About Tri-weekly Sumter Republican. (Americus, Ga.) 1865-1867 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1867)
THE TRI-WEEKLY SUMTER REPUBLICAN. Yol. 9.-:Nq. 46. ■ T II K Tri-Weekly Republican 18 PUBLISHED EVERY Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, BY CJ, W. HAN-COCK, E WTO 11 * PROPRIETOR. XU RMS: $2 FOR THREE MONTHS Hatks op A»'vmrri<i'rj.— Two Dollius n PotliiVO. of fen lines nr 1p«««. fur lli*» first, in. TS“»*tioiu and One Doliav *ov each Bubsea«»*»*»' I.njiftWioD. Professional Cards. wuiluj® iu cmwgc k®„ Attorney at Law, Alncrieus, »Goorgi;i. E3?*’Office in Masonic Hull. Jill). 1.8 ts. Ym&PM fi\ a foWB'LIEYy ATTORNEY AT tA'v, AM) REAL ESTATE AGENT. Americus, . . . Georgia. WIU. give prompt attention to prnfes, 11 sional I iisiiiess in Sumter, Schley, IVcl, stev. Lee, nml Terrell counties, except cases in the County Count of Sumter County. Office,in the Court House. June ft ts. COMMERCIAL AGENCY. ink HAWKINS, ATTOKNEY & COLLECTOR, Americas, Georgia. T)ROPOSES to devote himself mainly to jp convey am;) n g and commercial practice Will keep dockets shewing progress of cases Ifi-om commencement of suits t> scttl'enu ».l •of c’aims, at nil times subject to inspection of parlies, and oooks showing every business transaction. No pains spared to make his office the first collecting office in the ccun »r„y. Liberal patronage solicited. Office in 1-peer & Hook’s Building. Aug 1! ts. O. T. Goode, ATTOItNEY AT LAW, Americus, Georgia. jan 15 if James J. Scarborough, Attorney at Law, AMERICUd, GEORGIA. OFFICE in Mason!.' build nir, up stairs. En trance between B W. ?*miih & Go's C»»n irctioneiy. and Koul’s atine. j m 10 ts D*. WM. A. BREESE, “TD ETUHNS tlianks to tlie peo le Os Amcricuu nml It) .suncuii'ling coi.-nti v. for tin* liberal pttrt)liag»* Uif.ietufoie l» mowed it|ion lilni. m.d hopes l»v u«i*«*n»i*- 'Ung attention to I ti'iui'MK to merit and receive a c uitii.- iihucc of rlieir favuis. <C»' Surgery ami Midwifery ami Diso ces of Women and Children "ill irevive special attention jail 12 Sill- TSlk J a ¥7i¥ibiE OFFERS liiß professional services to the citizens of Americus and surrounding country Thankful for patronage heretofore given him, I c hopes by unremitting atten tion to business to merit a continuance of the same. l£3k. Office next door to the Post Office. ■ hfy 11 ts. j» s. ttgsta&s. m.d/ Physician and Surgeon, OFFERS his Professional services to t lie citizens of Americus.and surrounding country. Can be found at his office over tln store of P. n. Oliver & Lro., diming the day, and at. night at the hotel. Nov 15 Oin* " S/OTJTTS, Broker and Commission Merchant, AMERICUS, OA. pay tlic highest market price for Cash advances made on cotton consigned to \V. Bryce & to., New York- nov ‘it If "MARSHALL HOUSE. BROUGHTON ST. SAVANNAH, GA. mills first class Hotel has been remodeled J- and newly refurnished and put in perfect order throughout. The traveling public may rest assured they will find comfortable ac coinmodat ions at this .House, nov 24 ly SCRANTON, SMITH J ~Cth, Sa vann ah, Georyi a. Keep constantly on hand, Choice old BRANDIES, WHISKEY, WINKS, GIN, Ac., And every variety of GROCERIES, —.ILSO— CORN, OATS anti BRAN, Strictly at Wholesale to tho trade, and we •flatter ourselves that we can make it to the interest of Dealers to patronize us, nt the Bay street, opposite Jefferson street, be happy to receive from Plan ters, Potion or any other produce, and sell on the most favornble terms, and fit' their order at. the lowest, prices, aud return to them the sales promptly. D. T. SCRANTON, Os