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£bf Sonfjjmi Sjfrail). OrOfii*. Ofi. 15, IMA. griffin pricks current CORRECTED DAILY BT O. B. BEEcRER k CO CoMOO S3}. Begins. 40(5,60 ; Rope, Corn, yellow. 1.45} While 1.50; Meal, 1 50 ; Bic.m, cic»r aide.*, 24; r li ked, 22(5,23 ; Hams, sugar cured, 30 ; Country Hams, 24(5,25 ; L»rJ. 24 ; Batter—Market well supplied ; dull at 25; Ksars, scarce, uuoted at 20; Chickens, rough. 3 00(53 50 ; peeled, 3 00(5jfl lj) V u Fodder, 1 00(5,1.25; Rye, 2.00 ; Barley. 2.50 ; Oat«. 80(5.1.00 ; Flour, good Coun «rv. ft- y - ~ To ocr Merchants —The merchant* an.l traders of Griffin and surrounding' country will see that tl.e old and well known house of E. B Stoddard <fc Cos., of Charleston, are now offering superior inducements to the trade. From a personal examination of heir stork we feel authorized to recommend them particulrrly. They receive goods by Boston Steamers weekly. See the Card of F. Horsey, Charleston, S.C. Recollect them when you have to order Ilats, Caps, or Straw Goods from that ritv. They are prepared to dispense the best of bargains to their customers. See Abel A. Wright's card. Every bodv knows he is all (W) riylil and able to do vastly more than bis modesty permits him to pro mise. As the wedding Mines are coming on, he is the man to get up “engagefuent rings” for the fall and winter seasons. Geo. W. Williams & Cos., one of the leading Houses of Charleston, are prepared to receive consignment of produce Ac, and to make the most liberal advances This house is well known, reliable, and, hav. ing an immense capital, erfn afford the very lest terms to shippers; see their card. New Fall and Winter GoOds.—See anew Advertisement with th 6 shove head ing, in our columns to day, of that univer sally popular and exceedingly accommo dating firm Messrs. Loewen3lc?n (fc Pfeifer. It will be seen that they have everything in their line that can be called for, —and be sides, have a couple of accomplished clerks, sire and son, to wit, the Messrs. Little, that never weary in showing you their handsome goods, and selling them to you pursuaut to the bargains giving programme of the liberal heads of the establishment. GrifG ■ ami Ala bama Ittilioad We publ sh the proceedings elsewhere of the meetings of stockholders on the 4th iri-t., leudering the company our hearty good wishes in its efforts at quic ken ng time, shortening distances, cheapening travel, and bringing remote commercial and agricultural points into clone connection. Bautin ing, as did the friends of this road, the necessity of suspending the worn of further construo tiou during the war, it should be gratifYing to n! 1 such now to know that the work goes on bravely again, (literal ion* having been re sumed on the Blh instant. So so u as this road should have been completed to Netv nan, ou the AtLnta and West Point Road, a distance bv rail ot thirty three miles, all of which is now graded, soon tc be ready for the iron, it at once becomes an ftnpiu'tani feedef of tho Mubin & Western tt.o ni; as at that point—Yewtiau—it div.dea business with the Atlanta, Augusta and Charleston Loads—shortening dts mice betwoeflf Savar.