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) i ^WEEKLY NEWS, Jocal Column. ,MV. O».. Sopt i4, tgor_ NOTICE I lias on linml, anil Is consInnOT of PLANTATION an,I FAMILY *% ooB.i.llng of Dry Uooila, (traceries &c.. which wo offer for pub. or on ^litNorembornoil, hy making aalisfao- Z'<«, TUCKER & BALL. fiX" Jo The Planters irlio have commenced lig jjtnt j.|.tke Government * uU. 8. Court ofCIMnw. 10 rcc0Tpr ,1|C ,llx The suit will cost the planter nothing, nrtbat little time lo gel in your claims. Lin no at the Old Shorn! of Boynton ft Wilson, ’■Warehouse building. JAMES WILSON. mj, July ini', iso’ SS* (THtf) ICE. kvekv day at Express Office. L. 0. KM AW. NOTICE. I). M. Lawton will ton pot 1 lu*r ^htrreftuUnu'o on Monday* tlie noth Temtiol tuition: l^cr «onlH—pnynlilc nt the etui of ^x-Wo quote this article at 17.1 Of tf|ts for the best grmles—1\ lot ** - . nrixwo.—OuiTrietnls who have been Itcoaotry upending the summer have pKtd returning, ami seareely a train hi brings back some of the wanderers, ifff pleased notice yesterday upon the it, onrfriend .1. S. Raine, who has hern fog the bu in mot’ months in Louisville, Macon, September 12, 1807. Cotton—A little more animation man ifested itself yesterday in our market, and several small lots changed hands at 18 cents a reduction which was submitted to by sell ers, induced, no doubt, by the recent declines in the New York and Liverpool markets. Charleston, September 12.—Estimates prepared here of the total cotton crop ot the United States for the past year, loot up 1,070,000 bales. ^ New Yoke, September 12, i*. m.—Cotton heavy and lower. Sales 1300 hales at 25a 25*. Liverpool, September 12, evening.— Cotton ,\d lower on America descriptions, but market closed firm ft* for middling up lands and Oj for middling Orleans; sales 15,000. Hi’Iikr’s Wkrki.y.—We tnlly endorse tlie following irutn the Savanunli News: We have received 1mm the enterprising firm of J. W. Ilurck & Co., Macon, (la., the monthly part (lor August) oi this most en tertaining and excellent paper lor children, Burke's Weekly. This periodical is deci dedly the most elegant and talented young people's paper that we have seen from any quarter in this or any other country; and we are glad to know that it has already at tained an enviable reputation, and attained a high rank throughout the country among the periodical literature for the young.— The number before us is remarkable for its neatness, and the contents show both tnst and ability in the editor. It contains the first three chapters of that thrilling story of Fannin's Massacre in Texas. Wo advise our young friends to subscribe now, and get the initial chapters. NO DANGER OE STARVATION! We have on hand, and are con stock of Consisting stantly receiving, a well selected GROCERIES in |inrt of ik p oiuxq#.. ’ 2STO. 1 ARTICLE OF FLOUR, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Bacon, Fine Liquors, k, k, And in fact everything usually kept in the (1ROCKHY LIN K. We guarantee to make it TV» the Interest of all those who favor us with their patronage. Try us andjfcc convinced. OOOPOTl cfc Albany, (la., March 2d, 1867.-1 ft-ly Welch'* WELCHS’ DRUC STORE KST A HI .IS I I JiJL) 18 13- W ITH our increasing Spring Trade, we are in creasing our Stock nnd facilities for busino**. ne have made our largo trade t»y keeping llie Best Sto~li and BoBt Goods, and intend lo imicr.te il in the fame way. Von can always expect i - gel m Welch*’ everything you need in the Drug or Medicine Line, or in that i*ln<** of FVSt’Y (KMIDS and sundries usually kepi lu First-(’la** Drug Stores. XidT N’/'AV/.I /. .1 VTRXTHKS railed to adver tisements below. I*. K. & M. IL WELCH. Medical Liquors. Mtdirtl t’ollpgf of Cforjfla. AT AVGUSTA. CO. io6i Fine Houses.