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THE HERALD. OH E EDO «0. Ci r.OKO IA. R. SPENCE, EUtnr and Propfk;tor. TnOMAS n. MEGAN, Publisher DKOKMUEU 21,1*47. ni.’A It IT IN MIND ! Executors, Administrators, and have entire control over their Notices and can publish them in the paper of 1 heir choice. General Pope’s Order does not and cannot in terfere \\i'h this right BE PATIENT. Let our people bo patient. I.et them endure wrong with the forti tude that baa hitherto charactcriz cd them. Suffering is often the price of adherence to principle, and seldom fails to strengthen eve ry manly virtue. It is one of the most plorions truths of history, that oppression, injustice, and wrong, always perish in full view of the very virtues they seek to destroy. Every nation has had its Jacobin horde of plunderers and assassin?, and rn every instance enough of the virtues have survived them to restore every principle of just ce diat they have attempted to destroy, ft will be so with us.- The Radical? of tin's* country not ‘the people', and wisdom will not die with them. Liberty a n d justice will survive them, as will every principle that is pure in the sight of Heaven. Their infernal !a bor? to d«*st rnv the independence of the pc : have ‘ailed, and, as a party, the. na-.t. received the wcl come summons, * come down low er !” ‘Defoe says that ‘the Jesuits out-witted the Devil iu China.— The Democrats in America have done even bette : they have utter' ly routed His Satanic Majesty aided by all his Radical children. Possibly, if Beelzebub Uad been more choice in selecting his allies, ho would have had better success. The Northern States are deliver ed a'eady. The West has reduced herself from the foul imj.uturiou o> Being desirous to sink down to a level with brutalized Africa. — W'ell blie might, far tho thought find the I! combined are to*- much for the stomach ol an ostrich, much more that of n decent umu. The earne fact is true of ti e iAisl. In the South :i majority of the peo ple are opposed to jegradin# in « rder that negroes .may find white people assimilated to them in character nn , privileges. Wo make no exception, whoa we pay theic is not a accent, respecta ble white man in the State of Uoor- pia, who dot e oat eeoi ti social, and even political" iquaUt. v.ilhthe ni > gro race, and who will tiov oppose it ub long as his heart heats, \S c imve no appeal to make to those who advocate soit-degrudiHiou,— They are already lost. I heir in famy is indisputably grand in it* proportions broader than the ocean, and so deep us to lie anluth' omable even with die sounding line oi tho ’Great Kastenis' Ft e arabitiou of the Devil was to get higher, tht,ir «nbiiion is to sink lower, and they have uad better Bucces. But to the good and true men of the Stato wo say, take cdui - ago. The calamities will soon be overpast. The Stfte cannot be negroired w iihont their couseut. — Let us depend upon ourselves and not upon the North or the West 4et us declare our eternal hostili ty to negro rule, and our eternal hatred of its advocates, whether they bo‘perjured Confederates, 1 or shainless deningogoes whose very tract is pollution, and whose gree dy appetite for power and place would not bo satiated- even alter having digosiod the Contiucnt it self. Eidifiratiou .Hefting. Oteencaboro', Ua., Doc 17. 