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ftr Sonfbtrn gfralb. (, r iffiu, (ir«rfia, Sept. 8, 1806. To Advertisers — -'ll advertisements, to •naur* publication in the next issue, should banded in l*T c o'clock To our City Slbscribkr* —l>esirinr» to bare our carriers attend to their duties with promptness and regularity, we would take it is a favor if those who fail to have their papers left, would notify us at once. Meetisos in Ist Baptist Church. — An interesting prayer meeting is being held in this church, every morning, at 8 o’clock, and services every night.—The citizens gen erally are cordially invited to attend, and the members of the church are all most earnestly solicited to be present at these meetings, as we trust much good may be jlone ere these meetings close. And m:iy the Lord bless our people, and draw them by the sweet influences of his love and Spirit to the House of God ! is the sincere prayer of a Member. Second District W Georgia.—ln thi s )>istrict, the following places and days hsv* been designated for Weighing, marking, and assessing cotton : Griffin, Mondays, Wednesdays; ahd fri day*. Macon, on Mondays, WeJnesdavS and Fridays ; Columbus, same days as Macon ; Albany, Mondays and Tuesdays; llawkins 'ville, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays : 'Hainbridge and Fort Gaines, on Mondays and Saturdays; Fort Valley, Tuesdays, Tbuisdays and Saturdays ; Americas, Wed nesdays and Thursdays ; Outlibert, Tues days and Fridays; Georgetown, Wednes days and Thursdays. A Musical Convention is now going on at Mount Zion Camp Ground,” i;i this county, seven miles from Griffin. A numbea of delegates, or attendants, were expected from different portions of the State, snd e-pccially from the upper, or Nor thern part. It will remain in session for several days more, at least till to morrow afternoon. They meet, and sing,as we learn, on the good old fashioned, soul-stininir, and piety-enlivening system such singing as was in vogue in the days of Lang Sync, when oar "rand mothers, and grand fathers joined in with the Mercers, and Wesleys, and Waddells, hymning their praises and adora tions, not with pomp or form, but with the heart and the spirit. We invito particular attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Seymour, Johnson »fc Cos. They hive one of the largest stocks of Groceries and provisions in the city of Macon, which they are offering for s.Vc, at the lowest cash prices. They afo at the orner of Cherry it Third, streets immedi ately under the Journal it Messenger office. Give them a call when you visit Macon. The card of .'lesrs. Little, Smith it Cos., of Macon, Ga. will be seen under the head of new advertisement. We can testify to the fact of their having a very extensive stock from having visited the liou<c. They have an immense quantity of Saddles, Harness Trunks, and everything in their line of bus iness. We give it as our opinion, also that they will sell on as good terms as can be ob tained ot any other establishment. The Rev. W. A. Hall, late of New Orleans, represented to be n able and eloquent’ di vine, was elected pastor of the I’resbyterian Churoh, at Columbus, Ga., on the 4th inst. There have been four accessions to the Ist Baptist Church in Griffin, within the ’last two days—thr o by experience, and one by letter. The Cincinnati Commercial says' that “ninety-nine hundredths of the Southern loyalists are black.” Hoes the infamous insinuator mean that they arc black-skinned or black-hearted ? Cuba in Danger.