—At the suggestion rfriendMa). Harris, wc took a seat be- hiilittle “Bay lVts” mid took a. trot id tho city. They were as neat a pair tnei a* wc ever pulled a rein over. moved in perlect harmony, and as table as a child. Whoever shall bo the mate purchaser, we cannot help envying kiaprize. The Major has a lew more did animals, and tlioso expecting to aie should do so at once. This choice it gone in a few days. >A NOARMA. |R ATTRACTION—TIFT’ SHALL. r.ftnnichnel, the one armed soldier pro the public another opportunity to nibis celebrated Panoramic views to. at WiHall. Let every one remem. it while receive tlioir money’s worth enjoyment of the entertnimneiit, they [wilting an unfortunate man. Price ioa 60 ci nt?. ■ wm m ^ ■Ut.—We call especial attention to lour friend G. Bernd, of Macon, has to 1 We know Mr. Bernd, and Vo know t,|ndwe are acquainted with his Id 1 of which we cheerfully endorse.— inter* will find his stock c mtnining ! in his lin£, and will find it's |tqnal to the best. Those who desire a reference, wo would suggest that all upon AV. McKay, or Messrs Mitch- |Hiliory. btn a Hlehsinu.—Perhaps the fail- {MAton, over which there is so much 1B g »t present, may be a blessing in |lf trfc bad been successful in our cot- ® would be an incieased crop next |Mch to the damage of the planter.— ,fr*nd the year before whatever pvkagathered from cotton went to * West for corn and bacon. This •dcoce 1ms given us a good grain will make our own bread.— •*itha moderate cotton crop, we wre money for adtual comforts l with cotton at the present i*H have an increase in our wheat Find Imy crop next y«nr. This I enhance our pioBper’.ty, wc can t borrowed or bought on a «railed by ourselves. Let cotton, ® r little, wo will be ablo to live UJwiUntauding decrees of Govern \ our prosperity will increase, rtreedmen will work or not, of ■^* e *hall be Biire. Let us look not IT* f *de always. Let us take conr- [Jgatowork, and imicli that 'Hotvv be saved../ e see by a propcctus in that Mr. Womb well designs Bsrrfte* paper in our lieighbor- LrJ®?* v ilk‘. It is to be called the "News,” we think it a har.zard- nc ®'_ D a l*?m now, mid if f . Wfbwell must go into tlio IniK- jjWlMmo over to Albany, wo * bettor clinnco than commenc- in Noutiikun Texas. e °i- Wr *tf» to uh that in Kl- ofaoroji was scoured only live biiahfls *•*. wlion from 1 $ to 10 1 lat m °noy was conse- 0lir oorroaiiondont *efi7.; tbo information as to partial failure. K, O. Picayune. K3TRKAU WIIAT Tills 1'ltKSS SAYS.- Anions the vnrt impruvetnents of the Iimi's the change in rnueilit's is not th«* least iiii|>ortant. Formerly ridiculous and otten injiirioin mixtures were administered iqi'jiilhe recommendation of one )M*rwm to another, or from one family lo another, as lM*iiig“good" for snch and such a complaint, while they were, in fact, useless or worse. M< w, Prof. Kavton Mi|i|ilies lire piildic with the rno<<t Hlectnal remedies ili.it educated skill can devise or art can produce, Hith explicit directions for their nse in each and every case. In place of the sen.-eless potions our graiitlinotliers gave, wo have the cuiminu inventions o! men learned in the art of cure adapted to our necoeei- ties nt n nominal price. Prof. Kavtun’s remedies consist of KAYTON'S OLEUM VITjE, The great (Jerman .Liniment for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains in the Rack, Joints, Breast or Side, Nervous Head ache, Toothache, Earache, Sprains, Bruises, Burns,etc. