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% intern SrrrUi. flmi'innnDi^m\,iyL T>'H HABTuTTmL ■ lIAVONII. i o'K i"r vT ifftiir OcT- 4C : „ Rvtrr mr*7f*rg wMiditeof and» Wfcig, Anorican, and RituMnf jawtaa fcr Hwt* 4o*t or Vio* IYo- Ment, rteebf fTroolbaJ liaaiha, or* eteppwc tan vi I'ra.-iu#ni Johns >o. ' > »» ilxrkufyti. XLi* inurndo-Udro pertgraph is elily clipping iuelfio among tba ha< mires mib of tha prtM, «a ti itaalf war* Wn»L»», aad evidently tvteaddd by OMtny that re-pm dooe it, to inaiousia that any surviving cu didatae of tha JioMoutadu forty, ora not .ioSuaofi wen, blrf. other words, they are Radicals. Now, in answer to this gratuitous vid »ost dfringetiuoue fling, wa bat a to aay, at present but four surviving candidate* of tbe Deiv.o. orataa party,—via, Piatwe. Buchanan, Brock enridga, aod Lane—and ao far from any of there being opposed to Johnson in a Lad sense, tbe troth ia tint not Ooe bt Brw*— aare posvihly H anhaata—bat ia far »w ad vance of Jcthßldfc, 6n tb« aaotc of Conferva- Uata, and tka iqetiag out of Juatiee to tho South. Not one of tbcaa men that would not long ago have ia ued » general amnesty —T**, not ore, with the exception made above, that would Mb have auffarad the Bourfc ffv aereds, father than keep b*r in by l loody force. and bere ara yet OH htfd.fcemded party men ia tka eoontr;, that never will forgive th.> Detoocricy (gr whipping-out tboir high-tar iff, know-nothing, and otbar Souih-deetroy toydof— »t —d ebt daiaimined unwn- Unglv to ahtfrfla the ao called, or a -iosinu atad aafenur patriotism of their delectable yaifjr orer «f#ry other; and tbe first thing they Mil know, wall be that sum# pasted ap Democrat Will holdty swept the challenge, yea, laugh at tba ahauea ha may long have coveted, to t-kin alive all such insinuating pretenders. Really the conduct of these par cxctUenct patriate, ia thua udruitly sad persistently insinuating,—as in the above gingerly-word ed extract —almost makes one suspicion tba' all this effort n] the irs ia but u rhte, a smart trick, to divert die public nostrils in another direction, that their own luttenneas mav Moapa unaroelt and undetected. Innocence L not always prating of its own innocence, nor is Patriotism always prating if its own patriotism ; and an induction ol facta, extensive a* time, and broad aa all history, has long ago taught that he who cries loudest, “ .Stop, atop the thief!” ninety nine times in a hundred is the thief himself > and what is move, in the hundredth time, if Wot the thief, he Is as bad, or worse, an sc uimpiice or abettor. complete amnesty has been accorded fey Italy to all political prisoners.— Cailt Jjfirs. Victor Yankee would *ny that Vietor Emanuel Joe* not understand t'uc science ol Cover ii ment. Tut ftgjfMuM) Co.nven 'u»#.—Til* w the way that (hat vigorous pen-wicldcr who dignifies the tripeni of the Amee&us *tro\Yetl:ly fit publican, vcntilate.- <he lute Philadelphia /lagust Convention.— I >id any ono suppose thut the Philadelphia Convection would disrupt that party {the Radical] in the oourse of a few weeks ? YT*| M»y one «c foolish a* to believe that » preamble ends eerie* of Bunootuh acactMoCH would disintegrate that torniid able organization and dn. cn.fit and pit to route its M»pr*orters ? Have any of u.s been gullible enough to,btlieve that tne patriotic eircumstan** of thttfiwuth Carolina delega tion. headed by Governor Our, and the Maaaaehtisctts deloga ion, Ooiuing into the Cotfvontion am in arm, would throw the Northern inmd topsy turvy and bring all the ltnoity casesOt Unit region headlong into ••'rrtbrtceeof the Souther* people? That will not weigh a feather in the Aiks of correcting the monstrous c.viia with which we are now onnlending. It will have no more cifect than pouring water upon the parched gaud. Wbtt.ilSouth Carolina and Mas-sachiif ettfe’Jief come into that Conven tion (to lovinj/y. Thai was mere tlummriy 1 ll ****iniply the gicut Suite ot isouth Caro -tin* uMking an as* of boivwlfe! > Katie it ukrus*: t;u IVoanu.