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;Y CAREY W. STYLES. Doi JniuJjrtjp;"’) v<.J ,t <r«*t ■ • / FOR IHY COUNTRY, WffOUC;. y '>» i 1 - <i ~-7?T ALBANY, GEORGIA! NOV. 9; 1867. NUMBER 111. Subscription Reduced. J or tub Diombb IB Corrox a«d th* t Scabcitv or Moxir, w« h»,b Coscluoid k the Tbicb or tub Tbi-Wbbkit Nxwa Uffiog wilt b« our roll* from Ibis dulo - . Ji'm ' . : —$(> DO , jC'h, :...:. ««» ’ " ,4^89 period than C months, $1 per month iTwSriber*, txcept permanent oily mer- I ,’ ko >re udnrtlilug mllh u», will be «- ji,W lu odTBi'o- «' nates—.Ubiny Trl-Weskly News. .r. i •f l m n tj q V » W > a i a £ 0 o a 4 s o a to J K $ 8 $ 25 $ 35 10 25 35 50 20 85 45 00 25 40 00 80 80 50 7ft 100 40 00 00 120 05 80 120 150 »percent a f-K* Marriage isient adv< additional for doudle column ndver* _ >n*i ctrda. of the usual modest dimen* laiertcd*’nt $20 per annum, or $10 per Announcing Candidates 8$, Obituary J e Notices, not to exceed 1 square free. vertiaements must be paid in advance, to. Legal advertisements will be charged fleer authorizing them, to whom a reason* c 0 ent will be allowed for the seourity. ibed merchants in Alhany, Macon and 8a- trill be called on when the editor needs 'aid a spirit of business liberality will al- iadulged. trill be no softening of tliese prices for ledicines, or patcut humbugs or any de li all others in the eeliination of our Maurhes- tcr men. But it is neither Manchester preaching nor any other Manchester agen cy that lias brought about such a desirable end. The people have arrived at it of their own free will and accord. The high prices winch they have obtained for tlieiv cotton orops during the last few years have yaid them well; and it is simply owing to their having discoved that nothing paid them better, that tilings have come to such a pass. With tho extension of cotton cultivation, the production of grain lias corresponding!,' decreased, and a scarcity ami dearness ot all sorteof food lias toliowed as a natural con sequence. In Khandcish, at the present day, a coolie can live on 4 its, a month; but here,owing to the scarcity ol grain, it takes nearly double that nmnuiit. It nlso common, loo, to import grain from Klmn- deish, and people doing so find it to pay well, even after paying a high railway car riage—the difference between Burar and Khandcish value being so very great. While, therefore, cotton is’ now the god of tho Borar cultivator and cotton dealer, it is looked upon with a very different eye by Law Cards. D. H. POPE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AI.BANY, «A. ^ILL give prompt Ml rut ton to any business entrusted him, iu all tbe Courts or Dougherty, aud unrounding comities. : : July 4, 1807. 7l-3p* ’ G. J. tVKIUHT. L. P. D. WARRF4. WRIGHT & WARREN, ... .. ^ SLOAN. GROOVER 8b CO., ANil— .. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AI.BANY.WA. ■ t sToiiiunn a i.uwKH range, bAT‘BTRHI3T, SAVANNAH, OBOROIA. W ll.T. practice in llieseveral tionrtsof l.awntsi Kiniily in this Kmle unit the Cln'iiil Court, tiled I of llie United Slides for the Slate of (ieorgia. Also allentlun given la COMMISSION in SANK' RUPTCY. Albany, Nov. IS, 18ii5. —37 I /I'BEIIAI. AOVAMiHS ON COTTON consigned lu onr. eoiTcspauiii'iile i|i Sew York oud Liverpool, YttniSRv , ; the poor coolie who earns liis bread by the ' ’ ifways sweat of his browjas lie tolls on our rail