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About The National Republican. (Augusta, Ga.) 1867-1868 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1868)
NnlionfllHepublicnn Official City Paper. UKtiHST CiTfFIKWUTION. augu^t a. <* aC? THURSDAY MORNING.»...October 29, IMB Miniature Almanac for October, 1808 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. San Rises 6.15 | Sun Seta 5 13 MOON’S PHASES. full Moon—Oct. Ist, 2.5#, aveuiug. Lust Quarter— Oct. 9, 1.05, morning. New Moon—Oct. 15tb, 5.58, evening. First Quarter—Oct. 23d, 4.34, morning. Full Moon—Oct. 31st, 5.57, morning. Range of Thermometer. at Tub National Ruvobmcaw Oyrtca, October 28, 1808. »a.m. I 12 m- 1 3p.r». I 6 p.M. | 9p.w>. B - | 71 I 70 I 70’ I 6« ’ A NBJt FEATURE. Weekly National Republican. The first number of this new candidate for public favor will be issued from this office on Saturday next, the 31st instant. The Weekly will contain all the latest News by Mail and Telegraph: full iinilnt Reports ; the Editorials and C' despondence o f the Daily Republican ; Miscellany, Poetry, etc., etc. [t will be furnished to subscriber, at the very low price of Two Dollars a year, or to clubs of ten, or inor., One Dollar and Fifty Cents each--always in advance. Our friends are earnestly requested to aid in securing for ot»r Weekly a large circula tion. We pledge our best exertions to make it worthy ol the patronage of all good Re publicans everywhere. All letters should be addressed to E: 11. I’ugue, Augusta, Go. Oil ot Mfe Cures Rheumatism. More Thieves About. We learn that the dwelling of Mr. J. A. Bhexssb, Superintendent of the Telgraph Company, was entered on Tuesday night last, while the inmates were asleep, and robbed of a gold watch and other valuables., besides about three hundred dollars in greenbacks—the latter taken from Mr. Biiennek’s pantaloons pocket. ■ •-*.« Oil of Life Cures Toothache. —•— —,— Thanks. We are indebted to lion. C. 11. I’hixce, M. C., for a copy of the Official Army Register, and three volumes of the Impeachment Trial of Amdbew Johnson, as ordered pub lished by the United States Senate. Oil of I.ife Cures Headache. A Roguish < oiifesMion. Mr. B H. lIliJ. stated, in liis speech at the City Hall, on Tuesday night last, that, while at the Norlh^ recently, he mixed more freely with Radicals than Democrats; “but, as I have a very groat regard for my reputa tion here, I wish you to understand that 1 did so on the principle that in order to de tect a rogue one must mix freely with rogues.'’ Will the New York Tribune please inform us who were Mr. HiLl.’s principal associate.: whilst in that city ? Oil of Life Cures Bruises and Burns. The Way it Wortw. A gentleman informs us that a tract of land, containing one hundred and fifty acres, mar Quaker Springs', in Columbia county, was sold a few days ago at eight dollars and (illy cents per acre cash. A lew weeks ago, when the Presidential electiou was involved in doubt, the same land would not, perhaps, have brought over one-fourth that sum. I'lius, it will be seen, that the bare under standing that Gen. Grant will be our next President inspires confidence and enhances the value ol properly iii Georgia. Oil of Life Cutes Corns and BunioitfT. —— "Wright A UibsoH, Attor»M-y» »t Law,” Before indulging in the wholesale abuse of a former copartner —as did the Ku-Klux editor of Judge Gibson, at the City Hall, on Tuesday night last—it is reasonable to suppose that the “shyster” would have have seen the propriety of first taking down the “.-liinglo',’ banging at his olnco-door. which bears that despised gentleman’s name. The Judge bus a host of friends, and it may be that the Kn-Klux organist findi it to bis pecuniary advantage to hoodwink them by keeping his name emblazoned at his officc d .or I Oil of Life Cores all Pains. —w r —T " Bullock’* Navy. Bullock signs himself ’‘Commander-in- Chief of the Army and Navy” of Georgia. We have long been at a loss to know where the navy of Georgia could be found. M e arc reliably informed that it consists of a mud scow which is being constructed to convoy the Georgia Radicals up Salt river on the fourth of November. — Savannah News. Wa are glad to learn, upon so reliable au thority, that the “scow'' will be ready by the fourth of November ; for, as the Republicans arc not now “up’’ for Salt river, they will charter it on accommodating terms to their Democratic friends I Oil of Life At Plumb k Leitner’s. —— Fatal Accident. We rsgret to learn that Mrs. Mary Sharkey wan accidentally shot and killed last evening by her daughter, at her store on Centre street (near the lower market), in this city. The facta, as we learn them, of this unfortunate affair are as follows: A colored in in was in the store making some purchases and was negotiating for a pis tol, with the daughter of the decease J, a girl about thirteen years of age. While ex hibiting the pistol it was accidently dis charged, the contents passing through Mrs Sharkky’s heart. This is another and sad warning against the enrelrss handling of fire-arms- Beil