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CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Jflatlings, Curtains Shades &c. j Wm, A. KAYGOOD, *1 MARIETTA, Cor. Broad Str., ATLANTA, - - - GA. April 15, 1875—" ms LOCAL ITEMS. New Advertisements, Estray Notice—Wm. B. Bugg. G O’clock Closing—City Merchants. 1875 —Spring Stock—McCall, Ccpelun A Co.’s Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, etc.—Wm. A. Haygood, Atlanta, Ga. directs, Oil Cloths, etc. We call the especial attention of our readers to the advertisement of Wm. A. Haygood, dealer in carpets, etc., Atlanta, Gt.. Our personal acquaintance with Mr Haygood warrants us is commending him to the patronage of our people. To the Codies, At tlie large and well-filled establishment of Messrs. McCall, Ci.pelan & Cos., Miss GRASSWITII will have her opening of Spring ITats and Fancy Goods, on next Monday and Tnesdav, 10th and zeut inst., to which all are cordially invited. liarnlaart <& Kisnbrouffli Can furnish the ladies of all apes with hats and (beaux) bows to suit the most fastidious. April 555111. At the suggestion of our city papers a number of the ladies of Grecneshoro’ met at the Court House on last Monday after noon to arrange for the proper observance of the 25th, Decoration Day. 11. G. Lewis, I'sq., a young and talented member of our bur. was unanimously elect ed to deliver the memorial address. Heretofore the arrangement of floral decorations has been entrusted to commit tees, this year, as we understand, for cer tain good reasons, the committees have been dispensed with, and the duty of ar ranging garlands, etc., for the occasion, will devolve upon heads of families. This is probably best, as it will silence any com plaint that might otherwise arise. In our next issue we will publish a pro gramme of the exercises tor the occasion. Coiiiituiriim, Barnhart A Kimbrough offer specia' in ducements in millinery ami fancy goods to all the ladies who examine their superb rstock and answer the followingeonundrum: What net will catch a woman ? Hon. A. 11. Stephens* I.etter. With this issue we have the pleasure of laying before our readers an able letter from our immediate Representctive in Con gress, Hon. A. 11. Stephens, in response to certain strictures of tlie Savannah Morn ing News upon his course iu the last Con gress. A censorious press lias cast many unjust aspersions upon this great man. Even, in some instances, going so far as to assail the purity of his intentions and question the aincerity his patriotism. This letter is a complete vindication of his course, and clearly demonstrates the wisdom of his statesmanship. We are truly glad Mr. .Stephens has written it, and we invite our readers to its careful perusal. —■ 71 cl all, Copclan A Cos. We call the especial attention of our readers to the two column advertisement of the above Firm, in to-day's paper. Read it, go and examine for yourselves, and then lifyou are not suited in quality and prices, you can go farther and fair worse. On Monday anil Tuesday next, Miss Gkass with will display her exquisite taste in her Spring opening of Hats and Fancy Novel ties, and we are sure our ladies will avail themselves of the opportunity. IVot Tlorc, bill Better Xews papers. Under the above caption the Savannah Morning News suys: “We find (he follow ing chunk of wisdon in the Rome Courier.” In speaking of the newspaper business of our State it says: “ And yet we find in many of Ihe villages of Georgia as many ns two newspapers barely r subsisting by the aid of a sheet printed upon one side furn.sbed from a distance at a nominal price. With these and * a man and a boy ’ the work of these •patent outsides’ are thrown out as news papers to be patronized. Our judgment is, that where the business of a tow.i is not sufficient to have its