16G7. Pr-rtuant to pro'ious atuiouaceuiuilt, n goodly porliou of the cituena of Greene county met in the Court-House tO-day.— On motion of Judge L. B, Jackson, lion. Velberton P. King was called to the Chair, and lb * . IN. wren requested to act as Sec retary. The Chairman./v PdErMf his scat, stated that the ohj-;r: o‘ .‘he ~ s-iag w*i? to rntff\ the proceeding- o* h- ’-■‘font Macon Con servative Coswl'sa, and to perfect a County Organization a- advised the in Bth Resolution i dopt and by said Convection Cos!. John U. tv-al* was then called upon and requested to read the Resolutions .ol the Macon Conveuib'B. after til* reading of which, he proceeded to address Hie meet ing in one of those forcible and coar.irb'r istic speeches which has so often dirt hr him an ari’crator ami as n ma t ot marked ability fanltejr'jst fiitum ' and 'i» Col. is iiwoy»t|ap|)jF| and jfcsial in d||g rb as 'in manner. bet <>ft ; the present oepTsion ha tar exoet'lfil l.i* usual Cite efforts. He reiieWcd the p;ist and preseat coitcUflou of thy pouutvy>, and , warned bis feilow-citizeus of the Impend- j ing tiiturc, aid counseled concert and har | mbnj of action .throughout the State by ! mtVukT Conservative that we I j might defeat and escape imawe infamy md J disgrace, and Ho'diTe£"tfuture KitdT&l rare over us, we must stand ot the thniatiolU | pamopUed with truth and the Constitution ready to disarm infamy with the opposing, | concentrated and combined action of our j Conservative columns. Woreg’et tlut the frequent and protracted applauw rendered it impossible for us to give a more extend ed synopsis of hie inspiriting effort. iiu’ suffice it'to say, his sedthuents met tin hearty endorsement of bis feitow-oitifens. | After t(i9 conclusion of ten* remarks, Col. Seals moved the appointment o’ a Commit- | tee of five to report bindings for the meet- , ing. whereupon the Choir appointed Coi j John H. Heals, Capt. Phillip Poutlaiu, Judge L. B. Jackson, Capt L, !J. liiUi.s and James W. Jackson, V sq. Haid Com mnee having retired lor a few minutes, re turned and subuutl and t'cp following Presm bit’ aud Eesolutioa-, wlijcb were uuani- : mously adopted.. WHEKiiAS The Conservative Convention recently held in the citjjOf Macon etnlxr died its action in » sen's ‘of appropriate and patriotic resolutions: and whereas, sai l • Convention was the begitming of a t organ izivtion designed to rescue the common v.utkh of (feorgia from the. degra- , d.rtiOu and humiliation impend'-! ter us. And whereas, it is aiUlmpo"t « ’ ,t tie r. should be auxiliary org , mui - in < agli and every,'County; the: >*e he it Resolved Ist. That lit? Conservative cit izens of Greene cou-ty di hereby mo-t Heartily ratify and endorse the JJ - Li. ... of th sad .Macon Convention. 2nd That this th etingas now organ.z?.i shall be a permari'eiif s 6rgaiiTzatTdn lor lb - counly. and the Crninuan shall appoint a: his pleasure, one go ,3 conservative c tizeo , iu eact Militia UfStrfcl, who sh.vit have powev, upon notice frem she-e H- adq.iar t«rs to call District laestiogs, if• at any time it should become necessary in ordtr to -eenre speedy concept ot act.oo upon aay j prtHlie metwure that may be sabmitud to the people. 