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. lIT og-t To Cotton Platerand Dealers Os Middle antiF outlines! Georgia IN again P l‘<4pg onr DHme bcf, ° re our nnra' erous planting Irlends and cotton dealers of t), c State, we do so with the assurance of our ability to successfully render satisfactory all busiuces entrusted to our care—pledging tho usual honest effort to spare no pains in doirg our whole duly We make the sale of cotton a specialty, us ing our best endeavors to always sell on an cveiled market. We return cur most sincere (banks for past liberal favors, and hope to have them continued, and hope to have a lib eral trial from those who have not before pa tronized us- We consider this the best inte rior market in the South for the sal ■ of Cot ton, our huyeis being liberal and spirited business meu. Plantation supplies furnished when de sired Liberal advances made on cotton in yore. JONATHAN COLLINS & SON. Cot'on Factors and Commission Merchants. aug24-Sia. Macon Ga. ASEIY FOITI BEST SM6 MACHINE IN THE WORLD. I have scoured tho Agency for the * celebrated * '* r - '■***- -*■—«•'_ -la ' FLORENCE SEWING MM and am prepared, from a personal knowledge of it, as well as by certifi cates from three who have used them, to testily to its superior excellence. Tho following arc the advantages claimed (or this Muchiuo ovor all oth ers: It is tho only kind of Machine that makes four kinds of s’itch, three of which are made on nj other Machine and are stronger and more elastic than any other. It is tho only Machine that can sew in mote than one direction, having a reversible feed. It has an improved hemmer, ma king any wid h of hem, and easily managed, owned exclusively by tho Florence Company. It will hem anything and make perfjet corners It fv m», fe'ls, cords, braids, tucks, qui'ts, braids, gathers, <N.o,, without basting. It makes a gather and sews it to a band at one operation perfectly, (un eqnaVd in this ) It is the only Machine having a self adjusting Bhtr.Ce tension—a gr at im provement over all ethers, rendering it easy to do good work ou any fabric It fastens the end of a seem belter and quicker than a seamstress can. The Florence Sowing Machine is simple in construction, and requires so little to change for anv kind of work, that its operation can be easily under stood. Every part is strong and durable ; its motions are all posi-ive, not depen dent on the variable and uncertain ac tion of pprngs, heucc it is almost im possible for a Florence Machine to get really out of order, or not to sew if threaded right. The Machines fro warranted in every particular. I intend every Florence Machino I sell shall give entire satisfaction, sus tuinitg its reputation as being the most reliable Sewing Machioe in use All I ask is for you to try' the Machine. Head below certificates from Mrs TTarrison 11 gers. and Mrs T. J. Ilart. The former has had one of these Ma chines in constant u e for three years. Address, (J. C. I!BUSS, A’gt., Dawson, Ga. CERTIFICATE?: I havo teen lining the Florence j Sowing Macli no constantly for three years. It has never given mo any. trouble, and 1 consider it a Gist-class Machine. Mbs II Rogers. From tho knowledge I have of Sew ing Machines 1 consider the merits of the Florence unsurpassed july 13-ts. Mrs. T. J. llart. WORTGACK Slli.ttii'F SALE WILL fee sold bofore ihe Court Hou-o Boor, in the town of Dawrou, said county, on the Ist Tuesday in October 9rxt, 1 within the legal hours of sale, the following dtreribed lands : lumbers (152.) ouc hundred and fifty— (wo, South half of number (1515,) one buns tired and fifty three. .South hall of number (100) one bundled and ninety ; and /fast i half o 1 (115) one hundred and fifteen, the Itchawaynoch&way creek being the West line of Said lot, (115) in the fourth District rs Terrell county. Also a slip of land off of jots