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Tj o cal . Arrival of Trains in Greensboro Day Passenger. Arrive from Atlanta 10.51 am, “ Augusta......;'.. 12.80 i» in, Night Passenger. Arrive from Atlanta..... 10.38 pm “ “ Augusta... Ilium, Way Freight. Arrive from Atlanta 5.20 a m “ “ Augusta 4,06 pm ***■• Thi Passenger Trains remain in GrSens orofi minute* ; Mre'Freight Tiains 10 minuter. School Notice. MwsC W, Lan’K wilt resume the exercises ot Her School, at the Anna Cunningham luttitute. on Tuesday October Bth. sepiTthtf There will be preaching at the Piesl yte lian to-murnw hy Ilev. C. W. Lme. Hon. A. B, Stephen*.—Among the Bar in attendance at four', we notice this j distinguished gentleman, who st erns to be in a very feeble health. UeiMshel V, Juhnhop AC j announce in tlie Augusta papers tha l tliey can recover taxes tbtft have'been paid •rthioltoh. y ♦ * —: Court Wekk.—The Superior Court for this county conveued on Monday last. Ili» Hono-Judge Reese presiding. Owing to the unfavorable state of the weather, there was not as large an a 1 tendance as usual. Be*rt>«.o<irown able and talented Bar, we noticed inlho court room. Ko’icitor Bottom Mess-s. Fosters, IJ!1 Jups oi Madison, Stephens of Crawfordsville, McD..niel of Atlanta, jUol. Wing tiold of Ea*. afoa and Jones of Augusta. A consi ' table amount of business awe up and war rpeedily dispa'ch-d. The most important casscs were that of three negroes charged wi.h murder. The Jury fouod each guilty of v. luntaiy man slaughter and they were sentenced to the i’eni ten.iary, one forfifteeu years and t'e other two for five years each. Court is atilt in session and w.ll not adjourn b«- foie even ieg. Bryant of Agusta delivered a speech to the ne groes in this place on Saturday last. We bead but little from which the poor ignorant negroes could t* e encouragement. A great deal of his speech they didn’t understand at all. Ju one portion of it we heard him say that if the late war had been wa ged for the mere abolition of slavery that tvo would have fought for the inaiuiainanco of slavery. This brought tremendous cheer from the negroes. Olli er simpar remarks had a likcydfechs upon his sable Hearers. Death of Guv. Helm. Hon.‘-dolin'L. Helm, Governor of Jtcnturkv, died in Elisabethtown, at noon on the Bth. At the elec tion for Governor in August last, he received the highest popular vote ever east in that Slate, and died five days after bis inauguration, lie y/as a bald, eloquent, amiable defender of I lie right., of States, and it may be truly said of him, that the evening of his life was s;*>nt in battling for tin rights of the oppressed, and 1 much abused South. Emory College. We are pleased to learn of the targe attendance of students at this honored Institution. It has now hear two hundred, and many more have requested admission. With such a Faculty as it possesses, Emory is receiving what it justly merits, a liberal datronage. The Late Elections. Vermont has gone for the‘Radicals, but with a considerable decreased majority, California announces a great I/emd'rnitic vielosy —a gain of two Democratic Congressmen, and two Sen (tors in tftc Federal (‘ ng't . The State Logis lature is solid Democratic.* The accounts from Maine leave some doubt —the Democrats have gained immense, and it is thought 1 ave elected thMr Govontor. The Amnesty Proclamation. This document long looked for has at last made its appearance, and will be found in this issue. This leaves about fifteen handed subjects for the Federal courts, to be prosecuted lor "Treason. Those par doned who were under the law, are not restored to the exercise of franchise or eligibility to office.