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L O CA. L. Arrival of Trains in Greensboro Day Passenger, Arrive from Atlanta 10.51 u m “ Augusta......; 12. 30 p n>; Night Passenger* Arrive from Atlanta... fft.33 p m “ “ Augusta 1.14 a in. Way Freight* Arrive from Atlanta ......5.20 a m “ “ Augusta .4,06 p m The Passenger Trains remain in Grcens oro 5 minntoe ; the Freight Tr ains lu uiinntcs. School Notice. Mas C. \\\ Lank will resume the exercises of her School, at the Anna Cunningham Institute. op. Tuesday October Bth. sepl7thtf Crowded Out.—Wc have on file a large number of advertisements, which came too late for this issue. They will appear next week, Otfiug to our absence in Charleston the greater portion of the wsok, we are unable to give our nsuii quantity of local news. A Growing Evii,.—The practice of rais.ng windows and entering houses has almost become a nightly oecumT.ce in our city. Within the last month, we have heard of several houses being entered at night and money or some other valuables stolen, ' f.t behooves our citizens to keep a sharp lookout for these thievs, and see if some means cant be adopted to bring them to justice, The Cotton Crop, —The reports from different sections of the county indi cate that the late rains have done some .damage to the cotton crop, Alhough it is hoped these days of suushine will bring it out and make the loss quite small; General Orders’No. 50, Registered voters removing from the precinct in which they are registered are authorised by this order to procure certificates from one of the board of registrars which will enable them to vote in the precinct ot their present residence. 1 1 Presentments of the Grand Jury. September Term ISG7, Wc the Grand Jury selected and sworn for September Term 1567 of Greene Superior Court submit the fol lowing general presentments . We have examined through appropri ate Committees the Records of the Clerk of the Superior, ialerior and CouDty Courts, and find them neatly and correctly kept ; reflecting great credit upon that effleeint and faithful officer. We have examined the Records and papers belonging to the office of the Ordinary, and find them kept in a manner highly creditable to that very competent officer. We find the Rooks and vouchers of the Treasurer correctly kept, and all the vouchers regularly numbered and properly filed—lVc find at the last term of the Court, cash on hand slll, 53. Received since from various sources $1,255.37 —making 1306,90, He has paid in excess of rece'pts $67,05y which amount is yet due that officer, We find the Court House in good condition and kept in good order, we recommend to the. Justices of the In ferior Court, to have the Couit and Grand Jury rooms re-covered and the fence around the Court House Square repaired or rebuilt. We find the Jail as cleanly kept as its construction and the number of inmates received will admit, some re pays are necessary for the safety, com ■ fort and health of the prisoners, H 7 e find some of the Roads in bad condition aud urge upon the Commis sioners of the respective Districts the faithful performance of their duties. We would mention the fact, that the names of over five hundred ot the reg istered colored voters have not been entered upon the Digest of the Receiver of Tax Returns. The Grand Jury indulge the hope and bclie r , that amid the political clouds which overshadow the country, and the changed domestic relations that have been effected that neither “princi palities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come,” shall impair the personal respectability of the white people of the South, or contaminate the purity of the blood of our fathers. To his Honor. Judge Reese we ten der our thanks for his courtesy