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THE HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1867, ■iwmtnwau'iui- a i ■ 1 >i_ . i t.< Our -Vgcnls • Walker <fc Cos.. No. 3 Ilrond Street. Chai lorn op S. C,. are our an'hori-rrl a gap ts Arrirai if Trains io Grsasborc Day Passenger. Arrive from Atlanta.. 10.06 am " Augusta , 72.40 p ra Night Passenger. Arrive from Atlanta... 10.33 p m “ “ Augusta 1.09 am. Way Freight. Ahrlve from Atlanta 520 a m “ Augusta ...,3,45 pm Th. Tasaenger Trains remain in Greensboro 5 minutes ; the Freight Trains 10 minutes. JL __JJ ■ , THE LOCAL PAPER— We find the following triHhfu! sentiment in an exchange, and being sc apropos we adopt them: “Whether the people will or not, the local paper is their representative abroad, their embassador in foteign parts, by which they roust be judged. Let them then take a patriotic interest in giving it news, co-operation and patronage. Like every other duty performed, it will pay in the long run.” THANKSGIV.NG DAY— In accordance wilih the. - Proclamation o 1 the President, and ot' Governor Jenkins, Thursday was observed as a day of Thanksgiving to God for his many mer cies, by a goodly portion of our communi ty. Stores were closed, and religious aer- Tices were held both in the toonuag and night. With great pleasure we report! the observance«f tbedsy. Amid all theca* la mi ties that bavj thickened upon us be cause ot our was. many a goklen thread of mtpcy is entwined. No method of securing the return of prosperity to our blighted j country can be found bat in the grateful j acknowledgement of God's goodness and ' mercy, in abandoning our sins whiph threat- j *n to engulph us in deeper tarn.in doming I to Ibe right-about-face in our lives, and ev er narching under the lwnner of the Cross, t ■lt is tru# of ns as it was of the Great Con stantine. that under this banner alone can wo conquer. Our calamities would di-ap pear before a hearty return to God. Let it ring through the land, that without this ve j parish. Let the ministry and the press pro ‘ciaini it trsuupet-tongued to our people. THAN'Ko— We are indebted to Mr. A. R. Watson, of j the Atlanta New Era. for a copy of the Po- j cm delivered "by himself before the two j fjterary Societies at the Commencement of j Peofleld Cotlege, on the Bth of August last, which has recently been printed at the re quest of the I’hi Delta Society. IV .extract on Fashion, we publish be low, and cofiftnend it for its adaptability to the present time: ‘Da'potic Fashion* J How her Jaws prevail ; Before her edicts creeds and conscience quail 1 per freaks apd foibles we must alt abide, And ki-s the nymph in token of our pride. As well might wc'run- nnee our daily bread As tile dear folies by herqueenship led ; As well attempt ourdeare > laws to ban As check the flirt of kor imperial fan She fliru coquettish through her fickle range, Is oonstant only in her consent change, More votaries has she than the Payniin’s god, Who yield obedience to her simpering nod. What she doth wear, and how she-weats it is The, pftlutal 'thought of matron, maid and miss To-day she .bids them cui iheir dresses short, At*fi dainty feet ‘ peep in and out” in sport, To-morrow leugtben ! It is (hue by stealth, Aad gutters tremble lest they lose their filth To day she mounts upon ea-h tossing head A Leghorn stovepipe, trimmed with blue or red, To morrow bonnets grow so very small, The things ere scarcely worth the name at all, To-day in lossely flowing rebrs they shine Kaeh nymph arrayed in gossamer and vine. To-morrow tightly does she have them lneed As though ’twas feared their forms might rnn to waist .... Then, at her bidding, with what jealous care They strkre t* improve th*ir precious head' < r Now straight oombed back, and now it folded In shinin'! mas-es close above tbeir eyes ; No if it is twisted to a seemly knot S Now a stiff pl»4. «»cb Aswtdous »a t|. b» *W . Which dror* adown her glowing neck in links : Now i is Misled,now it stands in kinks. Were half the culture, half the icalaus care Which fashion takes to beoutifv the hair Bestowedwith equal care upon the brain, Women would be the mental queen of man. EXCHANGES— We have had the pleasure of adding to our exchange list of late some most valua ble Dailies, among them arc, the Charles ton Mercury, Columbia Chropicle, Atlanta New Era. and Savannah Republican;, t The Mercury is one of the oldest estab lished journals in the South. We have read it for the last fifteen years, and have ever found it on the fWe of truth and justice. The subscription price is $8 p°r annum sot Daily and four dollars for the Tri-Weekly. The Daily Chronicle is a neat little sheet published in Columbia, S. C., at Eight dol lars per annum. - It ta devoted to General and Commercial News, Fun, Fact, Fancy, Ac., and well worth the subscription price. Tie Atlanta New Era is kitown far and wide. It favor* rc eonetroction on the Con gressionrl plan, and advocates Grant for President. the Republican is a lively and interest- j Ing Daily, both as a news and oonimercial paper. Terms of daily Ten dollars per annum; Weekly, per annum Three dollars. The adrertiementss of onr new daily eiehan ges will app-ar next week, THE WEATHER - The present week has been rainy, dnarv an gloomy bp *o last night night, when old lloreas, with his tuneful note*, caused the c’ouds to van iah and at the hour of going to press, (midmgh*) the sky is bedecked with bright stars, and the eighing winds tell of fading aut«»S avd the ‘ij.pmaeh of blighting winter. ItUMCAL CLUB— | On Monday night last, sorao of the best I musical talent of our city met and formed j themselros into an association l.r the adoption of By-Laws acl r- *, nn d i election of Officers. styl,i;„ it • The Greens j itoro’ Miidcal Club.” The object of this | organisation wo understand to bo. the mu j Dial improvement of its mnrabors both in vocal and instrumental music. The num ber or members,, we belj»yo. are limit-d to fiitecn. This is a move in the righ t direc tion, sot tve area strong believer that, “ There is a charm, a power that sways the hro-st; Bids every passion reve' or he still; Ti.spi',s with rage, or all our cares dissolves; Can soothe distraction, and utmost despair— Th t power is mrstc.” TO CORRESPONDENTS- Me have received two Communications! itbiaweek, unaccompanied with the proper signatures. The one from ‘ D.” we would publish ts wo knew the author's name. The ■ other signed “A Subscriber,” will ho too j stale for our next issue. . Correspondent must in all cases accom pony their communications with their pro j per names to iusure-atteution. This is our j rule, nnd is the rule of all printing offices. This rule is very essential to u*. write it ! may not appear so to others. Verbnm m t j saptaUi. ' „ ■ STOLEN-r- Eonie unknown person invaded the courts of our sanctum on .Saturday nigtt last, and BnC.Tlr :d' ft-gold Misonic breast pin . The Jtbiei should remember that the good Book j-ays, * Thou shalt not steal,” ami the tnaa | that Would steal frontal printer, is worse J than the villian that “soaped the horn.” ADVERTISEMENTS— I M’e refer onr readers to the Admi i -tra | trix sale of the estate ol Frederick C. Fu!