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VolQ.-No. 7. % |’cpwMicaw. PUBLISHED nVi I.Y , raosdays, Thursdays & Saturdays AT $2 for Three Months, R.vtfs o’p Aovkrttsino- —Two Dollars n pq Ui\ro, of ton Ifnos ov loss for the first, inser tion. nu'l Ono ,r. for wh p.n.hpoo.ion» in pp-'tion . srofessioiial k. AMfLEY, A'? I.AW, AND HEAL ESTATE AGENT. Americus, ... • Georgia "l'trn.Ji give prorapt nltenlinn to professional M 1 usiiiohs in .Suinlff, Schley, Webster, Lee, ami Terrell counties, except cases in the Coun ty <\u’n r of Sumter Office in the Court House. June 0 if. JASttS J SCXRBoBoUaU. CMAM/rST GOgDK. Law Partnership. SCARBOROUGH & GOODE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ft, CSro*yi--' H VViC associated themselves in the practice of Law. and will at'er.rl the courts in the f.-I ! wins counties: Sumter Macon Schley, fitcr. Terrell, Lee, - oiigherty Houston ami Doo ly, and will*Rive prompt attention to all busi ness con tided to * heir cue. %/.r Office in the Masonic Building Nov. 23 ts 'ty'TJ il hIL i @ c-1 a IrJ \M LrC If \! S> f AtCorEiey at Law, Americas, Georgia. £3?”o3ice in Masonic Hall. Jan. 13 ts. S.'jVJ § S © Q KE U ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Dawson, Seargia. Vi 7-ILL practice in the -Putaula and South. Western (Circuits'. ap U a A=> ©3J lE A $ l" g attorney at law, - AMERICUS, GA., an y 0 3 m •- REAL ESTATE AC4 NT, AMERICUS ..GA. '5\ T Ii.L lie please * to serve partita tvh v: bto |V purchase m sell Lands. Town or City prop, eity in Boulh-Western Georgia Speer & Hoeks. Fallow & Bro . W L Wode vorth &Cos . Am icn-s ; J It Boss & Son, Sla con. On.: An? I’. Wetter, Snvanuub, Ga. July 3 tim agency; @ „ 'h a haw gc ah § „ ATTORNEY & OLLE TO 2, Americus, Georgia. PTOPO.sES to devote himself mainly to con veyanoing and c on'rnercial practice. Will keep dockets shewing progress ot cases irom commencement of suits t - settlem '»t of claims, at ail times subject to inspection of parties, and oooks showing every business transaction. No pains spared to make his office the first col lecting oittew in the country. Liberal patron age solicited. Office in .-peer & Hook’s Build, ing. Aug - tl ©[§□ *' □ ©. ®!F^y©n OF i.'’ERS his professional services to Hu, citizens of Ain eric us and sr. mounding country Thankful for patronage heretofore given him, l e hopes by unremitting attention to business to merit a continuaLCe of the same pr?\„ Office next door to the I-ost Office. July 14 ts. TTWT' WHIEAY IL g % IS i», O Si S', 1?. 5 Cmmmssimt fHraluiwf, AND GENERAL INS l F L I X AGENT AMERICUS, GEORGIA. II B*■■.•RAT; advances made on Cotton shipped to j New York or Savannah Particular attention pod to iho pu'chase, Rale and t-hipment of (.’otton at and other produce Collections mad** and promptly remitted for. fifT* Refers t,» Wm Bybce &Cos , New .Y ok ; J W. Laths op ft •o , t“avaMjah : i-eym ur, Johnston ft • o , Macon. July 7 6m CrioEd Wank'd. ATTANTED Ono Thousand Dollars in Gold, for VY which the highest market pric wi'l be paid. [.lnly 7 Bm] JWW 1! t A'! L u Y _ le X € S3 A .A «* JE POR SALK Sight exchange cn New York ’ and Savannah, in r-uuis to -ni* purchasers julv 7 Cm. -I W. \VHKA I LLY. i?lei:isJic Bsuran! « ases. A FINE ASSORTMENT, kept constantly t\ on hand. S. I’. HOUND, Au t. July 24 ts. .A-mericris, Gfeorgia Tuesday, October 10, 1866. ‘Juncriras SUbfrtismcnts. X. W HART, NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, Ameriens, Georgia HE.M.GR IN GIIOCBUIES AND PROVISIONS, Keeps constantly on hand