and labors on our roads. To him every flora of cotton that grows seems blit so’much grain less to eat; and wliilo lie tries in vain tositisty liimsclf with bis scanty meal in- ■kslii stead of joining in the workship of the ryot, be is much more inolincd to exclaim, “Let Relative Val»e of a Ponnd of Chiton. _ jhaiiy and oft-repeated arguments | by the Southern press to convince ' «that it was their best policy to raise itoa and more of every article of con- ion needed at home, have never been leauovcrted. Their correctness was too pendent to admit of cavil. Nevertheless ' there has been, for the two yeare since the ■ fir,a general practical disregard of tho ad- I rice.' Both of those years tho largo mn- 1 My of the planters made an effort to raise ' ' erbps of cotton, to tho necessary t of food crops. They failed, on ac- cotton perish, hut give mo lood enough to satisfy my hunger.” Butlabor is dearer in Berar titan in Kliamleislt, and the coolie is partly compensated in this way; but, with all that, lie is still the sufferer. A ronlio iu Khandcish gets live annas a day, but in licrar seven annas is the ordinary rate. Plenty of cotton and a scarcity ot grain likely to be llie order of llie day iu Berar so long ns cotton attains to anything like its present rate at Liverpool. Wliou it lulls to (id., it remains yet to lie seen wliat the effect will be upon our cotton growers; fur since King Cotton began to rule in India it has never reached so low. People say it will never pay the rvot to grow it at such a figure,' * believe till count of unpropitinns seasons and unsteady kbor, to make the cotton crops “pitched” lor,hut-they still made, as mncli as the trade demanded and enough, to reduce tho price but I believe that even when it does fall to that point it will still continue to be grown to a considerable extent. The ryots have now got thoroughly accustomed to the cot ton plant, mid will not lightly give up tho rearing oilt Besides, were tho whole cul- u * oMhe staple to figures barely paying ex it is MiKS. It is now apparent that it they ltd not tried to raise so much cotton, but bad planted other crops instead, they would luvo hoet) ranch more independent to-day. Latterly.the press has teemed with call- itcs drawing that the present price of cot- I w)H iirdly reimburse the cost of its pro- ‘ion. These estimates have reference to p atone. Let us now consider the reln- lire prices of cotton and tho commodities “ lEopleot the Sonth have to buy with it, ') and since tho war, to see if there has tin a commercial revolution rendering mpossilile to buy those other necessary imoditiea with the proceeds of the cotton j, ■ Botoro the war, a pound of cotton mold always buy a pound of bacon or flu ff; now it takes two pounds ot cotton to y one pound of either. Before tho war, rand of cotton would buy two or three ids of flour; now it buya but little more one. Before the war, the cost of a gul- fsyrup was about four or five pounds iltoi); now eight or ten pounds. Before (.par, com averaged Horn one year to tivated land in the province to be devoted to grain, grain would become so plentiful and cheap, that even a lower figure than Od. lor cotton wonld pay better than any sort of grain. • y , v etop.