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v Sri* \ TRI WEEKLY NEWS. S. K. SWEET, Editor. AtilANT, <■ A., SEI*T. 2ls| IB07 Special Notice. I ofl'or Jor^alj for Uio neat ton Jays, my half Interest in the Aijianv TiiiAVkkki.v News, on lair and liheral terms, Xn < asii requireJ.bnt I must lie lully seemed hjr iiinrtpige, if I sell on lime, and I am willliiB In sell ini one year's credit. Tim paper ims a large and increasing cir culation, and tijo advertising list as good, if not better than any paper in South- whIitu Georgia. .T. F. (’aiigii.i:. S«*pt. 21,'07. dpMggg? - '■■■'I £fcf“Tlic Atnorirnf* oltizon, of ycHpnlrty, sjivh, that recently in that place, sAeral Imlittt wJ»o lm<l been ittlciulliiig clmrcli at night wore* wemling their way homewaad, down Dolton Avenue street, when they were followed and neeosted l»y a Iniek negro asking permiKHion tosuMlie IndieH home.— Whenjic came u|», thoy halted to let him pass, hut that waa not hi* iiileutioti and it was only when one ot the ladies made he* lieu* to enll for a man proteelor in the rear that he retreated. IhwH Winans, the celehrated, of Haiti* liiore, is over sevent y years old. II** has an estate of seven hundred neres, six miles front IJaltimore, on the I'atapseo river, which eost him *120,000. lie sold nearly tin,not) vert It of milk last year, at thirty cents it gallon. ('liicngo is a lovely spot. The Krv. Mr. Hatfield says tlint besides “blue beef’and “superior scoundrels,” this garden ol weeds contains twenty-two hundred licensed rum* shops, and spends about sixteen million dol lars yearly, in drowning earn and sorrow. No womlerthe papers nre as full ot horn hie eriiiioH ns the Col ice Gazelle. A sot of six twins in one lumily may be seen airing in Hyde Cark, London, on pleas ant mornings. The anti-marrying society hires them for continual para le. .Mr. Speaker Colfax wrote a leUer to the late Jacobin Border State Convention, at IJaltimore, in which he distinctly declared* tlmt two positions will be taken by the I helical organization in the next House ; one in favor of the enforcement of negro siillVage by Congressionaleiiaemont,and the other in favor ol prompt impeachment. A (Jkkat N.venueCiiniosiTV.— It is mi undoubted fact tlmt mermaids are numer ous in the Knw river in Kansas, bast week a part y ol the young men out bunting, came suddenly across six mermaids who were dis porting themselves iu the river. < >ii the approach of the young men the pcuutifnl creators “lot out” lor the woods, uttering shrill cries somewhat 'resembling the screams of frightened school girls. What made the matter more singularaud mysterious is the fact that the young hunters found six waterfalls, six hoop skirts and six various «fec.nti tho banks of the river— Naturalist will please makeanoteol this. What Mtkw the Matt. Ilravely to endure the ills of life, book up, and feel tlmt, although the storm is breaking upon your life boat, soon the calm bringing peace and hope, will follow, and your tempest tossed bark will be safely lauded in the haven of rest. What ? though you have trials and disappointments thro' life. Who is free from them ? bile is lull of them, and happy is that man, who, with fortitude and moral courage is able to with stand- them.