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<Tbt §ou!bctn gttali). (irlMn, U».< IMfmbff IS, |sa«. To 4drertl«on*. The Daiir llza*u> i the I’Mnml yfif'r of both ike (’ill/ end (’imnte and hat ike largeet eircnlnlion in both. affordin'/ /„ Ike butineat pebJir a Jim medium through which to make their bunnert known. XOTICtL Having associated with us Jud-c Wil li.,m < rilt-n/en is the publication of ibe Pall.y Sot'THfrn iiMism, the bu«i oe*» will herealtor be com: acted under the name and sty le of Marlin &Cos Thankful for lb* liberal patronage extended to us heretofore, wc will endeavor lo make it the interest «| our friends to e.mtinne the same. OItIFFIN I'UlCks Ct’HKliA'T. COItRECTrO PAII.y BY O. B HEEcfO.R* CO Cotton, 2i>(W»2sl net-—the buyer paving the 3 cents tax. Bagging. 411(t«ft0 ; Unpe. 20(rt,25 ; yellow, l? 5; White. 1.55; slesl, 1 00 ; Bacon, eleir sides, 23; rib 'bed, 22(5,23 ; Hams, sugar cured, 30 ; Country Hams, 24(5)25 ; Lard, 22 ; Butter Market well supplied ; inuenand •30; Kggs. scarce, quoted at 30; Chickens, 20(5)25 ; Dried Benches, trough. 3 00(5 3 50; peeled, 5 00(5)6 ft bo Vodder, 1 00(5)1.25; Bye, 2.00 ; Barley, 2.50 ; Oat- 80(tt, 1.00 ; Flour, good Coutt— ■try, tt>. TFor bolirltor-tieneral. *1 announce myself as a candi.late for the \iffice of Solicitor General of the Flint Cir cuit. Election Wednesday the 2d dav of January, 1867. T. M. CARTER. For Solicitor General. I announce myself as a candidate for the office of Solicitor-General of the Flint Cir cuit. Election—Wednesday, the 2d day ol January, 1867. Johh I. Hall, Os Butts County. For Solicitor-General. I am a candidate for Solicitor- .eneral of the Flint Circuit, liefer for competence t-> the Bench and Bar of the Coweta and Tal lapoosa Jircuits, and the lawyers of the Hint Circuit who know me. Klecliun first Wednesday of Jauuary, 1«67. F S FITCH. V\ anted.—Good terms <Hired tor a amall amount of Spalding Countv Money. Apply at the Herald office. n0v.13 ts. For Sack. — A valuable horse, with bug gy and harness. Inquire of Charles F- New ton. 1). W. GWin, 6YStkRS.— |)r. Mitchell will have some more of those splendid fresh oysters in a few days Look out for them.. Fxi‘l.4s aTORY.— We have been informed, sinee publishing the account of the arrests made in this city on Friday night last,, that the whole responsibility of the -‘rude an.l uncivilized” treatment of Mr. Nal’a family falls upon Deputv Maishal Bunnell, who came from Savannah to make the arrest. e understand that the gentlemen artes ed here some days since, and now imprison ed at Pulaski, were treated ve.y consider ately by their guard, to whom they desire an ackuowlodgement should be make. Gone up —V.’e inler fn.m the fact that the Griffin papers never reach uh now that the city of Griffin has been sunk hv an earthquake, or squelched bv a meteorite, or got bnrsted up iti some way. It was a sweet little village. Pea,e to its ashes Wath ■intjton Gazette. VVc assure the Gazette man that none of the misfortunes referred to have befallen our handsome little city —we will not accept tiis word village. If |,e does not quit ie furring to ns in this manner, we will arui an emissary with torch and turpentine and or der him to burn up the two groceries at Wa-hi ngton, thus destroying the set lenten l entire. He careful, brother. Declined. —Our friend E. W. Beck, Esq., had a catd in our columns yesterday, in'wt.ich he declined to run