numbers (0) nine and (10) ten, one hun dred chains by twelve chains and ten, con- Jamiug one hundred and twenty one acres ‘Jong in the Third Distriot of Calhoun coun fTi said State, Said tract containing fix hundred and twenty-one acres more or less, *ud lot (11) eleven, in the 3. and Distiict of originally Early , now Calhoun county. Lev - j ! ed on a< the property of Leroy Drown, to ha'isfv a mortgage fi fa issued from Tctrell upetior Court, in favor of It. N. Deed & -°., vs Leroy Drosvu. Property pointed °ut m said mortgage. . Also, at the same time atul place, one half 'Merest in Two lots ol land, numhers l Jfl 17, in Twelfth Distiict of Terrell coun -Levied on as the property of Johnathan avis, dcc’d., to satisfy a mortgage fi fa is 'ted from Supeiior Court in fivor of Rust ehnston, for the use Rust, Johnston It Cos. rs John F. Oargile, Administrator of J. Da leased. roperty pointed out in said mortgage. WM. KAIGLER, o Ifi, 2m, AJiieriff. LA " *OA A WI«LL\GHAH. ... "accessors to LAAVTON A LAWTOI, FOURTH STREET, ■\xr . Macon, Cleorcin* y.-&. H E H () U S 1±) and Commission Merchants. dijcd Vai l’ 08 ma,lc ou Cotton in Store ivlicn * 'JUauo Dealer nu;: ’i Jin dowpaal Job Office* 'TjFJ-AYING recently fitted up our office with a now Job Dross, of the best 1 fancy material consisting in the latest anl most popular dorngns of Type Borders, Buies, Flourishes, etc, wo are prepared to print, in good style and at Macon prices, Cards, Envelopes, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Circulars &c. Having incurred this expense, wo trust our homo people will give us their patronago, 1 1 T. M. JONES, ) i K. T. IIARPEB. rt / . w .. Griffin Jo/:. ( Harper & Simmons, ■A-iNHE) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, nD-A-WSOItT, GHEiOIR-GMJL, j|WEin announce to their friends, and the rwiblic generally, that they have bought the Warehouse formerly occupied by w«o Loyless, Griffin & Jones, where they are prepared to do a general Warehouse aud Commission business. Both members of the Firm have been engaged in the Warehouse bu siness heretofore, and hope, by strict and constant attention to the interests of planters, m the Storage and Sale of Cotton, to recoive a liberal scare of their patronage. Connected with the Warehouse is a GOOD HOUSE AND WAGON YAED, especially for tho benefit of our patrons, ateH Es low as other Houses. f.J u !y 20-Sm. Miipp pbttiv m moUilD uuil till bill. Established in 1852— -Formerly at Double Wells. ALSO, A GENUINE PATTERN OF Wile THE UNDEKSIG NED, haviug resumed the manufacture of the ab ve Gin, * pr pose *o make it what it was before the war “ 1 tie favoriio ot the South ” Our work stands upon its merits, and we think tins a sufficient guar an*>o Wo have secured the services of some of the best mechanical talent in the North.rn shops, in addition to some of the best workmen from the shop of the late Samuel'Griswold Mr. Cl.as. Gardner, who served eight years apprenticeship under E Carver & Cos., at East Bridgewater, Mass, and who was employed as Superintendent of the Double Wells shop, from tne com mencement of the manufacture of the Moore Cotton Urn until . s suspension, is again at Ids post, and wl 1 give each Gin Ins personal inspection b.f re it !C: ]m caffingtim attenti nos planters to our Cot'on Gins, wo de-ire that they should notice the improvements we offer, which arc substantially as lu. ows ; A. PORTA BITE ROLL BOX, For obtuinir" any inclination of tho Gin Bib or Grate, is used ; the object of iSTt to improve in the quantity ginned, lessen the quantity and improve ti arm-ilitvnt tint Also to gin daino or wet cotton ;to alter the picking oi ecpuruiiim the lint from the'seed-either to take more lint off, rr less lint from the see!! "as circumstance* require. We use both the common Roll Box and a Swinging Front. The latter is arranged to let out all the seeds and hulls in a moment, and is very easily managed. the gin brush , i ii_ ; i, v ,»rt V Liif brush us*3(l. Tho bristles oro nil sates* -v 1 tr "t *" M seasoned • and every bruab is made perfectly tire and tat ptotf. ( ’YT.IN I > i-H V AND JJHtJSII H ( IX I'.s. Aro IkilU maw* m* I'I*"' 1 *"'- O’" W* * ilber ' “"V U -* 1 W * lino Ibctn with the beat babbit metal. GIN SAWS. w.