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[Trout Wood’s Household Magazine.] Resolution. If yeu've any task to do. Let me*wbieper, friend, to you, Do it. If you've any thing to say, True and Deeded, ye* or nay, Say it. If you’re anything to Jove, Asa blessing from above, Love it. If you’ve any thing to give, That another's joy may live, Give it. If some hollow creed you doubt, . Though tho whole world hoot and shout, Doubt it. If you know what torch to light, Guiding others through the night, Light it. If you’ve any debt to pay, Rest you neither night or day, Pay it. If you've any grief to meet. At thy loving Father's feet Meet it. If you’re given light to see What a child of God should be, See it. Whether life bo bright or drear, There's a message sweet and clear Whispered down to every car— Hear it. Geohoia.—The opponents of the Radical policy which has been marked out for Georgia, intend to lay before the Reconstruction Com mittee some facts which will show that the very Chief Justice of Georgia who dooided that the negro members were eligible to office, tnado several speeches in tho campaign in which he declared that under the now consti tution, negroes could not hold oflico. This was no less a personage than the notorious ex-Gov. Joe Brown. Tho fact will also he called atten tion to, that Inst Spring, when the Reconstruc tion Committee had up the Georgia case, the President was very conservative on tho ques tion, and asked that no action be taken until tho Georgia Supreme Court decided tho eligi bility question, intimating that ho would stand by that; hut now, spurred up by the personal interviews of Governor Bullock, helms turned completely around, and seeks to defeat the re-admission of Georgia until the tiegrn mem bers are restovod toiler Legislature.—[Wash ington Special to Courier-Journal. It is estimated that America, when her productive power is fully developed, will he able to feed four times ns many persons as thorn are now on tho face of the earth. [OFFICIAL.] A Proclamation. S2OO REWARD. QEOBQIA. By Ruftis 11. Bullock, Gov. o! Said Suite. Whereas, It, has been officially communica ted to this Department that a malicious and cold-blooded murder was committed in tho county of Walker, in this State, upon the body of John ,T. Wootten, on the Bth day of March, 1866, by one Nathan B. Hopson, and the said Ilopson has fled from justice i I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this, my proclamation, hereby offering a Re ward of Two Hundred Dollars for the appre hension and delivery of the said Nathan B. nopson, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said county of Walker. And I do moreover charge and require nil officers in this State, civil and military, to he vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said Nathan B. Hopson, in order thnt he may ho brought to trial for the offense with which ho stands oh nr god. Given under my hand and tho great Beal of the State, at the Capitol In Atlanta, this the 27th day of Nov., In the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Nine, nnd of the Inde pendence of the United States of America the Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS 11. BULLOCK, Governor. By tho Governor: David G. Oottiso, Secretary of State. [OFFICIAL.] A Proclamation. SI,OOO REWARD GEORGIA. By Rufus n. Bullock, Gov. of Said State. Whereas, Official information has been re ceived at this Department that a murder was committed in the county of Chattooga, on the 28th day of July, 1868, upon tho body of Geo. Lawrence, by Taylor Hinton, and that said Hinton has fled from justice : I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this, my proclamation, hereby offering a reward oi One Thousand Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of the said Hinton to tho Shoriff of said county and State. And I do moreover clangeand requircall officers In this State, civil end military, to he vigilant In endeavoring to apprehend the said Taylor Hinton,in order that ho may ho brought to trial for the offeuso with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and tho great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this tho 24th day of November, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Nine, and of the Independence of the United States of America the Ninety Fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK,Governor. By the Governor: David G. Cutting, See. Ex. Dept. PESO R I 1> T ION. Tfie said Hinton is about 26 or 27 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, weighs about 160 pounds, black, with large white eyes and eotb, and rather quick spoken. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA: By Rnfits B. Bollock, Gov. of? said State, To the People of Georgia : Tho recent rem <al of active hostilities against the person and property of colored cit izens and white Republicans by the organized band i of secret assa ‘-ire- in certain portions of the State, seems In indicate a concert of action and a purpose on the part of sai l organizations to persist in defying the civil law. It therefore behooves the good people of this State to see to it that the Common wealth he not fuither injured or defamed by the acts of persons who, it U believed, are wholly without interest in, jr regard for, tho welfare of tho State. It is the duty of every county, town, or mil nieipal eo: tiorate aeflo rby to insure perfect protection for life sod property to every resi dent within their borders; and whereas, in many cases the local officials fail to exercise efficient means to secure this result, the good citizens within such limits—-thoso having a material interest at stake, or the best interest of the State at heart—should see to it that prompt measures arc at once taken under the civil law to arrest and bring to punishment the members of there organizations of secret rob bers and assassins. Under the statutes at pre-ent in force the Executive is prevented from taking active mcaoni-u* for the suppression of civil disorders, and it is therefore all tho more important that every good citizen should fee! it bis individual duty to becomo a peace officer, and to aid in securing to every inhabit ant that perfect protection guaranteed by the Constitution, and without which we can never enjoy either civil liberty or material pros perity. Outrages such as havo heretofore nnd are now again disgracing our State cannot be tol erated or excused without involving tho whole community. The time has arrived when these outrages must cease, or the good people of this State will be hold responsible for their continuance. To the end that no motive may be wanting to stimulate the people to action in bringing to punishment the violators of the law, I hereby offer a reward of Five Thousand Dollars each for the arrest, with evidence to convict, of tho person or persons on: aged in the murder of lion. Joseph Adkins, white, a Republican Senator from the 10th District. And of the person or persons engaged in tho murder of Dr. Benjamin Ayer, white, a Re publican Representative from the county of Jefferson. And of the person or persons engaged in the outrage committed upon tho person of Vt illiam Iln jcman, white, of the county of Oglethorpe, whan, on or about the 31st. day of October last, ho was tied to a tree and brutally whipped, the outrage having been committed by a body Os disguised mori for no Other reason, ns is al leged, than that Hardeman wft* charged with being a Radical. And of the person or persons engaged in the Outrage committed upon t! ' j n»l the fb-n. Abraham Dolby, colored Representative from the county of Greene, who, on or about the 30th day of October last, was taken from his bed at night and cruelly beaten, the outrage having been committed by a body of twenty five or thirty disguised men, for the reason, as is alleged, that he, the said Ooihy, visited At lanta and requested of the military authorities protection for tho freedmen's school, loca ted in tho town of Oivo.