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(?frf jfcjttall). Urilß"< Urorita Oct- 1806. ' 03IPPIX PRICKS CURRENT. CoRBEfTtn PAtt.T BT O. B. BXEcUEK A CO. Cotton. fl8(83!c. JGgsrin?. 4U(<irjso ; Rope, 20(Vr 25 ; Corn, yellow, 1.45; White, 1.50; Metl, 1 50 ; Bacon, clear sides, 24; rib beil, 224*23 ; Hams, sugar cored, 80; C*ontry Hants, 24(0,25 ; Hard, 24 ; ItuMer —Market well supplied ; ‘dull at *5(6,30 ; Egg*, scarce, quoted at 20; Chickens, 20(ai25; Dried Peaches, rough. 3 00f<w3.50 ; peeled, 3 00(ni6 bw. Fodder, 1.00@1.25; Rye, 2.00; Barley, 5.50 ; Oats, 80@ 1.00 ; Flour, good Coun try, lt>- ljG<- GRIFFIN CHURCH DIKKCTOHY. Kia-r Baptist Cut hcii—Rev. D. Will <»*in. Pastor—Preaching evert Sunday M t 10 1-2 A. M., 7 1-2 P. M. ‘ Sabbath School 8 l 2 A. M., and Bible Class A P. JI. Prayer meeting 7 1-2 P. M. . every Wednesday. Skcosd Baptist Oninccii—Elder J. R. Duke, l’iistor—Preaching the 3d Sun day in every month and the Saturdays before, Prayer meeting Monday night. KrjscoPAt CiiLßcfa—Rev. C. A. Orant, Rector-i-Preaching ev-erV Sunday at 10 12 A. M., and ft P. M.' Also, S 1-2 P. M. Tuesdays and Fridays. tv Metiioiviit Cmi’koh—(Sofftldi —Rev. C. A. Fulwood, Pastor^—7 ’reaching every Sunday at 10 1-2 A. lit.', and 7 12 IrM. Sabhath School BA. M. Prayer Meet-' ing 7 1-2 P. M. Wednesdays. ,Class 5 y P. M. Tuesdays, and 7 1-2 P. M. Fridays. Prksbvteiuan C'htkch—Rev. J. Jones, Pastor —Preaching 10 1-2 A. M. and 41 2 P M. on Sunday. Sabbath School, 9At M. Prayer Meeting 4 12 P. M. on Wednesday*. . Keligioi’ Tiqi-; —The Rev. L. Pierce I>. I*., will; preach, tlr’s evening *T} o'clock, at the Methodist Church, upon * subject of great interest to tbe Clt'ircli j.f God, and cs peciallv to the M. K. Church Sesidi. He will preach also <m Sunday Alcining, and again iu the evening, at the raitp.l ’hdnr'Bj of service. , , The public arc respectfully invited to at-' tend. Butts A onnty Y*rcaeut-nteVks a State of Georgia Blttb County, September, Term, 1866. We, the Grand Jury seeetei and sworn 'jor the present term, beg leave to make the following presentments : We 'Congratulate 'our fellow citit-ns for the sohiSdtv and for titude exibited in this time of adversity flnd extreme scarcity of supplied necessary support of animal life, and trust in the prov '■idence of God, that our tarns Thay bp fi led, and that political peace may be restored throughout our once happy land, before the expiration of another year. The Spring term of the Court having faithfully discharged their duty, we think it tt'ineeessasy to examine the public record*. Cur county being without a Court House afti public prison, we eSVentstly reeOm«*u*d the election of said bnildrn£!< as soon as tbe resources of the’County <vil! admit, particu fatly the latter We also recommend that two bridges be built soon as possible ; one across Sandy Creek—Mfcfon road at Tanners, and cue across Towaligfi., river at Lipdseys, Indian Springs and Griffin road. We find the public roads generally in good repair tor the Merited force employed, but recommend that ho neglected roads be put in good ot der immediately. While we rejoice at the restoration of civil rights, and while we profess to be law loving and law-abiding people, we do feel *hat the number 01 - Administrators of Jus tice are superfluous. in other words, we feel that we are burdened with courts; and while the people are calling and seeking Tor telle? by repudiation and otherwise, we feel that we cannot discharge the duty which We bWe te ourselves and to the country without rCcpni tit Ending our npjt General Assembly to tepcnl the act establishing County Courts, as We do consider