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURB, Fot sudden Coughsuud Colds, Asthma, Aeid Stomach ileartliiirM, Sore Throat, Sen Sickness,Cholera, Diarrhea Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, etc. KAYTON’S DYSPEPTIC PILLS’, For l)ys|»e|Ha, Bilious Disorders, Costivenrse, Sick Headache, and all Disorders of the Liver, &tomnch and Bowels; mid as u spring and full medicine to carry off the rankling humors in the Mood.—Qiritmim Banner. These remedies nto innocent, oml no person need bn alarmed at taking them ; yet they are powerful, and will remove the diseases enumerated above. A trial wil sat- sly every one that their curative properties are no lover oHimnted. Addresnall orders to Prof. 11. II. Kavton, Savannah, Ga., or to the Agents A. A. Solomons St Co-, Wholesale Druggists, Savannah, (Sa. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine has Prof. II. II. Kayton’s signature on each bottle and box For sale by L K & II K WELCH. Avenis, Alba ny, Ga., and by Draughts and country merchants general ly. y 16—lyr. 3STOTIOE1! UK UNDKRSIGNBD having, for the present year, the cunt vol of the Mitts known as It ALLS, three miles above Albany, guarantees the faithful, fulfillment of all orders, both for Lumber nml Meal at the shortest notice, having just undergone tho rough repairs. If it vrill be more convenient for my patrons to leave their orders at Mr. TVCKKK’H STOllE, they can do so, and the same will be forwarded to me m my son, who haa the suneriniendence of the Mills. respectfully solicit a share of public patronage.— Terms CASH, If not promptly paid upon presenta tion of bills, an additional twetiiy-fiva per cent, will be charged. Lumber and Meal will tie sold at cus tomary prices.- It. C. J BN KINS. January 26,1807. •l~~ | f o i : I’ll Imported l.’muorn are warranted pure, ns can tie bought in the market: ALL RIGHT AGAIN. yTR. MORSE is ngnin ready lo receive Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry, for repnits. We guarantee all work done. L. K. WELCH & CO., Booksellers and Jewelers, Ball’s New Building. Drugs and Medicines! New Goods Receiving, —0— S un Cll II. Ull slock is now complete. Planters, Physi cians and others, supplied at cheap rates fur July ft, 18f.7, & II. E. WELCH, (W) Druggists. ESTABLISHED 1SU2. D. 0. HODGKINL & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers — IN — Fire Arms, Fishing Tackle AND FOUTZ’8 cnimm long and nvorably known, writ ttior* ouglily rcinvigorate broken down and low iplrited horses, by strenathenlna and cleansing the stomach and intes tines, It is a sure pre- , ventive of all dis- pwi incident to this animal, such aa LC1TO fSfEB, GLANDERS, YELLOW WA- Tf C( , TEMPER. FK- VERS, FOUNDER LOSS OF APPE TITE AND VITAL KXEKU Y, Ac. 1U use improves tho wind, increases the appetite-gives 1 a smooth and a glossy skin—and* transforms the* . . miserable skeleton Into a fine-looking an*- spirited horse. To keepers of Cows thi* preparation Is invaluable. ‘ *'* * * Itfci quality milk. It has been proven by ac tual experiment to Increase the quan tity of milk and cream twenty per cent, and make the butter firm and ■wecL Ip fattening cattle, It gives them an appetite,loosens * their hide, and __ A makes them thrive much Outer In all diseases of 8wine, such as Coughs, Ulcers in the Lungs, Liver, Ac., this article acts as a specifie. By putting from g one-half a p to a paper in a barrel of swill tho above diseases will be eradicated „ o. entlrel, Tf. «t.Sl firereoU.c And cur, tor tho Ho, Choloro. Prico U Conti por Popor, orSPnpminr SI. S. A. FOUTZ Sc BBOi. AT THEIH i wnoLiatu Bit# mb SIBICUII bwot, l- So. 116 TranUin St, Baltimore, Md. For Sale by DruggtsU and Storekeepers threugk- out the Ualted Sutee. For salt* l»y L, E.