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Hhc'M'ftfcln Jfanuuiu ~ DAW SUN,' oXn MOV. £ 1886. A'tihor.sart A«reni*. Th« a *n) , '*-i'i-'i sre ..chart* vt tn «nt receipt for auhscripToi.s an.l • Jvi-rii-iag for tM« n*p® : Spkoiau toivr.-R. v. Th<vm?T. CHrMLn. Uwi. —B. F. M U-;, K-v. L J. B rfl.-., I,vs*l irvv. -R's. Tii.vj. !. Sedgy. Cgrtia i*t. —"l v. 'V n a. I’i'-Un. Uiso \to\-v.—'l*. tt. Moore. Mar-kk, Ui —S. C. D.«H. OuiCKa aw utC.i*.*.-R-v f. v. Oft* !». Abxrici-s, G\ —H ■*. J. W. Jw.lm. Ba.rneTtlH, Ga.—K. II Oh-eves. Mnk.tvK (i*.— Or. K. T. K-oH. k. F.osati.a, Iti —ToH» I' .Irniln*. FOKKriOVEK. Those es onr pair .ns whom uc havo acjjmmodutfcd by H vruitin«r,’ will plc.se piy the-r sctr-int# at tie curlie-t p vst-. lile ri it, *» WO are ttialiiug addi'l ,r s a’d j in>;rwvemcnts iti our cs’alriahtnint wh'ob will l\qiire ill that is due us. Pit PUTErORS .V.IW’IS THE TSJtE To subicribe for the JOVII XAL. The I. gi-latutv, which >*? ju<.t met, will h»Vv b fire -t 'he Rilirf Qtv sti'n, rr.d others of gri«l importance. Arrange luea'H Inv-j teen mkde to keep our readers thoroughly posted. L. W. liu.sT {TCo —We mj'ijet! st short time ’ately in looking through the large nnd splendid new Drug bouse <d this firm in Mncon, nnd take ‘•pleasure in re pnurending them to our re.iders. Wo can cofiscienciously v uch for a'l asserted in tneir adver tisement, in another column. The Ca .adian Government cor tiroes to try and fcntcuee those of the Fenian invaders in their hand l . The Irish if New York and other citirs are cors’der s'p'y ineerscd, srd nuke feme threats. The IT. 8. Government ir pleading for chmeney toward the F, n'an Farewell Nios.—The Mneon Jour nal k Messenger, «peuk i of a large cum ber of male and female Famb ?, who are preparing there, to sail for L'beria ia the Golsjcds. Tlris vmel will probably carry a very la gi number of aegros totha* “ Loa-l of promise.” f>r well, ni g ra, vou mar ns e • floe these lotion fiitils again, But you’ll soon regret, poor nigger*, That you ran't come baefe again. Toe fire in Nashville Wednesday last is sai 1 to have destroyed property to the amount of n million. The 1 Gunner” office, was totally destroyed, together with a large number of stores on (’berry, Cedar and Deadciick streets. Extra Train to Mir.i.tirGF.vtt.T.E An extra train will run during the ses sion of the Legislature, from Gordon to Mil'edgevil’e, connecting with ihe •’nwnword train from Macon, end the upward one from Pnvannah, eommonc i mg October 31st. MsttRIAGKS SINCE THE War —lt np f ats by official statistics that the number of marriages in Ohio for the v ar ending July 1, 1865, is full twen tv per cent, above that in any year *- : ther before or during the war Probably th re has been a similar in tense in other States; and if so, the •••■ isteof life by the war is likely to he i.iadu up. Umfoum RAii.jtonn Sr.w.B North vxd Soctii —A meeting of the prnm bieut officers of tlia different railroad . ompani.3B in the North and South was belli on the 19th, at WillardV, in Washington, for the purpose of con sultation upon establishing a Ucitorm rate for passengers and freight from ihe North as far as Atlanta, G.i., by mi uninterruptud iitie. No deci-iou arrived at, and ti e meetinpyadj iiirned. to meet in New York on the 21th ult. Cotton Going Eastwaiux—Wo are told, says the Cos limbus Enquirer, that trains now run directly through from Mon*gomery to Savannah, and return the same way. Cottou appears to be seeking the Atlcnffe const, and it comes from as far West as Selma. Ala. The demand for the shipment over the Montgomery and West Point Road is now greater than the capacity of the transportation There is a probability that in a short time a re duction of freiget fr ni Montgomery and other points to Savannah will bu made. Tins sill greatly add to the large amuunt of cotton which is now being moved from Alabama to Savan nah. Tennessee Potato The Na hvi !oi Banner says: Mr. J. Marshall May?, of Maury, has placed on cur desk a tnon-ter sweet po'ato, weighing sevDrt pounds It was raised on hi# farm, one mile from Columbia, on the Mount Pleasant road That's i pretty good product for Tennessee, but would ht rdly attract attention down here in rich aud fertile Georgia. New York Oc*. 