tor the office of Solicitor-General. We feel sure he would discharge the duties of the office w ith credit to himself, and satisfaction to the public, if he were elected. lls has reasons for not bring a candidate at present, however, and of course none can object. Arrested Yesterday. —The notorious J C. Swsyze was arrested yesterday at the instance ot Mr. J. C. Briggs, ex Federal sol dier, and former partner of Swajze in the negro brokerage business, instituted since the war at this place. The cause of the ar rest, we learn was that this mauSwajze had possession of money that be'ongs in part to Drigg*, and which he refuses to pay over, and to secure which Briggs bad him arrested and hts property attached. Bonds w,re re quired, but up to the time of writing had ,not been given, Swayze remaining in the custody of Sheriff Doyal. And this is the man at whose instance six of our citizens have been arrested, their homes invaded, families insulted,and them jpelves imprisoned iu Fort Pula-ki ! We might be tempted to doubt the ex'stence of ■ just God could such base spite and petty* malignity as this nun hag exhibited against our peaceable little community still go un punished. But he seems at last to have reached the “beginning of the end" of his rascality. In a short while his deeds will be brought to light, and due punishment pieted out to him. Fantastic. —We notice that the young ‘‘bloods ’ of Atlanta are preparing (or a fan tastic parade in that city about Chrisiraas. This will create iiiuch-yncrrinient, no doubt, and we would like to see our young men ot Griffin iuak» a similar move, it would ad.l much to the spirit of liveliness, and would make them the heroes of the hons. Think •and it and organize—there is but little ex panse attached: 1 - » 4t‘*l • 'Lfttiors Ne * s *>« G*irn*. and all this S*:ctlox or Geobg.a, a»d BxallY xor the whole StATt — The following wL ►gfam from the ao omplubed and wotking President of the Savannah, Griffin, a-.j North Alabama Rail Road, Col. K A. Craw ford, announce* the fact, in which all Geor. gta, be ng interested, will rejoice, that the bill granting Sul* aid to this important road has passed both branches of the Leg islature, as will I* seen, by large majorities. MILI.EIKJKVII.LE, Dec. 12, H 66. Mayor \Ym. M. L LINE :—Bili passed c. nate, 26 to 13 Just pissed House, 7g t 04 - R A. CRAWFORD. Josh Bttl.ijtos is once more before the public. This time he says : From newspaper sells, from pills that aim phy-ic from females that faint, and from men who flatter, g,a,.j L. jr .| d e | Ker u<- from wealth »ithout charity, from praise without tense, from pedigrees worn out, and Iron, «|| po.. r n . M joos, | j)>fd de , iw , , U * >,ck ' pe ,d:cMl ' r,,m ? ODD h folks’in ove, from old aunts without money, and ko.cra morlus, good Lord deliver us. . ® politicians who prav, and from saints who tipple, from rye coffee, red h. r ring, and all grass widows, good Lord de us b rom snakes in tlie grass, from snakes in ou- boots, from torchlight proce-sious, and trom new rum, good Ur, I delive- us from virtue without fragrance, from but ler that smells, from negro c .mp meetings, rom cats that are courting, good Lord de liver us. And frotn Swayr;, too, deliver tut, oh! Radicals. A communication from the Trustees of the Griffin Female College, in this issue, merits the earnest attention of our citizens. Extend to it the aid it merits, and it will be hervufter, as it has bceu in the past, a credit to our community. That Ci.kkk.