->«»" "Vrom7o, l . h 'oX«i»S Zl oL'T.h. Li mm .»»■»■» i" f" So" 1". •*> ** “» manufacture of Gin Sawe cannot be exec,led. . 1 manufacturers of tbia important and useful in Wo arc tbc ody sir* ■*• ,a. (Jmton Seed Crushing Mill attached. It vention—the Cotton allude to the immense saving and economical will hardly be necessary a ...Ld medal as a pro tu* of crushed cotton Planter’s CoMenlinu, in Macon. Urn. minm, from the lur ot the -• ( J attached to tho Gin Stand, to cru h iB6O, for tho the Holt. Wo refer to some of the many the seed as tasi as ■■ t certificates that we have on the subject. trial of gins. We keep constantly on hand peed cotton, and every Gin is tried before it leaves the shop - S cr new ones. REPAIRING OI OLE GIN*. w. * ssr. ?«£ Ibc country, Lie them tralE*» h"“‘ J “ “ '““f! *» C»Uh.h . 0C» e». -»beb™ 6 htror. Sen,l on your order., old Gins early . , „ Findlay’s Soßs to receive orders orders for Findiy iiss, and Craig’s Patent Portable Horse Power, and Ca'tings gc.iera.ly Pirrular and Price List. further parl.euur ß seodf^ wYEß & mqoR * I DODD & SIMMON®* I ' JJncoc, Ga. i nts at Dawson Ga. ) A FROiLAttllim GEORGIA: By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. WnKRKAS, The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company has failed to pay the semi annual interest due on tho hist days of Jan uary, and J: !y ultimo, upon certain bonds of that Company ; and Whereas, 7’lie State of Georgia indorsed tor and guiruutced the prompt paymeutof: the interest and principal of said bonds, aud has paid to the holders thereof the seim-an- I cual interest duo on ihe first days of Janu ary and Ju ! y aforesaid ; aud Whet oas, The said Alabama and Chatta nooga A’aiiroad GVfr.pany accepted, con curred in, and agreed to the terms and con ditions ptescribed by la.v at the time said in dorsement was made by this Slate; Now, therefore, by <iriue of tho authority in me vested by the Cmsiituli u and L.ws ol this Stile, I, It ifu B. Buliock, Governor anil Commander in Chief ol the Army and Navy of this Slate, and of tho militia thereof do issue this mv proclamation making known that the Stale of Georgia is in poses-iuu of the Alabama and Chattanooga Riilroxd, its track road bed, maehienery, franchises, and proper ty of all and every description, l ying or be ing in he Slate of Gooigia ; aid it is OttPKRKO, That all officers of this Slate, civil and military, exercise due diligence, to the end that the agent oflhis State be maintains ed in the peaceful po3c siou of the said Al.» bama and Chattanooga Railroad and its pro perty wilt.in this Stale, and restrain all par ties Irom any action whatsoever to illspos se.-s Ihe State until tho further otdir of die Executive. Given under my hand and the Groat Seal of the Sta'e, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this Second day of August, jp the year of our L ,rd Eighteen Hundred aud Seventy-One, and of the Independence of the United States of America the Ninety-sixth. CTFUS B. B "LLO6K. By the Governor : David (j. Cotti.so, (Secretary of State, aug 10-4 w A FIHH-L IMATIOA. GEORGIA: By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Go. ci nor of said State. Whereas, At the July Turin A■ D. 13“ , of the Superior Court, held in and for the County of Washington, one James Oxford was tcied lor, and eonvic'od, of tho crime of murder, and sentenced, by the Judge presid ing at said Court, to be executed, by hanging by the neck until dead, on Friday, the