30—There was another large Feiian meeting last nigh' in Buffalo. The war spirit the Irish is excited, large mcctirgs Lave also teen bcld in Cncinnutt), . u d rneo ard money being ccctribatcd. Ifuuie Again— Our Trip. Ah-or an nbset.ee of two week#, on h mine's, and general rccupera’ton, the s oiler of (his p»f«r mike* his grate ful low to the indulgent read rs (f •‘The Journa',” aud big' ly iovigorired with the enjoyment ol his rest, promises faithfulness to our patrons for sent > I timoi Our trip baa been n pleasant one : led ted, from the time we first j lined, j on the train, the courteous and effi. int conductor, Di-her, nntd wo w ro sif,l i landed again by tho “railroad priuce,” | George Lunsf rl Ai M icon we were received by one oil f tends and the business men get er diy in the most kindly manner, and we hurt iiy return our acknowledgement? to the pubs alters es the Telegraph and Messenger, and Georgia Cit'x-n, for the favors and kbilly mention r cieved at their bands during n'ay. Macon can certainly boast of the bast Daiitcs in the State. Wo wish th'm all a long continuance of the rich harvest they are now reaping" Ass r business in Macon, it wtts at the limes our visit (vetb before Let) tff otcully gord. Every L< dy roemed disposed to take advant'ip < f the pleas ant weather foi trading purposes; and our chi patrons, who know what there is in a h'rrti*i"g their business, wero Jriv irg a 1 eivy trade, and,truly they deservo it. To sfisfy ones’s If of this, it is only necessary, when you visit Macon, to call on mob firms as that of MeGra’b, Patter-on & Cos ; J. N. Seymour ; W'rig -1 y k Knott, B. A. Wise, J. 11. Z-ilin & Cos; L W. Hunt k Cos; J 11. Andir b i) &'Sou; or any other whore name* can be found in the adverti-ng column* of the "Joon' AL.” We ate not a drink ing man, but to be convinced, wr. lust’d s into of the purist sr and kett wi -es and liquors, at the frst named bouse that we ever knew imported. As to Hotels, tho Brown 1 lonse, in our opinion, his no superior in the Sta’e It is the most convcDiect, too, for travelers. The Iwiacs’ House,is cettainly a trump in the Uotsl line. It is kefton the European plan, and mi’s our taste exactly—per haps b< cause out graa 1-mother had nn undo who was born in Europe. Od Thursday, the 13th, wo wee up bright and early, quite jubilant over tb° idea of speeding a few days in tho conn fry. Governed by the striking of the town-clock, we enjoyed a leisurly break fast and weuded our way, wi h onr bet t«r half and infantry to the passenger, depot, to take the Atlanta train. On reaching it, we fund tho triin 1-nd “b ft b ng r.g'>,” wl cretipon sf era f.mily const! ation, as there was no orhvr train, wc decided to prs'pone that portitn of our (tip until the next day. Tlnn ws ‘made tho trip,” We found the crops in tint por in' ■ f middle Georgia visited by us, but lit tlo rgore promising thua here. The cotton, really, is not near as good. At Griffin we enjoyed the acquaint ance of Dr. Dcavcupcr’, the talented editor «f tbc Southern Herald,and the in domitable Fitch, of tho Star. -And neur this place we rested from our l-.