3d That we reeonuaeiHl to Ihe conserva tlv. citizens of the other*couTiue* the pro-j prietf us an Parly orgaatzat . uujer the } Mh Resolution Os the Macftn Conven tion. The Philistines are upon us and without great unity of rnckon we shall be J powerl- s to ti .-'k the withs whereby- w .vre s on to be boutid. 4th. Thai the HrCietary of this meeting is bemtiy made a correspond!ng Secretary j to I'.omuuiuic.tte with smuiai oigunizativus in other epunth s sth That W look with disgust upon th, j t'i p-riouif at’Atianta—the Constitution' ai Conveuu it. *so called'—with a Vhn-sa chusetts nt$KQ ■. s chief fugleman. till. That we ad.nil the spirit and can— i ,ior ».u» rrwpfnymr By {Tie dis senting members of t ie Alatumn Conven tion in the admirable address which they wake to t . j-i-opie of that State. 7th That iv, endorse the idea of a Na trorvh! < h fani*eiitfou tit Louisville, on the 22d of pel runry next. Bth. That it is the sense of this meeting, lhattiu time for nctioii has arrived. That , the d"y of reliance urnan the '-Vis inertia*" j or power of fnaeitrui Tins pnssed, and that j it belrooves all wlio would r«store t| ih('State i and country to its ancient landmarks and perpetuate tile principles of constitutional I liberty, to lay aside tu ir lethargy aud in difference niul bestir themselves in t e great and sacred work. On motion of Coi. John It. Seals, the Chairman of the mccttiig was authorizjd to call a county meeting wi/enever in his judgment it shall become necossiry. On motion of Copt. Phillip Pouilain, the Gbronicle A Sentinel and OonsLitut ioualist ot Augusta, and Ore -nesboro’ Hesmld were requested to publish the proceedings of the meeting. On motion, the meeting then adjourned. V. l’« JONG, i’aasid at R. J, Pawson, Rc-’y — Nf ARONIC--.Jt a rptrnlnr cortimn niohffou of San Mavico Ld ige, No. M, G: eensboro, Ga., hold at Mo.souic Hall, on the 4th, the fpK lowin/r officers weto elected for the ensninm y?<tr ; J. F. Zhnmcrtnan, W. M. W. G. Johnson. S. Ik’. W. T. ' unay, J. W. G. 0. Norton. Secretary. H. 0. Johnson, Tressn- 'r. 11. F. Williams, \ or Free Tuition a . .*e Uni versity of < org-ia. Wo are reliably nformod (lint on tho 10th of January next.the facul ty of tie State University will as semble to appoint, frojn tho appli cations that may be presum .i, twenty young- men, who admitted to all the p Nos students, without c l ’ ■ for tuition or room rent. l’o receive these appointments, the applicants must present to the faculty tesinouials that they are qualified to cujo) the ativantages o. the odi., ation of tho University, that they aro of good moral character, and that they are in a condition to require this as sistance to complete their educa tion. Those who are disposed to do *o, can by messing, apply prac tically the education of. the sul ; filer’s life, and thu-, no dou di minish very greatly tho cost of living. In these times ot pecunia ry embarassmeut who would not honor the student who would thus economise to complete his educa tion. ? .ill student® who are candidates or the ministry arc also admitted without cliarore tor fireat Credit itrdiifl the ofTicor? of tho University ior tlin* endenvor !ing to extend a hp! |>iVrr *, hand tt-; the vonr.fr men ay our Stftte whol° 'mean? wiJI not ®n;ih!e thffni to in lenr the expenses of a collegiate ed luentio-i. Tho college is Refilli ! sadly crippled- Those in authai jty dare refused to^perrrit tho P|y*| 'nicn4%f the annl'tl I the State, and the appropriafffn | for the education of tho hundred | , disabled yonnar men. whom theLnt' | versify lias been cheerisbing forthej past year will cease. I H ; e repeat* therefore, that tinier these exceedin'?!