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j" : »; • ! jnbliitV '’'.oj |;;x\ . !JcjuJa;’»rC '.'ll-- 1 *j*IICJllH—ItaVL- Special Xollrf. i MlW for s!il • fur the Msi luti d»»r* »"> iiall* ilil'orrsl iu lito Auuw 'fin-Wi:i:ki.v Nkws, on fulr nml llbohii lefhif*. X" • rr<|uirctl,bnt I must be fully Kturul bv mortgage, if I fell on time, nml 1 am w iNin*! to sell on one \ enrV credit. The pit per ban n large nml increasing cir culation, and the advertising lift art good, if not better limn any paper in South- westerp (Jeorgin. ,1. I'. UauuIW.. Sept. 21, *07. TO OIK PATROXS. We have through much diflieiiltv and j*i i* vation, Hiieeeeded in carrying our paper through the dull season. And now cotton i* coming in, and bu*-ines8 reviving, \sv would gently remind those whom we hu\e indulged in matters «*1 suljseriptioii and ad vertirting, that the lime has come when they promised to rememher uh. To favor our friends we have hw*n compelled to borrow money at 21 percent., to l.e« p the paper going, and weeeitainly haven rigid to ex pect that those who are owing us, will come up at once, and see that we do not lose by accomodating them. We hope it will not be necessary to name each individual, to make this appeal personal. We mean you, whoever you arc, that is indebted to this ulllee. We must, have help, or w.i* must stop the publication of the paper. I'ii in in a n i «• u l i- <1 . Albany nml the South Georgia &. I lorhla Rallron To tiik Kiuron or an: \i:ws— Silt:—The town of Albany having dis played some energy in the achievement ol a eireuitors and tardy Rnilr<»:pl nniimiitii- lion with the Atlantic const, has since that time folded .her arms in idle apathy to dream of wild and impracticable schemes far beyond ber power to reali/.e. She dreamed, for evample that Mipporteil by a liew and imeomplclr enterprise in Alabama, thougb opposed by an old and established road iu her own Slate,she would be enable- id I<»stretch an iron arm to Ihiwsou on the west, and another to station No. u, oft he A. & 11. I*, lb, en the east. This was in deed a noble conception, but it w as nothing more, and conceptions are iiiifortunali 1\ mere creatures ol the brain. While our Kail road giants have been planning, men of more ordinary parts lia\ e been ‘building,’ and tbc abortest road that tests on “terra tinna” must out weigh iu material impor tance the still born creations ol the most pregnant fancy. I-el us reave to think and to talk ol w hat is chillier r d, and commence to no what may be practicable. Not only nre \ve in dan ger of neglecting all provision Ibr the future but we are seriously threatened with the loss ofwhat we enjoy at present, book to* wards the South, and see Tliomasville in spite of her w retched wagon roads, abstrac ting the cotton should he stored iu our ware houses. See the same Railroad which con fers power upon Thomnsvillc, now running daily westward to add its charms and pow erful attractions to Haiuhridgc, and make that town a rival where Albany has always reigned supreme. IfTliomasville has stmen froiy us one thousand bales of cotton I tain bridge will rob us of not less than eight times that amount. This last place is sixty-six miles nearer to Savannah than we are, the river competition will force dawn freights upon cotton which Savannah must command nt any sacrifice, and the w agon roads on ti e west and north-west, ami in rth of Huinhridgc are so line as to invite w agons from a great distance. The ferry tax upon cotton crossing the river,“will be paid by the Railroad