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& -IBUMLT1WS:' gjft'Bl ALBANY, GA., tar Executor*, Adminittrators and Guar dian*, who sometime* send in advertiso- taenta through the Ordinary of their respec tive counties, have entire control of the name, and dan publish them in the paper of - their choioc. They will bear this in mind. * Such notices must be accompanied with the " ' eag-ywgrean be aaoertained from the Ordinary of counties—who have our adver tised fates in their office. fly The Savannah Republican (Radical) denounces Gen. Pope’s late order, No. 49. instructions to civil officers, and la inclined to believe that the order never would have emulated, bad it not been for the falsehoods, misrepresentations and exsgerations that are dally made to Gen. Pope by unscrupu lous and designing politicians—hungry pat riots—modest aspirants for good fat offices, Tna wife of Monde* is insane; the wife of Mejia is mad; the wife of Miramon is stricken beyond hope of recovery, and the Princess 8alm-8alm is in jail. Bad plaoe for unprotected fonnales, In Mexico. Ijr a Nut-Suxll.—The New York Her ald is opening Its batteries upon negro dom- ination in the South. It savs: “It will bo better to wait two year* or ten yean longer tor Southern restoration than to pnsh it through on the basis of a controling Southern negro balance of power. A SnNsiBLn FnasnwAK.—A correspom dent of tho Now York Time* recently had a conversation with Beverly Nadi, a colored inan of Columbia, who thus delivered hint self on the subject of oleoting Yankoo ndvon- tnren to office in tho South. Speaking of his own race, ha as; a t “We wonld rather have white people that have lived ampng us than stronger*. Wo an feeling so almost unanimously. This has come about recently, and it is a great change. Tho colored pcoplo have grown suapmiou of stranger*. They know that good men don’t oorao South—tnoy have bus iness at homo; and, from what we havo seen those that oome an adventuren, with both hands open, like birds of prey." [from Ika Washington Constitutional Union.] Klag Jifca. John Pope, one of the fivo American tnon aroha, and King of Goorgia, Alabama and Florida, has issued hi* Royal Kdict No. 49. Had any one predicted Are years ago that a person would bo clothed witli authority or placed in a position to isaue such an order in thisoountry, would have been aooountcd fit only for a lunatic assylum; but now, so far fVom that, we are becoming accustomed to such things, and aro bowing our necks under the imperial yoko with all due submission. King John, when he was nothiug but a General, had bis “Headquarters in tho M^joi in Atlanta, and wields a sceprnover a realm embracing what some pcoplo are simple ... - ...simple enough to believe are “throe States of this Union," to-wil: Georgia, Alabama and Florida. In those States newspapers are printed, and people, to make thciV 'business known advertise in thci • Some young men come to “cht a dash,” 1 them ; civil officers are also in tho habit of informing, through theso papers, the pooplo of the timo and plaoe of public meetings in which they are interest ed. The ediot No. 49, from His Majesty, King John, directs that these olvll officers must publish their advertisements in n cer tain oUss of newspaper*—those fit vorable to th« Congressional policy of Reconstruction, and he instructs all military officers, of what over degree, grade, or stylo of service, to ace that this-ediot Is strietly' ehforoed, and io promptly arrest and roport the slightest vl olation of it. King John has, in reality no such power and authority. It is an assumption of des potism which no