—The Government authorities at Madrid, arc beginning to be seriously apprehensive that the impending collapse of the Mexican Empire will com promise Spain's possession of the Bland of Cuba. Ito" Andrew T. Stewart's (of New York) income is larger than the annual salaries com bined of the President of the United States, governors of all the State, Senators and Con gressmen, State officers, and members of the legislatures of the different States. Out of such an income Mr. Stewart could pay the entire expenses of several State govern ments as easily as many men now support their families. COMMERCIAL. ATLANTA.— Bacon —Shoulders, 20(n 20 1 4 -p lb. t Corn —White '{o bushel, 1.35(0} 1.37 ; 'ellow or mixed 'id bushel, 1.25 ; Meal V bushel, 1.40. Coffee.— Rio lb 28@32. Factory Goods. —Cotton thread 2.25@ 2.85 ; Osnabergs, 27(0>28 ; Brown Shirts ings, 36@38 ; Brown Sheetings, 26@28. Flock.— Fancy, 17@18 ~(d bid.; Family, 14(0)15 ; Extra, 12 50(m13 ; Superfine, il (bj 12. CIIA RLESTON. —Cotton.— Ordinary 2u@27 ; Low Middling, 2>; Middling, 30 @3l. ° *" (Btiffiit (bodrge. FIRST TERM, SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SES SION BEGINS AUGUST 20th WITH A FULL FACULTY. Primary Class, per Term, - - - $lO. Preparatory. •• •• ... 15, College Clots, “ **•-.. 20. Music •* •* •* ... 20. Use of I*r«no, •• *• ... 3. Modern Language* ah<l Painting, 10. Incidentals* 1. Tuition I’ayarmc ix* Auwancr. The ample facilities and thoiongH instruction afforded appeal to p»4>4i«i o.wfideuce and patron- A. KOOEK?, A. M.. •"S? 3f f'resiueut. THE GREATEST INDUCEMENT OF THE SEASON AT MRS. TAYIiOH’S MILLINERY EMPORIUM (VONTEMPLATI NG a radical change in bu-i J new the coming woon. the undersigned oiler, tortile next FORTY or FIFTY DAYS, a LARGE. 1 FRESH and FASHIONABLE STOCK of Millinery and Fancy Goods, *t prices that will astonish the moai.incTeduloua. We attempt no humbu?, but the poods MtSTand 1 WILL be sold at&ome price, a portion of tht stock ■ AT LESS THAN COST. A great inducement will be offered to any mi*li ing to make a good bill. Call soon, as the best chauces are first taken. S. S. TAYLOR. Agent, at Ladies’ Store* j Griffin. July 19 1866-41 NEW PIIYSIOGXOM\, or “Signs of Chars*'* Ttit, as manifested through Temperament and 1 External forms, and especially in the “human sack I divinil” One elegant volume, with nearly B«M> pages, and 1,000 illustrations. By S. 11. Wells. Editor Phrenological Journal. Price, postpaid, 1 $5. Address Fowler *fc Wells, No. 389 Broadway> New York. “New Physiognomy” is eminently practical, fully illustrated, ami well suited to the wants of i all. In the study of ‘the face” the reader soon learns to read each and every feature. Noses are | classified a> the Koman, Greek, Jewish, Snub and * Celestial. The eves speak all languages, whether b’acV, blue, brown or hazel. In u like manner i cheeks, nfcck, ears, hands, feet, walk. *oice, laugh, j et\, rife *ho*u to be “signs of character.” In no other work is so much light thrown upon I life character and destiny of mankind as in this, j or the distinctive traits of nations ami tribes so I clearly pointed out. Poitijaits us distinguished 1 persons of ancient nod , modern times, with bio graphical sketches and delineation of character, are given. Ditinea, Orptors, statesmen, War ! riors, Artists, Poets, Philosophers, Inventors, Surgeons, Iffscotkrcrs, Actors, Musicians, etc . are included, it, is fm ‘Kncyclopa*dia’of biog raphy, acquainting tlie reader with the career and character of many great men and women of j the past 2,000 years, mid of the present—such, ; for instance, ns Aristotle; JuliiiS Ctcsar, iShuks peurc, Washington. Napolebn, Pran.K in, Ban croft, Bryant, Longfellow, Irving, Kosa Bon lieur, Theodosia Burr, Col den, Bright. Lawrence, ! Bolivar, Whatcley, Thnckcrny, Dow. Km»>;. Ki<li elieu, Hopper. Buckle, Dickens, Victoria, Wesley, ! Carlyle, Motley, Mill, Spencer, Thompson, Gutii* • ie, Alexander, and imndrcds of others. Agent*: wasted. 