—The Newman IL raid ststes, on the suthority of a friend, writ ing from Milledg. villc Dec. 3d, that the lefvat of our railroad bill was due lo the m gleet of the Clerk in making the entry of the votes, and the editor ihiuks he thould be torn pel led to work on Iha road t)>, ;•;< uiainder of his life. Now. that the bill h iJS passed, Would it not bt well to modify,, .-cutelice and give him the po»'-'*mis against doctor, and lorce him to tun o' *° , *‘ e l' u| cl) coirespondcut savs : ... ' - attention to k journal has been corre-Rn,, g 0,,, writing yon to is morning. The vote uti'lVJ." bdl w,»» tiO f,.r, 07 against. If the fount »iad been Correct when the vote was taken the hill would have passed, as Mr. Mc \\ linrter, of Green, would not have re corded hi* vote against the bill if it could have passed.” Silk Poplins worth from $25 to 605 per It Css pattern cat: he, had for the next 30 lays at Lowensteiti & Pfeifer’s for the re luci and price ol 615 to 815. * tK£f' Ihe la.ii.s ■ I the Memoriu! Associa ton will please bear in mind that to day Thursday, 13tli, is their regular monthly •meting. We hope to have a full attend ance, as out Supper is fast approaching, and we must, make necessary arrangements. Meeting will he hold at Mrs. Taylor’s Store iooui, 2 o’clock P. M. Ex. Com. tw I AIK. OK t.EMII -I A— Scalding County . O Spalding (,\<>trl of Ordinary, November T'rm. lb*>6.—, t apin-ai’iiig lo iin fuiiii the above peti tion that Ft«i ein e George and Mary Jobnaon, miiior eliildien ,-f Maiy Ann Jolmson, d,-censed, Os the Stale of Loui.iana: .-'tlialteen C. Mitchell, iniuoi- child ol S. C. Aiiinheil, deceased ; Khza* heth S. Milcliel.. Fi aneis 11 Mitchell, James lv Miiciieli. and Milton i> Miu-lielt, minor children of said Testator, are included ns part oi the next of kin in t lie probate of Nhat teen C. Mitchell’s will, and should be u ade patties to the pioceed ings lor Pi'wbale. It is therefore ordered tha’, •lames 11. Conoallv, he having by his wi-ilt*n con sent, consented thereto, be aud'lie is hereby ap pointed Guard an. odlitnn. to represent said mi nors upon such prnlmlej and it further appear ing to me from said petition that, citation to the next of kin to witness the probate of the said nliatteen O. Mitchell's will, is prayed for. and that Nancy Mitchell, wi'e of H. licit Mitchell, Judith ti. Kiutbell. wife of William Kilobit!, ,l/ar» i!ia>. Knssell, wife of Kobert Y. Russell, are i|>. rtuftlie next, of kin in the probate us said will, and should ulso be made pal ties to said proceed ings for probate of said wi.i, a, and that they reside out. of tills >tute. It is therefoie ordered ’that no line be perfected on said patties by publication ol this order in the Southern Herald, forty days previous to the silting of the Court, on the first J/i»hd.iy in January uext. and it is further ordered that, citation issue to John H. Mi cht-11, 'lhomas J M itchel. Kdiiiond 11. J/itchell, t:|oe 15. M it. dial I, Mehula J. Jfitchell J, se|,l, j. J/itclu-11, end Mary Aim Mitchell, and Juiues 11. Connolly, as Cuurdiau of ad litem fo~the above-named mi nors, in the usual form, and that they he served therewith in terms ol the law. K. D. DIBMUKE, tiovl7-4fid Ordinary f*[mlding Cos, MOVING TO WHITEHALL! JOHNSON & GORDON Have removed to the large store of on Whitehall Stpool, Next do-'»r rayl«»r, Wiliinins