- <h, Macon and West Point on the Chatta iWchee. Thus a large portion of East Ala bama and Western uud North Western 'aeotgia becomes tributary to the Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama Railroad and i.s connections ( On t 1 c completion of the A riant:'.' P Weil Point It ad a heavy business mured to the Georgia Railroad and its Connections, fVoul the sources referred to. We ere gratified its being assured that this Completing road " ill be vigorously p'osei uted. lluving liiditfto avoided contracting ere lits, it h.s no incu bus of indebtedness to contend with. The superior location which this line of road oc cupics—being an extension of the most direct communications from one of the largest ship ).'iig ports On the Atlantic coast, in the Southern States, into au inteuor of inex lutrstible wealth in agricultural and mineral prodt-cts—coupled with a vast amount of: undeveloped water power, in i.s fin mediate j vicinity—Cannot fail to' cetairrand, lor its ! early completion, uu anxious inteiest espe- j cia ly 60, when it is remembered that this ! almo-it airline road Tenvices the uis ance between Savannah and Ffeuiphis about one hun'Jfeu miles. —Macon Tchyiaplt Oct 13. Tea.—Mr. M. Jones, of Liberty c u ;ty Georgia, has written for the Cultivator a communication on tie “ Culture of Tea in the South.” The editor of the Cultivator *ajs. - Our correspondent hat favored us with a sample of the tea prepared by him. In appeaiance, fragrance and flavor, it precise ly resembles a fine article of Chinese Black Tea. If our plantations can produce tea as finely flavored as this, with as little trouble as Mr. Jones"states is required in the pro cess, it is the most profitable crop we can grow. In conversation with him, another poiut was elicited, to wit—that when ttea is raised in localities near the' etrfrkt, vflion the [ilants are once established, nearly all the abor comes during the healthy season of the year, and after gathering, the planter can retire and spend most of the summer in a more healthy locality. Georgia Lumber.— The Brunswick Courier of the 20th ulr.siyi: One of our citizens received a letter dated Cologne, on the Rhine in Prussia, in wliioA the wiiter states that he has Hist left BiV >?ien, and whilst there a Cargo of Georgia l' l ** 0 (.timber bad arrived frtiiu Ssvannuli ; the first reteiyed'on tile coninueut ol Europw since the war, which sold at a very high pstce. \V* hope to Sear soon of many cargoes of lumber at'i-ivltfij «( different*ports i" and £obth America. We h«W two lsrge veMiels now loading" itr out p >rt lor iiucuoc Avrcs. Clim.\ SllOt STOKE, PATRICK & BRO. KEKI* ofi hand fit all Units fi fine a«aortn.eut of Men ai.<i boy* RP9T itOME 3i.\DP SHOES ! all sites, rr.anufa. ture.l and warranted ' } tl.c-m. Tli'y bare, and always keep in store for rale a Sue article nf Kl’ssbiT, Kit' ami CUL'MitV siJLL LEATHER. :c’b WORK AYD REPAIRING ptlt up In order and warranted. HT I’atkiiw <* I tan. pay the liigh«t market price in ca«U nr l.arter for Green and Dry Hides, t allow and Beeswax. »e|,4_tf LITTLE, SMITH A CO., Manufacturers and dealers ia SADDLES AND HARNESS, CARR IA GE St A lERIA L, SHOE FINDINGS , ami Saddlery. Harness. Hardware. leather of ail kinds. Machine Fi Ifing, Trunks. Traveling Sfit cbeK and Wtgon 11 an tens of ,tll kinds. cr Harness mad 's to of*cr. 1„2 CHER Iff STREET, Macon - - (ieorgia. aepß—3m Something New UJfflDBIl TIIB SUN A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE! 1W Let the suffering and diseased read tf:e following. tST l et all who hn'ta been given tip by Debtor, and spoken of as incurable, read the following. tST" Let alt wtio can believe facts and can have faith in evidence, lead the following. Know all mtn by th'ne yrei.