— When conservative sentiments control national leg islation, the Proclamation will have its desired ef fect and uot hntil tlign. Our Texas Letter. Attontion i9 callt-d to the interesting letter of Maj T. C. Moore, of Robertson county, Texas* to be found on the first, page of our paper. This gentleman is well known to us, and those suff' ing with emigration fevers may implicitly rely upon what this coricsponde.nt says about l> ; s St .te. Wo look, with no little anxiety, far the coming of other letters which he promises, and will take great plCaStfrc in giving them a place in 6.’ ■ columns. * n— w- w- I't‘lSOUtll. Mr. Henry Moore of the Chronicle & Sentinel Mr. R. M. Ortne of the Milledges ville Recoder and Sir. R. L- Gentry of the Christain Messenger, were in attendance at our Superior Court looking alter the interest of tbtir respective journals. IXew Advcrlismenis. Mrs, Ana English will apply for leave to sell lands belonging to the estate ofj, D. English dec’d, The Card ofJ. L. Fleming appears to-day. Mr, Fleming is an ixpsrinced business man and will likely give entire satisfactory to those who may favor him with their patronage, J. F. Zimmerman Express Agent, Will give prompt attention to business cons neoted with his office, Notice to persons indebted to the estate of Ann Buagh dec’d. See advertisement of National Re publican. J. R. Parker is agent for Wright’s Iron Patent Screw. Town lots ! Town Lots! IOFFES for Pale TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS in the town of .Conters, located on Che south side of the Gsf. R- R., and on Academy street, varying from one to three acres each. Call and examine for youroelves. Terms rea tonable. J- L, STEWART. Conyers, Ga, June 21, 1887. NOTICE APPLICATION will be made to the Honorab’e Court of Ordinary of Greene County, Geor & a. at the first regular tc-m alter the expimtion ot two Months from this date, for leave to sell sll the land belonging to the estate o' John D‘. English lute of said county deceased, for the pu, "oro.ol p-.ying the d-b s, and for the benefit ol t lie Orphans of said dfccased, bept. Jlh 18j7 ANNIN. ENGLISH Evr. e - .->ll4 —2ms of John D. Eugli.-h dec’d. JOHN L, FLEMING, COTTON FACTOR A I> Gen Val Commission Merchant, Jackson Street, AUGUSTS, GEORGIA, T'*.' r iLL and hi» personal alien'ion to the i ♦ b’loruge and Sale ol Cotton and all other Produc". Oi and ‘is for Bugging, Rope, Ac,, promptly filled. I.ib rul ca. h advances mode. k"ptM—liu The Cheapest Daily Paper IN T!’E XGTII. 1 THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PUBLISHED DAILY J T jC UG U ST A, G A . CION i AIN'S i« Latest News i cm all parts of I the « ti by Teieg uphr i.; Mail. It also f ruisbes he mm reliable M. ’bct Reports at tome and a head. The National Republican relocate 0 R; oils rod lon under the laws of Cong. :«f, r J u.gov “Convention aud Relief” to the peo !e. TiuIPwJVLS Duilv. one year. ....”.$5,03 Dailv, fix mouths ,* .... 2,60 Daily, three momhs 1.25 I , D« G. GOTTING, Editor. E. 11. FUGUE, Business Manager. Express Ofiiee. ]) -R.sO.