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(gljpTwMD&rgisti^ p K3DVYNOV 0, 1876. ementr. jrCJi SIIhlilFF. . announce myself as a oan<li -1 of Rook W county. and refer ’' r ‘, rw . or d ,ib Sheriff of the county. If to y P?". Btr i v o to AH th*> office satisfaeto 'jwtoth to myself, and to the citizens of the count T. -p N. HUDSON. oct2s-tde FOR TAX COLLECTOR. friends of T. T Thrasher propose his Th * j, a candidate for Tar Collector of RocV- P* n, ° ”n> v at. the election to he held in .Tanu d"'* 'c,t and ask that his claims be duly con *rj ”4 v v the voters of said countv. ’"octohei ISth-tde * to tHiTvOTERS OF ROCKDALE. Tam a candidate for the office of Clerk of ‘ snnerior Court, and if elected, Jopfch A. MclVian (who has been Deputy Clerk two reavs) will he mv Deputy. • Respectfully, Ac., Oct. 12th. 1876. —tde J. P. ROSSER. * FOR TAX RECEIVER. lam a candidate for the office of Tax Re ceirer of Rockdale county. wl J£ r W. T. HUSON. ~~ tor tax collector. lam a candidate for the office of Tax Col lector of Rockdale county. Nov. 7,1876. T. F. MADDOX. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of Rockdale crunty. 9* d( , J. E. MADDOX. FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. D. M. Parker will he supported for Clerk Su perior Conrt of Rockdale county by nolO-tde Manx Friends. FOR SHERIFF. Mr John H Taylor will be supported for Sheriff of Rockdale county, at the ensuing election by Sept 12th, 1876—ti Mart Friends FOR 7AX COLLECTOR. The mny friends of John M. Robinson re spectfully announce his name as a candidate for Tax Collector of Rockdale county. Nov. 7,1876. Voters. ' 'WANTED. to o mm ms 9 without any regard to previous condition, col or or polities to vote for J. A. ft. STEW ART for County Treasurer. Every one so (loin will he entitled to a l Hromo. tde It's turning cold. “Xiver mind the weather so the wind don’t blow.” A. 11. Shaver, of Augusta, is in the City. Squire Jeff X Ims is the champion turnip raiser in Rockdale county. Pork and turnips is the diet, to some extent, of Uoekdalians. Tilden and Hen Irie.ks and old John liobinsoti and his !>i r show both coming in at the same time is too much for our people. It’s a lovely picture, especially the former. The negroes nearly all voted Radical, on Tuesday, in this county. Adel Dehat ini; Club incut at the Court Rouse on to-morrow night. The public mv invited. Marshal P. G. McCullough has resum ed the btilon agiin. The ’own Commis •"oners having dismissed the charges agaii.nl him. Rockdale Court of Ordinary, for its November term, was in session on Mon day. Present: Hon. Obadiah Seaman®, Ordinary. ‘Leave was granted John W. Carr, Administrator of John P. Carr, deceased, to sell all the lands of said es tate* There being no other business, court adjourned Rockdale County Court convenes next Monday. Several criminal cases will He called for trial. Parties interested wi'l do well to observe the time. Covington received 4,633 bales of cot ton fiom Sept Ist to Nov Ist, 1876. K. W. Baghy has one of the finest, •tore rooms in Covington. Hurrah for B. W (Bob) Bagby ! Some say the democratic victory on I uesday was a cyclone. Others say it was II tornado, and others still that it was a ’cgular Nor Wester. It was more of a down Easter than any thing we can think of. Col J. C. Barton has anew over coat. c rejoices at the co'd weather, as well aH ,he victory for Tilden.&c. e feel so good that we can most taste it-* Maj J, JJ. p ac<?< Wl f e anf j \|j sg Claude ‘Person, of Covington, returned from eir trip to the Centennial, New -York an <l other places of note in the North ,ast Friday night. Bio Anderson, of the Star, with his ■ '-ustomed zeal aad pafriotism, got out T„' X l T *' Star announcing the result of a i' B ay i 8 ® leell °n. We put it incur di i|,„ \ t up the dark places along whole line, from Maine to everywhere. Mr. IV, Hunter Anderson of Coving ton, returned home on lstu Thu-eday night with his bride. Will is the very picture of happiness. Married. In Conyers, Ha, at the lesidenceof 0. rtf. Hudson, Esqr., the bride's father,by Rev J. M Hiirtain Mr M. W. Almand and Miss Hatiie Hudson All of RoekdaV. “May the vows of love they have pledge here, lie renewed nt the gab's of eternity, where love is eternal. [By Telegraph.] Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 9th, 1876. To J. (t TK E. Treadwell: Louisiana twelve thousand majority, which secures Ttlden’s election. J. IV. Goldsmith. —— • ■ Mr. W. H. James, of the Slid man (Texas) Register, who has been spending some time in Conyers, left, on Tuesday afternoon. He is looking after an emigrant. “They parted in sadness.* A tear drop trembled on his cheek.” “Parting Is words of such sweet sorrow, That we sometimes linger till to-morrow.” For always, “Love to love, as schoolboys from their hooks, But love from love to school with heavy looks.” But how about that wine and the Cen tennial 1 So many States have gone Democratic that our memory tails us, and we arc un. able to put their names down on our tab let tor want of space. Mrs. J. M. Lester, of this county, died on Sunday evening last. To her bereav ed husband, children, relatives and friends, we extend our sympathies. The 4sh quarterly Conference cf the Conyers Circuit was held in this place, commencing on Friday evening last and ending Sabbath evening after, Dr. J. E. Evans, Presiding Eider, officiating. On Sunday he preached, in a very able and feeling manner, the funeral of Rev. Jesse W. Carroll. Mr. J. A. Stewart, Jr., was appointed Superintendent of the M. E. Sunday School of Conyers, by the quarterly Conference of this Circuit on iis last meeting. Col J. W. Pruett gave some of the young people of Conyers a cand' pulling last night t bis residence. It’s sweet, pulling. Sale Day. Consiflerab’e properly was on ihe mar ket on Tuesday for the purpose of dis posing of at public outcry. The follow ing was sold at the pi ices named : D. N. Hudson. Adinmist.nstor of Mrs. Alley Rhodes, sold the lands of her es tate, containing 137 acres, tor slO6l §OO. Mrs. C. Melton, buyer. The store house and lot of J. W. Sum mers, Bankrupt, was sold by the As signees, J. 0 barton and E. B. 1 Josser, to Joel If. Gay for $536 00. D. N. Hudson, Auctioneer. The Summer’s mill property and nome place was withdrawn from the block. J. W. Alniand, Deputy Sheriff, sold the 'P. J. Nelms property tor S2IOO. By direction of the Assignees. Judge B. F. Carr auctioned off the Will kins land in Sheffield, under direc tion of Thomas Watkins, Trustee; about 130 acres sold for little over S3OO 00 Conyers on Election Day. I uesday was a big day in Conyers, as well as all over this glorious old Union. Business houses were closed, and men took the streets for the cause of Democ racy and reform. The Court House and grounds were crowded with voters, while and b ack, and others attending the pub lie sales of property put on the market at public outcry by Trustees, Adminis trators, Assignees, &0., feo. It was in deed a gala and a business day. Rock dale, as usual, made a good showing and added her mite to swell the vic.ory for l'ilden and Hendricks, Blount and re form. The whites voted almost solidly tor Democracy and a united country; while the blacks stuck to Radicalism and cmruption. Let them alone. Justice A. M. Heims, on Monday, bound over Newt Harris, p. o. e, in a bond of twenty five dollars, to a swer the charge ot simple larceny—in appro priating clothing of Prof. T. B. Bailey. Lizzie Harris, p. o. c., was discharged Sabe Vaughu was committed to jail, ; n default of bond of one hundred dol lars, for stea'ing goods from the stores of G. W. Weaver and Stewart Jb Mo- Call.a. A warrant was dismissed yesterday for want ot prosecution. *l • Democracy “0. K.” in Rockdale. The following is the officail vote ot Rockdale as consolidated and returned by the managers for Tuesday’s election : FOIt PKKSILKNT : Tilden and Hendricks 743 Hayes and Wheeler,. 