to this body, and the veiy able discharge of bis duties at this term of the Court. To the Attorney General, Cob Lof ton we tender our acknowledgements for his counsel and courtesy to this body and the efficient discharge of his duties. Re request that these presentements be published in the Greensboro Herald. Rowan H. Ward I* oreman. Seaborn 1 Owen?. Thomas P. Janes. John G. Carmichael. John P.Harris. Richard A . Dilwortli. Wiley G. Johnson Robeit 1,, McWhorter. James F. Hall. David A. Newsom. Alexander Kimbrough. James N, Armor, Asa Rhodes, rtter ty. Printuo. James W. Jackson •ghn E. Jackson. Jr. Eli A. Veazey. George C.Davis Williara VV. Brooks Litl leberry J aekson. On motion, Ordered that the fore going ITsent'gents be published as re quested. September Term 1867, A true extract from the minutes of the Superior Court, this 16th day of Sep tember 1867. ISAAC R. It ALL ClcrJt, What are you smashing that dog's, head for! dont you see that he’s as dead as a stone already ?’ ‘Yes I doe» but he did kill mine slackens and suck mine eggsi, and I did shoot him bery dead, and now I lets him know dat dete is an here after !’ and the Teuton whacked away on the poor dog’s skull. .. 1 .Now Advert,itoments. Dissolution. tnilE firm of S. A, Foil lx & Uro. is this day JL disolved by mutual consent, S. A. Foutz retiring. D. E. Foulz is heresy authorized to settle th* business of the late lirtr. and will con tinue the business in his own name. S. A. FOUTZ, DAVID E. FOUTZ scpt2l—tf I Wild, continue in tire Wholesale Drug and Medicine Easiness Maaufactnrihg Fotutz's, Medicines, tiro old [data. No. 11(1 Franklin street, ifnder the name and style of DAVID E, FOUTZ, Baltimore, NOTICB A IMPLICATION wil) be made to the Honorable jl\_ Court ot’Ordinary of Greene County, Geor gia, at the first regular term alter the expiration of two Months from this date, far leave to sell air the land belonging to the estate Os John D. English late of said county deceased, for the purpose ol paying the debts, and for the benefit of the Orphans of said deceased. Sept. 9th 18J7 ANN N. ENGLISH Exr. septll—2ins of John D. Englisji fjcc’d. JOHN L, FLEMING, COTTO3ST FACTOR AND General Commission Merchant, Jackson Street, AUGUST./}, GEORGIA, \ATILL demote his personal attention to the V V /Storage and Sale of Cotton and all other Produce. Orders for Bagging, Rope, Ac., promptly filled. Liberal cash advances made. ' sept 14—lin The Cheapest Daily Paper IN J'HE SOOTH. THE NATIONAL KEPUBLICAN PUBLISHED DAILY ATAUGUSTA , G A . CION TAINS the Latest News from all parts of > the world, by Telegraph and Mail. It also furnishes the most reliable Market Reports at home and abroad. The National Republican advocates llecon.-tnirtion under the laws ol Congress, and urges ‘'Convention and Relief’’ to the people, Trrms Daily, one year $5,00 Daily, six months. ; ....*,. % 2,50 Daily, three months,, 1.25 D. G. DOTTING, Editor E.H.PUGJIU , Busii.eas .Manager. Express Office. ]3ERBONa wishing to send Packages to any part of the United Slates, will find th :■ Southern Express Company, the safest and most reliable. Office at the Depot; J. F, ZIMMERMAN. Agent. Wright nftelit Screw. rnilE under.Jgned is Agent for this celebrated J. Patent Iron Screw. Where persons desire it, he will lit th in up on shoit notice. Orders sent to him at White Plains, will receive his prompt attention. J. R. PARKER. jeptll—lm Agent for Greene (Jaunty. Executor s Notice, VLL p T-suns in dabted to tin} Estate pf Arm Bang.i late of Greene County, dee'd will make immediate payment and all persons hav ing claims agaipst said estate will present them 10 the undesigned i» terms of the Law. WALTER GpIFFIN. sept 14— StTds Ecrs. <;kt" tiii; benT7~ Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary 10,000 WORD'S and MEANINGS not found in oth t DictioparDs, Over thirty able American and European scholars .employed upon this revision. Several tables of great Value, one of them of fifty quarto pages, /explanatory and Pronouncing of names in fiction. of persons and places pseudonyms, &c,, Ac-, as Abaddon, Acadia, Albany," Regency. .Mother Cary, Masoa and Dixon’s line, Mr.