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SOUTHERN HERALD. kIISIIED DAILY ATORir*lN:OW>*t;!A. «r ii ' MARTIN & EAGAN, or ,H. K i l-nT.VIK* BVVHI.'* BtILMH. PA'l s!l*fc UICI AT Halo ol SubKcrl»liwn. i»|>V <>ne year I*’ , »n« ct'|»y *ix 'H"i‘l!i■*. 3 5u One copy three month* 2 •« Or4er* f-r .l< >ll \VuI!K an.l ADYERTI> • \i; solleued, aud promptly attend . »<• Hruivuluw Tunnel I.uk-o Again nr*. spickCii in ki-:w vurk on Tin: 11th. ('iti.' )i* of Xac York : When I nddressed you from this platform four years ago, tor two dreadful hour*, l had strength to do it, and a votcc to make myself heard. I have neither now,and must throw myself upon vour patience and kind indulgence. lam not traveling as a speaker, for lam not able to speak. lam traveling as one of an ex po .ition going round and round, and round again, to try and wipe out the mocassin tracks of Andrew Johnson an 1 William 11. Seward. [Loud cheers.J A voice : l guess you will do it. i Mr. llrownb w : Yes, I will try to. And hot only the tracks of Johnson and Seward, nut of the sycophantic and craving crowds wh , who are cr wling along w ith them. [Ap plause] My State is well represented upon this occasion, and in jhis expedition, there being nut less than fifteen Tenne see dele gates now in this c. ty. If I, however, were 1 well, and, it I were able to make a speech, I ! should decline doing so. [Shouts of “ go on,” mid ‘’louder, louder.”] Here is an election erring expedition [laughter and applause,] and, as the Governor of the great reconstruct ed State of Tennessee, 1 must maintain the dignity of the office, [llenewed laughter j and applause ] It does not, therfore be- i come uie to dabble in polities. It will do for an accidental President, one who has I <iil aside his robes of office and dignity, one who is quarrelling with tliecommon mass es of Cleveland, charging at St. Louis the New Orleans butchery upon the guliant and loyal Congress, and invoking the mob to hang fluid Stephens and Wen del Philips, better men than he ever was himself. [ Ap plause. j I have been engaged in Tennessee, for the last eighteen months, in battling in a good i.nd glorious cause. For tnirty years prior to that 1 have been fighting the world, the flesh, and the devil, but, latterly, I have been liighiing the devils, Jcffersoi: Davisand An dy Johnson. [Cheers and laughter ] In Tennessee, two years ago, we called a St ste convention. During the rebellion, hov - ever, when we bad capttir. and and were bold ing Na liviile, and when gallant oi l liuru sideof Rhode Island—[ehcur-[ —had crossed over the Kentucky mountains into Tennessee, and held Eastern Tennessee, which consti tutes nearly all the loyally in the State, we called a Convention under the auspices of one, called “ .Military Governor Johnson.” Five hundred uud twenty-four Delegates were present, good, true, loyal, tried, and talent -d men, representing every eouuty in the State hut one. i hey amended the Con stitution, and did not wait for Congress or any portion of the world, or the res; of man kind to call upon them to do—if they amen ded the Constitution so as to abolish negro slavery forever. (Cheers ) Having done that, our legislature convened and enaeled a ltw, giving the no o ro Ins testimony in court, allow ng him to sue and be sued, and giving him ins lights belore the laws and courts of the country. The same legislature enacted a law called a *• Fiancliise law.” We had 40,00tJ loyal votes in Tennessee, and we had 80,000 rebel votes; i-tid we disfranchis ed the 80,000 rebel voles. (Loud applause.) We are now holding them back from the ballot-box. (Cliecia.) And we intend, God willing, to keep them away from the ballot box. (Cheers.) 