—-lie sure you nre right, then go ahead,” is a good motto, and should he well observed. II a student seek and at tain the highest summit ol intellectual greatness, “where lames' proud temple shines afar,*’Dare to do right, regardless of tho opinions of those who criticize yoiir actions, for no other reason than they envy you» greatness. In every station in life, faithfully pcrlorm every duty which houor, truth and justice demand. In your intcrcousc with your iellow man, forget not the injunction to “do good unto all men” and render to everyone his due. In works of love and clmirity, and in the performance ot those kindly offices, which go very far to make up tho sense of human happiness, be among the first to ex tend a helping hand to the worthy and do serving. Imitate the example ol those il. lustrious worthies—the heroes and martyrs ol the past—who conscience o! their integ rity, and the purity of their motives, brave ly withstood tyranny, threats, laggots and tortures in the deft me if iruth. IintlV man fully for the cause of truth, even though mis- f.rtunes should assail you—and friends for- sako yon, for “troth is mighty and will pre vail.” Above all things, remember the duty yon owe your creator who safely guides you “o’er the tempestuous sea of life.” Then at last when you shall be called from these scenes of our earthly action to render to Him an account of your stewardship, you can depart hence iu peace, for r “Sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust, Thod canst approach thy grave, Like one who wraps the drapery of his touch about him, And lies down to pleasant dreams.” ('aib an4 Credit Business. *-u. The following sensibleTrtiele from the New York Financial Bulletine, is replete with good advice to our business men which they would do well to heed : The principal business transactions of the city iu merchandise are done upon a basis of four, months’ credit; if cash pay ments arc made, or less time asked, certain discounts arc allowed. The extreme caution exercised during the later years of the war and the period just after its close, iu giving redit is gradually relaxing, and business is carried on more according to the customs prevailing in former limes. In the uncer tainty which attended all mercantile trans actions during the years J801 to 1805, when gold was fluctuating sometimes in a single lay more widely than it does now in a year and when attain* were so entirely unsettled that it was not safe to givonny credit, a close cash business was necessarily done.— Suits on promissory notes were almost un known inlaw offices were that class of ac tions bad lormcly constituted the chief busi ness. It is eminently proper to relax this usual and inflexible .cash system, as the state of affair* int hr country and the com. putative certainty attending commercial op erations warrant such a step. Hut wo see no good reason why the cus tom nf giving credits should he extended beyond its present reasonable limits. It is wed known tlmt one of the principal causes of the panic of IHf»7 was the very great ex tent to which business had been done on a credit; and we believe it (piiteas generally conceded tlmt the fact of there being very little commercial paper afloat ut the end of the war bat been one oftlu* most important assistants in carrying ns through the past two years without a severe financial crisis The experience just referred to, of the in jury worked hy excessive credits in one rnso and of the benefit realized from tlio cash sys tem iu the oilier, is in itself sufficiently stvong to have much influence in guiding fu ture action, but reason, wo think, poiuts in t he same direction. The fact is simply this —tlmt the long credit method is one by which goods run ho bought with promises to pay. The cash or short credit method call for money immediately or iu a Very short time. The tendency with purehasev* will always lie to ask for long credit, and a custom ot giving such credit once establish ed cannot easily bo changed until at lchgtli some great revulsion overthrows every thing, and anew order of things is started The wisest course would seem to bo to keep up the present custom of giving credit lor a reasonable time; the interests of both seller and buyer will be promoted, and the total amoiim of legitimate business done in a year will be quite as large ns if the trans actions were notes of from six to twelve months. Mr m nut Tit mi. in Snxrmt.