-.8 wishing to send c-ages to any . part of ihe united Stars, will find the Southern ExpicbvCdmpany, de sutest and most reliable. Office at the Depot. * J. F, ZIMMERMAN. Agent. Wright Patent Screw. under.Jgned is Agent for this celebrated _ Pat-mt 'ion 'crew. Where persons desire it, be will fit tb :a up on shot t notice. Orders scut !o hits at White Plains, will receive his prompt attculiou. J. R. PARKER. s-ptll—lm # Agent for Greene County. • —— Executor s Notice, A LL it i ai", indeb eil to .lie Estate of Ann jL V. Baugh I teoi Grrm: C uiriy, di c'd will make iiiiiucd ?p. ymeoi and all pe. oils hav ing c' m .... i . .hi ('-i<de will present t’-em to the uid ,igacd in t n»- f* he Law. WALTER GRIFFIN. sepilJ -30ds Ecrs. GET THE BEST, Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary 10.00(1 worn? anil MEANINGS not found in o ii -r Dit-lionaii s. Over thirty able American and European holds employed upon this revision. N 'vi..l tables ol great value, oye of them ot 1., v quarto pager. A'xpl.matoiy and Pronouncing ol Uaiites in betion, oi peisons and places o -ailonyms, Ac., Ac-, as Abaddon, Acadi.-, Alba y. AVgency, Mother Cary. Mason and Dixon’s liuo, Mi.Mieajvbvf, Ac. CoutaiirL.g onri-lilth-ur Jue-fourth more matter I ,n any tormr editions. X’rom new electrotype plat s ami the ' Riveside Press aud Bindei v. INCNE VOL.' OF 1810 ROYAL QUARTO PACES’. I’ubli b u by G. & C. MERRIAM, Npringfield, Mi 8, ~ MASRVILLE & HATTAIOOGA RMtRBAD CHANGE OF TIME. Two Daily Trains leave Nashville for Washington', New York, and all points East and South. Close connection made at Ohatianooga inornibgand evening tor ail Eisteru and Southern.cities. Omar vm uai, Supbbjxtkkdkxt, ) N. & G< RAti.itoAP, \ Na-hvxi.le. Tkxx.. Jan. 27, 1567. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY -27, 1867, and until further nofice, Passenger i line will run as follows ; Leave Na. iiville l'or WasingtKn. New York, A" ufa ? Macon, Montogomery, Aagusta, Bavan ii h. Ne ./ Orleans and Mobile, at 5:00 a. m. and 5.00 p in. arriving at Ch ftanooga at 2:00 a. nr. ,ud 2;00 p. ni. ; both trains miking close connee-* rionsat Ohatt.lnooga with E. T. &Gn. and We t e t n and- A'lanf.c i ilros trains: Returniog leqve Ghatt-nooga at 7;4f .m. and 7;40 p. ni. upou arrival of E. T. A Or. and W. &A.!rains, p-riving in N. tiville at 4-30 a. m. add 4:50 p. m. Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Passenger Trains. SiiEAtiJvti.us AccumModa tioK. —Leave Sbelby viile at 5-20 a. m. and l.:50 p. m. arriving iu N. shville at 11.10 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Leave Nashville for Slmlbyville 5;00a. m. and 5,-00 p no, at riving In Shelbyvifle S.-OO a m. and 9:05 p. n>. Nahville and Northwesterh R, R. PASSENGER 1 RAIN. Leaves Nashville 4:40 p. m. ; arrives Joboeon vilie 10:30 p. in, Leaves Johnsonville 3:00 a. m, ar-.ves Nashville 8-60 a. m. WM. P, INNEB Gen. Sup’t, N, AG; and A". AN. W. B R J, D, MANGE, Gen’l Pass; Agent H. & A. N. FORCE, Wholesale Dealers in Boots tfc SUOOS, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Our Goods are purchased direct from the Eastern Llanufactnrcrs. We will sell them to Country ICerchants at N. Y. prices—Freight added.—ly42 yy ITT & NORMAN, Wholesale and Retail # Grocers and Commission Merchants, Willingham Building, Decatur street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Orders solicited—Prompt returns, and Liberal Ad vances made on Consignments. The highest Prices paid for all kinds of Country Produce. Also keep constantly on hand a large snppply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, which we will sell low.