286 for coNontss: J. H Blount, 713 S. F. Gove 261 Wm. Markham. 25 Total i ,031 Tilden's majority, 4 >7 Blount's “ 445 The Negro. A certain man in this to tut, who shad be nameless, electioneered all day Tues day for the Radical ticket, and insisted on the negroes voting the ticket as Jeff Long, of this District, one of the Presi dential Elector*, waa of their color. Wednesday morning he goes to the elec tion managers and asks them toeraa* t’‘S name of Jeff Long from his ticket, as he was sorry he voted h>r him. The man agers refused to accommodate Jeff s name was stricken l>v several. T hey couldn't stand by their 3-dors.’ Ne groes will do fo vote, hut won’t do to he voted ter. Come, stick to your colors ' Go the whole hog or none a / Wonder it this will open any negroe s e-y-e 1 “Having eyes and see not, Ears and hear not.” Justice A. M Helms h**ld a conrt on 'ast Saturday for tt trial of civil matters. Also a court of enquiry on Monday, to investigate into some erimttft! cases. One party was bound over, another dis charged, and one case continued. Else where we mention anid trials. What became of all the negroes that said they were Democrats at, the primary election for Representative in this coun ty? They promised to support the Democratic nominees throughout ; from President down to member of Legisla ture. Those that promised to vote the Dem ocratic ticket, and failed “are liars and the truth ain’t in them,” and the base scoundrels that, caused them to violate their sacred pledges are a long sight meaner than the negroes. In the future, let white Democrats, and them onlv, control the deliberations of the oart\, and act in the selection of i‘s candidates. Let’s draw the line and make every body step from off it and on one side or the other. “Ye can’t, serve two masters. Ye’ll love the one and hate the other.” The first, day of December will he long remembered in the annals of Conyers, tor on that, day one of the greatest shows on the earth will <ivi a grand holiday exhibition to our citizens. On that day the famous John Robinson’s World’s Exposition will pitch its tents, and pres ent to the public Ibo vast wonders of a grand pjenagene. Aquarium and com plete Circus Old John Robinson’s name and fame are two well known to require much notic -, but this season he he has gone so far ahead of all prior ef forts, that we yield him our memorial ii - dorsement, knowing how well he merits it. He seems to spend his immense Wealth with a generous hand, and fins this season lavished over sixty thousand dollars more upon his tn imiiioth show, which has already cost over one million of dollars. The intrinsic merit of his vast concern made him a success, and the oid idage that ‘success makes suc cess is full' proved fry his lifelong ex perience and the liberal indorsement of ministers and families, as well as the public in geneial. He lias lately added several new features to Ins Caravan, ill* clud ng Giraffes, an immense Rhinoceros, Sea Lions, Labrador Seals, a giant Os trich, the largest performing Elephant in America, Asiatic and A naan Lions, forty new cages an* l dens ol wild (leasts from every quarter of the globe, and a iso added many new thorough bred horses to the Circus, and engaged some of the best riders and gymnasts ol Europe and America. The entire show is so va*i that a pen description can not do ii jus tice, hut we advise the public to go end see it on December Ist, and the day win be ever alter remembered with pleasure. The grand street parade, which is said o excel anything lit the Uniied States, will take plaee on the morning of the exhibi tion. Remember the cay, December Ist at Conyers. One day only. The great, political contest is over. The battle is ushed. and the ceil inn i victory is won. Lei the people tvj 'ice, for the country is redeemed. I'he fol