local paper primed en tirely at home, there is no necessity for its publication. This we say with all respect to the opinions and practices of others of different minds.” Brother Willingham is a little rough on "patent outsides,” but we believe the chastisement which he inflicts is deserved. Georgia papers should be published “in ,toto” in Georgia, or not all. —• g&m The Display Of millinery and fancy goods at Burn hart & Kimbrough’s is beautiful beyond description. J. M, Storey & llro.. Are Agents for the sale of “Logan’s Cel ebrated Compound.” This compound is recotr mended by the Georgia State Agri cultural Society, as being the best and cheapest Fertilizer used. Six Hundred pounds of the compound will make one Ton—the cost is sl3 50 at the works. High priced Fertilizers have mined the planters. They will now have an opportunity to buy at prices which will pay them. All Editor Shot. On Monday evening last, Mr. J. R. Chris tian, editor of the Sparta Times & Tlanter, was shot by a Mr. F. A. Butts. Butts went into Mr. Christiah’s office and insulted him, whereupon Christian knocked him down. Butts arose, drew a pistol and shot Chris tian through the arm. A warrant was is sued for the arrest of Butts. i—i •■ mm \o Hoys. It seems that there are no hoys nowa days who wish to avail themselves of a good trade. The Sparta Times & Planter and the Jasper County Banner have been adverti-ing for apprentices to the printing art for several weeks and as yet have ob tained none. But we presume there are no l/oi/3 in this our day and generation. •mm m mm Proceedings of I lie County Hoard ol’ Education. At the lust meeting of the Hoard of Edu caiion of Greene County, the following res olutions were adopted: Resolved, That this Board call a conven tion of the white teachers of the county to meet at the Court House in Greenesboro’, on the first Tuesday in July, at 10 o'clock, a.m., to lake into consideration the subject of a uniform system of text books and other matters of interest pertaining to the public schools of the county. Resolved, That all the teachers of colored schools in llie county be examined on the 17th day of July, and that this Board at tend said examination. Resolved, That the pay of teachers of pub lic schools for the year 1875, be as follows: Primary Department, 50 ceuts First tirade, $ 1 00 Second tirade, 2 00 Third Grade, 3 00 per mot,tli, for each scholar; Provided That said schools he made entirely free dining the time they are under the control of the Board. Resolved, That the maximum number of scholars to each teacher shall be forty, and the minimum fifteen, except by special ar rangement with the Bjard. The I.site ReeCiitg of*tlie Geor gia Kaili'oail directors in Augusta. We clip the following regarding the late tract meet ng of the Georgia Railroad Di rectors, front the Atlanta Herald : For some time past it has been known that the Directors of the Georgia Railroad were determined to reduce their expendi tures, and that some prompt and decisive action was going to be taken for the fur therance of this object. About three weeks since, they discharg ed all of their baggage masters and requir ed the conductors to do the duty of the bag gage master in conjunction with their own duties. Subsequently, they reduced the wages of all the employes of the road 12} per ct. on the dollar, and curtailed their expenses in othei ways. The matter was considered so desperate that one of the Directors ottered a resolu tion in o.ien convention, proposing to sus pend all the trains on the road for thirty days. This resolution was seriously con siilered and after considerable discussion, the resolution was voted down, as much complaint was made by the employes about the reduction of wages to ante bellum prices. On Tuesday the Directors of the t oad met in