}' adverse cirSui stanCes, the effort thus made to continue free tuition to a limted! ' number is worthy of all prai?’. — We hope those you nr? men led to profit by it will avail t«m> 1 elves of this offer, nnd forwtrdl ' their applications.-A then? Ban**!*, i Congressional, SKNATE. ' B’ashinffton, f>ec 18; —.l mev morial trom the Norfolk Bonn of Trade asking the renenl of the I cotton tax. was tabled. ; A memorial was received f.vn the citizens of Arkansas, ass: 'rinr? loufbreaksa? imminent, and erint? an account of destifuifon in ?ev'ral eonntie?. The repeal of the cotton taxons |d!*C'j*?ed. wdtfch the ! dent's message reersr L’rj: was .read, when, tvaid considenl confusion as to t:s dlcposltioujAhe Senate adjourned. U/Mii K. , ,Tbili for the relief ref solders who deserted, reported tv the if 1 1 litary G'onnpitfee. provoked d’stns' ••ton. it wait contended th** ir re stored o;]S"ers who abandoned ihe Union so" tho Confederte army at the commencement of V •■■•war. Trie’House then went iuL> a Gommitfec of the iFhole on* the f*iate of the Union. 7'he Hancffck messarre was road, and, amid con' sidet ablc confusion, ordered priut ed. The Reconstruction Committee's bill, which in substance was tele' graphed yesterday, was resumed. Maynard gave notice of addi tional Uuti, <»>..>iiw l trrUi flc Convens fious to establish provisional gov ernments. Stevens withdrew a section 0/ tho bill increasing the representa tion fr< m the Southern States. The bill passed by a vote 1 l 4 to S7—strict pat ty vote. The bill, as parsed, provides that a majority of voters shall ratify Constitutions, aud that at the time of voting on Conventions members to Congress shall bo* elected nc cording to the Congressional Dis tricts existing in 1858. Th same officer* who make returns of the vote on Coast Rations shall give fortifier." Congressmen. Jfdjminieu. ADMI.MSTAR S SALE BY virtue of Ati of order of tb* court of .Or- | dinurv Os *ene bounty will ho on thdiTrst Tne*d »y i F brlNrvii xt tv‘fo-e thoVobrl house d> r in:Oc-eene county. Letwpenthe legal hour'’ otsile a tr»ct of L nd eput nning three hun dred find a-'res fcdj gin fids Wit- Hate Bryin .T una* Mi ritt and others, sold a s the ptopeitv of Joa o Irym, deceased. subject to the widow’s dower sold for the purpose-of dis tribution Terms cash WILLIAM BUY AM ec2l 1887 Admr EXECUTORS’ SALE. IT T IT,L he sold on Wndnw* lay the > , Ist DAY Ur' JAN L iRY ‘ 1963, fit the ig-"v! no-* of Col. R .J, Willij Into of Qraene C uniy On. and ceased, a’l the Perishable Pr p rty belonging to the estate of and decevsed. embracing hid ttoekof hor*<d, a line lot of brood Ui«rei, mines caUKi tine milch cows, hogs imong which is n fine lot of p*»rk hog?, pnvis oos of every kind, c rn. fodder, oats A#, ahd al pUntition wag >us. nn 1 farming uten sfs* of every description. Tire site is to he continued from dir to duy mu til ike whole is sold; Terms sale ojsH. STEPHEN i II; ARD *i am: < h wt i lts Li, IS P. Vi ILLL? dec 17 1637 ii-xtcutors' EXECUTRIX’ SALE ♦ BY’ virtvo of an Order of tho Honorable Court of Ordinary of Greene county. will be sold in the city