-ffi aro', in County of Greene. And of the person or persons engaged in the depredation upon tho office of tho Asses or of Internal Revenue for tho United States Gov - ernment in the town of Washipgton, < mty of Wilkes, on or about the night of the 13th in stant, when, as is allogod. the o-;ioc was broken open and books, papers, %to., scattered and de stroyed, and notices left warning tho A: un to leave the District. And of the person or persons engaged in the assault upon the house of the Hon. Eli Barnes. colored, Republican Representative from the county of Hancock, when, us is alleged, ab >dy of mask, and men at about the 1 nr of one o'clock on the night of tiie 10th in hunt, surrounded bis residence and by throats of personal vio lence forced him to leave the county. And of tho person or persons who, at Or near tho hour of ten o’clock on the night of tho 15th instant, fired ton or twelve gunshots into a camp of colored laborers, on tho line of the Macon & Brunswick Railroad, in the county of Telfair, whereby one man was killed and an other severely wounded. And of the person or pet son* who, on Thurs day night of Court week, October term, about midnight, said to lie a body of sixty men in disguise, surrounded the residence of the Sher iff of the county of Hancock, demanded and obtained from him the keys of the jail and re leased from the jail one James Oxford, white, n notorious outlaw awaiting his trial for the murder of John Taylor, a respectable citizen of said county. Given under my band and the great seal of tho State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this 29th day of November, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Nine, and of the Independence of the United States of America the Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By tho Governor; K. Paul Lester, Secretary Fx. Dcp’t. LAHWSE & I-IAYNSS, HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK OF WATCHES & JEWELRY SILV ER, AM) SILVER FLATEI) WARE ever offered in uppe Georgia. Sk£F*Tho Old Establu.taunt o ER LAWS HE, 1 Sm4fl Atlanta, Ga DB. O. S. PROPHITT, ATLANLA, GEORGIA, s still manufacturing all of his celebrated FAmmx m.Emcmm, —Consisting of his— LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS, DYSENTERY CORDTAL. FEMALE TONIC, and PURIFYING PILLS, as heretofore, and will attend to all business in his line, that comes to his office. Will prescribe for patients when consulted, and examine any that come to his office at ary time, (Sunday excepted.) Prompt attention given to ail Orders. —l The excellent Remedies of DR. PROPHITT, need no commendation—their well known power in removing the diseases peculiar to cur South ern climate having already established for them an enviable reputation in Georgia and the ad joining States. As the majority of persons liv ing in the South are predisposed to disease of the Liver, it is granted by all intelligent physi cians that most. of the pains and aches of our people are due to organic or functional derange ment of that important organ. PROP HITT’S X*l-KT 03C* M OdioiH' ptnkrji directly at the root of the evil. It euros tho Liver, which !n nine cases out of ton, is nt tho bottom of the Coughs, Dyspep-ia, OoHq, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Men strual Obstructions, etc,, so common among our oeoplc. My Liver Medicine’. nas the advantage of almost any other Prepara tion of Medicine that arts upon the Liver It is in the form of a Fluid Extract—ready for nae at. all times, day or night, and can be'carried to any locality in America, winter or summer, ns it will neither sour nor freeze at any temperature that a human being can occupy with safety. Tt. is not too strong for children, or too weak for t.he moat, robust. There is no trouble about taking it, only- to unstop the Bottle and drink it whenever you may want it. It has gained a very high reputation in every locality it. has had a fair nnd honorable chance to prove itsi ls, at any point in America, an 1 it has been used in er tv Mate, south of Maine, and is alike appli cable to di-orders of the Liver end Digestive powers at all places yet, tried. Traveling Parties, north and south, carry it, and find the happy effects of it in all climates. AGENTS IN COVINGTON: DR. J. E. H. WARE, C. 11. SANDERS & BRO., CORLEY & DOKSETT. X> XlL.'"o TBLTEs'ISt 'SESOr®* AEw is 9 A T 15 .3i3i?l?