absolute monarch in the world, except one of the Fivo Amerioau Monarch*, would dare think of tor a mo ment. It would ooet the Kingdom and Throne of the Mightiest ruler in tho Uni verse to attempt such ad abridgement of the People’s Rights. How long will the Ame rican people submit to such things ? Can’t they see the inevitable tondenoy of suoh sub mission ? What has beoome of the “Spirit ot’78f” The quioker King Jolim* throne crumbles to thedust the better it will be Ibr the country. _ lerof Gen. pope in. regard- rtisements, deprive* Us of n fthe patronage wo havo hitter' io received in the way of advertising, and to a very oonsiderablo extent cripples us in our financial aflairs; yet by laborious effort in our temporary embarrassment, and by the assistance of our patrons and friends, wc hope we' shall be able to weather the storm and keep above tho waves which threatcu to overwhelm us. We are In ignorance as to the nature of the sin that we have committed to render us obnoxious to the powers that be, yet wc are assured wo know not on what authority that wo are positively disloyal, fearfully guilty, and we submit gracefully, knowing that to question authority now, it to be considered insolent and rebellions. We have carefully refrained from endors ing the views either of those who favor or those who oppose the holding of a conven tion, not that we had not formed an opinion in regard to the political questions of the day, but because of.an unwillingness to in trude our views on those who were as capa ble as ourselves of directing their action ac cording to the diotate* of an enlightened judgment. We have preferred to meet is sues as they were raised, and not anticipate them. In order however that onr friends may un derstand our position, we now declare that WX ASU IlEARTIl,V OPPOSED TO THE SIKBTIN'Q or a ooirvEETioif, and on tho grounds net forth in Mr. Hill’s speech in Atlanta. In futnro we shall pursue the same plan whloh wc have adopted in tho past, and shall fearlessly and earnestly recommend, ns issues may arise, that course which is most compatible with adbsranoe t e tho Constitu- tion, the best interests of the pooplc ol tho South, and thodefoat and annihilation of the Radical party. Wo call upon our friouds to roily to our support, increase onr subscription list, ad vertlse liberally; and wo assure them that if they will help us now, in this our time of need, they will onable us to live through tho present crisis, and wo shall continue to ad vocate their interest in spite of Bureau offi cers and military orders. Bxeoutors, Administrators nnd Guardians will please remember that their advertise ment*, though sometimes sent in through the Ordinaries, arc subject to their own con trol, and may be published in the advertis ing medium of their own choice. Yntxow Sur.rmm Bprinos, Ya. 1 Angnst lath, 1867. ( Mr. Editor :—The quiet that pervades this place is very suggestivo and apDropri- "ate for meditation. And one of the thoughts that havo annoyed me no little in, why do peoplo go to the springs ? It seems simple within itself, but viewing it from this stand point, it ismars difficult of solution. I took the Ubertyofinterrogating a number of per sons to-day upon this subject. Almost eve ry ouCafgiied'h'difnrent roaqou- An old gray haired man replied: “I havo been toil ing for yoara, and I have seen the fruit* of my labor swept away in tho Inst few years; what I now have, I intend to enjoy." An olderly lady exclaimad ; “The Joys of home have departed—tho kin* oi tho household were carried away by the war—my daugh ters are married—my husband preoeeded into that ’paM realm