— That there were prisoners in the South7during Use late war. than Con federate prisiffiEHp £&• North, and that hotwithitandiog ait this, 5,W0 more Con* Federal* died in prison ! I**F or vug Hector I?iJtcTlo.N’Si^ The Radicals have gained twn Congressmen fe, Vrtrt* ivonU, ami the Penrowreu bave t4d**i"Ohi.. * IbiMUoUena for uiembeve la**i*~ Istyv^ip,iheiltpuh ham to drat t'mted Staffer Seiu'tbfes in Oregon, Jfc^e |l J^ppiqp^|-|lp(n^| Ta „i >) an J Indiana, thus g;vi*f-4l,em a gain of two, sib— “■ im IdIHIIBIMHM OOUIea>jAKNHhmM^VMHd|CI J reßi<leut if All the talk ol tti* Radicals about the, im k«nriprtl oraheev^H^vtr. jßafeSj*a?aT; Thr llipcctril 'h' w>r in «•» • m bci 1 iiteroliiig %c»« utilic spicu- I I'idft I'trgMon of tl e Nfti<*al Obsprva. tMy Waahfagiofeis making jrrangetaent* twta aw scientific ofcpervauaa* am ' ke t Uo'tjl rd motaivve tb-plOy ia sm. — The sulject of meteors ar.d shooting stars baa engaged tba atle»ri>« ol ewjiuetK aa tri'Oooicrs wi.hiu the lust icntury 10 a great tr extent than ever b< tore : among them l*roL <»tr.*tead, Twinintr, and Newton, have wriuen va.u-.blt paper* in counteliou with it. .I; ' ■ The a| peaTance of thicting stars is quite com mow. bat tw tba menths at Augn t sad Novciahcr of eath jear, they are reen ill grikatr nomb-rs, paaafully about the lOih ol AwgM tbs Idtb «l NofefibM Tbe g*»at lOcfna a shywei of I T'.O as*ina U> have dr iWn tbtWtt. nßou.i t asirooOllier* mote j anitußißy't# ifis A-fl iron, tl ai littatotbe K'ftl' renoe Vl the Wiirtentio slv.w ers of Ihfld, and up to ihc present d.iy, they hav« bten endeavoring 10 r«l. r the different pb.,o a nnd cliaraih-rist.es of the nbem mo aoo la kuovea tows, atm to rnt«!j4»b the M sObWtili»VeV*b»' of 1 8 a; p.-staKCe. Tliu<"lar the inoif hnliMiit of tlifft nie toofic aboweis I.sve occurred at mirrrals ol Utruy-iUrae years; that ol 1823 was *ape c.nlly tlisunguittfied by the lemicvue nmuihei ol Ipyyiiig Inet, 01 sto he seen at once, »"<i for tl.a rvrtuaHiuMa site and splendor of m*uv ol them. Among ihe oiynvis ui blazing ■ uuMbr* tisibta >M9 # thOt ue-ooion, Ode war rWlt'Wf* lkiali.am*l. _lt Was rceogiiixec! by several observers by Ha ejwrasirdtnaay an* wad bhlliam-y, aa w«i‘ as hy the length of tiro . its train re uaiued vis ible, whicii was about ten minutes. The laonuoua tfa-n revolted to tuiiow the meteor 111 a rerpeuilne course, slid finally disappear ed iu a liehttious cloud, utauy times larger than the Broun, wod which coaiinoad to move ofi wuh a velocity greater than tie clouds file rrttteoiic displays ol 17'jy and 1833 Were chanmieritcii by ihe fill of meteorites, which, rushing towa-ds the auifseeof ihe earth with * loud noise, penetrated bencaih it several feet. The periodicity of tliest; atariy shown hia not so ik finitely asoutaiu ed wuit ivgard to the day ns lo UlO je<r. — They bn ve occur ted to a greater or h-sj do greo iu the mouths ol August and Nov tin Dbi, trout lUbd to 1839; Out the Hunt re markable of tl cm have appeared on itic 12th of November, or boiweeu that date und Uie 141 ti. The next appearance of the meteoric phe nomenon, tha.elorc, is eXpecUai on ol atiuut the 12th of next month. The observations of astronomers have demonstrated that Lite shooting slurs are mole uuineroti.v between midnight and sunrise, and the majority of ibem agree in fixing the radiant point— that point iu win. h the lines described by the meteors in their flight Ct-ntie —in the constellation Leo, limiting the area of radiu lion to tbe immediate viciuilv of lieguhis in the neck of the lion. Others assign the radiant point to the constellation Oiioi:. The theory most geneiuly incepted in ae counting fin the regular meteoric showers, is that au unusual aggregation of these as teroids exists iu the planet which is reached hy tlie earth at that point ol its 01 bits, unu through which the earth is several hours in passing, although observations have not been sutllcieutly numerous to ehUblirdi the exaC< period of the oarih .