lowing returns from the elections have been received : COVINGTON : Tilden 815 Have- *33 Blount 734 Gove 813 newton county. Tilden 1,101 Hates 941 Blount 1,080 Gove Vl9 Democratic Majority, 161 Georgia lias gone democratic by a large majority. The return received indicate that Tilden has swept the coun try. Ilis electoral vote is estimated certainly at 198, and may reach 219. The Democrats have gaiood everywhere. Thank God the virtue of the neople has given us the victory. Let us rejoice. —Couinytcn Star Extra. w——- 1 ■■— m ■ nms AGENTS WANTED fob the STORY of CHARLEY ROSS. Written by his father. A complete account of this mysterious abduction and exciting search. With fac simile letters and illustra tions. Outsells all other books. One agent took 50 orders in one lay. I'erm t liberal. Address. JouN'B. Pottsa 4 Cos., Publishers, Philadelj hit. 4w j LOST : q C v iVKRAL Notes and Accounts by Indu. (fence. So alt who are Indebted to us, cith by note our account will come and settle . cnev an I save . OS P. 2J. A IV. E. TREADWELL. HOT (Mt \ ADMINISTRATOR’S *aTE. * *v virtue of an order fiom the Cairt of O dittary of Rockdale oonntv, will be sold 01. ('> first T’u arday in Decemlier next,, before th Court House door in the town of Conyers, sai county, within the legal hours of sale, all 1' real estate of and belonging to the estat ‘ John P. Carr, deeea ed. consisting of sov. hundred -.lores, more or loss, in the 16th Die ■rio* of originally Henry, then Newton, bn now Rockdale comity, and known rs parts c lots Nos in said District, adjo ; ing lands of W. U. Almand, A. C. Ukc, Mor roe Moon. O. W. Hardee, Isaac Hamby an lohn tv.Carr. Also one lot in the town r." Conyers, containing two acres, more or los' adjoining lands of A. Rilei on the East, by Decatur street on the South, by Tingle sire.-' on the North, and by lands of Charles Fro bury 011 the West. Also one wild lot No. 72 ’ in the Brd section, 19th District of Puuldir county, containing forty acres, more or Its- Sold for distribution among Ih>th and to nr debts. Terms :— One third cash ; balance in twe'v months with interest from date. Bonds ft”, titles given till purchase money is paid. This November 6th, 1876. JOHN V\\ i’ARR, f dinintsiratof. ROCKDALE SHERIFF’S SALES FOR Deoemtoer, ILL be sold before the Court House do- r in the town of Conyers, on the first Tuesda in December next (1876), between the law u hours of sale, the following described propel 10-wi : Eighty-four and one-half acres, more or less, of lot number Z6B in the lfith District of o. :g mally Henry, then Newton, but now Rockdai, county, adjoinin lands of Robert W ite or. the West, on the South by lands of K. D. Har ris. on the East by Almand, on the North by lends of John Treadwell. Levied on as th. property of M. M. Bentley and B N. Mo- Knight. Deed to said land being in B. N. M- - Knight, M. M Bentley having bond for titles. Property pointed out by de.endauts. To t -is y seven ti fas from the Jus i e court of the 4~6t,h Jiistriet, O. M , of said county in favor of E. B, Rosser vs M. A. Bentley and B iV McKnight L vies made by S. B Hartstield, Constable, end returns 1 to me. This November 9th, 1876. J. W. ALMAND, Deputy Sheriff. Will be sold before the Conrt House door in the town of Conyers.on the firs' Tuesday in December, next, (1876) between the lswful hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit: One hundied and one-fourth (1004) acres, mere or less, of land, in the 16th Distri t oi originally Henry now Rockdale county, liein - Sorrth half of lot number 2SB, and bounded h follows : On the South by Henry Wilson’s land on the North by lands of Tap Camp, on the Hast by Joseph Crawford, end on tire West by Thomas Nix’s lands, Levied on the property of W F Wilson, to satisfy eight fi fun from the Justice courts of the 475th A 476t1i District, G Mof said county, Three.of said fi fas in favor of r' >1 Whitehead, and five in favor of Mrs .Cynthia J Melton vs said WP Wilson. Prop erty pointed out, in Whitehead levies, hy plaintiff, and in Melton levies hy l>y defendant bevies niade by constables,and r, turned to me Thf November Ist, IS7ti J W. ALMAND, Deputy Sheriff. THE RIGHT MAN IN TIIE RIGHT PLACE. 