boyond,’ and with this grandchild, I havo sought to smooth *hc rr- nnd total boom'd vory silly talk to some very silly young Indy. Home come to. convince the world of tbeir exceeding fino financial abilities—to show how a clerk, with a very moderate salary, can oul-dress his employer nnd havo more ready cash than anybody else. And not untrequcntly they come to show off somebody clscs good clothes. So much have I learned by being at tho springe; and why I am here may bo asked, but cer tainly it is of no consequence, and if I must roply, I oome to see what iools and carica ture* ot humanity that fashion makes of men and women, and not among the least of these do I rank myself. Enough of this speculation. Tho crowd at this place is increasing slowly and we have a fair sprinkle of beauty, wit and in telligence. Tho entertainments are splen did, nnd our inlcroourso tho most pleasant. I have been examining tho market sinco my Inst, and it would compare favorably with any In middle or South-west Georgia. Wo have tho finest beef at six cents per pound; the fattest mutton at two dollars per head; the largest chickqps at fifteen cents each; butter, equal to any goshen, from twelve and a-lialf to fifteen cents per pound ; eggs ten cents per doxen; board, outsido the springs betel, at the very best houses, soventy-fi vo cents per day, nnd every thing found. An my frioml across the table says, it is cheaper staying hero than at home. The other day, I .went in company with others, to the village of Christianburgb, some four miles distant, nnd whilo there wc heard a radical speech, by ono Moss, of the Iioiinicutt school. It was the same old hnrrnnguc cut anil dried by tbeir great mas ter. Tho effort of this sunburnt Moss, so far ns I could discern, foiled to make muoli of nn impression. However, it was report' oil to Richmond ns a grand demonstration and uprising of tho people, but I am confi dent that there was not exceeding twenty white men in tho houso at any one time while I remained, nnd not more than fifty negroes. But it has become so natural for theso scamps to lio that one can almost for- givo them whon they follow in tho wake of thoirfuthcr, for neeording to Holy writ lie was a liar from the beginning. The old Commonwealth groans under her disgrace, but is hopeful yet that she can vor- rlfy the truth of her motto, “Sic Semper Tyronnus." HILLY. BSCS OXU3AT OAtJSB 0* Misery, Human Just Published, in ft Scaled Envelop#. Pric«« cei*i| ▲ Lecture on the Mature, Treatment Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or S»er»at0|- * iry Emissions dangerous surgical operations, bongies, instrument* Hala, pointing out ring* or cordials, pointing out a mod# of eure at onoo certain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what hi# condition may be, may eure “’his lecture ■elf cheaply, privately, and radically. Tl will prove a boon to thousand# and thousands Bent under a ##al, in a plain envelope, to any address, upon receipt of six cent#, or two poatage stamps, by addressing the publishers. Also, Dr CULVERWELL’S “Marriage Guide," price 20 osnts. Address th# Publishers, CHAS. J. C. KLINE A CO., 127 Bowery, New York, Pott Office Box 4086. T. J. FLINT & CO., 80 --Mulberry Street- -80. IMZ-A-COiNV GhA.. China, Crockery and Glass Ware. 3 'N addition, keeps always on hand a full stoek l of Clothes, Market, Knife, Lunch and Traveling askete ; Juniper and Painted Tubs and Buckets ; Japanned Chamber Setts, Water Coolers, Tea Trays and Waltars, Table Cuulery, Table Mats, Feather busters. Plated Ware, Lampn, Kerosene oil, etc. The Trade supplied at a liberal discount. *■ laprUM