them unnecessarily bur densome to the people; they failing to ac complijsh the good for which they were in tended. , , ~. , i . We also deora the tax imposed upon our fellow citizen's to keep up and maintain a chain gang to be unhecessr.ry, as f ')) r COUnt J cannot be materially bencfltted by their work merely upon the streets in and around our county site, and we yecommehd thb proper authorities, that if said gan£ cannot be over looked with a reduced salary, ami; placed to labor upon the public county buildings, that ♦hey be sent to his Excellency, the Governor, lo be placed upon public wtrrks, ,that .th# State may realize some real advantage front their labor. ~ , In looking to the present and past condi tion of the people, together with their fu ture nrospeots, we ascertain that a large por tion of cur citizens are in debt; and from the great difference in the taxable property the present year, compared to that of 1860, from the deficit in the present crops, and from the embarrassed condition of financial matters, it will be impossible for our citizens to meet their obligations. We therefore recommend the creditor to be lenient and humape, that uoue may feel the hand of op jlressibfi. YVe would not fofget a large class of the inhabitants of the county —to wit, tbe Freed men. We sympathize lor this unfortunate elass, they being our inferiors, anil f ditto* to a very great eXteDt ,tftidslr tmK care and protcctior. We beg leave to hope, and re commend that all good citizens'to* bear tnis m mind, and exercise a spirit of generosity towards them. We also recommend the time of holding Our Superior Court changed tp the 3d Mon day iu January, and 3d Monday in July, as *t *ill interfere less with Our farming inter ests. b In taking leave of his Honor, Alexander '*• Spear, we tender him our sincere and heart-felt thanks fhr the courtesy he has shown this body. Also to the Solicitor Gen- A. 1). Hammond, for whom we erter faiu the highest etTertn, for his gentlemanly deportment and manifest kindness. HKNKY B. FLETCHER, Foreman. Joseph F. 'Cfler|c. , . 11. JW. Gilmore/ fi'm. Xlau.lox, Saui'l j. Slaten, Thothas’ McClure, James Crittenden,* Wnl B. Harkness, Eztkiel P. Newton,' 1 Jos W. Kemble, *'*• H. Woodward, A/ J. Moore A Jam TANARUS: Tools,' Geo W. Thorn ton, J B. Carmichael, Joseph Jetty, Famuel L. Kendrick, Jesse M Curry, Alexander Sautrdeie' rg£ aims snot srou. Patrick! & bro. KEEP on lun4 St all timer a tie aaaart&eot of Men and Boys 1 best homb Made 9HO& ! all lint, manufactured and warranted by theta-. Tflry bsVfe. and SltMlyi keep ia atbre fbf sale a fcn article of RIfSSEiT, RIP »i»b CU'JXTRT SOLE LEATHER. YVOftlt BEPAIKING put up tn ordeh And W&rfAnUd. OT PATaica <ft Ban. paj- Uie highest market price In caSn or barter tor Or*en and Dry Hides, Tallow and Beeswax. sep4-tf IJTOB, SMITH A CO., Manufacturers and dealers in SAbt)L/S3 AND HARNESS, I CARRIAGE MATERIAL, SHOE FINDINGS, and Saddlery. Harness, Hardware, Leather of all kiuds. Machine Belting, Trunks. Traveling Sat chels. and Wagou Harness of all kinds. IST Harness made to order. 1.2 CHERRY STREET. .I Jacon - - tieorgia. §«oß—3m I Something New tnsrDßn the sun A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE! tJT Let the suffering and diseased rend the 1 following. tri •et all who have been given up bv Doctor, j ond spoken of as incurable, read the following. . , Sy Rat all who enn believe facts and can have faith in evidence, read the following. TCnoji all mm by thttr present s. That on this, the Twentie’h day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six, personally came Joseph Havdock to in'e. known as such, and being duly sworn, de|>osed ns follows: That he is I lie sole general aeeut for the United Statea, and dependencies thereof, for preparirtfOnj.or, medicine.