-> uriival at tins part o. the orbit. fluting the flight ol the meteors m November, ittd.i, rnuen uppi eheusiuu was manifested truiu the teur that one or moii ol these asteioids would come into eo lisio with the earth ; but bllhert'. no disastrous consequences have ensued fnnu this gran 1 celestial and splay, and although there ia some reason to believe ihat an eveut of lb's kind possible, scientific men unite in tbe opinion 1 hat such a calamity is not within the bounds 0 f probability. Stoan In Loi'jsi.vfia—From onr Nev Or'eans oott'iup . uric* we gather some very glo my facta mi.l fig,ties concerning sugar in Itpiiiaiuna. In forintr times that Slate made an annuiil crop of four hundred thous and hogshead' of MuSi ova la or brow u su gar. at an average price of five cents per pound, hut tin* prodiicetion last year was only fifteen thousand hogsheads. It is es* timhted that the crop* this season will yield less than laecniy five thousand hogsheads. The Machinery necessity lu the linking ol sugar waa ncui !y all disunit'd during the war. a..d emancipation deprived the planters of both capita! and labor. Hireling labor, it is considered by some, will not Serve the purposes of a production that requires con tmuoiis care day and night. Tiio business, too. requires bsr»t» investment- which must be Ii »i rowed at ruinous sacrifices by the iui pOVelijtbcd planters One consequence of all tli is to the whole country, North as well as South, in !l>a* during t 1 -tt vear ending July last, nearly $100,(100,000 in gold was sent abroad to uteri the hal utces of trade with other sugar producing countries. Tit* Trial cp .Icrrrrsov i'svis—Com - men tin# upon the reefent correspondence < n this subject between the President and the AtiefwevCenenil, the AW* says (hat the rcspotjsiMlitffor tfie failure (o bring Mr Davis to tiud sfiTded from Con grvas to U. * I lie *hW t. and ..from, tic Pfisi d*ttt to tfe* Chief Juatiee.se th it it ia almost Ifej'paafWo W disr-orcrwho hold* the par tu ular coll Os rc I itpe'Mat tic* ftp the case Hlfei it H om oonnnf to-a iS6Ut*. ns if a 1 ! jwlies werojiuxious is a violation of justice, ail I lias an appear ance of pusibhtnmiity on tjie part of thp GovtmmniW If it shTiitik fn m doing it* duty regardless of results. Whether the trial re»i»l*a ir. * i-orvrttkm or at quit nl, it ought to have proceeded at the earliest op-. nor *ew>ntmho with the miumi of law and justice in favor of a speedy and if pa/tiai trial to every pyrsou accuse.! of &£GfiZz >*■ » '2* ,- > . ,~ IJcrw fefft Tgi to TYofrKS. Quite a num ber men lidSfee ptfr. based land in Florida, and have planlkif rotten. The and that jtlWi Wfert stferew their shoulders, sh .ke and day * om UmLM 'QlglI ftp com me(Wli^TOTeel wbat%*T»iS-* wit andniccarao accustomed to long »hice, that is, ogpres s«m. PotnehaW ft«si they ranje here RatfiraSi. but bare dc nfmnjm mvmupmr. The delfcalA bare reeured have tbrtn <fi tttmtf jretr-Em. r —dames Utavk and Formui* Wo e* i.v, tmen nmniort-J lorOi. #»v*s by tti* Mozar UuinJtf yin New Y.uk#-itjf. , sm' Telegraphic News. ki aw VuKK. * •ciobef I*o-—Gold 14G|. Coiiou declining, with sale* of 100*.* bales. Mid ilmgs ai 39 t<i 41 cema. Li\ i Rpooi., Oct.HO.—Sales es cotton to day 13 000 ba os. Middling uplands l3jd. Nlw (Julians, Oct. 20.—Colton sales 1000 bs is l-ovv middling 30 to 3? cents. Gold 10J prerui.ini. Mosii.k, (>:t 20—Thu sales of cotton to-day were 200 bale*. Middiing 30 rents, lleinsnd limit. <1 and mar-ct dull and q iiet FaHtlltit I**ll NT, Oct. 20 —The ship I'eruvuu, irout Liverpool ilia llth and Londusiderry the l2lh, baa ariivad. Beyond cnmmetit 011 ti e Ueform demon Mirations and the speech of >lr. Hught, iheie is nothing of puhth al lucment liom Ei.gland. '1 he London Telegraph asserts that the state of affuirs iu Laudia becomes every Osy h sv M-r ous. fha Cattle ph.g re bad resppoared in sev e al pvfts of !dwiif?r!smd. The Empress of Mexico bad arrived at fiicstc Iroiu Home. A letter from Home, October 2. puhlnhed in a Lyon* psper, savs she visited the Vatican wh le in Home, for the p irpo.se of securing tl sanction of the Pupa to crerylhing her husband had done as Emperor of Mexico, Which was first posi tively refused, out she used every eff>rl to vecure it. The writer of the fitter does not s'ate the result es the interview, hut she is re|>orted to have told the Pope she would not leave the Vatican unless Li r re quest was granted. The evacuation of the fortresses of the Quadrilateral hy the Austrians, and their occupation hy the Italians was progressing. Humors were again current that negotia tions had been coi ciud.sd between Prussia and Saxony. Baltimore, Oct. 20.—X0 new develop ments have yet taken place in regard to the police diffioulty. The l oinmissiuncrs will respond by counsel on Monday. Governor Swann visited Washington to-day anel caused some speculations and many rnmors as to the object of his visit. The directors of the First National Bank, of which Sw nu is pie-i ient, have petittoued him to desist Irani bis purpose iu regard to the Commis sioners. Florence, O t 19.—The cession of Yet netia to the Italian Government was fully completed to-day. Paris, Oct. 19.—The Prencli statesman, M. 'i houvet.ul, died to-day. Berlin, Oct. 19.—Humors are afloat that ih ltu-so tSaxon Military Convention agreed on tbe basis of the common ocaupation of Saxony. A Pertinent Question. —-The 0' oiyia Citizm, of Oct. 22nd, has tbe following paragraph. Olr Catti ve Chief. — Do all our Clergy, every Sahbath, remember in their puohc invocatioi.s to the Thrjnc of Grace, the prisoner at Fortress .Molroc ! summ’ahv. The Montgomery A'lcertifcr annoanens the death of l)r. Charles Merriwethcr, an 0 and citizen of that county. It is thought that Russia will be the greatest gainer by the short crops u> Wes '• in Euiope The harvest in 'hat country has been abundant, aud heavy orders for gram h ve already beer, Hont. Pc'pb l are talking about relief a great deal just now lheAihtn- Wat. hnian thinks it tlio«o who are making such a fuss on the "iihj’ ct woi Id spend less in extravagance, the relit! Would so n come. The Detroit Free Press states that, ae cording to the decision of the Bnrrcme Court, all persons with less than one-six lei mb African blood in their veins, aio iniitled 10 vote in Michigan, uni ss otber- Wiso rendered incompetent. The i'cw Oilcans C'rrsicnt says, in refer cnee to the commerce of that city: Instead of being large exporters of sugar and mo lasses, we arc now heavy importers of thoe articles. Wc noticed in a report of the New Orleans market Some (Jays ago, that ihe receipts of molasses were but a few bar rJs, aud those “sorgauin.” A Texas exchange say.s that when you hear of a man who don’t subscribe for his town paper, hut who likes it extremely well, and always borrows it from his neighbor and reads it, you may sat him down as the very soul of liberality ! The destitution of Alabama is so great that all efforts of State and private charity are likely to be sadly inadequate to the re lief of the suffering atid starving people. The Editor of the Centra/ Georgian says the reptuiiati nos all debts is the topic of conversation in middle and tipper Georgia. The shortuea- of crops, snatchy of money, <kc., are the arguments used. Professor Ferguson, of the National Ob amatory at W aohington, is making arrange ments for scientific observation of tbe mete oric display which is set down for November !2th. ft is predicted tba* the display will t>« unusually bri.Jiant and particularly worthy the attention of scientific men. The manufacture of the wire fur the Atlantic cable kept iicai!y two hundred a 11 J filly hands employed for seven mouths. At the late session of tho Wisconsin Meihudiot konfereuce, oue ol tliu elect wrote: >‘lhe puli ical sentiment id this Ponfeieuce j* on the side of God and t 