Military Order. [official.] [Qborma, Alabama asd Florida.j ! Atlanta, Oa,, Auguat 19,1897. J General Orders No. 63. Grand snj Petit Jurors, and Ml other nron, Or the trial of cue*, civil or crimb. Juror*. , nal, or for tho administration ol taw in the of Registration under the qfthe United States; known tion Act*. other officers whose duty id cmpannel Jurors, wifi 4%<W#a.MtKthat^eta i abnvo indicated, ap specify blushing womai seeka *b* »prin*i Ua question epsoqptiblo of The love of admiration, of att kbd diaripetton, and SAo^drtiai-defir, do-' PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Mr. T. J. Flint has this day admitted Mr. Wm. L. Stark into partnership in his business, whloh will he continued under the firm name of T. J. FLINT ‘ CO. •uf 24 Ira MARRIED, In this city, on Tuesday evening, 20th instant, by Rev. .1. II. B. Shackleford, Mr. Thomas E. Joiner nml Miss Laura (imns. Funeral Nollcc.—The friends and acquain tances of Mr. and Mrs. GEO. F. ROBENSON, of Lee county, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services of the IsMer at l he Epinoopal Chnroh in this city, on to-morn * (Sunday) morning at 11 o’clock. OBITUARY. Died, at Magnolia Springs, on 20th Inst., in the lUtli year of her age, Mrs. Loot B. Robimsos, wife of Cspt. Geo. F. Robinson, of Lee county. Thus has passed away in the morning of her beau tiful life, one, who was the light of her home, and the joy of her husband’s heart. Young in years, surrounded by orerythlng that could wake life hap py, U pleased God in UU providence, to call her from this land of*gravcs. She has passed the dark river, aud many loving hearts are left to mourn the sudden bereavement. To her strioken husband and orphaned babe the loss is irreparabls. But why should we mourn a*those without hope? when we know “Death's but the path that must be trod, If wo would ever pass to God." [Macon Telegraph please copy.] HOT OP LSTTSSI R EMAINING la Iks Tost Office, *L Albany, Qa., August. 17, 1807. Acock W K; Arnold, Park K. Dakcr K Y; Bostic Mrs Mollis, col; Bowen Mr* M J; Brynnt B B; Bromley MroEUinbetb. Onr.well, lloltnd; Cary Miu Mnrgnrsli Clark, , , . .... ~ . -Merlon, ool; Coleman, John ; Cookrtn, Blopben; tnaloing bout* of U(p. Tbo quietude atitL Uneknu Jimmie-, Crsns June K; Calbrwth Wttloy. atillnosaofthit retreat is in uonsoninoe with |' Btephen; Dinlol Min Carrie; PotoyMorrl.; the longing* of ntjrheftrt” I remembered i EMI, ClMriunEVu*. J*. W a. thondfaco before mo. I hail met it before. 1 „ Fngs O W; Fsrmer Charley; Ftlllooo J B; Ford After thrt terrible rolgo ..^hwroro.iil^^Amt.rd.^b MluMsrik. A; Or.,. surrendsrofVioksburg, when wo were tlreil “ri.wj. wd l».tentas- bjek Into the rinnr.AnM.wttn U th.w Mtm i.a. with well J*oobs Mr. Mary, Jeckaor. Mr* Hannah; Jon* OanMerate Unss, this godd lady, fiUed hsikcts and vessols,* tood by tbo rend- ^ Tumor It. side, and iqlth. her own hands, dealt out 1 > —— Lateter. JuR; Lonton, Robert col; ilk4o-oar.fami.btag, I fl IV Rnwan Mias MsmbhI. • - , - I _ “ “• I. u; nsnniot Add) Rou, i o C| Rowou Miu Margaret; Robortoou Mra Fsnulo. The msn of buslnsss says ho IS here for Bonder. 