Augusta, and after a tedious session of two days they decided to reduce the f.tre on the roaci to ante bellum prices. The passenger rate adopted by the con vention takes effect on the Ist of June, and is as follows : OUTWARD TRAINS. From Atlanta to Decatur, $ £0 From do to Stone Mountain, 60 From do to Lithonia, 1 00 From do to Conyers, 1 £0 Fiom do to Covington, ,1 60 From do to Social Circle, 2 00 From do to Madison, 2 TO From do to Grcenesboro’, 3 60 From do to Union Point, 3 80 From do to Crawfordville, 4 20 From do to Cumming, 460 From do to Camak, 5 00 From Atlanta to Augusta, and all sta tions between Camak and Augusta, 5 00 INWARD TRAINS. From Augusta to Bel-Air, $ 40 From do to Berzelio, 80 From do to Dealing, 1 20 From do to Thomson, 1 50 From do to Camak, 1 00 From do to Cumming, 230 From do to Crawfordville, 2 60 From do to Union Point, 3 00 From do lo Greenesboro’. 340 From do to Madison, 4 20 From do lo Social Circle, 4 80 From do to Covington, Atlanta and intermediate points, 6 00 There was a full meeting of the Directors of the road in attendance, only two of the whole board being absent. Before adjournment they passed a reso lution authorizing the purchase of the Western Railroad as an equal partner with the Central Railroad. The object of the purchase is to save themselves on bonds they have indorsed for that road. The action of the Board was made in se cret, but. we got the above information from one of the Directors. Estray Notice, Georgia —Greene County.—Wm. B. BL'GG, of the 147th District, G. M., of said county, tolls before me as Estrays, two Cows, with young calves. One of them is of red and white color, and the other blue and white, and both marked with a croj and half crop in each ear. and appraised by L. M. Kimbrough, John E. Jackson and L. F. Wheeler, freeholders, to be worth sls 00 each. Unless said Cows are called for and taken away, they will be sold by the Sheriff of this county, at the plantation of Mrs. Mary W. Anderson, on Saturday 24th day of April, 4875. JOEL F. THORNTON, Ord’y. April 45, 1875—2 U Local and Business Notices. 0 O’clock. \\ E, the undersigned Merchants of the city of Greenesborough, Ga., do agree to close our places of business at 6 o'clock ev ery evening, (except cn Saturday’s and public days,) commencing on Ist day of May, 1875, and continuing until the first day of September, 1875. BARNHART & KIMBROUGH, B. F. TOR BERT & Cos., HIGHTOWERS & Cos., J. F. HALL & Cos., J. A. GRIFFIN, J. M. STORE If A BRO., McCAI.I., COPELAN A Cos. April 15th, 1875—4 ts* Arrival of Tratiii* at Greenes lnro* Hrjmt. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. From Atlanta, . . 11:2 A. M. From Augusta, . . 1:10 P. M. NIG T PASSENGER TRAIN. From Atlanta • . . 3:33 A. M. From migusta, . . . 1:14 A. M. May 29 H. 11. KING, Agent. 11l tlie Ilantls ot Science all things become valuable by adnptment, and salutary by their application. Thus, Dr J. Walker has obtained from certain vege table products of California, that have been trampled upon for centuries by the ignor ant. the invaluable curative known as the California Vinega- Bitters, a medicine which is exciting the wonder of the com munity by its beneficial operation in the worst cases of Rheumatism, Pulmonary Disease, General Debility, Congestion of the Liver, Constipation, Scrofula, and Malari ous Fever. aprlw4 1 Til! f WILL sell LIME for agrioultural pur -1 poses. ON TIME , and on terms to suit purchasers. C. Mi. KING. Feb. 25, 1875—1 m jlew Goods!; :New Goods.; NEW GOODS!: J. F. HALL A CO., I. F. HALL & CO., jj. F. HALL & CO. 1 Are now receiving their Are now receiving their SPRING STOCK SPRING STOCK Spring Stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods. Notions, of Ladies’ Dress Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' ITats, Gloves, Ac. Ladies’ Hats, Gloves, Ac. We are offering great We are offering great GREAT INDUCEMENTS Inducements to cash buyers Inducements to cash buyers as our stock lias been bought for cash.with fresh goods altd fair dealing and short prb tits, we hope to share a fair trade. We cal l tlie special attention of the lad ies to our at tractive stock of Ladies Hats. J. v. HALL A CO. April 7tli. 1875.