-n/y That on this, the Twentie'li day of June, in the year of our told One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six, personally came .bsepli Huydock to me. known as such, and being duly sworn, deposed as follows: That lie is the sole ireneral agent for the United States, and dependencies (hereof, for prepifiationa or medicines known as Maggikls i’lLts and Salvk. and that 'lie following certiti cates are verbatim copies to the best of bis kuowl , edge aud belief. JAMES SM EITRE. [LSI Notary Public, Wed!Street New Yurk. Jure t, 186«. Dn. Maggikl:—l take my pen to write you of my great relief, and that t'le awful pain in my side has left ine at last—thanks to your medicine, oil. doctor, how thankful I am that I can net some sleep. I can never Write it enough. I thank yon again and uguin, and am sure that von are really the friend of nil ifuferrers. j could not Hielp writing to you, and hope you will uut take t amiss, JAMES MYERS, 11 A v rnUe I). This is to certify that 1 was discharged from the army with Uhruuic Hiarrlma, and liave been cured ley Hi. Maggiel’s kills. * WILSON IIAUVEA*, N. Y. April 7, lfcOO 27 Pitt street. Hie following is an interesting case of a man employ.-d in an iron Eoiimliy. who, in pouriug melted ironaiUo a tinea that was dump and wet. caused an explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and ou him in a perfect shower, and he was burnt dreadfully. The billowing certificah was given to life by him about eight weeks after tile accident. New York, Jan. 11.1866. My' name is Jacob Ilardy; 1 am an Iron Eonn der; I was badly burnt by hot iron in November last (ply burns healed, hut 1 had r. running sore on my leg that wcVdd not heal; 1 tried MuggiePs Salve, and :t cured mein a few weeks, ibis is all true end any li -cy 1 Can now see me at JaeksuL's iron Works, 2nd Areuue. J HARDY, 111) Gucrrfck street. Fx racts from Various Letters. , ' Iliad no appetite; Maggiel'a Tills gave me a uea.lv one.”, "Your J’UJs 6fß marvelous," , , ';} send for another box, and keep therh in the house,” , . , " “I>r Mitggiei lias ;ured nij headache that was cliitinie." "I g ive half of one of your pi lie to my babe for cholera morbus.- The dear little thing got well in a day." "My nausea of a morning is now cured.” “Your box of Maggiel's Salve cured in* ol noises in the bend. 1 rubbed some of your Salve behind my enrs and ihe noise left." "Send me two boxes I want one for a poor family." "I enclose a dollar ; Vour price is 25 cents, but the medicine to me is worth a dollar.” "Send me live Mixes of your pills." "Lc.uie have three boxes oi your Salve by re turn mail.” I HAVE OYER 2(H) SUCH TESTIMONIALS as this, but waul of space compels me to conclude J. uAGUIKL, M. D. MAG GILL’S PILLS AND S.vLY’,:: Notick—None genuine without the engraved trade mark around each pot or box. signed by Itr. J, Maggie). 