'iltey say they intend to have their rights, and intend Or run rough-silo 1 over the ballot-box; and they boast that they have Andrew Johnson upon their side, and I concede the fact, lor it is so (Eoud applause.) lUit 1 ii/ii Ayr//t wiif/ioo/ fii'ruii/riiirnfs f'l /irornre arms and ammunition. [Applause ] We have the boys at home. Wo have lid,- i 000 men who are in the Federal army. IE s/m/I call out the mdiha ) un i arm than, and j / think the next revolution will, in allproLa kditij, commence iit. Tcnuctisvc. They- ran toe out from there once, and 1 come amonu you as a refugee. 1 was then fleeing from the mountains of Hepsidain, but i shall s'nd my ground hereafter, and with my no ble Legislature and gallant troops, / icUl J'jht than , and if neerssary die in the last ditch- [Cheering] Our Legislature, but a few weeks ago, rati field by a majority of two-thirds of both houses, the constitutional i amendment. [Applause ] Gere is the sec ond State in the Pnion to do that job—to ratify the constitutional amendment. Our Legislature has never seen the day at any time since it was first convened, that a reso lution could be passed through either house endorsing Andrew Johnson, or ‘his fully, but our Legislature stands square to the j Loyal Radical Congress of the United States. [Thundering cheers.] They ought to stand by Congress. [Shouts of “Yes, yes,” and ‘no.’] The ayes have it. [Loud laughter 'nid applause.] A voice: A one but Coppc r heads stand upon the other side. [Cheer?/ and cries of “ How about Maine.”] We will come to Maine after a while.— j Maine knows how to take care of herself, j I oe most patriotic, talented, brave, and gaU ! lant body of men that ever convened in America is the Congress of the United Btatcs, and the next best is the Tennessee Legislature. [Applause.] When we meet next winter, we shall have <lone everything tor the negr* that could be done but to en franchise him, and we can do that without ' any trouble or help from outside. [“ Good, good.” | I ffiid hero at the North that you do not need and many do not want negro suffrage. \Vc are not so. We want the loyal negro to vote, and disloyal traitors and rebels nut to vote. I w ould sooner have the vote, were 1 a candidate for office to-morrow, <■! a loyal negro, than a mean, pitiful, disloy al white man. (*• Good, good,” and ap plause.) I would sooner associate with a loyal negro than a disloyal vihitc man.— (Laughter and cheers.) Gut lam sorry to •'■■'y to you, gentlemen, tha' you do not fully and thoroughly understand the tone and temper of the people at the South. The very •« old scratch ” himself is on the whole ■d thornyct. (Loud laughter.) They are -“liej enhoi:, UucSaiigcd,' rv-b. 71 •••;•, wick >7, 1 * revolutionary to tue core, and it is tL• .r DAILY SOUTHERN HERALD. VOL I, purpose to bring on anuth r rebellion. It is their purpose either to restore "by p reclamation the institution of slavery, nr to have pay lor their emancipated negroes. (Cries of “Never, never,” and much confusion ) Never, never with my eonsen". (Applause.) Tiny trust to have the President on their side, and I conce-V the fact. (Laughter) He ha' gone clear over to them, sole, breeches and body. He is on the side of the rebellion. lie sustains the same same relation now to the re bellion that Jeflerson Davis did in former days. (I hats so.) fie is the living head of the whole concern, and, if by their Wick edness and rebellious spirit they force an other war upon the country, which I think they will dii, and which they are determined to do, and you, the loyal North, come to send another army upon us, to invade our country and subdue the rebel.ion, I beg of you, as I remarked last night in Trenton, that you come in three great divisions.