-bors— feasted on ebestuuts, walnuts, game, and numerous other luxu-ies. It agreed with us muchly, and in three and ys we felt some fifty or sixty years younger thnn common. We spent one day in Atlanta, where we were received and treated in a prince ly stylo at tho American Ib.tel, and when onr frien Is visit that ci*y, we would advbe tb'etn ti “go there tie.” Bustaesr in Atlanta is decidedly mere lively than any city we ktu w rs, ar.d tlie s;.iii‘ f < n’trprise and energy vl ieb charcctei ired her ciiizcns since the : nig- j ger fracas,” is hy no niears on the de- ■ cline. As to cur return trip--we got home | Coequal tty. It is not improbable that the argu ments which New England politicians are now making ou the subject of the inequality of representation in Con gress, growing out of thstlPgro popu- | lation of the Southern States, may fin- j ally react upon their own section; and j they may be made to feel the force of | their .wn reasoning. The six New ] England States, with a population no I larger than the Stats of New Yi rk, ; have twelve representatives in thaSen ate, while New York has but two. If the whole system of representation is to be changed by constitutional! amendment- it will bo entirely appro-! priato to look into and correct this in equality -There is no more reason why all sorts of injustice fchon'd be practiced to cut down the representation of tho South in the House upoa the plea ol iiieqiie.Uty, than that the greater in equality in the Senate should i>e cor- rected. AVe think that it would boa very good plan, it these tactics ars to be continued, ti.at tho six Yankee States should bo tiirowa into one, and allowed on© Senator. The day may come when lha persistent intermtd dl tig of New Unglued will drive the other tita'es to some such curtailment of her power for mischief Foßtkess Monhoe, UoC 30-—Ex. Ci tileJcrate Gen P.ck Taylor arrived hero this injuring on u Ttsit to Mr. Da vis. He runaiaii in the fort to-day. and goes North tc-nigbt. j The Seutinieat Aorlb. ( M’odiei.k l) publ sh ary thing diicour agi-iog, to cur readers, but cl- eui it ettr jdutr, as faitl ful janmali ts to ke. p them p'U'ed on h'l B.cics of the great |pi li'iea! quesiiiD D wr a-i'a'iug and ) thrett'er i >g des rudi >o to the Govoro |men‘. Tim f.ii’c; »ing is rii c.X'ract, fr-uii a letter from I>r. Andrews to his paper. The Georgia Citizen, and trm’ ho 1 irtf .'d up n ss ‘trictly e rreot “At Bittsburg. l’a , I me' many old fiimd.j and relatives, who seemed p!ea>.- o-t to see a wanderer from the m'jvynted South A thousand qu'R'ims vve-f ruko-i ooneerning tho dreadful state of society reported to exist iti Georgia, and the sh- ckiog murders commit:, and upon tho harmless free I men. To all of which I gave honest answers, to the b st >f u-y kn wlcdge and.h li. f. But it is u'tei ly . se'esa to att nipt t > deny or <X'enu tto tho reports in q<l3»'i tl, so long as such lying and unscrupulous scr bhlers j as the ono at Augusta (Eberhatd) art 1 allowed to veu i n‘o through tho North ern press. Tne pn judices of the po )>'e aro pond rd to by llis e wr. tubes, nnd the f e i ig of hatred to our section has been t-itcnsifiro to a red h- t Uiuper:.ture. Witnc sc the result* of tho r- c-nt cl. ction in I’cnnsylvarii.-i. C mo, Indiana and lowa. Black 12 {-tlbhcaf.iim had a di minished vote, but Las triumphed and is jubilant and threatening. Jhe n.-x’ st-pwUl bo the impc ohmei.t cf the President—he ultimatum of the last cMUstituiional auiendm- n*, vvl h negro suffrage, and all i's odious principles will ba forewd on tho South ! Mv read er* may make up rhoir minds to this— they must accept ami ratify dial amend ment, before they t adl he admitted to representation in Congress Nor is i: cer tain ihet no m-w teqoisi'ion will be made. On the contrary, l believe the degraijattciu of that measure will not bo the lost cup cf sorrow p'aeed to our lips. We may lot kouttor confiscation of cur gao.’rt :ind our lands, aod the subjection of all government to Military p. wcr. civil power will he at an end in ail the B'tl h, so Boon as the States piss the Constitutional Amendment, b> cause it j disfranchises almost every pallia man and official of any chaiacter or standing in the whole tou States. The Govern or will have to vacate hi* cfiLe the Judge his teat on tho bench —the mem bers of tho Legislature their seats iu the Senate and K- pressnitivc Halls. Why ? Because all worthy of a Southern name have, in some way, given aid and com fort to the rebellion, ,; .