the late firm of Scranton it Johuston. WM. 11. SMITH, Os the late firm of Rabun & Smith. J, L. LARGE, Not'l3 3m Os Savannah, Georgia. ! Savannah Advertisements. ALBERT WILCOX TIL MAS H. I’ALMF.H. A. WILCOX & ca, mbs. mussmi mmm —AND — FORWAS9EBS, Hay Stint*', Savannah, Ga. Unfor to Edward Pad el ford, Octavus Cohen, A. S. Ilartridege, Henry Brigham, nov 17 3m. L J. GUII M AU'I IN, I IN W. DRUMMOND. JOHN FLANNEIIY. L. J Guilmarfcin & Cos. r'OTTOX FACTORS, Shipping and Cominis. ' su>n Merchants, 148 Bav Street, West of the Exchange, SAVANNAH, GA. <BGjr* Consignments solicited, upon which liberal advances will bo made, Particular attention paid to the sale of Cot ton simlMerehandi.se, and to filling orders for Timber, Lumber, wool. Hides. &c. nov 17 3in. Itrarmiiiiii k to,, General Conmiission Merchants. I’ACTOHS AND IJUOKKKS, Bay Struct, .Stivtuiiiith, G:t. it’II.L sell and purchase on Commission, VI Cotton, Timber, Produce and Merchan dise. Orders and Consignments solicited. References—Messrs. Robert Habersham <*} Sone George W. Anderson, Anthony Porter, Hunter <S: Gainmcll, John L. Villalonga, Erwin & Hardee Savannah : A. Poullain, It. 11. "War ren, AVm. Henry Warren, W. B. Davidson, Augusta ; nov 20 3mf A. M. SLOAN, C. p. STUBBS. Lute of Rome. fin. T.r.to of Macon gdu. \V. ST KG ALL, Into of Thoninsvfllc. m\l STUBS k SMI, rc O-VT O N FAOTO It S . Forwarding & Commission Mere tit's, XO. 4 Stoddard’s Range, Bay Street, Suva tin ah, Georgia. ITtILL make liberal advances on COTTON i V and oilier Produce, in transit of store, or on consignments to our correspondents in New Yokr :*.nd Liverpool. Refer to Nutting, Powell & Cos., W. A. Huff, Macon, Ga; nov 20 3m. E. D. SMYTHE & A),, Importers and Wholesale A mouirmiufus-iIL HAVE now on hand [and are constantly re ceiving additions thereto,] The Largest Stock of the above goods that have ever been offer ed in the Southern market. 13 dug Direct Im porters and Manufacturers’agents, enables us to offer these Goods at prices as LOW AS TI IKY CAN 131C T 1> OUG II T I N NE IV YOR K . or any other Northern city; thereby saving the purchaser the extra expense of Freight, Insurmce and Breakage, also Hie double profits of the Importer aud Jobber. lasts of assorted Crates, [containing only saleable goods] wil be sent on application. Q U L*:N S\Y AR K ITO ÜBE, 106 1 Bmnghton Street. 2d West of Bull nov 20 .'Jill " 8A VANXAJI GA - Samuel P. Hamilton, [Successor to Wilmot Kiclimoiml] Dealer in ITEMS, SILVERIABE, MIT. Cor. Whitaker, St. Julian and Congress Sts. SAVANNAH, GA., and Jewelry impaired. Chro- V» nometers rated by transit. nov 203 m. SOUTHERN HOUSE. T. IIOICOMIIK. | FEl:l). M. I'LL’. HOLCOMBE & CO. [Tlios. Holcombe, established ISSGIJ Wholesale Grocers 181 Bay Street, SA VAITXAB, GA. nov -20 3m. LATHROD 5 &.m, e 139 &. 141 Congress sf., Savaunnh, Ga. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in dey cuoo;ds. Ready Slade Clothing, BOOTS, Shoes, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lacc Cur tains, Shades, &e. Wholesale Rooms Up- Stairs. nov 17 Sin. jui TmaTflir Importers, Jobbers & Retailers of DEY GOODS, " Yaurn (Sooils, |josirrg, Small Wares,Millinery, & Straw Goods. Corner Broughton & VUhitakcr Sts. Savannah Georgia. nov 15 3m JOS. S. CtAOIIOEX, | J NO. CUNNINGHAM, imm k tiiiiiii.il, GIIOC E K S , AND S HIP CH ANDIES S, Corner Bay and Drayton Streets, Savannah Geary ia. Duv 15 Cm THOMAS J. DU.NIIAK. JIKSttY A. STUMS. T. J. CUNBAR & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Brandies, AgentYr SmitlT's'c:Debruts s t ' Pbjbictelpbia Ales, 147 Bay Street, 6.1 r.I.v.YM/f, GA. Americus, Georgia, Saturday, January 26, 186?'