- known ns Mauoikl's ITlla and .Salve, aud that the following certili cates ai-ejccfnitiiii copies to the best of his knowl edge andueliof. . . lAMES SMEITRE, {l Si Notary Public, Walt Street New York. . ■ June 1,186*. Da. Maggim..—l take my pen to write you of mv great relief, and that the awful pain in iny side nas left me, at last—thanks to your medicine. Oh,, ddetor. ho,w, thankful lain that I can get some sleep.—l can never write it enough. I thank you tigafu and egnin. aud atn sure that you are .really the frien 1 /jt All sufferrers. I could not ‘help writing to you, and hope you will not take t amiss. JAMES MYERS, 11K Avenue D. This isty certify that I was discharged from the armfl ip'itTj, c#tec by *>'. J’scgielV Bills. • 1 .[• - • WILSON HARVEY, N. Y. April i, iB6O 27 Pitt street. The f<»HjC'vin& is an interesting case of a man gmpfijy’i'd in nn iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted iron into 5, IH>k that was damp and wet. canned an explAjton. Tfie melted iron was thrown aroiitni and »o him in a jerfeet shower, and he was burnt dreadfully. .The following certificate was given to me hy him about eight weeks after the aceident. 1. j,, New York, Jan. 11,1366. My nam« Is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iron Foun der; I was tfSdjii Jfiirnt by hot iron in November last; my bnrns figaled. but I had a running aore on my leg not heal; I ttied Msggiel’s Salve, and it eurfed mp ip A few weeks This ia all tv*e and arty body c4n no% see me at Jackson’s Iron Works, ‘.‘ud Avcnne. 3. HARDY, 119 Goerrick street Extract* f*olA Various Letters. "I had no appetite j Maggiel'e Pills gare me a hearty bne.” _, “Yi>«r Pills Dlarrelptlß,"; \ “I send for another boT, and keep them in the liorise,” • ■ • !, “I>r. Maggiel has cured my headache that was chronic.” -r .. “] gtvf Jt*v\£ pT one of your j>i|}e to my feflbe for chol'erh • morbus. The dear little thing got well itv* day.” y “My nausea of a mofning is now cured.” “Your box of Megapel's Salve .cured me of nolh«»#n the head, tcubbed some of your Salve behind my ears and the noise left” . ..... “Send me two boxes I want one for a poor family." , ■ >.,. • i. ■ "I enelrtee a dollar; your price is 28 cents, but. the medicma.tome is worth a dollar.” •'9fend me: five boxee ofyOrih pills.” ~ >/- “Let,me have three boxes bt yoilf Salve by re turn mail.” I HAVE OVER 200 SUCH TEStIVON'fALH as this, but want of space compels me to conclude J. -VI AGO 1 EL, M: D. MAO Os EL’S PILLS AND SALV’e I Notici. —None genuine without the engraved trade mark around each pot or box. signed by Dr. i. Maggiel, 11 Pine street, New York, to counterfeit which is felony. Sold by all respectable dealers rnr Medicines in the United States and Canada—at 25 cento per box or pot. sep4-Iyr For sale in Griffin by J. N. Harris Jk Cos. Jt. T. JENKINS «*. CO., W OLE'S XLK DRUGGISTS, AVND Dealer* in Joints,' Oils, Wlnddw Glass, .X3L Cheivicale, Cbepjic*! Apparatus, StpUwtSry, Patent Medicine* and,*(complete a*sortr»eaWOf AFANUY AMU TOIbBT AM’IULKS. LABAMA, 5T.,., ATLANTA, GA. Special Notice. I have closed np my Commission busi ness, and will have in store at an early da) a very Select Stock of tba latest atylea of mmmm AN' t) ; L A Dins' FI'RNISULVO GOODS,' all entirely new. ~, .. .. D*ring m_v sljeewce, ow friends are most respectfully requested to call onMh. Taylor and settle tbe little Ctuh Tickets on hand, as we wish to’ lt are no old alock of any thin g on band. t S. 