and Crooksh&nka', opposite rhillips and Flauders, where we will continue the General Commission GROCERY* BUINESSS. \\7 K are tliuukfiii for patronage extended to v v us while on Alsbama street, aud solicit a continuance of the s-me. We row »ffer that delicious article, MOCIIA COFFEE. Also, Java Coffce, Itio Cos I too, Also, Kl’G.t ItS, of all sons AI.SU, Lard. Soda. Nuts, sides, l’otash, Candy, ileal, ’ Ten, Starch Grits, Cheese, Maecarorn, H'ce. Crackers, Mackerel, by i up, Candles, Vinegar, Com, Jellie-, Cigars, Pens, Potatoes, Snuff. Pickles. Raisins, Buckets, Soap. Fruits, Tubs 75 BARRELS FLOUR. We are agents for the salt ot Emory's celebrat- C(ITT(I.\ CI\S AID COAPEASEIIS 1 No Gin House Reeded where this machine is used. Call and etfaipjttg it. AlfiO 2.00 Q Ihi PAlffiiflAf GUANO For Wh'ekt. i o. Consignments of sir sorts solicited. ' * JOHNSON 4 GORDON, Genet 1 !! Corantfedion ilcn bants, ooefl Om Cas-in's Building. Whitehall St. BAm k WMifV at THH HOOK BUILDIN OF, WHOLE-ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCEKIEB, LIQUORS k PLANTATION SUPPLIES ! nm:»9 SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS. GOLD AND SILVER. Financial Crisis rt**riJvwljl u« To r.-II In llio enttrac ofNiz Nonthn, 8250,000 8250,000 worth of dorks, rimin*. iMumoi.d Ringti. Pi «do«, Mpl.-ileoiiß, Sona iri4f nisciiinrt, W»re, Ac. f All to be «li«pnsed of at ONE DOLLAR EACH. Witjimi regard to value ! And not lobe [mid for until yon know what yon are to receive. After receiving the article, if it dtms not please you. you can return it and your money will he refunded. 1 lie >toek comprises, amongst other arti, le„. rpl endid d.K'ks, gold and silver walclira, tinyi set witli diatnolids. rubies, pearls, carnet and other stones, (solitaire and in clusters.) indies sets oi jewelry, comprising pins and ear rings M llte most f-thionab.c styles, set in precious stones of every variety, t, g ther with a large assort ment of gold and enatnel-d and pearl sets, gold studs and sleeve buttons of the most heautitnl patterns, gents bosom and scarf pins, and a:- end less variety of bracelets, chains, musical boxes, head dresses, combs, charms, etc. In consequence of the great atagnasion of the great stagnation ol trade in the n-anufaetur ing districts of France and England, a large quantity ofraluuhle jewelry, originally inlcn led lor the European markat, has been sent oil for sale in this country, and must be sold at any sacrifice ! Under those circumstances the ••WATCH a COLD JEWELRY CO.’’ have te solved upon AN APPORTIONMENT! sul jfct to the following regulation* ; Certiorate* of the vario* » articlrs, without roa gnrd to choice or value, are put fir#t into rnvcl «»[icb aralctl up at:d mixed, a» and. when ordered, are taken .out l»v a lilindfoidcd boy, and **nt by mail, thu* giving all a fair chance. On reccij i of the certificate. \k»u will see what you are to ha\e, and then it n* at ponr option to »enU th** if \ ' I t keUe article <»r not. Purchasers u ’tain a Piano. J/clodeon, Sewing <».• i f litch. ]>ianiond King, or any act list lor one dollar. uni I ti, \o Iliankta, a >, -CENTS EUR A CERTIFICATE. ; #j* by mail, we *h>ill charge nir amhtadii’g the paying p<**agc • iii must he f > nc!ostd alien the certificate is sent for. Five certificate.! will he sent for fI, eleven f«*r #2 r thirty for sixty-five for s|o. and HK> for |;IA AGENTS.