& . IL Wdfilif Age til! 4 , Albany, Ga. July n, 1807. -fi LOUISVILLE Wrought Iron Cotton Tie. The Boat and Blmploot In Ibo Market. For Sale lly FEARS, LAWTON A OO. <1HOCERT. PRODUCE AM) lOMMISSWA KERCH AXM, 77 Third Sl.oet, MACON. GA .^.....W S3sr*s?r# let rnll'M. * n • ’• Sporting G-oods. of every ilescripl loti. 15^GUN nml PISTOL MATERIAL always hand, and furnished the trade. April 16, [37.] Hew Goods From New York Sine Tlie Fii'e. splendid slock of Pockel Knives, Rnxors, 8cis sors, Table Cutlery, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges IsTTlng Tackle, &c. L. E. WELCH & CO. FALL and WINTER IMPORTATION, 186 7. R I B O N S, , Millinery and Straw Goods. Armstrong, Gator & Go. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Bonnet Trimming and Velvet Ribbons. BTi^NET SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS, Blonds, Nets, (’rapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw Bonnets and Ladies’ Hats, Trimmed or Unfrimmed, Shaker HOODS, Ac. &c. 237 ami 230 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, HID, Oder the largest Stock to be found in this country, and unequaled in choice variety and cheapness, comprising (be latest Parisian novelties. Orde s solicited and prompt attention given. Aug 24 4w Lawton & Lawton, Wholesale Produce Dealers, AFFLICTED, READ THIS KAYTON’S OLEUM VITA, mills greal German l.iniineiit i* an almost inful- J[ libit* cure for UliiMimulism, Neuralgia, HluMinmt it* Fains in tin* Hack, liroast, Sides t^fointN, Toothache, Nervous Heailaehe, F.araelte, Sprains, Bruises, Swellings, (.’tils, Inseel Files, Hums, Ac., Ac. This great remedy should bp in every house.— For Horses this remedy has no equal. Ask for KAYTON’S* tILEUM VIT.K. Take no other. Sent by express lor $1. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE, AN EGYPTIAN REMEDY. For the cure of Sudden Coughs and Colds, Atrth- tua, Acid Stomach, Sore Throat, Heartburn, Sea Sickness, Cholera, Diarrhea, Pains and Cramps iu tbe Ktomaci. Seut by express fur $). Kayton’s Dispeptic Pills ' Are a sure and pleasant cure for Dyspepsia, Bil lions Disorders, Constination, and all Disorders,of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and when taken regularly will cleanse the blood. These are the greatest nnti-Bilious Pills ever placed before the public. Sent by mail for 30 cents per box. Tlie above medicines nre prepared nnd sold by Pnor. IL H. KAVTON, Savannah, Ga., To whom all orders should be addressed; or to the Agents, A. A. SOLOMON’S & CO,, Wholesale Drug gists, Knvnntiah, Ga. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine has Prof. II. II. Kayton’s signature on each bottle nnd box. A liberal discount to those selling ngnin. For sale in Savaunah by A. A. SOLOMONS & CO., K. IV. MARSH & CO., W. M. WALSH, It. II. TAl’BM, nnd by Druggisle and Country Merchants generally. July 10—lyr. L, E d: II E Welch, Agcnli, ALBANY, GA. Gl-reat SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE —VIA— S OUTH-WESTERN, Macon k Western, and Wes tern & Atlantic—connecting with East Tennes see & Georgia, East Tennessee & Virginia, Virginia »t Tennessee, aud Orange & Alexander Railroads. Two Daily Through Trains FROM MACON TO NEW YORK; Fine French Rim Scotch Whi«*ky, Old Port Wine. Madeira Wine, Gin, Egg Nog. II St. Crojs Kum, Old Bout lion W bisky, Sherry Wine, Claret Wine, Sehnnpps, Ac., Ac.. Ac. 1.. E. A II. K. WELCH, Druggists. EVERY FAMILY IS 'INTERESTED [IN KNOWING THAT AT WELCH’S CORN Fill I They enu always buy ooon AN1>. FKKSH 1 F i\ r 11 11 y ; L. P. GARVIN, M. 1». Emeritus Professor of Materia Mcdicu and Thera* I ietilioH. IKNUY F. CAMPBELL, M. D.. Professor of Operative Surgery nnd Sttrgieal Anatomy. JOSEPH A. EVE, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics nnd Diseases of Women and Infants. L. D. FORD. M