COIIN, MEAL, FLOUR, SUGAR, SALT, COFFEE, TEA, And all other articles in the lino of GROCERIES —AND— Brovisio ns • ffiSf Country Produce wanted July 2fi ts t\ K W F i IB M. 0© m © klh n m 8 AMERICUS, GA. Dealers in groceries, pure liquors CIGARS TOBM’OO, &c, Ac In C'lrirn'Ci »n with the is a Billiard room where cent] men can spend an \ our or two very pleasantly. <»ive us a call Our liquors and cigars are the best in the mar COBB ft ALLEN Nov 7-iwtf. VALUABBE PROPERTY FOR SALE rjVTE rnbr C'iber is ebl’ged to seF hU present i resid rice, in order »o meet some lueuniiiry olilipationp for which bis hon< ri« p'e 'g and His i icmisesave pleasantly situated, three miles from Americus, re ar enough to ti e city for a business man. if be keeps a horse and buggy - Hie cl welling house i« a comforlub'e • ne for a -■mall famuv. and the oxU bouses are good, the whole of t:--‘ buildmus having been ]Mr,p in the winter and spring of 1863. The is ;is good as can be f<»nn lin South Wes?ern .W^«j| [ will sell the buildings, with tventrJc*l|®f la id. for which aie Rome choice fruit afineliide vineyard), for ' II H ONE TUO USAi ND DOLWmS LESS TITAN THE SAMWI. B PRO YEMENI'S <’ 1 N JJJ 'MA iM NOW, CIIAIM'ING NOTHING FOR THE LAND ! Bi-aJ ■r. I will f-dl. if the rumbas r desires it horn I'-O to 400 ices «.f good farming land, ad j *it ing the premipfs. at a very low juice 1 w;l also sell the go ving erop. a pair <-f fine yeur.g mules, cows, hogs, .vtg*-o. bnggv. &c. For fur-* cedar? < ■. ' 1 store of.--I*’ FR ft FDOKS. A ir.ericiifi (3a J ,5. GKAI% r S?'i3tSRY. July 5 ts IrTYOU mSUREO! T;iK uudersignr and is .urent f e Hie f dlov leg I old. r liable arid prompt lN>U*i ! N<’E COM IVvNIbS r ; :.d is jui jiMicd to take ii ks at as low rates as t qni'abl *. yE-na Ins Cos , Rlartf rd Ct m. $3,000 000 IT.mniN Ins. Cos. il irlffud Conn. l.i’OO 000 Home Ins. Cos , New Y k. 2 ('•OO.OOO Cor.rinenfiil Ins. Cos. New Yo k, 1 ftf-0000 Lorrillavd In- (.’•> , New Yo k. 1 O'0,0:M) detropoliC)n Ins Cos.. Now York, IJM*O.OOO North \me>lean Ins Cos . N Y , 500.000 Georgia Heme Ins. Cos , Co'uni bus, 250 000 Umpire Srate Ins Cos., Augusta, 200.000 Ibe above Companies are represented with n c mbbied Cash t apital of nearly FiP’IPh'CN MILLIONS DOLL MIS and are un v ur parsed in their promptness in Re»tiir g looses One Handled dh 'iisirul D >ll us taken up on one risk. J W W UFA I LEY, General Insurance Agent, Julv 7 Cm Americup, Ga PIANOS! PIANOS! ON hand, a ew extra riauc.R, which arc of fered at low prices. S. P. BOONE, July 2-1 ts. Agent. 7iILVU\B ®^L®®iNl a '• ft E are now prepared to furnish Cake, for * • Weddings and ''the;- parties, to order, richly ornnmeuted. Ab o all kinds or Sweet Meats, Preserves, Jellied, Fine French Candies, Ice Cream. Lemonades. A’C-. ftc. We are also prepared to furnish families with fine LOAF BREAD at low prices, daily, fresh from the Bakery. sept 4tf v J. 11. KING ft CO. "wan t el)7 1 AAA BUSHEL-! „f DRIED FRUIT, 1.0 Uu 1000 BUSHELS GROUND PEAS, sept 13 ts G. M. HAY Turniuie] Furniture! TAM just receiving direct from New York, at the New Brick Store, above S. Waxel bautn ft Bro., a fine stock of Furniture, all qualities, from fine Walnut Mahogany and Rosewood to common, which are offered at as low prices as the limes will allow. Cal! and examine. S P. BOONE, Agt July 24 ts. Important Notice. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN : Par l tie-* who have executions against th. m and are desirous of avaidng tbetnselves of the bene fit «f the >tay Law by paving one fourth of the debt by the first day of 'armory, will find me at rnv office in the Court lion e. in Americus, on and after the first day « f October next un less ahp« nr on bn iness connected with the < f fice, where I will be pleased to wait on asiy one who may call I take this opportunity to return ray thanks for'the liberal patronage received as lby Auc tioneer, and would respec ? fully noti y the pnb> lie that I ►hall continue Hie Audi n and Com mission bu-itiess during this Fall and Winter arid solicit a conMnunnce of the very libeial pat lOnage heret* fore ex*en led me. Auction Room in Messrs. Stephens ft Jones’ Store, East side of thr* I'libhc Squ ire. AUG. V. RAIFOUD, sept 29 Sheriff ft City An tinner IJVERYTdING in the Drug line, at _Tj Dr. E. J. ELD RIDGE S sept 8 if Drugstore. Mlacon Atibrrtiscnmiis. AMIiIYAL OF FALL & WINTER GOODS! Important to the Trade. 4VE ARE JUST RECEIVING AND OPENING OUR STOCK OF F il AND WINTER GOODS, Embracing everything usually found in a first class House The attention of Merchants and Planters is directed to our well-selected stock. Our line of Is everything that could be desired, and wc intend to keep the stoats up to ns present stand ard We have ni t space to specify, but believe we can fill all orders complete. Our HOLIES x , L'XiO v-o AND NOTION DEPABWriT Is suptlieJ. 4Vi: have also a splendid stock of A’GLISIT, FRENCH ct AMERICAN KASSIMERES & BROADCLOTH; ;. Also, a fins lino of 3 if fl S [HI L 0 IK! KM § y 7-3, 1-2 and 10-1 II LEA CUED D OATES TI AS. IVo, have also a splendid assortment of G D O T IT I TST Gr Vv’cil adapted lo our Country trade. Our slock of BOOTS AN " SHOES Is unsurpassed by any House south of BniiL more, embracing about 400 cases Men’s, Wo men’s and Children’s Boots and .'-hoes in every variety. Also a fine lot of Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Indeed, we might say that wc have almost ev erything GROCERIES, With exceeding largo additions to our Gro cery Department, we can now compete with any section* We have : 100 bales India Bagging^ SOO coils Hope, 10 000 lbs Arrow Tie, 5 bales Bagging Twine, 130 bb!s. Flour, ssorted brands, 75 bales Macon Sheeting, 10 bales Augusta Shirting, 20 bales Yarns, 40 bales Osnaburgs, 250,000 lbs. Iron and Steel, 200 kegs Nails, assorted, 150 casks Mackerel in bbis,, half bbls., qr. bids and kits, 100 bbls. Blue Fish, 150 bbls. Sugars, assorted, 500 boxes Tobacco, all grades and quali ties. 75 ags Coffee, 75 kegs Soda, 75 boxes Soda, 500 bags Shot, 75 kegs- -£. £ and whole kegs of Towuer, 300 M Gun Caps, 23 kegs 5,6, 7, 8. 10. 12, 14 and 20 In. • Rubber Belting, 40 boxes Cheese, 20 boxes Herrings, 40 doz. Scives, 50 doz Brooms, Schnapps, Pickles, I—4, 1.2, and gallon jars, Candy. Sa dines, Starch, Soaps, Teas, Crackers, Pine Apples in case. Raisins, Indigo, Madder, Castor Oil in cases, Cases Liquors, as»orte L Russ’ Preparations, assorted, ftc., ftc., ftc,, ftc., Dealers are respectfully requested to give us a call, and we feel confident we can make it to their interest to examine our goods and prices .3. 