-Jlicawlipr, Ac.. 'Conthinf.ig one-fifth or ene-fotrrfh more matter than any former editions. From new electrotype plates and the Riveside Press and Bindery. IN ONE? VOL. OF >B4O ROYAL QUARTO PAGE.S', Published by G. & G. MERRIAM, /Springfield, Mass, MSEfILPmiMIIOMIIi CIIAjYGE oE time. Two Dally Trains leave Nashville for Washington, New York, and all points East and Bomb. Close connection made at Chattanooga morningand evening tor all Eastern and Southern cities. O’KICK '.ENS.RAT. pHi’KTU.\TS\BK.VT, ) N. &#>. •KJw.toi*. >• Nisirvna.E. Tens., Jan. 27, 1567. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 18(17, and until further notice, Passenger trains will run as follows f 1 Leave Nashville for Wasington. New > ork, Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan nah. New Orleans and Mobile, at 6-.-00 a. m. and 5 00 p m. arriving at Chattanooga at 2.-fl(fa. m. Mid 2;00 p- m. ; both trains making close conncc tiousat Chattanooga with E. T. <fcGa. and West ern and Atlantic railroad trains. Returning leavofeiattafooga at 7:40 a.m. andO;4o p-m. unon arrival of E. T ft Ga. aud W. A A. trams, arriving in Nashville at 4-30 a. in. and 4:30 P Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on all Ni'dit Passenger Trains. BHEAoyviW-K Accommodation'. Leave _ Shelby ville at 5-20 a*, m. and 12:50 p. m. arriving in Nashville at 11.10 a. m. and 4.30 p m Leave Nashville for Shelby ville 5;00a. m. mJftpW p m, arriving in Shelby vW. 9tW a m and 9.05 pm. Nah ville- and Northwestern 14, K. 1 PASSENGER IRALN. I eaves Nashville 4.40 p. m. ; arrives Johnson v4l le 10 30 V- m. Leaves JohnsonviHe 3.4)0 a. nr, arrives a N &O. and A A N W. P R. IP, NANCE, Gen'l Pass; Agent . Administrator’s Sale. UY virtue ot an order from tho Honorable sCourt of Ordinary of Grecse Comity, j Gehtgin, wnl be sold on the j Ist Tuesday in November next, in front of the Cos mil House in tlia city of Albany Dougherty County, I>et vyen, the usual horns of sale, the tide Cotton Plant ition of the late Ma jorfUorgo O. DnwßOu, lyfrtg in Ihmgftefty OourW ty about 12 miles from the cily of Albany contain ing about Llevcn Hundred Acres ,fC)ak B „j Hickory ) Laud, ol which adjoining lamb, of I‘eTer .Ifel.ateh Georg.' Wal ker. John R. Jones and land iormerly owned hy Jeremiah Beall» • L Also will be sold on the aolh of Deifemnef next, on tho Plantation, between the usual hours of sale all the personal property pertaining to the said Plantation. Terms cash. Plantation to lie delivered i«r the Ist of January next, and per sonal property on the day of sale. EDWARD W, SEA BROOK. kept I !—lds Administrator. ‘ B U’ANTED to make an arraug. mei tf’ with a *• live-man in every oount.v, who wlabel to make money, and can give good references, No ,-capital required. Will >ell a l/usinurs now .pay• ' ing $ 1.500 per month, and rely.on.