesday Ui Hep l ember uext, Lot of tan.l | Number I'J.tl.ui ib 3*l l>itrnt ami lid H..tioii ui’ t'herokee Tuivliaw. Sold a* tbe property of Perry ! Ilm* nine, deceufted.lnie of Chattahoochee omiiiy Terms tfch. ROUT C. lATTHR*o.N. Am*r MARTHA Hit*\N M.Nii, v.tm'x. July *, m*bl (IKOKUIA, Harris (otml)i i rpWO Month# after dai* applbcn'ii will h.* made j I to the Court ofOidinary of lUrri# IV*tmty, lor leave to veil the land# of William . prlaml (lerofwil W t I*EI AND. Hkecutor I June 13, ISM -wim UKOHGIA, Talbot t otiofy. 117 IIERKAH lleiiiaiuin .1 Kin#. guardion of .l<*el tv *lt!Uug. p*nin>us this Court lor letter* of d<- j mi •‘•ton: I llt tt ordered. That all person* concerned be and ip|iem at ihu McpteiuU-t term next ensuing ol tin* t’onn, then ii ii<i there to -hew ranae, if any they have, whi wM tettera sould wot lie *1 anted A true extract front tilt uxiuitlesiif *a:d Court. .lime WUt. 183? MARION HR fill NR. Ordinary Jnlv 2, w3nd. 9BORGIA Taltioi t uitiiii f'uttrt of Ordinary, June Term, JSjB. KL'LE NlSl.—Wlwean Janie* Howell, Adininietra . tor ot Mit hew Howell, deceased, |ietiti<U] tin* Court fat Lettst* of tNumiMion; lie it ordered. That ;U1 person# ennearnod be and ap j peat at the January Ti n# next enuiug of this t ourt , then and there to allow raune, if any they have, why •aid letter* should mu he granted A true e vtrart fioin th< the minute* of Mid Court, * June 2t>th. 1839 MARION HKTHI NF. CM. Julv *. 1*39- wfim ■•l"I. <> 1 \ £terart ( TWO month# after date amiiiontinn will he nntde in 1 I iheC**utt ofOidmaiv ol -aid county, lor leer, to aell the land and negroc* belonging to the ctat* of Thonia* Williams late ot *xd county, decease*]. 1 E F KIkKHKV, Ad’tnr. July , lb.V)-w9m. r pWO Months aitei date application will be made in 1 tha Court of Ordinur ol Talbot Coiiuty, Georgia, for leave to tell the Real Estate i*elr>ngi()| la th* c-*tte ‘ ofAeaboui Weather#, lata ol mud wuntv. decaaaed. ! FRANCIS T W EATflßrt, tilm'i Jotyl I9M~wa. GEORGIA —C'hattahuoclw* County t Court of Ordinary, July Trrm, 1839. Present and presiding, R. 0. Raiford, Ordinary. J U7HEREAH, it is ahown to the Court In the IV ! tit ion of Nathan J. Hu wet, and William < Wooldridge, atimtntatratoi# on the estate of Thoms* F Wooldridge, deceased, that aaid estate is frilly au miniateted, and praying mr Letter* of Dismission from the lainc: It U therefore ordered?that all person# concerned, i be reunited lo #hew canae. if any they have. <>u or before the second Monday in January next, why tbev abnuid not be dismissed from the administration of 1 aaid eatate. A true transcript front the minute* of aaM Court July 4lh, 183'J July!!—w€m f. O RAIFORD. Ordinary. j GEORGIA—C-hattahooebea County. Court of Ordinary, April Trrm, 1839. ] ypos Ibe petition ol N. N I Inward, ad mu. orator A. mi h- estate of I Uartotle Morgan, deeeu- <;d, for letter# ts Dt*un*s|on. It 1* ordered that all person# concerned, shew cause, if any they have, on or before the ftrnt Monday In Oc tober ne\t, why h should no I be di*iui-•**-! from #aid adnunietration, otherwise letter# will then be grant*.*] A UUP extract front the muititr# of said Court, April Hl*. I M* K.ii MAIFOKH, Ordinary. April 10th, IMP wftui. (sEORGIA’ -4 hattithoaflMM) ony \I’BERF.AB, Osborn (< \A aim uppho i-> ui* for ” tatters of Aduoiuiatratina on the eslaieof Ifub bart William*. hMe of aunt county, decean-d: Tbeae are rliaiet'ore lo cite and aduiunih ail and ain gulat tlic kindred and creditor# 01 awl dee* lo be and appear ai tux oilica on *0 baii.r* the iir*i Mondax to Atiguat text, and ahew cai-< . ifanythey have,why •*W !