11 Tine street, New York, to countei leit which is felonv. Sold by all respectable dealers in Medicines in the United States and I'anndn—at 25 cents j*-r box or pot. sept-lvr For sale in Griffin by J. N. Harris Cos. J. T. JENKINS &; CO., WIIOLE SA L E I) RCGGIB TS , VND i>cftlers in EaiiiU, Oils, Window Glas-, Ciien-icbJs, domical Appmatus, Stationary. Patent and I* complete fssttrtmeut of A fancy AND TOILET AKIicLKS. EAI’.AM A, 5T.,..' * ATLANTA, OA. Special Notice. I have dosed up my Commission btfsl tlfess, and will have in store at an early r);i\ a'tfery fsEuJfcT Stock of the latest styles of* rimmmm AND I.AVileS' miNISIMNO moDS. all entirely ne»V. J.hirwijj my abs^ndh'<?ui lYieiuk are inoi-t respectfully requested to call ou Nils. Taviol ninl as we wish to have no olti mock of any thing ou band. S. S'.TAYLOR, ifttn, Sejft 2 l I ?<•>;. JA & NEW, *)AA'TFCI3 CJII fr.iiu t«j to dll. ; .Vi p»gpM ->f fig’.in 1 lie Ui.irt ; zi ©f «U Wool ; li Nii ju f |4#rl'rrnfl Piy'illf , 20 |4rff« M«rii.c« lj pJ' v'es Al|ii.Cv , ?*» |»i• •!••>!» F is»u- •U ; 1*» r*-«l k»i«I • !»•••• Fln'inrU; 7 fufcw I'm k hH'l uli'Tr iVpim , 7.S ItUnd Cott*»!i. ftom 1C to Ssct« jii. c t* of ll'. ea* li***] i oltofi ; 15 JiivtM lji»***y-* ; ]m cotton t'lfitr*! , '<&*> |*i-ces fas iiM-t and Jpaon; 1- pwt* ail w<io|Pr«fs< Si ; 7ft |W-i i«con€ttr» fii.d Muil.n* ; 20 |*ieee* Liueo # 2«» I'm U'livV ».nd Uflii' >ha«la , K*U ktyle cloak*; s<» pair l»’ank«*ts ;j;» rut*** Shoe* and I’Mi 15 lX»irn fSkii ig „ _ 75 dhi&n \Vool, Fur, aud fclti>!i lint*, 15 piece# Ffincy find lilucft »til* ; ft«» dozen ll«¥‘pskirt t*; All kinds of Cloak arid r h eaa Trimming* \ All kuiii «»fCoiiou, Linen and Lav c* ; Aii kiu<:a of Hibbona I.a«lio<* .Cfdlur* and CiilFh, NUii.ifig Hoods, fjoand JlrenLffiat Siifivrl* . Towelini Table Cl*»tb* ; Lin*»n and Colton I>Ama»k*; Linen l>o*trd Scv r < J* I»*aper. In fact, a full aupply of every tun. g, which I will *e!l ut greatly reduced price*. Bor G *3Xi ta. A Surge of HusinesH Suita, Hlu. k Doe»kin and t’loth Cant*, and Coat a and Vest*, a lurg-* supply of Overcoats. Black and Figured Siik Velvet \e*ta; a large supply of Furulehing (ioads. Al.*n received, Violin nnd Bai.jos. Tamborinea, ftuitur and \ loliu 51 lUN(i>, 1 ail piece * f Screw*, Uoaiii, die. LADIES AND GEN J LUMEN, If you want any of JA & ffEIN. vail at S’, ir. simon’s KMI'ORIUM OF FASHION REMOVAL! JOHN H. WHITE & CO, 1) IVI IRS grnleful thank?* to the c», f '7ens \j of (iri«n and surrounding country for i!it* LIBERAL RnUONAGE Fxtsmled to them for the liy-t fifteen aud it i.s with regret that they leave Gr.fiin and their old friends and customers, for an untried field of business. They are now opening oa Whitehall Street, Atlanta, - Georgia, the Lest stock of STAPLE A?ff) FANCY DRY GOODS,! Clothing, ilats and (_'<q s. Root? and Shoes,! that tliev ever 1 fought South. They would It, happv to see their old frVnds when ihi-v \ :s:t Atlanta, and show j them tliitmgh (lo ir stoc!;, n- they are sr.tis- j tied they nan . ell h-> eh-ap and hs good : Goodif, a's dud ITouse in the city of Atlanta. J 11. WHITE. se2s w. white; JAMES V. BROOKS, 1111.1 l MACtION.UI., U.WIS 11. LEGAY ‘‘Wilbur F. Johnson,” (OF GEORGIA,) w i th grooks, BhcboiKili) k (Lo, A N !* a )MM LS>l(*y VIKIIC'HANTS. 