8 E; 8osrborough JamuA; Thomson, rest. The doll season is over the pountry, j * viokoryl , MM , Mory. <WI *’ i TTU * Pr * nk ' and for a f*jr„ iqd, he ruatieates in tho W»]fer^r»»hor, Woodward 0 L; Williams lire iter asst to lnborj 8 Y i , l W , R ° bert ' (rode sets in. He .... ... and energy whin thi .. will here*fter be t*k«inxelaMrely from the. 4s aat rialr, nor wsaiyoflife.bnt only desire* tereffhwBoImla of * Op *tjr» of roeroattaa tornnke him a man afiMn. • ' - monntains, to ^ again. The tavalld aighi for hsalth, and hither anoey, James, ool. j Persons calling for any of ths above Utters will please say advertised. M. J. RICHARDSON, P. M, August 24, 10G7. they h*i boar ui. i enfeebled thing and evi other ' m, Bat why 1 j a restorer. Every L pata add'groan*. The reclines languidly upon the o b growling at orery- It; and so with ovory wt* • •’ i their Charaoteri*. THE Model School for Young Ladies. Andrew Female College, OUTHBERT, GEO. T^TILL enter upon its next SCHOOL YEAR on YY ,, Monday, October 7tn, 1887. The Teachers and managers (14 in number) re?$ot oU Church*. They are all well tried, thorough In their respective departments. The Course of 8tuJy is extensive nnd complete. Frettoh, German, Music, Drawing and Painting are tanght most perfectly. Boarding-House, No. 1. dlngfHouee, No. 1. In nil reupecla. Young Ladies wiUlnd U A HOUR indeed. ^fbeTbyrieal Training, CuUint, Mantna-Making, «Wd Normal School Depar' * and Normal School Departments, all, present many attraotlva features. The DiseipUno cannot bo ourpasned. I« “ " —- ' * Imf4 (m;a) rbo:a. Induced by self-abuse: Iuvoluntai Impotenoy, Nervous Debility, and Impedimenta to Marriage generally ; Consumption, Epllepsey, and Fits; Mental jind Physical Incapacity, &c.—By ROB. J. CULvERWF.LL, M. D., Author of the »Green Book," &c. .... The world-renowued author, 'in tins admirable Lecture, clearly proves from bis own experience that the awful consequences of 8elf-Abuse mav be effectually removed without medicine, and without T^ nnn , Will b* sold, before lbs Court H«us, Jodr In Y 14 1| U &sb.lls.Torth ejpnty 0... bflw^.lbj 0(J U 111 Ml of .tie, o« tbo fllB TuetJ.J ln:0#boS»oxWot or had number fo^-sjne (49) sold const,—widow , dowei^xcoalml. Tens* casli. ' ‘NSISRA M. "HJ., ... . Adm 6t3. w ItltL, dec d. Will be cold, before Ibo Court Homo door in Is,bell*. Worth county 0*., between the lernl hours of sole, on Ike first Tuesd*y in October seal, lot of land number sixteen (10) In llie 16th district ot said county. Terms cash, y. WM Qt LA veNDER. Adm’r of John B. Long. dccM IMPORTERS OF, AND DEALERS IN FAIL and WINTER IMPORTATION, 1867. It I B O N S, Millinery and Straw Goods. Cator & Co. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP Bonnet Trimming and Velvet Ribbons. BONNET SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS, Blonds, Nets, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw Bonnets nnd Ladies' Hats, Trimmed or Untrimmed, Shaker HOODS, &o. kc. 237 ami 230 HALTIMORE STREET, BALTIRIODE, KID, Ofler tho largest Slock to be found in this country, and unequaled in choice variety and cheapness, comprising the latest Parisian novelties. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. Aug 24 -tw Georgia—Worth County. S IXTV days after date application will be made to * ’* the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell a portion of Lots of lnnd Nos. three hundred and ninety-two (3D2) and three hundred and ninety- three (898) in the sixth District of said county, ‘ - Worth the properly of William II. Willis, late of county Ga., deceased. June 22d, 1807. JACKSON J. WILLIS, aug 24 (Uhl Adm’r of W. II. Willis, dee’d FOR SALE. ^^NE of OrixwolA'a Cotton GHns, 40 saws, nearly new, in prime condition. RUST & JOHNSTON. Aug. 15—St. EVERYBODY RUN HEBE And Look At The FURNITURE —MOW OPKMIHO AT Tflft— Old. Flax stori ON JACKSON STREET. A well selected stock of FURNITURE, consisting of several nice Chamber Setts, Also Half-Arm Oane Seated Dining Chairs. Cnrled Maple Cane Seated Parlor Chairs, Wlnsor Chairs, and in faet CHAIRS of all descriptions. Assorted lot of * Bedsteads, Single