*-tter* ahonWl not he granted t* aaid apple am yjidef ar hand at office. Joneiith ia.V.l TNiM, Nbm ON R s UAffOMH. Ordinar y . GKOlltJlA—ChMttnhooehno County: Ckatlak<H#rk+r Cimrtof Ordinary Veh, Trrm, *59. I’reaent K. (• KAIFoKIt. ONftiary. LTPo.N the Petition ofWilliarn S, JohH***n, ndmrn islratrator dt bvtu arm on the estate of Isaac t ‘roaby. dec* sued It 1* ordered. That nil peraon* concerned, he requir ed to show cause on *r before tbe f}rt .Monday in September next, why he alxtuid not bo dinnitoned from | *i4 RdiuiuiMrttioii. ■ A Inie tratiaciipt from the nttnutaa of said Court. February Iwh, IM. February 18—ttftnt E U R \lFt)i(l>, Ord tiKOKHIA-Niitcogee Couuty. Court of O, dinary Jfarok Term, 1839. R l I.E M HI-Whereas Mary nusaell; Adumiudra trtv ul the estate - fVA .Qiam R RuaaeD, ilecaase*!. having applied for diembudon from aaid admin tati a*ion . It i ordered. That ail persons concerned shew cause (if any they have) w hy aaid adiuiuiatratriv abotld Dol be dismissed at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and lor raid county on the Hrat Monday in (k totter 1 next, and that tin-onlei he published ui lenna of the law. A true transcript from the minutes of *hl Coun March iTth, IM9 mat 19—wtWn JOHN JOHXAON, Onl. 3DISSOL,XJTIO3Sr. TWI CopMttoiWlhtp ofRROOKH A < IIaPM AN vm J dimiolved on the 18th nil. by mutual consent. A 1 peraon# indebted m aaid firm are notified to make pay ment only to John W. brooks, who having purchase all notes and account* belonging to tbe late firm, o alone authorised to uae the flriu name in at tiiement ni outatanding buaineaa JOHN W BROOKH, F 8. CHAPMAN NOTICE. THE imdeislgne*l hatingnurchaaed the eaiire Inter eat in tha Drug Rtore orßrooka to Chapman, wr, continue the buaineae on bis individual account. At r member of the late ft tin ha would make hMacknow! edgement to the generous patron# of the house, and re ■pecifrilly solicit a cotuirtnanc* of tbeu conbdenea and patronaf* JOHN w BROOKS Jltraafy 1? !98.<Mirtf. Sci oftila, or King’s Evil, i* a conititufional diteAsp, a corruption of the blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak. nd poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole bodv, nnd may burst out in disease on any part of it. No organ H tree from it** attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. Tho scrofulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis ordered or unhealthy food, impure* air, tilth and filthy habits the depressing vices, and, above all, by the veil ureal infection. What ever be its origin, it is hereditary in tho con btitution, descending “ from parents to children unto the third and fourth generation indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who say, “ I will visit the iniquities of tho father* upon their children.’