Ist dav of September proximo, and was, by order of said Court, coniini ted to the jail of the Ooun- j tv of Baldwin, for safe keeping, to await the , fulfillment of his said sentence; and, i WtiKREAS, It has been officially repo-ted I to this department, that cn the night of the 22nd of July, 1871, in the city of Millodge ville. County of Baldwin, a band of lawless and disguised persons, of about seventy-five in number, did by force and intimidation, ob- | tain from the Sheriff of the s .id County of Baldwin, the keys of thx jail of said county, 1 and did nntawlnlly open the same and re lease therefrom the said James Oxford, and set him at liberty ; and, Whereas, Upon a previous occasion, to* wit : ou the night of the 14th of O .-tuber, 18 (19, while the said James Oxford wascoufiued in the jail of the Comity of Hancock, under an indictment charging him with the murder of a respectable citizen if said county, a baud of disguised and lawness persons, of about sixty in number, did, by force and in timidation, obtain from the sheriff of Slid County of Hancock the keys of the said jail, and, having overpowered the guard stationed iheieat for the safekeeping of the prisoners confined therein, did unlawfully open said j iii and release therefrom the said James Ox ford, and set him at liberty ; and, Whereas, these repeated and flagrant vio lation* of the law, by ban ts of disguised per sons, clearly establish the fact Hint there is a determination up m their part to prevent the said Orford from being brought to punish ment for the crime of which he stands con juniee; ad, Whereas, it is the dn'y of the x cutive, snd the inteicst of every good ciii/.en of this Slate, to see to it that the laws thereof aie rigidly executed. Now, therefore, in order that the majesty of the law may be fully vindicated, and to this end that ibe sentence imposed by the Court upon the Raid Oxford ns aforesaid may be fullv cxecu'ed, I do hereby is ue this my procb niation, offering a Reward of FIVA THOUSAND DOLLARS for the a .prehen sion and delivery of tle 3 id James Oxfnd to the Sheriff of Fulton County. And I ii'Oi-i ovo ci.a ge all offers, both civ.l ard ui i arv, in this /S.i.te, t > be viigi a;t iii.ni'ea o ing'o nppr. hid, ii order hat lie may be brought io | ui.is mieul lor •he crime of win. h he stands convicted. G v.n under my hand and the Gicat Seal of the Slate, at the Capitol in All mia, this the 14th dav of A ugn-f, in the year of our I.otd Eighteen Hundred aud Seventy on*’, and of th ■ Independence of the Uui ted Slates of America the Ninety-sixth. RUFUS' ti. BULLOCK. Ily the Governor Laviu G. Coiumi, Aic. of Stale. sqg24'4w. FASHIONABLE RESTAURANT, Bakery, Confectionery, AND TOY STORE )[.. FOLOMON, l iving completed his • atr.ingeinent* for the Fall trade, taker this method “f informing the public that ho tins, and will constantly keopon hand, every thing t» satisfy the appetite, and if you have no appetite, can fix you up something to give you oue. THE RESTAURANT will be supplied, daily, with fresh Kish, Oys ters, Old Virginia Deri Slcnk, etc., and will furnish to families, three times - t week. Pork or Deef Saugagc, ol hi-* own make. 7’olito Waiters, good Cooks, who will prepare your meals ill the latest a h tiioiic without auy ex Ira charge for the fancy name. THE BAKERY is presided over by an t«9^»l we are prepared to lu, # neces sary for Parties, P ' ® a 7' Suppers v private o. OSO G\o— CONFE l AoyONERY. This Dt par'meat is supplied w ith all kinds of Plain ami Fancy Candies, from the ben J/.mufactories, together with everything usnallv kept in a First-class Confectionery establishment. THE TOYS have been Prlrcted from one of the finest stocke in New York, and the purchaser had ms eye to the tastes of all the little ont H, and can furnish tho boys with anything from a Wooden Pistol to a Fire /t'ligiue ; and the little girls with any thing rum a Wax /toll to a complete out-Gl lor house keeping. I witi take pleasure in waiting ou enste mers, and furnishing them wall anything I have or can get for ttie ‘•<J >S LI,” J. L. SOLGftKAN, Oct. ld-tt. 