'oogrpsn.” Au admirable form ol' charity ha* been inaugurated in by the establish ■fVcttPtif* dispoDßary, where the poor can obtain medical advice and medicine free ot charge, during one hour of each day. A Idoaton correspondent of the National Intelligencer writes: I have learned here t..at Mr. Bomwell, who is good authority on this point, has given a'-aurances that nriioleo of inipeachiueut will be offered, and curried by the House of Representatives at the next session. Poor uicn are not allowed to work in the ll«rri»hurg ear factory uuless they vote for negro suffrage. Th* crop of tobacco for this year for Vir ginia and North Carolina, is estimated at forty thousand hogsheads. The Richmond, Va., Whig says that sev eral thousands of oaies of cotton were ship ped .to England by blockade runners on uecouut of the State of Virginia, and wants to know what has become of the proceeds. The Satverar Um*t*l of Colorada Write? so fbo fjartd Oflics that the gold yield in at lerrttory will be Wry large this full, nc(* and valnobh. rninee having keen dfUned. *e ejlrtiat—il It 3iSi^VVOOOa year Gold Disc.iVert on the PSf oma6T-- Wushiufjum, Oct. 15.—Gold has recently hc-oa di-oov'-rci on both the Mtrvlmd anil Virginia sides of tbe Pot-OBu. juat at.ove fieorgetuVt) .Several companies have already bea« tunood or arCß'.w organizdig to d<, vefcrp the ferritorv. Tbe indications extend f..r shout six miles on either side of the river. During the late German war, a pontoon bridge aas thrown across the llhiuc in twelve minutes. The Payton, Ohio Journal fells of the slaughter of fifteen hundred rata, who had »ollccud under a room twenty by twenty four fe tiu size. They were a fool and a half deep. Bishop Early, of Virginia, is still suffer ing from the effects of hi* severe accident, lie has not been able to leave h's bouse for several weeks on account of rheumatism iu the shoulder, which was hurt sq badly dur ing the summer. In California a Chinaman cannot testify against a white man or a negro. —.l Pittsburgh gentleman died recently wbc«el.fi was insured for 180,000. —All the young Princes of the Imperial family of Russia arc to make a tour of the Uuiled State*. rrentiue say* Congress La* “negro on the brain,’’ hut precious little brain on tbe negro. A New York millnef has just paid $95,000 cash for a palace on Fifth Avenue, tor business purposes. Impeachment vs. Gold.—Leo, the intelii well-informed Washington corres pomlent of the Charleston Courier , writes : The President does not differ, in opinion, from Judge Sharkey, os to the Constitution al power of Congress, as t>oir organized, to propose amendments to the Constitution.— But that he will repudiate the acts of this t'.ingress, which he has himself approved, is not belihved. It ?s supposed that lie* would resist, not an impeachment, if it be attempt ed, but an arbitrary assumption of power to suspend him from the perfoi mance of his functions, as President, as a preliminary to impeachment. He is bound to protect the people troin illegal ami arbitrary action of Congress, which would be dost uctivc ol the government itself. When t ongress shall really undertake to supercede him, in his office, before trial, gold in the New York money market will rise, not two or three per cent., as it did uflder the influenoe of the canard, but fifty ora hundred per e«r>t, \K\VA 1) VER TI SEME NT S Please JNOTICE THIS ! lAM compelled to confine my bnainesa to Cash, or ns iiour Ca-h as D practicable. Those who would h» entitled to credit in ordinary firm's » ill have their orders filled at LOWEST MAR- Kl.i I.AIES, and I will nllow three days from reception of bills for remittances.. Beyond this circumstances will not permit me to grunt iodul- L’r" c “. buying but Lille except for cash it w ill be imposdhle for me to keep np si-ch « stock of ■IIIdCERIES A 5 Tl I* ROV I S I O X S n» my trade demands, I ides- I confine mvsidf to n CASH business. In conclusion, l would state llmt