—The five negroes, lieu Home, ltich.ird Home, Scott Home, F.dwanl Home, and George Jackson Jr., charged with the murder ot Judge Home, were tried at the recent session oftlu* Superior Court in .Sumter, resulting in tho conviction of all of murder under the first degree—the last named, George Jackson, jr being rev commended to the mercy ol the court. An appeal will be taken to the Su preme Court. CiiKitoKKK Grokoiax.—Wo notice from the editor’s valedictory tlmt this paper has been sold to a member of the Ilepublieaii party, and that anew paper will be issued devoted to the interests of this party in Georgia, which will be railed “Tho North Georgia Kepubliean.” Wo aro sorry to dearn that a lack of patronage constrained the proprietor to sell out. In retiring from the editorial chair, Mr Hanks, 1ms our best w ishes for bis success in the practice of his profession (law) to which in future he will exclusively devote himself. Elcclloa ofleTsTcr ittrgla. Paragraph 11 of General Order No 00, reads ns follows: “An election will be held in this State on Tuesday the 20th day of October, 1807, con tinning three days, at which registered vo ters ot the State may vote tor a convention and for delegates to constitute the Conven tion, iu ease a majority ofthc voters given on that rpiestion shall be given for n con vention and in ease a mnjority of such re quested voters shall have voted on the ques tion of holding such convention.” We presume that tho registration for the State has been fully completedf and that the blacks arc in tho majority, ns in all the Southern States except In Virginia. The registration list in our county stands in the rates of six blacks to one white, and in the State according to the published statement, tlu* blacks aro in tho majority of betwoon three and fotrthousand. This district, com posed of the counties of Dougherty, Lee, and Worth, will beenlisted tp four.delegates t n tho convention provided one is held. Scon's Magazine,—This excellent monthly for August has again made its a|>- pearnnoo, filled as usual with choice read ing matter. Wo can recommend it as be ing a first rate literary magazine, nud enti tled to Southern patronage. IIox. IIkeschbu. V. Johnson.—This dis tinguished son of Georgia, visted onr city on last Saturday evening, and left 3unday morning last on tho train, He is in excel lent health and looks quite well. Cotton.;—Tho market continues dull.— Good middlings will bring 1C cents—ex tremes 13 to 1C cents. YjftLiw FKvift.-^-ThU dreadful scourge is on the Increaso in Texas—one thousand cases reported in Houston, and the deaths average from ten to fifteen daily. The epi demic is all prevailing ton great extent and ift very virulent in Hempstead Navnsotn, Millican, Bryan, Chape Hall, Breiihnm, Lt* grange, Huntsville nnd Alleytown, ami the people nre asking for money, doctors and nurses. Bilkd'orms, fried in castor oil* arc considered a luxury in Chinn. An American paper speaks of a man “who died without the nid of a physician,” nnp adds that such instances are rare. (y Judge Warner has written a letter? that lias been published in tho Atlanta pa pers, in which lie deelnrcs himself in favor of accepting and carrying out the reconstruc tion measures of Congress. A lady was asked the other day why she chose to live a single life. She naively replied : Because I am not able to H tippr*pt a husband.” I3f ^ W by do*i l t you wheel that harrow of coah^ Ned ?