~ Ir, to he found in to-day’s issue. Those desiring to become Agents, are ro ferr.d to advertisements under this caption Me call especial attention of all concern ed, to the advertisement of C. J. Doherty j A Co*, to he found in another column. It | speaks tor itself, and means what it says j so walk up and fork aver, nnd save cost. 1 HE “SPARTA NEWS”— f M'e would remind the advertising public, i that ne are printing a paper of tne above | title, for the thriving little town of Sparta,. iGa.,aud that adveriUements are ius -rted in both papers for one price. SPORTING— Judging from the numerous sportmen. tho “feathered tribe” in this locality, has Certainly been considerably decimated in number. The gentium :i of leisurh and oth ers it seems are taking a great deal of in*, torest in hunting for game. TRIAL FOR COMMITMENT— The newly appointed Judge, N. G. Fos ter, of Madison, and Col - Loftin, Solicitor- General, came down on Monday last, and investigated the case ol Wm. M. Carry, chargod with killing. The Judge did not decide whether or net, it was a bailable case, but obtained the evidences, and in tends referring the matter to omnipotent Pope, of Atlanta. FOR SALE - We see from the last issue o r '• r‘ ' udi soti News,’’that tbe •*- “ desir ous of changing his pla- : ot uat'i tatiou, of„ fers that Jo trna!, with all its fixtures, for sale. Here is r> chance far an investment- THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR— This sterling agiicttUural journal was sold to the highest bidder on Tuesday last, to settle the estate of Win. M. White, de ceased—late joint editor and p oprietdt.— ft was bought by Dr. Jones, of Liberty county, at four thousend fiv* hundvsd dol lar?. Dr. Jones is a gentleman of culture and of large agricultural exporiorea, eve' rv way qualified to maintain the high char acter of this popular and roost useful pub- Hoatlon. “THE OLD GUARD”— For December has beon received, oou’xio. ing the coaclttding chapters of Wm. Gii- | more Simms’ storv of “Joscelyn-” The Magazine opeqs with au article by tfce edi tor, entitled, “What the South lias not Lost by the war.” line January number, now in press, will contain one of the most thrill ing popular historical novels ever publish ed in this country, covering the history of the fall of the Italian States, under the rule of Caesar Borgia. Single copies, 25 cents. Published by Van Evrie, Hor'on A Co.-’ No. 162 Nassau street, New York. DEATH OE COL. GEO, M. DUDLEY— From an cxchang’, we are mforturd. ' with much regret, of the death, of this gen- tlem n. He was among the hi lest anil most i respected lawyers of the State, an l wa* tho I author of Dudley’s reports. He was a na tive of Has sachnsetfs, bat had resided in Georgia for neatly half a century, and married the talented daugb'er of Georgia s most distinguished >oa, Hon. Wm. ll.Craw j ford . He was a man of great piety, and. ! probity of charact r. and had SO lived, that in dying tie cpuld ‘’wrap the drapery ot hi., cou h around him” and “lie down to pleas anl dreams.” His death is lamented by all who knew him. and for bis large and in sert sting family the sine rest sympathy is felt, to hi® ashes ! (THE ATLANTA INTELLIGENCES. - 1 Announces that it will fnrnish full and relia jb e reports of the proceedings of Oen Pope s J convention, which is to meet i. that c.sy on the j 9th of December. 4*, Uir _ Terms —Daily, one mo.th, 0 e Doll WecVlv. «ig month*, T*' l I* 1 ’"”' CONCRE I\. The Local of the “Madison Examiner’’ says, while at Union Point the other u y h* saw a building in course of erection’ tho material In use being coarreie. The house is being pot up by Mr. J. 11. Hart, and is intend, and for a store house. It ptesents at this time.quite a rough appearance, btil when fluished will lie very handsome. Ihe greatest recitnmcHdation that the concrete possesses over brick or rook. Is that it is mnch cheaper, and is also more durable.