£oiAKT. V ■ - l .'v- "'-T: ■ '*~y* -i 4 I*xir!2lcror Use T«c<k & lireath. f TMHS is a chemical combination of rare vatue, I the remit of much thought and labor. From a lon uoritM of fusts and experiments, I know if value aud practical uses. While it is “aa wise as a serpent,” it is “as Itarmltv ; as a d-ve,” It will remove All Fruit and Vegetable Stains, Ink Spots, and Mildew from White Cotton or Linen Goods, or fiom Prims? nnd Muslins when the colors arc fait. — Those .stainv can be obliterated ai a cost of rot more than one cent to the inch square. Tt will remove Fruit St&afhs from your Fingsrs, Lips and Teelli,, in one minute. This preparation wih disinfect a set of Artifi cial Teeth, of any bau%dor or taste at a cost of one coiit a dav, and keep them bright an.l ele'e. At a cost of one half a Cunt, morning and even ing, it. wiH du-in feet decayed teeth and purify the breath, rod prevent, that nausea so usual with those who have bad teeth. It will bleach any dingv spot, on White Garments; and make them as when new. H will disinfect of its impurities any substance to which it mav be applied, it is an excellent mouth wash for Thrash in babies, or sore mouth in any one. A potent gargle in sore throat. It e'eanses ulcers and iambus {hem heal. It will most readily disinfect tiu in pure air of a sick chamber or hospital. I have a thousand sheets of printed matter on tho pre servation of Female health, designed specially for Family use; none sire issued Vithou appli cation being made, and if the menus are em ployed that are inculcated therein, they will prove a rich boor. to woman. Anyone can pro cure one of these sheets for family use, by ad dressing mo, accompanying your application with 10 corns, to pay actual expeusos. (rive name and Post Office plainly written, and prompt attention will be given. This preparation is neatly put up in 6 oz. bottles Price 75 cents. For sale at Manufacturer’s office, aud by Dr. •L E. H- Ware, Covington, Ga. ; Wm, Parker, Oxford, Ga.: K. Steadman, Steadman, Ga.: H L. Spencer, Social Circle, Ga.; P. ;R Thomason, Madison, Ga.;l>r W. H. Lee. nnd H. P,& P.«M Alniand, Conyers, Ga., nnd by Druggist sand Mer chants generally. Prepared by the proprietor F. M. CHENEY, M. XX, Covington, Ga., to whom all orders should be addressed.—lyS4 J (Till K E LY, V. boUsale and Retail dealer in BUY GOODS, Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets, ATLANTA, GA. RESPECTFULLY informs the Public that he has on hand a New aud CnrcfullygSclected Stock of dry goods, I which will be offered at VERY LOW* PRICES, : they having been purchased since the recent i decline in prices. Orders Promptly attended to. c>m3o FALL AND WESTER TRABI! O T. J. SHEPHERD. HAVING BOUGHT THE STORE AND lot known as the OLD CAMP CORNER, and having thoroughly renovate: ti c gum*, i- now receiving direct fro n NEW YORK, one jo the LARGEST and BEAT STOCKS of ENTIRELY IN" IL W GOODS. Brought to this Market this Season, Consisting in part of a great variety of LADIES’ DRESS GOOPS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, YANKEE NOTIONS, &C„ Alee, an excellent Lot of Ready Made Clothing, Casoimers, Cloths, Boots and Shoes. And a Lot of 23C T -£L 350" X> O .A. !E» IS , That has not been equalled. Will keep a good Stock of FAMILY GEOCEKIES, such as Sugar, Oolite. Salt- Hies, Cheese, Tobacco & Cigars, BAGGING, ROI’E, and IRON TIES. BACON, FLOUR, Ac Also a fiist rate lot of SADDLE?. AND BRIDLES, and everything ,Is. usually kept in a first class Conniry Store, 47tf e mni~ ’ ■ - *5 WITH A CO.'JI'I.KTE STOCK ** O FOE THE WAZT, attb Y~I~\ TEE TBABE V~ — CONSISTING OF DRY GOODS, ULMIS* DRESS ROODS, lOTIOIS, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING, IIOSIKRY, HATS ANI) CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOE And everything usually k pt m a well Flocked Pry Goods Store. aaw&maSl, mmmm, %n ■ 'sssam warn Glass Ware, Wood -ntl Willo-v Ware, Bagging and Iron Ties, FI3ST33 Xa X<g HT OH3, dbo., m 1 &HTICIS OF H£3*3 3t a l ■1 L, ’ TED F!”E TEST, j at low I’RIOE “!f~otve us a call and examine our - ' . n-.d won il! ri-U our Goods and Prices.