* said a learned miner to one of his sons. “It’s not a very hard job; there is an inclince plane to relieve you.” ‘Ah/ replied Ned, who had more relish for wit than work, “die ptanenmy be inclined, but hang me il l am.” - fir©"“Cmm* till Ami riky, writes a sonoflhe Kmerald Isle to his friend in Irel and; ‘‘lisa flue country to get a living in.— All ye have to do i« to^ct a threo cornered box and fill it wid bricks, and carry it till tho topav a three story Imildlng/and tho man nt tin* top docs all thc work.” Kxkmi-jjon khoxi Juitv Duty.—We learn that the Inferior Court of thia County have exempted from Jury duty, except tho Grand Jury of the Superior Court, the mem bers of Throimtoska and KagloFira compa nies. Thia is eminently wist and proper nt this time, from tho fact that so many busi ness houses have recently been erected in which our citizens has invested so lieaily, and which would roqnre in tho event olfire the aid of efficient and well organized fire- companies, which by the passage of this timely order tho court evidently intended to foster and encourage. County Tax.—Tho Interior Court of this county Ims assessed a tax of 145 per, cent on the State fax for tho purposo of liquidat ing the past indebtedness anil to meet the current expenses of tho county. This tax will be sufficient to pay tho county out ol debt, and furnish a Bind for tho rebuilding of the bridges in the county, mid nil expen ses incurred}during the year. Washington .Yews. Washington, Scntomhcr 21.—Tri I hi lie’s” dispatch from North Platte says : Pence Ims been declared with Brules, Ognllaldes and. Sioux Indians. They receive power and ball. Commissioners have left for Omaha. It is urged upon Hancock, nt Headquar ters, tlmt there is no immediate necessity lor his prosettee in tho fifth District. The Presit lent expresses confidence tlmt notwith standing appearances, the elections Sontli will occur simultaneously. Washington, September 21—A sugges tive question has arisen in the City Council. Tho lower Board which went in on negro votes, gives the collector of taxes who wenl in with them, two percent. The upper Board, where white representatives, on ac count of holding over, have a majority in favor of one per cent. A conference waa appointed^which fifced commissions nt one and a half’. Tho tipper Board refused to concur, and tho city fiimnees are nt a stand still. In another year it will give tho black Uadicnls the upper house, when their favor ites can have remunerative commissioners. Gen. Sheridan is summoned and will ap pear before the Paymaster Fraud Commit tee, It is expected that Sheridan’s testimo ny will throw* some light upon the Lowen- tlml complication., Tho 8tnr says it learos ihat Sickles has a letter from Gov. Orr, expressing gratitude in behalf of the citizens of South Carolina, for what Sickles did for them during his rule. Heceipta of Customs for week ending 14, *3,342,000. Graud Army of the Republic serenaded Sickles and Sheridan on Monday night. Federal Court processes aro regularly ex’* routed in the Second District, The Express says it is understood that Hancock will assumo command of the 5th District until the 15th proximo. Security held