ndful Fsutry <>«mmlm- In event variety, at I*Bl Brand rtrm’t. Who *r<* F.lectorm ? In answer to this question, we quote as follows from section 2d, artkle 11, of the now Constitution of Georgia. “Every mnle p#r»nn born in the United States, and every male person who has been uaiuraiixed, or who Ims legally de clared his intention to become a citizen of the United States, twenty-ouc years old, or upward, who bus resided in tltik Stetfl six months next preceding the election, and shall have resided thirty days in the county in which he offers to vote, and shall have paid taxes, which may have been required pf him, and which he may have bud an opportunity of paying, agreeably to law, for the year next preceding the election, shall be deemed an elector; and every male citizen of the United States of the age aforesaid who may be a. resident of the State at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, shall be deemed tin elector, and shall l ave all the rights of an elector, as aforesaid.’’ Oil of Life Cures Neuralgia. ——<►- Western and Atlantic Railroad. Within the past twenty-five years the following named gentlemen have held the responsible and much-coveted position as Superintendent of this ntaghiffef public work, viz: Colonel Gaunett, Wm. L. Mitchell, W. 11. Stockton, E. 11. Mills, Wm. M. Wadi.iy, Jxo. W. Lewis, James F. Cooper, Campbell Wai.lack and E. Hulbert—and each in his turn, (oxeept, perhaps, Mr. Wadley), received decided opposition from the conductors of tbo party press of the State. Next to the present incumbent—Colonel Hulbert-the Ae/ abused of all these was the honest and faithfnl Dr. J. W. Lewis, who, notwith standing the predictions of the wiseacres aforesaid, paid as much or mure clear mutiny into the State’s Treasury as Was paid by all his predecessors combined. Colonel Camp bell’s administration being of 'recent date, is frequently held up by tin: opponents of the present Superintendent, as a tundel of supe rior management, while they denounce that of Colonel ifui.Bkltr us imbecile, extrava gant and corrupt. Hold up, gentlemen. Do not be too quick ou trigger. Pqlohcl Hulbert has long been intimately con nected, in a business point of view, with most of the leading railroad managers of the country. All who know him know that, as a business man, lie has Tint few superiors in the State. He is elrar-headed, jrrouipt and efficient; and we.do not hesitate lossy that he will leave the position to which Governor Bullock has placed him, with as high a reputation for efficiency and honesty as any gentleman who has preceded him. T*- < ♦ ** To BusineriN Men. The Wr.Kiii.r N'ATioNAt. K-ki-uiii.icas will have an extensive circulation over the ad jacent counties—thus affording an excellent opportunity to Advertisers to extend (heir Business notices. Public Meeting on Friday hight. Wc are requested tp give t oticv that Dr. Samuel Baud, of Atlanta, will address the citizens of this city, without distinct'roti <>t party, at the Cily Hall, on Friday night next, at half-past seven o’clock. A resp< cl ful invitation is extended tu all. Theatre. To-night n great bill is up fur public amuse-iuciit and attention--’ 1 Block-Eyed Susan” and “ Tandies.” —i- Nubscrib<- ibr lhe Weekly National Republican. Published at Augustp, Gtt., the first tutm ber of which will appear on Saturday, the 31st instant. Price, only Two Dollars a year! OU of Life Cures Sprains. [Ailvcrtisemcnt.l R. R. K. Every household should keep Kaiiway's Ri aid' ilt.l.ti t and I’l Ll.r ou hand ; their timely use, if suddenly seized with sickness, may. save life. As Soon as there is the slightest urit’asinc.to in tfie chest, wish diffi culty of breathing, or indication of Cough take during the day thirty drops of ltelit-I', in a wine-glass of wtor. Cure, iffeiiuil. Pains in the Head, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, a sudden attack of Diptheria or Influenza, a PP*f ihe Relief to the tbrout and chest. Persons suffering from Rhentnatism, Tic Douloureux, etc., should not hesitate to apply Badway’s Bw>y Relief, both externally and internally. Nothing better in the known world. Creab a sense of beat and irrita tion, or burning, you may 'cel perfectly sat iriied of a cure. For Sprains, Cuts, Wohnds, Brtfiscs, nothing like the Relief. Hub the •part or par’s where the <lise>tse «r pain is seated" is all that is sufficient. Aside from all this, tire Relief will be lonud to be a splendid tonic when used wish water. If you have Lameness, Swellicg of the Knees, Feet, Joints, etc., use nothing else. In case of Asiatic Cholera, the Relict leads ail other preventives. So in attacks of Cltolcra tfor bus, Bilions Cholic, Fevers, Sick or Nervous Headache, Foul Breath, Purging, Dysen tery, painful Diarrhoea, Vomiting, Convul sions, Bad Dreams, and (heucrnl Debility, Rahway’s Ready Relief is a sure cufe. Soln by druggists. Price 50 cents per bottle, See Dr. Radway’s Almanac for 186a. —,—: ♦ - - Hat", and Bonaiets*. • Mrs. Pucrtr, 1!)O Broad street,’has just received au assortment of llalt>and bonnets, including the “ Grecian Betid. —Senor Gotti, the Spanish minister at Washington, it is said, will retain his office under the new government, as he is not only regarded as otic of the ablest statemen <4 Spain, but his relations with the late govern meat are known to have been not altogether of the most friendly character. It it said that he never saw Qnein Isabella in his life, and that he started for this country without seeking an audience wi'h Her Majesty. —Th a work on new Suspension Bridge at Ningata F»IV. which was begun a year ago last .Jttne< will l>< finished in abont a month. Tlie bridge extends from a point just below the American 1 ills, ton point on the Can i-.lian side just below the Clifton Hens®. Tiro fpatt.U !