'JLVuaitHm Lyon, Detirairenried and Inin. Attorneys at Law, . | JIACON, - - - GEORGIA. , \\J ILL give nttenlion 'o professional bus j vy inoss in the Macon, South western & : /‘atuula Circuits ; in the IT S Courts, anSa ■ vannab, aud Atlanta, and by speciit con | tract in any part ot the State. ■ 1-’. M- HAKSEK jHtonrcy ajid Colijiy3l!ar at LaVi, n.iu'soM, Oaf. ~ DR. G. W. FARRAR H.\S located in this city, and offers Irs I’ro‘esaion and services to the public - Office next door In the "Journal Offiee," on M.iiu Street, wheic he cm he found in the d.iv, unless p-oiessinnally engaged, and at night at his revidence opposite the Baptist church fob. 2-ts: c. 11. WOOTKS. L C. HOYLE WOOTEN & HOYLE, A-ttornevs at I-aw, ti.i. Jan G-lv. K. j. WARR EH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, srt.tUKs rv/.ru, - - - G.r. Q. W. WARWICK, Att’y at Law &nd Solicitor iu Equity SMITHYiLI.E, GA. Will practice in South Wencrn and Futuula circuits. Collections promptly remitted. RAC LLTER. C. T. CURVES, TOWNS HOUSE, UKO AIl ST., ALBANY, GA. BY n. A. f OLLflifß & CO. . McAFEE HOUSE, At Siuiibviilf, (-a. ’ JMIR undersigned having fitted up the Me -1 Afee //ouse at Smithvill ■, takes pleasure in notifying the travelling public that the above house is now in tho “full tide” of suc cessful administration bv himself. He will spare no exaense to make it a First-Class Hotel, d/eals ready on the ari ivnl of the rain. ' W. M. McAFKR. i PROVISION II TIPI f Wo are now prepared to sell PROVISIONS ON TIME GRIM &TUCKER. M ya2s, if- Foi* Sale® 4 dcnrabl© nonr the villige o 1 xjL coctainin" 2‘M aorap of land. Ofi tlie place in a comfortable dwel ling, oout*i tdrg «ix rooma mid All other nee*, esaarj building*, with pood spring and w«*ll of water. It is in a healthy localifv, conven ient to C ;Hitches and Schools. Tj a oapH purchaser a barpuiu is offered. <Ja 11 on or addi ess J. W. KY) WAIi D~\ Aug 24-1 w. C. itikaSitwliatchie. I lie Greatest improvement of (lie Age. O. w. m ASSAY’S Patent Excelsior Cotton Cin, DOR tho pnst forty years I bavobeen ■ engaged in tho manufacture of Cot ton Gins, and liuvo sol to wi rk on plantations, and Irivo seen in oprra ton hqndrods of Gins, and have nui hcsituncy in pronouncing Ibis tho BUST WORKING GIN' 1 tver saw. It runs light—gins fast -does not in jure the cotton—impossible to break ti e rool—no use for self-feeders—aud no trouble to feed. The coin.nit ee at the into Bibb county Agri. ultural Fair, being so'veil satisfied of its su peri rity over anything they ever saw, awarded me the pivnvum lam now prepared to (finish anv one in want of a Gin A sample of Exce ! sfor and also of the Griswmd G : n can be seen at Fallout & Curd’s Hardware Store, Macon, Ga. fiend for discriptive ii-t. O. W- MASSY Macon Ga. Griswold Collon Gin. I.will continue to mtuttriaoture the celebratod (Jristvold Cotton Gin, n Gio tbut has divert universal s-itiaf ictino, >md out of till H o (Jinn I sold the past two yrais, but one single complain, and not otto Gin returned. Every Gin warranted. A sample can bo sown at Carbart & Curd’d Hardware Store, july ‘2O-3m G. W MASSEY Valuable Property For Sale, I am offering for stle on the most ren"Oti abie term* one es Ihe tnos' desirable planta tions in Sonin Western Georgia, lying in i’.. TIT jl cosuily containii g t-ne Ttrou-md aerts oil Tv vAd I‘MMiee Creek, two and a half miles from ]!rurf',t’s_Sistion and in a gt>od state ot cultivation. 