—\V« want agents in every town and county i the country and those acting as such will he allowed ter. **ta, on every Cer'ificate ordered by them provided their remittance amounts to sl. Agents will collect 25 cents for every certitica’e, aid remit 15 cents for »*h, eiili-r in cash or p«>tage stamps. Agents remit ting at once will he entitled to a beuutilul sillier Wgtch, and also goo certificates. Please write your Name, Town Tviisly and State, ‘jilaiiiJv. and address utl orders to W A'IV; 11 AND CUtl.lt JEW !• UK V COMPANY, 4 hi* s. J. A. 3*i Liberty street, N’cW York JA S NON. tjr\/Y n !ECES CAI ICO—from CJ} to 25 cts.; _** If 50 pieces of figured De Kninee ; 25 pieces of all Wool do; 15 pieces Sal. do; 30 pieces French Pop’ins ; 20 pieces French Merinos; 15 pieces Alpacrns; 20 pieces Opera Flannels ; 15 pieces red and white Flannels; 7 pieces block and white Poplin ; 75 pieces of t-ea Island Cotton, trout 16 to 35etA 50 poors of Clenched Colton ; 15 piece* litisi-ys ; 10 pieces cottou Flannel • 25 place* Cas-tnet, and Jean* ; 15 pieces all wool French Cassitnercs | 75 pieces Jaconettcs and Mqslms ; 20 pieces Linen ; 20 Ilieee* lll**vis Cloth and Doeskin ; lot, Ladles’ and Mens’ shawls ; IPO la’est style cloaks; 5 3 pair It ankets For Oents. A Urge assortment Suits, Rlack Doeskin and Cloth I’anta, and Coats and Vests. » large supply of Overcoats. Blank and Figured Silk Velvet Vests; a large supply of Furnishing Goods. Also rec#” e<\, Violin and Banjos, THmViorines. Guitar h* Yioliu JiTKIN(»S. Taiiiiieutts, 2sirews, Kosin, t .. LADIK » AND GENTLEMEN, If vou want “u of JA & NFIN call at N. 11. SIMON’S KMPOKItI M OF FAS HI OX (S EOUGtA—Hf.nry County.—Aaron N. Camp X vs. Manila M. Camp.— Libel for (Leant, 11 nle to perfect ter nice. — lt. appearing to the Coi i t bv the return of the Sheriff that the _d*" feudaut does not reside in this County, and it fisf. llier appearing' that she does not reside in HW* 1 State, it is. oh motion of counsel, ordered that rad defendant appear and answer at the nex term of the Court, else, that th- case be consid ered in default, and the plaintiff be al’nwed to proceed ; and it is further ord-red that this rule be published it* the Grbt,:i Herald once a month for four mouths. GEORGE M. NOLAN, ' Petitioner's Attorney. I hereby certify that the above is a true ex* tract from the minutes of ltenrv Superior Court. nov27 G. G WEEMS. Clerk. SUPERIOR COURT. October Term, 1866. Preseut—His Honor Alex. M. -peer. Judge. CNEORGIA— Hk.nrt County. — Rebecca Sharp M vs. John Sharp— Libel for Divorce, Rule to perfect terviee —lt appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff, that the defendant does not reside in this county, and it further appear imr that defendant does not reside in this State, it is, on motion of counsel, ordered that the said defendant appear and answer at the next term of this t -ourt. else that this case be considered in default, and.the plaintiff he allowed to proceed : and it is further ordered that this rule he publisn ed to the Griffin Herald once a month for bus mouths. GEORGE M. NOLAN, Petitioner's Attorney. I hereby certify that the above is a true ex tract from the minutes of Henry Superior Gout t, n»v27 G. G. WEEMS, C'erk. SUPERIOR COURT, October Term, 18*6 Present, His Honor. Alex. M. Speer. Jndtfe. LADIES CLOAKS| MADE TO ORDER, b-tter and cheap er than cau te bought of Northern tnumi factureis. Call and examine for yourselves. I keep all kinds, and