-o called!” These can Eevc rbe allow, ci to participate iu tho honors and emoluments of office. '•Only the other day a talented and vo'y in'olkgent friend of this city said to me that it was preposterous to admit thesj who had been traitors to their government to a scat in tto councils ot the nation wiih a view *o participate in th.' business of i CO r c'ion. It wa- 1 like making the criminal the Judge tud and Jury of bis own csr 1 Bueh are the fallaci. s «fl at in int dligent circles hero, and there is n> help for it, that I can conceive, until another revolution commences Lore at the A rlli and gives tbc Radicals a taste of their own Litter modieioe 1 “The State oLotioi s yet tn com? off th's fill may change the aspect . f; Hairs, but. I place nn reliance ivhatc'er upon such anticipation?. Son o think that the Empire Stake of tLo North, New York, will show a CjTibSrvntivo result, ami will be the pivot tn wliich the rest turn of the Na'i mal wlicel will take place. I hope so, sii eerily, but have "0 faith in sueh a Lie sod coi.suniini.t'c n Inafiwda r sth qcoition will b‘ sa t el, so liras tho voio'o/ the people eo s, ami hen look to the Smote and House, of Congn ss fur the work of destruction.” i ITlorc Elections to Come off. The fallowing N' rthern ond Western States have yet to hold ejections this year,and upon the result depends the po litical character cf the officers mentioned below : West Virginia—October 25 —Gov ernor, three members of CoDgres and Legislelufo. New York —November o.—Governor, ] thirty-one inembets of C'tigress, ar.d .me Assembly—Si nate bolding ever U. S. Senator tc clict in | Lee of Ira Harris, i Massachu.-i t's—November o.—Gov ; ernor, ten mernbe sos Congress and Sta'o Legislature. Now Jersey—November 6—Five members ot Congress and members of j Legislature. Michigan—November 6 —(1 wiroor, six members of Congress and members of Heoisiaiurc. Illinois—November 6 —State ofli er< fourteen members ol Congrtss and mem bers of Legislature. U. F. S nator to aV:t in place of Lyman Trumbull Wiseorsin—Nov. niber G State officers, six members of Congress and members of Legi-Uture. U S. Senator in pilaCc of Timothy O. H wo. | Minnesota —November G. Governor | two membirn cf Oaogriei and members j . f L"gi-lature. Mis ouri—November G.—Superinten dent of I’ublio Instruction, nine men - bers of Congress and members of L> gts i Inure. U. S Senator to elect in place of R. Gra'x Brown. Kan-as— November 15.—Governor, member# of Congie*# and no. mbers of Bgi-Uturc Two U. 8. Senators to ! elect in place of Jas. 11. Laneaod Sam uel C. Pomeroy. Nevada—November 6 —Governor, mombers of Congress and Legi-lature. U. 8. Senator to elect in plaoe of James W. Nyc. Poimed.—The New Y’ork Day book Bays: Poo’lle who are green enough to in vest in New York lottery ticket?, need not addr. si us, when they get li , to hunt up swiudlers. T> expert to get anything *i hi ut afa r cquivah nt is next door tod'wo right dish u o-ty, and we have neither svinoa hy tor, nor pa tience wi h tliose wLo cry like ittilo , eaildren over the fset ilat some ore h >■ been sharper than then', set res. We throw their letters at once into the wan ** bas ket. '<« l’ounj Alu.l. Tho-c i* gnut coßtgUiut atoag our 1 manufacturers that they arc unable In procure as appro .ticc", intcllig-nt American young !u!s They arc fq r o e l in eotrtcquenco to employ in encod and sc ond r»to ui.'chailior, to execute werk tb it