—3m 12 , Administrator’s Sale. BY virtmi'.ot an order trom tho Honorable Court of Ordlnaiy of GreeQc County, Grorgja, will be Bold im .he Ist Tuesday in- November next, in front of 'he Court House in the city of Albany Doughetlv t’oiiniy. b-rve-g the usual &oUisof sal-, ihe fine Cotlon Plcntali'on o's the late Ma jor George (X Dawson. I ting in Dougherty Coin-, ty about 12 miles! rom the oiiy ol Albany i on mill ing About Rievcn HunJied Acres fOak find Hickory) Land, of which about CSO are cleared, adjoiuiug lands us j‘i (es Mci-.i'cn. Ueurge Wal ker. John K. Jones tnd U il orniurly owned by Jerem'ah Beall. Also will t>e sold on the 2oth of December next, on l he l’l utl-alion. belw-eu the u. ual hours of sale all the personal properly pertaining to tlie ’saidPlantation. Teimsca-h. Plantation to b« delivered on the Ist of January next, and per sonal prop-rty on the day o’sale. EDWARD W, SK.VRROOK. sept - tils .-tduiinistraior. **lV' ANTED to make an arrangemei.t” with a '* live man in every enmity, who wisbe* to make money, and can give gooil references; No Capitol required. Will sell a business Bow pay* ing sl. 500 per month, anil rely on the profit* for my pay. ,-lddrcss J. C. TILTON, 4t Pittsburg, Pa. A HOME FOR $l.OOl CONTINUATION OF G. Mb Guile It’s Raffle. no failure this time To Take Place in Macon, Ga. OCT. 13(11,18^7. My only object in offering ibis scheme for public patrouage, is prompt-, ed by a desire to sell my Real Estate all at once, or lose it in the attempt. I have reduced tho price of tickots in the resell of all, and have placed every*, thing on the list at a fair valuation. Every Fourth Ticket taker a ■ " ■•£ No Prize Wwiih Less Than $1.25 All the Plated ware, &c., wo offer, is put down at the lowest retail price for such goods. You stand a chance of gettino: the best prize on the list Tor ONLY 1$ The price asked for tickets is ex ceedingly small, in view of- the gain in prospeGt. If you should miss the first, second or third prizes, there arc many others which aio worth two ltun*. dred fold the amount subsetibed. Those who prefer, can adopt this p’an in ordering tickets: 'When the emouut they wish I invest amounts to as lunch as $2 >, t’ ey esn deposit the amount they wish to invest in the hands of some genii' nan who will in* form me of such deposit, and i will send the tickots ; provided I am ac' quainted with him, or he can give me good references as to his honesty, &c„ fie can hold the money subject 16 any order after the IJ. HI: has taken place. PRICE OIF TICKETS, WHEN ORDERED UV MAIL OR One J k'ket, ?1 V 0 Five “ * 4 5 1 ) Ten 0 00 Eleven “ 10 00 Twenty" 18 00 Fifty “ 44 00 Below will be found a list of the prizes : 1 Cotton I’l.intt.ti'm. 1200 hcp ' $15,000 1 E.i- it room hon-.' .V. 2 uoro lot in the city of GHtHtl 4,0 J# 200 acr-s La a in Mticoa county 1,200 150 do do do do .....>I,OOO 150 dt> do do do .... L. . 1,00- 100 do do do do 600 100 do lid do do ....600 50 ill) do do do .......... 300 50 do do - do do 300 50 do do do do 300 . 0 do ilo do do 500 1 Half Acre Lot aud two room Ho ne, in the city of Atlanta, .600 1 Quarter Acre Lot and two room House, la the -ti T y of Atlanta, 300 15 Quarter Acre Lot in suburbs of tlfeei y of Atlanta sllO each 1,650 I . nl-miid f-tt China \ 250 6 Woouiutl's Concord Buggies, s.’is each, 1,350 1 line eight con carat Watch,..lso 5 Ledies line enameld Watches, $125 each...... 625 5 Ladies fine enamel- and Watches, SIOO each 500 10 Tea Svi Is. six pieces each, 87 each.... 760 10 do do four do do 40 d0....400 260 Fifty picture Albums, 5 each, 1,250 10 Elaborate Ice Pictures, 25 each, 250 10 Cake Baskets, n-avy plated, 15 each,..150 10 Ladies’Work Boxes, 20 eeaeff, 200 20 setts double plated Cstors, 30 each 600 sooGold Pens, in cases, 2 5o each 2,i0 setts heavy plated C- tors. 6 oo da f.