- ler about seventy-five cents per bushel; ’ ’ aft"t ■' ; it is one dollar and a half or three lent Wo might extend this conipari- * L ~gging and rope, shoes, iron, coffee, all the commodities necessary to s life at tho South, and the dif- etween former and present times It be found, nearly the same. Even fabrics afford no exception—u pound «n will not buy as much cotton b as formerly. 1 comparison serves to show that, b,the price of cotton may be nominal- rar than it was before the war, it is j much lower, because the norm- » p( other commodities have ad- . _) much more than cotton; ergo t will not do now as formerly, to ex- pcotton for those other commodities ton will not go far enough, etpondent of ours the other day, 1 that the reason why planters die ijp policy of planting less cotton food crops, was that the argu- ita favor was so conclusive that iter thought that all others .must ireo and would bo guided by it, i could plant a large crop and get a 3 for bis I It tarns out that each in ing to overreach others overreached ( and all fnstained a common loss.— e comparison of prices which wo have Med ought to point this moral; tlr* > of ootton is relatively too low, a e of other commodities too high, th-exohpnge profitable to the cot- r, as anon a barter used to bo.— i to regain former prosperity is barter, and mako at home the dities that wo cannot afford to buy itlon.—-Columbus Enquirer. epu to. an FratpecU ia Mia. " Jtof the Times of Indio, nrawouee, on the lfitli o: Medical Cards. Drs, Jennings & DoWitt TTAVE associated themselves in the practice of g~l. medicine. llrFICK—Up Upstairs over HHsinan k Hall’s Drug Store. Dr. DeWilt will rive special attention to SUmilCAL enses. Albauy, July 2d, 1807. 70-tf W»c. II. Bi'RROuuiis, Tups. II. Maxwjli, W. H. BURROU0HS & 00., mtvm* ■ wmmtMWk Forwarding Merchants. No. $7 Bay £lrctet ? Savannah, Oa. DB, TODD. • —°~~ • • . ,i OFFICE—Lehman's Corner, Opposite Livery Stalin. RESIDES Oh At N. 1‘. RR IS SOS'S. Fcb!2-nll-tf] ALUANV.UA, n. v. uAlloway M. P4PR REMOVED. D K8. CUOMWELL Si CONNALLV bare removed their office ever the store of Rich, (Julotuikyi Lu,. iu rear of Dr. Alexnr.d>r,' the Dentist. In our absence, leave your menage on ihfe Slatf- oollC Jlin • • Drs. Callaway &, Rope, While, therefore, a fall to (lib a pound at ilti Liverpool is sure to diminish itseuliivution, no possible fall, however soriouS—even -will ever banish it entirely iVom tho attention of our cultivators, ft by any combination of oiroumstanocs, it were to happen that cotton lost favor altogether with tho ryots, and that it were to disappear as an article ot commerce from amongst u», it would indeed he a sad matter for India, PALMYRA, GA. Maroh .10th, 1807 [80-ly] •, HRS. SIHS L JJA-VK’ asfwiciited thrmselvas logrthcr In 1 tho practice of.piedicin«, and hereby leudpe jlw-h* services to thecitiiens of Albany and viciuity. OFFICE—At the Drug Store of Qifliert A Bro on Woshhigtoh street. May 2d, 18*17 f’Wtf] DR. W. A. LOVE, ALBANY, GA. Oflice (until further notice) at Iiit> Resilience nearly opposite the residunce 6f Captain John A Davis’. May 8th, 1867 40-ly and no part of tho empire would feel.it more his. What the far-famed city of than this. Oorarawuttee, with its 25,000 inhabitant*, would do with it is difficult to imagine, tor cotton seems to be so completely the Alpha and Omega ot their existence, that hardly anything else is cared for. What they did before ootton became the Yngc it is dilHcut to guess at, but whatever that was, there is no doubt that