— Fr«t, with heavy revolvers and small arms to do the killing. (Loud shouts, and a voice “ We’re ready'”) A voice—Yes we will do it. Hear, hear, hear. .Air. ISrownlow—And may the Lord hear and answer your prayer. [ Loud laughter and applause.] The second great divi-on should come armed and equipped with torch es and turpentine to do the burning. ] Aye, aye ] And the third and last great divisi on, winding it up, shall come with square, compass and chain, and lay oil the lands into small parcels, and sell them out to de fray the expences of the war to men who will respect the old flag. [Vociferous applause.] (Lnilemen, there are other speaker.- here —[Shouts ol ‘Goon, goon,”] there arc other speakers hen who are able to talk to you I have an tngagi meiifat 1 teeeti er’s chuivh. jUheirrs and laughter.| I want to help biing him back to tiie kuowl eoge o! the truth. I want to bring him and others back to a knowledge of the truth as it is in the Republican pa ty. And if he continues obstinate, and a rebel, I shall de clare myself as a candidate for the pistor sliip of his church, and turn him out. — (Laughter.) ISrownlow retired atnid continued and en thusiastic cheering. A New amt Grand Ilpot'li in .Medi cine ! Tni Af uoh i. i-the founder of a now MedieUP Sym.ni.! i In- ipiaiitUni-iiins, whose vast internal ! -I -**s cufei ble the stonnieli and paralyze the how I .-Is, mi-1 ..ive precedence to the man who restores j Re. Till a;-I appetite, with It uni one to two of Ins | cviaordinary Rtße rite* cures the most virulent sor. s wilt) a fin* or so of his wonderful am] all healing Salve. These two great specifies of the Doctor arc last superseding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extractdinnrv cures by A1 ■■ ig-('*■ I s Pills an I » e pone 1 the* eves el < he public t< tlie inefficiency of the (soeuEcdl remedies of otlieis. and open which people have so long b.itidly depended. Magg]el s pills ate ot o| the el ls-that ale swallowed lav the do*- 11. and ol which every box Pill taken creates an ale \ soage neee.-sity for another, line or two of Mag : giel's Pills -utllees to plate the bowels ill perfect o, P r, t"ii ■ tin- sbeiim •!, efeale an appetite, and , render tlm spoils light and buoyant! There is no griping, and no reticle n in the form of consti pation. It the liver is atfeeled, its functions are restored ; and if tin* nervous syst. in is feeble, il is invigorated. This last o utility makes the tne.li einrs very fp -i t able for the wants ol delicate fe male:'.. I ice; ons and eruptive diseases are liter ally extinguished by the diseiileclunt power of Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is here atVnnlvvieed that M.\tn;iK!.- flu.tot a, llvsi-fii-iti and DiAuiaiofca Pints euro where all others fail. While for Untlis. Se aid-. Chilblains, ( nts and all abrasions es lie skill Manotta.’s S.w.vk is infallible. Sold by j M o an.. 11 Pin-Street, New York, and all Drug g -ts, at 25 cents per box. [---pi Iy PROFESSIONAL CARDS I \ litCilL C. COOK. j ATTORNEY AT LAW, U E I 1-' FIN, II Ed U (iIA. mati f 1) . N . M Al; T IN. ATTOit .V hi V XT /, A H*, | (i i: ivv i n . (i Eo i: «tA . Grtiee next door to t>tp Herald office." mnyStf DR. IV!. J. DANEIL, i‘i:a(Ticjno rnvsiciAN, Oil-ICE l-p—stairs I-rent Come; ltoo.u Jdsevs’ ] BuilJing. 