'I VfT e*'y>s on thf phea consist in tq’tal portions of coilon-tluL com ; also ground peas, slock pca«, sugai t-ane, |>otntOes, There is a sufficiency ol libor ou the place to make Ihe present crop. I will also sell the mules, horses, cow-, hogs and other stock on the plantation ; also a complete and entire new slock of black-mi ll lools. /he pilace is ill good repair and everything in good condition. A large and comfortable dwelling house kitchen, smoke house and all other necessary outbuildings on the plan , ; together with an excellent well of water. 1 1 is one of the most desirable places in t!i : - j section of country and is i (Vend Im sale only 1 ou the ground that I desire to change loca» ; lions. | 1 also offet for sale a very di su able hous : and lot in Ihe town of Americua, located neat the l’rcsbjterian Church, ami convenient to I i|io business portion of the city. fc.Si ssion I given immediately both as to pi lieu 1 ton and Lily property. For fu tlu r par iculars apply to the undersigned at-rfmericua or on lb. I ~|.,C e . \V . J. DAKLcAV. may 20 ts. fEVIIRI! rpnß undersigned would respectfully inform 1 tho public tl at they have formed a co partnership, under tbc firm title of Johnson & Lee, to do a general merchandize business, at Uier's Old Stand, near />. pot. The Sen ior partnet’s knowledge of business, and ex peiirtice in purcbadug, and the futegrityof .the junior p inner, »im wilt give tlie bUMiiess his persoual attention, are rullicieiit guaran tees that those who purchase bom them once will try it again. They will keep a general lock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, MEDICINES, CLOTH ING & NOTION'S, CHOCK Eli Y & GLASSWARE, TIN & W OODWARE, FAMILY GROCERIES, CON FEFT ION li KIES, ETC., ETC Will have a good Fall Block, well selected in due time. ELAM JOHNSON. Aug. 8-if, J. E. LEE. P S. —l respectfully tender my thanks to my loimer patrons, and feel sure that the above partnership will enable me to lur nisli you, for cash, as cheap as any man in JL'vsou, J. E. LEE. BURIAL . CASES. have on hand, und w ill keep, an assort ment of >1 ETAI.I burlaT^cases, which 1 offer on as favorable terms as can be I had elsewhere. Pi ires regulated bv the size and stylo of finish. J. 11. CKOI'CII. ra’eb k:)-tf. , tTsITERT COLLXTOE, T.tJLItOTTO.r. I .HT LTV : Bt v n. D. MOORS, Prkfidxnt, And Pryfrfsor of M.illiematics and Mental and Moral Science. Rxv- VICTOR E. JMNGET, /’rotessor of Languages and Natural Science- J/tss JOSEPHINE B. JNCKSON, /’lii.cipul in Ike Ae idemic Depar'ineut. Mi-s SALI.IE B. DOUGHKRTV, Preceptress of Music. The Fall Term will open on the 3 1 Tuesday (1 5 1 h dm) of Augu-i, 1871, aud continue sixteen weeks. Rigulur Cliarses. FALL THUM Si'll IM) TKRM. Tuition in any CoK 1.-go 67ass, .00 *31.00 Tuiiion in Aecdcmic Department, 17.00 85.00 Extra t liarKe«. Tuition in j/usic, #211.110 S3O 00 Use 0! Piano, 3.00 4.. Ml Tni'ii In Draw i'.g or Pastel, 12 00 18 00 Tuition in Oil Painting, 16 00 24 00 Diploma Fee, ft 00 French, when selected ia (dice of Latin in the regular course —.lo elm'ge. /’hysical yaiiiiug—no charge. Board (exclusive of washing ami lights,) may be had on application to the President, at $15.00 per month. Total cxpetis. s for hoard and Tuition in regular College course, for one year, $202.0i1. A PROCLAMATION. G II O It G I A. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of Said Stale. Wntß/LIH t (Tleial information him been received at this Jh-pnrtoient that a murder was committed upon tho bodv of John A I Gtifiia, in ihe county of Heard, tutor about the lSdi of November, 187 b, I.v Thomas Teal Pa.chal Orifffa, htnl Susan Knowl.-s, n. is alleged, and that the said Tin in ut Teal, l’i sih.il Griffis, and Sussu Kuowies lwvo lid from justice: Now, therefore, to the end that they nmv he brought to tiial for the eiimo with which they stand charged, I have thought proper to issue this proe'stnwtinn hereby ottering a reward ol O.x’K THOUSAND DOLLA/.'