1 1 has got tc be a fashion, now. In every place and clime. For folks to keep an instrument To tell ol passing time : Some keep a watch—some keep * clock - And frequently they mix them ; But if they should get broke, you know, They'd, need tome one to fix them ! As that’s my trade, I’ll tell you this — My workmanship ne'er fails— My shop is found at Thompson’s Stork — My name is <l. 11. Hatea. Ia m told that Conyers has long needed a first class Watchmaker and Jeweler. A graduate in the Horologioal Science of Kolinskis’ Horologioal Institute, New York ; having had three years practice in t.he United States Watch factory -going from the lowest to the highest step known to the profession in manufacturing parts,—with an additional ex perience of six years in repairing under the instruction and supervision of one of the finest workmen S< utb, I feel I can offer my services to the public as a first-class work man. I have located permanently in Con vent, and will do fine work at reasonable prices. fcSS'KEPAIKING FINE WATCHES a Specialty. Solid Jewelry, Engagement and Wedding ringH made to order. I challenge anv one to show greater skill or taste in re pairing jewelry. No daubing with lead at this establishment, either in watch or jewelry re pairing. I solicit public patronage, guaran tee all work to give perfect satisfaction. I can be found at Dr. T. B. Thomson's store. Commercial stre t. Respectfully, J. H. HALES. aug23-Sly] JAMES C. BARTON. | CALEB J. BARTON. BARTON & BARTON. Attorneys at Law, CONYERS, : : : GEORGIA, Will practice in the Courts of this State, and in th. U. 8. Courts at Atlanta, Oa. Special attention given to the Collection of Claims. vB-nls-tf A. C. McCAUA, Attorney at Lav, CONYERS, : : : GEORGIA, Will practice in Rockdale and adjoini g coun ties. v3-n!5-Iy THE National Hotel, ATLANTA, - - - lOBGIA. I'he rates of board|h£) r'Aat this popular hotel have bee; \f. 'll (reduced to $2.50 per day. For this T e' w "price offer ac comlaudations ’pd fare unsurpassed by any three or four dollar house in the South. Come and get an old Virginia welcome. LEE Jc HEWITT, Pit- PItIKTOHS. dJ/?/|AWEEK Male or female. No capital JHJ •* We give steadv work that wil 1 bring you $240 a month at h< mo day or ec-ning.#- Juventcr* tTnion, 17# Greeniri'-k Bt., N. Y. CONY BUS PRICKS I'UiCUENT. COHSSCTKD WkSXLT BY J. H. ALMAND, SON A CO. Cotton— Middlings, steady 9)@ 9R Steins, dull 8 @|9} CKOChKIM AN,) provisions M,at— C R Bulk llßili LC •• 10)@U Bulk Hams Ift)(l4 Canvassed “ ’8 @ts) JCorn, —Sacked 70@"5 “Flour—Extra Family, per barrel...if7l@ ~) Family, per barrel s6;@7i Coffee. Rio 2:t (325 Sugar, granulated Lost 1 ft) (is 14 “ ,N 1) Fancy 12)(ilft Yellow 0 10 @ll Syrup Honey drip (10 (366 Molasses, Muscovado 50 @.-,5 “ Black Strap 33)@36 I'lU'Dt’CK Butter., i6,- Kggd, @l6 Rags 1 @ 2) Tallow 7 @ 8 Beeswax, 20 @25 Dry UiJes 7 @ s) hiekens 10 @25 Wheat. 1100 to Jf .2,7 per bushel. Meal. 75c per bushel. | " rittaT'm Zm rsro WIT.I k Cold is Always "angerous t'SK . WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS, sure remedy for con ;hs. ad all diseases o' -he throat, lungs, cheat and mucous u cmhrun Pl'T UP ONI.T IN BLUE DOXF.S. 8.>1.1) BY Al l. DItUOOIsT ■, -n. Cbittknton, 7 Sixth Avenue. N-w Yot-I Attention Ail I Great Bankrnpt Sale of Jewelry. ON receipt of fffty o. nts we|will Sen 1 by ma l postpaid, till of the following pieces of, Jew e ry, viz. : 1 pair U<ll Plated En ;raved Sle -fe Jettons, oue set Gold Front Shirt Studa, on illar Stud, oue Wedding Ring, one Kol Plate watch chain and oue Gent’s rose com ‘ scarf pin. We offer this Grant, bargain in re oy to draw attention to our busiu ss, as we ave all kinds of watches and jewelry at ,ow prices. Send tor Catalogue. GOLICS & CO.. 735 Broadway, New York. Mason & Hamlin’s CABINET ORGANS Have Been Unanimously Assign ed the First Hank: —IN TIIE mm \ummi of such Inti uzneuts, at the UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL, 1376. They are th.