“^9S ,',O" KiilL HARRIS A CO. i 1 1 ml ! ?Se tir r: r; es t i x i r s e. RECOMMENDED BY THE ItKHETr medical authority IN SOFT FT € * -<?I.T WA , See wrapper around » ‘!i Hot11 L? ' I , uir us other testimonials. Tt is a Preventive of CHILLS, a Su-e Cur,- to- !>', .<• 1 I'M t. CHOLERA MORBUS. INDI GESTION and NERVOUS DEBILITY. V JMi. BEVERAGE, a Pleasant TONIC, an Invaluable TRAVELING COMPANION. For the Weak, For the Palo, For the S' .'sly, V-r C-.j A -i-1. F-,r Females, For Spring Use, ISTo Bitt or a 223 ot m -rt- 1 IThc m. They pro Tone and Vigor to the A- er, ;v 1 1. ' male. All use it with wonder ful success. TRW THE M, TAKE NO © T HER. Ask for Sumter 'Bitters. Sol Iby Drtt t-it-ts and Grocers Everywhere. f-drSec that our signature is over the Cork of each bottle. HOWIE & MOISE Proprietors and Whole, ale DrucgUts, Charleston S. C. BOWKER, HARRIS A CO., Agents. Covin .on. Os. 4 47:1 GLAGHOEN, HEEDING & CO. COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I’liiladelphla, Pa„ Ar rula. Ga., Charleston. S. C. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS jCioi* WSCAUft’S 3tn4B THE GREAT FERTILIZER FOR ALL CROPS —T’t-c.wu-mn '^.maaßmmeammmaag PORTER FLEMING, CHAS. E. STAPLES Formerly Fleming & Rowland Late with John M, Clark <£ Cos. FLEM IN G k ST AVL ES, Qrooers and Commission Moi’cliants 26s BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. WE take pleasure in announcing that we occupy ti:. Large Fire Proof Warehouse owned by F. Phir.iz-, Esq,, on Jackson Street, where Mr. Fleming will give his personal attention to the sale of Cotton at the old rates, 1$ per cent,—3n. iT COMMISSIONS ON COTTON AS HERETOFORE 1 1-4 per CENT. W. He HOWARD. n * HOWARD. \V. IT. HOWARD & SON, LOTTOS FACTORS & COMHISSIOK MERCHANTS NO. 2 WARREN BLOCK, AUGUSTA, GA. -TTfE have ample FIRF. PROOF storage for 10,000 Bales . f Cotton, and will give our personal YY attention to the sale and storage of the same to all who may favor us with their patronage Orders for Bagging, Ties, Ac., promptly filled, and a* the Lowest Cash Prices. Consignments solicited.—3m47 ’ Reference—Gen. A. R. Wright. INFALLIBLE STAfK ERADICATE I Boots & Shoes! WE have on hand a large stock of every style of Boots and Shoes, both for Ladies'- and Gentlemen's wear. Call and see them C. 11. SANDERS & BRO. IIATS ! HATS ! fTUIE “Father Hyacvstiis,” whieh is the Avery latest, such as is exhibited or, the head of our young friend, A. C. McCalla, Esq. All the other styles on hand at SANDERS & BRO. r —-| The symptoms of liver | Clmm inc' ‘ con ’l' ! » !n I " e uneasiness I OliiltlMllb n 1 pain in the side. Some i |L—__ time- the pain is in the . shoulder, and is mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is affected with loss -f appetite and « ickne „, bowels in genera u°'T alternating with tat. The . ' 1 w,?>l P a!n - and dull heavy sen- S1 c ‘ 'J ‘ ra ble loss of memory, accompa r -----n r.ied with painful sensation of IjxfAp liaving left undone something J * - * Vvhich ought to have been done, eo ®piaining of weakness, j ■Dbility an-1 low spirits. Some times 5- i e< f the above symptoms attend the | dis-HS-. and at other times* very few of them ; the organ most in j volved. Cure the Liver with dji. «nmon.s’ j ItX TSPy SfiGULArOH, ; preparation of loots an I herbs, warranted to ! strictly vegetable, anti can do no injury to j any one. j It ha? been used by hundreds, and known for j the last thirty-five years as one of the moat reli j able, <-h:Ciicious and harmless preparations ever offered to the suffering, rs taken regularly and ! persistently, it is sure to cure. r-™™. - >yspepsia. headache, jaurt Regulator. tteJrtßUr 'At * rltn -.. -iftcetions of thef ; ’ bladder, camp dysentery 1 ,- affe-tions -f the kidneys, fever, nervousness,- chili?, diseas--. of the skin, impurity of the blood, melancholy or depression of spirits, he;.t"burn, colic, o." [-:iir,s in the bowels, pain in the head, fever and ague, dropsy, boils, paiu in the back and li-ws-s ina. erysipelas, female nffec'.ions, and bilious