Company, until the completion ofu bridge by themselves and that town. I speak what 1 know wheal state teat tinder the influence of these com bined nttinctions, they are many planters who intend hauling cotton forty miles to Iktinbridgc, rather than twenty miles to any other branch of the South-Western Rail way* This however, is only the “commence- ment” of our ruin. l!tho_ location of the South Georgia Florida Road is not con trolled by this town, we will see our eom mcrcial ruin “completed" in the eons:rue-, t ion of that ltoad. This is the subject ol my communication to your paper, and what proceeds has been merely introductory. The S. (». A. R. R. Co, enjoy the most liberal charter e ver granted by the State, mid all the rights therefore conferred on nl, other Roads may he considered united here They proposed in the first place to build from Montjcello, Fla., via Thoniasvil'e to Albany, but they are authorized to build a part orthe whole may locate upon any one of various and widely difTerei t lines* ami may even construe' lilio charter, so as to ebaiigo their terminal point from Albany elsewhere. Nour.however,gwnt the benefit which might accrue to Albany from the const me* tion oTTHo road tJ ia “originally proposed there can be no doubt that certain changes, i ealle *. in.-’ r.'.i.nenis upon the stock, ami h) the almost unanimous vote of tyfyu and «'unity have pledged thenr’-lv' x to subjnitto heavy taxation.” They already qommand yotu confidence if they do not ltercuftoi gain vottr suppo: t. They may without im propriety, assume tow aid you itu nits of su periority, ami say "gentlemen, if you ,do not lend us your assistance in carrying in to execution the original design of that bai ter, which was the offspring of our mu tual interest, we will break olV the alliance between us and reek in some oilier quarter the support that isdei.icd us here. Wi Wil t. Ill ll.l* VIA NtiW'tON to Ul TIIUKUT.’’ Now what would be the result of such a Road? 'Ill it ruin of Albany interests at which l have already hinted ami which, if not apparent at the first glance, must be come so upon the slightest reflection.— Newton w ithin if2 miles of Albany by com mon roads would have the advantage over us of being (PJ miles and 12 hours nearer to the city ofSavanuah. Her cotton would In* shipped over an unbroken line of rails by which tin* freights would be the “very lowest possible,” for the A. Si (J. R. R. hav ing uiieonlested monopoly along nine tenth of its route would carry from its terminal points as cheaply ns from midway stations. That Road can and will iu connection with the South Georgia A Florida, convey cot ton as cheaply from Newton as the she now dues from t >uitman. Not only would New ton present iiTcsistnhlcuttructiuns locotton but she would undersell Albany, whether dry goodsI'.uftn New York via Savannah, or western supplies via .Montgomery and C *ut lilici (. It seems t«> be very evident that Newton and stations between Newton ami ( lit Illicit, would absorb four filths of die cotton nml mercantile business of Albany, ami that Albany taken in Hank and rear w ould be compelled to surrender to iimi-c v igorons hands the monopoly which she has so long wielded over ail extensive and pro duct ive region. 'll may he said however, that Newton has m» capital. It is impossible that a place cc. copying such a position, and with such Rail- load facilities should he without capital a v'ingle month. The capital of Albany ilscll w ould join in tin* general movement toward the new centre. 