Bureaus and Washstands, Wardrobes and All of which will be sold on ts SEASONABLE TERMS u can bo bought from any nltnlltr E.liblishmcnt .... ... «.. . j w krop on in Sooth-Western Georgia, hand all kind# of FURNITURE needed by the ciUisss of Albany sad eurronndlsc country. country. Albany, August 15,^1l4—'f Dividend No. 27. Omtt, Macok, 0*., : v Angnst 8, 1857, / A MVIDEND of ($4) Four Dullsre per Ann on ths. Capital Stookttf this Company, as held-aa- Board of DirMtora from tit riming, of tbe'Bood for tho tlx montko ending 81.L nhlmo. noroble on *»d after 21,1. In.t, in UuUed Sl.le. CortL The Uorerrarnt Xox will bo poldby |k!» Stookholdore In 8or*nn*h will recolro tholr Dirl- dends at the Central Rail Road Bank. e we me. * 'W* T. BOIPEUILLET, Aq|q|t 6< 4tw r Secretyjr sDd.Tres»«i August 6, 1807 'Administrator’s Bale. —VIA— S OUflMYliSTRllX, Macon A tern & Atlnntio—cotuieetintF _ rn At Atlantic—connecting viu. v’*5 seo & Georgia, Enst Tennessee & VireU^J -•-* n — - 11 R1I14,h sTenne*»ec, nnd Orange A AleunSJ; Two Daily Through FROM MACON TO Nr.ff Vdtlil Ang 10th 07 GESIGIi—W»rth Tuoua* J. Tot sa, bi ed Quordlon of the pel J.l Couily. ring applied to be nppeinl- eon nnd properly of the minor boin of Jsmoi i. S. Topng. decerned. This ll to Olt« oil poreono concerned to be nurl oppeor ot my office wilbln the lime prescribed by low to ohow oeuie, If *ny they c»*. why enid letters if Gaerdlenohip should not bo greeted* Giren inder my bond »nd offiolol elgnolnro, Auguat lllh, 1867 JAMES W. ROU8B, Orrl'y ougttit 13, 67 40d Aud nit Northern nnd Unoern C'iiImi Greet Through Moil und Throu.l, t.'.i.-o of Die f! UK A T A /J r.d.\T | mV**! poaaeaaes over *11 olhera imim.uddl 116 Tlmn any Competing 1,0^ SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO., MACON, a A.. ^^FFER For Sale the following artioles.at Whole sale or Retail, as low as any house in Maeon. 200 boxes Star Candles, 000 Backs Liverpool .Salt, 600 sacks Virginia Salt, 800 SACKS NEW FLOUR, One hundred sacks Rio, Java and Lagnlrn Coffee, 160 barrels ehoioe Liquors and “Wines 126 barrel! pure Leaf Lard, 100 kegs do., 140 Hhds. BACON. Shoulders, Sides and Hams. 75 barrels new crop Mackerel, 200 keg* Nalls, 15,000 lbs. Pure WHITE LEAD, 27* Boxes A N r> ALL KAI The Traveler by this Route is not numerous Steamboat and Omnibus vexatious delays, incident to otW tor THE CONNECTIONS ARE “ PERFECT. This is the only Route, is the only Route that Oheoks Baggage ThroJ To nil points which Through Tickets J Magnificent Slopping Car* N L NIGHT TRAIN'S' The country along this line of romlij, hie for heallhfulness, grandeur of ry, beautiful and fertile valleys, afford est and most abundant fare. In fa*t, country on this continent that offen ducemonls to the business man or for summer travel. gQT For further Information, &e. ( Gi'tieral Ticket Offices of Southern July jons t. Mor. Gcuernl ftonlhpr* | 77, 1807.-79. Mason’s Glass Fruit. VIRGINIA TOBACCO, 200 hoxet Soap, 26 Hilda. Cuba Molasses, 16 bbls Golden Syrup, 100 bales Gunny BAGGING, 10ft mny u. Rolls Gunny BAGGING, 250 Coils Machine Rope, 50 Tons Iron Bands- 26 buroli Cider Vlntgar, 26 bale, OSNAmUjlQST 50 Bales Macon Sheeting, 25 Bales Yarns, 5 Bales of Brown Drillings, 25 Bales Brown Shirting, 10 Bales Georgia Stripes, 100 boxes Pearl Starob, 60 cases Sardines nnd Lobsters, 100 cases Cove Oysters, 60 casts Pickles, 16 boxes Cod Fish, 100 docen BROOMS, 175 Barrels Stuart’s Sugar, 20 barrels Copperas, ICO kegs POWDER, 600 bags 8HOT, 600,000 PERCUSSION CAPS, 6,000 lbs. BAR LEAD, ALSO, A No. 1. PIANO, Vary, little used and in perfect order, Y/ E WANT TO BUY jfftmrmwrri