.S each for the apprehension anti delivery < f the -aid Teal, f'a-elial (Vr'lßis, and Susan Ivoo’v les, wiili evidence sufficient R>convict, to the Sheriff of said county of Heard. Given under ur hand and the Great Seal of the .State, at the capilo), in the city of At lanta, tf-s7tli (lav of Anpu-*, in the r ear of out Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy one, and of the Independence of the Unis ted States of America 'he Ninetv-six'h RUFUS D- DULLObK. fiv the Governor : Divio G. CoTTiso, Secretary of State, aug IT t.v. Slid teed of Compcriiiou!!! ’l'lios. Wynne’s^. I-i.pov and Oppit-Throat, ITrrast, ouLlr i-iliubo(!-<’l<‘hi ing-Serd, l*untiovn arid Dipl m.t COTTON GINI M ANUOACTURVM IIV THOMAS U Y\ > P, slear Uet Air, Kit limoiid eofia. NKiort Hr.p'e Ciiu, with attached Circle Flue, I'plauil Long Slici-t Sittple <ai||, with At' .edit'd Circle Flue. Cutoiiioil Rihbetl lain, with same Alfachmrn . gH" A ll sizes nui.ie to order. , J/.iy Thoiu:l« Wyiine. DISSOLUTION ! rn'ip firm of Dee & Kendrick lih*» torn 1 di'-olvi*d by oimsenr. Thr bus ress will be continued nt the old stand bv the undorsiened, who will b«* tdo tsod to cr* el l.is old cus ouiers and *h<* public ally. iV. 11. LiVK» 17'1 uu M kSAVANNAII c NEWS; r |MIE “Sawnnah'J 1 ! xr „ . nnW J in the ' el i ite n C « and is acknowledged by the Pk-. one 0 f the la<;a<]i!ig Duilios iti tlio Konlli. Asa news gatherer, the Morning News is en ergetic rind enterpri.-ing—up wi'h the tiineii in every particular. Kis carefully and vigo rously edited, and is emphatically a Journal of 7’u-Dav. In politics, it is earnestly and hopefully Democratic, and is on unwavering advocate and disciple of the principles of ’7rt. It is printed iu the interests of the people of the South, of Georgia, and of Savannah. The current local news of Georgia ams Florida is made a specialty ; the conmierciat department is lull aud reiiab'e ; xnd the grnerril make-up of the paper is sparkling and piquant. More reading matter is given m each issue than ia to be found in anv other daily journal South of Louisville, - or East of Now f)i leans. The j/orniiig News hap a c reflation equal! to that, of any newspaper printed in Georgia; and double that of any other Savannah jour nal—thus affording o"t? of the best advertis ing mediums in the country. Money sent by tho rfouthrru Express Company may be for warded at cur ibk anil at our expense- Ad dress J. El. EBTGLL Savannah, G-eVgia. THE WEEKLY HEWS. r pflß WOTKLY SSWS is a large, neatlV 4 printed, carefully edited jourua!, each issue containing un average of Thfi ty Loltinuis of Rcailiiij; Matter. It commands iisdf particularly to those who do not et joy the facilities of a daily mail and who desire to havo the current news of the day in a cheap, ooiupxot aud reliable form. The Weekly is made up with great earn and diserimination, and contains the srcniir of the Daily A’diiion of the Morning News. lis extremely Juw price, its cateful make-up, and the lege and varied amount of reading matter which It con'alns, commends it to a!T wlio desire a first class family newspaper. The Weekly will be sent one vear to any address for $2 Ot!; six (non(be, $1 00. Jfjnev Rent by the Southern Exnrpss Com. piny may be forwarded at our triak and at our expense. Address J. 11. IATIILL, Savannah, Georgia.- Tilll TRMVEIRM MORW IW G NEWS, iplIE Tri-Wcclily Morning IVews Presents I all the heat f'ca'ures of the Daily and Weekly editions, and is made up with an eye to the wants of the farming community of .Ifiddle, Southern and .S'onth- wesiei 11 Gn. It. contains all the latest Commercial and Telegraph!* intelligence up to the hour of going to press, and the very large circula tion to which it has attained convinces ua that it fills a high place in public estimation. The Tri-Werklv A7'ws will be sent to any address one year for $9 00 ; six months lor $3 00. Money sent, by tho (Southern Ex press Company at otir risk aud expense. Ad dress J. 11. EfiTRLL. (Savannah, Georgia. CHALYBEATE SPHINGS. mcrltwllicr Cos., Gsi. r I' , IIE undersigned having secured this do.