13. si©as & SOX, Wholesale Grocery av» Dry Goods Dealers, 55 Second and-00 Cherry Streets, sept 63m MACON, GA- ! Nclii si)ork MUbtrliscmcnts. T«iiiiiAson, Dfiuiarrst Cos., 620 3T<w Have as-'-'oeiated with them MR. W. W. WOODRUFF, Fotmerly an Extensive Dealer in CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES A GRIIPIN ard AILAMT &, GA., JJIOR ttie pmp si* of sii! ; lying Merchants and Planters at the South, by wh< lesale or ve> toil with any htyle < f Carriages, Bngiries or Plantation Wngons Mr w. -odinlT'rt lor e experience in the car u::g • l»u«inepp, will * 'liable us ro give satisfaction in supply ini? g-> and subs'ant in 1 w«ik, such *is tl «• county demands at as low price- asoan-poppi h-v be furnisjied for cash Wo will keep con Rtantiy < n h:ind LIGHT "ONCORD BUGGIES, the same as formerly sold by Mr Wood off, and which became so universally popular all through the uth. as (he best Bupgy in use We als.. fu«ni-h IRON AXLE l LaNTATION WAGONS, ■-f the very best make in {America, for 2, 4 or G horsey We invi’e all who want rwny article in our line to address TOMLINSON, DEMAPwEST CO. June 1G Iy New York. GEO. A. FRINGE & CO'S PATENT MELODEONS, 40 Vaiietij?, with Patent Basso Tenuto, or Sub Bus •. AUTOMATIC AND SCHOOL OPvQoVftftS. ft.;.!.-lad in elegant Rosewood, Walnut or Oak Cases. ft'ftFvc’y Instrument Warranted for FIVE i YEARS. No chaige f.»r oxing or Shipping. 40,000 BOW IFF USE. An Illustrated Catalogue containing full de r-cripMon -f st\le and testimonial* of the most eminent mn-iemns, as t») the superior excellence of our instiumeiits— will bo sent free to any ad dress THE A l TCMATIG ORGAN. In ptrptiding the Automatic Org-in. we hold* lv an:innt.ce tin* gieu.Us: triumph m mu ical i•. strumcrits of the .".ge Doting the past ta!f ccntmv.tho Fiecch end Germans have nuuufac tured n*. f| instruments with double bellows, and two pedals for the le t to operate : but the ward <-f the tev-Tsed or ixiiau-tu-n Ui-11-.vs (which is the only belliws used iri our instiunn n ; s ) made it inipossib'e for them to produce tie nud low, rich and musical tone lftr which our instru. merits are celebrated Anothet otjv-cdon to this method of blown g was, that both feet being occupied, it" opp<?rtu nitv was offered for the management of tin swell* Wi’h the past two yeats. ir<stniraents cor.strncted on this Lmopean plan of “ and uhle h o 'ere” have been manufac med in this Ci un tiy, and t« c uate.act tbi- difficulty (want of a t*we!J) a fiver has been projected fn m the centre (f the instillment, ro ac* upon the swell. a v d ope :atetj by the knee ! he inconven? nee and co donit o necessarv tfi (ffet this object, are and sacie< able enough to a gentleman, but to a lady i lie use of such an appendage is nearly ira* possible. Our automatic dev’c obviates this difficulty cntirel' , the simple act i blowing with a more or hss f-ice giving the desired incre tso or and * ere -c in the volume o* tin* tone. We predict for this invention a brilli nt future. THE Mi LODFON AND SCHOOL ORGAN. For seven teen yearn the --nperior excellence of our Me:o leor r -. ji:i•. r*ot questiomd, and for two ye n t- M .; t vu.omg demand has made it inii.t i • t--i o. o. t our orders promptly With our : ■ <\ iM'es we feel warranted in assuring > ; r 1:01:1- h and th-:r <*r«h.*:s will be prornotiy rds-l’f h conGniuu c * * f their pa* i on ;g • Gi OL-BO Phi aCL ft CO (./«T’TIO.V Tv) PIIBOUASEt S AH « f f.ur instruments ha-e upon .the name hoards, in full, 4, GKO A. PbINCF ft CO.”- When a dealer represents any other instrument «s “ the h»me as outs.” it is usually a mere at tempt to sell an inferior instrument, on which he can make a larger profit. p § _.a. libera! discount to Churches, Clergy men, and Schools Address GEO- A PRUSTCE & CO. gko. a prince, Buffalo, N. Y CUAS E. BACoN, c f. s thomas, Sept G ly. GROVESTEE3M & CO-, Pi an o Forte MANUFACTURES, 400 Broadway, New York. npITESE PI \NOS received the highest award 1 of Merit! at the World’s Fair, over the best makers from London, Paris, Germany, the cit es of New Torn. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston; also the Gold JV^eda 1 at the Ameri can Institute, for FIVE SDCCJSS s 'IVE YEARS ! Our Pianos contain the French Grand Action, 1 Harp Pedal, Overstrung Bass, Full Iron Frame, | and all Modern Improvements. Every Instru ment waur anted FIVE years. Made under the supervision of Mr. J. H. GROVESTEEN, ! who has a proctica' experience of over thirty five years, and is the maker of over Eleven Thousand Piano Fortes* Our facilit : es for man ufacturing enable 11s to sell these instruments from S'oo to S2OO cheaper than any first class piano forte. Ang 4 ly- Interest Jng Letter From Texas, Hamilton, (Hi.. Oct. 6, 1860 Editor Enquirer .-—I here send you a very interesting, letter from the lier. A. | Fitzgerald. (T nnerly of Dolton, Gn..) of Fort Worth, Texas'. This letter is from a well known Baptist minister,and an old citi zen of G eorgia— a man noted for his sa gacity and Christian piety. This letter is an answer to th:> many questions I pro pounded to him, and will he of much in terest and great information to our many friends who think of moving to the West ern country. Therefore, at the request of j .several friends, I send it to you for publi cation. Hoping it will boos much interest to your readeis, I liave the pleasure of sub scribing myself your friend, Ttios. S. Mitchell, M. D. Foiit Worth, Texas, [ September 13 th; 180(3. \ Dear Sir :—I am just in receipt of your very frank and candid letter, and with the same f ankness 1 hasten to answer all in de tail. 'lbis is mostly a stock country. Some men have a thousand head of cattle and three or four hundred head of horses. The land here is as level and as rich as you could desire it. There is. perhaps, no country that surpasses >his in kind of small grain, and 1 think, on an average osgood for corn as Georgia,if properly cultivated. This is decidedly a strange country,and very changeable in climate in every way and disagreeable, but it is a good country. You ; can raise just as much stock as you want without any feed. 1 live just in the edge of I ern: s timbers a strip of land from five to twelve miles wide and two hundred miles long, running nearly north and south, well timbered for this country, and on .either side is a prairie level.without timber, thirty miles wide. Sometimes in tan miles it does not afford a riding switch—all level and rich, and no water. Cisterns are the only chance Land from $1 to 8o per acre. Land here can be had pretty much as a man wants it—unless it is well improved places, which will cost from live to ten dollars, in stock or money, paid down. As to game there is plenty of deer and turkey, wild eats j and wolves, but it amounts to but little, as i they are very hard to kill in the prairies. | Seventy five miles west of here there is (plenty of huffaloe and antelope, but there the Indians steal horses and depredate in | every way —kill and butcher men and wo | men, and steai children to make servants of i them and also t.o sell to their parents. | We are perfectly safe from the Indians. : They occasionally come and steal horses | moonlight nights within fifty miles of us. | No one would he more cautious than I | would on that subject. | As to the churches there are plenty of all ; sorts, in cabins, all through the country, | but their standard of piety and intelligence !is low The war has done n ueh todemora j lize churches and society in this country. Churches are very well regulated in ti e towns and cities and all ea-t of the lower cross timbers. 