reejuire* skill and in telligence, Otr boy* do nnt Ike to subm t 'o the drudgery <f m c'anha labor, and to give fur or fivo years of labor to *n euipl-nc-r at mere board-pay ing wages. It is an infirmity with American lads to prel r the ya'd-stick, the study of Black tone sn 1 other light profes-ims of trade, whore they can -prtfiic garcncn'B, t> that, of the brot z t mechanic in lis lato.inguni so tt j We regret to vdd t 1 a* the e vil is cncf'urog and to a fj'eat exrertt by Americ: nun thers, vlu pr.f rto see ill ir snes retailing tape, molasses, and tilt-traps, to that of :i respectable m-'- ch tt io. It is a fact that mothers aid father* are not. a»nre of, that nine out often of the young met), who embark in the lew and mercantile business, fail and bring up in the poor bouse or peni le n'iary, whilo seeeu out of ten in the mechanicle tend manufacturing butenes* Ml '0(0 1. We repeat that no’ive and in'elligent yountr men have a much bitter pins | cot before them in the world with a good trade, than with n knowledge rs the law, mercantile or thc-ulog cal . xpe rienee.—Ga , Citizen. Gold. Tt is sale! that the largest n asses of gold ever found were, first, that found at Ballnrst, Australin, in 1859, wl.icb weighed 531 pounds, second,that f nit and io Calv.ras G ttn'y, Ctliforuio, in ISSI which weighed 192 pounds. The foregoing paragraph is “go ng the rounds of the newspapers.” Can any te'l the largest mass e.f gold ivr 1 ut.d in Georgia ? As th gold fev ris now ragiug in cur S’ate, and as veiy nntj rich specimens cf ore are almost and .ily exhibit'd to us, we sh uld I ls. the query we pronrund to be answe ed,as we have a livdy re n.emberance that the Georgia miues in the pa-t bavc yieldeel marvelously large masses of virgin gold, aud we believa will do so ngsin. Ifsnmeof (lie oldest iuliali ants can tell us how large these tingles were, we will be very much oh! g and to thaui. The go and yield now though abundant at. many points, is in small lumps or dust, but. we look some day to hear if a mass being found, which though it, may nnt compare with tbc Australia or Cal - fornix yield, as note.liu th' f. regoing paragraph, will yet be evidence) ed tin richness of the gold region of Georgia. Bitovonr to Justice —Two men calling themselves Robert Johnson and James Brittain, charged with horse s’ea i g, wore lodged iu e.ur jail on Woleesd y, the l etter in a very criti cal oonli ion fr. m the effects of a gun shot vO n : ’o tho s'do. The facts in the co«e are these; I- ap peals that on the night the 21 -t iust, ti nule was stolen from the p-omisis of a Jlr Forrester, in I.ee comtv. A *o It as Mr. F was appr'a and es the fact ho rtirted in pursuit of tt.e tLi-ve" and traced them as far as this t lace. Upon arriving hero, Policeman Ttnor was de tailed to accompany him nod they im mediately began the pursuit again and succeeded iu f .Bowing the tl.ioves to within a few miles of Fort Valley, where they overtook them. W lieu oidorod to halt. Brittain loop and from the buggy (fi rit appears that they had stolen it boggy also) a n d end. avered to make bis escape, whereupon Pdiciman T. fired up f n hi tn with a double-barrel - hot gun charged with five pii-tol shot ard a fill charge of small shot, the . r tire charge tikirg effect, under Britt,hV left rhou'der. Brita n return, and the fire with a Colt’s Navy It' p ater, but Lapp ly without effect. The prisoner were then taken in charge and tran-fur red to lid- place, from (Doing until.'e to givo tbc bond imposed) they will be removed to Btarksvillc to await the trial. Sumpter Ite/ndj. The Rev. C. K. Marshall of Mi.sls sippii, writ s to the Baltimore Episcopal Methi ilist ts follows : * I am prnpirlng for publication, in one paper, an t.riicle on the r. 1 ipsa t f our ne g.nes iuto tho vilest African snpersti ims. The downward way out