800 ; sent by return post or express, on receipt of price. augoO-Sw j Something New UNDER THE SuN A NKW KR\ IN MRDICIXE! bf* f.ot the suffering and diseased read the following. Let all who have been given up by Doctor, ! and spoken of ns incurable, read the following. Let all who can believe facts and can Lave faith in evidence, read the following. Knoxr all men bit thene. presents. That on this, the Twentie'h dav of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred* and Sixty six, personally came seph llaydock to me. known us such, and being duly sworn, deposed as follows: That he is the sole general a.'ent for the United States, and and p.ndcncics thereof, for , preparafrtmf f»r medicines known ns Maggikls Pii.i.* and Salve. ami that, the following certiri cates are vci lnii'm copies to tl*c lXedt cf his kuo’fM -1 «»ilgt and belief. JAMES SMKITfIE; [L S J Notarv Public, T\’nil street New York. J June 1, ]Bd*. | ! /fr. I take my pen to write ycril of j ’ nsy great relief, an ! that the awful pain in my j side has left no- a* last 'hanks to your medicine, j Oh, doctor, how thankful 1 an*’ that I can get 1 some deep. I can never writs it enough. I thank you again and again, and am strr* that you are j really the friend of a)i sulferrers. I could not | help writing to y«u, and hope you Aill not tako j it amiss. Jam ns mykiw, 116 Avenue I). [ This is to certify that 1 was dischargetf from tlie . army with Chronic Diarrhma, and have been ' cured by Dr. Maggiel’s Pills. WILSON HARVEY, N. Y. April 7, r 866 27 Pitt street. The following is an interesting case of a man i employed in an iron Foundry, who, in pouting | melted iron into a flask that was damp ami wet. canned an explosion. The melted iron was thrown { around and on him in a perfect shower, and he was burnt dreadfully. The following certificate was given to live by him about eight weeks after the accident. Near York, Jan. 71,1866. My name w.lavob Har<h; I am an Iron Foun dor; I was badly burnt by hot iron in November last; mv burns healed, but I had a running sore on my leg that would not heal. 1 fried Maggie!'s i Salve, an lit cured me in a few weeks. '*bis vs j all true and any body can now see me at Jacltsoi: a | Iron Woiks, 2nd Avenue. J. HARDY, 119 Gocri K-k street. Extracts fronf Various Lettars; “I had no nppotirc ; Maggiel’9 Fills gave me a hearty one.” "Ymir Fills are marvelous." “I send for another box, and keep them in the house,” "I)r. Maggiel has cured my headache that was chrome.” ”1 gave half of one of your pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well ill a day.” “My nausea of a morning is now cured." box of Maggiel’s Salve cured me of noises in the head. I nibbed some of your Salve behind my cars and the noise left’’ "Send me two boxes I want or.e for a poor family.” “I enclose a dollar; your pr’ee is ?.'> cents, but tbc medicine to me is worth a dollar.” "Send me five boxes of your pills.” "Let me have three boxes o' ■ our Salve by re turn mail.” I HAVE OVER 200 SUCH TESTIMONIALS as this, but want of space compels me to conclude J. maggiel, m. and. MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE ! Notice. —None genuine without she engraved trademark around each pot or box. signed by Dr. J. Maggiel. II Fine street. New York, to counterfeit which is felony. i SoWby all respectable dealers in Medicines in the United States and Canada—at 25 cents pet box or pot, sepl-lyr ADMINISTR \T<>K'S SALE. I>Y Ti rtuo of an ordfer Hr 1 1io Ordinary 3 of Tike county, will !»