. Savannah Advertisements. THE OGLETHORPE ldEUß.o;crGOt.e.niv of SAVANNAH. GEORGIA . Are prepared t o accept JE ] s* e IT i slv ON EQUITABLE TERMS. 11. TV. MERC ER, President CHAS. S. HARDEE, - - - - Vice J. T. Thomas, Sec’ry. directors n. iv- Me reel-, <’ wHimlee, William Hunter, R- Morgan, A Porter, 'T 'l’liomas, ,T. Stoddard, V L- W Remsliart, A Solomons, IT *A Crane, ’ W W Gordon, DGPmW, jWNevUi, JMcMalion, A Fullerton, L J Guilnuirtui, P LaclihsTm, G Butler. E P 01 uvt.oll * A lie ustn, J \V Knott, li F Ross, Macon, \V II Young, Columbus. Under Writer’s Agency of New York. $,’,000,000 Norwich Firelnsurnnce Cos., Morwicli, Comn^ El-’ire Insurance Cos., New York, River Fire Ins. Cos., llowardsville.Vu. nee Cos., of America, CliarlotlestMße, VS. C. GODWIN, Agent,’ nov 20 Cm Americus, Georgia. w. B. BUFFY & CO., Successors to V. A. Rrynu Sc- Cos., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ffilll Ml B3IESTIC HIM, Kir Sole Agents for tlie state of Georgia for A. Keller’s celebrated Whiskeys, Cli. Fane’s Champagnes, &e. 20J Bny Street, ... - Savamiall, Gn nov 15 Jm I). G. PURSE. | l) R * THOMAS. PURSE & THOMAS, Commission, Forwarding AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS- No. 11l Bay St 1 eel, Savnnnali, (2a n ENER AL AGENTS for Georgia for “ Wil li der’s Patent- Salamander S;ife Company,” Great Bend -Seale Company,” “Nonpareil Washing Machine C 0.,” “Georgia Chemical Works.” Sole Agents at Savannah for “ Mapes Super phosphate of JJme Company.” Sole Agents at Savannah for Horace L. ihnery A Son’s Ag ricultunil Works of Albany, New York ; Ag ents for James Metcalfe A Co’s Oil Works, Louisville, Ky nov 15 3m Robert Erwin. Charles S. Ilardee. ERWIN & HARDEE, COTTOIT .FACTORS, ] —AND — General Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, Savannah, Georgia. T IBER AL advances' made on Consignments li for sale ih Savannah, New York, or Liv- Cl Sh > ippers allowed privilege of sale in Savan nahor New York, one commission being CI J3AGGING and ROPE always on hand, and supplied to correspondents at wholesale rates Correspondents in New York—Messrs. 1). 11. Baldwin «& Cos. Correspondents* in Liverpool —Messrs. B. F. Babcock & Cos. nov 20 4m Importer of HA YAH A GIGA ES, And Dealers in TAOMESTIC BKGARS, Virginia Chewing and If Smoking Tobacco, Snail', Pipes, Sugar Holders, Ac-., No. 94 Bryan, Corner \\ Intaker Street, Savanuan, Ga. O'- All tlie celebrated brands of Chewing Tobacco on band. nov .17 Jm fiiifTiio’ S. B. HARRINGTON, Savannah, Georgia. TVEALER in every variety of Household and •li Offiee Furniture, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Ac., is prepared to otfei* superior inducements to alt wanting goods in his line. Being connected with some of the largest manufactories of the North, I can sell goods at but one profit, thereby giving buyers the opportunity of getting goods at New York prices, with freight added. HOTELS k PIiBHC BUI® supplied on as good terms as can be done by ttnv Northern house. Goods securely packed and shipped to anv point with promptness and dispatch. y.-s. Ware rooms 178 Broughton St., nearly opposite St. Andrews Hall, Savannah, Ga. ttov 21 fim* Macon Advertisements. Seymour, Johnston & Co s, WHOLESALE GROCEIJS, Corner 'lhird and Cherry Streets, .flacon, .45coi-g:ia. KKF.I’ eohstHnity on liaml, vvlFcli they ot fer nt retltiit-d prices; Coffee, Sul-if ami Ton, Flour, IJac-ui. and Corn, liaaoitig and li-t>j o, Tobacco, Snuff uud Cip:avs. Sardines, Oysters and I’ick'es, 0.