53»reh 10-Sin D. E F. KNOTT, lhivin&r r«*fu»*nto Giimii. respectf.illt lenderslii« 111) F K SSI ON AI, ti KItVI CK S 1 lo those !. ay desire ilioin. (Hlicc and rooms in the BRICK BCIKDINO between tin; Livery j Stables, where lie may be found day or hi gh except when Professionally engaged, npril It*. J Charlie Wright, WATCHMAKER AND JEW ELK! &< FAST SIDEHIM. STREET, OVER LIFFORD'S- I All Work warranted. Dec 27.18« o. J. Q. A. ALFORD, ATfOIiNEY At LAW, OIMFKLX, <L\ 1\ ' 11.1. attend to such professional business as t T may lie entrusted to his care in the coun. ties of Spalding, l’ike, Epson, Monroe, Butts! llenry, Fayette, Coweta and Merriwether. By pi ompt and’diligent attention to professional duty lie will endeavor to please those who may en trust him w ith husieese. ITc is determined that the Business of Ids clients, together with hi- own shall occupy hi. lime and attention exclusively. ( Hlicc on Util Street, upstairs, opposite HEK AI.it 11H ICE. February 'li, ISII6. I\\ 1;< TY \r. it M NNAI LY, ATTORNEYS AX LAW. GUIFFIV .... .......i GEORGIA AV'ii.i. V i Pact ice in the cot nties <>k T V SpaMimr. Henry, Fayette, Butts, Monroe Epson, I’ike, Claytoa, and Merriweather. and will attend to the collection of claims against th Yedernl Government; and also to the purchase and sale ol real r-tni?. As « shall u» vote our w hole attention to our profession, we hope to be able to give general aatisfaetion to all w! o may think propel to engage I our set vices. A. It. NENX Ai.l. V. U 1 lir I'm ’llclith r limn like hHont." f.HIFFI\, GEO, TlilHMlW 1II)R\I\G, SEPT, -ill, m. GEIVEXIALj LAND AND EMIGRANT AGENCY WITH II K A D-gl’ A UTLUS AT GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. \ *h*ll k«*#p ix RrgMrv ir* nv «•*** *», **. !• -S’ all par tie** Imvit £ laihls Plantations. City, or other prop ertv f‘V sale. rent, ct haiigc*. an* r#*p#clfuliv solicited to Regiatcr them fie« of w^ethtA* my Mfincff," an* engaged aa Ag#nt or not. i am thoroughly acquaint#*! with P<oith«*rn Hands, ar.d therefore amply aide to discern the quality and strength. as well a* what they ar** h* *l adapted for. etc., etc., w Iti«*lt will * « aldc me to render valualde services t*' t’Kpital' ta rthd ♦•tilers wishing to invent or ex^lif I now have several com»id<*rnlde quantity of wild land* hi different part* of Georgia for sale, rent or ts* hange, und w ill Koon have them mapped out on my llegi>ter that all can examine for tlieiueelvea. I am now making, and have pcifeeted arrangement* with parties in New York, I’ldla delphia. aud lialtimoie l»y whudi I -hill LenSie to ad v a nee money 'Hi land*, gr*twlng clupa, etc. lUikhm *. lieitrge N NivlioN. ltay street Savannnlt, tin ; Hansom K«tcers, No. |li> South 4th Street. Philadelphia, aud the bu.-iness men of this eify. A. .fACKsoN \U MSKI'S. tr Ofliee. for the present at my residence, on corner of Hroadway and lHtli Streets, opposite- Mmshal ( ’oll»*gc. •fitly 19, lliit Wanted. T O 11 K N T O U 1> U U 0 II A S U.. , '1 NV«> No. 1 IMiinlavion*. adjoining, nr near each oilier, somewhere in Spa!- V *"V W ' ding, or one of the adjoining I'oiiuties. i’lie&e place* must be near or convenient to some Ilnilroiui well in.j roved, and adapted to tht* culture of C**t?' I’orii, I’ea*, I‘otatoes, Cane, Ac., Ac.. Ac., ami ha»e thereon a good fruit orchard. Hines having water (tiii.