hero is frightful. Leading, old. ar:ful negroes are chi rying hundreds of deluded f ilows aim g with them in the new rehy nn whieti th.y l.a h Atn.no its ti s principles arc tho following; that God who governed formerly is <7ca<7;)h*t the Yankee war overthrew him : that He was a slave of G. and ; that Christ wns the white msi.’s slave, that he upheld white folks in sustai’.ing the institution of sla very, that He is now delimit, and that two old negro women »r* elevated to the Chris hood, and invested wiih full nu tb< nty and powi r 'o manage the in teres, ox tboir oalviition." Destitotion in Alabama. —One of the chief otiic, rs if the Memphis and Charleston railroad informs says a most deplorable sia'e of destpuri m cxis', among large r umher* of poor people from Jaekion ar.d o her ct uuli sos N rtli Alabami, wbo sume months since came down to tho lino of tlo railroad at. Brownsboro and ether staticn , and for awhile made a living by cutting i cross-ties ftr the road The road bc i coming fully supplied with ties, this re , s. urcc va* exhausted some weeks ago, aud now the prospeot for these uof .rla na’e* )# desperate iodcod. liondfeds of them are still camped a'ong the road iu a cuncition rs u't r beggary, an 1, as j we aro reliably informed, constantly I -nff ring from the pings of Lunger I Memphis Comm raial. A y-»u»e g'rl tan :>wny fiom SpringS l Id, 111.,with eight hu dred acd fifty do late b longing to her father, on Wi dnesday, the 17ib in-t. The police of Qii-icv ricieved a do-pa'ch to take charge of her, and were >it the dop it on her arrival. She was taken in charge by O# - er Humphrey*, and the no my r ouvi ted, to aw it the mr val >f ber lather. Sbo is only fourteen, and hat jratably Wn reading some romance, and thought she woull like to go ent in the trorl' l insta'ca of adventure The .tlarkeu. Ma<?< >n, Oct 50 —Ttic u.uikct oprn cd rather languidly at 31 cents, bu' ro.in a pr. 11v g" 1 and ii (piiiy set in, and New Yotk M and iii. gs were ia activede mind at 31 j c s. New York, Oct. 30 b.—Cotton dull, sales 1,900 b. lcs at 38 1-‘2i4o 1 2 o<.|J, 147, Sevci).Tliirl|es second series, 105 7 8, Ten-Forties 100. .» t. tt • .lIJ t i./t /iM .’/b'.VJb. Arc o.iiho.iz".) .</ M.iita. 0* the n»n.« of S, WISE. PAlilCn?, for Solicitor Oereri.l for the I’ataula Ch.cuil, Eleclion fi.»' We tncadiy in Jainmiy near. noT2-(<l T. W. FREEMAN, WII'JLI kai.e and retail Grocer and Confectioner, NS CII£RRY slr. es, .T S.ICOA' - Fresh shipped io parlies om of the Ci.y, promptly on order. rov 2 3ii\ JT. it. NUUER) WITH— SNIDER & MITCHEL. EU.ER2 IN' GRO KUIES, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner, Third, and Poplar , J. 11. Ander enn & Sod’s old stm.d, .... G.i. «eo. r. snider, g. wr mitcuel. no? 2 3m. FtM ftSIGH CGWS| For Ss*E«‘! Thf* n*'d 'isigneH h»a Milch Cfom » fo”•<!«, Hhicli will bogs 1«1 f»t r<>*<>nnab!e Mtcß. S. J. THOMAS, no? 2-2 > . Dover G^., HENRY C- SHEFFIE LD, ATTORNEY AT LAW Colquitt, Milter Co.,Ca, TtKKEakNCKS. C'-.1. S. Wise P.rkei. Col uiu 01. ; Capt. R. D. Chapman, Cu'hbertGa. Mess'B Hvstere & 6'altej, D.iwsuii Gi. n I OKGIJ, Te rrel r.iiiiify : Vt W tier-ns J. J. Davir apj.t e-. to mr so- let ter* of admin -.ration on the e« a e of Spa'rk . a ' Ilow.'n, deceased. 1 tieso are .he.t lore to cite and admonish all person* concerned >o be and appear ar mv oTb e wi.tnn ibe lime prese.itied t>v l,w, and slii-w cana->, if any, why said let'em should i.r.t be jri HMt.r and. G c 'ii u* and -r my b«nd and < thi« Novf-ni 1 e- - M '1866. T. Ai. JONK' 3 , nov-2 Ord’f. Notice and Creditors. AH pcruons ind»*b»cd »o f!ir» pf»r*te of SniTk* man Bo'ven. I*?** of TerreH Count.*-, de<e*4«cd, ire hereby notified io m*k« payment, find tbfPe hrldi* p«1 lima rpairpt Piid estate to ender them in te macs the L^w. J. J. DAVIS, Adnin’r, I'rror* of Yo!it!i. VOE.VTIrEVfAX «ho gnfifer f d for years fom Nenrort* D< bilitr, Nmu’iiro Dr* cmy, and II the efT»cu of vnn hful indi.