'Common sense teaches that bill a few years would elapse, before him ber in Newton would cost more than bouses w ould he wonh ik Albany. It. matters not what name you givb this rival ofour futiuc ■gr» atnvss, imr is it)necessary to locate it w ith precision—it may lie New ton or it in.iv sor lie Newtoli, it may be A miles aiiovkoi .! miles iii.t.ovv, but whatever its name ami w clever it arises it w ill ascend high enough to east its shadow upon Albany, Uijt someone may say that these specu lations arc all idle lorilic threatened Rail road is not built and “will not be built."— ( l«t us not dcccii c otir.M-h is on that point. ! Never was there a Railroad on! crprize upoa j width a greater number ol diverse interests centered than upon this from Tliomasville to Cuthhert. The people of Thomas count v have already subscribed so largely as to be ready for the commencement of actual work I he people ol .Mitchell count y are fully aroused, and Raker county is now realizing the immense importance nl a connection The people who have been hauling cotton to \ our doors have been clamoring fora Railroad lor the last fifteen years. Until- bert is even now iuvitinga road from Rain* bridge, lull prefers it from Tliomasville.— Finally the .Montgomery A Fit law la R. R. connect ion has abandoned your enterprise to station 9 of the AG R. R. in despairaud will now do for Tliomasville, all that they promised you. Rebind this strong array ot mutual interests the Atlantic it Gulf R R Co. holds itself in reserve ami stands reads to afford assistance at the first moment that tin* enterprize may falter. It would be fid- ly for us io doubi the successor the Road if once undertaken in the dilution of Cutli- w alii *\[uPfttf V iinl I ! 5 '* lhHi t!•. ’Mill* sit, yti built, and. insert lliat itr. dftil^qri ji:ay be averted, f hey cfiii buly be avertvit by destroying the Inonster in its criv.Rc'. The South Georgia Sc Flori da Company should be induced to return to their original designs, nml the road should he a “Tliomasville and Albany* 1 road. That original design would never have been aban doned, but for the coldness and indifference ol our people, and their obstinate adherauce to move ambitious but less practicable plaits of improvement. We must have Railroad meetings, ami subscribe sufficient stock to give us a strong voice in the loca'ion of the Road. Its terminus must be at Albany and if its route is not direct, it must at least cross tbu river not far to the south. At any liazzard we must prevent the connection with Ciithbeit, for even If the location should pass via Newton to this place, we have little to fear so long as we are secure against the movement from the former place. With a successful construction from Thomnsvillc to tills place, and a road from this to Dawson, we will acquire all that we may hope to gain and it would not be dilli- ill to show Albany vvotfld be tlicj ipient of the many benefits which the far tlier development of the country would iav ish upon every branch of the people’s Indus, try. Having taken considerable pains to ascer tain the intention of the South 4*teorgi:i A Florida Railroad Company, ami their pros- peels ofsueeess, I lay the above before the people of Dougherty for their consideration, Imping that our men of meals may go to work at once. I.et some of Jail* influential citizens go out with lists for subscribers to stock, to sign, with the amount of stock af fixed. Suppose three lists were put in mo tion, one lor one thousand dollars to each subscriber, another for five hundred dollars, and another for two hundred and fifty dol lars. After gefting a respectable number of subscribers, bold a meeting and take such action ns may bo necessary to have subseiibcrs hero represented in the Compa ny. .Mr. F.ditor, try to wake up our people. Yours Truly, Cm/.IJN, WIIUI.KSAI.I-: Mabori, Ga. AXl) IlKTAir. io:.M.i:n ix T INWAI1E. Crockery, wMidware, Cutlery on<! House Furnishing Goods. 