-l and Saw) Mills, or sites where such may In: built, preferred. Would prefer to pu» clirse ihe horse*, mules, farming implements, stock, Ac., on the places. Apply to, or address A. JACKSON KoDO KItS, Ol illin, (Georgia. (fKKICK for tin* present at his residence corner of Hroadway and Hitii streets opposite Marshall College, sepTlnt RATIONAL HOTEL. Corner Whit hall Street and W. «C A Hwilroal ATLINTA,. UIIOItOIA. This NeNvlysKrected, Commodious, Ij’irst Class Ilotol, Kl 1 egiintly lurniahed throughout, and complete in i:s appoiidments, is now open for the reception of g-tests, md in successful opel at ion. Attached to this Hotel is u tine Hilliard Parlor, with Phelan Tables. A First Class I Ur, fully and completely Mocked with cho'ce liquors. Wines and Cigars. I h»* patronage of t)>e public is respectfully so licited. PUATI, PUNI>A tOKKY, Propi ietors. 11. D. Harris Clerk. Late ol the “Htowu House,** Macon, (in. June *JMh, dm. Remington Sc Sons Manufacturers of lILVOI.Y LKS, RIFLES, MUsKKTS AND CA III!! XKS, for llto United States serrtce. Also, l’ncfcet and Hell Revolvers, Up )>eatiiio Pistols. Rifle Canes, Revolving Ki lled, l! ; t!e at.d Shot Gun Dat rbls, »!lil Gun Mateiials su'd by Gun tbralers aud lite trade generally. In these days of litvise-breakLio and rob bery, every House, Store, Dank and Office should have one of KLMISti ION’S !IKi OI.VKIIS. Parlies ilesiting to avail themselves of the Lite improvements in I’istols, and rior workmanship and form, will find all , combined in the now liotnington Revolvers. Circttlats containing cuts and description i of our arms will he furnished upon applica-! lion. K. HK.MIXUTOX ,t SON’S, llion, X. V. 1 Moore it Nichols, Agon’s, No. 40 Court i land St.. X. Y. sepo-3nt. KEHUEVE & IIIS STOVES ! TEA AND Ct I’IME BOILERS. CI.EE I’tITS nil. CANS, Ac., £c. All the Cooking fora family JE3 inuy be don** with KcroMMie IST Oil, or ft af. with lom ft*"l nt lei»9 exprr.c?, than by MT any other fuel. I ATI Kaeh article manufactured by thia Company is guaranteed to perform ail that id claimed lor it. I Send for a circular. Libei nl discount trfridc to the trade. KEROSENE I.AMI* HEATER CO.. sept|-dsw [nr] 2t)(> I’cail St., N. V. UMPIRE SKWIXO MACHINE COMPANY, Principal office, Gl6 Broadway, New York. I 1 IIMAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing machines "1 Empire whittle, Crank Motion, Sewing Ma chine. It id thus rendered ri<u>.-b*sd in netiun. ! It* motion being all nmitTYo. it ?« u'»t liable to get out. of order, it. ia tlm best Fnmilv machine. No* tice i* called to our new and improved Man*if:ia tuiii g Machine for Tailors imd Bo«it and shot Filter*. Agents wanted, to whom 11 liborul dis count will be givor No couaignuierits willin' made. KM Pi Kii SEWI N< r MACHINE CO. j *ep! 1 dfim [nr J no\vrrs i m lkuyLiV’ ” Cotton Picker! FOR PICKING col TON IN Till: FIELD. alwut t pounds—pick* three or four times faster than by hand, leaving the cotton clean and free from trash. Pi i.-c Orders can be fitle and by THE HOWE MANCTACTTRIXC CO. •u CITTir Str'-c, X, V. Or v our Asp. . ghoul she out!.. J 1 ,:ni AWtBBEO A HOLD MEDAL AT I**t! Am. Inst. Fair, i (Kt«•»»».* I'J, In din-i-t eornpetilion with all the leading maker* in the country. “ P K LOt I> ET" ORIGINS A NO M lILODI'IONS. I’lll.Ol IIKT, fecti. IN*spc. t full\ invite tin* ntteution of purchasers, tin* trade and profession, f«• the KObb WINt; INsrnb'MKNTS Os their Manufacture: PI? UAL MSB OURAXB) Five )»i/es. Five odavc. one to three bai.ks of ihims to ciglil setts ol liccds, Prices 82(30to 8600 SCHOOL OltU A NS Nina styles, single and double Reed. Rosewood and Iffin k Walnut cases. Prices SIBO to 8400 I’i stjlv Hh.l P..it:.bb-. Twelve V.n01i.., from four I" six < »ei»veu >ingle nod lN»ub!v Reid. Rosewood und Hlack \\ übiut t’uses Prices 803 to 8200. Kv-ry I nstrnn eiil is made b\ coir petei.t w«>ih men, from Hie lu st material under our personal supervision, and every modem ini| roveinent woitliy of the name, is intlodiiceii in them.