- on! y organs assigned this rank, iheir superiority is thus declared, net in one or two iexpects only, but in all the the impor tant (piultLs of an organ. A Medal and Di plain i have also been awarded thorn, but mod .ls of equal value wero awarded all articles deemed worthy of lecoguition, so that many inkers can advertise “first medals” or “higli ■st aad ~” OoinpHrutivo ratik in excellence, has been 1 lerinined by the judges’ reports alone, in wiic i the Mason un i Hamlin Organs are mi ll. imous y assigned “the first rank in the sev eral requisites’’ of such instruments, and arc the only ones assigned i his rask. This result was not unexpected, for these orpansiiave uni formly taken highest awards in such compe titions, there being less than six exceptions in huudr (1 of comparisons. They were awarded fi. st m-dais, and highest honors at Paris io 1876, at Vienna in 1873, Santiago in 1875, and at Philadelphia in 1876; having thus been awarded highest honors ut every world’s exhi bition at which hey have competed, and be ing the oily American organs which aver ob tained anX reward in Europe. New styles, with improvements exhibited at the Centennial; elegant, new eases in great va riety Prices very lowest consistent wth best material and workmanship. Organs sold for cash or installments, oi rented until rent. pays. Every organ warranted to give entire satisfac tion to every reasonable purchaser or the mon ey returned. Illustrated catalogues sent free. Mason & Hamlin Organ C 0.—154 Tremont dreet, Boston ; 25 Union Square, New Xork j St) and 82 Ada s Street, Chicago. 4w 'Y&TICW, All persons indebted to J. H. Turner, whose note , and accounts are due, will nlease come forwar I and settle immediately and save costs, for I am determined tc close. Nov. Ist, 187(1—3 J. H. Turner. harness a\u mm . (, persons wanting Hcrass, > r >■ Bridles, Collars, Bines, eta., will do v I to call at my shop where they can lie hud vt ry 1,9 w fou C'iszr -1 am determined t, step the Noikhern n ;iiot harm s-> tiom -el -eg in th,s county, if .*. ihaq | good l.amt-m e burns <8 1 heap will do ,1. ' Give no-it tv ' ' tore k.uyh.tj else wl. Old lialtio sand sad .css repaired ...omptly j and cheap y. Respectfully, ii an, J, S. NMEAN. \W’e w. J s'ai you in hoai #;si y- can ■...kesa week \ I,.V’ Id VT wltbou api il ‘nuey and re. Al* * . N i!i 1 apiet .ble fo. either >w;x. — A vents Supply Cos , 261 Bowery, New Y'ork i g mtn. i vesti,.ate ihv merits of the Ihus-. A I rated Weekly, befor determining ujain I • our work or this fftl and winter. The eom-1 i.inufion :or this season mrui.H anything I i.eretof re'nttempted. Terms sent free on p-1 , lie ton Address, Chas. Clue is,, 11 Warren , street btrw York. Aw * ’ t OTICE. FOKfALtE. Eighteen hundred ftcr *s of land, lying ou the Georgia Railroad, 3) miles from Conyeis, ■nd 6 mil's from Covington. The land is Well timbered slid well watered, and has good ten ;nt houses on it. It will muko one of tbo Best Stock Farms in Middle Georgia. Tkims: One-fourth cash ; ba mice in two annua) payments. If net sold in a body, the land will be divided Into lets to suit purchasers, and if not disoosod of at pri vate sale, will be sold before the Court lion • dour, in Conyers, on the Ist Tuesday in D< - com! er. For further rofer. n u apply to J. M. ZACHRY, o. L. H.ZACHRY, Conyers, Oi. On l*J:tuU‘ on. October 12th, 1870. net< (Jb Rockdal* Cou.v.i : Bessie Sherman j Libel for Diverse. rs. i Rockdale Superior Court, John W. Shorn an. ) Fall Term, 1876. Hulk to I’kiikkct Skbvicx. —lt appearing to the eoitrt by tbo return of the Sheriff that .he defendat t does not live in this o.nintt. and it further appearing that said defendant does not reside in this -Mute ; it is, 01. motion of counsel, ordered that said defendant be and sp penr and answer at the n‘At term of this court, iso the case wil) be considered in dv.'