>tt and b>ur inches, and the two t’a'bfc* are’ f,9w frit ioHg. In each cable theie a,.: s,-vcu vtin* rope . each. two ruiyi u lot Lt luchei in, uni in cur. The'span i« sail tn lw Pittgrt Than’ that "f any other swwpcvivion ■lciilgv in the wort I. From Louisiana tfaw Oki.einil October 28—The city is quiet to-day, and, so far as beard from, St. Bernard Parish also. The following proclamation wns issued this evening by Gen. Rousseau : lleauq’iw I>ei’. of Louisiana aSd Ark., ) New Orleans, Oct. 28, 1868. f 2'<> the People of Louisiana : Fellow Citizens : I hnve received in structions from the authorities at Wash ington to take such action as may be neces sary to preserve peace and good order, mid to protect the lives and property, of citi zens. As the city is quiet to-day, 1 think it n proper time to make the above an nouncement, and to call upon the law abiding citizens to aid me hereafter in carrying out these instructions, and to that end they are earnestly requested to refrain from assembling in large bodies on the streets, to avoid exciting conversations, and olticr causes of irritation and excitement, and to pursue their ordinary vocations a® usual. The old police forces oj the city has been reorganized and ineffi cient members have been dropped from the rolls, the vacancies filled, und Gen. J. B. Steadman appointed Chief of Police, pro tcm. by the Board of Police Commissioners. Gen. Steadman and his police force will be supported by the military, and assurances are given alike, to the peaceful and the law less, that every thing at my command, and to the utmost of my ability, will be used in the endeavor to obey these instructions.— For the pres.iit, political processions, and patrolling the sti ets by armed meu, are prohibited.' Signed, Lowell il. Kosseau, Bt. Major General, Coti’d’g Dept. Th” Metropolitan Police Board desired to suspend Superintendent Williamson tem porarily, but iy; refused to be suspended ami was accordinely tried for infraction of tbo Metropolitan Police Law, in dismissing negro policeman without consulting Police Board. He plead guilty and was dismissed. The Board had previously endorsed Chief Williamson in the case for which lie was dismissed. Gem Steadman, at Geu. Ros eau’s request, accepted the appointment, pro tent, upon condition that he be allowed to choose his subordinates. The Common Council, this evening, passed a resolution setting forth the unconstitutipt,- ality of the Metropolitan Police law, and authorizing the Mayor to oraanizß a munici pal police under the charter of the city. Mayor Conway immediately appointed Gen. Steadman, although he had already accepted the appointment of the Metropolitan Board, and been sworn in. The Washington Star's article in refer ence to the Ist U. 8. Infantry, telegraphed here, excites the indignation of the officers of that Bcgiuiem, who denounce the letter alluded to ns malicious falsehoods. The fu-ta uro that, so (ar as known, not asi gle man of the entire Regiment served in the Confederate army. The Regiment is com po-ed, almost entirely, of rcenlistcd men, or those who presented honorable discharges from other U. S. Regiments. The entire number ol recruits don’t exceed five per cent, of the enlisted men, ami these are sent from Nori hern recruiting State*. The 87<»>’s ar’iele, though speaking only of enlisted men, mre regarded as ai> insult to the officers and a rJI- ti ai oft the discipline of the Regiment. News from Washington. Washington, October 28.—Judge Chase holds Court in Charleston, South Carolina, next week. Seymour speaks at Pittsburg to-night. Schofield allows the clerks in his Depart ment to go home to vote. Dr. J. B. Littlefield, of Illinois, is appointed chief clerk of the Freedmen’s Bureau. The President is announced as helpless, under the reconstruction acts, in restraining District Commanders from interfering with Courts. A ea-e has cimu from Texas, and involves the pi st jamcmeiit. by Reynobls, of the settle ment of an estate. Tho Radical Clerks held a meeting and resolved to arm and organize for their own protection, while passing through Balti more, ‘oa their way home to vote. Denial. Moiiii.n, Outobei 28.