1 think the schools aro as good, on ah average, male and female, ; s they arc in Georgia. No want of schools in Eastern or Middle Texas. The nearest point of public conveyance ti my house is Waxafcatcby, thirty miles from this. The railroad runs from Galves ton to Millikon, one hundred miles only. This fall it w’U go eight miles further. From to Maco is one hundred miles The stage runs twice a week, and from ! there to Waxa atchy is 100 miles. A hack runs twice a week, and there is an ir regular stage line from Waxahatchy toFort Worth, some eight miles east oi my house. If your family is healthy I would advise you to come by private conveyance—say a two horse wagon and two mules. Mules do well hero and readily sell for a good price, and so do wagons. Horses from the old States don’t do well here. I would sup pose that one hundred and fifty dollars would bear your expenses here. If you start early in the fall it will take you two months and a half to make the trip. (Good crops aD through Texas.) Be sure that you get to your home by Christmas; after rhat tie spring rains are liable to set in and it is then the worst country you ever trav eled in. Your family goods would all he ruined in swimming little ravines and small streams—would sometime.- detain you for two weeks, to say nothing of the health and comfort of your family. Prepare you a good ten gallon keg for water to drink and gook or your family will suffer. Tell the good wife to be sure to bring her bedding and bed clothes. They cannot be had here at any price. If you come by public conveyance you will come by New Orleans, and then the regular steamers wifi carry you across the Gulf to Galveston ; and then by railroad to Miliiken. Railroad fare is twelve cents per mile, and stage the same price I think it would cost you six hundred dollars to get to Mil iken by public conveyance. I will now give you what I regard a= the most valuable information for you. There | are millions of acres of as rioh lands as the I world affords, lying uncultivated and almost, uninhabited, now in Texas, which must make it the great State of all the State?; and the great. Central Railroad tbv ugh the entire State, parallel to the Brazos running through the best lands, towns, churches and schools, will add at least 10CO per cent, to town property and lands along the railroad. I would carnostiv advise vnu to settle, at least, for the present, in Washington cmnty. It ha? the best schools and sneie'y in the State, nud thickly settled with most wealthy farmers. Not much stock raised there All pay well—plenty of money there. There | ■Whole ISTo. 1613. is a railroad some forty miles below Milli ken that will carry yon in the centre of Washington country. Lands aro high and society good. It is mostly a cotton country But I must say that as a permanent loca tion, 1 prefer Sherman, in Grason county, to any other placo in the State. It is as good a farming country as any, within a few miles of the Red river, the line between Texas and the Choctaw Indians. (They aro civilized and friendly. The Grvernment will soon remove them ) Sherman will bo 'lie terminus of the raihoad of Texas and Kansas. It has a good farming country, and has a more reliable prujeettd railroad t! an any other town in The Southern railroad to California from St. Louis is complelled to run through it. Them are now 350 miles of the St. Louis railroad dme. The Memphis and Little