in the event ot the downfall of cotton, they would return to it as naturally as the child turns to the hand that feeds it. ROST, Ware-House anil Commission Vallandlghaiu on Bingham Vallandigbam, iu a recent speech, thus referred to John A. Bingham: “Bingham has chosen I o speak ‘ * * ’ like a counties for the * J VX MERCHANTS; Special attention given to the mile of.L'fiUqn in this Market, and accounts rendered promptly. \Ve will also forward Colton iol and hr * of Vallandigbam as‘slicking out liis neck crane, and gibbering like a ghost.” Let me li II him that it is nottheghosl of Yutlandigbam that dis turbs bis serenity. Vallandigbam is still nitre and able in Ueab to vex bis foer.. [Applause.] It is the avenging spirit of that unhappy woman who flits be- hie v* ' * * ^ of their CottonB the approaching seanon, and pledge our best efforts to promote Iludr interest. Y. G. RUST, | T. H. JOHNSTON, | 1>. 0. .LOCKETT August IU, 1867 tf fore his vision at noon day aud glares across the meditation of his guilty conscience at midnight.— It ia leh ghost of his vie ctirii that dogs his footsteps, tnookingribreaiening, tormeuting, aggravating and driving him to the doom of a Htiicide. [Applause.] Says this counsellor of a murderous conspiracy, ‘the negro ia just as fit to vote as the tail end uf a wheel- U. S. INT*£i. REVENUE. Assist. AssKssoa’a OfficR, Mid. Dint. Ga. Alvamt, Sept. 11, 18G7. jp^OTICE is hereby given to all who may haVe borrow,’ meaning there by the bard workiog Irish man. Has he not read the history of the Ei tncrald Isle 1 Knows he nothing of her statesmen, her scholars and her warriors 1 Has he never heard of bar orators, carryipg multitudes captive with their resistless power of native eloquence ? Of her poets thrilling tbe hearts of humanity with their songs, and immortalizing tbe land of their birth and the race from which they sprung ? Must the great and the gifted and the good be thus insulted by ignor ance and malice? 1 shall dismiss the unmanly reviler of genius from further consideration, ttnd if he wishes to discuss the raerlls.of Ibo Irishman and the African, let him produce from bis negro pctB a record that will compere with that of the people he asttiUs* WniT* SoLDixBs^ve. Nhwbks.—A,R»<Nc»l jour: nal speaks of tbe nigger •soldlei? of the Urated States as men “to whose heroic efforts and self- ucrilcrs x« we m.inljr indebleU forlb.prue- .fl- i on of the Bopublli." While heroes «3 r.ryinsigniflcsnl with (he Kadi ctls, •• nt Liver- markets h place in Taa Nixt PiasiDExet—Bspuiiiatiox.—Upon (he important question of the national delil, Sey- miur and Pendiolon stand ns widely separated ns Ureeley snd Ben. Butler. Seymour, like Greeley, bolds lei the releraplion of the nnlionnl debt In coin ; Wndlellon, like Boiler, goes for pnying off the bondholders in grtenbneks. Seymour repre sents tbe Belmonls and other Democratic liondliol dors of tbe East; Pendleton representa tbe Demo- oratlemn.isa, Ifuettho masses of both parties, in the West. “Down with the system which giees gold to the bondbtldsr nndpnper 1 o t>-e working men,” is a war cry whieb will piobbaly be •’ live, if tried, aa waatba cry in 1810 against Marl in Van Burn’s Sub-Tre»aary syatim. of “Do rn with ibis system which glveigiid lo ihe officebo dera and bank rags to the people.'—N. Y. Herald, Nor. 8. t cotton cultivation in Barei ib fartber.