by Treasury for National Bank notes, $340,0000,000, for deposite of public monies ,*38,260,000. National Bank circulation *299,000,000. Revenue receipts to-day, *387,000. . F 1 TH0S. J. FLINT & r ... i ; IMVOtlTEUS nml 'vimuxu.K -Dealers Raving (bipa, (rockery, and (a, ss IHR Removed from Ni.89., Mulbor--'”* STAIR BALLI STERS. Newel Posts, Mouldings, A Large Stock of common sizes always onhamt . BLAIR & BICKFORD, 80S BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. GA. SECOND BTrS’ 1 '" — O.er DeLonche's Carriunc ,, , ’ MACON 1 'VTOW 1 offer for salon toroe XvT slock of Imported CHINA unit CHOCRERy " ‘ NOTICE TO MERCHAHTS AND DEALERS, Family WE RAVE Ky is im: o y b d F rom Mulberry Slreel lo HOLLINGSWORTHS NEW 11(111,1)1 NO, on «he corner of llie alley, within sight nt llnrdemnn and Spark's Ware- bonne, nlmost opposite Wolfolk’s Wnrelwme, on I’nplnr elreel. only n few slops from III* Passenger l»*»pot, and near iIn* ftrown Home and National Hotel. Any of you tlmt want BACON, CORN, FLOUR, MKAL, LARI), Groceries, jfw»Utirm SCPPT.1ES, BAGGING, IRON TIES, A,-. Give im a (’nil. WtiT W. are Mil, agent. for Charles Nelson’. C.l.brelml Copper Distilled Whiskies, And have nn band, in addition, a largo stock of Wines, Hraudie-, Ac. Megrallu & Patterson. Macon, Geo. Hep. 7, I flit) Georgia—UouRhcrty Count)'. T WO Months afler the publication of this notice .application will be made to the ('ouri of Ordi nary of aaid county for leave to Hell all the real Ki- late belonging to tho eHtnte of Ur. A. (’. Hill, late ot said county deeeaeed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Haul deceased. JOHN M. 111LL, Albany, Sept. 5, 1 H<*»7 Adm’r A. O. Hill, dec’d. L. PASSANO & SONS^ Notiuns, ■ IMI'OJVmt* AND UXAl.nitH IN — i Fancy Goods) muoioiji GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, Albany Ga, Rept, 9th (807 P. 8. Roorrr. M. RrsaiLL. nt New Advertisements. Notice to Cotton Tax Payers T>U8T. JOHNSTON k CO., ind HAMLIN J. COOK, are agents for the undersigned to ob tain contracts from Planters, Merchants a«d others, who desire to reoo.er from the Government, Taxes paid on COTTON. Those interested are referred to them. HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON A CO. Sep 24, 07 wl* 4t, 97 Administrator's Sale. TJX virtue of in order of Ui. Court of Onllnorv JJoffcDUU.I Count), will b. sold in Albunr, Cougherlr count). Go., within the usuo hour, of solo, on the Am Tucsd.) In Oetobe ntit, the »*- etefm of» wooden building .Hutted on Jieheoa ■trool, lot 47, in tho oil) of Alton), On. belonging to the eeloto or A. T,. ('rump, deceived, for tho hen. efit ortho heirs end creditors. ’ 1 Terms ossh. Sop 20, 1807 E L. CRUMP, Adm'r. POSTPONED XJY virtue o£i n r) of Doughert) count), wHI ho sold boforo the Conn Home door or sold count), on tho ft ret Tnoodi) in November noil, within the logoi bouro of role. Oil) Lot ambwi 71| o»:Brood CTreet, ta: iho oil) of Albu), Go,, owned b) John II. Du- forth' el (he time of hie deeth, coeleleieg one .err, more or lew, with the ioprovemente thereon. Sold for Iho boneftt of tho helro and creditors of told do cwoaod. Terms Cosh. JOHN B. HILL, Os., Sept 7lh, 67. Adm'r J. H. ~ In tendering )0„ m) Ihnnkt fo. put f, T ow I ngnln, with pletenre, odor m) wrvlcee 1 nmml’J to do m) whole dot) to nil wLo urkln’l feAlt to etor. oil cotton directed to to) cn««2! wtmi" m VL l '.Ci of ltou.0 PurntthliVg Uoode. OrdeiJn!!'. * •• W rr0 ""^:nr"" di "P«' Nolo for One hundred and * . nneeu cent., ln.de' 8ih jul, 'm'S loTomher. pepnliie lo Iho underti.