— Those intending to build would certainly lose nothihg by inquiring into the merits of this material, it is very “ißipl a A PICTURE— 1-1 A young lady whose habitual time for rising in the morning is 9 o'clock, seats her self in the parlor at 10, and begins to play “Who will care for Mother noti,” a peep into the kitchen reveals to onr sight her i pooi mother swinging the cook pots. A rather precocious young lady of our acqualntanc , while searching for some poetry, stopped abstractedly to a few mo. ments, and than suddenly exclaimed, with a great andf 7 ’.! of earnestness: “Oh, mother, do you know where My Absent Husband’ is?” It is supposed that the mother’s amazement w»s dispelled, when her daughter found the lost poetry under the bureau. '‘Teenies, my lad,” said a hopeful father so bis son, ke p away from the gals, when yon see one coming, dodge. Just such a crpature as that, young ’tin cleaning the door steps on t'other side of the street fool ed your poor old dad. Jemmy. Don’t cast vour eyes that way and wink. If it hadn’t been lor her, you and your dad might have | been in Brazil hunting dimunds, my sou.” The Alhafly News makes a suggestion that is > ovtby of consideration, not only in Albany, but in otßer Rent hern citie*. It is that the citv authorities buy n number of .Mendenhall's Looms and set the women who have to receive public support, to weaving cloih upon them—the proceeds of their work to be applied to the support of disa bled paupers. Serious Railroad Awitient. The (special train on the Alab maA Flor. ida Railroad,.which left Greenville about 1L o'clock last Saturday night tor Mobile, with Dan Gastello’s circus and menagerie aboard, ran off the track below Pollaid .early Sunday morning, smashing up live cars, the cages containing the aniinalg, and hilling one-man end horse, and one animal. The accident was c aused by a broken rail of the track. For a time nil the ariroqls were at large, but were finally decoyed in to the cages by the keeper; hut before this could be done, however, the bear succeeded in killing a h autifu! deer belonging to the -'oHtction. The car containing the elephant upset completely, and his eiephantship fell out and turned a suui-rsanlt down the em bankment, and into the woods. Tie and m ago to the mauaguriu and railroad ava- con siderable, which, together with the loss <f life, is deeply to be deplored. The circus troupe, we learn, reached Mobile in time to perform yesterday. It is to be hoped the same fate will not befall Swayne’s menagerie at the Capitol, when the animals depart lor their respec tive homes ! —Montgomery Mail. Testimonials. AUGUSTA, GA,, August 29 h,1367, 11-kviug closely inspected the Patent Plot of the Uev. F F Reynold , l fciike p’o-sire in say v iiu», that in ray opinion, it should at trac* the atuiitifm ot the Agricultural Community. Asa Cotton and Corn Cultivator, it must prove emi nently us fu’ and satisfiictory. It is so construct ed that any folia of Plow share can be u*ed up on the same Stock. It combines tdmpHcit'y I ghtnesM and stroti2th, and from tbe mechanical principle* on which it is construc’ed it can be easily managed by any ordinary plow-boy, Mr, Reynold-* Is a gentleman of chara tur, and de« servo* the confidence and patronage of toe pub lic. HERSHEb V. JOHNSON. JEFFERSON Cos., Ga., July24th 1867. Rev. F. F, R-ynold* ; Dear Sir.