- lining these we would call attention !«• the *1 F.K M'I.ANIK, which has I so much admired and eiin b*- found oi.h in iustnuiieiits of our owr mnmif.icturc. Fnmi among the wry tlaltciing Testimonials «»t etiibii hl Pttfessois and Organifet**, we give the 1«» l lowing extracts : “The pedals I conceive b» he tinapproa* haMe in their beautiful smooth quality.”- Wm A, Kino. “It i • a grand, good Instrument., and d«»e* cred ii ‘il the builder.”--!!. C. Foi.ukii, Troy, N*. Y. ‘ They ate an ong the finest Instruinents ninuti factured eitlou in this country or abroad. —Wm Bkru. J. Mo*i..\tiial, Aplotnas. “Tliey have given universal iatiefadJon.”--W. K H.»w i.i v, Foji dudae, Wis. “There ia a peculiarly sw'efand sv»?lpfttlietic tone which hariuonitesLftarmiugly with the voice.” —W. ll.C’ooKb. ‘ I am particularly pleased with the arrange* Tnent of the different registers.”—Wm. 11. Hrm ihi: t, “Xo other inairuinent so nearly npptoaches the organ.”— Th* ('hori*hr , .V. J*. “This instrument has a clear superiority over anything yet introduced among us. mUnf, X v. ' *i'’W tuncK and tlic action or* excellent ” —Kcv. \V. S. I.kxvitt. Hudson, New York "Tlic more «c n«o it tlie letter wc like iL" j —.J B Hauv n. Hudson, N. Y. “Tlie Two Itnnk Orgnn Harmonium is rvnllv n gtm. ’ —J. W. KivvEt rr, lto-ton, Mass. “\Ve have found them excellent in all point? constituting a good instrument."—J. C. C'Kik, T. J. Cook. •'ll 100 ks nnd sounds splendidly."—S. 11. Sax ton, Troy, N. Y. “The most perfect toned Meludeou I ever saw.” Git K. Norm. ‘•They fall iiaclt on puch eubstanfial merits as superiority of workmanship, beauty of tone and reason a Mnnead of price. Am! we inufft aav tliat in all their they are Well worthy of praise. * — I'ivtieer, Any. *6 ». Every Instrument is fully warranted, find foml and fin New Yoifc city ttuhout . ha rtf*-. Circulars, (*u f 9. and .Price IJsts, «V«v sent on np plication l » pelto.t sl to. 811 KUOADWAY, N V. Ot t*» any of efnr Agents in the piiuc»r*ai cith-* of the I* nion. ICE! f 1 E i»ubs«*iibors, harmg eimipleted lhei r ar- Ji ru iieim'iits, now prepared U> furnish the 1 citi/.eii* < • 11 riin. and surrounding country, with IOJbJ in <piwtititie« t<» suit, at lheir new It’E Si 1 • * e I’ 11 pKvC : n.: . - tive • «-*.«»* by and a ni led-. . *ou w-.il ! made toll*' vis. I ’ v h t \M.' Md .V A JACaSON. ‘ T A I LURING ! C. B. SMITH n AVI Mi opciir.l a TAIL*?*II4 M* iaCSriffin. up attur 4 over ( herr_> S St«tre, on Hill Stic. I t |« now doi» g all kind of woi k in his line st fifty per cent, less than any other shop in Middle « lie f* and wRI wr.fi uni t.. be receiving the latest. Amei lean and K.irnjnna fashions. L ulling dun.- til a moment's warning. augt*-lyr JOS, UNGLLS Tbo uri(lcr-i“ncl desire* to inform the public tliat be lia« relurneii to In* old home IN GRIFFIN , Where he i« delcrmineJ to furnLh them with G'IODS as LOW an they can possibly he afforded. 1 have oh hand FILEBII cfc NEW, A (’ompleto Sttrk of onv GOODS, nothing, HooN, Shoes, Hals, <Xe. My Well known Character ax a business titan lu re in former days, is a sufficient uuar autee of Fair and Honest Dealing. Call on me at my NEW STGItK. at tin- OLD STAND, West Corner ol 11 ill street and Hroadway. .IOSKPII K.\(ihl. All", •* |S4tli 'till. Ul ELNSWAKK, L7//AM .I X/> (iLASSWMti:. Mei'dtiDl:, DD!:.