59 CuioncKlit street, A* as Orlea’fis O! 9m KNTI.KMF.X must * >mc up and pay » v iVir Tickets, and from thii • I nt. uek for | lu as It is iiwpljisflslc to get them \ r . Send in V"' l' uanu; nod nnr g-"ds W'V. nc sold ns low us at any inteiiof town p* iLc ce.mtrx. -Oct 2 letiti.tf N. b I) UK WHY Take Notice f | am instructed hv th»* Preside nt-of the Road lo give notice to all persons who have iruspnsKvd upon the Savannah GriiVmnn.l North Alulmnm Kailrofol. in the Hniovnl of 'i'iml era ami Cro«*g tin*, tliut Hiirty days from ti.is d:it«* will ho <\ fended to tucli parties to niako return under oath, »t the Company’* Uflh-o in Giiiliii, Parties failing t* n kkc Kith »ft*urn, will be proceeded against for tre-paas nud dao»nj(p. .!. •*. Sl.Alts. Acting Miperiutendent. Giim rSh, I Bh* . KV. 9 M APM i VIST 15ATOU S s x ek. By nnrv >f * t *n ty, wiri I • •ohlb*-: foM* t!> iV r: I. i et.oot in hr ml \ -.f Griffin. ! on 1 lla :.:>t IT. S >AN I N ilnri |n\t. l>ft I'Vf l. :: • If -ipi *-f wa!. , «#:•*• . »*:-.* »:.d lot, -A juhml ii i*-st f.M.Va . cm'.au • ; iwua it . 1 lie , ftam*’ bcdiLT -o'H »*• the (<t:iU* c: Mrs. Knoly I*, i M I. rv deceased, .o: tlve b«hyl‘;?of the hviisauj crcd'bnw. _ . \T. :: SIALtoRY. oil It'd 'Ai’mr wtate E. T. Mnllofy Daily N6W Eira, \ iLam a, geo. IARGKsT rile HrctdAtifm country J circidmion A liv. joornnl. Tits paper for the and tfie c« anting room. Mibsoribe b»r the Era. Trio** of .11 b-*-t ntios nnlv *7 per annum or nn* t3<>!lsn per immtli. ' sop-1-— ts Til A l'usrriVEl.Y THU LAST OALIII, IN obedience to a tes’olutibn. passed l*y tbe City Council, 1 am directed 10 collect all Tnxhs’drrb "bi City, (it matters not fir wlirt'yr.d.-T, by ti c 'At day of CTlTOflEl*. I tile,* Ui*.*Se 111 ar.'gara collie f,,rw.*r<l ami pay bv thut time, executions will roatvivKi v issue. IlfO 6 *. J* \ l,f , td' I Clk DANIEL & RUCKER, I G GENERAL R Grocox a, Produce 0 ■ !A X I r C Commission Merchants, 1 t EAR It A IPX OI.D R 1111.1. ST., GRIFFIN,UA. $ W# will n>f;i receive large a< •'e«*i«u*a to oor already iplendid Mock Come and *« eua at the late aland vs tne ( l \ MM.II Ohi. We j gaurfintee ui.ivt isal satiofacliou tu uur customeiJ j May 24, 1866 ts -L( .KING &(’( I. (IBM LIDAY’S BI'ILDING.) Soi.oxioN sr. UMI'FLY, - - CEOll(n \ X., v liava nj.vn-d in ! r ie above biti’.l S-sjimg. (n< «ily opposite ibv Jiii. k H are K>sq| a l - Jf . Family Groceries ? IT.ANTATIUN HAUIiWARE, CROCKERY, and WooDEN WARE, ltAi.tilNt; aud ROBE, OSNAUKUOS and FACTORY YARN. FLOUR, CORN, BACON, Ac. * We have also a fina elock of 81I0E8 AM) HATS (fOR FREEIjM KN.) The above stock v,e nre determined to rell as Low as imy body . aud all we i»'k, to out friends, i* or them to Con*, ant* is. JOE BO¥l> with to in the hoiuf, ready i" wm on his friends at all tin.es. Ctivc us one cull, and we will be responsible for t lie refit. *-|»2‘Mr J. C KING and: CO. LAUD! 81IIFP, AC. \ prime artieln ofJ.EAF I.AUI». OR LEAN SYUL'I*. MEAf and GRIT', and ey.-iv thing vise ill the i’rovisiou line, for sale at a I«\v | rive, at sep!7 Cl Ofi), SHEPHERD <fc CO S. FicolsonA* MrrAleeV, IT c.MBERS AM) COri’ERSMITHB, SAN ANN AII. <;KO. Every description of Copper work made to older. Hall I.aj'm, CttAxnKi.iKtis, l'i\nv.r Ltoitra, FkAcv fila«s Shades, Hath Tubs, Lead dr At iron Pipe, oh hand nnd for sale. sepS—Cm* L>l PI It v. SEWING MACUiNF. COMI’ANY, ' J iincipnl Gttico, CIS Ilroudwny Now York. TREAT IMTROYTME.NT in Sowing machine*. U Empire Sin tile, Crank Motion, Svwing Mu chine. It id th is rehd'i«*d noist-leys in action. Its motion being all positive, it \< not liable tog»*t out of order it is the heist Eamily mae.liine. No tice i> eall and to our new and improved Mani.fac 'tuiii g Mucbine for Tailors and Hoot any Shoe Fit tel s. Agents wanted, to whom a li! ei ~l dis «omit will be given. Ni C'j: ’ ’ninent.