-nafutifis, Sl>eetiti"s and Yarns, Case Liquors, of all kinds, Soda, Start-band Snap, Lard and Candles, Cheese and Rutter, Macncrtl, Rluo Pish and White Fish, Witli a full and complete stuck of Groceries, which they offer as low a a any bouse in t be city. ' SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO. Oct 2d ts D. C. HOD6KINS & SON, Dealers in SPORTING GOODS,GUNS, jPHTOLS. cr T L E RY, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE, AND GUN AND PISTOL M A T E II I A It, llacoii, “AT SAME OLD STAND,'” One Sl'E.tM ENGINE and BOILER in perfect order. For sale cheap- Nov 5 3m. ROSS & AMO’S, . TO MULRERUY 5T.,.. ..7® JOHN L. JONES' OLD STAND, Macon, CJcorgia. DEALERS IN CLOTHING A.\ I) OENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, rniIUNKS, Yjilises, SiitcliiJs. Uinbrellfis, 8 si 11 i.l cvei vthing usually found in !i first class Clothing house. nov. 5 omos. b ♦ wnir CHERRY ST., MACON, <!/.. iJKAI.Er. lx House Furnishing Hardware SILVER PLATED GOODS, Glass, China and Earthen War- , Table ;S2E«I Pocket Cutlery, JJ3P*Tin ami Wood Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Feather Dusters, \c. Stoves. Hollow Ware. Cooking Utensils of every kind. octlb 3m, 6 aSerieis .up,i:imsoiYi?T Tannery and Shoe Shop. THE subscriber would respectfully inform 11 j*; citizms of Sumter, that he is still en caged .1. the manufacture of Leather, at his old stan.l ncai tin* I 1 tins of Dura, lie keeps constantly on hat'd Upper, Sole and Harness Leathei, which can be purchased uu reasonable ; tei ms. He is also prepared to manufacture Shoes am* Boots in the vny best and dmable st\le Having the veiy best of woikmen, be flat tors himself that h s woik will give satiJaetion. I hankful f>r pn<t favors, i-e hopes ly strict , adherence to im-iit a continuance ■ of the same Demons in want of Leather or i shoes, will find it to their interest to give mo ; a c ill. J 1L BLACK, aug 4 ff To Holders of Cotton. TAM preparetl to netko liberal Ci-h -ndvancc-a on 1 shipmoi.ts of Cettoii to N -u- Vm K, or any other ilia iliet i:i tlie Uni toil Stnt<-s, Jiial consign to No. I ] li-.ioes Als. to ship < irect to LiVEItfOOL if desir. Cli. :i)i’l lioht It till owners 6»v s 11. Holders oft:, ttt.n at imy station on S. AY. It Road rnn have ibeir C, tom bbipj-ed witln nr any trouble to tbemsolxas 'J In y Intv.,*. oiiiv to Still me AVitr. le-iae or Kail?oel receipts, and get the mlvanecs desired by ; return JCxpress. I take charge of the C tton, pay ; tax'-.s, shin, and m ike returns Ueie as so mi as .-old: F. M. C iKFJi, dec 11m Broker mid Commission Mciehant. L. A. SMITH, GEOCEEY MEECHANT, No. 8. LOYLESS’ BLOCK. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFifE. CINSTANTLY ON HAND, Flout 1 , Coffuc, Sugar, Racon, Meal, Salt, Jj-trd, Cticcsc, Tobacco, Cigars, anrt every oilier article luutlly f.r.n-1 in a Oroct-ry st-.-ro. Also, Osuaburgs, Sheeting, Sltiriing, Roots, Shoos, cfce. Alt of wli tell fan ho purr’used on ns r s srdile t, rir.s as at any house in the p ace. Painters alal ollieis m ed ilig Groceries of any kind, arc uiv.te.l to call and exam ine my stock. Th uiUfui for past fav rs 1 solicit a cun tfnu ii.ee of tho same, at my new location. t 4. A. SMIT.T, j ft .10 ts No. 8 .fit>yleas’ P»b ck. Brick Yard for Sale. I AAI offering for sale, on very reasonable terms, my bri k yard, situited about ono mile of Ameri cus. It contains four and a half ay es of the best clay land for making brick, in the county. Also, my resi dence, about half a mi o from the yard. The hou-e contains tour rooms aud three ILo places. There are 4}/, itcres of laud attached to the place, an excell nt wJI of water and a good stable. I will sell either one or both places Any one wishing to purchase wiil call on mo at Americus. A t argain can bo had. Call early, ~8 Lam determined to sell. A. \V. WiIEELEIt. Dec. 22 ts. . . - FOR SALE. i FIRST-RATE Bvcontl Class Rosen r-'rt A PIANO. Apply nt tUis.office’, dec P ts. j AMERICUS ADVERTISEMENTS. JPaJi and Winter G OODS ! TlEmil.