6. TAYLOR, Iff. Srtffiß, Sept. M, IM#.' m $ um. | CALlCO—from If J to IS ela. ; 1 *m "/U K> pieces of ftgnr. and D* Laiurs , 25 pieces es ail W oot do , 15 pieces Ski. do ; SO piece* french Bop Has ; 20 pieces French Mcrtaot, IA pieces Alpaccaa; 20 pieces Opera Flannels , IS piecys fttl aaj white n*nnels; 7 pic««< l*!at k rad White Poplin ; 75 pieces of Sea Island I'ellon, from 16 to 35ct* SO pieces of Bleached Cotton; 13 pieces Liaaeys ; 10 pieces cotton Flannel; 25 pi*ces Caaeinet and Jeans; 15 pieces all Wool French I'asaiiuaro. ; 75 pieces J c oncurs sad Mualma; 2n pieces Linen;. 20 pieces Black Cloth and IloeAia ; It hi Ladies 1 and Mens 1 Shawls ; 100 Ist est style cloaks ; SO pair B'aokets 35 cases Shoes and Bools ; 15 Doxen Balmoral Skirts; 75 dozen Wool, Fur, and Flush Hals ; IS pieces Fancy aud Black silk ; SO dozen Hoopskirls; All kinds of Cloak aud Oreaa Trimming* ,•) All kinds of Cotton, Linen, and Silk Lace.- , A!1 kind* of Ribboos [.adies' Collars and Cuff*. Nubias. Hoods, Soatag-. ami Breakfast-Shawls: Toweling. Table Cloths ; Linen and Cotton Damasks; Linen Dolled Scutch Dhipe.-. In fact, a full supply of everything, Which 1 wilt se'.l at greatly reduced prices. For Oonts. A Urge ndsortuicnt of Business Suits, Black Duenkiu ttui Cloth Taut*, aik! CuaU aiul Y« sts; a IsrMt supply «f Overcoats. Black sn«i Fignret) Silk Velvet Vests; a large supply of Furnishing Goods. Also received. Violin atu] Baiuns. Tarnbviiuep, Guitar snd Violin BTRIN(*S # Screws, Rosin, <tc. LADIEsS AND GKMIKMKN, If you want any of J A & NEIN. i all nt N. H. SDION’sSc _ EMPORIUM OFFASIITOX REMOVAL! JOHN H. WHITE & CO., RETURN their grateful thnnka to the citizens of Griffin and surrounding country for the LIBERAL PATRONAGE Extended to them for the la‘t fifteen ssears, stud it is with regret that they leave Griffin and their old friends and customers, for an untried fieid of business. They are uow opening on Whitehall Street, Atlanta, - Georgia, the best stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 00"DS, i Clothing, IlaN and Caps, Hoots act] Shoes, that they ever brought South. They would te happy to see their old friends when fhey visit Atlanta, and show them through their stock, as they are satis fied they can sell as cheap and as good Good*, as and House iu the citv of Atlanta. J 11. WHITE. se23 G. W. WHITE. JAMES V. BROOKS, HCGII MACDOXALU, LEWIS It. LEGAY “Wilbur F. Johnson,” (OF GEORGIA,) ■with Droohs, sl;tciion;ili) fr (£O, mmm mmma COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 59 Caroudclvt street, Ntw Orleans. ’’3c 9 fit GENTLEMEN must tome up and pay their Tivkets, mvl from thin date ask for no more, as itr i, impossible to get them mad c. Send iu ypnr uamt saud onr goods will be sold ns low as at any interior town in (he country. Oct 2- lSKti.tf K. U. DREWRY Notice! lam instructed by the President of the Roed to give nhtrar tu all.pccapiis who have, trespassed upon the Savornnh. Gr ifTin had North Alabama Hailroad, ii*»tlte rtmoe sd *f Timh< ra and Cross ties, that thirty day* from this date will be ex tended tu such parties twiuake return under oath, at the Company’s Ossie-c fb Griffin, .. t I’nrUes fai|*ng-t e.ir.kke, sue!* return, will be proeeadedagaiuA for trespass Rod danmge. J. G. SEAKB, ‘ f Acting >»«pcrintendeiit. Grfftn, Oa., October Btli, ICfiK —Oct.9 5t ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By rirtre of an mder f nttln- Court of Ordi nary of So*:. line Cnu ty, will I « Isold be fore tlic Oonrt II n.eooortn be city of Oiiffin, on the tirst Tl'l SI »A Y la November next.be Iwe.-a W • IrlJ-j! hoi if sale, one .