1 have mi baud UCMi IRON AN I H H, (JCKKN OF TilK SOUTH and other im proved pattern , COOKING STOVES which I will sell ns low as first class Stoves can lie soft. Alsu u gooil nssuitiucui of Box and Parlor Stoves. 3^;r Fvery Sl-.ve WARRANTED per fect and satisfactory, or exchanged. MV Crockery, Cuilcry, nml nit foreign goods, having been HOl'tt IIT in person from the MANl’- FAt’TUUKSand IMPORTED DIRECT. __ I am onublctL tg olfer them to .Merchants nt fiilttn iitimv Albany woBTcl tie llicpront. if] l>rlcn. ' j <.)IU)KltS by mail promptly tilled nt lowest prices TERMS CASH. H. A. WISE, 0c'i:i-oH.1m Macon, On. LIST or LETTERS R KMAININtJ ill the IN.sl (Mllce, nl Alhatiy, fin., October l-l. 1HI.7. Itass Mrs Nancy ; linker Miss Au.amla : llcrry llillartl :.ltl«ck Miss l.iz/le; Itoun S. H. &t’o.; Ituwiunn John; Kiown John : Brown Miss llennic Brown lit’; Brooks John Brooks Jordan ; Bntis llev liavie, (colored), t'nsey .1 t', t’nrpentev I. I.: t'n.iless Jiimes, (rot)t'l irk Mnloom, Uavis \\ I.: Pnvis It 11. Mavis Sliss t'nmifinn: Daniel H t! *, Dykes Miss Nellie : livens James W ; liven Joseph ; livens Pleimnnl i Hu id .1 m.ly { Henry Urey ; Hn*e H V : llollev W. f. Harris Mrs. Mary F ; Hicks IV II : Hill Mrs M II: lloltiday J J; Hogan Ben: Jackson A It; Julies M (’ ; .hues Itilumy; Johnson Thomas; I.ark Janies ; l.erris Wnrr* n : I.nnday l.ydy J. t'. ; Marl in .loliert ; Merrit Jackson : Mor ns Lewis. Mow son Miss M A; Moreland J t Moth Dr James; Miiko Miss .MAttic; FichoUn Col. IV. M; 1‘iukcr Mayor : l’enree I sum ; Phillips William; l'inkney Joe; Po6ter Isnao (eol) ltirhnad-*on llaektin & Dye Itohliins (Mia»')es W ; Foot! W. J \ It II ; .Simton '/- Slnnlon Marshall I. ; Smith Arehihuld Speights A M ; Stokes J W : Stokes (leorgo Tanner .Mrs Ma- lissa; Tnylur .N. V : Thompson .Miss l.tioy A , Walker 1*. h ; Wnker Frasier i Wnrren James W ; Wheeler .1. t‘ ; Willis tieorge lcoloredl William Kmili , Wrigh| Floyd, Wright Miss Mary. Persans calling for any of (ho above letters will please say advert bed. M J. UH'IIAltDSON, P M Notice to Debtors and Credl:o. j. Gkoiiiii v—Baker Comity. A 'l.T. persons indebted to-HAT/-stale of ,1.0 Jones, deceased, leaker im»., nre'required to make Im mediate payment, and I limn) having’claims against said estate, will rentier them in\n.i the law directs . OotM IOd M. A. JONHS, llxeeitliix. Admini.s:i'atoi'’8 Sale. • B V virtue of nti order of the t’oiirt ol Ordinary of Ureette t'oiinty, will he sold in Aihnny, Doughevtv cniuiy. Ha., within the liana hours of sale, on the lirst Tuesday in Novemhur next, the line (’oil.mi Plantation of Hie late Major George O. Dawson, lying in Dougherty Co., about 12 miles from the city of Albany, containing about Hlevcn Hundred acres (Gak and Hickory) Laud, of which a hunt U*iU nro cleared, a.ljoining the land of Peter McLaren, Gorge Walker, John It. Jones and land formerly owned by Jeremiah Beall. Also, will be sold on the 2thh of Dee., next, on the Plantation, between the usual hours of rate, S. T. COLEMAN’S E X T E N SITE FALL S T 0 cl IS NOW EEADY? CITI/.KNS OK MIDin.K AM) SOUTH-WESTERN GEOHGI A RK INVITED Til aiYK ME A CAM. »I.c.:i il.ry corin' in rlo ilirtr IrnJInK. I Iuivp m„|, on 111ARY KKFORTS In |ii-i)'liu-(! n STOCK THAT WILL PLEASE, Ami I Irrn-C MCVKIl Leforc ofli-rwl so VAItlEl) nml COMI’ltEl I KN’sivI ASSORTMENT, Mcrffinlifrom iioniliv Villingrs an IIml ionic cTirtioo tliiiif's with whir-li r.. |. ( ,| l |J I call Especial Atteaticn io IRISH LHSTE] of wlii.ii I nm milking :i SI’KCIAI.TV. Oct.l-lm S.T. COLEMAN; Next to National Bank, Macon, I D O O Li S Tint Landi.oud’s Ciianbi:.