#c ibpr won’t! n-.-ptetfully notify the cil!/,:ii. of Fuinter Utti-dv, that hiit.uii : pij'.-f FALL ADD WINTER GOODS is now compk-to. ; My stock is ;is laifte as that < f any ratal)• ; iisliiiii-iit. in tho place, and I am illki ing j gout]gas “ Cheap as the Cheapest ” 1 Among my stock may lu- found Alpacca?, ATci inos, Delaines, Poplins, * American, l.iiglish, ant] Fmicb Calicoes, Also, Sniped Poplins, Flannels, of all colors, Plain and Kinbroidei-ed Hanukcr ebiefs, .utest styles of Ludiea’ Rasquc-s, Cloaks and Mantillas. A large assortment of WMDTE m £) O'D&j A large assortment of ¥ A ¥ K E E « T E O ¥ si, mid Ladies’ and Gents’ G L( )\' ES of all kinds, from (he coarsest to the very Sliest. Ready-Made Clothing AND G F NTS’ AND BOYS 5 FU[WISHING GOODS. Y, inter Clotbirifr, suitable for Freeduien Plain and Finbroiticred Liucn Sbirls and Shirt bosoms. A huge assortment of JEWELRY AND RIBBONS, Gold and Silver atchcs, Hals and Caps, Trunks and Valises, Crockery of every description. A heavy stock of Domestics, Pocket and Table Cutlery. Ladies Teat oiling Ruskets, Tin-Ware of all kinds. I can show the largest Stock of Ready- Made Clothing ever brought to this mar ket. Those who wish the Cist choice, would dowi-11 to call early, as the most desirable goods are always first to sell. Without enumcraiing every article, I would respectfully ask the public to call and examine my stock. S. CWHELIT, /ig-rnt. Oct 4 ts Tax TTotice. TH B ES E 9 A A §> E A N'B' €1 A LBA rp AX PAYERS who h:\ve not yol paidThcir I Annual Statu and Comity Tax for the voar ISitfi, aro notifiod that the Books will POS ITIVELY he closed on the 15th inst. I ean he found at iny office, at the old Hot el building, wlierfi all a're requested to call and settle immediately, as longer time cannot he allowed. G. M. WJIEKLEB, Jan H 4t. Tax Collector. Furniture! Furniture! ¥ AM just receiving direct from New 1 York, at tlie New Brick Store, above S. WaxeltaiTin it Pro., a fine stock of Furniture, all qualities, from tine Walnut Mahogany and Rosewood to common, which are offered at as low prices as the times will allow. Cal’ and examine. S. V. BOONE, Agt July 24 if. FOR SALE. A HOUSE and Lot in the town of Ameri f\ cus situated near the Female College. The house contains lour rooms, and tho lot two acres of ground, more or less. A good kitchen and smoke house, together wiili all necessary outbuildings are on the premises; also an excellent, well of water. For further information apply to the undersigned. Dec 21 ts S. COIIEN. Land, Mules and Stock For Sale. TV'iSTUTXO to embark to another section of the Clone. 1/ t now offer my j 1 n ntiof, siluateJ u miles East of Americus, on Lidlo Lime Creek. Ur sate. It contains 0-30 acres, about 140 of whi his in cultivation. A good dwelling bouse containing f.oir rooms, is on tho place. A iso- nil ivcessiiry onl-builitings, and n number one Gin and packing kt-w, entirely new. I will also sell four mules, stock bogs, and cattle of all kind-, corn, fod der nml farming utensils and between three and five thousands bushels of g -t.iV cotton seed, If not disposed < f in a few thy?, it will not bo ottered f>rsale. For fur ther information apply to ti.c ua craigued. Dec. 18-ls. D 11. IIOOKS. fANDI ETll’S GARDEN SEED, j Onion Setts. Dens, Sugar Corn, , at Dr. ELD RIDGE’S Jan 8 ts Drug Store, Boone’s Building. Window Glass. LARGE lot c-f French Window Glass, all sizes, for so.lc loiv, by MASSENBUIIG, SON & HARRIS, Wholesale Druggists, Jan 8 ts. Macon, Georgia. Just .Received AND For Sale AT NO 8, I.OYLESS’ BLOCK. 