* will be ; made. I)Ml*?rn2 r.EWING MACHINE CO. ! sepl 1 J&m fur | JOHNSONS GORDON, Comini*•*•io n M t r c ti an Is AND DLAI.KHR IS QROCot IES, PR VM Jb S & n „ &(’. ALA BAM .V STRUCT, IRAN l-'lil N BI.OUK, Jany A. te. Store Hrase For Sak. OTILWELI. & REEKS expect to remove in tl.e O Store now *,?cupied by J. 11. White A C<>. 1 now offer for rale me Store House occupieil by them. It is considered by many tbe b*-rt -tnml 1 u the city exce]>ting tbe one wc go to, being a emu ei House, SO) feet long, with .1 fine basement store This property will bring 20 percent mtei *-sl on the price 1 will take for it.. I aLn have iHree Dwelling Houaea for sale, july2s-tf J. A. HULKS. HkSIDji.XfJE FOlt M LF! At Auction. MWT'.I. BK OK' EKKD For SALK, at next, at t”t < Viirl ll'**■*•* in *. riftin. 111 *■ ss »>»nl privately b f >re mv I. >i.*, and lot ,in * 1 1 town. now *4nj i. and t»\ i:* v. V 1 .h-m -. , The dwetting.irfrcottn'n*. llx m<, -* t: 'tfive W»Ui tl' ihft nbd liatll iw ts I r *crv r • t«. 1 cuj:ka». .uir t*A»* io<*4**. and a hie-p *.w'« p yatli. Yh- iwi cut* ter#*, wKL 1 *.uiicty of frui» trep l car. • vamiuc f«»r in* n -.!v t.-,. ‘ H. C AMPBELi-, * ‘ id? tdl T'hff* J ?!' , G.v Fiirzn.. W. H. G. MICKEtBEftY with i»i;e l Bin & in., SUCCESSORS OP REID, MICKEtBERRY $ 00., OFFER FOB SALK AT PRICES.AI IT A RLE TO TUB TIMES . Rio Coffee, Sugar from 16 to 26 cts., per ltf.,, Mackerel, in bbls il-2s, Ms fin'd Kits A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY,- HARDWARE, NAI I.S, KNIV KS *t.d FORKS, HAND S AWS, SHOVELS «nd TONGS, AXES. ANDIftON?, CHOP AXES,- SADIRONS, CIIISI- LS, BUTTS and SCREW*. TRACE CHAINS, Bnuta KITTEFS, I'AI) LOCKS, SKILLETS, ALGERS, OVENS, rors, IT*. HOttOW WAHEk BLASS HOOPED RI CKETS, CIU RN'j UROUMS, PAINTED BL’CKF.TS, TLBS, Sc., *c., fir CORN, CORN MEAL AND FLOUR. BACON &c. • IAMS, riIOULHERS, SIDES, **\ • ~ 50 Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, CANE SYRFP, CUBA MOLAJSSI* 100 Sacks VIRGINIA SALT, 200 Bum-b.K SWIFTS and ALCOVY TiiUf Til READ. I. UtGK LOT of A, B, and C SUGARS. WANTED. 3000 Bushels of WH EAT in good Merchantable order. The higkaai BtuW ct pri .• paid for B\COX. I.AKH CORN. 'IE.V],, I LOUR, PEAS, &«.,&«., ko. S uittiern Bank Norcs, tridd <C Silver received lbr any of the above article# at tkaftr market value. <T TOO. B. BBBCIII3IR. tib 00. June 2*. 1 H6*> -».r.i Mrs. S. A. Jackson, ( \OFNT.) nAS just r**<*«*!v#d h »ple*nili<l of BoN M-jrs and HATS of the vfry latest styles, Also, fresh invoices of Ac., &c., s to wbi'-b t!.c nOntion of tlic lo.li»*s ’$ respect fully niMl' and. >. • im prepar' and tu-fur. ls»h coixtry dealt i l ul w h o v i; s a l i:: w ill ’ M.IiY. upon a* fay o\ able term* r« tlic\ con o>' purvhnred ni Atlanta or Muc» n. r.