don't intend to he outdone by the "selling off at cost" merchants, though j intend to hare a email profit. S. i». TAYLOR, Jgt, uov.'9 1m ' at" Ladies Store.” NEW DRUG STORE, In Griffin. Till] uadereignex) takes pi ease re In annoiinc 1 ii gto the citisens of Gnffiu, and lU vieinity, that lie has opened a FIRST CUSS DRIG STORE, ON HILL STRECT. in th« Woodruff biiMing whrrc Will b« fuuufi A wry complete nock us PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PrrfVtnipr)- and Toilet Artlrlm. Particular Attention will given to tha cnxw m>ivo or raxacaimtosa, and other Pharmaceutical preparationt, at ai.i. nouns. Low price, and polite attention will be the motto of the evtabliaumeuL T. O. HEARD. M D. nov“-tf Late of Thoroaoton, Geo. REM-OYAL, ENGAGEMENT RINGS M A 1) E TOO KD¥ R . r r tSAM.i m |r i e vv \ V Mmf M 'VLfMy I GIOfh’FIV, GEORGIA Pdd Fellows Hall—over J. Richardson's * Something New UMDEH TUB SUN a: NEW Ell A IN MEDICINE! tW r ,ct the aulTerlng and direaaed read th* foliuniug.. nr' ,et all who liaxa lMc-t given up hy Doctor, aud.cpifkeii of aa inourubU', read tha Mlowing. "nil who can believe facte and can have faivli in evidei cc, read the followiag. •' ' 'i'e, •'. ,• . ■ ’’ .... .. ... ndtee for the present at tnv reeidenee. on comer of Btoadwny and 13th btreeta, oppoelte Marshal t’ollege. July, lit, 3m A'uyjg nil nun by Ikcae pmenti. That on Ihia. the Vjreuiie’h day of June, in the year u( onr Ln?d rfnh Thousand Etglit Hundred and Sixty, six, personally can,,, Ji.sepl, Heyduck to me. kimwii M such, and buiug duly ,swum, deposed as follqus: That In; isthesolegeiicralageut fm the Uliitcf Mates, end d‘e|n-ndciiuics thereof, fur preparations or mwiieines known as Mauuiki.s Pills wnd Salvx. and that the following certifi cnt.es are verbatim copies to Ibe best of bis knowl edge aud belief. JAMES SMEITRE. [LSI Notary Public, Wall Stfoal New Y*’rk. June 1,186*. Dr. Maggikl:—l take my pen to write you of my great relief, and that the awful pain in my side has left me a< last—thanks to your medicine., Oil, doctor, how thankful I am that I can get some *jc«p.;—l ean never write it enough. 1 thank you again and again, slid am sure that you are really the friend of all sufferrers. I could not help writing to you, and hope you will not take it amiss. JAMES MYERS, 1 Ifi Avenue £t This is to certify that I was discharged from the army with Chronic Dinrrhist, aud have been cured by l»r. Maggiel's Fills. WILSON HARVEY, N, V. April 7, 1866 27 Hit street The following is an interesting case of a man aniuhiYi-d in sii iron Kuutidiy, wiio, in pouring melted iron into a flask 0 .it was damp and wet. caused an t-xpiosion. The melted iron was thrown around and on him in a perteci shower, and he was burnt dreadfully. The pillowing certificate was give" to llte by him shout eight weeks after the accident. New York, Jan. 11,1866. My name is Jacob Hardy; lam an Iron Foun der; 1 wa* badly burnt by hot iron in November Inst; my burns hanled, but I had a running sore on my leg that would not heal; I ttied Maggie!'* Salve, aud it cured mein a few weeks. This is all true and any body can now see me at Jocksoi.’