* Its effects commence hy deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organa, ia termed tubercles; in the glands, swellings j and on the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life, ao that scrofulous constitu tions not only suffer from scrofulous com plaints, but thev^^v v far lees power to with stand the attacSs of other diseases; conse quently, vast numbers perish by disorders which, although not scrofulous in their nature, are still rendered fatal by this taint in the system. Moat of the consumption which de cimates the human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, fcfam. and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; their persona are invaded bv this lurking in fection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from tlie system we must renovate the blood by an alterativo medicine, and in vigorate it* by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine wc supply in AYER’S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla. the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times can devise for this every where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com bined from the most active remedial# that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the system from . its destructive consequence#. I*l eiu.*o it should be employed for the cure of not only scrofula, but also those other office, tirms which arise from it, such as Eruptive and Sktx Disease*, Bt. AxnroicY’* Fire, Robb, or Ebysipslas, Pimplvi, Pustules, Hlotcheh, Blairs and Boils, Tumors, Titter and Salt Jlhf.um, St.u.d Head, Htrgworm, Hhkumatib*, HvpiuLiTicand Mercurial Dis eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility, and, indeed, ali, Complaints arising from Vitia tso or Impure Blood. The popular belief in “ impurity of the blood ” is founded in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa rilla is to purify and regenerate tliis vital fluid, without which sound health it impossible in contaminated constitutions. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYBIO, are ao composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organ ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. Asa consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain nr physical debility is astonished to tind his health or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Alman? > containing certificate* of their cures and direction for their use in the following complaint#: Cotti t r ue*#, Heartburn, Headache trrising from disordered Stomach, tfausco. Indigestion, Puinm and Morbid Inaction of the Botrels, Flatulency, Loss of Appe tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOR TUB UAPin CURB OP roughs, Colds, luflupQzn, Hoarseness, < roup, Bronchitis, Incipient ( ousunip tion, and lor tbe relief of Consumptive Paticnta in advanced MtageM of the disease. So wide is tbe field of its usefulness and so nu merous are the cases of its cures, that almost #-Tcxy section of country üboancU iu persons pub liciv known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its rise. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangeroua affections of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate, while many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefit* on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PRF/P ARED BY OIL J. C. AYER A CO. LOWELL, MASS. SOi.x; r.\ COM y lilt MY Vrqubbri A f'li:q>ia:in. J. A Wbit**fc|*- 4c Cos nil 4rueu> .*.• .!■**■? •- HI "<■<!rn. geuevaliy. EARLY SHERIFF SALES. 14-i. !• .... Tur.otl.iy in A.im m*\t I„.mr. 1,..* IHskety. Rsrty county, tin., viitiirn the Icicathoiiiv ot aalc. tin* I'xhovv - Tw b"t> nf Ljum !. number* one bmtdred and thirty u rt.| mis horutre;! hi,J thi.t v-ne‘ii. m tlu-twsii ty-alstl* di-tra t i *•< t county, b rieff on a* tb.