-3 mo GREE\E COUNTY Sheriff’s Sales, Will be sold before the Court-House door in the city of Greenesborot'gh,Greene county. Ga., within the legal hours of sale, ou the First Tuesday in May next, the following property, to wit: Eight Hundred and Thirty-three and one-fourth acres of Land, the same known as the Luckie place, in said county, and levied on to satisfy twenty-seven fi fa’s is sued from (he Justices Court of the 141st District, G. M., of said county, in favor of Elliott C. Bowden, Administrator of W. F. Luckie vs. James H. Peck ; said Land le vied upon by James H. Dolvin, L. C., and the fi fa’s turned over by said Constable to me for advertisement end sale of the said Laud. ,f. II.EXtILISII, Sberiir. April 8, 1875 ALSO, At the same time and place— One Tract of Land, containing Nine Hundred acres (more or less.) lying in Greene county, Ga., adjoining lpnds of Hutchinson and others—Levied on as the property of John Robins, to satisfy two fi fa’s, one issuing from Greene Inferior Court December Term, 1860, in favor of Ramey .4 Storey vs John Rohbins : and the other from the Superior Court of Greene county September Term, 1861. in favor of Lanzelol Phillips vs John Robbins. ALSO, At the same time and place— One Tract of Land belonging to G. B. Gilbert, adjoining lands of Daniel, Mitch ell and others—levied on by virtue of sev en fi fa's issued from tjie Justices Court I4otb District, G. M., in favor of E. C. Bowden vs. G. B. Gilbert, said levy being made by JoeMcKinzie, L. C., and returned tome. J. H ENGLISH, Shetiff. Apr.l 1, 1875. ALSO, At the same time and place— One tract of Land, containing Six acres (more or less,) known as the old "New Hope’’ Church lot, situated in 449th Dis trict, C. M., Greene county, Ga.,—levied on as the property of I. N. and -J. C. Waddail. to satisfy afi fa issuing from Greene Coun ty Court, in favor of Wm. H. Branch vs, J. N. and J. C. Waddail. H. C. PENNINGTON, Dep. SlTff. April 8, 1876. (JE , o>On Per day at home. tpivv* Terms free. Ad dress G. STINSON & Cos., Portland, Maine-. 21. tf*76-Iy* JL99T& awg-S 0 at IttCpWCin They would respectfully inform their customers, their friends, and the public generally, that th<y have receired their entire stock of Spring and Summer Goods, and would be pleased at any time to show them through the stock. Dress Goods. Dress Goods. They offer Black Silks, Black and Striped Grenadines. Ashes of Rose and Blue Challies, Silk Mohairs. Perege, Black and White Alpacas, Corded Alpacas. Striped and Plaid Victoria Lawns, Checked and Striped Japanese, Summer Suittings, Printed Lace Sfripes, Printed Piques, Hair Cord Swiss, Bombazine, Solid Colored Lawns, Corded Jaconets, Pacific Lawns, Ac., &c. They offer a full line of Staple Goods consisting in part of Brown and Bleached 10x4 Sheetings,Granitcvillc Sheet ings and SiiirtiiiL’s. Columbus Checks and Stripes, White and Striped Osna hurgs. Brown and Bleached Drillings, Bleached Homespuns all grades. Sea Island Homespuns }, J, and 4-4 wide. 200 bolts Calicoes from 8c to 12}c per yard, all colors Checked Ginghams, a full line of Cottouades 20c to 50a pet yard. Spring Cassiuteres from 40c to 81 00 a yard, Linen Prill cheap and good, Fancy Catsimere Patterns for young men. Linen and Turkey Red Table Parr ask. Linen Towels —cheap—medium and good. Sulshury all wool Tweeds, and Bruwrt and Slate Cashmarets, all of which they offer low. Novelties in Notions! Th. y have a