•» sold before the Court House door in the town of &bulon, in said County, on tlie first TUESDAY in November next, between the legal hours of sale, all tbe lands be longing to the estate of Alfred Wiffgir.s, late of l’ike County, deceased, lying in said County :»d joining the lands of Giles Driver. Matthew Cog gins. and others, containing five hundred and five (505) acres, more or less, (the widow's dower wx cepted.) sold for the benefit of heirs and credit ors of said deceased. T erros cash, unless circum stances should transpire previous to, or on tb** day of sale, that tmiM make it to sell it on time liA DESMAN POPE, i icps--t«)d* Adtmuiftratoi. CftQCEMES *G. I 000 BtSnEtS " IIITK OURN. SACKS COFFEE, -Q Barrels.sugar. A i: and <5 Lrahq SALMONS A WARD. Atlanta, Ga. .q j lbs. DRIED BEEF, Choice,; lb. BEFF TCXOUSS; For sal. by SALMONS A WARD, Atlanta, Ga. .)( )0 BARRELS FLOUR, all grad-,. -*Q BOXESCANDI.ES, KEGS FOWDEK, For sale by SALMONS A WARD. Atlanta, Ga. -0 BALES I’KIMKTIMOTHY IIAY, DOZEN OYSTERS, -Q KEGS ASSORTED NAIL?, For sale by SALMONS A WARD. Atlatita, G». Just Received. 2*» HIIIX3. CLEAR SIDES. HO Tierces Choice Rib Sides, 20 “ Shoulder**, 10 “ Sugar Cured llnrn^, 200 ÜbU Sup’fine and Extra Enmity ETouf; 2000 Bueheli Corn, 25 Sacks Coffee. 50 Barrel* A B and C Sugar, 500 Dried Beef, 20 Barrels Syrup, 100 Sacks Virginia Salt; 50 BFK Virginia Salt salmons i Ward, We have removed to I.YNCII S GRANITE FRONT BLOCK, corner Whitehall ami Alnbnrna street*, vlierfe wfe arc prepared to serve custom ers, as \te Have fi laige stock of Groceries, Provisions &c, And our house being *>f large capacity, and con veniently located, is well suited for the storage of goods. SALMONS A WARD, Commission Merchants, Coiner of Whitehall and Alabama Streets, June )4-3rn Atlanta, Ga. WAR DECLARED I IN EUHOPE, JOHN H. WHITE & CO, Propose t<} sell their entire Stoek of GOODS »t grestly It FT) ICED FRIGES Until the first of September next. If you want BARGAINS, ffoNr is the time, and John 1L White St Cos., is the place to get tfieAtf. Uitll S6’on dr the chances may a 1 be taker;. nil’lV oooris Now ift TRANSITU wifi be included in the proposed reduced rat6s. Come and satisfy yourselves. Griffin, Ga., July ,t <f GREAT INDUCEMENT! “ \Yc respect .ally invite the attention of all per ! sons who desire to purchase Goods at prices sur passingly low, to our htotk of iSPBIM A\D Sl iniEll 600115.' TO THE LADIES, ; We offer a Beautiful and Fashionable selection of ' Lft-.VrH, Pa i: Kali's, French Jackonets, Foulards, Calicos, etc. Also, a large assortment of White Goods, such as Jaconet, Swiss and Or | gandic Muslins, Nanksook, Plain and riped Em broideries of all descriptions, with a large variety : of other Useful and Fancy articles. THE GENTLEMEN ! ! \\ ill find a Superior Stock of the Latest and nest 1 I Fashionable Styles of READY - MAKE CLOTRtWC, I Together with French and Scotch Cassiinerea, Dahlia Cloths, and evejy other article of Furnish* j ing Goods necessary to Complete Sreir Wardrobe. I Besides, our STOCK Ot' JVOtioM, ° “I Con.ifling in part, of Hosiery, Gloves, Hsndker-'j chiefs, I.nees, Linen and Jaconet Edg'ng and In- j serting, Hair Brushes, Toilet Articles, tc., aYe in- j surpassed. In addilion to the above, we offer a large assiot- ] meut of BOOTS, BHOFS and DOMESTICS, from the best manufactories in operation. j j All of the above articles will be sold at a small | ftdvnnfh upon prime cost. \V« can assure the public that our goods were purchased for cash,; upon as good terms as they can be bought, and we j are determined to sell as low as any other house i in Griffin. iVe will be pleased to ahow our assort ! ment to purchasliers, feeling confident in our abili- i ty to give satisfaction to even the most fastidious | LOmVENSTEIX it, PFEIFER Griffin, Ga , April i9, ISftfi. ts Corn and Bacon for Sale, ON TIMS. MITH, SThRK A CO., at tha warebonse of k T Jarnigan, corner of Forsyth and Alabama streets. Atlanta. Ga.. have a large lot of Corn and Bacon, which they propose to furnish to prompt, \ rcr|«oraible planters on the following terms: They will give fifty bushels of