of Grcenos b ro " ithin the leg*! hOo* * of sale, on the Ist TEK'DAY IX I KBIULYHY next, tho fo< lowing tract of hind he'onging to the cst .to of John D RrrgPsh dt»c’d, • containing 263 a<- es | more >r less] adj ininsr lands of T C .trhou, Yilson, Tuggie, and Thornton, also the fe * in remamder in that portion of sail land v/b\cb hi? been signed toh»? widow «* dower, eon xiniug MU n<res. sold for the benefit of toe hoirg reditorsof decease I. Terms cash ATX il. ENGLISH Decl 4th 1866 Ex’x i EXECUTRIX’ SALE. IX rri.T, be .lid at tho r.--M*nts» nf W W T> \\ Weaver. ,lece U-foneehvr on h• let Tt'ESDAT IV JlU', \R*V . 19 ,8 the o'! iivin-- roper-y belongioir to th- .'3t,i« of snd deoe re ! 3 Cons an J C elves 4 Bjlsto.J., L‘cui ho 1 M:i-tre'ses, 1 CarrUge, 1 Bugrv and many oilier tbinji too t- limj? to mention Ter a of Sale, c>eH CAROLINE M WtUVKR. 1 Eec 51el IWr. kvs. RECONSTRUCTION Our fries'!; whu hiva ,*ir wHh Vi.l o»M .IN it!* th*(U l,y thj Ist |f J in ! rr/gnu ' iJivior.jßt ’ tO'lttl al iu |3ur h.mft. T u '£ ,C,uu* f iA 'L the suffumt urn SU.U',. t-> J*u, but the l*rge t') u». A V. o J.ihx.4*N A W <3. JnUKOKt CO., J DdComUn- Ul. t lm A—• • - j NOCTIOiIS. ■\TTri.T, be -ffd 'in Itfe Is*. TUESDAY ' \ > KKTIRifAi; V between’ tb» usual ti'iure of «ji’o, 'belur* t™ Oujut iiAr-o rtpor ft*' Ore#nstkir|. (!#., 14? »er»b Us iiiuj. '«»« 0T tes-j situated i s»i i ■ u-ty, m ■lns n-tet* of Ihe Og-'P'-hne, boumiod by I;:od of Jimcs ll* Peek, Kliui C ifuwJeti, Uugh hi. iiiug aud "til ers—also one sorretrmre.a :.tle 1i rse Wig<9 nn.l harness affd one still. ?'>id property to be told by ngr*J;ao,>* tWacan Mrs As icy A Lay er grnl her creators to pay her ,J. bis JOHN C. MERRETT JOSEPH R. BARKER - MILES W. LEWIS Itec'JlEttds •Assigness | Ho! For Christmas!! - Tttfi un-?er.'ignei rca-Dectfiii ly aanounce to tb * an \ to all l« v rs iot fifcod things that they have on'ha mi a general i of Faraly Groceries aai CcafecliuMria j Aon'H*injf u “part-of froneh and ?ti< k c *t»(l4es of j overy di'or.'.ti n orange-, apples, Brandy . iv'ciCGo* mid.ns drie*i fi r s . rir.es p’ckc's oysteis obs’x ? .sar lm atr i k*»rs of var : ;ii:a Litjds BUg : » r i <• iVee iaTo-j 1 pi.iiu e*e etc all of tbc*/ pro p. s fc *-?»• .is ‘i*w fur ns. fry "o' hir mmiiar nt hi Mnt'He *rb#y‘:ire filly -general p#isorta\eut of n o * o ff~ct'r : s mis all !r-v.«rs \ sweet things wi; pie tie give a a aid bof- re their ehri sttrpies J 0 TOR FT R T vl miOTfICB f I^T CHRISTMAS TRICKS. Ho! Ye JLittle Folk*!! THREE WIT 10 . DAWSON, TS rpneiring a larg-a variefy of nics for Carisun.is tim s. auok .as, CONFi: TIOXEfUES, TOYS. cVc., ic, , .nd wore seleo'ed wi h a view to please tho efi dr *n. Ai*» «* i ! sell iow for cdSrh. Dec, 11. 1967 ‘its L. POWELL SPAnTA OJU I I vftes the of tho town and Gounty to his I Ago Stotf* of Groceries Provisions, Hardware, Broms, 4 Woodch-M’aic, Crockery, BOOTS & SHOES, which be wilt sell owfi rorsb at wholesa'o or D o 14th.tf A THE MARION COOK STOVE. r riUS SToVfe c r -mhmrß aAI the fcc&.t : ms 1 orovpmenfb in To Vng es ands uni versaW v rron wneed ihe Bet in ise It bn a very large nl wall vctHi la.ee j Uv. n and its Flue? are extra 1 irg ni k. g i a fin bukeri and of good 1 aft We furii’sh ten with uIV «*'t of Win \ Ftte'nrt+ro- sow rat* 6 as any fi-si Cln.