—l take picture in bearing testimo oy to the merits of your Patent Plow, l ain using twelve of them in the cultivation of my present crop. Asa Turn.wplow, and ns a Stock for every other of Plow—the beau*y of work, the lightness of draught and in u j c—it surpasses aoy I have ever used i as to the wet. or dry wea'her Sweep with it, it is the host thingin the cultivation of Cos: -r Cot* to.i I have ever used or seen in use. Upon the whole. I look upon yoijr? as jthe cheapest and b<*st Plow the people can use. Yours Respeetfullv, T. W. HOWELL WARREN County, Ga., March 16th 1867. .1 certify that I have in use tbo Reynolds Plow on my plantation, and find it a most per fect sueoese, it has done work for mo that no other plow ever did, and T take pleasure in re commending it to farmers generally- I have used every turn plow that 1 could get and none of them would turn nay laad.The Reynold’* Plow turned tbe same land beautifully. M. U, HUBERT To Cossuulptives. TIIk Rev Edward A. •» ils >n will s nd (free of charge) to all wh-desire it, the preserip Won with the directions for uaking and using the Simple remedy by which he was cared of a lung affection an! that dread dissase Consump tion H't • n'y cb|cct is to benefit the afflicted and i o os every sufferer wilt try this preserip lion ,* ill cost them uo hing and may prove r, h : >) ji, Please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, 155 sooth see. nd street, Williamsburg!) N, 00 9,f Information. Information guarantee.! tojpro.fuce a luxuriant , grnnrth of ha»r up n a bal<l hea>l or be trd- i !es.s face, alto a jreerpe for the removal of Pirn pied. Blotches, runtions, ect., of the skin, lenr j in? the Mine s'-ff. dear and h *atitiful, can be obtained charge by addressing UOJW •; F. CHAPMAN, Chemist c t9 —tf 83 Bcpidway New York i'i-WTFRS IIOT ft Is. AUGUSTA, GEOftG 'V-r'EWLY furnished and refitted, unsurpassed l,y any Hotel South, is now open to tne T. g. NICKERSON. Prnp’r. Late of Mills ftoii e, Charleston, and Piopijetor „r VirVcrsoa’’ Hotel Cilumbia, S. C. Ma rlicts. ATLANTA MARKET. Cotton,—Some Irans <e-i n taok plaeo at 13 7-8 to 14 cents, tax paid from warm s I Corn —.Whit*, now Ten essca, DU to 91 10, Bacon—Shoulders, 1.7 1-2, plain iiams, j 22 (o 23; oanvass sugar-cured bams, 23 to ! 27; cicar ribbed sides, 18 1-2: clear sides, I 19. • I Lard—ln barrels, 15j in kegs and cans. ’l' v Virginia Salt—Porsaek, 2 7.7; Liverpool salt. 3 60. Flour—New family, sacks of 98 lbs., 7 00 to 7 50: Extra, 6 00 to C 50; Superfine. 5 50 to 6 00. Bagging—Gunny, 30 t« 32: Hemp. 30 Rope —Maehiue, II 12; hand made, 10. Iron Ties.—l’er pound 11 cts. AUGUSTA MARKET Cotton—Market active but prices easier— ; Middlings 14 1-2 to 15 I Gold dull. Brokets buying at 139 and | selling at 140. Rilver-Btjying at 130 and selling at 133. Bacon—Western shoulders, 14c. .11. B. | side, 15 5-2 O' R. sides, 16 1-2 to 110.. 0. sides, 17 ,- Hams, 20 to 25. Corn. —Mixed, 1 20 tp 125 ; white, 1 20 to 1 25 W’hcnt.—White, 3 16 to 3 25 ; red* 2 65 to 2 75, Symipm Greene Legal .Notices,. ORDINARY. The appointment of an A‘imini*trator hy the Ordinary to represent the estate of Isaac A vV illiamß, deceased. Samuel M Findley app’l-s for letters of Ad minist-ation on the estate of Lucinda Findley, deceased. SHERIFF, Will sell a tract, land belonging to Tbomns Stock to s itLfy a sis» in f iv»r ol Ma,ry * An derson. A Ana’s, v* said Sioeks. Ex'r of W B Wateon, deceßNed, Also the store house and lot. at Woodvilln* Ga, to satisfy one mortg ire fi fa in fa or of J M Cox, against Joseph W Whiflo v J II ENGLISH, Sherff, Also the entire tick of Groceries and Meri* chandise <»f every deseripi ion, to'satisfy out mortgage fi fa tn favor ot. John Dunn sgalris James T Scott, J C PALMER, L. C. Chung-e of Schudnlf on