-aa heavy plated Fruit Kuives, 2 oo do ? >o Butter Dtshos, 5 oo do aoo Chased Cups, heavy plated, . 2 oo do lao Card Stands, do do 500 do ICao Butter Knives, do do 1 25 to 3 oo do ’.OO E’ts Dining Forks, heavy plated, 5 oo do ioooLSl’.-el Engravings, 1 25 do Coa Letts Tea Spoons, 3 oo do £ca do Gold-lined-Salt Castors, 3 5o do S;o do do Goblets, 3 oo do Csc* do Desert Spoons, 5 oo do PLAN OF RAFFLE. A duplicate number for each tickets will be placed in a round box, on small pieces of card, and mixed indi«- criminately. The first nnmbcr drawn fakes the first prize, the second the second prize’ Every fourth ticket takes a prize. The drawing will take place in public, end conducted by dis interested men, under oath. For full de9ricptions of property and my references, send for a circular, as tax is so heavy I will have only one place to sell tickets. SPECIAL PLAN. Those who wsih to buy tickets in this Special Plan, can do as folio* s*. I will sell a one dollar ticket for fifty cents ; if it draws a prize you pay $2 for the prize or not take it. 1 will sella one dollar ticket for twenty-five cents ; if it draws a prize you pay $4 for the prize or not take it. One ad* vantage in i. vesting in this way is this : If you should pay tweniy*fiveor fifty cents for a ticket aad it should he a blank, yon are out only so incch ; whereas if it was oue dollar, you would be out fifty or seventy'five cents more. sf. HI ftILLETT, Griffin Ga Edward Wilder’s Famous Stomach Bitters Will cure Dyspepeia, Lirer Com plaint and all iipecie* of In digestion, Intermittent Fever. Fever «u and Ague and all Periodical Disorders. h will give immediate relief in Colic ftnd Flux. It will cure Codtlveness. It is a mild and delightful /n vigor ant for dell- Ote Fein trine. It is a safe .dutUßilions Alterative and Tonic foe aL Family purposes. A Is a powerful Reouperaat after the frame has bi>"B debilitated or reduced ky liekoess. A is an excelent Appetiser a* welt aa«‘~Migth' - »-r of the digestive force*. . . r t I* desirable alike aa a Coriootlv* aad mild Cathartic. &a.For tha Cure of ihe abava Disease* this ‘reparation stands unrivaled, aad it* good and rermanent effect* are attested by tbouanud*. and t is recommended alike not onfv b? the ablest if e-llcal loeni but also by tha ministry,r **j!ejr Try It, all you that ore tfriicted. and be o.ivinced of its wonderful power nod beneficial -fuels. . J Edward Wilder’s 11 a 4NI) An unfailing and rapid cure tor Scrofula in all ris foreis* every known variety o Couslitutional Syphilis or Venerial Disease, Neuralgia. Nkiu D ..eases—no matter how old or invefrate — Ghionic Rheumatism, Schrofulou* Sore Eyes, Glandular Swellings of the neck or elsewhere, Chronic Chills and Feycr, Tetter; Weeping Sore Leg, Ulce of every kind, Rirr.pla* on the _ fact ringworm, wld-head, falling of Ihe hair cllopecia, w-hite swelling, hip-joint Di ease °r Mrtvbus Co”a'j us p chrome erysipelas, droL°r Ague-cake. Ac s&®,For the rapid and permanent cure of the hove Diseases this preparation stand unrivaled- A cure is guaranteed in every case where it is u -d accorping to directions. Edward