D., Professor of the Institute and Practice of Medi cine. RDWARD G KDDI NS, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy. GKO. W. RAINS, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. DicSAI’srilK FORD, M. D, lVolch'ior ofAiintoinv. WM. II. DorilUTY, M*. D., Fi'oteKMM’of jMat. Altai., Tliuiapontit'a ami Mftlifjtl .1 itiisprmli’tH'c. L A. DI'O AS, M. D., IVolfhMir «»t* 1 lit*prin«*i|»l«*B ami praolico of SnrytTv ami Dean ot llie Faettlly. JOHN S. (’Ol.IC.MAN, M. D., I letmmsivnlttr t»f Anatomy. Chaim.ks t. m; n, Janitor. The 33d Sessinu will be opened on the 4lh of No- teuibi-r next, and continue four muniIm. The Mil- «ouiu, l.abratory, and urrutigeiuents for Practical Atiiiloiiiy, are equal to any in the country. Clinical iiDtnictioii regularly imparted at (lieCity Hospital and College Clinics. IKl’.S, Tickets for the whole course, in cut••ettey...$I(V» DO Matriculation, in currency 5 on I Dissections, in currency Diploma lee, iu currency spi-10-21 l : • it |Savannah Medical College, SAVANNAH, OA. fJMIK Eleventh Annual Com«cof Lectures in this in N Institution will commence on the First Monday I continue four months. Plavoting Extract*. Yeasi Powdera, Soda, Blaok Poppet Alaptce, . Mace, Ginger, Candlea, L. Geletlnea, Cream Tartar. EngllaU Muataid, Cayanue Pepper, Cloves, Nut Mega, Soaps, Potash, Ac . Ac., K. k II. K. WELCH. ember next, .Faculty: I!. I). AliX(ll.l), M. I)., Prof. Theory and Practice of Medicine I*. .M. KOU.iK K, M. D., Prof, ubsletrics and Diseases of Women and Chil dren. W. 11. m’U.OCII, M. !>., Prof. Principles and I’ruetice of Surgery. Adjunct—T. .1. CmMti.TAM, M. D.; Will Lecture on Minor and Operative Surgery. .1. It. UKAl), M. !»., Prof. 'Materia Mcdicu ami Medical Jurisprudence. Adjunct—It. J. Nins, M. D.; Will Lecture on Med- Gk.uhui s, It win County. Whereas, Micajah Tucker applies lo me for letters. mln'lnlmr.tton of Ilia a.lim; or |,.„i JnH.pru.l.iwa awl T.ult'oljgy John II. 1 ticker, late of said county, deceased.— * These arc therefore to cite all and sirgular the kin dred mid creditors of said <leccas»tl, to be and ap pear at my oflice within the lime prescribed by law, to show eatt'C, if any they can, why said letters should not be granted. (liven under my hand and oflicinl sigunlurc, this 27th Fepvuary, 18U7. L. M. COLBEUTH, I'eb28, |8(5tn Ordinary Irwin county. fill 81. HACON, GA. Aud all Northern and Eastern Cities; carrying the Great Through Mail ami Through Express, because of the C H HA T A PVAKTAC KS this Route possesses over all others in time and diManoe, being CORN, BACON. NEW nnd OLD FLOUR, Choice CANVASSED HAMS, HAY, tStf Order* accompanied by the LOWEST market pricea. July 2' Ac. ash filled at ftltn. lift MILES SHORTER Than any Competing Route, A N I) A I, I, R A I I,. The Traveler by this Route is not subject to the numerous Steamboat and Omnibus transfers and vexatious delays, incident lo other lines, ns tar THE CONNECTIONS AUK CLOSE AND PERFECT. This is the only Route that Checks Baggage Through To all points which Through Tickets call for. Magnificent Sleeping Cars on nil NIGHT TRAINS! The country along this line of roods Is remarka ble for healihfulness, grandeur of mountain scene ry, beautiful aud fertile valleys, affording (he rich est and most abundant fare. In faol, there is nt country on this continent that offers greater in 1 ducementa to (he business man or pleasure seeker, for summer travel. For further information, &c-, apply to (he General Ticket Offices of Southern Railroads. JOHN T. MOFFETT, <MMi«ra! Sonltacru Agent. July 27, 1867.