diseases generally. Prepared only by J. H. ZEILIN A CO., Druggists, Macon, Ga Price ?1 ; by mail *1,25. The following high'y respectable persons can fully attest to the virtues of this valuable med icine, at -1 t., whom we respectfully- refer - Gen. W. ft. Holt, President S W R R 'Comp’y' Rev j R Felder, Perry, Ga; Col EK Spraks, Albany, Ga, George J. lomford, Esq.. Conductor S W R R ; C Mnstersnn Eeq„ Sheriff Bibb 00,, -I A Butts Bainbridge Ga., Dykes & Sparhawks, Editors ‘Floridian,” Tallahassee, Rev. W. J. Burke, Macon, On Virgt! Powers, Esq., Super intondent SW It B Daniel Bullard, Bullard’s Station. Ma on and Bruit-viek R. R. Twiggs county. Ga; lt,v. R. F. Easterling. P. EJ Flori i l ■ : M-'j it- A. P. Woolev, Kingston, Ga ; Editor Macon Teleeraph For sale I 'nviagton by Dr. WM. BROWN & SON, and Dr. J. E. H. WARE A CO. 33 O !KT 9 T Td Id AD_THIB! ! : J.Mj will. • ruis<‘ In your mru) career, ** ud •*< -g! i!i- mi lersign-01, First-Class D R j 0 3 A M l 'll C I NE S. in t mtht-r for reputation and sound com n:’ ■■ '•"’■■hn.sr. tlmn wealth, I can afford to "' ’I 1 ■lhvi’tj- rates, and I therefore i M, ‘ ' • ii 1 -uc s■t i 1 t o s ( . who are anxious to pmvh.i e the very best of Seines, Chemicals, Pain t?, Oils, Dye Stuffs, AND P ATT NT MEDICINES, - 1 ' ‘uld give me a call.**tßa Having lh” n with ATLANTA, and v ■ t the war, I brave pre -1 ■ 1* :r-"i-- '■ •iMished, my old friends •md /■•?'*'". *r* -v tiul-i return. Constantly re reivi' ->« -o ; s -i if*-fing Inferior Articles ~I u;r " ' 1 r ' ! ■ * LANDS, lam compelled t - I '■ 1 T - “ ai!:-“ thev are good.—2d li- . i—and lastly, because l urn dm <>.-•: f I to build up a f ■ 'vj ells'; No. 1 Drug House yu ' " ! ‘n-n What t sav. I shall now . introduce yom- notice Chfiney’s Aiiodjne Cough Syrup. ‘ r rs p t up not only to sell, but t Ti • ii-*i ?i < • must of ne '■ u *’ ' i'‘:! b* of injurious nos ' and- T market. A reliable, ' . 1 N H isehoidshonldbe v> ■’ ! ' I for o : d and young. In ' r r f!iAf. M-TEITIONS, WIIOOP ! ( *o«.:fthc r.GNGSand ( k ; ; : For children it is t*wj) original PTYOR'S PILE OINTMENT, Tam tv w i-t-i- a; i 1 n offer to the public, feeling assurr and that- it will giv.- .atigtaction, ba-ed as it ■ ’ u l !(, n t on »ense, and legitimate Medicine. In S<'\r,r»-, Brrifix, and Rhkttwatism, it stands uneqnaled. its reputation before the wir mode it a ]*<*; -n] ?ir remedy; and it is again offered ix < a cheap and sensible medicine. r-IGG’S APKRIEiW FILLS l am proprietor of, and beg to rail special atten tion to. The e Pills are recommended by pome <>f our first. Physicians, and give general satis fiK-1i n. To Sour v “ton aeh, Sick Headache, Nausea, and the bad effects of late hours, they defy competition. AH of the above ’ rep-uations I sell at Whole sale and ’’ --it] Determined to do a heavy business, I oiler them at Moderate Figures, feel ing confident cl their success. W. A. LANSDELL, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 20tf Whitehall street ATLANTA, GA \V AS ft F, I, LA YE & CO. COTTON FACTORS, W j!3l. 3X J 53 JOC 01T533 AND— .Commission Merchants AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. \ continue to give their best attention f ? to the STORAG E and SALE OF COTTON an 1 other Produce. Strict compliance with instructions, aDd prompt returns can be relied upon. <5 ts A S O 81 Kvttlewellß “A. A.” Manipulated, “ “A” « A-umomatul Alkaline Fhospliate, Animoniated Super Phosphate, Cotton Compound. she abovn arc- prepared by M-ssrs. G. OBER 'Ok'. H litimore, who-c capacity and tnteg -1 it V have been f-il’y established, and the expe t-.n.-e of th- past three tears of hundreds of the b-si I’bi-it-:sof Georgia and So. Ca., have proved beyond a i --’- r that, they are the standard Fti-iilir-rs if the day. We also - ft- r the best grade of PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, “ TUS'OLVFD'IBOKES, “ LAND PLASTER. Messrs.’ BOWKER*, HARRIS A C 0„ Are out-duly -nthoriaed Agents at COYTXG fnN'. Ga., and -vill L-ive prompt attention to f imishing Supplies, Shipment of Cotton, and S tl- of our Guanos at that point. 43tf WARREN, LAKE & CO.