—The Tlejister, this moruiiig, coutains a letter from John Forsythe, to the New York World, em phatically denouncing the 7 imes for mis quoting and garbling liis words. He proves that the Tegider nev.cr said, “ The Democratic party is beaten,’ - and quotes that pait which was omitted by the Times. The letter concludes: '‘ The Mobile UegM- r h’B not given up, for aft instant, that this is the momentous struggle for CoDstitutional liberty, and it has never writli-n, IVu are beaten.’ It claims Ala bama, Georgia and Louisiana as certain for t he Democrats.’’ Congressman Hinds. .'■r. Louis, October 28.—A special from Little Rock, Ark, announces the arrival there of Representative Hinds’ body, and its departure for New Y’ork. Hinds and Brooks were shot by Geo. A. Clark, Secre tary ol the Democratic Committee of Mon roe County, who had been drinking and was bordering on delirium tremens. Clark is ;n custody. • . Indian Outrages. St. Louts, October 28. —A Cheyenne dis pnteh says that the Indians attacked Hunt and Hall’s train, near Perry Station, Sunday, killing four men and Capturing foqjteefi mules. Politics in Tennessee. Nasiivh.i-k, October 28.—The contest be tween Mercer and Prosser, both Republi cans, for Congress, in warming. Prosser's frionida raised a pole and run up a carpet bag instead of tire National colors. An Augustan and his Bride Visits the President. » Washington, October 28.—Among the President’s visitors to-day wore Mr. and Mrs. J. T- May, of Augusta, Ga. Cablegrams. London, Oct. 28.—1 tis fully confirmed that Prussia, Italy, Portugal, France and England have renewed diplomatic relations with Spain. West Virginia Election- Wubei.ixo, Oct. 28.—The Republican majority is stated at 5,000. Blair Speaks a Piece. New York, October2B. Blair addressed an immense crowd at Tammany last night. Marine News NEW YOHK. Oct-.l.er SS.-Arrived: SHr». San Jacinto, Huntsville, Allieinarie end Rebecca Clyde. SAVANNAH, October 28. Arrived: Steam er Montg' merv, New York. Clrare't : Steamship Thames, Now York. TTNliltoto.lßTATW DISTRICT COKRT- L Noxtheru Di.urict of Georgia. JAMES M. AUSTIN, BaiArispt, liftviitg prti tinned for u iliM'ltui'KC fr.nu uti Lie d<-Lu jtraviAle in .Uuitkr<qßiy,nll itHinns interrsted are notified t<> Hpfva: Os l-kb df-y of KoVeniber. IBOS, gt Ift te.. fofoi,-ReyiMer M, Kinley, at Newnan, li.r . tevshow eriiy ’tie prayer of lhe Hauk nu-t > iornl l not he granted. The -econfi and third meet i®je* of rnffUoT* wilt Ih rel.t nt tireenmetlme „U.I 1 W r. SMITH. <l. rk (h-to’-r '4,l**. fiettf—“t CQ MM Kite I AL AUGUSTA, MARKETS. Naviohai. HarusucAn, I Wednesday, Oct. 23- I’.M. f FINANCIAL.—GoId : Buying at l.'!&al.3B; selling at 1.37*1.31!. Silver: Buying 1.27a|.30; soiling 1.35. ( STOCKS quiet, ami a pretty good bguneta doing. Georgia Railroad Vsa'.*o. COTTON - -Market quiet; Middlings in fair demand at 23t; filer grades 23jfa2 10. CORN.—OId Crop «1.10a1.15. WBEAT.—Prime Rod, 2.25 ; White, 2 a#. FLOUR.—City Ground 10.00 to 14.00 per bar rel. BACON.—A better feeling in the market. We quote : Clear Ribbed Sides, 18; Clear Sides, IBalßj ; Shoulders, 15a 154; Dry Salt Shoulders, 14J; Dry Salt Sides, 17a17J. LARD.—Prime, 22c.; Pressed, 18c. TELEGRAPH MARKETS. I'lnun <ial. J.ONDtaN, October 28, A< wn . -Consols 94J. Bonds at HAVANA, October 28—Sterling lujalfij. Federal Cnrreney 18a15 discount- Gold, lon», 4a5; short, 7- NEW YORK, October 28, .Voon.—Gold 1.3J1. Money active, at 7. Sterling, ’62 com pons 13; North Carcliua’., fifij ; now, f.(l Vir. ginia’s, ex-coupons, 55; new, 581. Tennes see’s, 69 ; new, 68J. NEW YORK, October 28, Ki'tiniiiif. -Gold | a little stronger at 1.34). Money strinwency severer then ever, but ft shade easier at the close. Sterlidg weaker at 9i.. Southern bonds irregu lar. Tennessee's firm. North Carolina’s weak. Virginia’s weak. Government's firm. Prnducr i»u<l Oils, r U.,, I.l\ 1.RP0 0 1.. Oct. 28. xVooo.— active Sales 15,#!)U bales. NEW k ORK, October 27, Cotton quiet at 25c. Flour dull, and lOHlae InW'-r. Wheat dtrM and 2a30. lower. Cum dull, and le lower. Mess Pork lower at 25.90. Lard quiet—steam 17ia 17#. Turpentine steady at 43a43J. Rosin strained 2.48. Freights firm. NEW ORLEANS, October 28.—Cotton easier. Midfilings 23J»23Je. Sales 3,100 bales.. Re coipts, 1,839 bales. Exports 1,772 bales. Sugar steady—new Louisiana yellow clarified, lfsalse. Molasse* active —Louisiana, prime to choice, 1.00a1.05. MOBILE, October 28.-—Cotton—Market qaiet. Salos 300 bales. Middlings 23jc. Receipts fifilbales. Exports mule. SAVANNAH, October 28.—Cotton opened firm and closeci weak. Sales 677 bales. Mid lings 211. Receipts 1,029 bales. Exports, coast wise, 356 bales. WILMINGTON, Ootober2-S. - Cutten firmer— Middlings 23Ja2Js. Spirits Turpentine jO. Rosin quiet strained, 160: No. 2 1,70a175. Crude Turpentine and Tar unchanged. <•11 AH LESION, Oatn>. Mdi ifrb. -CuUuh ittt'ii | an I c»i<ier. Sales 500 bales. Middling; Receipt* 931 ba’os. aEW YORK, Oe|oi>er 2-H, Cuiivn los.« active but steady, 2,0 V at 25ia2. r 4. Flour heavy- State C>.00a7,9*/; We>tcru 6.00a 9 00, ’’umfljjn I Fair Extra Southern S.ooaß 90. Wheat heavy. Corn heavy, Mixed Woetcrn 1.09 a 1.12. Oats lower. Mess Pork firm at 26.50. Lard easier at 'sJal7s Whiskey quiet. Gro ceries firm. Turpentine 43a44. ilosin 2.4Ua 7.50. Wool quiet. Tallow acuvc. Freights firm— cotton, steam, $. LIVERPOOL, October 28, Kveuiny.