*cre »io«*, will, for the Make of suffering liiimmitv, -end free »o all who need it. the receipt, and i directions f»r niakirf» the simple remedy bv which he was cu r ed. Suffeten to profit bv 'he advert ; sei’fl experience, can do so by addreashi<r,in, perfect rmifH«onee, JOHN 3. OGDRX, nov2-3m No 42 C?.& New York. / J ?’OR<?P A. CiiHonii reiinl v : \ 5 \Vhe*c»f», Wm. T. S'Xon plies «o me for let'er-a nt Hdm?n's f ration on the fß*a*e of Samnel C. F«x*>n, l, These are therefore «o rT*e and adinonbh «11 persons coneerT) ,3 d to b’ and anpear at mv < fti *e within the time prcf-erihed hv I»w and sht»w cuucj if ary why said letters should not b* gp’pn'ed. Gi' eii nder niv har.d and rfTh i-1 s'crniture thU Oj*oher U 1806, W. F. GBIEFJW oc 2<> OM. / j fa, rniliomi Coimiy : \ I Whereas, C. M. Davis applies for left* rs n r cdirini^t ! *a'ir*n on the es'a'e of IDuiry A. Davis tatt* cf said count.v, deceas and : ar » ther-fore to ci ? e and admonish wH nerco' s eonceri ed to he and annear nt. mv within th»* time prescribed hv Jaw to show cruse it uiv, why said letters should not be gr»v t» and. G \r -n tinder rnr hand and ofTf-i »i **«*nature, this O'Vob«*r ]$ IS6G. W. K. GRIFFIN, oci2rt Ord’y. IS () IT () IC ! O months nf'cr date anplicadon wt T l b<» 1 inide ro the Cmrt, of Ordinarv of G»l --boun f?ounfv for leave to sell nil the real es tre beloMgi g »o th** estate of William Dtn iel, (except widows r ) ELIZABETH DANIaTj. oc-'C 1886 Adro’x. rVoliev, Dcbton aiut Creditors All persons indebted to the estate es P. A. Wall r, Jxfc of Terrell C r >nn , '’ t decease i, are ho'cbv notified to m ik'* payment, and >*ll per sons h l ling claims against, said ea»ate to ren der them in terms of the !-*w. mary l. waller, N0v21866 * Adm'x. f \ EOKGI A, < allioim County : vF Wdlbeeohi bidore t'*e C/ourt House Door iu the town of Diwson, at, the usual heirs of s ,|e, lot of land No. 185 west half lot No. 186 and lot No. 176, all iu the B'd di9 rict of O iginally Early, now Calhoun County, sold ior the bti efiit ofhei gaud creditors. S. J. YON. oc 6 Adra’x. FORCES’ SHOE HOUSE, Whit-'.-H S' . ATLANTA Ut., HAVE on hami rh*» laigestand select ed M ck of BOOTS anti StiOKS er» r hr* Q;bl to this m-trket, and as ths-y cnie direct from the MCasifTH JfiiUlUfacltl will be off red to country Merchants at New York ptices, freight added. B W. Force form oly of Charleston S G. will be pleas* and ‘o see his lornier customers. N »v 2 ly EXEC UTO R’SsTlE^ Under an orrie- from the Ordinary of Ter rell <7»un»v, will be a Id, on the firnt Tuesday in December ncx% the fol'owing p'op*rty be* In .ging to the estate of James O. Taylor, late of aid countv a- cen^'d: Lots of land No. 27, ll'h district Musco gee countv ; No 7, 17th dig riot. E Hy coun ty ; Nos. 185, 281, 232, 233, 2.5, sixth di.-tuci Terr* 11—in all tiftcen hundred and tis y acres. L ,f s 2*3 and 216, in conuty, have good iinprov*Mueii'B lor farming nu poses ou them. Sold f r the 0 f [jcgateea. JI.SSE TUCKER, oc'l9-td * ExV. To Ttent. AG3f>4 S.o.e Room filber for Groceries or Dr* Good", until the lit of January, oc I?C3 J. M. SIMMONS. °»o„ •vTSIVgv jtaOolf Thi cJ} hr) Megaath, Patierson&Eo., OP POSITS LA.VISn lIOLTSF, .Vo. M 5. EllJOltl Maud, INTacon, Ga., \RE rereivirg almost, everything good F* ext and drink f They have In store, and to arrive soon, such a sf.nck as will m*ke it impossible for von tofoall for anything in the G'Oeerv, Pror’ninr, Wl- e and Liqnor line, without finding it In their house. RuAD AND PONDER Wfll! Wr will rrcciro : n af w d*v». New M icb . r*l. Fr< s l ' Cieete, G.tiuiuc Goshm But or, Mud anjlhiug tlse that c.u be tounfi. Sugir, Brandies, ('• ff c, Old Ft. Croix Buna, Tea, Old Jam. Ruin, Fvrur>, Pure Trish