- propcm ..I i. M; KictiMiiNon to aiiiy tho-e J.i.tic rounff i*. one in t-* or oft umo, l.uvi, it • ... v* . KStff R* lit*<•!--. 11 : 1. U Lowrv “'.ill Ku an l on etu the,l nit - Karbi-ev* I M K. I.llftr it Pfoputs pointed out and returned to ms hv a . •.nsmld^ V N Tlll *NA lit Tt IIN M Hli'ff July 4. JS.vk- Hid* GEORG I Y t'hattao.mctuH! County: C.urt of Onilittarjf , J H I H TANARUS, .m, ISAO. l*rem.t E. tr. Raiford,^Ordinary. U T lIKUUAM, ’William Hay- i >•. Dnariiso <V*r Amy Klf.ri. torinsrly Amv D;m*, upplie*, for Letter* of DiMMii-o *< Am in said Da : h*hip It i, ihT.*ior- ord*.i'd, That all perahos eonremed tn- I.IJUIO-.I . , •!,. ranw, if ant the* hare, on ohe fore the i.-i Monday mi Mi meuiper next, wbv said A t.ue iraiovrijit tVoin the min-um of *si| Court, July ath. l*Vt E <• HAI FORD. Did Ju.vll—ivl*d UXOIUD V..i *thui rouuiyt (S/o io/ O.uittffi.tlimotg M s r,th |Bp*L Y\ IIKRLAM Mr* K./oak Ford, Kcorntris Os tin Komeuf J .1.0 W 1 ord |,Hf.orw thu Com tor Letter* of Diami-fi *. tt>- it ordored, that iittj** .*< omp-rriM be and at - fN-arat t.*’ D.Monh. r T-rm rn.uj.ig nf AHsmm. r theii and then* to utw ii. if an.v limy twive.wlv A ini. exua*. too., ihe ‘.Lnm •* of slid Cos in. M tttb. iiA” u\ri<i\ hi: riii \k. ordma Mkv 30. l!6d w i.m. OEOROf A*- fThattuhoA. lmsCoqiiiy. Ckm*kk~~lm Court of (ud.nar* fob. Term, * Present F. C. RAIFORD, Ordinary. 1 [PON Ho- IN tjtjoi.of N N Howard, adminimra \ ;or on Ho • -i’ll* “t I I'tleton Motgm, d**,-a*#d Il i-urdt-r. and li! .ill p,T*on* n-ncerued. *h. vv can w on -r before ‘ln ttr.t Monday tn t*#-pr. uiher next, why * ,n; \ \ II os aid should mu K- U.-n. .*•,I I'nmu miU A *rue Iran’ ript Ir on the aiinuten nf said Cgwrt. T. ury I” is. • L(~ H.AIFORD, O-ff. February 14—vyftm. (JKOKtIIA -Chattahoochee c minty: UTIIEtti'AM Nhti.-y Bob-Mi* applies to me fog let -1,.. .0 \dm mi-, anon, wHh the will anneied, on the **....• oi WHtiuni R ihcrt*. hu >f said < onntv do, ea*eT Thean aro tlmriTore to elte and arimoniah all undsin gtriar the kindred and rirdkor* us said deceaaed to be and anpear ai my office on or bettor.- tbe Ant Monday iu AttfHat next, ikon and there ush w rauae.lf any mr liux-. v\b> uid loiters should hut lie granted, in *nl ofmlieaitt. Given sttdor mj hand and official ricnatitre, tin* the tTtl. day of June, If6v July U—w4tM E G. RAIFORD, Of-J \DM!MMTR \TOR'M MAI.R-Agree-able uorder t f iSmrt of Ordinary of Muscom* co.. will bssold at the Market House in Uw cits of ( oiuiomi*, ta. aatd conm. on the ttiol I'ii. -d.n in Augu*t next, a negro woman by the name of Anna, Hbout 34 ysars of acs, and her s,'u Jim about six yeais of age: H-iid aa the nroi>ert\ of ortho estate of toxuttosl A Hailey dec’d. June hi. 18-V.i . A Bll.LL\t.ff. \4i’r. AND JEWELER, QK(UtUIA f hattahooflme aeuntyt Chattelkoochte Court of Ordinary, Jan. Ttrm'69 Preseni E O RAIFORD. Ordinary. I 7PON tbe Petition of A. j Pial.ier and lloraia M L/ Jenkina. n<ltntniiiatorx r?a Ute eatate of tainue W l ade, deceased: It i* ordered, that all peraoaa concerued shew rauae, on <>r before the fliat Monday in August oert. why aaid Piatber and Jenktaa, shoal 1 not In? dismissed from aaid vd ministration. A true transcript from fho minutes of raid Court, Jan IBlh, ISM* ■ <i iIA I FORD, Ordinary. Jan. If*. 1959 wuto BL.AIVK.S, OT nnj dMciipiian uJ bj L*wyr, <rt ol Court, print**} OMtly noil on auporlor p*|*r, M (h ‘ TIMES OFKC*.