— Cotton closed firm- Sales 15,000 bales. Uplands 11 ; Orleans Hi. LIVERPOOL, October 28, Afitrnvw. --Cot buoyant. HAVRE, October 28. -Cotton—aSoftt 127 baler, CLNCINNATI, October 28—Flour in little demand—Family, 7 60a7.75. Corn, old, 98a$t; now, 00aft2e. Whiskey dull, at 1.10. Mess Pork new, 25.05. Lard dull— new steam, Wc. .shoul ders 13al3Jc. ST. LOUIS, October 28.—Mess Pork 31.00. shoulders 13J; clear sides I7jalßif. Whiskey dull, at 1.13, si i HTjrwTrrnn in— min em—i——nan TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I United States for the Southern District of Georgia. In tbo matter of , LOUIS M. HOUSER, >IN BANKRUI’i'CY. Bankrupt. ) No. 60. The said Bankrupt having petitioned the Court for a discharge from all his debts prova ble under the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1867, notice is hereby given to all persons interested to appear on the 23<1 day of November, 1868,at It) o’clock a. m., nt chambers of sold District Court, before F 8 Ilesseltine, Esq., one of the Registers of said Court in Bankruptcy, at his office at tho Hotel in Fort Valley, Georgia, and show cause why the prayer of the said petition of the Bankrupt should not be granted Dated at Savannah, Ga., this 26th day of Octo ber. 1868. JAMES <h2Blhw3\v Clerk. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE JL United States for the s<.u»horn District of Georgia. In the mallei <*f ) MAKQU&A. DESiONEY, > kN DANKHUjPTCY Bankrupt, J Notice it? hereby givon that the second ami general meeting of the cjeditot-H of the aaid Bank rupt will be held nt Savannah, in said District, on the IStli day oi November, ai 9 o’clock a. m., at the office of Fmuk S Jlewrhine, Ewj., one of tho Registers in Bankruptcy in said Dietrkt, fir the purposes na.nrd in the 27tb Section of-the Bankrupt Act, approved March Jd, 1867. ALEUKD WILSON, oc2B-law2vv Afisigneo. Letters of Administration, STATE Ok 1 GEORGIA— Ittekmonfl Whereas, Eijza Rebecca Clarke applies to rue for Letters of Adinhiisnatwu. with the Will an nexed, on the Estate of An-ziutaCocke, deceased : These are, therefore, t-n cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of siiid deceased, to he ami appear at my office on or before the th at Monday in December next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letter! not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Augusta, this -bth dav of October, SAMUEL LEVY, oct-’l—lawti Ordnmiy. Goal! Coal! Coal! The undersigned having be<n appointed agent fi»r the CASTLE ROCK COAL MINES, will be receiving, from this time, and during the Winter, One Thousand Tons of the above VERY’ SUPERIOR COAL. This Coal will be sold FAR BELOW THE PRICE OF WOOD, in proportion to its value as fuel. In the altered condition of our system of labor, its advantages arc important, aud should be considered by all canesutucw: let. It is cheaper. 2d. One third loss labor is requ rod to han dle it. Sd. All temptation tn pilfer is move 4th. Great security against the acidont its o fires. It will be sold, at the Coal Yard Georgia Kailroad Depot), at Eleven Hollars per Tom I Ot TWELVE DOLLARS, Delivered in any Portion of the City I To parties taking a C<R LOAD, pri.r to Hep treiber Ist (when rales of freight ar. wlvanwd), a deiluilion of Four u-illur. per Car f,s»ad will be made- CHAS. A ROWLAND, jv 16—ts _t - - ■ - —— - '■ y■« Letters of Dismission. Geokgia- Hivkruoed ftnwstg. Whereto- Caiftliiie Ito tat. Administratrix, will) lb-- will annexed <*n lhe ert.te of Antoine i’kqm l. .teoewii. appl>*« to mo so. Ireiter. of Th«w an- theiefore, to cue and admanMi an and nnenl«r, the kindred and rroitawra of said deaeaae.l, to be atal appose at my offiee on Or het.nv the lirrt Jlou'tay u« October, to bli-w cause, if any th-v havft. why »ai'l Letters alt.njd tint be granlesl. Given nudei my liaud ami effirtal riguature at Atl-’ii to. th. Ifttli lav nt Mav . IStrt. M. BRAYTON, I mjl9 lawful* Ordinary. R chnyind Sheriff'a Sale- W% -P'?' rHE TUBS- V v DAY IN DECEMBER next, between the egal Itouts of sale, at the Lower Market House hi Ute city of Augusta, the following property, mi'* In tho eoimty of Richmond: One Tract of Laud, about three miles from the city of Augusta, on tho Augusta and Savannah Railroad (excepting, tho right of wav of said railroad through said tract of land),- containing three hun dred :md nine aeres, more or less, houmled south by lands of John Pbiuiay uud Rock» Cr-ek, on tlio west by lands now or formerly owned by De Laigle, ou tho north by land now or formerly owned by DeLaigla and a lane of John Pbinixt, east I>y laud of John I’liituzy Levied on under a mortgage tl. fa. on foreclosure issued from tho tlx» Su;«rior Court of Richmond coimty, in favor of Jotiu I’hiuizy against Robert C. Easterling, to wttisfy said debt and costs, as the projierty of Robert c. Easteiling, being for the purchase motley of said tract of land, except such portion ol said land as claimed bv defendgtit as exempt from levy and sale) said land being now in pos session of John C. Spinks. Aud notice this day served on him according to law. The above prop erty pointed out. by John Phinwyl October 3,18(18. WILLIAM DOYLE, oct I t d Deputy Sheriff Richmond co. Magistrate’s Office. ipixis LYONS, BELVG APPOINTED I J Not Hi-y Publie aud Justice of the Peace for Kiehuiond countv, haßopened hi# Office, coi uer Mouunieut aud Ellie alreete, where he offei a liia eerviceeto tho public at large, with the that such will be rendered to the beet of hU ability, unbiused and impartial. OC !