.i’i'.t unit laintilf allowed to pi-oe >od. And it is further ..I'deaed that this rule be puldished in the n'lS-xiMLK Hkoistib, a newspaper published .11 Conyers ip said .(runty, once,a liumth lm tour months before the next term of this court. J. C. BARTON, ,G.J. WRIGHT, Fl’t’ff’s Att’y. j. s. oTa. C. Presiding. A true extract lroui tbo minutes of Koekut.la •upei ior Court. T. J. Tbkauwki.l, n<>l3-4iu Clerk. Notice l TO allwhoareindeMetfto ns tiy Notes or Accoiuits Rementbor yolfr notes are dun the Ist day of October. We have waited with you anotl er vear, and some of you two and till ee yumr. Wo had to itofi business on your account. New .ve want yon to oonre forward on time-—l y the Ist day of October Remember your pror - ,ses We don’t want fo pit*, any one to trouble r cost We think our friends will eome boldly the front and meet us promptly by October ■t. 1876, and let us get to business again—A f. iend in need is a friend indeed —and w* will -.-member you in the future We mean business Yours Respectfully. I Hi NIGHT A WHITE. F. B. PIIINIZY, Succesaor.-.to 0. H. Phi May it On. aQ'TTQN Ftf.GVm* AUGUSTA, - - - GEORGIA. o Liberal Aevan-es made on ContiytiMmifk aug23 3iii FORSALE7 'rire house and lot whereon Judge A. 1.. Da vidson now lives it Conyers, is here! y offered tor sale, It is near the I.UHiuess pert of the town, has six or seven rooms,besides dining sr.d cook rooms ; good orchard, and three or four acres of lanu attached Apply to W. T. SHIPLEY, or A. C. McOALLA. Increases the ynuntffy. Improves the Quality. ARMSTRONG’S mm iirris powder. UOID i'RKH* BUTTER ALL TIIE VkAH Kul.Nl'. BUITEK IN 20 MINUTES. Lincoln Btft.tef Powdet is an entirely Imnu -168 article made from a celebrated English recipe, and now in daily use by many of the most noteil farmers lit the butter counties u round Philnilelphla. In hot weather this Powder makes hotter much firmer and sweeter than it usually is, and keeps it from turning rancid. It also reiuovi s the strong flavor of turnips, g irlie, we 'ds, corn stalk: , cotton seed, etc. : and the inereasod yield of butter much more than pays the hi lling expense of using it. 33 CENTS PEU PACKAGE. m'iioi.ksalk i t.ror: 106 MARKET S~, PHILADELPHIA, PA. vll n044 6in 11 1 1? V I VtP at ' fo-liko Steel Engravings of lllli.l t iSlthe Presidential Candidates roll . Irapidly. Bond for circular. N. MAKE iy Engraving Cos., 36 Wall St., *lk A DAY.IBo* 3-236, N. Y. <I-M b\\ k a 11' r s ui: OF MILTON GOLD JEWELRY G 'KAT I AII.LRK tip Till; Milton Gold Jewelry Company, in England. Their entire etook conehjne.t to ua ta roaliee monj Everybody has heard of Milton Gold Jem tLßV. it having been sold in this market for ten y<;ar, and worn by the heat and richest class of our population Still, ft takes an ex pert jeweler to discover Milton gold from Vir gin gold Wo will send for the ninety day* only the following artloles by mail, post paid, on receipt of 50 cental One pair Elegant Sleeve Buttons, with Independence Hal) en/,raved, retail pri00,.,.. |1 00 Oue act Spiral Shirt Studs, retail prioe... 75 One beautiful Oral Scarf Pin, retail price 73 One elegant Gents' Watch Chain, latest pattern, retail price, 1 80 One Collar Button, retail price, sft One elegant Wedding Ring, very heavy, retail price 2 ©O Total J 6 50 Remember, we will cncl you the above named six articles, which we have retailed for $6 act, by mafl. Pt paid, for SO cents, or 4 -ample lets for#! SO, and lltf sample lota for #4 <lO. Satisfaction fuarantesa or money refunded address WIUHM W. BKLL & CO.. Import, rs uf Wstohes and Joirelry, 8 North Seventh St„ Philadelphia, Pa, P' aw srate where yon saw this advertise ia‘. 104 m