-' 1 Hgli'fu! place, bega te announce to tho public that it is in thorough repair, and will be in perfect readiness for the reception of gui'B's on tho Ist day of June. To the old pjtrons of the “Chalybeate,” it is needless to speak of its merits. To others' we will itito that the main spring is pro nounced by competent judges to he the finest Chalybcato Noring in the United States —issuing from the North si.la of J* ins Moun-' tain, and discharging 3,800 gallons per hour. 1' is rema’kuble for tho cu'-es it bus effected. Wo have th-ec other S, .rings i/igneeii und Freestone—tho whole embra cing a most valuable combination of miner al water*. The place is handsomely lighted with gt». /i’vory specks of innocent amusement will be ptovi led, among which is a tine SKATING KINK, One of the groaes t ons, snd one that wc think will give most pleasure, the is large, new I.adttV SvrSitiimi>L Kalli, huilt in 11 beautiful sparkling stream, rushing from tho mountain. It is 75 feet long, Kl’ feet wide, and a depth to be regulated by the bathers, well enclosed and provided With* plenty of dressing 100 ms. A Uraiitlfal, Level Drive along the summit of the moun tain, abounding ill picturesque views, will af ford pleasure to those who lute that exercise, A Livorv S ablo on the place Will lie fire pared to furnish fine horses aud carriages- There will be a Tine Ban .I of TSn-ic In constant n'tendance. A line of Hacks ruutiing regularly fro rs Geneva, and direct transportation to the .Springs from that point upon the arrival of every train. The Tabic will be supblied with the best. T and Ihe proprietor will < xert Iti ins -If to make bis gue.-t comloruble and happy : and in view of the stringency of 1)13 times, he has determined to reduce tho p-ice of board to #35 00 per month. Wa-dtiog douc at rea .oliable and unilorin tates. While evey ainu*eim*nt will be provid-d for those in hodth, tbc kindest atloulipu will be paid to iu? dids. (’. lb HOW A HD, Proprietor. OFEHIAL OHOEIi. EX/i’CUTIVK PEPART34ENT,. Sra i x or Gkokcia. Atlanta, Ga , August 18, 1871. ORDA’RED, That tl.o Mon. Foster Dlotl col', Aitiperir.tcndent ol tlia Western k At hmtio K dlroad, be, and he is hereby, aus tlioriz and to remove any and all of tho per sons named and appointed i". the Rxecutivo Order of Jiutury 23d anti 24 h, and Febru ary Ist, IS7I, to bring up the accounts and records of the Western A/lthuitio Riflroatf so as to disclose and complete the final btl anee ol the affrirs of tile road to anti inclu ding the date and transfer t > the control of she lessees &j, ; and he is hereby empower ed to appoint others in their stead, as he may do. in necessary to perform the (Allies assigned to said persons in s-.id Executive orders; and to discover any frauds or irrng ulaiities in tfie accounts or conduct of any agent of said rord. ts IW liuhr mV hSBT-SUrfAue seal of tho Executive /f. pirlu.eiit, at too Capitol, in at h.uU, the day ami year fi.-st above written. ■ -Jfc* (.S'gned) RUFUSD. rrtfLLOPA'. Dy the Governor ! (Signed) K If. A'kiuson, Sccietary Executive Department. SUPERIN i'KXI>/:\'T'rf OFFIC’A', VTestkrn aid Atlantic Railroao, Al'atita, Ga., Aug. *2l, 1871. Dy virtu* of aittboiity vested in mo hv or ■l ii- ol bis Excellency, A'nfus 11. JJullock, lieveriKir of uuder date ol I'.Sn.li lust, as above. ORUA'ItE/y, That N. P. Hotchkiss, .fud'-r tor, I- me P. It mis, T.eisurer, and Olios. P. J/cCdHs, OencVai Hoot. -Keeper ot tho Western and Aiiantie Kiihosnl, »ro iieie'iy removed irorn the Doaid of OouiaiisMoueig t> bring up me aeeeunts ami • '•■.ini-, etc, the Western aim A lamie li lib'cud. FOSTER DLODGE IT, aug 31 4w. Eaperintcudent. It .1. < frofeer dealer in Bd>* \> eon, Flour, Lard, Tobacco,