-muse and lot . situated hi west Gri.Ho. contain.,- . two acres, the game being sol ) a-- the estate 01 Mrs. Ejpily P- Midory, deceased, lot the Iteu-.-fitof tbe heirs uud creditors W. H. MALL< lUY, <24 tOd Admr estate E. P. Mallory Dally New Fra, ATLANTA, GEO. LARGEST city circulation. Largest country circulation. Alive journal. The paper for the fireside and the counting room. Subscribe for the Era. Price of eubscriptioi only |7 per annum or one dollar per month. sepl-tf PKA rtjsrHrWr Tltß DAdT OAXjX.. •■l% ,r • • * ** *. « * IN obefb««o»to a resolution, pazsed.bv tite Otiy CfoCmMI, !am directed to golect all Taxes dug tbe City, (it matters not. for' wfiat years)*, by tbe Ist day of OCTOBER. Unless those in arrears come forward and pay bv that time, executions will poamvttr issue. THOS. NALL, .. s»pf^— td filet Y. DANIEL & RUCKER.I G GKNEKAi. R Grocers, Produce 0 •A X IB c Cofnmission Merchants, i FARRAR'S <>l.l> STAND. ft Ilf 1,1. ST., GRIFFIN, CA, S We will Mini receive acrens t.» «>iir already r*j-U‘n>!i*l Stock Cfirne an«l ee« iu ut Uie lats lUnd of t/ie CJ|T i\ \ IN {• 11 V. w universal aatiafaction t»» our May *24, IbOO-tf J.C.KING&CO. 'H<‘l LIDA Y'.- H' lT MSG.) SOLOMON ST. vuirri'hv, - uhoitais Wc have opened in the above bui’,l jrf* (ntaify ntipiq-itc the lltick Wau | ’’ v . . • . 4 Family Groceries! PLANTATION HARDWARE. UUUUKIaKF, nud WimMaF-N WARE, ~ . bagging and rope. OSNABERGS aud FACTORV YARN. FLOUR, CORN, BaCON, Ac. We have also a line slack ->f SHIM AND HITS (for rßnu'Mr.N.) The above stock we are dcturtuiiietl to *ll As k/>W o»s Hliybofly, aiiil all Wf »s>k, to*. «nil fiicir 1 % ia icr thuw to Come and mck is. joe n<m> will hr in tiio ]» »u*e, ready to.wm on iiit* fn**tult at all liniCH. (live one Call, ftinl wo will be responsible for tbe rastu se|>2u-tf J. 0. KfKG & C LAUD! SYIIUP, &C. \ prime article of LEAF I,AUD. OK I.LAN SYRUP. MEAL and GKITs, and every thing else in tbe Prevision line, fur sal; Hi :i l>\v price, at _sepl7 CLOUD, SHEPHERD A CO.H icolson A* McAleer,. PLUMBERS AND COPPERSMITHS, SAN ANNAII. GEO. Every description of Copper WorTc made to order. llAu, Laxii’s, Chanp»;!.iki!S, Pendant Lights, Fancy Glass Shades, Bath Tubs, Lead and Iron Pipe, on hand and for sale. sepO — Gin* EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Principal Office, 610 Broud vay, New York. GREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing mnehtnes. Empire Sb, tile, Crank Motion. Sewing Ma ehine. It ia thus rendered noiseless in action. Its motion being all positive. It is not liable to get out. of c'rder. It is trio best FaniHy nuehine. No. tie'e if Fiifl*»d to onr new and Improved M; nofne futin£ Machine for TnibfrS an.l Boot nod !-h‘»e Fitters. Agents wanted, to w! cn a liberal dis count will be given N . eo; -drmnei.ta will be made. • ~ EMPIRE SEATING MACHINE CO. sept 1 dGta furl JOHNSONS Cuminia - Bian Mcrc h an t s GROOEFIES,' PRoVM J l S &0. ALAFV.M A STREET, FRANKLIN BLOCK. Jany 4. te. Store Hr,use For Sale. STILWELL J: REEKS expect to remove (n tl.e Store now occupied by J. If. WIRW A Cos. I now offer for sale tlie -lore House occupied by them. It is considered by many the Le.-t .-land in the city excepting the one we to, being a corn er House, 90 feet long, with a hoe basement story. This property will bring 20 per cent interest on the price 1 will tqke for it. I also have three Dwelling Houses for sale. july26-tt J. A. BELKri. RESfHENCE I'OR SALE’’ At Auction. t WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALK, at auction, ori the ffrat T' imcy in November uext, at tlx Court iloiute in Griffin, miles* id i irately before th.a* time, jmy hmrae and lot in said town, now occupied by Rev. Mr. Joiwe. The dwelling is a cottage, containing six roe Ans, and five fire places; with a ao-nr room and batli itlg rood attacheib- Aiso. a liausa tor aervaats, | ebnTnh;’rT*fwo rooms and a fire je-nee in e*< h. The lot contains cue acre, wan a variety of Iruit trees. PasUs* tnterc'ed car. examine for tnem.