1 Ofifi BUSHELS Extra White anil Yel ’’ 50 Bushels Meal, 1000 lbs New Lard, in 501 b cans. * 10 gbls celebrated Oakley Mills Flotn. 5 “ Ohio River Salt. A small lot of Uiits, &c. L. A. SMITH. Miscellaneous Advertisements. Emory College, <:) THK Kxcrcbs of t bis Institution will bo rojvnmrJ f Wcdnosduy* l«h January, 1567, with a full corps hr Moans a numoß bis old chair of Natural ?c i-m-s. In tiddnifii t*> Ilia usual l.ccUucs. in this Uop-ir•tim-ut, itc will also didiver hectares on Anatomy an l t iiy-i 10-v, o-v, with the list, of Wjro olt.iv.l Pl .tcs, d.signcd for ; bis purpose, thereby, furni-b i:g a nnc Pivpsr.itnry C'*ur.se for tlio >ounsr in-n, who prupc-s.- t» engage iu the profession « f Medici.jo. I* l *. Thomas will torture on Miwllnntcih' Topics, and especially on * Impruv.nl Modes of AgricuUuic’umi tin* »• ItstM.f FertilisneiV-subjects to which be h «s dt voted much atumtiun, itnd with some lemai k-abio rc hlllts. The Preparatory School will ho t-dun within the C lege building. Mirp. i vised l»v the Kacultv, but under the conduct or Win. A* Shaw, a 11 ic scholar and successful tOi duT. It will lvc remembered that the Georgia Logi.-iature, at its recent region, mailo pr- vision for the *• Indigent imutn and Seld’ris”— having appropriated SdUO pur an uuui, r« r the education ot e;u h on« of these untortnnute young men—which am niot wi I cov, r the expenses, at Bniogy C. li p-, including the vaii us items »»P Hoard, Tuition. Ac. The triends oi the College, will pleasu in •luiro into these coses aud remind them of their priyiN ege. Uelow% wo give board < f Instruction .* Kev J. It. THOMAS, TresT and Prof. Moral Philosy, Belb s Let I res and lOvidenresC tii-’tv lb v. A. INI 15ANS. M D., I) I) .UD.I rof. Natural Sci ence, and Lecturer on Anatoinv & l’h\.-iot.n- v. Kev. L M. SMITH, A. M , Prof. Gre- k Lnngu.ige and Literature. Lev. (DO. u . W STONE, A M . Prof. Mathematics, li. v .lOSIAII LEW IS, A. >l., l*nf Latin Laiauagc and Literal u re WM a. SHAW, A. M .Instruct .r in Preparatory School. Board in piiv»t< famili >. with Lodging atid 1 uc-1. month S2O 00 Tuition ill C .llt-.e Caries V- ) eur. 75 00 *• “ Piepai’.itoiy School i’u 00 ATeti Vnl.itiou [Ye .and Incidentals. 5 50 IDT Tuition, p* r t- rm, pay tide in adv.mco. Ai the next meeting of the Board, it L r nJpmpMed to make arrangements for graduating partial course Students, on such subjects as tin v nun* choose to study. L. M. SMITH, jan 5 ts. Secretary to Board Trustees. Stockholders S. W. R. R. ‘KSC. - rplIK Annual election for President, and F seven Directors to -manage the affairs of tills Company for the ensuing year, will be hol'd at their office, in the city of Maeon, oil THURSDAY, litli <lav of February next. JNC>: T. BOJFU iLLFT, jan 10 v,*4t. Sec’y and Treus. >s T otice. LEFT the subscriber, in Am. ricus on the night of tlm 7th inst. two MULE*', medium si/.e. about 9 years old. One of Hunt is a hay horse mule, having the brand O, on the think, the oth- 1* a*V.rroll mare mule, main and tail. 1 itely rougli'y simved—both con siderably rublKjd with barncsv Any ono who may take them up will phase turn them <>v. r to S H. Hawkins, at Aiut-i i us; or to me in Mai ion county, and be re warded lbr -o doing. Any one heating of .such mules will do me the kimbieis to write mo at Bu n > A ista. Ga, Jan 11 lm W. C II Alt LIS. Guanos & Fertilizers. 