Corn or three hundred pounds of Bacon for (Ire hundred pounds of good Middling Cotton. The plrnTera will receive the ] ('orn or Boeon now, and deliver the Coton mt November, at their store in Atlanta. The planter must gir e two approved endorsers or a lieu Cl U, iai 1 jt. u , 21 2m DANIEL & RUCKER, I ® GENERAL Prortuoo | Zr -0 A N D C Commission Merchants, £ i FARRAR’S OLD STAND, It 111 1.1. ST., GRIFFIN, OA. s j Wf will soon receive large acccsaiima to our already splendid Stock. Come and a**e us at the j late stand of the (I VM M,II A M*. Wa | gnuraittee universal aatiafaction to our customers May 24, 1866-ts Johnsons & Gordon, i:\TEMVE TRADE SA h E, PRICES DOH N TO SUIT THE TIMES! 20 BOXES GROUND PRITKIi, 600 BBljs>. FLOCK, nil Grades, 60 SUGAR, all Grades. OI L, OI L, OI L, OI L, OI L, OI L! EXTENSIVE DEPOT. Any quantity furnislmd at priors ao ebenp ns to guarautee every family to buy a Barrel. Cheaper lhau Candles or Wood. 2000 SACKS CORN, 25 HIIDS. BACON, 2o TIERCES LARD, 10 BARRELS WHITE BEANS, 20 SACKS COFFEE, GREEN AND BLACX TKi, 50 Bbls. NEW CROF N. 0. sfoLASS*S, 20 B( >X E3 C ANDLKS, 500 BbD. em<l Boxes CRACiCERS, all sorts, too BOXES f’lcIfLES, all kinds, 10 Bbl*. TICKLES, Cueumbers, 20 BOXES RAISINS, „ Almond*. Brazil Nuts, Tetflis, Walnnla 4c. CAN DIES, nil sorts, 600 LbA Black Pepper, Ginger Spfce 4c. I Common Starch, Pearl Starch, Maizena. Urge STOCK OF LIQUORS, To be bartered for Produce, Cotton or Lard. Iln fact anything you may need can be found a I our House. Call soon at JOHNSONS A GORDON, | maylO'Snt Alt. bmt.a St., Atlanta, Ga. j EUREKA OIL, ■The Greatest Discovery of the Age! | I The Suffering Rihlic will be glad to'know that Q. W.CROFT’S EUREKA OIL HAS bc'in wriaLd (iomoblivion by u company of philantiropic gentlemen, and at. an ira j | tnense outU* of aipital, nas Again been placed be- j ! fore the people. We do not claim it to be a cure- ! j all , like some of tie nostrums ot the day arc said j toXih ; but we do say that it possesses advantangrs ; <irep any other known compound for the cure of: fnnnmmatorv and Ulcerative diseases and as an j Allcviatoi of I'ain It will not only alleviate, but I will curt a vast mijority of the following diseases, such'as lnflamation and Ulceration of the Mouth, j Throat, Stomach , and Bowels, Colic of any kind, ' Jjysentery (or Phut) Diarrhoea, “Piles," Diptheria, I Inflammatory llhmmalism ; and is also an inval ' uable remedy for Neuralgia, Ulcers of any kind i (not malignant.) Eruptions, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, \ \ Cuts, Bone pellons, Swollen Glands, Sots Eyes, Ear and Tooth Aches, Spinal Affections, Ac. And j ! in Coughs, we challenge the world for us equal, I I Ordinary coughs it will cure. I n I'ulnmuory Con- j | sumption. Asthma, and Bronclutis it is the best \ | palliative known! The Superintendent of ff.tf Company is a Grad uate of the Medical College of Nash ville; and | from long experience in his profeaaion, and a good knowledge of Chemistry, he has been intiustetj' | with the selection of chemicals for the manufac i ture of the medicine, and hna been and will be careful to select the very finest materials to. fee found in either foreign or borne rtarlfeta, and we are satisfied lhat thfe erVicle w’o ore, now, putting I up excels any fornrr article of tire same kind ibr purity of chemicals, and must be more efficacious. ' | We place the “ Emma On. ” before the world, j ; and upon ita rr.erita or dementi it mnst rise or fall ! j But we kqow if tha peoyle will try it, they will be more than satisfied. | For sale by all the principal Druggists every where throughout the country. Compounded by J G. W. CaorT. the origioal manufacturer, for the j Knreka Oil Manufacturing Company at Atlanta, Ga. Price at retail $1.25 per bottle. Liberal