the iioorg'i:!. Railroad ONimd after Thursday. October 1 Oth. 1867, the Passenger Trains on the tleorgia Raj.road will run »a follows: JJay PiUNcagt-T Iraitu {Dally, Sunday Excepted.) Leave Augusta at 7 30 a m. Leu/e Atla ita at 5 00 p. m Arrive ut Augutta at 3**o pm Arrive at Atlanta at 6 3U pm Night Passenger Train Lowe at S-I5 p in Leave Atliuta at 5 45 p. m Arrive aat 300 a m Arrive «t Augusta at 6 15 a m Pcß?onger for Sparta, Washington and Atho** Gi. must take Day Passenger Train from Au gusta an Atlanta | Passengers I* West P>int, Montgomery I Selina. MuVi e and New Orleans, Jeiive Auguta on Night Passenger Train at 7.15 p, in. to make cloie con eotiops, Passengers for Nashville, Corinth, Grand June ion Memphis, Louisville, and St. Louis, ?an t ke either tra ; n and make cbJe oonnec tions. Trough Tiekiti »nd Biggsga Checked through to he above p 1 sees. Rutlnisn's Palluee sleeping bars on ail Night l’as.-euger Ts. ins. 6 h E W COLE eotl9-tf ' Ooneral Superintendent A Hit Ufa W. P. Rail road L. P. GRANT, SujierentlenL Leavu Atlanta 7 00 a m Arrive at West Point ljj 0J a uj Leave West Point l'J <0 P ot ■Arrive at Atlanta 6 36 pm M. P. FTOVALL, ’ D. E. BUTLER Ot Augusta Ga. Os Madison Morgan STOVAUi si BITLUR, Cctton Warehouse AND GENERAL — (Tin m i«sf«m Mo roliu nt«‘ Augusta, Ga. HAVE formed a Partnership tor the pur pose of couducting the above busi ness, Tt ey will devot their best energies to advance the inter.sta of their custom ers in the Storage and Sale, of Cotton and other Produce. M. P. Stnall is well known as having been-ucci.ssftitiy engaged for many years ill this burinerw. D. E, Butter U al»o jaorably known as long connected With the Planting interest and public enterprise ot the State. Office and Sales Koom.conerr of Jackson and Reynold Streets, now occupied by M. P. Stovall, eep»7 if COTTON PLANTERS ATTENTION. WRIGHT S % IRON COTTON SCREW ON account of the great d’c’ine in Cotter) the pricj of the above icrewu is reduced to tisear* deilvereil »t Atlßiila «r Augit9t.il l on tho oars A valuable improvement has re c ntly been made in the A HU'H Sand Tor oireu larwith f 'll diici ip'ion of fra ms etc Refers t» Plaster* in Or»»n« an t Ilanßcolt who are using them For fur 1 her inforesatien ftpP ’ y 10 L. D. PALMER Gedl agt Augusta or Atlanta i oct'3- j-0 FAIL AND WINTER GOODS wr « mmm w m:m H AVINB SEVERED HIS CONNECTION WIT:i THE KtRM 0V C. ,V. DAVIS A RRO. TAKES THIS mothoi of announo.ng t. bis friend' uni the public genjrit ly that he has recontly opened anew Store ut theold .*>tand of O. 11. P, Mvmm A Co# end bus oil baud a complete iileartment of iAIS & Wliff IE GOODS embracing » largo and beautiful selection of DRV TOOD3, DRESS GO(TT>B, YANKEE NOfr TIONS ETC. ■ . a choice supply of GROCERIES, HARDWARE Cmekery, Saddlery Blots,' Sho*s, Hats. nml’Cifps He purchased h’s Goods in New York fi.rfeaah an t owing to tho deplorob’e lianneial oondit'lod ofthe country he is sntisfled to sell with 81IORT J’ROFI TS. Being under many obiigat)oa.\to his friends nnd customers for past patronage he lerpcoffut'v solicits ooutinuation ofthp snme, and he knows fie hatirds nothing in saying that he Will aeu as cheap as spy othrer store m Middle Georgia. GreensM-c.Georgta, October l2th 1887 /NO S. FAIRLY. RUTLEPGE n'ILSON J, S, FAIRLY i €O, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN wmtk gouds, mini, G GOODS SMALL WARIiS GENEHALLV HO Huyne Street ChurL tloii. S, C. j sepJS—Sms ADMINISFRATOjiS SALE. BY virtue of an order of the linn. Court of Or dinary of Otreeue County Georgia, will bo sold before jlie Court House door in Greensboro’, J fteo-gia, between the lanful hours yf Sale , o-.i the j Ist Tuesday In December | I noxt, the followin'* propa-ty Lelopging to tbs Ftfn'o of (4®orgo 0 D/iwaon deceased, to wit, bneLtiw Office. sver tho Store house of ChArlep C. Norton opposite tho Court House Square, on the corner of (freone and Main Street iis Greens- 1 boro*, Ga.