- It nuoli is reMlj 1,1 Wve no reason to donbt ft I see indnees me to be- reacbed that the ryots, ol , higb.^»o]> .Pope’s Election.—An cxcliango says -i nr tLnt (Ita Prof ident will lay before the Cab netthe»rbitr»- ry action of Gen. Pope in keeping open the election in Georgia beyond the time desig nated in the original notice. This is -rc- rtrded as a clear violation ol the law, and it iflikely the matter will be investigated. Business Cards, ■' ALBANY, GA- ‘^^’E btg lo renew Ihe tender of our Hervlees I Saviinnali Adveftbements. M. b'LOAN, ... Rome. Ga. , Co Rra UA90VA.IL . . . IfrookH Co, Ga. A.T. MAC lH+Y**, ThomHHViUc, Ga. Criitiitiission ^Merchants, For fhr sale of Cotton ami other Produce, Timber, Lumber, lien! Eal%l«, Personal Properly. Ao. ocl24 ilmo A. C. MoRAE, toninissimt Ulcrcliaut, h8 Hay F.TRraT. Savannah, Goornia. S fli.L coulinui.R.a strictly commission buiinesi^, No'lnfcVesl in the pnrchhse of Colion. Von* sigiilriclrfs ■roiiollMp Prompt fend personal olteB- tiun’lo allHusincHHicontideiklo tuy icore. LiberalndvanoeH on cotlpn fur fair or sltipmcnl, All pierokandisc. promptly forwarJvd when to my car«, ... oet 24—3mos. The Arrow Tie § Iron Bands •c —FOR— BALING COTTON I (an iNsraAttvt AUAtNnr FIRE, WASTE AND THEFT! CHEERY ST. Mooon, Ga. WllOLKSALK AND RETAIL Unequalled for Simplicity nml Rapidity of AiljustmentJ Surpassed by None forSlrrngth and Adap lability to all tbe Hues of t ommerce I IIEY aro manufactured iu Liverpool, of the mil BY an I bcHl Eli vision of the Engiinh Iron, under Ihe personal super- ihe Inventor, formerly a resident of New Orleans, La. Tha AJtftOW TIE la preferred by Shipmasters fendOonrpressmen. as ItU worked with i in 1 inch slack, while all 80LID TIES require Jl to 6 inches, which, in running through a cargo, involves a hea- ip vy loss to the Shipmaster. USE THE ARROW TIE and RANDS, and SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT and INSURANT!:! Arrangements have been made lo secure nil am ple supply of llie Arrow Tie and Ruuds for the coming Season. The Iron will he hotter limn Ihe best berelofore used. JAR. A. IIALL, Agent Middle and Southwest Georgia. ANDREW LOW dc CO, General Agents, Savannah, Ga. The undersigned is prepared lo furnish the AR ROW TIE to Ihe TRADE at SAVANNAH PRICES, Forwarding and Transportation Added. RUST & JOHNSTON. Hear the Insurance Agents: Savannah, Ga., May 7th, 18117. The recent fire» in this city having proved to our entire satisfaction, hv a thorough test, the super! orityof IRON RANDM for baling purposes, we strongly recommend them to the use of the Plant Jno. V7. Anderson’s Sons & Co. QE'WfeRAfT. COMMISSION ..-. i , | ‘ -AND- f nig ■ $fTn‘rj)ants, , Cwvuw lUr.nj toa nuti Uryini at«., SAVAKNikS, .- - - OA Jw. lW.uVN0r.BSON,,. • , I t , . K. ii, Anpxbson, ,Gu)...W. jVxhkbsox, jjira ‘ A*, li, Colic,* ocl24 Km 1 *• - 1 . i -it _ ’ .x. mi i . . _ Ewjab LJ Oi’rtiAitn/ • • ; Kowabu L. Holcombr, .. , 4 .AJJLp ■snmxxfQ mnoMANTs.) ers of Georgia ns an efficient agent in restrict hig loss by fire; and wo agree lo d’ Are prep»WD<l't,o adytQc6ilibprqlly.pl> consignments .# —j •* id to ** •f Cqit on, Produce And Merchan'diVo, nmT '* *>bsI houses in New Y MW:*--*' , tp llie bs r^’ork arid Liverpool .? h ' lp ilefers ft:;.j- Wd,,Mif chcll co., Tnpt.J. If. y^GrefclnV Mtl^hcll W.V D " ~ ~ Dm »oel Dr. E. If. Bacon, . Mr; L.*i. D. WMrrfen, Albany, Gat R«n '<■ t> t.i .