dedue t ion* made to the trade. i M. A. SHACKELFORD, M. D.', 5 Scpertendent For sale by , N. B. DrtfcWß? & CO.. .i ~ . Druggy, I Last aide Ilil! street, Store House For Sale. STILWELL A BEEKS expect to remove to tl • Store now occupied by J. H. Whita A Cos. 1 now offer for sale the Store House occupied by iheni. It is considered by many the best stand in the city excepting the one we go to, being a sera er House, 90 teet long, with a One basement story. This property will bring 20 per cent interest on , the price I will take for it. I also have three Dwelling Houses for sale ( july2*-tf J. A. BEEKS. I SCHOOL NOTICE. THE undersigned proposes to open a School hi the building known aa Knott’s Cellrg*. Au lust *ih,. Terms from *3 to %h ?..iur irr lty* o* THll MAN WHO FAILS TO BUY WHERE THE BEST BARGAIN CAN BE HAD, 18 IN THE VERY NATURE OF THE CASE HITHER NEGLIGENT IGNORANT, OR CARELESS. THE QUESTION: ! WHERE CAN THESE BARGAINS BE FOUND? TRY THE NKW FIRM «» iihuhiiihj, Who offer their best Serrieeo, ffitfc a 1.1 HGE and NEW STOCK of FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, Among which they enumerate Ladies’ Dreea Good* in ovary variety. URKNADINfeo, JP’LXLARDS IMiINTSt LAWNS, muslins, , . . Jackals, FRENCH JACONETS, MOZAMBIQUES, Indeed everything that the most fastidious could desire. WHITE a Jaconet, SWISS; OHO ANDIES; NANSOOKS, Loxo CLOTHS; IRISH I. fNR NS, LINEN LAWNS, COTTON & Linen DIAPERS* SHEETINGS <St Shirtings. Esficciai attention in called to the Stock of I.ACE BOINTS, ond LAC If GOODS generally. In EMBROIDERIES they cannot be nurpassod. The cndleos to* riety of FANCY GOODS and YANKEE NOTIONS, forbidn even a partial ennraeratioe. In their department devoted to GEiNTLEMENS’ WE All,* They pride bclievijw an they do, that they ofrer a stock far superior, prtint di ST \ !.E, QUALITY and QUANTITY to any ever before opened in Griffin. In BOOTS AJVD SHOES, I For the Million, we nirnply throw ournelvcn in the front, an second to none, cither | Price, Quality, Style, or any other plhicular. Tho Ladies especially ore solicited too*- ! amine our stock of SHOES, rs we claim to have nuperiorty in that line. | Connected as wc are with the largest houses ;n this section—with a New York whoW : sale house to represent oar Interest in purchases—buying as we do for cash, and intending to Become Permanent In Griffin, jre think that trading public will readily iee that we hare not only tho ABILITY but the DISPOSITION and INTENTION to sell goods upon such terms as cannot fail to give satisfaction. Remember Schetierblan, Bfo. & D nielV At their Store, West side Hill street, North of Beeks k Stillwell, and opposite C. H. Johnson’s Hardware store—better known as SCHEUERMAN’B OLD STAND. June 28, 186G-tf W. H. 0. MICKELBERRY WITH nun ii. Bin 4 a, SUCCESSORS OF Rlto, MICKELBERRY & 00.: OFFER FOR SALE AT frIYcES SUITABLE TO rifETH# I **? Rio Coffee, Sugar from 18 to 2# cts., per lb., Mackerel, in bbla il-2s, 14* aix^Kit*. A LARGE EOT OF CROCKERY, HARDWARE: nails, .. Knives md forks, HANDSAWS; SHOVELS and TONGS, AXES, ANDIRONS, SfD IRONS, c H| s“ LS ' a. . Hitts and screws, TRACE CHAINS, Rraaa KITTLES, AT) ,W K s, Skillets, AUGERS, OVENS, TOTS, KTO. HOLLOW WARE, BRASS HOOPED BUCKETS, CHUNKS BROOMS, PAINTED BUCKETS, TUBS, &•., *•., Ae CORN, CORN MEAL AND FLOUR. BACON &c. HAMS, SHOULDERS, • SIDES, 50 Sacks LIVERPOOL BALT, CANE SYRUP, CUBA MOLASSES 100 Sacks VIRGINIA SALT, Bunchea SWIFTS and ALCOVT Factor* TUREAtI. L \ROE LOT of A, B, and CBCG A.BS. WANTED. 3000 Bnshehi of WHEAT deliverad in good Merchantable jrder Tbo barbwt mark et price paid for BACON, LARD, CORN, .M EAL, *LQUR. PEAS, Ac., AcT, Ac. Southcm Banc Notes, Gold A Buror received for any o I the above artlnim at their market valoe. - - , - - - - June in MWtWMtCt 00.