- contaimnjr trro rooms; Also will be sold at the snmotiajo all the per-j sooal peHsliaMe property belonging to Estate’ of said deed, in Greene Couuty, eonslstin g of Chulrs Carpet* Bedstead and M«ltree e u Ta bles, Desks Wardrobe a targe number of I aw »nd raisceßaneus Ac. Terms of Sale On*h. KDWARD W. SFABROOK Admr. with the will annexed of George 0. Dawson decJ. octl9--td*. EXECUTORS’ SALE! I WILL ho snM on th* (list TUESDAY in DE I CEMCER D»xt within the usual hours of sa’o.. before the Court House ilu r in Giccnsboio’ | Or >en*County Ga , fur dtstrihntion among (ho legatees, that valuable tr/iot of Lamt known as Dover, the residence of Col. R. J. Will s, late of .-aid county, dceeiwefi -ituated about six mj’se West of flreenshuro, on the Oconee River be tween Daniels’ and Willis’ Ferries. The tract C’lifsins about two thousand acres more or less; and is ene of the most prodnetive furtni In Afid die flenrgia, though an cxnminatioq t}f the orop now irrowing on the place will be nto e satjs taetory than anything we could say in its be half. The terms will be cash on the day of sale, the purchaser to pay fur. papers, aud pocses-ion giv eo on tbe Ist ot Jnaary next. The purchaser can be supplied with provisions and stoek of all kimlß necessary for tbo piece Capt .L B. IVillis, who regies on. tbo form w'll take pleasure in showing it to any person who may desire to examine it. 8. D, HEARD. JAB. H.WILLIB L B. WILLIS Executors. I dr. jN4:oi^a-A-isr H aving potma ''''■' ,! |n Wp SL ■“ v ol (im-ctislioi n’. jstV A rjy (,a.. wilt attend to fyvf l Vj '•pi •" "ii • jsjry if> aH ifs M*cli es. lie w ill tcein without the least pain to the patient. Unless prote?«ionally | mlment, he may be found ut hi* office over j Elsm Sl Adler’s ptore, uo\ 16, 67. i Executors Notice, \LL"prrs:on* io to the E.-d»te M Adt> Baugh late x>f Greenw County, dcc’d will in aka iirfediate pay.neat and all per«f aving against .nid estite will present them to the Ulidbrsigned in termj oi ♦he bnw WALTER GRIf ttN sept!4--30ds Ecr Mill Property for Sale I NOW offer ray STEAM ChRN M LL, in the! city of Greensboro for sale Ad new, only rub j <ne year, with capacity rs grinding from eighty to ope hundred bushels per day, with as much i ous'om as It can grind for does not stand one! hour per month for w nt of grinding, together with my CHI' DJJSIDKNOE A 1 will be so'd together or'l will sell the Residence and keep the Mill if it suits the purchaser. Sold f r no fault, but to loose money to pay “old debt*,,' Cell soon if ybd want it. nor 9 -Its J. HENRY WOOD. A 1 ESSRS. I, P. WALKER «k CO . Lou lYl. isvilteKy., age authorised Agents or tk« HtK>ua Business frAD-act-d by ■ htm "til be duly i> kiibwkdged by m . ADMR’S SALE h# gold on the iha lxt Tuesday in December noxt, before the Court door in Greene County, within tbe usual hour* of Sale, Under, an nriier of tbe honorable C«urt of Ot.iißary of said Cuiinty. the ‘allowing prop,,-ty Jvir] six Imndrvd and thirty seven i f Laid, niore j or In,s adjoining latnlj ot !•. \V. I’rintup. Wil liam Hart J G. Wiutetji end others, sold aa tt.s property of Archibald Tarpley dei-rnscd, fop the purpo-e of dlsirlbu'ion. Terms Csah. WILLI AM BRYAN Adutr. j octl9--tds ADMR’S SALE \\fILL be sold on the >V FiR.-T TUiiNDAV IN DECEMBER -next, within Hie legal bouts 0f..