larger stock than has ever before been their pleasure to ofler. A full line of Fans and Parasols, Rufflles. Crepe Collars, Lace Collar ettes, Edinburgh Scarfs. Edinburgh Satin Scarfs, Br cade Scarf's, Fancy End Scarfs, Plain, Fringed and Windsor Snarls. Mufflers, Lace Fichue. Lace Bibs, Lace Handerchief and Collars. Yak Lace Trimmings, Mystic Ruffle, Bonnet, Scarfs and Handkerchiefs. Coventry Fringe, Pompadour Braids. Braid Plats, Belts, Belt Buckles, Gents’ Scarfs. Ties and IL>ws, the latest styles Paper and Linen Collars, Combination Side Combs, Pearl Sleeve Buttons, Fancy Brace lets. Crochet Needles, Silk Floss, Worsted and Alpaca Braid, Needles, Pins, Ac., &c., Ac,, &c. Clothing! Clothing! Clothing! A full line of Clothing for Boys, Youths, and Men, cheap, medium aud gcod, 1 hey call special attention to their large assortment of While Vests and Fancy Cassimere Pants lor young men. •Straw, Wool, and Fur VI £ all Styles and Prices for Children, Boys, Youths and Men. Special attention is called to their large stock of Children, Misses, ami Ladies Cloth. Calf. Mutton. Glove Kid. and Serge Foxed Shoes, purchased from the best houses in Lynn and Boston. They also keep a lull line of T MILES & SON’S Serge, Genuine Calf, and Goat Shoes, Ladies’ Slippers late styles. Gents’ low quartered Calf Shoes, Metis’ Boots, coarse, medium and fine, 5 000 pairs Childrens, Misses, Womens, Boys, and Meus coarse Shoes, various styles and prices. jt'ull t .tne OF oakery, Wood, Glass, and Tinware, also Ovens, Spides, Tea Kettles, Boilers, Stoue Pans, Ac., Ac., Ac. HARDWARE. HARDWAKE- In this line their stock is larger and more varied than ever before, in fact there is vety few things that our customers can wish but what we now have in stock. Where parties wishing to purchase by the dozen, they will be allowed a very liberal discount, • AG RICUI/TU R4L IKPLETIE ATS Georgia Plyw Stocks, Brinley Plow Stocks, Solid Wing Sweeps. Dixon Sweeps, Gopher Sweeps. Iron anil Steel Scooters, Iron and Steel Turn Plows, ShoveiS, Singletrees, Heel Pins, Rods, Clevises llautes, Traces, Shuck and Bark Collars, Back Bands, Plow Lines, Hame Strings. No's I, 2, and 3 Scovil Hues, Spades, Shovels and Garden Tools of all kinds, lu Wagon and Bugsy Timber We offer Hints, Spokes, Hubs, Shaft*, Tongues, Springs, Axles, Tires, Fifth Wheels, Ac. Great Reduction in the price of Rims. FURNITURE! Everything kept in this line from a Baby Chair to a Walnut Wardrobe. SCHOOL BOOKS AD STATIONER! OF ALL KINDS! of various kinds. Liniments, Vermifuges, Laudanum, Turpentine, Oils, Calo mel, Soothing Syrup, Extracts. Hot Drops, Percgoric, Balsam, Hostctter’s Bitters, Ac., ko. | A full line. Bacon and Bulk Sides. Bason I UV-LI Iv O • an d H u |k Shoulders. Magnolia and Beef Hams, Lard. Oats, White Corn. Virginia and Liver pool Salt, Mackerel in kits. Pigs Feet in cans. Codfish, Sugar and Coffep, Grits, Big Hominy. Rice, Parched Coffee, Teas of all kinds, MolaSses arid Syrups, Varnish, Paints, Ac., Ac. Flower Pots ! Flower Pots! in i, }, 1, 2, and 3 gallons. Onion Sets and Garden Seeds OF ALL KINDS! MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Conducted by MISS GRASSWITH, is now complete and below we mention a few late styles of Hats, French Chip Oleone. Straw Lorle, Fidele, Musurka, Blanche, London, Daffodil, Starlight. Lily, Grace. Diamond, Major. Leßrnn, Vi toria, Clairiette, Viola, Marion, Woodbine, Riversides, Wood lawn, Sprite, Elf, Pedal.and many other popular styles to numerous to mention. Infants Lace Caps, Hat Frames of all Styles, French Flowers. Wreaths Roses, Buds, Daisies, Lillies, Gowns, Gown Yokes, Chemise, Chemise Yokes, Dressing Saeques Braces, Torquoise, Marceline Silk, Beaded Crowns, Dress ing Gowds, Late Styles Fancy Scarfs, White Crepe Quilling for second mourn ing, Revere Ruffling for