Rock rail road nqpt here, and the great Central Texas and Kansas railroads must come here. It is bound to be the Atlanta of Texas. Yours, with great respect, A. Fitzgerald. MI SCELLANEOUS. KEROSENE AND GAS STOVES TEA AED COFFEE BOILERS, GLUE POTS, OIL CAES, &c, &c. All the Cooking for a fam- JS*5" ily may be done with Kero- “©a B©“ sene Oil, or Gas, with less “©g expense, than by any other “tfiffl BSTfucl. -©* Each article manufactured by this Company it guaranteed to perform all that, is claimed for it. J6r2?" Send tor Circular, “©a Liberal Discount to the trade. KEROSENE LAMP HEATER CO., Aug. 41y. 206 Peabl Street. CHARLES. L. COUY. | ALEX. 11. IIOLWAT. S. PAGE EUMOND3. LACHLAN H. PdCINTOSH, WITH Charles L. Coby & Cos., SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND orhrarimtjj Iflcrrfjaitts, JONES' BLOCK, corner Bay and Abercorn .Vircets, SAVANNAH, GA. Liberal ad vances made on Consignments to Charles L. Colbv. New York, and to our friends in Boston and Philadelphia. ltErERENcns : Messrs. Dabney. Morgan <t Cos , New York; Jarvis Slade, New York; Gardner Colby, Esq., Boston; Hon. .1. Wiley Edmunds, j Boston. July 10 w&tw6m. ■lSftft m m FEVER} Gai.liguan’s Tills are compo ed simply of VEGETABLE MEDICINES. They are CATH ARTIC PILLS, acting upon the STOMACH, LJV lull and IXftVELS; containing no Arsenic, C.i!ck nud, Blue Mass, or any other Mineral substance. The great advantage the Proprietors claim for these Til sis that, without the aid of Calomel, Blue Mass, or any other minerals, they will cure the most obstinate cases 7 of Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague. Periodical Headache, Neuralgia and all s.Auctions of a like character. Follow the directions, and you will find they will do all that is claimed for them. one box, and their own merits will recommend them ever af* tei wards. or We have used GALLIGHANftS PILLS, and have never known them to fail to cure when the directions were followed, and unhesi tatingly tecoiumend them to public favor. Hon T. IT. Watts, Ex Governor of Ala. “ T. J Judge, Judge Sup. Court of Ala. “ Rou t Dougherty, Judge 9th Circuit Ala. Wm G. Waller, Sheiiff Montgomery Cos Ala. H«.*n * B. CLI I'tIERALL, Montgomery, Ala. Col Jas. II Weaver, “ 44 001. Crawford Bibb, 44 44 Me j. E A Banks, Com. Merchant, N. O. La. Geo Mason, Esq., Mayor, Wetnmpka, Ala. Mike L. Woods, Atl’y at Lav 206, Br’d’y, NY Daniel s ayre, Grand Sec. Giand Lodge, AV, F ft A Masons. B LOU XT A 19 AXE Solo Prop; iators, Montgomery, Ala-, WHOLESALE DEPOTS: TTarral. Rislvy & Tompkins, 141 Chambers st.. N. Y., S. W. Morsdun, N. Y., Edward Wilder & Cos, Louisville, Ky., E. J. Hart & Cos., N. O. L* , Blount & Hale, Montgomery, Ala. SOLD BY Dr. E. J ELDRIDGE, and U. C. BAILEY & CO., tneiicus, Georgia. July 21—6 m. J. H. ANDERSON, | LOUIS F, ANDKRSOM S. T WALKER. R E II OVAL. Ju G-Ih GROCERS AND Commission ftftmipnts, MACON, GEORGIA. HAVE removed from their old stand to their New Store, on Poplar street, between Se nnit and Third, where they keep constantly on hand, a large and complete stock of GROCE. KIES, PROVISIONS and PLANTATION SUP PLIES. Agents for Pratt's Cotton Gins, and Iron Tie*. Bagging and Rope always on band. \Ve solicit consignments of Produce and Cot. ton and are prepared to receive and sell Cotton fer Planters. Commission on Storage, 50 cent* per bar; selling, 1 1-4 percent. sept 15 3m I* 1 S A Ij E . A NEW Massey GIN, 40 or 45 saws—ner er used at all, Prloe—One half of Mas sey's present price for Gins. Apply to sept 4 ts A. A. ADAMS.