• i • iscriminatc, wliou practicable, in favor of Cotton thus secured. A. WILBUR. General Insurance A gout. CHARLES GREEN & SON,Agent*Liverpool, London and Glolm Ins. CA. CH ARLES L. COLBY 4t CO., Ag*!- 8nn *t At lantic M. Ins. Co., N. Y . R. II. F< HITMAN, tusuranee A;ent.*. WOODRRIDOH BROTHERS, loKiraneo AgV. B. A. WISE T1NWAHH Crorkory, Wontlwnro, Cutlery nnd II cure Fiirnli-lliiig Ltn’s. I have on lianJ ® IRON WITCH, tjUEKNOKTHK ®)l'TH im.l other im- provtHl patten. COOKING STOVES which I will sell as low as first class Stoves can he sold. Also & good assortment of Box and Parlor Stoves. 2-$?** Kvery Slovo WAIJUANTED |»or- foot nml Brttinluutory, or cxclmngpil.,^^3 MY Crockery, Cutlery, and all (oreigu goods, having been BOUGHT in person from the MANU FACTURES nud IMPORTED DIRECT. I am enabled tu ofler them to Merchants nt luw prices. ORDERS by mail promptly tilled at lowest price* TERMS CASH. B. A. WISE, Octa-ftsllm Macon, Ga. Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Warehouse & Commis’n Merchants, C At the Old Stand of Harris & Ho as, Corner Nci oiul mi(l Poplur Sfrwta, Wlll glvo strict attention to tlie storage nnd salo of Cotton. Will mako liberal nnvnnccs on Cotton in store. Aro preparod to furnish RAGGING and TIES or ROPE nml oilier Plantation .Supplies. sept 7 jiqJtO 'fitful NEW WAREHOUSE FIRM. I. T. THOMAS, Insurance Agents; J. C. McNULTY, Secretary Southern Insurance “i Trust Co. T .JAMES T. STEWART, Agtm L»>ml.»n and ^ Lniicn-uer lnauraut'e Ct*iH|iuny. LANE \ WEST, Insurance Agents. Mai on, Ga., May 10th, 18117. The recent lire at the Warehouse of Mr. B. T. Chapman, in this city, having fully denionsirnled llie advnulnge of IRON BANDS fur b.ding purposes, ««» aserurlty against loss by Wee. we, iti* umtrealgii* ed Insurance Agents at Macon, Ga., take pleasure in endorsing the nelion of tho Agents nt Hnvnnnnh, Georgia. K. C. ORANNISS, Agent for eevernl Ins. Co’s. J- W. BURKE, Insurance Agent. ur ihe purpose of RECEIVING, STORING and SELLING t’OTTOS, respectfully lender their err- icon t.) lluir pluming friends. We have secured portion of Ihe WnrehonMo formerly eccupicd by Hates *V Wonlfolk, inure recently by Mr. Jonathan 'ollius. Wu hope, by mii icI nttenliuu, to give sat is* fuel inn to "Ur p.'iiru»i«. JAMES ||. WOiJLFobKv- JA.MKK H. ANDERSON, ■ep'i-Jm] li J. JOHNSON ^ CO., Insurance Agents. JE OGDEN, Insurnnee Agent. J. MONROE J. M. BOAUDMAN, InsursiHje Agent. J NO. B. COBB, Inauranc* Agent- May 28th, 1367. 55-Cth ROBERTS & TILLMAN. OFFICRs -yOtiTJl HI OB OF BAY STREET. U BOOR WEST OF CITY EXCUANOE. SAYAHSAH, - - - GEORGIA, ^ KN R (t A1,1 '(I M M1S 610 N AND FORWARDING Storage and Sale to hivgrppol anu havo k gold for account of owuer in all pnsis where the owner daslres. Liberal cash adVnh&es wilPbe mndfe by. ROBERTS i TILLMAN. bufiinens connection with the Revenric depart went, that I can be found at my office over th'd store & Roberts, at all times now occnpied by Draper within usual office hours. C. R; JOHNSON, Assist. Assessor Mid. Dist, Oa. dep ]2 07 fin; REVOLVERS. JOLT’S, Cooper’* Self Cocking, National A Co’*, Whitney’s, Bacon?* Merwii Bray’*. Prices from $12 to $25. 1.