250 TONS Peruvian Guano, 200 “ Soluble Pacific Guano, 200 “ Rhodes’ Superphospnde, 50 “ Baugh’s Rawborn Supher* phospnic, 50 “ Bone dust, 500 “ Ammonialed Rawbone Su perphosphate, The latter m.anufaclured lici-L- of raivbone and Pcruvinu Guaeo. An article tL-nt 1 can rtoommenJ. I will sell by 5 tons and up wards, as low as can be laid down from any market. ASHER AYRES, Grocer .and Commission Merchant, New Building. Poplar St. jan 15 3m Macon, Georgia. iffillTlTOMr Dregs. Medicines, Toilet Articles, Paints, it Oils, Spices, Window Glass, Garden SeeJ, Patent Medicines, For sale low, for the Cash. MASSEN U(JRG SOX & IIAT>RIS. Wholesale Druggists, Macon, Ga. Jan. 15. If. Desirable City Property FOR SALE. T OFFER for sale my prese.it residence in l this city, situated ono s.reet north of the public square. The lot contains about 4 acres of ground, convenient to the business part of tlie city, bounded on three sides by public streets, and well suited to cut up into building lots for business houses or dwell- The lot has oil it. a dwi-llinghousc in good repair, containing five rooms, all plastered, and tin ce of them newly papered, a pantry and clothes closet; also, a rented tenement, containing two rooms unfinished; a good Kitchen and servant’s room, asmoke house, a dry well, 18 feet deep, with easy staircase descending into it; a- wood house, wash shelter, with chimney ; a never failing well of excellent water; a fine garden having choice fruit trees, grape vines, strawberry beds, &c. I will also sell my household and kitchen furniture, crockery, <tc. Also a portion of my library, consisting of scientific works, and text books. Also, a six octave Melodeon, rosewood, piano finish. Americus, Jan 15 ts G. 11. COIT. Send for if. THE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE /COMBINE.-! instruction with' amusement aud lasts forever. Best, simplest, cheap est. and most powerful micro cope in the world. Magnifies 0,000 times, nr equal to other microscopes costing sdo. Made on an entirely new plan, requiring no focal adjust inent, therefore can be readily used by every one—even ny children. A beautiful gift to o’d arid young. Adapted to the family circle as well as scientific use. Shows the adul teration in food, thousands of animals in a single drop of water, eels in vinegar, globules in milk, blood and other fluids, tubular structure of a hair, claws on a fly’s foot, also the celebrated -‘ trichina spiralis” or pork worm, which is causing so many deaths among pork eaters, and in fact the objects which may be examined in this wonderful mict-osoope are without number. It took the first premium in the Ohio State Fair. Liberal discounts to agents, schools .and dealers. Price $2 o'J. Packed in a neat, box and Sent prepaid ’o any address on receipt of $2 75. Beautiful mounted mi cro copic objects at $1 5U per dozen. Money may be scut by mail at our risk. Address GEORGE MEADE, jau 15 11. . , Box. BJ, Puidno, IVisconsift. "Whole USTo. SJjrr. AMERICIS APYjaFTISEMEim. j. m ipjxoci AY ARE HOIiSE AND tmw mission jHctitlauts. AMUUCU3, oSjglA. \ y E are now at the Wafe-lM |r-e formerly It owned by Dr. R. C. Black, ontlWtfin street, but will soon be at onr old stand itUbe brick W in' House now being built by Mr, KlB.