-70. Mason's Glass Fruit Jars With patent lops for Preserving: Fruit. SPEARS' Fruit-Preserving Solution. Warranted to prevent the decomposition of kinds of Fruit, Tomatoes, Jellies, Spiced Frti Wine, Milk anti some kinds of Vegetables. One pound will preserve 128 pounds fruit. For sale by L. K. it II E. WELCH, Druggists, Albany, Ga. July ft, 1867. (7d) F. M. THOMPSON, Contractor and Builder, ANII UKALKH IN BURIAL CASES, AI.UANY, OA. I ain prepared to contract for all kinds of work in my line, ami promise satisfaction in every case. ISajT A good supply of M ETA Lit’ HURsIAL CASES constantly on hand, and furnished at horl notice. Albany, June 2ftlh, 1807. rfl- Cm A Desirable House and Lot FOR SALE. I offer for sale Hint desirable House and Lot occupied at present by Mr. John (1. Cooke, on Pine Street, known ns Ibeproper-, ly of Henry Hcliurr. It is u large and well arranged house, with all necessary out buildings, with one acre of laud, more or less, according to city survey. There is a good well of water and cistern on the lot. For further particulars apply to CHARLES VOLKER, Agent July 28, 1807. 78-1 nt T. WIIITAKf.R, E. n. &AHSKF.N, Ignited States Hotel, WHITAKER k SASflKKN, Proprlelo Wil hi u otto li ii ti tired yurt!* of General Pnaneiiffer Depot. Corner Alabama and Pryor 6t* ATLANTA, G A augl—1m* JURIAII IIARUISS, M. 1>., Prof. Physiology ami Pathology. Adjunct—.1. (1. Thomas, M. D.j Will Lecture tin Pathology. W. K. WARING, M. D., Prof. Anatomy. W. M. CIIAUTKRS, M. ]>., Prof. Chemistry. Adjunct—W. II. Eu.iott, M. I).; Will Lecture on Pharmaceutical Chemistry utulusesof the Micro scope. W. DUNCAN, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy. R. P. Mvxns, M. D., Assistant Dioonatmtor and Curator. REQUISITES FOIl GRADUATION. The applicant must be of good moral character, and have attended two courses of Lectures; the first in a College of good standing and the last in the Savannah Medical College. The College Building was used during the late war as a Confederate Hospital, with the cunaent of j the Faculty. It was retained ns a Hospital by the I United States forces nfler the surrender of the city, i TU« building has since been thoroughly renovated nnd apparatus supplied for Demonstration of Lec tures. CHARGES; For Course of Lectures..... Matriculation Dissecting Ticket, (paid only once.) Diploma sept 7. 18157 ltn 0. K. t'f.AUIlOIIN. W. r. IIKURINH. A. M. JACKSON. Olaghorn, Herring &. Oo, Uotton FactoiH nml (’ommiBsion Merchants, AOKSTS run Tint 1'VttniAHK ANt» SALS OF Cotton Yarns, Sheetings, Shirtings, Ac., m. $105 00 5 00 10 00 30 IN) No. 120 Chestnut St, | Phlludc'l|»Iiiu,Pn. | No. 7 Warren Block, Allan,in. On. For sale by July 27, 18(57, L. K. k II. E. WELCH, 17"- Bankruot Petitions. Having received the RULES and ORDERS together with Forms and Proroediumn in Bankruptcy, aa promulgated by SUPREME COURT of the (halted Slates, we ore ready to file cases, Se ll INE8 k HOBBS, july27-7ft. Attorneys at Law. ON CONSIGNMENT, Seven New Splendid Bnggie& SISK AND END SPRINGS.' ALSO, Corn, Floor and Hay, Just Hcdtlvcd nnd For Sole by BUST, JOHNSTON t CO., AXIXin, GEORGIA. AllffU.I 10, 1807 Sfflf Partisan Life with Mcaby. Muhlback’s Historical Novels. I.ouisa of Prussia and her times. Frederick The Great a >.d hi* Family,' •• •• *• “ “ Court. The Merchant of Berlin. Berlin and Sans 8ouei. Joseph the 11 and His Court. Ilenry the VUI. and Hi* Court. The last chronical of Barset—Ry Trollope. Raymond's Heroine—A Novel. Diavola—By M. E. Brandon. —AL80- Standard Literature. Blood and Thunder Novel*. New School Books and Stationery. Any Book published promptly ordered for customer*. L. K. WELCH k CO, July 27. Bookseller* end Jewelers. Har Consignment* of COTTON, WHEAT, and other produce solicited. Have ample and excellent CLl)8K STORAGE and will make reasonable cash