- E. WKLCII & CO c P. ROBENSON, cheerfully recommend them to public favor; T. II. Watts, ex-Guvernor of Ala; A. II. Clilhernll Hibah RoBnRTs - , ] f Of Savannah; Ga. D. L, Roberts. Joseph Tillmah, Madia ouuty Florida. of Ala; M. L, Woods, 200 Broadway, N. Y.; Jno. W. A. Sanford. Attorney Genetal of Alabama; W. C. Bibb, Montgomery, Ala.; E. A. Banks, New Or* HATS, HATS, leans, La; Geo. Mason, Esq., Mnyor of Wetumpkn, R, K. contractor, AIa. WHOLESALE! J^p)Vy open in tuy WHOLESALE ROOM, a large i lot of Wool and Fur Hats, CLOTH,-"VEtVIT, AND GLAZED GABS. 'CP JZ. a 52a CE> U2, =. EGS leave to inform Ihe citiiens of Alhany and vicinity, that he has opened his Shop over the store of Baggs & Stephens, next to Telegraph Office, and wlU be pleased to receive a share republic patronage. *”. 4 . TrlD "£5 executed in the latest laest style. Cliarges mode- ate, ( •« ROBENSON. KEW STORE and NEW GOODS. WE IIAVE OPENED A LAROtiftTOCK OF DRY IDS, Comprising Easpreas Cloths, Poplin, all wool Delains, opera Flannels riot of low Flannels,^alvatCJ. For Men, Boys, and Children. •--•AMdi LADIES’ and MISSES’ 1UT8, in endless variety, j Will duplicate Bills made in any of the Northern ir Eastern Cllfes,’ at'same prices and less. S ' M ’ 0 °I’PaM’ga. 15.T Cpngross’fltreel, BA oot 24—1 mo OUR; HOUSE ./twites i/.i vi‘ -BV- fr USE ^ C ^allighan’s Pills CHILLS & FEVER LIOHTPOOT &. OO., SSlavfboitsc ani) Commission MERCHANTS, MACON, OEOIIOIA Tuki* this imMhoil of infurmiug thoir frivndH nnd the public gcnrrrtlly, that they'liavo scoured Ihe large and coiiiinmIi*Min Warehoune formerly occupi ed liy Atlnni'* A BeyuotdH, and moro recently by U. F I'liupmutt. on the corner of First nnd Poplar Htreeln (near the Market House) whore they will <- El I All. ! hawe used Galtighan'a Pill*, and find they w will do all that iu^claimed for them, and give their alt-icl persminl attention to Ihe STOHAGE AND SALE OK COTTON. Wili make liberal advances on Cotton in store or shipped lo any of ihe Northern inurkals, Rnvnnnah or Liverpool. Will give prompt- attention to filling orders for BigK> n K and Rope or Iron Ties, and other supplies, sept 7. no 00 3 mo. j: Ala.; J. C. Riddle, N, 0.,lale and Georgia. . DAN'L HAYlUi, Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of F. & A. M., Ala. Atlanta, Ga., March 23. , Gallighan’s Pills have been used in hundreds of cases under my knowledge, with perfect success.— 1 recommend them to tbe afiiicled j everywhere. JOHN S. PRATHER. Lownurs Ctit'NTV, Ala. Gailiglian’s Pills.—I have given them and used them for some time, for Chills and Ferer. If they have ever failed iu curing, I have never heard of it. C, CROWELL UKODNAX. Albany, Ga., Feb. 20, 1807. Messrs. L. E. A H. E. Welch—Gents: 1 have used Gallighan’s I'ilis in more than forty cases of Chills Ft and Fever on the plantation of R. K. Hines, Es< daring Ihe past year, and in no case have they ed to do all they clnim to do. I ssq. fail best Fever and Agu« Pill in use. [ consider them the A. B. FANT. Amrbiouh, Ga., Sept 18,1806 Gerits—Gallighan’s Pills met with ready sale hero, and are taking the place of all other remedies for Chills and Fever. C. W. HANCOCK. T3, ,H.‘ KIRLIJST, , nny sirccl. Car. Whitaker, m 'SAVNNAH, GA- ia* been thoroughly renovated *1 in Amrnicus, April 17, 1807 One box of Gallighan’s Pills cored hip perfectly of Chills and Fever. They are the best medioiue for Chills and Fever I ever saw. ' A. G. R0NALD80N, Clerk Superior Cour 1 ,Suiuter County, Ga every practical improvemt 1' Vrfnfar. the TABLTt8 i sopjritedSr th the cbdiceit articles from Uie Domes- Jerry Waited new Btiilding Plt-aae give ria » caU jind yoaraelt. ^ GOI^|J|r^^^ lit, Market and from Mew . York, Philadelphia, B*l- Jliqorft fh>f/hla *nd elsewhere. Especial attention prcurla* |j,e cl;aio.»