-Hie profits for my pay. Address J. C. TILTON, 4t " Pittsburg, Pa. A HOME FOR S1.00! CONTINUATION OF G. M, Gullctfs Raffle. no failure this time ToTykePlacein Macon,G-a. OCT. 13 t1x,1837. My only object in offering this scheme lor public patronage, is prompt ed by a desire to sell my Deal Estate all at mice, or lose it in the attempt/ I have reduced the price of tickets in the reach of all, and have placed every thing on tho list at a fair valuation. Every Fourth Ticket takes a EB» 0 No Pi'ijie IVoifli Less Thad 5i.2.5. All the rlated-Ware, <tc., we offer, is put down at tho lowest retail price for such goods. Y T ou stand a chance of getting the best prize on the list for ONLY Tlie price asked for rickets is ex ceedingly small, in view of tho gain in prospect. If you should miss the first, second or third prizes, there arc many others which are worth two hun dred fold the amount subscribed. Those who prefer, can adopt this plan in ordering tickets: "When the amouut they wish to invest amounts to as nmch as $2 •, they esn deposit the amount they wish to invest in the hands of some gentleman who will in form me of suclt deposit, and I will send the tickets ; provided I am ac quainted with Him, or he can.give me good references as to his <£d., He can hold tho money subject to my order after the Raffle has taken place. PRICE Or TICKETS, VV HEN ORDE R ED BV M AIL O U EX PR ESS : One 1 icket, $1 <'o Five “ *' 4 s') Ten “ 9 00 Eleven" 10 00 Twenty' 1 18 00 Fifty “ 44 00 Below will be found a list of the prizes .’ 1 Cofion TTanW®. 12011 $15,000 1 Eight room hon-e & 2 acre lot 'in the Pity of Griffin..., ;'.... X. >4,0 0 200 iii’fcs l.ii (i in.Mffcon bounty 1,200 150 (lo 0o ao do .....VI ,000 150 do Ao do do .-. k,oon 100 do do do do iioo 100 do do do Ao ....000 50 dO do do do ..300 50 do do do do 800 50 do do do do 300 1 0 do do do do .......... 300 1 Half Acre Lot and two room House, In thte ettf of Atlanta,.....; 000 1 Quarter Acre Lot and two room House, in the city of Atlanta, 300 15 Quaiici- Aero Lot in .suburbs of the city Qf Atlanta sllo’ each ....1,650 1 splendid sett Gtfina, . c. *250 '6 Wdbdraftm Concord Buggies*, $225 each ..... v ... -. 1,350 1 fine «eiglffeen carat Watch, 150 ■ 5 Ladies fine enameld Watches, $125 each * . .4(35 5 Ladies fine enameled Watch -S, STOO citch,.. •’’fib LO Tea six nieces each, 87 each... .750 10 do do foflr do do 40 da. ...400 250 Fifty picture Albums, 5 each,,. ,1,250 to Elaborate Ice i’icturee, 25 each,.2so 1C Cake Baskets, rreavy- plated, 15 each,..150 10 Ladies’:Work Boxes, 20 eeach, 200 20 setts double, plated Colors, 30 each.., .too. AOoGoId Pens, An o’aaes,.-2 ’So each 200 setts heavy platod Castors. 6 oo do 2000 heavy plated Fruit Knives, 2 oo do 15» Butter Dishes, 5 oo do ,sao Chased Cups, heavy pjateij, 2 oo do 100 Card Stands, do do. 5 oodo 1800 Butter Knives, do do 1 25 to 3 oo do 100 sets Dining Forks, heavy plated, 5 oo do 2ooo’/Steel Engravings, 1 25 do 500 setts Tea .Spoons,- 3 oo do 500 do Gold-lined .Salt Castors, 360 do 800 do do Goblets,- 3 oo do 550 do Desert /Spoons,' 5 oo do PLAN OF RAFFLE. A duplicate number lor cacti tickets will be placed in a round box, on small pteucs of card, and mixed indis criminately. The first number drawn takes the ffrst prize, the ; secotnd tho second prize* Every fourth ticket takes, a prize. The drawing will take place in public, and Conducted by dis interested men, under oath. For full desrieptions 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 wsill to buy tickets in this Special Plan, can do as follows : I will sell a one dollar ticket lor fifty eeuta ; if H 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 iu investing in this way is i this : If you should pay twenty-five or ! fifty cents for a ticket and it should bo a blank, you are out orrly so much ; whereas if it was oue dollar, you would ; be out fiffv or seventy-five cents more. ,u. n 6I7LLETT, tlriffiii CH« Edward Wilder's Famotis Stomach Bitters Will cure Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint and all species of In digeatkou, lulermittcut Fever. Fever ar and Ague and all Periodical Diaordera. /t will giw immedlßto r«Rcf in Cblie »t*<l Flux. It will cure Costirenes*. His a mild and delightfn! /uvigoraul for deb cate