-s Stove iu tha in .rkct “THE RED JACKJtiT ’ For a cho »p Stove has no equal, having beeq fitly t«*ied in (Ub vkinity lor the past T>n Yenra and ha? r ever bheo l? ruuvn to f iL WE WA; RI'NT ALL STOVES sold by us and ci n tMen» y reornnwiMi-l the »hove mtflned to suufi turnil>es ns think of buying. etumish i-rin ted ire di m- wi h each Stove, giving definite instruct oh? ab >iK working it nn-d d* liver them treeofch irgp at tha dorot in this city. JONES, SMIin.ACO dece piker 14 4in* A ages*a o.a £T- 5 57 ATTORNKY AT I AW SPARTA G--A. Office in L w Bui and ug to»28 .CHRISTIAN' JJESSEXg'EK, Publiklied U AUGUSTA, GA., OFFICE . u F’Jif s«rect. .pno&i'o Concert UaT The object * f the iMbli'brrs! i < the mi >n of intei’ig«ru-n. rotigi. n* and nor P'i ciples ;ip r g * ! l elf« ur people. Tk* - o??enger.wiH devote ■» portion -f its ce f s he in'erect of tie Magnft'c Fraternity. And fi pps t> share a libera! pa ro age trim t h-ntornity. Subscription price, SI a yea Address, GEY TFT *r JEFFRSOX w. Awgu:»a f O* I /■- -4« r“ * - RECEM AHKH tLS 111 I I k 9 * AT V : lylvL&A, l{ r /-/ 4J* j «'*'***'•• |j| im s al!•; ! , f* t l £r i 9. * . .« I’ * * i 1 Os) pieeeg m "Prin W. * BO pieces An.an«ii4 IW.uMm 2d pieces Or 2d pieces whiieTnanneU *JO r.irer.#.* "R ,1 F’npnels 10 pie(\eß Cotri-n f 1 -rme’s 60 jpibces Ifet.C'ed Homespuns 4 pieces 10 4 Bh'ncbed She-iting 40 pieces 4 4 Brown Sheeting 60 pieces 7 8 Shirting 50 n*- ces Sea T fl lmd Homespuns otrepree R -7 OjWiburgS 50 piocos Cotton Stripes 1 j «j 20 j.'eo *?. O rgia Ker«ey }p P : pv Yankee K-rgev °° ni c >;? Xen 1 ck* S+ar s 10 UccTs S'ifhn"? , ® , ’4*) f <u.B^hreTit 5 pi -os American F’obtinr** 4U 0f »l ,C >reign P!aid g 5 pieces T?ng’ ? ?h and Fvcpoh Merino 4 d')7.pp I, fe BV.moral.'lurta 3 1 - zan B i'iTnrai Skirts 25 and '?©r- TTon Skir-8 4 Ti-i 'H.'-u IfP 'd'a 2 dnren Miß«ef»«nd '’hildrden’s Hood? 2 dnzr n Tndiep Nohas [3 dozon Gtoth and Beavor Cloaks 2 rtzAvr M r*v l?WrKr! 8 20 1 -i- n’• ”i TANARUS, n§p^ , If! dor'J ! t r V' v np ond ’or.g c Vuv # s | 10 jozen ! • n t Colored Shift? 2 1 z BTc-mlmd “D-iH’ncr Drawers 20 Ure 3 T’ck’nor 20 uHRnf Borwn Drilling 20 Da7#»v> Tj-v-Brea D iper Collar* 100 and 7 Gentlemen Collars rOU d/vzno Coat’s Spool,Cot|pn 100 do7.en CoMvr«l -no 1 Cotton English SoW 20 barrol ’ c t«wprt C Sugjr 10 b.'.rff*' , 9 Brown Suj^r 5 barrel St‘ > 4?nrt x Ground nnd Crushed Sugar ! 10 harrels New Y< rk Sv^ur 5 barrel? Sugar Ifou?e Syrup 3 barrels Iloney Drop?* - ! 5 Imgshoads W e gt Tnd : n Mo^gsrs 20 GOO lbs of Siveds and Defined Iron 2000 Bs of Bi-d Ir n i 1800 lbs °quaro. Orel aud Round Iren 3000 lbs Pi -w Steel 500 lbs Hoop T on 30CO lbs Iro" Ti's 2000 vjN Guppy Paggirg 100 Sjickf Rrtr- Family Flour 50 Sacksr Steadman? Super p, ne 23 Sacks Stcj.dm in’s Fancy .Flour ! ) . 60 kegs Nail? ! 5000 lba Hollow Ware . 2 d'-zrep Saddles 50 pair's P'ow Trj*e^? 10 pairs v a?gon Tra rt es dozen •rVw Hnmes ij 2 doze- Pue.kot? R dozen Piu r 'd Bit k»vtg G dozen B-nc? C'd vr Btic I 'ets ° dozen Tl i’s Bh MearurHs 2 n vor”« uh^ 6 'rtl'rGvn-'iyfh'ir^® 3 1 d-'Acn PD to 1 ? 6 i l&dnjjo'n P <' , Voto Knjrofl 20 dozen T-,h’e Kniv => « 5 ‘S-moc Pan? •5 dn«en t'MUn’s Axe* 6 Ann. q. Gi hl"t" Hat.