Hides, TaUoWfReeswax and Wool) For whleh we will pay the Highest Market Frioes, Seymour, Johnson & Co. Aag*tiLlQ l *67 I**, I'li'ftr) Cm — ' •'• - - THE CELEBRATED PRATT COTTON GIN, For Sale- at W. I. VASON'S. 40, 50, 60, 70 and 80 SAW. P ARTIES NEEDING NEW GINS cut be furn- lehed with tble Improred Colton Gin el Low figure. «*KMi 4(^'sss,sae»,m » « " ftattuir " - <!n swt wn August 10, 07 STRAYED OR STOLEN. ■prole siy pluutlce in Dougherty eounly, on r loot Stturdey night, e mouse colored more underbU in left ear, about 4 years old. ‘'Aogost 10 67 , W! ^« I0S ' Win be id4 before f^e i^drtrHamW door la Isabella, Worth county Go., between the legal hours of solo, oa the first Tueoday 4* October aezh lot-of K m 5* r on# hun ‘ I^W, *»d fourteen (114) la the 16th District of sold county, widow’s dower Jxcept- ed. Terms cash bimib r Aug 13, 67 • 8ALME T180N, IriSVH dec’d Wholesale; De fl iers, COBJf, bxcoii, L' . NKW and OLDiFtOUR, ebolje^.b-o-'iw -e to-UMobus -Yrtrn.*, ' A U too. filled ot 4 o'r ‘or ^to estate of lome for le*ro 10 estate. Theso TbSTi dftare Appear pb|**ldlSre7b^jld For mIc by July 27, 1807. With pntont tops for l’j'Ortei'vixiK Frt L. K. fi II. F. i AFFLICTED, REAI KAYTON’S OLEUM T HIS great German Liniment i- ana! libit lible cure for lihomnatiam, Konrnlgta, * Hnoumatio Pains in the liack, Breast, Toothache, Nervous Headache, Earache, Sprains, Bruises, Swellings, Cuts, Insect Biti Burns, d Thiri great remedy ahould bp in erm i{ For llorHcs this remedy haa no equal. " Ask for KAYTON’S OLEUM VITA other. Scut by express for $1. KAYTON’S MAGIC AN. EGYPTIAN REMEDY, For tho euro of Sudden Coughs and 6 ma, Arid Stomach, Soro Throat, Ueu Slckneasi Cholera, Dtsrrhek,J’a!hi) nth the Stomaon. Sent by expsns for $1. Kay ton’s Dispeptic ] . Ahf a sure and pl __ Motts Disorders, Constii the Liver, Stomach aud Bowels, and regularly will cleanse the bjood. TL greatest antl-Bilious Pills ever placed public, Tkrw S Sant py mpil for 00 oents por box. ’ ‘ ’ “ ’ itMU The nl^ve medicines are prepared Pa or. H. H. KATN Sarsnu’ To whom nil orders should be addreiied; • Agents, A. A. SOLOMONS & CO„ Whokal gists, Savannah, Ga. Beware ofcouutcrfeils. The gennise I H. II. Kaytox's signature on each bottle, A liberal discount to those sellingapi^ For sale iu Savannah by A. A. SOWN CO., E. W. MARSH & CO., W. M. WALft TATEM, nnd by Druggists and ConattyM# generally. jalylh- .1,, EftHE Welch,AgeiK Aumr, iifT Partisan Life wiilrMeshy. Muhlback’s Historical Novels. Louisa of Prussia and her timei. Frederick The Great and his Fsaily, tf io .« „ .. (« wr t The Merchant of Berlin. Berlin and .Sans Souoi. Joseph the ll. aud Hit Court. ,v ' ** Ileury ths V4II. and HU Cegrl. The last chronical of Bar»*l~-r Raymond's Heroine—A “ Dinmla—By ifi; ;* —ALSO — Standard Literature. Blood and Thunder Novell. New School Books and 8ft SQL Any Book published pi customers. L. B. I;; jnly jf. - Booksellers p GGOROU, boBxhcrtj Coailj.L Inferior Court, of said CoU AT ,ClIAlfBIfRS, .Apgust 2d, 1 S EALED PROPOSALS and f “ recriredbYthe Clerk f>f]< uaie to the 20th instant, for i .RyMlia across Kiokfg C plant at ish.'* Also, Brid. near Qeorge Walker’s planlatioi Dawson Bridgo; also, the bridge i hatoheo crock, at Ike ford sf Knelt bridge aorosa the Turnpike, kh« A Special Tax Will be levied ^ . . bridges as may be oontraOtedfW* t<* *S| The apodal attentlea wf ^omsdiAieJJJ for this county is called to p reads W be tuple teordsr, fs i strict, account for a failure to do the a Done by order of thf Inferior Coart, s*u August 2d, 1807. W. «• aug 8 67—-t201 net bowa T. X. WUITAXXa. fruited States ' +*** *-■ "■ .tWt* r*r* m * 1 *