-ale, betope Uto C«Hirt/louse door in Greensboro nndet e decree of the .Superior Court of said Conti's, setting in Chancwy, the rei»l e«t te of James At. Cartwright deceased consisting of the trac. of Innd in said County, whereon deceased lived and died containing tbres hundred! nd seven aoreseiore or less, with Ad exception of the : " I.lows Dowet the title in rema-nder to whi'b wtll betold with (he other Ui.rd ot said land | Ootobor Htn 1867 ISAAC R HALL j utr. With the will annexed of J AI. Cartnlgbt EXR’S SALE. I,'Y virtue of the 'art Will and Toststuicut ol J n'.lli im R nviand. let* of (Ireene Coubtv deceased will 1m fold to the highest bidder be fre the Court House door in Greemboto Georgia, between the lawful hoursAf Sale, ol Gte * In! Tuesday in December next, the following tract of Land belonging to estateof said uesceaaed, to wk, the tract of. land in said county, on the waters of Bearer dam and Stewarts Creeks, containing 1675 acres, inure or less, adjoining lands of David Las.ie, Est, Thomas Alerrett, Westiy Wright, Nancy Jackson J- P Harr sand others. Tbe above tract "f land will be divided antj Sold in four or more ports or tracts, as follows, to wit - - The Hail! e.-tcad tract wh re on deceased resided at the time of Ha death, coatninipff upwards of 509 acres, Oa'thia place ie*acoott Dwelling House at,d all necessary outbuildings - Tke ‘ Smith Tract” containing 312 e'eres mljoiuing Harris Omth enil others Thh ‘ Liitle Tract” containing LoU acres apd upwards, adjoining Wright, Smith and othere.-Tho old llotueftead Traol oontatning 3ti7 acres more or lets tuljoini#g.Ylerrilt,L slie nnd at hers On this placets a good dwelling bousp and some out building; ; and cno-rther Tract known as theold “Tantej- ajjd Weaver trect”eonttitßlng kJO scree more or lps3 adjoining’. Lands of David Les lie, Stephen Jaegson nn 1 6thors--A Platt of thq above Tract will be exnlhited on the day of sale owing the situation and exact nu tuber ofscres jn each tract. Also will be soldnt the satne ti;haand place Fifteen Shares of Georgia Rail Stock- Terms of Sales Cash. JAMES J. ROWLANff ALBERT W HOWLaND Executors of W illiam Rowland Used' octl9th—tds Admits Sale* By virtue of an order of the Honor-b’e Court of OrJinaj-y of Greeae County Geor'iawill be ?m>ld before the Court tJou*« Door intbe City of Greautuboro in iui<l county between tbe lentil hours of aaleon the , IST TUESDAY D? pEC’ MBER next, the fallowin' tract qf Landbelonging to the Relate es Archibald II kecking, deo’d, to wit» The fract Sofitulnlog Eleven Hundred aud Sixteen knd One-Half (UlB j) Acres, .more or | lets, udj lining lands ot Asa Rhodes, Hugh M | King, Win W Uruclfsaoi others, on the watesr ■ot the Ogeehe, ia saidcoaaty The above tract [of land wilt be sold in. three acolsor tracts as r fdlows.to wit -OneTract containing Four Hun dred and Fifty Acres, more orless, adjoining lands ofAsa Rhodes Wm Akins. A no' her Trxoct'ontainiqg t«q hundqsd and i.inely tuUr end one halfacres; aojointrg Hugh M. King "’ot W.f Brooke and others and also the fee in remainder in that p rion of the said Laid nhicH has nbeenssigaed to h s widow as dover. contain ingthiee bandied aod seventy two acres Sold tor tbe benefit "t the eredito.sssid deooased Terms of oale CASH AJARTHAA. PERKINS sAdnit H T. t ERKINS Abmr. [ iheEsteie ol A’ohibaldH l’erkius deceased , (Ireenshoro Ba Oct 12- 40ds- WOOD Sl ALLEN; WATCHMAKERS and jewelers ATLANTA Cla. tV'ILL execute all work in tljcir line with ■ Lealuess and dispatoh. jep23'y iim KxpreKs Office* TTkERSONS wishing to send Packages H J 7 any. pnrtof tho United States, will find the Southern fc.v|xe»B Uompauy, the safest and tnuSt reliatUle. Office at tha S T . iIMMLRHAV. [ Ag' 8