-r.rr co. (’ornct Whitehall and Hunter Streets, Atlanta. Full lines tff C. (’. (inif ite and (ihissivare IN THE OFIOINAL PACKAGE or m lot* to mi t pur*hnM*r*. A STLKN l»ll) KKTAIL STO( K. A fins n- oitim nt of" As-'ulcd L’ralcr’” vej\ low to the trade. Dealers nr«? particiilnily requiMcl lo call u*»«1 examine our stock . Wc feel eoiifidont that our TKR.MS will compare favorably with HKST XKW YuRK rales, and our stin k i« ad complete as any ii I lie country, North or Suilh. Mi HHIDK, DOKSKTT and CO. .Inly 1 fs-Mtn iiim:y iu:\v\. y i.. iivi:ti'l»».i ».. tv, s. Sin BRYAN. HARTRIDGE 8 CO., « OM>IISSION MliKI II V.YTS .v.xn Droltcrs, SAVANNAH GKuUCIA \\/ I'. -m>l i«-if cmisigii' ods and make advance* » * o.i -liipiiK'lits lo oiil'Svl\ C". N*\v\ oi k and Liverpool cM!Tc*p<.ndciit*. Ifri'I.ANTKRS' SUTUMS FUtNISIIKD ~*! ang-til -'f J. .V SKY >l()l J%, CIILUUY ri HKLT, macox, - umm. KEEPS on hand a full stock of Kroonr»CH and Provisions, which li«* offer* nn low a« any other house in the city. lie :u-o keeps on hand all grades of TOBACCO, and d'-aU in Ismlbird’s SNI FF, nnd SMOKING ToliMX'O, of various brnn-ls. and invites a call from merchants, Planters, and others. aiigaft-dyftni •!. N. SEYMOI'U. *MLKL I*. BF.t.L. €t. W. WTLLT. IfKMsr R CfIRISTUX , BELL. WYLLY J CHRISTIAN. Cotton Factors fttid (tINEUAL COMBOS I on merchants. SAVANNAH, GHO. 4 DYANTES made on all consignments to us or . 1 to **t,r friend* in )iivtfpool, New i ock. I'hibnbdplMa and Baltimore. irr P-Momil attention given to the sale of Cotton and forwarding of im rehandizc. 151) I) UMAX & IIAMvS, WIIOLKKAI.B ASH I:T:fAM. KKAI.KK.. fV BOOTS, .SHOES, DEATH Kit, SHOEM AKERS TOOLS, EASTS, TECS, ic. , U-“■', MAM TACTI BKiW or BOOTS cb SHOES, K. ‘ p« the LARGEST STOCK of Good* iu Llicir line, tlmt i» b« found in ant one ll"«e in Geor gia. Country Merchant* are invited to examine "Mr -tilek I. -f ‘I i ’laiillj .lai'wLcTC. CiIER<*KEE HI.'M’K. rE.ICHTIiEE ST., \tl.miH l.corsia X \ Ilf tHHTHERJV HER ALU. ■»tbio, .< nzirno. ~i> umme, H«v(tt h. #« or. < »r» r.q,j ... motilH. .3 50 Doe tq>) Ilirn nunUii, .. t IX * rannuu i» i»rt» r. AD fwjo-r. Or at ib. .r*l of (ha time pai* lor if utS |T«-.ia .Jy rmzrl * A.IvM-ttK-merU inactlrd at th* r tr, oi On* lluliar ai.d bflj C«»l, per ••[«•*• at Thi liM tor tl.e fir,t in-oifiti, an 4 twiniiijit UaU In eaeh .nI.M-niieot — pa)aid U. i.kuw. I.ibetal 4c.iin-ti.ut* ma.ie on eontr,/1, tor atf »rt •tartnen', running three moiill.* aa.l longer. o n ui em wu.uuu toHi. \o. u, A. I.KU.AM V—Mayor —4 si City Tll»tS. NAI I,—l1««ik and Treasurer (*( Cdy t’oiinctl —I tffirs tei Nall A llan»n«ii'« (iho. K JOHNSON -Cltltf Marsha!. -‘Jth* lI City llnll. . * . A»! I*%srx—W. H. C. Mhtreiberry J. A H ki'hewi, J. N, Harris. C. K. U. U. **rt*ilh. Henry Moore. John 11. Tlike nrsiNnw coMMmr.ei a—Whs, Moore. Harris. StkkiiT* axi» Alleis— WUiU, MickeH*erry,M»u« ws. ttßOiTsvini—Smith. Whits. L/t mkti titfc* ash* I'lsu : l^*'ra—Mh'ksl'icfry H iis, : until. * Hi Mi** \M» IVklic Wtixa—Snnth, M«lha»«. ’ V kite. Srarrr FV< s * —Harris. Nraleu, Alaors Nets w,-r% —Malfiews, Newton, Wise. HrriuMTS—Newtoa, Wise, U right. COUNTY oFFICU^. F. D. l>J,f*MrKl£~OnJiyary.—4*fDe<» up stairs in Altiie»h Hall • » J 11. r< »N N AlJ.Y—Clerk of Superior Courts tH«*e in Atmati Itsll. J. H. I.ANK—( l«*ik Inferior Cowit.—()(!•« tip stairs in Almnh Hall. 11. 11. IH)YA!.—Sheriff. Tlios. SlMliNTON—(\tunlt Titnsnr.e.-f < fief at Dr J. W, S. VfiUhell's s>lore. ( nV F.UaN M KNT (>FFin-:iLH. !? CnMITON—U. S. Inlmnal Kcvmcs (Vllrcfnr. - * iffice at the I’Uliter's Hank H.uiMing, Solomon Street. It A. J( »ll N>< r. s. Tax Assesor.—< Mlirs n IMantei « Hank fluiMnf. “tes of leoal ADVEETISIKG. Sales i»t I .an Js Ify, Atliniitia'rafora, Kx'colors and Huardiaus are rc«piire«l by law lo hs liehl An the fii-t Tutsdey hi each inoitth, lloi ho uni of ten in the forottomt and three in the aft«*r n*mn, at the «'•»;»!i house in the county in whieh the pn petty i* sit'int sl, Notices (»f these* sai-es nm l be given in a public ga/ette to day* pi evions. » N•*:ices of-ab-s of petsonal properly ti«th«t hs given in a puh*ic g.»