-Loy'* less _ Tfc^. We are p-epnred to furnish Cage ins? «MKM to l'liiiteis, make advance* ou Colton bt OUM(|W; pn.duce in stoie, ship cotti n to Now Oileane.’lijj s iv.innsli, New Yoik or Liverpool, making libel id advancements on our shipments. Wo cm a,so insute cotton in our Wave-House, a* cheap as it can tie done in any other house in the city. Our ware-house is remote from any olbet building. As our senior lias beeu in the cotton business for the last fifteen years, and al ways on beside of the Planter, we hope to ill n reasonable share of the co'ton business. Pottou shipped to us from below this point on the s. \V. K It , will only be charged one dollar per bale and no and ray age at this place to our Wart house. Sept. 15-ts. i NO FI I ! NO PAY ! * S- COHEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, / ITDJI'LD respectfully inform the citizens of it Sumter that he is still engaged in th© Tailoring business, and ready to wait on alt who mav desire anything in his line. He keeps on bund an assortment of Ileady-Made Clothing, l!o ad ( hubs and Fancy Cassimeres. He is prepared to cut and make Coats, Vests and Pantaloons, in the neatest ityle and nt th© slim test notice. His motto !s “ No Fit, No Pay." £«?“ Impairing and cleaning clothes done in the neatest sty le and warranted to please. Oct 4 If. BOOT & SHOE M ANUFACTORY: 1 . fit! 11l undersigned is now prepared to make ; | to order, Gentlemen's line BOOTS and S 01 S, out of the finest and best Caif Skins. . Also. French Morocco Shoes for Ladies. All work warranted to give satisfaction. ISAA-, liepairing done at the shortest notice. , 1 have for sale, a splendid assortment of Lasts, Ficncli, Calf and Curry sole Kid Skins, Sole Leather, Bindings, and a full lot of Shoe , findings, to which the attention of dealers is particularly invited, which I am selling cheap. ; tor cash. 11.I 1 . It. STANFIELD, -,7 Oct ll ts. I’ANE Wines and Brandies for Medical use at Dr. E J. KLDRIDGE’S sept S ts Diug stole. I AMI’S, Kerosene, and Chimneys, at I, Dr. K. J LLDRIDGE'S sept 8 ts Duig Store. !) vTI.NT MEDICINES, at 1 Dr. E. J. ELDRfDGE'S | sept 8 ts Drug Stoi". }IINE SEGA US and Tobacco, at | Dr. E. J. ELDI’IDGE’S 1 sepi Btf Drugstore, 1 D'iiIFUAIERIES and Toilet articles, at 1 Dr. E. J. ELDRIDGE'B fopl Rtf Diug Store. j) 1 VsICiAN'S orders filled with reliable Drugs, '•*? I at Dr. E. J. ELDRIOGE’S -3 sept Btf Drug Store. ' I)') -K FUI Asti ill ll Dr. E. J. ELDRIDGE'S srpt 8 Diug Store; ,1 1 1 iiESII AND PURE DRUGS at L' Dr. E. J. EEDRIDGE’S Drug Store, North coiner Public Square. :fj sept 8 if flwß p VERY THING in tbe Drug line, at lli Dr. E. J. ELDRIDGE S 1 j Rent Rtf Ding Store. exchange IMR SALE. Sight exchange on New York ' r arid Sav tunali, in turns to suit purchasers. July 7 Ota. J- W. WHEATLEY. Nlclallic Burial cases. \VINE ASSORTMENT, kept consttmily-fl . ou hand. S. V. BOONE, Ag’t. -);.! v _ 1 t f . ||| NEW PRODUCE HOUSE W. L HIOtKER i CO., J White and Yellow Corn, In liny quantity and at low prices. Mg 3B aeon, : i 15 Y CASK, O R II RT A 11* dg Lower than can be bought in Macon. ,j»gj pIaOTTR, the rest in the state! /.a nAYI n KT*S on hand, and more to arrive^-jl (jU Call uml sco it. Ft'cslt ]Vleal. At tli*' price of Corn. V \ car LOAD OF XEW TEXNESSK .C<>&XfJ| to arrive in a day or two. -A Y»>« lhicon, Corn, Meal ana r lour itM.ii want to buy chcap— you had hottereaHip , in', i.r hliut house, ()pp t)slto. 1* ’ nov 20 ts • C. CUOCKEH « PIANOS! l?IANOS! I v " ■ ON hand, a fev/ exira Pianos, wittco are ferod at low prices. 8. P. ISOO|iJ July 24 ts. Agent. • m Mousy and i*ot AVERY Pes 1 ruble House and Lot con*en»a|gl to the Square. House has six room* amt] lot contains ii 1-2 acres. ~Jm Oct. 2ud. 18CG. - % ,■ j