^ J by S. W. Henry. All [.error,, nro f"' , “' l ‘ trode for, nnd ,lie maker, to pu*'l*e WbSK’aS aepilU 1807. EENY B ODY RNN HSlf Aml.jfcoolt At The PORNITjjj -ANIl- Small Ware*, 268 W. Baltimore St., Bnltiinore, - - - Md. aep. 3— .3m* l. j. nt'ir.MARTix, jno. FiANMint, w. mu MMoxn. L, J. GURTIM & C0„ COTTOIST FACTORS -AND GENEItAI, C01HIHIS8I0N IHEUCIIANTS, Stvvivrmah, Qeoruitv. w Liberal ADVANCES mode on CONSIGN MENTS. Orders promptly filled, at Eowcet Market Iintcs. Aug. 21), IHI17 2eq 3m 87 Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Warehouse & Commis'n mu.ui.auio, At tho Old Stand of Harris Jk Boss, Corner Second nud Poplnr Streets, Will give strict intention to the storage and sole of Cotton, Will moke liberal odvnnees on Colton in more. Are prepnred to furnish IMOGINa ond TIE8 or ROPE, ami olher Plsnuiion Supplies. sept. 7 no 90 8mo. DISSOLUTION. Tho oo-pnrtntrihip hereloforo oxietlnn holween P. S. Rogers, and hi! Bueaell, ubdsr th.*siylo and name of 1. 8. Rogers S Co. Iron Founders, is this nn) dissolved h) mutual oonsenl nnd h) the with drawn! of M. Hi'ssxll from the firm ^TE HAVE jrST HECEIVEP, and are adding lo II doit), o large nnd nssorled slnrlt of DRY GOODS, Polk fancy and staple; GROCERIES, SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, lURDWAHE, IRON, K.r. Which w« propoti* to sell an low aa any house in l*e Slate, and we reaped fully solicit our old prompt cuaiomom, and as many new ones, to favor its with a call and inapeet our slock and prices, which we think will ronvinee the most skeptical mind of the useless expenditure of lime and money hy going further north, east and weal, in finding cheaper or IHNter goods. 1 Our Dry Goods Department, On onr second floor, is complete and full in all its various parts, embracing a full line Uleached J)omeHiici*—2--I, 4-4, 0-4, K-|, 10-1 u ,„| Prints of al* grades and stripes. Dress Goods of all manufacture An immense tot Clothing Pants Goods, both of cheap and extra quality Hosiery, Gloves and Yankee Notions generally, Boots for Uoya and Men Shoes, Urogana-w-Bpy’a and Men s Ladies and Gents’ Dress and Walking Shoes, ut all patterns, Mens’ and tloya’ Hats, large lot Blankets, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans Double and Single Barrel Phot Oup<* Also a good Hue Mllinery Goods, nnd in fart al most anything a man may rail for. WE ALSO IIAVF. Mammoth Stock of Groceries XlfllUAClNG Tohacco of all grades and qualities F. R. and Parker’s Osnabures - ft Osnaburgs Macon Hheetings Yarns—all numbers Ragging of the Rlanksl Manufacture ing 2 t-4 lbs, per yard *“ ? Ties, Nails Weigh- ~r Co-partnership Notice! T HS unJeraigneA hero thin ,lj, formed . •tyle of the firm to be ROGERS & PaTTISON. P. -8. ROGERS, Alban), Sep ID, 37. ™ 01,A8 i*"**®"- w-A-KJeKCOXTSB —AND— Commission Jficuljant, The Planters & Merchants —L .i^ , ® h ' Vork e»outed a * thw office injtood si yle, Altw, blansk Arrow and Buckle Powder amt 8hot 8u jar of all grades Coffee of all qualities Soups, Potash Candles, Raisins Omekera, Snuff Case Liquors and by the barrel Vinegar. Pepper Rplca, Ginger Hollow-Ware, Sad Irons Hatchets, Axes Drawing Knives Table and Pocket Cutlery Augura, Chisels and Files Alao 200,000 lbs. assorted Iron Very cheap Plough .Steel, etc. Thanking our friends and strangers for their pa- ronagein ibep.su w* respectfully Holicii a con linuation of the same for the future. vJJL* "‘i!* 'Jio ° Ur ,“' Dior '* no » l» New lark,-Where he will remeln e month longer, taking the ndvDntege nf the preeeure nf hanae, nml lunnu- feclnrere whn are oompelleil In realtor. J. B. BOSS & SON, WHOLESALE DEALERS, fttl C.h.rry and 05 Hr octal Blrerte, M P- 3 - ,m Mnenn, tin. Land Sale ! TN pureunnen of nn order nr the Ilnnornhie Supe- I rlnrCnurtnfLetonnnlv.an., willbn Bold be- . 