second mourning, Beautiful Vallencenes Ties, Irish Point Collars, Black Lace Beaded Capes something entirely new and attrac tive, Stamped Yokes and Bands, New Style Tissue for Veils, Beautiful Sash Ribbon for 40c a yard, Frizzes and Curls, Braid Puffs for the hair, Safety Pins for Ladies Dresses, Beautiful Lace Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gauze Scarfs entirely new. In fact everything to make the ladies beautiful. \ v>ri* 1X 1374 MCCALL, COPFLAN ACO Important to Philters I STANDARD FERTILIZERS! w E call the especial attention of the planting public, to the following Standard high grade Fertilizers: SARDY’S SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. SARDY’S PIIO3PIIO-PERUVIAN GUANO. RUSSELL COES SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, And CAT ISLAND GUANO, Which haTe been generally need throughout the South with most satisfactory results, and have established a reputation and proved equal to any Fertilizers in use for Col ton, Corn and Southern products generally. These Fertilizers are offered to the farmers of the cotmtfy with full confidence in their merits and at reasonable'mtes. Information furnished On application to oui* Agents. Send for Circulars and Price List3. BRANCH & SMITH, General Agents, AUGCBTA, Ga. Norton & Weaver, Local Agents, GREENESBORO’, Ga. mart. 187?—tf JAMES B. PARK, OS XT 23 rs AND— COUNSELOR AT LAW, GREENESBORO', - - - GA. WILL give prompt attention to all bu siness intrusted to his professional care, in the Counties of Greene. Morgan, Putnam, Baldwin. Hancock and Taliaferro. CE7* Office—With Hon. Philip B. Rob inson. april 8,1875 —6ms M. W. LEWIS } 11. o. LEWIS. 91, W. Lewis & Son, Attorneys at law, G|{Ili;\l>EIOIClGII, - GA. april 8, 1875-1 y PURE DREGS, AND them frals, PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, WIN DOW GLASS, all sizes, LAMPS and LANTERNS. HOST'S G A ItIHvY SEERS. KEROSENE OIL, WHITE LEAD, Colors, I,IN SEED OIL, BRUSHES, Ac., For sale by John A. Griffin. K7*Physicians’ prescriptions carcfujly dispensed, april 8, 1875-’y KEITH’S Fever and Asue Pills A SPECIFIC FOR AU CASES OF CHIUS AND FEVER. DUMB A6UE. INTER MITTENT FEZER, ETC. This preparation is purely vegetable,and is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Kkith, who has used it in the treatment of above diseases for many years, with invariable success. Put up in boxes containing 50 Pills. Price, $1 00 per box, or 6 boxes for $5 00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Prepareil only by IS. K KIT II A Cos , 41 Liberty Street, Aprils, '7s-Oms \t* tv 1 ork. Assignee’s Notice. DISTRICT Court af the United States, Northern District of Georgia.— In Bankruptcy, in matter of WILLIAM II WATSON, of Greene county, Ga., Bank rupt. This is tc give notice* once a ws'-k, foi three successive weeks, that I have been ap pointed Assignee of the Estate of William l> Watson, of Greene county. Ga., who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his owt petition, by the United .Stales District Court tor said District. J. G- McHENRY, Assignee. April 1,1875.—3 ts DISEASES OF TIIFi KI DMA S. Painful affections of the bladder, and urinary organs, accompanied by gravelly deposits, irritation of the neck of the blad der, with difficulty of holding the urine, in stricture, in seminal weakness, and in all conditions af the parts accompanied by de bility, weakness or painful irregula-ities in male or female. *1 ililni's Hyilrastin Compound will be found a most efficacious remedy. Price, $1 00 per Bailie; $5 00 per half Dozen Prepared by IS. KUITII & Cos, 41 Liberty Stnel, Aprils,’ 7s—6ms Kew York. Notice ! NOTICE is hereby given that ED. TER RILL and his wife MOLLIE, who are un der contract with me for the year 1875. have left my farm against my wishes. Ail persons are warned not to employ them under penalty of the law. GEO. N. SMITH. February 27, 1875. mar4t3 To Trespassers. I FOREWARN all persons from hunting. fishing, or in any way whatever tres passing upon ray premises, knowr. as part of the Mrs: Bickers’ tract. Any one so offending will be prosecuted to ihe full ex tent of the law M MAR&WALTER. ' pril !. 