/ctte In d»i\s pse%ions t«» Noth e !o debt ms and eicditors of an estate must bo published hi days. Notice that applirntion will be mad** to f f««* t "otu t • f t imliiiih y f'-r leave to sell la ml must Im publidicd t r • mouths. . ■ Citations Lt letteis «»f Ad»wii.i«t*s*iou, Oiili.K itiiship 'malic published :'od..\*. (’itatioiis for •!i-mie mu frtuii adiidtdstraVuui. • mron month for six month*. For tetters ut <l **nnsyion iron (JusnUiuishiw Jti days. ItuloH for the foreclosure of mortgage* ntiist hi puldislied "m e a imudb for four inontl s—for ei* tnbli liitig lost paper* fur the full spue a of ihn-d monih*—lor eoiopslliitg title# front Administra tors, where bonds have been given h> the and» eras ed. for the lull spar# >4 three timviUts. I'uhhcatioti* will always be r.»ntnu* and nccotding lo litete, the legal requirements, uuUas othet wise or-dervd at the following RATKx A Sheriff,* gales per levy ul leu iitusoi le»s fU (»*> Slid id's mortgage fi :a “nit* per levy * (Ut l av Collector s sales. jv»i lev y Citation* for letter* »>:' Admiuielralion, & «*) (’ilatlyv feu bdtft® of Ciiurdbitiship, SOU Notice of apjdiejttion for di»m?s*ion from Ad mini# t ration. 6 (ks Not ice of applientioii for dismission from (Hinrdianship 4 .’»«» Application to sell {.and IV. rti Notice to Dcbtor* ttiol Crvilltorn, -1 IMI <ale if l.mol pi-r ► junre. 3 0(1 • i ule of |w ri*h»l l. - jmqirrty 10 4*y* 2 (K* K*lr»v noiiv ». t*o 4«>». 4 (hi . 10-t.r.- of loot tg per rquatr, 4(5 Lop ti.fln tolvppti.i nt bi* wif*. in atlvtuirp. 10-0 RAILROAD GUIDE. MACON AND WKSTKKN RAILROAD. A. 4. WHITE. K, IS. WALK Lit, .'nr I,**nvt! Mupon .... .. 7 SO A. SI. Ani*« nt (iriftiit Il 30 “ Anivaat-Atlanta ) 17 P. M. Lpiiv.- Allluitn H M A. 41. Arrive al 0 4o “ Anivp.nt Mncoo. 1 30 I’. i(. sol Til WESTERN RAILROAD. WM. Illll.r, I'l.o-101-XT. VIROIL ROWERS, Sti>. Leo re* Macon 7 J.l M. Ai i ive* nt Eufodtn 6 IH I*. AL le-avea loifuula. 5 10 A. M, Ariivpj at M; e**n .4 10 l*. M AMttxv riCAXII. Smithrille 2 41 I'. M. Ailive*at Albany I 31 t*. VL Leave, Alimov 7 A. Airivea at SsloitbviHe. K 03 A. VI Mi'sconiiE RAILROAD, JulIN MI STAIN, Rre-mrar CI.A UK E, Spp t. I.eave* Macon 1 2S A. M. An ive* at CohunttiM 4 24 A. M. Lanvea Colmnbu* 7, .A. M. Aniveant Macon 4 10 P. M. GEORGIA RAILROAD. J. R KINO. l’«r.«o>r*T. E W COLE. Kt-i-'t. I.eave* Augu*t« 7 A M Arrive* nt Atlanta 6 50 P. M. Leave* Atlanta 7 OJ A. M. I Arrives nt Augusta 9 Jo A. M. NIGHT TRAIN. I I.eave* Augusta 6 10 A. M. 1 Arrives nt Atlanta. .6 41 A. M. j Leave* Allantn. ..7 XU I*. M. Arrive* at Augusta ........ 9 M A- V. ATLANTA i WEST BoI.NT RAIUiOAU GF.ORGE G. IHT.L, Sir’t I.'are. Atlanta rt 'iO A. M. Arm -•* at \Ye»t Cuint II 45 A M. Lr.aw-a Katonton 12 iiS P. M. Ar 11 vi— ,t Ml ii tn * M> I M. PRIVATE] Entertain rnent. M AETHER TV, IIROTVN lake* this nie tlnxl : f InAurning ftf* A!.| fricuds that he has opene-l a bouse fcrp»i»ste enterttin. un-ui in the city .»f \tJairla.on the corner of IIun ! ter and U< \d streets, immediately iu front ot lli4 1 CatholicChureli. ai ! almut one hundred aud fifty yard, from tire Car-shed. His terms are very ress'iiabl e. aug:>u—Jy.lyr ARTHL’R W. BROWX. Daily Now Era, ATLANTA, GEO. I AIiKEsT city circulation. country « ir« ulu’ion. A live journal. The paper for lL«t 6r***4- nod fit*- t.vnnttng mom. Subscribe for the Era. Price of ?üb*o iptiol only | r nacunj or one d«?i i» p«*r month. s• ii PdATiK.U 6CKUGGS.