Wilder’s COMPOUND EXTRACT WILD CHERRY. This preparation is specially recommenned as affording certain and p ompt relief in Coughs, Colds, and Catarrhs of every/description. In Bronchitis, Laringytis, and Asthma or Phthisic it gives immediate comfort and relief, h is also admirably adapted to relief of the cough and difficulty of breathing in Contraption. It is in ispensable in Pneumonia or Winter Fever, Pleurisy, and every conceivable form of Pulmo nary Disease attended with congh difficulty of breathii g, or pain. Fcr taste, efficiency, and power this medicine has no equal, and whan used iu any of the above diseases has never been kn wn to fall to give almost instant relief fol lowed by certain aud permanent cure. Edward Wilder’s FAMILY PILLS For the Itt-e of Constipated and Sluggish Bowels. In beee conditions of the a imentary canal hey nre Guaranteed to be peitectly Jn f#llibl *A' a Purgative in all Feveisaud In flamm. ion of tht Liver, brain, kidneys, and bladder, in erysipelas, fever and ague, acule Optbalm' oi sore eyes, fullness of the bead, vertigo, u u.os, blindness, Ac., they cannot be ' a. These Pills will be found, on trial, to b” i. r i,pperic r to any other combination of medicines in the rapid and certain cure of all th i above diseases. They should betaken with Edward Wilder'sSarsapaiilla aud Pfcsh in the dis ases in which that remedy is recommended , and with Edward Wilder’s Compound Extract of wild cherry ip coughs, colds, etc., and with Edward Wilder's Stomach Bitters for chills and ever and fever and ague. wm EDWARD WILDER & CO, WHOLESALE druggists 21 o Marble Front Main street LOUISVILLE KY. Forsaie in Greensboro Ga.by WALKER 4 TORBERT New Spring and Summer GOODS! afHlil if. FflP 1 ? ' CHEAPER THAN BVH3R t If AVK jiist rccch'od Spring PrinlV in now and beautiful fllyles, at, from 12 |1 to 20 cents. Beautiful Mozambifjues for spring dresses, at 25 cents per yd Dress Goods in Silks, .tflpafecas, Lenos, Embroidered Poplins, Plain Poplins, Poil Brodcs. Grenadines} (silk and cotton) Chambrays, &c. White Iron Beregrt. Freneh andTrish Rfriss, Silks (white and col’d) Tarltons, Whita s.tripe and checked Swiss, all kinds of Domestic Goods in bleached aad un bleaehed Shii . ;s, Sheetings. Plaids, ripvs, Tiekings, Denims &c. <fe’ HandkerchU Oambric, Embroidered Lawn, cotton a*d siltc, floeiery and Gloves {or ladies and children. Para-zofe and Him Umbrellas from 75 cents (cotton) to $5 beaded silk, Jadiea’ misses’ childrens’ and youths’ Hats and Bdnnc{s-*-la{est Styles and at low prices, Wrfcathd, ifib' bons and straw Trimmings, Notions, <fcc. As wo fcooivo Goodb every week From tSToyv Yorls: v' we can give our the benefit in prices, styles and fa>hions. We sell at a small advance on New fork cost. Samples given and goods shown with pie mire. Gyods ordered can be returned if they are not as represented iu pi ice and qn.iUt)\ . * In addition to the al>o;e, the suuyribers offer to their friends aad tli” pub. lie, <ai'<JK-rlci O jck cry 1* rd w'affe, Hats and Cap 9, Boots and Shoes, Pro vis-. I?avfi^Pflfdf’ftlfiW; MTirfrli»nd New York, they will futxish Goods a'i cheap us they can be bought at tlidsc p'o'ints—freight added. 