Wbi-kev, Vinegar, B urbon Whiskey, Ham-, l year old, Dried Borf, 2 ” ” Fmok’d T. unges, 3 ” ” Pok ed ” 4 « ” Fulton M’kt F.ye Wlii kv, IWf, Corn ” r.ck’id I’otk, xxxx, Biicon, Sherry, Lard, Fort, Flour, Wiae, Meal, Maderia Grits, iWine, F.l), Cl. ret, Chair, pagne, Vo. 86. Et.!. St’ Old Sand. Grren Foal, Cl quot. Atl :br>r, Ilidreik, Il'.'o, Burgundy, S da, Chambcrtin, I’.Trer, Soarkling Sdmen, IL'ck, MsckercJ, Mara-chinn' Yeast P 'wders, Fauturne, White Ktsb, Bhine Wines, Bliie Ft*h. D’A 1 siii'ha, Faniines, Pi kies, Oyster*, G la'ire.Oi'rnn, Dates, Jillies, Catitird fruits, Settees, nnv 2 6m kct. ke &o. L. wTliunt & co7, DRUGGISTS, &2 AS» 84 Cherry Street^ (N'ext Door to J. K. Seymour ) irACOX, GEO. AVo hnve removed to our no-v and spacious Store Itoom, and tire now ready to -npily our customers and the pub io with reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES, Etc, We request Merchants, Physicians nnd Planters to call and examine our GOODS AND PRICES, and buy where they can get bargains. We are offering ta the Trade, as follows: Babbits Potash, 811 75 Case, Plantation Bitters, sll 75 Case, Babbits Sc up, 1G l-2c p r lb , Spts. Turpentine, 90c “ gal., Blue Stone, 17c per lb., Al spiee, 32c do do B 1 k Pepper, 35c d>> do Coal Oil, 87c pr gill. Our Stock o f Oils, Varnishe’. Paints, Glii-s, Brushes and Dye Stuff is large, and we aro offering LOW. nov2-3tno. .. GREAT EXCITHKHT IV NEW YORK ! BUT GREATER IN DAWSON 2 REINFORCEMENTS ! Com ng hi Diilv at 2ST.C. GREER’S. Such as good old English Dairy and New fork K.clary Cfice-p, FKE>H GOSHEN BUTTER, Soda sud Butler O'acker.*, nenp.r. il and tu nar bmeculf, M ckerel, C dtiah, Sugar, Cot fee, Tfati, fine ct.ea ing and aiiM'k, -. I"g Tobacco, C’.gi'S, Cmdlw, Starch. Rice, Cindies, Nut-e, Rusms, Spices, Pickles auces, Sardines, Oyster*, Po.ash, Lve Soap’ Sue table e.ilr, Bnuff, and » fine tel cion of c*se l’quors, contis.ing of good old Sherry and Mad-'ia WINE, Godard ano 0,1 nac tiriuidiea, cl.oico old Bombon, Scotch and I. iah Wla-kies, good old Jacaiea R .m*, Lemon Sviup and o.her Irqm r*. All of which I »i 1 sell at Msiviuy Hates, CUII and see for jeorselvi—. ' W .« GREER, rovg tin Under Masonic Hell. MSTII.i l Olts S.MJLE, BY virtue of an order of ihe Court ot 0 di nary ot Teirell County will be sold on tie first. Tuesday in December next at Dawson, f~u‘.h halt ot loi ot land. No. two hundred and three, in ifie 1 l'b dist ict of Tcsreli, be longing to tlte estate of Wm. Bridges, de ceased. Sold tor the benefit cf lieire and creditors. JOHN P. WHALEY, OC 20 1560. Admu’r, w. i nm Gmo, CORN, MCI, FLOUR OOR 1. T nm constantly receiving a Isrgo shipment, ts CORN, andean Ji CASH OIiDEES that may be cff.nd at the Lowest Maikrt IB ice. BACON. 25 ca.lcs Cl ,r STnF.S. 25 io C. R. SIDES, 85 do prime SHOELDERS, 5 do chn'cc Sugar Cured HAMS, e'c., etc I am receiving fre-h supt lies of th sarlioio almost daily, and caa tn.iJ tho interest of buyers, to call ou me W. A, nUFF. FLOII It. 100 I mrre'sgnoJ SoptrSay. 100 do do Ex'rt. li'U do CL. ue Family* SALT! SALT! 500 Irrrela VIRGINIA SALT. 250 Sacks I IVEIirOOLJo For Sale by W A IIUFF HAY, HAY, HAY, 150 bal 'a of Prime IIAYL For sale by IV. A. IIUFF. OATS, OATS, 500 sacks SEED OATS, For sale by W. A IIUFF. SEED EYE. 300 to,(wl, EEi:a RYE. Fnr sale by W. A- HUFF. SKidL) WHEAT. 500 bu-lc's SEED I,'IIEAI’ For Bale by t\'. A. IIUFF. I3A.GOIISra and EOPE- All Cash orders for BAGGING and ROPE, promptly aricnJ-ri CASH! CASH! Another Ilint To Tho Wise. MyTermsAro Fomcofmy to eonvi'.oe on this point. N > Order wll be bonoiod a* Crsb.or a g*nd guaran'ee that it will be r adv when cl and < nr - 1 l next day want answer, and three dnyt is utterly out ojth* question with many men amouute to Necer. GASH, GENTLfiMIK CASH— Pay for yonr Goods, e ct 11 Cheap, and save your money. W. A. HUFF nov 2 4t