«ire-tf United States Marshal's Sale. LtNder and by virtue of a writ J of Fieri Facias, issued out of the Honorable, the Fifth Circuit Court of the United States for tbo Southern Distiict of Georgia, in favor of the Plaintiff. John D. Wilvmi, Survivor, in the fol lowing case, to wit: John I). Wilson, Survivor, vs. lioben A. Beers and Newton P. Brinson— I liavn levied upon, ns the property of Newton I* Brinsou, a BRICK DWELLIN’G HOUSE -and LOT, situate, lying and lifting on Pine street., in the cily of Albany, county of Dougherty and St ate o't Goorgia, and known as tin- residence of Newtou P. Brinnon, and will sell the same at public auetioa, at tbc Cotut House, in the city of Macon, connly of Bibb und State of Georgia, ou tlrn FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER next, between the lawful hours of sale. Dated nt SaViimnih, Ga., October 23d, 18t>8. WILLIAM O. DICKSON, United States Marshal. Terms < ash. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's Altotm-y. oct2s> lavr4w Assignee's Sale- yVILD BE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT y V House door in Milledgeville, Baldwin county, Getnuin. on I lie FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER next, between the legal hours of ofaale,tfin following rfttil estate, to wn : One Hundred and Ten Acres of Land, more or lees, part of lot No. 184, in the Fust Dislrii t of Bablwiu eouutv. Ga. Also, Nine Hundred ami Eighty An. - . more or less, ot wiki L ind, in Emumtel coiuity, Ga. ; Dis trict and number not known, Also, an undivided half of One Tbousaud Acres, more or lees, of Land, in Emanuel county, Ga-, District an.l numbers not known. Titles lost. Also, im imdivided fourth of Due Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land, more or tats, in Cherokee District, aud numbers not known. Also, one lialf Section (320 acres) of Land, in Pontotoc Coimty, Alissiwippi, range awl township liof known. Sold, mutei a decree in Bankrt.|Scy us the property of Themms Hnmphries, Uaiikrupt. of Baldwin county, Ga.. free from the ini iimbrame OfLiene. Terms Cash. October 9tl>. 18iS ARCHIBALD C Mi KINLEY, oc il—lawSw Assignee- Assignee’s Sale. WILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT House door, In the town of Sandersville. Wusiiingtou county. Ga , ou the FIRST TUES DAY IN NOVEMBER next, between the hours of 10 o'eloftk, a. m., anil 3 o’clock, p, ml, eeven hundred (790) acres of laud,on east side of Baf ffilo creek, adjoining lands of Stephen .Mills nud others, kliowu as part of the Ijfee Reeves’ tract. Sold as the property of the estate of Wil’iain L. Reeves, an adjudged Bankrupt, free from the en etimmaa. e of helis, etc., for the benefit of the crediitus of said W. L. Reeve.. Terms easli. October I Illi, 1868. CLEMENT C. BROWN, oc 14 —til Assignee. Assignee’s Sale. By VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN BANK RUPTCY, ia the ease of William IL Dozier, Bankrupt, I will sell at nuctiou,to the highest bidder,-on TUESDAY, the let day of DECEM BER next, at the Court Honse doof. in Columbia county, State of (Georgia, three hundred and six (•BIG) acres-of kind, more or leas, situated in Uo- Inmhia county. State of Georgia, adjoining lands of Thooiafl M. Hamilton. Patrick Dongherty, Greun J. Dealer, und particularly doscrnied in pint of Surveyor, recorded January J3th, 18-12, hh Book LL, Clerk s dllki*, Columbia county, Ga. Sold siityedt to a Homestead of tdxty acres, iucludiitg the dwellings, but otherwiso free from all incumbrances thereon, for the benefit of his credilor.< Terms caeb. WILLIAM 8. HILLS, oc Ifi—law3w Assignee. Letters of Guardianship. STATE OF GEOROIA, tfiphuiond Whereas, Nilley Bcitaley appliei to me for Let tert of Giii’.rdi;ui:duu <>t Abi-aliam Bensley, minor child of Jonathan Be:ud<-y, d< Cen»ed: The.-: are, therefKri-. to cite and ndmonl-h all and einguter.tlio-kiudrcd aud frieuds, to be ai d appear at my office ou or before llie iirat Monday iu D'v luta-x next, to show cawp. if any they have, why rtiM Ixdtars xhonld not be granted. Given n’td'— mv hand and oflWal awnature, at Augusta, this 28th day of October. 