-ibe*? and | Hammy? Vs N L‘> L*; r>vr T--V? Obv-ct f ppk'r Tin L 'firs W'od Pcr-W?. Gurry eomba » 10 dozen rcorels weeding hoe3 5 h-arre’s s v'“4>eg? 1 ct?o rnitfsov sowed ca f aft l morals I cis»* rh s s sowed id hnimora ? .10 cases mens heavy p«*gg Shoe? A.cpso- mens p gg baVrmral shpes 5 cases women negg sh es 5 c’sCs hoys jind misse? peggsbp a I*o ?cs chitdre .’8 ogg?hoefl 6 ou<e? ruyns pegg boots 4 cares &and ved calf boots I CA'Q 1» n 1 sow and Frcn>h calf W p boots I c iso ladic cults iv. and haln'Orula 1 ca«e Indies kid s- w c 1 balmori g j ras-erL idies cto b (k#Ts. nit congi%ss Gait«r» otFpnlrs cf B ank<*!B Com pie'e Assortment of c- ckery Ware Gomplrte Ast.(»rfment >.f Tiu vro Kerosine Oil Bop , eras cf ? k r Gil Turpentine I Soap, AHum, M rch t Lnadsaum Paregoric, eTi etc aompto f e A *sorti*pr.t > f Olat.biue. 40 English D.a’r- cheese 20 State chee?a 3 6 ca-es men B smd '<r m * a y ar j|., g h dozen I.r ; ■ II * Trimmed and Ynttimia and o 0 box si h • o -00tt lbs B-o r. 2000 lbs Lard. la additi'm -r L a aoovo niinipd arliolos *ep wbattvpr ib« w.pl, of tho'tr.'le d*aiaad n 1 my stick is kept u B hB the yea., »kii so»- ' n >> * (fnids whiu 1 1 wiR sriraf Atlanta or a prio-s. flight adde -and I eu.rantee every arMcle sold tn, be.a.s reirivapt and. So. •’t a'O tm u*n<*c r >i tho Bberai pitron-‘ge 'm T ' * lft « o i »ed f-elinr assured your inten si * 1 be promuted ther.ty de;H —Sue i, Clarence Simmons* ■J t RGI te.w* tn eat! th* atlentlon oftho ooia -1 rr.teity 19 Jit3 uiiotil*,l: 'ock of Smmrmw,*-, * • •*. ' • goods'- irfi/nv/ffile *oo|, Cap-J B/'j vnJ ABo9S,«hifli he offer at 4 iWfL m * Call 1 hef.ii#-n.,irchr.Bing elsswkeray Spa- >Ga 1867, 1 ; *' . ft I ft . * * < .*'* SPAP.TA ir’.iVAi STOKE Eru;’ Chomioats Varsbhe* il, .vines Paiuta Paint Brurhes Li.-fi-Stars Oils Hair Brushes Combs and Tco'h Brushes, SOAP PATENT MEDICINES, SITRGICAL . INSTRUMENTS, And a 'arje assortment of Druggists’ suadrio,, Nov 23. 1807. A. \V. BKRRT. JPfdl Winter G-OODS A T ’ IIOUFSALE-and R ETA It at their j'tL o'? stand, Burnetta’ Building, SPARTA, GEORGIA, HAVE now «in hand and Are constantly re ceiring the largest and handsomest lot of FAIL AND WINTER GOODS that it bn- born their pteasur* to show for »eV ; era! years, Erens Goods, j ■ Gentlem an 1 boys woar, Crokery Glass, | G roceries *8 general an a-sortmart r.f any • House in r. State. Your solicited, Not 23 17 JOSEPH A FASS S C SHI V r RS M E LATIMER SHITI3BB •Si. LATIMER SPARTA GEORGIA, DEALT s in nnd- e- VVnodr'Ware Hnrdwnre Cruck nry t r-no nl Am«rionn Candies, Tobaero. S«ira-s, Fr 'a. N"H..n- An . Ac At o, Fine Liquors, 'o atrug of Whiskies, Brandies Wines Alo am) P ’er. nuv23 1847 W. V, SISPSp & GO,, SP..RTA, GEORGIA, DEALFI a Staple and Frney Goods, S«- unr, C-r ■ T«:rs, &c, Flour, Moat. Coro tud Peas. nov23, 1867 JOHN DENEEN SPARTA, GEORGIA DEALER GtyGrol* Groceries. Notio«s '•'ovr. 1 iiT.-waro Cl cks Ac., Ac. nV23 1867 iGLrVI V. DAN Ki eRNE P BURNET JORD N & BURNET. PARTA, GEORGIA, TTTHOLF' VLE and Retail Grocers, Piovis 7 V ion an Grain Dealer.?, uov 23 1867 R. (*, ARD E.B. LONO R.-G. WARD&CO., * * SPARTA, GEORGIA, RFSPECF LEY solid the attention cf their : Livn v.. 2 country Friends to their large •it 1 carefully - l c< ted stock of Dry and Fancy Go Groce- p?. Hardw ire Notions, Ac Favor n? w- 5 a call nov23 ISS’ JAMES B. EDWARDS OLE agent fir Q. Ober’a Manipulated Gua kJ oos. ir ? will soil at Baltimore prices with friegh <l. nov23 I**>7 F. L. LITTLE, Attorney at Law. SPARTA GEORGIA » * eetrus-td to h'» ear?. ncri'd