( , Game. Oysterp, Etc MBALfi FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS, From 6 a. m. (o mijniglit. *8rp.i I ,t*roonifl for pri ■ vote ppities. Tbe best bf ' A^E},;LftJUORS,CIGARS, ^c. f o^Vjnd,- cei^tf pu* attendant*. 85fiu Tor sale by al Drttggffeta, 9P Country Merchants supplied at wholesale . ocs in Albany, by L. E. k II. B. Welch, Hili & Ball, and Gilbert k Brother. WHOLESALE BY BLOUNT k HALE* Montgomery, Ala. Edward Wilder k Co, Louisville, Ky, Barnes Ward k Co, New Orleans. Harral Risley k Co, and Me essons & llobbin.JNew York. May 23, 1807 63-Cm ■hi JVST tHW’ .C 4. ^ HlTfc LBAD^ Linseed a (Ml, - Kerosene Oil, Bperm PiL kfeoblae Oil, Varnlihos, Ac. L.p.AH.B,V (»l ti ««dv r»; <.>\\ , WELCH, E EBSONS wishing Lumber cati be supplied on short notice, by sending their bills to tbe un* tgned, or to Capt. X. W. Armstrong, Jr., Agent tk-Wsstsrn Bail Road, Albany. 8eutk< Sept. 28, 1867- toy. A. E. VICKERS, 10J 8. W. R. R. 99-tf 1IIK undersigned having formed a Copartnership under the tinu iinme of Wool! oik & Anderson, m ffAN TATIONS For sale! OFFER three small well improved farms iu Calhoun county for sale. FheHe farms lie near the Notchaway Creek, and uoarlhe head of Keel'sereek. One cuiiiains 370 acres, of which 100 acres are well improved and iu cultivation. One of 470 acres, 200 acres in cultivation; 100 acres fresh laud One if 375jicres, over 200 acreH in cultivation, and of hese 70 acres nro fresh. These farms join each other, aud can lie cultivated as one large furui or separately ns throe small nnd distinct ones. These lauds will be suld together with stock, wagons and everything else. They nre convenient lo chur ches, boIiooIm, and markets. Cullibort is within 10 miles, Dawson 16 miles, And Wood's station 12 miles. ' For terms nnd particulars, enquire of W. E. Smith, Albany, Ga., or tbe subscriber, on Ihe premises. Titles good. ANTHONY G. WEAVER. On the road lending from Ilolli’s m Calhoun county. • oct 16—lnw3w . CDAUIIOKN. V£. r. IIKHBINll. a. H. JACKSON. Claghorn, Herring &. Co., Cotton Factors ami CoinnuHHion Merchants, AUKNTS rqKTnit ITBCHABK ANI) SALK OF Cotton Varns, Sheetings, Shirtings, &c. No. 120 Chesmit | No. 7 Warren Block, Phllnd«l|>liia,Pn. | Aiikiu.iu, (in. Consignments of COTTON, WHEAT, ard other produce solicited. Have ample and ewellent CLOSE STORAGE nml will make reasonable cash advanors on Consignments when desired. Agents for the salo of AUGUSTA FACTORY GOODS iu Philadelphia, and will furnish them in Augusta nt Factor]/ Erica. Also, Agents in Philadelphia and Steadman, . ge Augusta for Athens, High Shoals. R< Covington, and other Southern Fucli arigl—6m WARBHOTTSE -AND- €ommisflion JHcnl)ant TO The Planters &. Merchants In tendering you my thanks fos past favors, I again, wllk pleasure, oiler mv services, I promice to do my whole duty to all who are kind enough to „ „. . Jgh frust me with their patronage. To tboat of my former customers, who I have accepted favors for ...... Li I have strained every nerve, relying on thoir promptness to ro*et tbe same. I have ma0e arrange msnt* to store all cotton directed to my care at my old stand. * JONATHAN COLL1N8. , Macon *ept 19 *67 , —Wi Syoaj * I* I «•* i i i Mi) *J0 . .. -