my customers Imve uty thanks for the liberal patronage bestow ed ou me, sudmoie lliuu usunl pruinpln. ss. ne2»-lt .JOSEPH X SEYMOUR, INTERESTING To flic Tadics. MRS. TAYLOR Will have her entire stock ot’ M IL LI N E RY AND Open for EXHIBITION and inspection on Thursday and Friday! f|YIE LAIIIBS OF (tRIFFIN and viciuity ore l cordially invited to drop in and lake u look. GKiVTMvMEN. aeeompanyiug Ladies will a!,t> he cordially welcomed at "TUB LADIES' STOKE." oct'2a*3t SIR I P! O/A Choice N. O. Syrup ; —* * SiK) »*eKs Salt ; Bacon Sides aud Shoulders ; 50 sacks Coffee ; Crackers of all kinds ; 100 boxes CUjieae ; Sardines, Oyster*; and Pickles ; Z'X) boaes O bmcco ; loOkegs Sails ; TO ARRIVE: 20 boxes Bulk Aides ; 100 OMs. Kln*r i ; •* 100 bbl*. and kits Mackerel ; 20 sack* Bice ; • *• BEYMOCR. JOHNSON A 00., Wholes it* Osoocu* «et2S Macon. «eo. FRESH FISH ! A f«w bunch« of Uiow delfresh TROUT & SHEEP-HEAD oa hand and for sale cheap 1 FRESH OYSTERS In auy Quantity, to arrive. V ; 4j Sia- ‘ 1 Ts' SEXDtS TorU ORDIT.S AT ONCfe to insure having them 3,'ied. . We have mode afl*rr*ng*iacnt’lint wi l enstdq us to keep regular supplies of the above dehcaci«b« j»d wlo«h we vr.li.syU at the v*r, ? ft** \\ e haT« also on hand a moo a^^ortmeut K i IR*H O Rt CERi EiS, wide#. * totter in* a ai* ng % f-l Coustry Produce or cash. AT W 1 u ka.ud ;;l; ail'.v ¥. Wo CORNER BULL AND CONGRESS STREETS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA I bar* on hand • large and well sol acted Mock of pure Drags Hadfviaw, Chemical Fancy end Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery dba., Ae. i At- >’ o- S J #£# B t ~ ‘ These articles have been selected with great cat e, both in European and markets, find will he sold on the mo6t reasonacle terms. . XJ i . ' I, ' mm 7,^—^. . LOEWENSTEtS 8 PFEIFER'S, FALL AND WINTER GOODS, CONSISTING OF LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. SILK DRESS PATTERNS, SILK POPLINS, FRENCH MERINOS AIPACCAS, • AOIFFIO AITI> ALL WOOL DELAINES, And every variety of PHIN 18. Al&o a large ast-ortment of Wl3fl OWISB JACkONET, MT;LLML'SJ.IX, XAXsjOOK MUSLIM tkIIfKOIDi.P.ILS, »II Jesetiotiou aud of every style. PLANELS, WHITE AND REDFLANXELS, OPERA Ff.AXXEt.S, CAXTOX FLAX>'EL9. DOMESTICS* A large lot of 81-EAOUED and PROWS DOMESTIC. 3fDfIO«S. Our stock of NOTIONS am endless in vari-tv. and not to h > px -el!.- I in quality Ilotsery, Gloves, llaiulk.-ieltief-, Linen, Ji konet Edging and I us-r ting, H .ti r l.iu-l.ei. Toilet Articles, &>•. A spien.Ld stock of Boots, fiihoos nildL Hats. The largest Stock of Ready made Clothing ever hroiiglit to Griffin. The most accom modating Clerks always in attendance, Thanking the Piihlij for former liberal patronage, w« invit* Specia* attention to oaf new Stock of Goods, assuring the Public t at we cm give ns f§@P ‘BM As it is possible to be had in this, or anv other Market in the interior of the State. ' LOEWKNSTEIN A PFEIFER. 0.-t 13, Urn COTTON! COTTON!! We are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances To Planters or Buyers, on Cotton shipped loour correspondents in New 1 ork or Bav*B nah, with whom we have arranged to seii Colton shipped through us, OO the best ten*.. We will abo - ■ Sc// cotton for Planters, in this market, iclto do not intend shipping . A. MERRITT & JOHNSON, Bankers a>d Cotton Bno*sa» will receive Do posits and pay Checks on demand. Buy Golii, Bilv«r, Ite*k Notes, County Scrip, Stocks, Bonds, and other securities. Collect paper payable i« Giiffin and vicinity, **d make prompt, \YBI efideavot to keep with Sight Kwhuntfr, on Now York in *ums tooaiL . (*f2l-lu“) A. Si. **■ OJfire W Haltfday** Bwildmg, fearlv Btick ____ liMIP J. N. HARRIS& Otyg. ORIGS & MEDICINES! Bar. 33. DHSIWHTi ' "Bast side af street, ih* m o«c#) Griffin, Georgia, H VAQkkfIAMJ> A OftOD ASSORTMENT. AM> SUPPED ' - W AIA MUMtoTAININdTO DRUGS, FRESH AND * * «sm*wn nkip mat a t W" 01LET ' bTTCLF.S, Window Gl**» P* ,# * i g&tprjrrg*.