100 II ogslioacls Muscivado at 75 cents per gallon, or tO cents by the hogsliead. Country produce taken in exchange for goods. [Greehsborb’, Ga.. May 11th—ts FOUTZ’B OLBSRATID Horse and Cattle Powders. tin. vp ii .111 I, :i, I ’ IN. i.l ,11 i liAl b,II '^ miserable skeleton into a fine-looking and spirite-l horse. y . . . To keepers of Cows this preparation is invaluable. It increases the quuntity and improves the quality much faster: •. ■ . In all diseases of Swipe, such as Coughs, Ulcers in the Lungs, Lc , this article acts its a specific. S4& litSkflw J! y putting from, one-half a paper \ to a paper in a ' barrel of swill the above aise a s e a f- fL will be eradicated ' or entirely prevented. If given In time, a certain preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. Price 26 Cent* per Paper, or 5 Pnpers for tl. FREPABZD BY !S. A. FOUT? At 11X10., AT THBXE WHOLKNALK DRIO AM) MfIjCINE DEPOT. No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Hd. For Sale by Druggists and Sttfrekeejiers through* •ut the United States. For gale by W. <i Rl l' t'lV, Greensboro,G a, TO4UM 3.. m&XTB Improved Billiard Tables, Will. U. l’.lTi'xT CITSHIOX3, Well know i to be sun'rior to any now In u.-v. iMitniifacfory, 48 Mercer sf., IV. V r|3i|E <;ri‘at popularity ol bHARF’A' IJf- X FPOVED BILLIARD.TABLES bus render icillt necessary to make extensive n-rsngem' nt a , in order to supply thw inereuslng dwtiand, ami be is now T»r-p.«reil to .ill any o.iier with ’itch b • pttion -, or the public g.'ito -lly. inay R.vor bini W. J. Sharp having hail practical experi n.a for n- ly — wenly y'.itp, in the ni inufu hid o' Brilia.ii Vabl'>’..iou having made am. o’ vulnab'e .morov ■u'-u'A. be’guarantees a 'J which lor cl . I . y of ♦orc’i. m-ebanica' slrucrio i ot si-4i-rti."”-Jprill o! s, gi.l elegan<*e c.’ appearai re' will cliallen;.-o comp-lition. Hi« newiv mvn-'ed patent Cos -hloi’ l h.aving been pronoun'oil by Ifid most couipel tit judges lo superior to any now in n»",ne is nabled to furnish the best Hillard Table manufactured in tbc Uuited Sta’. s, and sustain the name which Nbarps Tables so justly have acquired. ’’ 1 Is, Cues aud Trimings constantly on hand. O' 1 Cushions i -pail dr t short not.ee Orders by m.ril punctually al’-nii and to. Send for dc.-.crin vc L iiCiriarftml price list. W. J. SHARD. maylß—tf. 43 Mercer 6-ect. New Yor ADM’lli? S AiLE, By virtue ot an order of the Hon. Court of Ordinary of GrecneCounty, Georgia, will be sold a< auction, before Court House door .n G.eens boro, iu said county, on the first Tuesday in October next, between tb ? lawful hours of sale, the following tract, of ’anil iq sa’d county, to wit: a trait of land situi .don the waters of Knsh Creek, adjoining lane of A. B. Pbrlps and Frederick Dava it, containing 91 acres, more or less, the same b ing the tract whereon Eliza beth Hunt aud John Perdee reside. Sold as the property of the estate of George W. Hunt, lute of Chambers County, Alabama. d“-nased, for tho purpose of payiwg the debts t i for distnbutin. Terms of sale cash. WILLIAM MORRIS. Adm’r of the Estate of George W. Hunt. ThisAugußt Bih, 1867.—60 ii ESSRS, L P. WALKER ACO , Louisville Ky , are authorized Agents for tb* His itt. Business transacted by them will b* duly ckoowledged by me. J GEORGIA, Grdcne Counlr, V, HERI- A3, \ alontine D. Lresbam and Marshal K. A'lovfill, Executors of the lust will mid, testament of William D. Maddox, deceased p-tnlons the Court of Ordinary of said county for Utters ot dismission : These therefore Id cite and require all per sons cnnpcrnvil 1 o show cause aguin.