* Iron Works, 2nd Aienue. J. HARDY, 119 Goerrick street Extracts from Various Letter*. “I had no appetite ; Maggiel'e Pills gave me a hearty one.” “l’our Pills *re marvelous,” “I send for another box, and keep them in the house,” “Dr Maggiel has cur-d my headache that was chrotiic." ”1 gave half of one of yonr pills to BIT babe for cholere morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day.” “uy nausea of a rooming is now cored.” ‘‘Yo r box of Mag girl's Salve cured me ol noises 'n the bend. I rubbed some of your Salve behind my ear* and the noise left.’’ "Send me two boxes 1 want one for a poor family." "I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 ceuks. hut the medicLßftfto qjp js worth a dollar." "Send twine boxes of your r-ilis.” "Let in*have thrpe bo.’ee o' your Salve by re turn mail.” I HAVE OVER 200 SUCH fEST|M( >*| ALS as this, but want of space compels me to cnmlud* J iIAGLjIEL, AJ. U MAGGIF.L’S PILLS AND SALVE! Notic*.—Xonp Pennine without the engraved trade mark BruifiiO rapb l M, t or box. signed by Dr. J. Maggiel. It Pjpe V-f** l . New York, to oounterfejl which is' felony. ' S<>ld by nlj rCspecUA'le dealers in Medicines in the United Sla',Cl 'imd Ckokfla—at 25 cents per box or pot, "* _ sep4-lyr For sale in Griffin br J N. Harris <fc Cos. New Firm. W. H. G. MtCKELBERSV' WITH tni ii. linn i co., SUCCESSORS or REID, MtCKEtBEm * C 0„ OFFER FOR SALE AT PRICES SUITABLE TO THE TIMES: Rio Coffee, Sugar from 16 to 26 cts. t per lb., Mackerel, in bbls tl-2s, l*4s and Kit a A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY, HARDWARE, NAH-S, KNIVES and FORKS, HANDSAWS, SHOVELS and TONGS, AXES. * ANDIRONS, CHOP AXES. SAD IRONS, CIIIS*- I«S, 1H TTB and SCREWS TRACE CHAINS, Bra.- KITTLES, PAD KICKS, , SKILLETS,. AUGERS, OVENS. PO 'B. ETC; HOLLOW WARE, BRASS HOOPED BUCKETS, JIIIJRNj, BROOMS, PAINTED BUCKETS, TUBS, Ac., Ac , if. CORN, CORN MEAL AND FLOOR BACON &c. HAMS, SIIOTTLDERS, SIDES, 56 Suck* LIVERPOOL SALT, CANE SYRUP, CUBA MOLASSES, 100 Sack* VIRGINIA SALI’, 200 Bunchm SWIFTS and AU'OVY Factory Til HE AD. L\RG K l.( >T A, B, and 0 S UG A US. WANTED. 8000 Bushel* of WHEAT delivered in good Merchantable order. The highest mark et prire paid Ibr B tCON, LARD CORN. > K \L, I LOUR, PEAS. Ac., Ac. Snithcrn Bank Note*, Gold A Silver received for any of th# above articles at their market valim. ■ OHO. X3. BHEJCH3H tb CO June 2*. 1866 —6m. ill m hi nn®. PIIXTB, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, AC., ' At Roduood Friooa, •* *4 AUE SFLLINO OFF FAST AT f N HARRIS’. aeplß—Sm I*. I*. PKASE A CO., WI I.IJI U, PFA»E <k Cos., No. 17 Alabama atreat, Atlanta. Ca. Kalaton » Rnt.gr, :tj at,. Ma n. F. F. PEASE & CO., Cotton Fartorsaml Connnisson Merchant*, AND DEALERS IN COTTON YARNS, OSNABURGS, ISHIRTINGS; ROPE, BAGGING, YA. AND N. C. TOBACCO, Ac.; Ac., Ac. nov6-Sna DRUGS & ijEDICmES AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MY w. w. a,sa«@a,w, i ; i CORNER BULL AND CONGRESS STREETS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, t ,mv> .. f, I have on hand a and well telected Block of pure Druga, Medicines, Chevieata Fancy and Toilet Article*, Sponges, Broshes, Pcrfomery &«., As. These srtioles have been selected with great cate, both fa European sad markets, and will be sold oo the most reasonaclc terms. L. f DRUGS & ImHEDICIa\ t ES l N, Q. DRBWRT, EAST SIDE OF HILL STREET, (Near the Tost Office.) Griffin, Georgia, HAS ON II \ND A GOOD ASSORTMENT* AND RECEIVES WEEKLY SUP P LTE OK ALL ARTICLES PERTAINING To DRUGS, FRESH AND GENUINE. t4T Also, a fine lot of FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, Window Glass, Paint Is, Lamp-, Ac., Cc'-ktng Extracts, Tobocco, Cigars, itix