Females. It is a safe Anti-Bilious XilteFaUve and Tonic foe ali Family purposes. It is a powerful Recuperant after tfce frame has be«» debilitated or reduced by sickness it is an excolcnt Appetiser as well as srtrength ener of the digestive foresc. It is desirable alike as a Corfoctivo and mild Cathartic, teH_For tlia Cure of The above Diseases this , preparation stands Unrivaled, and its good and ! permanent effi-Qts are attested by thous-md*. anil it is recommended aline not only by the ablest medical men: but also by the ministry, Try It, nil you that uro afflicted, and be convinced of Its wonderful power-and beneficial effects, Edward Wilders &n ,i e AXt) a- c® mm Jr*• An unfailing and rapid Cute tot Scrofula in all its forms' every known variety o GoWstifulional Syphilis or Yenerial Disease, Neuralgia. .Bkin Diseases—uo matter how old or mve/rate— Chionic Khenmittisßi, /Scliroftilotts Sore Eyes, Glandular Swellings of the neck or elsewhere, Chronic Clnlb and Fever, 'fetter; tVeeping Sore l>*g, Ulcers of every kind, I’iir.pDs on the /act ringworm, scald-head, falling of Ihe Imir allopccia, white hip-joint Di euae <> Morbus Co“ariusj‘ ehfonic erysipclu*, drolO 1 Ague-cake. Ac . 4ag,For the rapid and permanent cure of the above Diseases this preparation stand unrivaled- A cure is guaranteed iu every ease where l*is Used accorpiHg to directions. Edward Wilder’s COMPOUND EXT ft ACT WILD CHERRY. Tiii« preparafion is specially f-ccofrtmended as affording certain and p oinpt felief iu Couglis, Col/Is. nni Catarrhs of every deacrlpt on, In Bronchitis, Laringytis, and Asthma Or I’lrtHisfe it givi s immediatu comfort and relief, /1 is also admirably adapted to refitf of Ulo cough and dilffculty of breathing in Consuption. It is in ispensjfble in Pneumonia or Vfinter.Eever. Pleurisy, and every conceivable form of Pulmo nary Disease attended with cOitgb difficulty of brcatlip g. or pain. Fcr taste, dfiuienoy, ami power this medicine has no equal, and when used in any of the above diston'ses has never been kn w-n to fail to give almost instant relief fol lowedby certain and perm inent cure. Edward Wilder’s FAMILY PILLS For the cure of Constipated and Sluggish BowclZ Iu these condition# of the a imontary canal they are Guaranteed to lie pcrlectly Vn falltble. As a Purgative in all Fevers and In flammation of tbt Liver, brain, kidneys, and : bladder, in erysipelas, fever aud ague, acme Opthalmia or sore eves, fallows of toe head, vertigo, dizzinass, blindness, Ac., they cannot be e“ceb;d.. These lb lls wifi be found, on trial, to be far superu r to any other combination of medicines in the rapid and certain cure of all th * above diseases. They should bb taken with Edward Wilder'sSarsapitrillit and Potash In the dis use# in which that remedy is recommended , and with Edward Wilifer’s Compound Extract of wild cherry in coughs, -cold-, etc., and with F/cfwaC/f Wilder’s Stomach Bitters fur chH4s and j ever aud fever and ague. EDWARD WILDER & Cfl., wholesale druggists 215 Marble Front Alain street LOUISVILLE KY. Female in Greensboro Ga.by WALKER 4 TORBERT Ne w Spring and Sum me r GOODS! CHEAPER THAN E3VBR ! J) HAVE just received Spring Prirrts in uew and beautiful style.-), at fronT T 2 to 20 cents. Beautiful Mozambique.