1875,-4"- ALFRED SHAW KEEPS constantly on hand in Groenes bofo* and Madison, a full assort diene of ROSEWOOD And MAIH>GANT v lUJHIAL CASJESIr and imitations of the same. Also, METALIC GASKETS, of all grades. In beauty, durability and price, these Cases and Caskets will compare favorably with any to be found elsewhere. W. T. DOSTSE and E. G. SITTOS Arc our authorized Agents at GrecnesboroV NOTE:—AII persons indebted for past purchases, arc requested to come forward and settle their hills ALFKEO SSI AW.' March 18, 1870—3 ms VARIETY STORE T FAMILY GROCERIES, BAR-ROOM AND BILLIARD SALOON, Corner Main and Broad Streets, GRF.KNESBORO’. - GEORGIA. W.C. Cartwright, Always keeps on hand a full assortment of Family Groceries, and the finest brands of imported and domestic LIQUORS AND SEGARS. His Bar is always shpplied with pure im 'lorted London Porter, Bass’ Ale, French Brandy. TLdl'a'nd' GTii, Jamaica Runt, Wines and Champagne; and GENUINE CINCINNATI LAGER, always fresh, besides all qualities of do mestic Liquors. DT7”Cnll and purchase your Groceries, imbibe pure Liquors, smoke fine Segars, play a game of Billiards, and tie happy. W. C. CARTWRIGHT. Corner Broad and Main Sts. March 25, 1875. Notice in Bankruptcy IN the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. In the matter of JAMES D. BURGESS, Bank rupt. This is to give notice, once a week for three weeks, that I have been appointed As signee of the Estate of James D. Burgess, of Grieiie county, Ga,, in said Dfetrtet/ who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upom ihls own petition, by the District Court of said District. HOWARD E. W. PALMER, j Apiil 1, 1875. Greenesboro’, Ga. Notice Ts hereby given, that James Alfriend (colored) and his wife, Delphy, who are un ler contract with mefor theyear 1875,hav eft my farm without my consent and against my wishes. All persons are warned not t. aire them under penalty of the law. L. jtf. KIMBROUGH. March 11, 1875—Ira The DIAMOND COTTON CHOPPED IMPROVED A WAHOAHTfD i'JCt m£tcT pJi’iiw Mw<. Ik ,! over c tvvii * 3 ith 1 m.i. * '...rko. Cotton IMautvr i Planter' lluciiin lit-. All warranted. Atruutf WM’iled. Sen 1 IVnr IlluntprV <2a f tKIS. w sr"“** J W HINSPtLK Per.. Fareftevliu N C. or o Local I*l March IJ, 1875—1 m GEOItGIt- Grecno County—f William K. Wilson Administratedotr the Estate of Henry 11. Durham, deceased, applies for Letters of DUmissibnl and such Letters will he granted on the first Monday in May, 1875, unless valid objections there to are filed. Oiven under my land and official signa ture, this January 20th, 1875. 3m JOEL F. THORNTON, Ord’y. GEOKGLi-Greene County.' Win. A. ami John 31. Colciotigh, Ad ministrators of John Cole ougli. deceased, apply for Letters of Dismission, ami such Letters will be granted on the. lit st Monday in June, 1875, unless valid objections thereto are filed. Given under tny hand and official signa ture, this March Ist. 1875. JOEL F. THORNTON* Only mar.4,1875-—3ms lit ill OlA* - - 7 (irb rue County; Whereas James Smith, Executor of James Atkinson, deceased, applies for Let ters of Dismission, and such Letters will lie granted on the first Monday in May 1875, unless valid objections thereto be filed. Given tinder my haud and official signa ture this February Ist, 1875 JOEL F. THORNTON, Ord’y. Feb. 1, 1875—3ms* Take Notice! GEORGIA— Morgan County. NOTICE is hereby given, thnt Captain J. M. BURNS is no longer my Agent for any purpose whatever. Mary W. Anderson. March 2hd. 1875 Its