181)8. SAMUEL LEVY, oct -.8—3 8. Ordinary. IN THE DISTRICI COI RT Os THE JL United States fortlie Northern Distriet of Georgia In the matter of i ELI,I Ml BOSWELL. J-IN BANKRUPTCY Bankrupt. ) No. 165 Tlie .aid Buukrupt having iM-titioned the Court for n discharge from all his debts prova ble- under the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1867 notice is hereby given to all persons interested to appear on the 12th day of November, 1868, at 12 o’clock at itoon, at chambers of said Dtatriet Court, before Albert G Foster, Esq.,one us the Registers of the said Court in Bank ruptcy, at tlie Register’s office in the city of Mad ison, Ga, and show cause why the prayer of the the said petition of lire Bankrupt should not bo granted. And further notice is hereby given that the second and third nieetinga of creditors will be Irehl at the same time ana place. Witness, the Monontblft Jolra Erskine, IsKAi. I Judge of said District Com t. and the mat thereof, this 2lst dav of October, 186\ VV BI BMITH, oc-3 luw2»* Clerk. IN THE DiSWCT CGI KT OF THE Uuiled States for the Northern District of Gcorgi-.g In iho matter of )' THOMAS L LATIMER, UN BANKRUPTCY. Bankrupt. * J Tn whom it may concern : The nudersignod hereby gives uoiic. of bis ippoiutmcnt as Asaigiiee of Tim J Latimer,of Men wether county, Georgia, within said District, who ha# been ad judged a Bankrupt upon hi# own petition by tire District Court of saia District, listed 23d day of July. 1868, at Newnan, Ga. DBA AC N. SHANNON, oc 16-law3tv Assignee. IN THK DIbTRLCT COURT OF THE United States for the Southern District of Georgia- ' In the matter of 1 JOHN Qi Sl’lßK.ff, VIN BANKRUPTCY. Bankrupt. J Hie undersigned hereby give:, notice of hi# appointment s# Assignee us John Q. Spires, of the county of IJycohi aud Stat, of Georgia, within said Dislrirt, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon It’s own petition by the District Cottrt of said Dirtriot. Dated the 29tli Srtot. IW. J. M. DILL, 0ct»l-taw3w Assignee. ..531.1.8L1 sHBD 1855 O THOMAS RUSSELL, 198 i Broad St., NEXT frOOR 88l TflE FKRSK’H STOftfl. . t 9 WATCHKi, CLOCKS, and JhW|4U4Y. RE PAIRED at tee rhorte-t niMiue. All work -war rented. AB order- ■will be thankfully received, and promptly attendwi to. . JeM-lnwly •* INSURANCE. FIRE, MARINE & INLAND • ■ ~ !' ft'eti rpilE SUBSCRIBER I» THE AGENT OF A the following well known responsibla Com panies, representing a paid-up capital and surplus of more than |10,000,000—viz: JBtna Insurance Company, - Hartford, Conn. Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. Howard Insurance Company, A’«W Fork. Manhattan Insurance Company, Nw York. Standard Insurance Company, Neu> York, Astor Insurance Company, New York. Commerce Insurance Company, . New York. Fireman’s Insurance Company, New Ylnk. Lamar Insurance Company, ■ . New Turk Commercial Insurance Company, Neu> York. Mercantile Insurance Company, New York. Phenix Insurance Company, New York The .ETNA, of Hnrtlord, the HOWARD, MANHATTAN aud FIREMAN’S, of New York, were chartered near a bull century since, aud are known as auiuug the beet aud most substantial Companies in the United States, as are the other Companies named with them. I eau insure SIOO,OOO ou Cotton, in any one of our Warehouses, and $70,000 on Cotton in a good Steamer, from -Savannah or Charleston to New York, or other Northern Porta. Losses equitably adiluted und promptly paid. The patronage of the public is respectlully so lioited. octtW—3m Wm. SHEAR, Agent. Avne ta, October 22, 18(>8. Market Notice rpilE MEAT AND VEGETABLE STALLS A iu the Upper and Lower Markets will be rented on the (list MONDAY iu November next, at. the Lower Market House, at ID o’clock a. m. Persons holding Stalls can retain the same for the next year at tlie assessment of last year; pro vided arreartiges are paid before the day of renting. Parties in arrears on that day will no* be permitted to retain their Stalls, or to rent any other The Green Grocer s Ordinance will be rigidly enforced. Terms of reining are~-one half m advance in United States currency, and notes, with approved security, for the balance, payable on tile Ist May, 186!’. Sums of fifty dollars, or less. cash. EPHRAIM TWEEDY, oct’Jtl- td Chairman Mayket Committee. L’emditutioimlist will please copy. NEW FALL OSB 0 HEX It X L. A. BALK ITS BROAD STKELT I am now opening a CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF SEASONABLE GOODS —SUCH AH — Dress Goods, Prints, Flannels, CASBIMRRES, SHAWLS, CltllKS, UOOI’-SKIIIIS, CORSETS, Fancy Soods, Etc., Etc. As these Goods are buight only for READY MONEY, du v, i.f course, will be sold at I’OPUJAR I’iUCES. IIIIINRY C. A. BALK, 172 Broad Street, sep 20 Servants Wanted. WANTED, A FIRST CLASS COOK. Washer and Iruoer, 10 serve niy family of three person*. Al 80, A small, but competent, House Girl. Good recoinniendatknis required. Apply’ immediately to WM. C. BARBER, oel2l—lf 221 Broad st. United States Marshal’s Sale. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of facias, issued out of the Honorable, the Fifth Circuit Court of tlie United States, for the Soirthen District of Georgia, hl favor of the nlniutifl', John D. Wilson, survivor, in the fol towing case, to-witi John D. Wilson vs. Robt. A. Boers and Newton P. Brinson, partners. I have levied upon, as the property of Newton L*. Brinsou, all Ute household furniture and kitehoa ntensil. contained in the residence of Newtou P. Brinson on Pine street, in tho city of Albany, county of Dougherty, and Stale of Georgia—ex cept such as is exempted by law—to-wit; One piano, one large looking-glass, ouu what uet, one pair vases, one marble top table aud wax-dowers, one pair of ice-cream elands, two bedsteads, four mattresses, one bureau, one sofa, one centre table, * one-sine table, one rocking-cliair, two small chairs, six purinr chairs, two ottomans, one large look ing glaw, one carpet, one rug, one pictnre, .one pair brass audiroae, one brass tender, one jmir shovel and tongs, one pair common shovel aud tonga, oue what-not, two spittoons, one large lamp, one pair vases, one pair china candlaslicks, ouu matcu-eafe, one wash stand, three pair blankets, three quilts, four lace curtains, one clock, six chairs, oue rocking-chair, one sewing cliiiir, one waah bowi and pitcher, one chamber, and two small lamps , and will sell the same al public aiietion. at the Cotu t House, in the city of Albany, comity of Dougherty, and State of Geor gia, on the third Tueiday in November next, between the lawful honra of sale. Terms cash. Property pointed out by plalntifT» att.iruey. Dated at Savannah, Georgia, 0ct.91.1868. WILLIAM G. DICKSON. oei*£l—lawlw U.S. Marshal. XN THR DISTRICT COUnt OF THE United Slater for the Ssuthwn District of Georgia. Th tb. matter es ) JOHN KIiNNEY, > IN BANKRUPTCY. Bankrupt. ) Ne. 115. The said Bankrupt having petitioned the Court for a discharge from all his debts prova ble under the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1867, notice is hereby given to ail persons interested so sriqiearon the 18th day of November, Wiß,trt 10 teelack a. th., at chambers ol said District Court, before F. 8. Hessehiuc, Esq., «n<* of the Registers of said Court in Banknipeey.trt Ns offioe. at »he comer of Bay aud Drayton streets, Savannah, Georgia, and show cause why the prayer of the said petition o? tta? B-nanipl should not he granted. - 1- f»e2*7- T»v3w • ? Cwk, sroffismiiuYs CIRCUS! to’ ftt,’ -a?-' (Formerly Stone, Rosston k Marnty’g) Will ExHkH in AVGUSTA Friday, November 6th, AFTERMOOH AND BIGHT. The Leading (ircas in the World! (Jnparag<m««l Im Npleittior: The established repuiati .n of thii Cfrg-us ia too well known to require on elaborate description. Look ass toa proud Sensational Bidera, Emotional GymnLtts. Phenomenal Acrobats, tfie tnosfwonderMin ’ the universe: M'DLLE JEANETTE, Tbe graceful and dasbliig Psrteiau Eques trienne, the most brilliiytt .and daring lady ridec ever seen. Her first seasoniu Araoriea. THU GREAT JOHN HCARI, The superb defiance ebatnpiqu Equestrian ' aud Thaumaturpic Artiste, late Director of the Cirque Napoleon, Varis. His first settadn in America. - . ' - _ e « Le Jeune Buxtfj premier barebuek Horsemah, champion ridsr of the' world. t Murray and Hutchinson, the exeefrior Acrobats, tho originators of A lcW'*.‘rie' of novel performances. ' - . The Rollands Brothers.. (h< poorleqs Sensational Gymnasts. - George Cooke, tho noted English Protean Character Rider—fust season iu America. Mr. Den. Stone, the skillful Doctor of- Fuu, and Popular Humorist, and Mr. Fred. May, the merry, Ho a arch ' Clowns, and Favorite jester, will preside in the department of Mirth. . Mr- Harry North, the most expert Tum bler in the world. , Mr- Burt Johnson, ths efesmpion Imaper and Vaulter. : •- r.’ ' ' Mr. George Murray, the Grotesque Cmnto dian. ' .. *■ '• - Mr. Robert Johnson, flto retmirkaWc P.incratist. , . Herr Ludortf. the amazing Kqmlihris*-* . Wm. Armstrong’, tlie Classic Seowic Equestrian. ’ . The chief attaches -wilt be hided by* co th- . plate force of Auxiliary Talent, eonsisttng . m part oi Sigs. Morritti and Xenigries; Mons. Nicoyft anil D’ticroix ; Herrs Wetzdar, Poluite, st&lberg ;>nd Btshplyny Messrs.. By wick, Forrest, Merton* Mastm Wewnfr, Clarenee find Waiter; the whole forpiing THE RM BB.IILIANT jf ~ _K»/ fr-., - V* x. jg-r r B ~~- - XT jM-' ‘‘■•. -<'iZeV - -r- •< >-' Circus Troupe in the WorU-I Actually embracing ..mure Intent, &gi> upy - three coinpantea in this country po*Mßs. Prof. GEO. P. nufcaiiwtf< **•• dcrlut and sagacious Zkctine Dogra, \ ■< ■’M A liXTSAi.- DEJ[. STOSSS JOCOSE MULES , . Are ftxod'features with ihjr nAil thdlr" temarkaWe, of Aiiunat InJeßb ;, sc nee will eqaliriue tu atfarJ rieh tEswefr for atnusemeul- > .- *■’ " •♦ ♦ ■ ■ t Syoxs A MinhmW adverlim wttiaerions as aetupiljr belong to-tfceir and do not niiignify the abilities'-of tfceir Troupe when t.btjf claim that . •_£• .., Ko Exhibition in the Whrtd Can Equal It- „ x/ . • 4-~. n. i..—s-ftctß travel «x«lusivcW-by JUHrofl. o» (pe«ifd trfin* chartered at iinmepjc Xtierat<4,_<e StternFfwlh he.raaAe to «Uc«ive tbejjublie.<bj’'a' Street Parade* of empty wajun.,dj»»Ti by hcrads hired in the place of exhibition. Thu ausa.jli.lns of this Circus are jn thaJ’pvilivß- j'J. .> . . Don't Forget the Time— Fridhsy, i.« x ‘ Xovertaber «. fflß-Tictef-. fm’STOHE * MI'HKAY’S OIBW.- wilt beT«r S>!e«f ijnmttiaS* rs- Sow’s N«4>* rci ,«raa* “Ircob 'hree days in «dv«noe <rf < niubig. ** oetSS - 9t