- for spring dresses, at 23 contß per yil Dress broods in Silks. . Vlnneeas, Lem>s, Embroidered i a O|jJins r Plain Poplins, Poll Drocrcs, Gtehadfnetr. (silk and (sotto>n) fhanibrays, Ginghants, &c. White Iron ilwege. French and Irish Swiss, Silks (white and col and) Tarltons, 4Vhite stripe an I cheeked Svriss, all kinds of Domestic Goods in bleached and un bleached Shirtings. Sheetings, Plaids?Stripce, Tickings, Denims ,fcc. <&’ Handkcreliicfs, liincib Cambric, Embroidered Lawn, cotton and silk, Hosiery and Gloves for ladies gentlemen and children. Parasols and nun from 75 ccTrts (coUoii)- to *5 beaded silk, ladies' misses’ childrens’ and youths’ Hats and Bonnets—latest -tyles and at very low prices, Flowers, Wreaths, ifib bpns ami-straw Trimmings, Notions, ke. As wc receive Goods every week From No-w we can give our customers the benefit in prices, styles and fashions. We sell at a smlill advance on New y’ork cost. Samples given and goods shown with pleasure. Goods ord-cred can be returned if they are not as represented iu price and quality. -• . /u-addition to the flUove, the sulnscribers offer to their friends and th" pub. lie, Groperies, Crockery, Hardware,Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Troviss iirrtis-, Meal . iVo. Act Having ugen'n in Clmrle,ston, Savannah and New York, they will furnish Goods ai cheap as thoj’ cum be bought at those points—freight added. 100 llo“sii<>aris MuscFvado Molasses, at 75 cents per gaj-lon, or 70 cents by the hogshead. Country produce taken in exchange for goous. [Gregnsboroj Ga.. May 11th ts FOUTZ'B .I»LII*AT*T> Horse and Cattle Petite .. . ~wh n. U-N-0 ' .'l.' .. l. \ I ll; ftnlseraVle skeleton into a finji-looking and spirited horse. -j y \ ' ’ To keepers nf Cows this preparation is invaluable. M nn flpfl'tfte, loo.«ens , their hide, and f ake * them 4hriv# In all ol such as Coughs, Ulcers mi or entirely pa tented. If #iven in tjmo, a certain prev**Dtive and cine for the; IJitjl Price 26 Cents per Paper, or 6 Papers for sl. PREPARED BY S. A. FOUTZ A URO., AT THEIR WJTOI.ESHF nmu AMI MIDTCfNE nffOT, No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md. For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers through out th« United For sale by TV. GRIFFIN, Grconsboro,(?a. Improved Billiard Tables, Well know: to be PtifT-Hor tft any now in usp. Mnillirsctorr, 4!5 .Mi rfri 1 St., !V. V rjlliE -iiv.il jM-j/ul.iwiy. j>l. cIIAI.’F’.V IM- I I*R<')YKD Wlßf.lAßirtAm.Eflms fomPr. led it iweeewfy to Waft* fex'-vnsiye rtrf'nngrmK its. in oMWr w vrti>l>l.f ifirrVnMffg' delnaiidt mid lm jsipiw prvpareil lo fill any otilei- with wfiioh It is jmtvwus, or Up iuii> i.c gpucvaliy, may lavirr him. . . . W. J. ?!ipcf." nai *ug hail |(radical c.vporionoe for nearly. Iwcuty y«m. fa tho ul-auufaclui-o of Billlai<l TA'ilc;,and lihying in;.»TQ K number of valuable imuro\cuit-iits, he guurantu.es a Table, which for elaot icily of tauch, oicc.imuiual con struction ou ccic ntilfc oftiicffiles, arid elegance of sirpi'afattco’ wid cball, ng<r corttpetiDwi. His newly invrrdcd patent Gushions having been pronounced'by the most competent judges to KuJn'Ufei W any i*nw in ii.|e, .10 is esabied to (qr.nirlt the Wot Hillard Table manufactured in the United States, dud sustain the uanre wt/fch .Sharps Tables so justly have nnplired. Balls, Cues and Trimipgs con-lantlj on hand. Old'Crtsh'.’dns repair and at “Irort dot,So Orders by mail pnuctfial'ly iitfond and to._ Send fov dr -riptivc clrciilarsml prieo fist. j W. 1. SriAKl’. BsvylS—«f, 43 Mercer .S'rr t-t. New Yorlc. ADM'US S\l,F. r.v vlifdo ot'an nrdet of the Hon. Court of Ordinary of OrcdneC’tfnnty; Getfrgra, will be sold at auction, before Court House door .11 Greens boro. In snid Sointjr, oit the lrr-‘. Tuesday in October next, between the lawful hours of sale, the following tract of land in said county, t<7 wit : a tract ot land sitireted on tire waters of Rrt«ii£r«ek, (t/fjoiniug tarnfi ot A. D. Fhrlps and Frederick Havant, containing St acres, in ore or lees, the same being the tract whereon Eliza beth Hunt aud John I’erdee reside. Sold as the property ot the estate of George W. Hunt, late of Chimi#H Goenty, Alabama deceased, for the purpose of paying the debts and for distrihutin. Tenpti of sale oath. WILLIAM MORKIA Adnt'lsof the Estate of Gs'Wga W. Uuhl. This August »tli, 18il7.