—IVtltaps umongthia partifttlar class, then* lias not bct'ii such a general move for years as has taken place this week. Commencing here at home, A. .1, Towns, Ksq. lmilt a new hotel, Mathew Stuhleflehl, i* *li(c*«1 it, nml movetl into it, leaving his It mse at Macon, Mrs, F. L. Rouaml, of the Fainter’s House, now occupies the Stable* 11 hi House. Col. llyington of Ft. Val ley Killing Home, oeeupies the Rlanter' 8 II ntse. Col. MeAlee, of Smithville, otvil- p os Ryiugton’s o'al stait'l at Ft. Valley, our frieml Ivey, of thi* 4 fit;, of the Ivey House, now oeeupies the MeAlee House at Smith- villi*. Ami Ren NY right occupies the Ivey House. At Maeon, Col. Logan, who has so long reigned nt the Lanier House, retires, and Col.Snow, of Maeon, takes charge. The- , , , tl . , j all the pmauiinl prupmiy pertaininglo the Planin- Nntional Hotel has ehaugtal its name to the Hon. Torm.scash. I tarnation io ha dalivorad on mSJ) vsi&&i£9&s«sjs)1 STAIR BALLUSTERS, Newel lV)sts, Al'Mihlings, c\r.(*. A Large Stook of common nizcD always on hand. BLMR & BICKFORD, 2IKI I'.AV STIIKKT, SAVANNAH. <!.\J I’l? ! r llRSONS wishing l.um' er can ba supplied nu sliorl notice, liy hemling their bills in ihe un dersigned, or in (’apt. .1. \V. Armstmng, Jr., Agent •Soiith-WeMeru Bail ltoad, Albany. A. Pi. Vlt’KMBS, 10.1 S. W. It. B. Sept. 28, 18(57* * '.lit-If NOTICE TO m be it. Suppose that this dangerous Road were now built ami in actual operation. Could the situation then admit of remedy? Could we build any Road which would checkmate the other and restore to Albany her former aseetidaey on the west, side of Flint River? Some one might suppose that the building of a Road direct to station 0 or other point on the Gulf Road would effect the object. It certainly would not do so for though it would shorten the distance to Savannah, it would not diminish the freights. The A. & (J. ltoad from No 1) to Savannah would re. fuse to compete with the A. AG It. R. from No ID to Savannah. They would natural ly prefer to carry the cotton over their w hole length, and would ehargo such heavy rates ou your cotton as to coutiuuc it iu the interest of the planter to seek the Cuthhert and Tliomasville stations in preference to your own. All this is pi tin and will admit of no reply. You could not build direct to Savannah, and nothing else would answer the necessities of Albany. There is one course however which i: sm li an emergency would at least amelior ate the condition of Albany, and that would he tlte const ruction of a Road from herself to Newton. If indeed Hitch a road could bo built before New ton was well advanced, it is very possible that Albany might by hu- perior capital retain her present superiori ty, but she would barely sustain, not add “Herse House,” with Cnpl. Devse as pro prietor, his sou retiring. At Kufaula, the Howard House, has changed hands, and John Howard, ho well known, takes posses sion again. The Faria House of this city is now occupied by Mrs Hradeiibaek, Mr. Paris retiring. Stationnty, and still keeping up their rep utation, as the best houses in the country is the celebrated Frown's. Hotel iu Macon, and Johnson’s Hotel in Smithville. 