-vJvcs. J, H GAJIPBELg, *ep {*—lds Ibon.a-viUe.Ga. THE MAN WHO FAIUS T*> lit Y W\l KHK THK HE*TtJ*AiittA4N CAN B HAD, 18 i* 3UK VERY NAll HE OF THE CABH EITHER NFXdLK.E\ IGNORANT, OR CAHULKSa THE QUEST®: WHERE CAN Tll>>‘F BARGAINS BE Fn» ND? TRY’ THE NKW FIRM OF -J i\ a 4 C f tUur bc't 8 rtic ■*, w’tli s LAP.GE and ENTIRELY NEW STORK of F.IM&STjPIiK DRY GOODS, < j * A mens which they muureratu U !i*V Press )r» srory TsHety. (. RI. XAI >IN Hi?, priNG'S LAWNS, MUSLINS. I’ACKALS, 1 UKNI il JACONKTV, MOZAMBIQUE**, Indeed everything that the most fastidious eould desire. WHITE WOODS, .1 A ( t * N K l. !SYY ISS, OIKIAXDIkS. NANSOnKtS, - 1 1 >N<i ( 1.01 HS. IRISH LLNLXS, LINEN LAWN’S, COTTON A Liuctt DIALERS, SIILETIXCIS A Slut ling*. U.-pecial attcation is ctillcd to the Mock of L.\f E POINTS, and LAGH G( K 1 1;S genet ally in EMBROIDERIES they cannot be surpassed. Tht endless W not" of FANUV'finODS nnd YANKEE NOTIONS, forbid* even a partial'’numeration. Ia Lhch 1 depart men*. vot •and to rxEKTLEMEiW WEAR, They take r pcJal \ rule Idicvlni; as tk y 40, that they offer % stock far superior, in point id .STYLE, Qi ALITY aud tjl AN I'll Yto any ever before opened in Grifiin. Ia BOOTS AND SItOES, • • ' . , 1 , r, ’ . i ‘ I' u the Million, we iJti:| y throur ourt-ilves in the front, as second tp nofie, cilAer ia I»,. • > lulity, Style, or yi y othci pnrtifiular. The Ixdics especially arc solicited toex .ll. 0 it GH-k of SI It >K' swe claim to have superiorly in tbut line.* - < OonncO'rd « V.o arc nrii the largest houses in this section—with a New ' orlc whole no house to represent oa. interest iia chases —buy ing as wo do for cash, and Intending to Become Permanent , 1 — 4 1 In <ii : litn wo think that the trading public will reedily see that we havA net only -thb \ BU.l’f Y hjtiLu DISPtismON and JNTEN ITUN te sell good* upon such term* a* cannot fad to gjv ati.-faction. Rcmertibcr , Scbeuerman, Bro. & Daniel, At th.-ii S on. V.V-t ride Hill *fr«*t, North of Beck* A Stillwell, and oppoaita C. H Johnson's Hurd ware store—-better k iown as SillEl JiIIMAN’S OLD STAND. .I unn ‘dS, 1 Mi<i-tt Firm. W. H. a. MICKEtBER V WITH IHB 11. 188 4 11. ,t * c SUCCESSORS OF REID, MICKEtBERRY * 00* 'i . OFFER FOR SALE AT PRICED SUITABLE TO THE TIME*: Rio Coffee, - ... Sugar from 16 to 26 cts., per lb., Mackerel, in bbls tl-2s, l-4s and Kite A LARGE LOT OF . CROCKERY,- HARDWARE, NAIL . KNIVES and FORKS, ' " II A.M) y \'X : ‘, SHOVELS and TONGS. AXl>, A NTHRONSr.'- i. CROP AXES, SAD IRONS; • Oil IS KLS, prTTS sSd SCREWS, TRACE CHAINS, !Vse KITTLFS, PAD JOCKS, SKILLETS, AUGERS. OVENS,’ I*o FS, ETC. HOttOW WARS, 1111 A.S3 HOOPED BUCKETS, OHUKNS BHOOjfiS, PAINTED BUCKETS, H UN, ' hr. COHN, COHN MEAL AND FLOUR BACON &c. • r .-»■*. j.'Tv IIAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES, * » 5!) Sack* LIVERPOOL SALT, CANE SYRI’D, . CUBA MOLAIOTS, TOO fSacka VIRGINIA SALT. 290 Bunches SRTFT.S and ALCOVJ Ttttory TH READ. L \RGK LOT of A, B, and C SUGARS. WANTED. . , 4 .J.% ... AT 3000 Bushels of WHEAT delivered in good MerobantaWie order. Tka Upbeat mark et prir-e paid Fur B \ ('ON, LARI). CORN, Aj£ AL, I LOUR, PEAS, Ac., In, Ac. Southern Bank Notes, GuAd A Silver received for nay of the above artiolea at tberr market value. 1 vj >*j*- . . r ■. .. OHO. B. BUimCEtHn cb CTO. Judo Ji, 1860 ♦ * - r -