1j* Collrt Ho ‘“*. <*»e InthetownafStarkTllle, '"“ i4 .” 0 . u "7d »" "!• «»' Tueadn) i„ Oclob.; "“hln lhe legal hours of sale, the east half nr In. nf land number 182 in Ihe Mil. ,l„iriet nf uid nonni), enntnlning-lOll norer, more or lei», for dliitlnn on the application ofEliinbelli l.nlfehl nnd others for partition. Terms—PA8II SOLOMON PAOE, 1 wm.'" 1 "’ ' 8ep.8,Jl8«7. 1 lrin U bV(WI.°. r ^ r fitinorablo'lhe Doughsrt) county, will on tho Bret Tuesda) in Norsmber next, two toeeoe tying on the South side of Pino '.V* 4 ' l "" no tho King Gnrdsn. in the city of Alban). Alin, lot number 79 on the North si to or Commerce stresl, containing on. acre. Sold fo flog. Into of laid count), decenaed. Terms Saab. ' Bap. 3, 188H. ' J ' STR0ZI ' :R ' GEOJLGIA—Dougherty Conmv QIXTr Javs nftar d.f. appHeatiou-. iVn (5 lo the Court of OrtUoaryof -1JJ , 111 b * m «<D Imm tn a.n tu 0 01 coupty, f or h« corner of gCTOsi*: 'touUd«"„. ^September 3d. 1867. WA * CY "°S ^ 1*. ROBENSON, •a* A,aaa®m,-. B RG8 lonro to Inform the oltlirae of Alkoa) and hlnkinc. sad h TVimadni utonled In tho tote it had boat *t)la. Charge, mods- rate, ROBENSON. —vow orexivu (1 Till:— old stop <>\ jaoksox sTitf:i:r A wrll aeleeted eiork of PfiHNlTI'RV Jfworel IIlee ay.K.eon Chamlier Set in, Al-n irnlf-Ani, C.„e n, a „ a Dining Chnira. 4 'Itrlnl Maple Cane S« M i'arlor t-|iaire, luffvor t'lnln | fiVo'r" "" "'"A"W of all deserip,' RC'lwlllUlM, Single Riireaits and Wash«iand<<, Wanlr».hesai„| AM «if whirl, W i|| |, e noli! on m KKASQN'An'u: TKliil aii be bought from any similar PatsMu. ’"tt FURNITURE n®dh)theclil»e",° f Alinn) ami Albany, August ‘* ?l . JOHNSON 4 M -A. C O 1ST, g AJ O FFEIi For Sale Ihe following aitlclr.ilf. rale or Retail, a. low as nny houar In Uj 2IKI I'oiea Star Candler, M0 Sack. IJnrn»|| 500 sacks Virgiuia Sail, 1 800 SACKS NEW PLOH line h indreil saris Rio, .fora ami l.ig„i„fj loft harrols ehoiee ' Liquors and AViii 125 barrels pure T.onf Lard, 1(H) fcegido., 140 Hints. BW Shoulders, Sides and Ham I barrel', now crop Mpokenl. 239 Leg. SiT l.i.nnn liu.'p„ri. WHITE Win, 1 275 Boxes letr. to well iho Honae and Lot oiT the Kgi^ ( o^L’i r S^ h t,‘’ l ‘?.<;r R1TST, J'0HIfST0ir r 4Ll VIRGINIA TOBACCO, 290 hoaca Soap, 20 Hhd Cuba Molaaw. ij Golden Syrup, 1ml l„to. UAGGINtl.ll Rolls Gunny DAGGINQ.m U 250Coils Machine Hojm 50 Tons Iron Bandi, 20 barrels Cldar Vinegar, 20 hales OSSJBfl _ 50 Bales Macon Sheeting I 25 Hales Yarns, 5 Hales of " Drillings, 25 Bales Brmvn 10 Hales Georgia St r ip« ion bores Pearl Slarrh, 00 coae. SniiM j Lobsicrsrt00 cases CoVoDysian', 50caie»fi 15 boxes Cod Kish, 100 doten BROOMS, 175 Barrels Stuart's Sn 20 barrels Copparaa, loll keg. POUDE*. SHOT, SOfJmiO PERCUSSION CAPS, L ,w | BAH LEAD, A I. 8 0, A N o. 1. PIAN O, Very little used and in perfeil order, WIS WANT TO I1UV isiBQrttPT> Hides, Tallow, Beeswax and 1 ! For which wo will pay the Highest Market Pri**! i Seymonh Johnson t August 10, 37 fi:i>-:iiv •' JUSTHEOElVBBt J Bagging BOI • AND ARROW « T August 10, 1807 ui J Patent Self-Fi Wrought-Iron Buckle TjgjJ First LMB PrrnlR*. Aw* rdfd »* s, |Stale Fair. ..... -s obesp a lie. nnd lb* l** 1 4 It Ih the slrowgest lie, standing 1'J (2,000) two thousand pounds. The mo^^ ; justed tie, ns il is s*lf-fas»cninx. J ^ requiring only to slip Mif hnad ial the eIasi icily of the coMon faslcn 8 « » noi become unfaslcncd. .. Fur .ale, in Commisaian Msrthaals •■J.OgSL