2- > ?.*’ , NVc learn from the Selma Times that Gen. Joseph K. Johnson has resigned the Presidency of the Ala. & Tonn. Rivers Kail road—from Selma to Dalton—and that his place has been filled the election of F. 11. Delano,of New York. Now Advertisements. Ii. I'luniuliun lo ba ilalivcroil on ilia 1 si of January naxi.-nii'l personal ir-qieriy ou ilia «lay of unto. KDIVAUD W. SKABUOOK, Fap'Jl l.iwlil. A it mi n ini rat or. OTTO & GRUBB, General Newspaper Agents, —-llryan Sired— XEXT TO THE CORKER OP DULL (At Ford & Thompson's News Depot,) SAVANNAH, - - - - GA. F. M. THOMPSON, Contractor and Builder, am» nr.\i.Kn ix 11>IIIS Now Hotel, oracled where Ihe llyington I Houre used lo aland, is now open for tha ro- 1 option of HO4ItDJblltS and THAN* SIIJNT C’IJS'lOJI. The proprietor hopes io oorivo a liberal shim> of patronagr, ns his terms are modcrato, ^ Da.v Board will bo $;tl) par month, payable*tn advnnar, Trouidctit ns reasonable ns nuy house in the city. M. 8TUBBLEF1KLD. Albany Oct, 1 18lJ7-2w Proprietor. FOR LIVERPOOL FUOM SAVANNAH. rpilK A No. 1 American Clipper Sh'p, “ Stai* JL Of t llO West,” l'BURV, Muster, Will Imve despatch tor the shore Port. Freight-12c per lb. on Cotton. _ - W. M. TUN NO & CO, llH^Ws will receive and fcrwsrd shipm^nta of Cotton •• nbove, without any charge, and also make liberal advances on consignments to our friends in Liverpool, or any other Kuropean Port, Savannah Oct. 1. Jiw Grand Lodge of Georgia. ZEF^ ■ -A ■ JVC, fpHK annual communica- I tion of theOrand Ledge i of Georgia, will convene nl the Masonic Hall in Ma- cou, on Wednesday, Btiih day of October. All Lodges and Brothers will lake due notice of the same. Such Lodges as cannot bo repre sented, .are requested to send their returns and dues at the lime, or as early ns practicable thereafter. / Secretaries of Lodger needing Blanks for Returns- will make application to me immediately. By order ot the M. W. Grand Master. sept24-lt S ROSE. G. Ser’y. BURIAL OASES, AI.HAXY, «A. I am prepared to eouiract for nil kinds of work iu my line, and premise salisfaclion in every ease. J tst~ * B«‘"l •Ui'l'lfl nf SIKTAI.1C RUR.IAI, I.ASKS loll.lmilly on linn.l, nml Cm-nlshr.l nl Imrl nolino. A)ho n goo.l onpj.ly ot ROSEWOOD Hlld WALNUT COFFINS So:umIHk '<•')'>' liiiu in this lino. Allmny, June StUti, 18U7. . Al-|-,m ROGERS & PATTISON, Machinists and Founders, ALBAXY, GA. H aving mumum » kgundrv «mi j t'lltNK Sllot* nl ihi. jilnct*. r.v nre now jur.it lo lurni.li QlN GEAltlNG, (nit rims.) SUGAR MUXS anil KETTLES, IRON, STONE ami HOUSE FRONTS, IRON DOOR „,..l -WINDOW SILLS, URAl'ivETS, RAILING GRATING, IRON FENCING, (elgt i. a*i Maohino Shop .’nV.” "r.'.:" *"•' »«•»»» ^; 0—If rY »H|kind, of M.rliln.r;, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. .Tpi™!: DR V GOOD WK HAVE REMOVED 1 NR0M MtiDiorry Slr.nl lo HOLLINGSWORTH'S | NKW BUILDING, oil Ihe cormr uf the alley, wiiliin sight ol llardeimiii and Spark's Ware- house, almost opposim Wnlfnlk'a Wnrehniieo, «>n Poplar street, only n few sieps from th" l*a i D n j»ol, and near I lie Brown llnu«e an-1 Naiional Hotel. Any of yon ilial waul • RA(’()X, CORN, FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, Family Groceries, IMnutnliim Sl'ITf.IKS, ]IA(i(ilX(i, ITJOX TIES, Ac. (m, iis it full. ftir We nre sole agents for Charles Nelson’s ol,r second rioor, is complete and full in Celebrated 1 various parts, embracing n full line Copper Distilled Whiskies, EMrw.i Be..