advance* on Consignment* when desired. Agent* for the sale of AUGUSTA FACTORY GOODS In Philadelphia, nnd will furnish them In Augusta at Factor>j Prim. Also, Agent* in Philadelphia and | Augusta for Athens, High .Shoal*, Korx, Steadman, Covington, ami other Southern Factories. augl—6m T H K Model School for Young Ladies. Andrew Female College, CUTHUERT, GEO. \\f ILL enter upon Its next 8CHOOL YEAR on YV Monday, October Tin, 1867. The Teacher* nnd manager* (14 in number! rep. These are to notify all and singular the kindred re8eut „// c/„,rchrg. They are nil well tried, ami nml creditor, of Loll Bcu, dcccud, lo bond op- ! th „roii K h in cl.vlr renpeolfr, drimrlmml.. penr al my office williiu ll.o lime preenbed by, Tlio I'circo cfSIiiJyI, elm,Ire and complete fa., to .bow canac, if anjr lb,, hare, why Jacob French, Oeriaan, Mualc, Drawing and l*alnltn« aw In.i.laMiNiJ.bw.M., In ca'alcofaaid i.ngbt m o.l pcrfcclly. * 8 »i Admial.'wno^’ U ““ l ” llo.rding.llo,me, No. 1. In all reapccla. Young raid Admim.lr.lion, | Ladies will find it A HOME indeed. GBORQIA, Woith Count Given uuder* tny hand and official signature, thin January Dili, I86<. JAS. W. ROUSE, Ord’y. Gkoruia—Worth County. RIXTY DAYS after date application will be made to the Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell lot nflatid number 213, in the Tilt district of said coun ty, ns the properly of William Willis, deceased. BENJAMIN WILLIS, Adm’r of William Willis, dec’d. march 23,1807. Gkobuia—Dougherty County. Notice is hereby given lo all persons concerned, that ou (lie — day of , JtW—, Nancy Hmith, late of Dougherty county, departed litis life intestate, and Jaraea 8. Doyle having been appoint ed Administrator on said estate, but having since been diamisaetl from said Administration, and said estate being now without any legal represent stive, and that in terms of the law, Administration dt bon. it non will be vewted iu the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person, thirty days after the publication of this citation, unless some valid objection is made lo his appointment. Qivfn under my band and.ofldlal signature, this 2ftth day of July, 1807. W. II. WILDER. July 30, 1807 Ordinary. JYotice. 1XTY DAYS after data application will be made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary, Worth unty, Btato of GoorgU. for loavn lo sell Lot ot Land, No. 4U, in tho Fifteenth District ot mild county. The Widow's dower etoopted, Juno8, 1807. A. M. HILL. Administrator of J. W. Hill, deot nsml* The Pbytilcal Training, Cnitine, Mantna-Mnking, nnd Normal .School Departments, nil, present many attractive feature*. The Discipline cannot be surpassed. The Teacher* nre ail genuinely .Southern. Thr. Charge* nre unusually moderate. Cuthbert T* ju*lly celebrated for it* health. ftjT Scud for Catalogue. A. J. HAMILTON, Prea’l. N. B. My .Teaohers of last year will be with me again. I(. August 24, 67. tw2w wf»w LI O H T P O OT & ooT Solavfjjoitse antj Commission MERCHANTS, a«AOow. GBoaoxA. Take this method of informing (heir friends'and the public generally, that they li^ve secured the large and commodious Warehouse formerly occupi ed by Adami & Reynolds, and more recently by B. F Chapman, ou the eorner of First and Poplar streets (near the Market House) where they will give their strict personal attention lo tho STORAGE AND SALE OF COTTON. Will make liberal advances on Cotton in store or shipped lo any or the Northern markets, Savannah or Liverpool. Will give prompt attention lo Ailing orders for Bagging and Hope or Iron Ties, and other supplies. no do a io. ■ ,(CP Job Work executed at this ofhcc in good Ht yin. Also, lilnink liirnislirtl of ovnry (ii<8('ri|ili<iii.