\ u. on I IKK at lb« < Id >taed .if J A i'KSO K A NEWT 0X , vbl. b ha-b-cr r.cwh fitted tit m.d ifni-roved. SJpl—lf * HOUSE TO RENT. iIA LF Mile from buiiiness portion <»f 'he f*it)‘ I 'glit Room* newly plastered ; all out bouses complete. Stable*. A,*. One Hundtcd acres **f l.an i; about Thirty under cultivation. Apjdyto J B. lIEID. Oct 1,18 Gd— ts Idiupire Blaiiitlc dewing Alat liinex* .* rsi i x’nion to am. oTiiana TOR FAMILY AND TO-ICS. Agent* wanted. Address EM Ts RE S. M. CO . s'p’l—dlyr 616 Broadway, N. V. L It. MEWLH, COTTOX imOKBH, AND G’ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT \N ill pay the highest price for COTTON, Or will rmik* liEernl CASH advances on Cotton to hi- ciiTr- 'ondento in I.i\ oll* • »!, N* w Y<»C; t *-nv 11.: *»li, or An^n-ln. New York Erchanjfe For Ci itlin. (m.*o r«r»a —OHice :u Airnr'i Ilall, opno ’**■ Hi i» k W hik iiuuac. < i t. 1 .tin BOARDING t i*A I 1 El S« »N 1* I*t TpHic 1 to rcftriv** a t**w H'fAldfKltS it her resid rice on :!m rn»f ir of Ei-rad and Niirth Stiffs. Plantation for v ale. r |' , lie rni<l**rsigne.l having determined to aban X. don larii.ing, ott. is bis plantation lor sal* It is a good farm for COTTOX AXD sTOt K- R! Av|,Nr.. having a large Cana brake. WELL W.VIr.RED, having eleur tunaing water in every field containing six hundred aeie».--4'«) elearej. 1. .u bu.ai.ee W Ei.L lIMUERED. lying five uuie. : A ’-I *>f ir tffn. on Ko-e ere* k— If tb»* ulrove land j » uutsokl by tbe 'Zotb X*ev . H will be pUi up j *u*l sold at the highest bidder, togelhe »ilk j U*ir*w. Md* h *o-‘-. Itr*g*. iTaatatiou tools, Wag. di.s. Ac. Soid >1 tl>. preii L. «. .'AilFsp IRFFM-.N 1 O < ’ I‘J WItfSHIP & OOEDOH, Coene* or mu. and fiROAD BTfitm, GUIFFIN GEORGIA. WB'jbt i: Jam Wlndvaale and retail Dealer* ia /tools, Shoes, Hals, Vmbrella», LEA 11IKK, . \ ~ SIP »E FINDINGS, aad READY-MADE CLOTHI'WS. WF. AIIE DECEIVING nnd opening ITS I ease* BOOTS and SHOES *f avarj atyln and description, wbitih we- propoae anlUng as cheap aa can be purchased in anv South ern matket. Wo invite nil peraona who expect to »Nt Slioes to call ami examine our slock before 1 purchasing elsewhere. Our Senior J’artner ilift* had many jripn experience.in. tie Shoe buaiqese, ead ie Well ai ipiain J,e<l with the Manufacturer* at .the north, which give* them superior. edires ugea in getting up their stock. Every *r* ! tide in our line will be eold ate email ad* vance oo cost. W'e shall confine ourselves strictly to tbe | cash system. No one can eel 1 good* OB a I credit at the extremely low price* w* ere I asking. tor COL XTir?xrOiGlYAlftß(*iebip*. to t eplettish their stock are reßpectrcllj iff -1 viteJ !*• give us a call. lIOOTa A N D SHOES MADE ’A) ORDER. £i T RKF AI RING EON XAT BnOMT NOTICI. WANTED, TWO GOOD BOOTMAKER*. i r*|>4 —3m Vs; REE ABLY to an order greeted Am. As < irdmurv of Tike county, villlw nUleMr* lb* Court H* use door iu tke todhi .CL -Otee* »iUe. Meriwether eoutty, os Ike Sfrn.Tlmsdey le* December next, wiilua k**H ml eels, seventy five acre* us laud'.tmute nr dis*) k*sf pail ut lot N'o. 21,6 in *p| MralW Mtld ioiTfltj, *d>"wci tf MeKsifSt. Reynolds and -.tbjw, knows z* tbe sWele ptss«* b*d«Htgir ■g to the estate **f Aftvd Wiggts*. Ists est Tike .s,uutj. deceased. abcl svld a* the jinplHyef said deceased, for th* Vrnefit. of tbe heirs ssdersd* ilors ut sakldectased. Term* cash. t adesmak mnt O'tvlcr S, IS’6.- t r 'l" Aduiinistretsr.