—s-i, j-i, u-i. s-i, iw Ami linve on linml, in ml.lilion, n Inrgq .lock uf! „ , , T', , tfln.s, llrnnJic., Ac. i I'l-lnl. ..I nl srmk'n nml mri|i.«. . I , _ t . : Dress Goods of nil iniiniifuci m e Mcgralh & Patterson, ^r!SX!i!m P „m,. s ^Lao 1 Hosiery, Gloves and Vmikec Notions gcnmlljf fop, 7 9 m j Itoots tor Boys and Men l * Shoes, llrognns—Boy’s nnd Men' 0 t, . .. . ’ . i Ladies and Gents’ Dress nnd Walking Shoe*, d Gcorffln—IlouRhfrly (ounty, patterns, 1 rfVVO Months after the publieaiion ofiltis notice! u, “* Boys' Hats, large lot •M. applicnlion will he made lo the I'omi of Ordi-' th'Dikeis, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans nary of said county for leave to sell all the real Us- j b'Uilde «*ud Single Barrel Shot Giins late belonging lo Ihe estate of Dr. A. 0. Hill, late 'Fo n good Hue MiUnery Good-, and in M ot said coiiuiy deceased, for the benefit of the heirs ■ ,,,oM nuything a man may call far. nml crcUilor. of »»IU Ucc.iueiL^^ ^ ^ WE ALSO HAVE Albany, S.pl. 0, tS(!7 A.lm'r A. i’. Hill, ilec’il. ^ MamillOth StOCk Of Gl’OCelj Boili fancy and staple GROCERIES, SHOES, BOff HITS, IIUUIW ARE, ICON, F.K.I Wlih.h we propose lo .-ell as Inw as any IioiJ ihe Slate, and we respect fully solicit onroMpiT eiisloniers, ainl as many new one**, lo favoruil a call ami inspect our stock and price.-, sliicB think will convince Hie most skeptical mindoU useless expenditure of time nml money by ( fur*hoc north, east ami west, iu finding clicapj licit Cl' goods. Our Dry G9ods DepartmenJ i. j. nni.MABTUt, jxo. rtvvxEiiv, r. w. nni'siMoxn. ! L, J. GUILMARTIM & CO., COTTON ITA.CTOT^S -A N D- GENERAL CO.IIJIISSIO.Y MErUHAYTS, Savannah, Georgia. tOT Liberal ADVANCES made on CONSIGN- i MENTS. Ojilors promptly filled, at Lowest I Market Rates. Aug. 2'J, 1807 2sq Cm 87 DISSOLUTION. The co-partnership heretofore existing between! !*• H * Rogers, and M. Ruwell, under the style nml name of I*. S. Rogers & (\>. Iron Founders, is this day dfisolved by mutual consent and by the with. ,, drawal of M. Rtaasu from the hi m. ^ ^ ^ j tinnniioii of the same for the future. ^ ^ M. llu-si Li.. I York, where lie will remain a month longer, fit the ndvttntnge of the pressure of lioiise* 1 rtM ' faclurers who are compelled to realise. JIMUKAllXO Tidiaoco of nil grades and qualities F. II. and Parker's Osimbiugs Macoli Sheetings Yams—all niimhrrs Bagging ol the Blanket Mail it fart nre— ing 2 1-1 Ihs. per yard Arrow and Buckle Ties, Nails Powder and Shot Sugar of all grades Coffee of all qualities Soaps, Potash Candles, Baisins ('rr.ckers. Snuff Case Liquors ami by the barrel Vinegar, Pepper Spice, Ginger Hollow*Waro, Sad Irons Hatchets, Axes Drawing Knives Table and Pocket Cut lory A 'tgurs, Chisels nnd Files Also 200,000 tbs. assorted Iron Very cheap Plough Steel, etc. Tli.inXing our fricu.li nml slninpers !<* ''“I onnge in the past, wo respectfully soltci Albany Ga, Sept, 9th 1807 uV Co-partnership Notice! J. B- ROSS & SON, qTHE umleriigu,.! linri! II,I. Onj- f„rni.J n en- «yle of ihe firm lo ho ItOGF.US & PaTTISON. P. 8. ROGERS, Albany, Sep 19, (57. THOMAS PATTISON. fit ' JUST OPENED! A "'*“f "inn FINE rir.ARS, and "THAT TOnACCO.” LEA It. E. WHOLESALE DEALEILS Ini Clurry nnd 33 ’^‘jl aep.R—1m ' —-* Notico to Cotton Tax Pay®” •rirST, JOHNSTON A •■(»-. 1.1 li COOK. f " r 1 ** u "i,a' n ij ■„') rninrnairncis from Flinl.rn.Mry''"’'”,,, wlio drnir. In rrro. rr from llib 0° „f,r ,.„iJ ou COTTON. Tlioir o rr-lfd ’™, f iIipoi, 11ERSCHEL V. JOHNS"",. Srp 5d, f,7 WI* ('■