-it the grant ing of the discharge of said Evocators, and issu ing 16 them Letters Dtsinissorv. at the Court of Ordinary Übe held in and for said county on the first Monday in ricpleinber next. CHvm under ftiv ht*nd at office in Greensboro February 11th, 1*67. KUGENIUS L. KING, heb. 15th wtd. Ordiuary. G Greene Comty.— TWO - moults, alter date, to, wit; at the next -JugUfct Tel in of the Court of Ordiuary of said county, application will be made to said Court for ten vo L) sell all tho I.and belonging to tha es! it* of George W. llnnf. late of Afabatna deeTl., (or the purposo of paying the dobrs and for distribution, A'aiil Land is situated in Green# comfy, Gu, This 18tb day of Mav, 1867. . j,- wtluam morris utyC—tt Adm'rof George W.HuOt. NOTICES! AppHctttion will be made to the Coutt of Ordi nary ofGreeae county, Ga.. at the first regu ' R'- t rin after the expiration of two months from I this notice, for leave lo sell the land belorgin.- to Ufc’ <-sttt't.i*i»f Archibald Tarplev, late of said county deceased, for the purpose of cl is ribntion. This July 3rd IBG7 WILLIAM BRYAN, Aduvr of E-tate of Ardiibald Tnrolev >iec»tkx ' - *. fuf/76—GOil IST o t i oo ! Application will be made to the Court dinary of Greene County, Georgia, at the firs! regular term ufter the expiration of two months from tbii notice, for leave to sell the land, [the -amo being s tract of land in Lee County, Geor gia, containing 101 1-4 acres, more or less,] belonging to John R. Cook, Jasper T. Cook and r ames C. Cook, orphans ot Elisha Cook, late of Lee County. Georgia, deceased, for the purpose of paying the debts, and for the benefit ofsaid orphans. This July 241 b, 1867. TnOlrfAS AKINS. Gun-dian of the orphans of Elisha Cook, dec’d. july27-10w 3VCTICEU Vpplication will be made to to the Court of Ordinary of Greene county, Georgia, at the li . t regular term after the expiration of two mo- I h* from this notice, for I taye to self the Land belonging to' the estalo of H, Perkins, late of said county d-yrid for tbe pur po • of paying the debts of said -state. This Jufy Tst 1867, MartHa A, Ferklns, Adtif’x, //AMII.TON TANARUS, FBmrrNs, Adra’r. of Estate of Archibald H. /’erkfn* dcc’d ( julyC—COil Notice to Debtors Ac Creditors ALL persons having demands against Solomon P. Arnold late of Greene Conty G., deceased will present them to me in ternfs o? the Law’ and all indebted to said deceased will make im-’ mediate payment to me. JUS. L. BROWN -Tiimr. of Solomon F. Arnold augustSt—6ods aluulu * Look at This). T HAVE Practiced Medicino for a number of X years, and have discovered a Complete Rem cdy sos the cure Cancers, Old leers, Polypus, Fistubts, &c., . Also a complete cure for Dropsies. Dr. F. C. FORD. T*" k* ..ttaSt., Atlanta, Ga NOTXCEI HEAREAFTEIi, until luriht-r notice, the advertisements connected with the Office of the Ordinary County Judge, Sheriff, Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts of Greene Coafeti Georgia, will b- published in the newspaper published in Atlanta Ga. Eugenius L. King, Ordinary. Columbus Heard, County Judge. J. H. English, Sheriff. Isaac R. Hall, Clerk » Superior and Inferior Corts, august3lst—lf ~ . THE CHRIS HAN MESSENGER. THE object of the Publishers, is the dissemi nation of intelligence, religous, and moral principles, among all classes, of our people, tfce Messenger, will also devote a portion of its snare to the interest of the, Masomc Fbatsrxi- TV, «nd hopes to receive a liberal patronage ..-cm that class, of people; . Subscription Pric* two dollars a year. Address GENTRY & JEFFERSON, au ß 2 * Augurla Ga’