—10d Messrs, I.T: walker & 00., Louiewiie j i\l. Ky.. are authorized Agents lor fie Hsa i All . Hu****transected by them wrtl he duly | I edcknowlged tiy me. GEORGIA, Greene County. WIiERFAg, Valentine D. Gresham ami. Marshni K, .Stovall, Executors of the . last will and testament of William D. Maddox, deceased petitions the Court of Ordinary of said county Lor bdlets ol dismission 1 These ore therefore to cits and require nil pef sons concerned <cr show cause against Tie' grant ing of the discharge of snid Kxeenlors, and issu ing to them Loiters ttisiuiesof), at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and lor said county on the llrst Monday in Keftlember next. Givi it under my hand at office in Greensboro, February 11th, 1867. EUGKNIUS L. KING, Feb, 15th wtd. Ordiuary, GBODGHA, Greene County.— 1 TWO montts after date, to, wit : at the next August Term of the Court of Ordiuary of said county, application will be made to said Court for leave to sell all the Land belonging to the oet.iteof George ts. Hunt, late of Alabama dec'd,, f«f tile purpose of paylrtg the dehrs and for distribution. /Said Land is situated in Green# county, Ga, this 18th day of May, 1867, WILLIAM MORRIS. nlyS -tl .ddndr of George W. Hunt. NOTICE! Application will lie made to the Court of Ordl nary of Uree.ie county, Ga., at the first regu Lu term after the gxp/ratirtn of two months from ! this notice, for leave to sell (he land belonging to the estate of Archibald TUfpley, late of said conut y it - 1) -- • 1 ec*! for the purpose of die This July 3rd 1867 WILLLVM RRYAN, Adm’r of Fatatc of Archibald Tarpfejr dec’d ful/ili —COit Notioe! Application will be made to the Court of Oit dinary of Greene Comity, Georgia, at the first regular term after tip,* expiration of tWo months from this notice, for leave f# sell the land, [they same hoiitg 0 tract of land in Lee County, Geor gia, containing 101 N4 acres, more Os less,l belongtifg to John U, Cook, Jasper T. Cook ami James C. Cook, orpngus ol Elisha Cook, late of Lee County, Georgia, deceased, for fhn purpose of paying the debts, and lor the benefit of said orphan This July 24tfi, 1807. THOMAS AKINS, Guardian of the orphans of Elisha Cook, dec'd. july27-10w inoticesT 4 phfiention will be nnulc to to tho <4>urt'o# TV. Ordinary'of Greene county, Georgiw, at ilia first regular term after the expiration of two rhO'ntksfrom this notice, for leaye to sett the- Land belonging to the estate of Archibald H>, Ferkins, late of said county dec’d foe the pur pose of pay' o " the debts of said estate, this Jufy Ist 1867, M attrriA A-, Feßki.vs, Adm’x, //amh.ton TANARUS, Peßkcvs, Ad mV. of Estate of Archibald 11. Tci-kio-f deed. juty«—6od Nat ice to Debtors k Creditors A LL persons having demands against Solomon V. Arnold late of Greene Con tyG., deceased, witi present tlrem try me i# terms of tiio Liw" and all Indebted to said deceased will make iu*i mediate jiaymvn’t to me. J4S. L. BROWN .ddmr. of 3olon>on P. Arnold. augustlD—GOrls Look at This. SHAVE Praletioerl Medicine for a number of years, and have discovered a Complete Re a cdy for the cure Cancers, Old Ulcers, Polypus, I’tslulas, &c., Also a complete cure for Dropsies. Dr. F. G. FORD. 1y23 Marietta St., Atlanta, Use NOTICE nEAREAFTER, until further notice, tfre advertisements connected with the Office es the Ordinary County Judge, Sberhf, Clerk of tho Superior aud Inferior Courts of Greeno County Georgia, will be published in tho a newspaper published in Atlanta Ga. _ Ettgenius L. King, Ordiaary. Columbus Heard, County Judge, J. 11. English, Sheriff, Isaac B. 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